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"a TONS TOl5ACCO-Of reliable
etV 4n<, standard Kentucky brsnd% In boxe4,. halF
lpIrS and tada!s A.su. dne cat Chewing and smoking
II Arrsot ed in barrels hAM hA1retA &C..
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au7.tA-1y - Il souta Water STREET.
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.

Thcoldest. the bet. and the cheapest Mag.
nzine Useful, Ornamental. and Instructive.
The only hady's Book In America The Lit
erature IN the Lady's Book is by the first wri.
ters IN the country, and the stories are always
moral ard instructive.
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Five copies one year, aud an extra copy to
the person sending the club, making six copies
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the person sending the club making twelve
copies, $40, ~. par9 ~
And the only magazine that can Oe nitro.
duced into any Of the above clubs is Arthur IS
Home Magazine. One or more Of that work
can be included in club in the place Of the
Lady's Book, if preferred. ~ 'o.
b. SPECIAL CLUBBING WITH OTHER
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ter.
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RALLoU,s, DoLLAR MoNTnLY.-:

u NbbONl'Sl JULIAN MONIII u 80
ID No like publication has ever attained to
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which, az he New York Tribune SAYS, is next
10 giving II away but also on account of lis
fresh, original and entertaining character.
lis stories sketches and eneravings, while
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lie pages are edited with great care and ex-
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TO provole in the minds Of the young and in.
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knowledge, It's foreign gossip is of the most
readable and choice character, its wit and ha.
NOR department is void VI all vulgarisms vet
is mirth, provoking in the extreme, while each
number contains tales, sketches poems and
miscellaneous articles from more than twenty
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the beauties Of thought "a. irTsr'
Let no one fail, then, to realize how much
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Farmers Work - Jobs for Leisure
Hours.

hOuIhs
Which may be performed without in
terfedng at OlIwith tao blowing, plan
ting, and other field labor. il they are
only thought Of IN lime.
Pruning fruit ireCsis TOO often great
y neglected. lie, this be attended to
when tits too wet to plow or plant, or to
make fences, For such work one needs
a small, sharp axe, sharp saw, and a
good knife. A large pocket knife will
serve good purpose; but, 10 the absence
of good knife. take an old fle, and
good blacksmith to make pruning
knite-which he will do for ten cents
with the blade four or FIVE inches long
after it is curved ii will be long enough.
Pruning saws, which are fastened on the
end Of fork handle or pole, and used
by tho operator while standing on the
ground, are sometimes preferable to any
other tools,l for pruning fruiitrees. They
may be obtained at most hard ware stores.
Al:er a tree has been pruned. cover
the wounds with rosin and Iallow, of
equal parts, melted together in small
kettle, and applied with small paint
brush. s.
Collect saw dust, chip manure, and
scrapiugs Of yards, and spread them
around fruit trees. for tho purpose Of
keeping the soil loose. and promoting the
he,llhY growth of young trees. With a
broad hoe, scrape the DO lies OF fruit rees,
and il the bark is alreany smooth, tie a
rag on the end Of a stick, fora large swod,
and apply thin soft'Soap to the boldies
and limbs, for six or eight feet above the
ground.
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ne Cheerrul at Your Meals.


The benefit derived from food taken
depends much upon the condition of the
body while eating. If taken in moody,
cross, or despairing condition of the
mind, digestion is much less perfect and
slower, Than when taken with a cheerful
disposition. Tie very rapid and silent
manner too common among Americans,
should be avoided, and some topic Of in.
terest introduced at meals, that all may
parake in, it will be all the better.
Its not uncommon, that a person d.
ming in pleasant and social company can
eat and digest we'll that which, when ca.
ten alone, and the mind absohed in some
deep study, or broOding over csres and
disappoutments, would lie long undi
gosted in ,be stomache, causing disar.
rangement and pain, and if much indul-
ged, become the cause Of permanent
and irrepatahle injury to the system.
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NTAvERLEY MAGAzTNE.--F,I Fam

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w lily Amusement and Instruction. Edited
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ing admitted into its pages 1t will furnish as
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time to peruse, consisting Of Tales. History,
Biography, together with Music and poetry.
The paper contains no ultra sentiments, and
NEEDLES neither with politics nor religion, but
it is characterized by high moral tone. 1t
circulates all over the country, from Maine 10
California. . sat ~.
TERMS.--The waverly Magazines pub.
lished weekly by Moses A. Dow, 5 Lndall
Street Boston. Mass. Two editions are print
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scrihers ION little thinner paper, so as TO
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year, or Sl00 for six months, always in ad!
vance Clubs, by mail, six papers six MONTHS
$500 Paper stopped when the last number
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ces at airy numoer in ory volume and pays for
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PETERSoN,s MAGAzNE.
NEW VOLUME WITH the JANUARl

NEW VOLUME WITH the JANUARY
~ Number. Unrvalled Literary Attraction
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written for, ~ Now is the time to subscribe
Address CHARLES j. PETERSON,
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March 6 1862. s 'a"a.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills;
FOR ALL TIE PURPOSES OFAFAaEY fHYSIc,

are so composed that d,scnsc within tic range of
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Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
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OF its functions. They are ,au excellent Alternative
Tor the renovation Of the blood and the rcstora.
ton of tone and strength to the systpu debltatrd
by disease.
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WI hat Everybody Wants.-The Fami
w ly Doctor containing simple remedies,
easily obtained, for the cure Of diseases in all
forms, by Prof Henry S TAYLOR, MD.
1t tells you how TO attend upon the sick, and
how tocook for them; how TO prepare Drinks,
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II tells you Of the various diseases of Chill,
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and Bilious, Yellow. Typhus, Scarlet and
other Fcyers. and gives you the best and
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
ATLANTIC MONTHLY

1 THE January number will commence th'
, Ninth Volume Of this Magazine Its very laIrg'
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Tue NV coyEEcllcUr NurMEos.--

THE New coNNEci,cUT NuTMEGs.--
A good anecdote is told Of one Of the
Connecticut boys. While in converse,
ton with rebel, after the capture Of
Fort Pulaski, tbe latter said, '"At least
with all our faults, we have never made
wooden nulmegs, The Yankee, a very
demure looking specimen, innocenlly
replied I'VE do not make them of
wood any logger" and pointing to one
of the big projectiles lying near, which
had preached the fort, added quietly,
1--WE make them now of iron." Secesh
subsidized. ,vT
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Cleaning Barrels.

Many barrels can be cleaned and rOn
dcIcl sweet by putting in pint of un
Stacked lime, adding one or two gallons
Of water, and shakeiug thoroughly. AT.
ter standiugthrs or four hours, rinse
wii6 cold water,
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Bread Omelet.

Put into ularge toacup of bread croms,
a teacup of cream, spoonful OF butter
with salt, pepper and nutmeg when the
broad has absorbed the cream, break in
the eggs, beatthem little with the mix.
4vre, and try omelet