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Byron and his Grandson.

Tho pootss sensitivoness on the snbjoct
OF self comes out also in tho grandson in
ano; hcr form. Byron folt u. hut Il cid not
givo hiln strength to break away from the
great world, which he was conscious q:
priziug TOO highly. His grandson felt II
aud would not DO bound in tho chains OF
thst great world. Whom talked to about
somo points of nrsiocratic mannors, no ex.
cluimod, "what Is n man worth if ho Gannot
DO himself man---valuod for himself aud
not for such things | will 90 mud DO u
man on nv own account !" lie would not
DO thing stamped with mark. and shaped
into certain form, for passing current
among tho stupid, who look only at extcrnals.
IIo would 1.-Two FOR himsclf and by himself
And he KEEP, his word to tho death Grand,
sire aud grandson are gonc. Pcaco to their
ashes To their own Master they must
stand or fall--uot to us. when Dyron'a
daughter was laid in tho vault with him
thero was in il ono vacant space moro -
Lady Dyroa, consistent unto death. did not
choose that 1t should be occupied 10y hcr re-
mains. Lot us hopo that tho young lord
Wentworth has boon laid in tho vault oI
IIuckuall Church, with his mother and with
tho poet. Aud again whom October en-.
browns tho Notinghamshiro woods, and the
pilgrim to Newstead has worshippod ht the
shrine of genius, no will turn from !. TO the
littIo country church, aud rs no reflects on
tho threo WHO sleep there--the poet, his
daughter. aud her son--ho will forgot all
but the strange oontraries Of lifo with our
wishes aud our purposes. as cxempliind in
those thrco exstencos, of such short duta-
tion, but so richly endowed by fortune and
by naturo.-Eider,cick's MisceildRy.
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The New Paper Issue.

The one hundred millions Of dollars of
legal tender green.backs, just authorized
by Congress, will be put on the market
almost Immediately. The printers, in an
ticipation Of the demand for this issue, are
said TO have everything in readines for !he
most rapid production. OF the notes oI
small denominations, from S750.000 10
$1,0o0,OoU can be turned out each day
OF the large notes. SO, 900, 900 to 50, 900,
600. Mr.. Chase has on hand about $685.
100000 Of small notes, which are now
held in reserve to meet calls for tenn
porary deposits, and he will probably dis.
burse these at once to the troops, and re-
imburse himself out Of lbe supplies no " 10
be printed. In forty-five days il is esti-
mated that the whole 500, 100000 will
be delivered, while al the rate of one and
half millions daily expenses, the accru-
ing debt within the time viii be about two
thirds Of the sum printed--say sixty seven
millions.
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MEDICAL.
The Grsefenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under tho immediate supervis.
N ion OF skilliul Physician, and they may bo
relied upon in all cases.
The intelligence Of the community is not in.
suited by the offer Of single medicine which
claims TO cure ALI pIsrAsrs, but the Gutenberg
Remedies consist Of seven different Medicinos,
all unequnied in the cure Of diseases for which
they are recommended, among which moy be Sc
lected one appropriate 10 any OF the diseases inch
dent to this country and climate.
arTHE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE
PILLS are better than any other kind Of Pills in
tho word-Prce 20 Gents.
p5rTHE GREFENBERG UTERINE CA
THOLlC0N is an iuialhble remedy for AL Fe-
male diseases.-PRlCE $3.50.
a1-THE UTERINE CA1HOLICON willalse
cure Gravel, Diseases OF the Kidneys, Urinary
difficulties in males,
prTHE EGREFENBERGs G sARsAPARlLLA
by lnrthe most powerful and eflicacious COM
douDd in use--Price One Dollar.
9rTHE GREFENBERG DYsENTERY
SYRUP is certain ami quick remedy for all dis
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QcTTHE GRHFENBERG PILE REMEDY
never tails to permanently relieve this distressing
disease--Priee One Dollar.
brTHE GRHFENBERG CHlLDREN'S
PANACEA is an invaluable compound in aH
diseases incident TO children
THE CIR .EFENBERG FEVER AND AGUE
REMEDY Is a sovereign specific for this parlic-
ular disease Price SO Cents.
THE GREFENBERG GREEN MOUNT
AIN OINTMENT excels all other salyes in i:s
curative effects Price 25 Cents.
THE GREEN BERG CONSUMPTlVES
BALM affords the most astonishing reIiei in un
pulmonary complaints Price 3 co bottle IAN
eminent Physician of New York, states thai lo
has known the Gr9fenberg Consum piive's Balm
used with great success IN Dropsy Our own
experience substanhntes his staltment.)
THE EGllEFENBERG HEALTH BITTERS
| -. Ill.
prepared.-Pfice 25 Cents.
TIE GREFE SBERG LOTION is unparol.
leled in aA Inflammation or diseases ol the Eye
| Price 2j Cents.
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IpLENE's.-Carlyle says that nine tcnths
OF the miseries and vices of manhood pro.
ceed from idieness with men Of quick
minds, to whom it is especially pernicious
this habits is commonly the fruit Of many
disappointments and schemes oft bafilad
and men fail in thier schemes. not Sc
much for the want Of sicngth as The i'll di
reciion oft. The weakestliving creature
by concentrating his powers upon single
object, can accomplish something thu
strongest, by dispensing his over many
may fail TO accomplish anything.
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A SALT WELL According to American
accounts, novel salt minn has been dis
covered at Wellsvilo, in tho county of CO.
iumbiana. Ohio. A we'll was being sunk, on
the artesian principle, for extracting rock
oil, when at q depth of four hundred and
eighty Height feet, a column of gas mado its
escape with such violence that the boring
rods and some two huudrod foot of piping
Introduced into tho orilice wero suddenly
thrown out like ramrod from gun. The
boring bad reached an extensive von of salt
brine, and the gas continued to drive out
with IL column of wator charged with salt,
and Of tho same diameter as tho boro holo.
to tho height of one hundred and fifty feot.
Tho eruption laster for six months, whom it
occurred to tho proprietor to utilize the
waters for tho manufacture of salt. The
gas itsolf bcing conduct od into furnace by
pipes, is lighted, and then ovaporates tho
water without any other fuel being used.
Tho furnace is heated to a high temperature
and the flame rises above tho chimney. Ii
is seen from distance of several miles
round. Tho salt brine is delivered at the
rate of about six gslons per minute, and
furnishes ono barrel of salt per hour. The
gas is said TO have pressure of ono hun.
dred and twenty-six pounds to tho square
inch.--Mechanic' .Mogozne.
IF madness were painful, what roaring
there would be.
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TIE Hon. Horace Maynard, in speech at
Nashville, thus addressed the leading socess-
ionist;
"Thero Is no hopo for you--your fate is
soalcd--hide yourself--ily from tho country.
You who have brought those curses on the
country, have no hope for pardon. Your
deluded followers. .impulsive youths and gid.
dy girls, will be received back into society
but, as for you conspirators in tho rebellion,
take your flight--mako II long--and make
IL precipitately. There is no use in mincing
words at an hour like the present One
Bido or tho other has to 60 undcr--the ma.
tion must survive or perish To oxtormin-
ats traitors is to destroy treason; TO punish
the criminal is to protect honest mon. Tho
punishment Of malignant and leading rebels
is the salvation of our country and hor free
institutions | uttor those words in no spirit
ofidlc menace. only admonish you OF facts,
unless this rebellion ceases. We can parley
no !0ngor with treason; Its fate must DO
mado terrible warning for all time 10 come
Ii required long struggle to bring these
convictions to mo, but they arc tho doliber-
ate and solemn admonitious Of my duty tn
my countrymeD and the cause Of freedom
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THE Power TO SAY "No."-Tho purity OF
moral habits ia, am afraid, of very litilo
use to o man unless II is accompanied with
that firmness which enables him to act up
to what he may think right in spite of solo-
itation to tho contrary. Very few young
men havo tho power of nogation at first. 1t
increases with tho increase of confidence,
aud with tho experience of those iuconvon-
fences which result from the essence of his
virtue. Every young man must be exposed
to temptation; he cannot learn tho ways of
men without being witness to their vices-
If you attompt to preserve him from danger
quite unfit for any style of lifo in which no
may be placed. The great point is, not to
turn him out too soon, and TO give him a
pilot at frst-Sidney Smith.
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WHAT YoUyG PEOPLE SHOULD Know
Tho best inheritance that parents can leave
tholr childron. is tho ability to hop thom-
solves This is better than u hundred thon-
sand dollars apiece. In any trouble or diCi-
Guilty, they will have two excellent servants
ready, in tho shape of their two hands,
Those who can do nothing, and havc to be
waited on, arc helpless, and easily dishcnrt.
ened at tho misfortunes Of life. Those who
are active and handy, meot troubles with n
cheerful face, and soon surmount ;hem.-
Lot young people, therefore. learn to do as
many different useful things as possible.
Every Farmers Boy should know how,
so oper or later,
|. To dress himself, black his own shoes,
cut his brothers hair, wind watch, sew on
a button mako bod,nnd keep all his clothes
in perfect ordor and neatly in place.
2. To harnoss horso,groaso wagon,and
drive o team.
3. To carve, aud wait on table,
To milk tho cows, shear tho sheop, and
drees veal or mutton.
8. To reckon money and keep accounts
accurately, and according to good book
keeping rules.
@. To write neat, appropriate, briefly
expressed businoss l1tter, in q good hand,
and fold and superscribe it properly; and
write contracts.
7. To plow, SOW grain and grass sood.
drive moving machino, swing a scythe,
build u neat stack and pitch hay.
8. To put up package, build fro. .whto-
wash wall, mund broken tools. aud rogu
lalo clock.
There arc many othor things which would
rondor boys more usofu! to themselves and
Al. n.
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S A N F o RD'S
Family Calhartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM


Pure Vegetaue Extracts, and put up in Glue
Cases, dir Tight, and nil Keep in any climate
The FAMILY CATHARTlC PILL is gen
tie but active Cnihartie, which the Proprietor has
used in his practice for more than twenty years.
The constantly in-lz icreasing demand from
those who have long ,{used the PlLLS,an the
satisfaction which a express in regard TO
their use, a s induced - me 20 place them with
in the reach oil all. -
The Profession wcllIe know that different
Catharucs act on differ eni portions of the bow
els. :
The FAMILY c Az ARTIC PILL
has, with due reference : to this well established
fact, been conipoundedlss = from q variety of the
purest Vegetable X - tracts, which act alike
on exery part Of the al-l= iimentary canal, d
are GOOD and SAFEEiu all cases where a
Cathartic is needed, and e Ssuch as DERANGE-
M EN- rs OF THEIO STOMACH, SLEEP.
mess, PAINS IN THE BACK and LOlNS,
COSTlVENESS, = Al N AND SORENESS
OVER THE WHOLE BODY from sudden cold.
which frequently, If neglected, ended in long
GRE EPING SENSATION OF COLD OVER
TUE BODY, ESTLESSNESS, HEADACHE,
or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD, oil lnhammatory
Diseases Worms in Children or Adults, Rhou-
matism, a great Purifier Of the Blood, and ether
diseases TO which flesh is heir, too numerous to
mention in this advertisement. Dose to 3.
PRICE so CENTS.
ay-Tho Liver Invigorator and Family Cathar.
,ic pills are rotailed by A. Cook and DR., John
Nichols. Chardon Ohio, by Druggists generally,
md sold wholesale by the Trade In all the large
towns. ST. w. SANFORD, nj. D.,
Manufacturer anu Proprietor,
2os Broadway, teor. of Fulton st.,) New York.
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AN ExrRAvAaANr BRAuTY.--A Rich
mond correspondent OF Southern paper
says: "Folly and extravaganza have MT
ceased with the war. heard OF n young
Richmond belle, yesterday, just about to
be married, who paid Se5 Tor one bonnet,
$50 for second, aud S45 for third, for
her nuptials. This is none of Dixie's
business, but the young blide had far bet
Ter have given two-,hirds of the money to
cover the feet OF the soldiers than her own
pretty head"
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A PENrTENT REDRL- A Georgia soldier
who was formerly a resident of Pennsyl-
vania, recently died in one of the Phila.
delphia hospitals. just before dying he
requested that justice of the pence be
sent for in order that he might take the
oath of allegiance. Said he, al don't
want it TO be said that went to the Az.
mighty rebel" The singular wish was
graifed, and in few hours he breathed
his last.
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FOR SALE BY
A. Cook, Chardon.
G. P. Treat, Clardou.
J. e. Williams, Parkman.
II. L. Bishop g. Son, Midd!efeld.
ID. Q. Kellogg, Munson.
Horny Cummings, Russell.
Lyman Scott, Mulberry Corners.
Herrick & Gaines, Newbury.
Tew g. Butts, Rapids.
And by Medicine Dealers gonora!ly through
out the State.
Ii. D. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
Agent for Ohio.
March 2S. 1861. 479-6m
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sheriNs Sale of Renl Estate.

ShcrtH's shic oil Neni Estate.
TN obedience to the requirements OF an order OF
l. sale, which issued from tho Court OF Common
Pleas OF Geauga County in the State of Ohio
wherein Eli Dixson is plaintiff. and Almon b.
DiSson is defendant, and dated 18th day OF Jahu.
ary, lS69, 10 me directed and delivered, shall
offer for safe at public yendue at the door of The
Court House in Chardon. 6eauga County, Ohio.
On Monday, February l6h, 1863,
at tho hour of O'Clock T. NJ. of said duy. the
following described properthto wit; The nnde.
vidod one.fhh part OF ibS lstawirg Real Estate.
situated in The township OF Hun sburg, Comfy of
Goauga, and Stu.e Of Ohio, and is known MS nart
of Lot No 26 in said township, and bounded as
follows, TO wit; Beginning at the conler OF the
North and South road, III chains and 48 links
South of the Northwest corner Of said Lot; thence
East parallel with the North Lot line, 22.g6 chs.
to tho West line of 90 acres hitherto conveyed TO
N. Marble; thence south on the same 2Si chs
thence west 90 06 chains 10 the center of the road,
thence north along tho cenler OF the same l2sI
chains. 10 the place Of beginning, containing 90
aud 4l-lo0 acres OF land. Which said undivided
one tlth of said premises was duly appraised at
$40. Terms OF Sale, Cash in hand
b, N. SHAW, Sheriff.
Sherif'a Office Geauga
County, Jan l6lh, 1868, I 679w5
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HOWARD Association,
PHILADELPHIA,

For the reltefof The Sick and Distressed, afflicted
Nth VirEient aud Chronic Diseases, and espe.
eidHyJor The Cure Of Diseases efthe St1ual (r-
gdRs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the
1Nl Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS ON Spormntorrhna or
Seminal Weakness, ana other Diseases OF the
Sexual Organs, and OH the NEW REMEDIES
IN seated letter envelopes, free OF charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage will be acceptable
Address Dr., ], SKlLLlN HOUGHTON, Act.
ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No. 2 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa 649yl
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Cash for Hides.

TTlHE undersigned will continue TO do
u businoss at his old stand, aud will pay
Cash for Hides. All kinds Of Eastern solo
leather for sao. Tanning done on shares,
as heretofore. John D. Grist Is authorized
TO act as my agont in IIambden, in pur.
chasing and paving cash for hides.
JOHN KISSICK.
Chardon, Oct 10th, 1869 666H
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.--.-'s .-.--
TRUTH Stranger than FICTION.
-~e~~~.~O~~~~NC~~~
A STARTLING WORK.
FEMALE
LIFE AMONG THE M0RMONS.
n .N.4RR.aTTTE OF
Many years Personal Experience,
by MARIA WARD,
THE WIFE Ofa MORMON ELDER,
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE WIFE ola MORMON ELDER,


"That ono half OF tho world cannot imagine
how he other hall live" is no less true Than tfiei
and the lesson the adage affords. our experience
and observation duly tend TO verify. Then, too,
when we consider the eyer-varying phasos OF hu-
man passion, and tho discordant elements from
whici all novel and fantnstcnl sects are moulded,
IL can scarcely seem surprising that faithful rec
ord OF actual events should exceed in singulariy
;hc widest dream OF romance; or that crimes,
both strange aud unnarural should he petpetrafed
IL inr-of country on tho outskirts Of ciyiliza-
ton, which, people in another state OF society,
would never Imagine possible. Knowing as do
know, The evils and horrors and abominaion Of
tho Mormon system, the degradation il imposes
on csnaos, and tho consequont vices which ex.
tend through all the rami6caious Of the ocety.
a sense OF duty 10 tho world has induced me TO
prcp1roihe iolowing narrative Tor tho public eye.
Tho romantic incidents connected with my ex
periencc, many may ihink border on the marvel
Gus. 10 hem I would say, that this narrative
OF my lio only proves, what has so often been
proved before that "TRuru is STRANGER THAN
FIcTinN."- AutLor's Preface.
The book contains 4i9 pages, with engravings,
is neatly bound in cloth. and will he sent to any
address, postpaid, on receipt ofprice, l,2j.
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Balm of the West.

For the Cure oil Cuts, Bruises,
BURNS. soALDs; also. SALT RHEUM
Itch & &olher Diseases Of the Skin
Those afflicted with the Piles are
especially invited ia give il trial.
For sale by john NICHOLS, Chardon and
A. FLING. Munson.
May 29th, 1861. 6s4tf
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lthas cured thousandsS within the last 3 years,
who had given up allS hopes OF relief. as the
numerous, unsoliciteds- certificates in my pos
session show.
The ose must be : adapted TO the temper
ament of the Individually taking il, and used in
such quantities as TO act - gently on the bowels
Let the dictates OF p your judgment guide
you in the use OF theE Liver lNVlGOR-
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plants, Bilious Al lacks, Dyspepsia,
Chrome piHrrhoca. = SUNNI er complaints
DysPntcry. DrDpsy Is Sour Stomach, Ua.
bituai CoStivcness. lChOIic ,CholeTu.
e. h o era MoIbus,l r. Cholera nfantum,
Flatuience, J "A u n-I- dice, Female Weak
nesses, and may bel9 used successfully as an
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THREE TEASPOONFULLS ARE TAKEN.
at commencement Of attack.
All who use it are giving their testimony in its
favor.
n1-Nlix water in the mouth with INVIGORA-
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Price One Dollar per Bottle.
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4H'"" 2 . D " y A
Medina, March LIST, 1861.

The above.named Ladies' we are personHoy nc-
qnainted with, and know that for several years
while we lived in Medina they were great suf-
il was with difficulty she was able TO stand upon
her feet. A few bottles OF Caleolicon entirely
cured her Of her complaint. My wife received
great benefit from this medicine We recommend
i to the Ladies' of this Country, as safe md el
hiceni remedy for the many complaints they are
subject 10. JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Of the Garfield Herald.
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"IF a word or two will render man
happy" said Frenchman, "he must be
a wretch indeed, who will no! give it,
II is like Lighting another mans candle
with your own, which looses none OF It's
briliancy By what the other gains" II
all men acted upon that principle the
world would be iauch happier than 1t is.
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FOR SALE BY

A Cook harlon; J Smith, Thompson; ]. w.
Garritt, Montvilles X. p. Burnett, Russell; C. P.
Treat, Clnrdon; A. Mathews. Newbury; John
Mayhem. Auburn; johnson e. Tuttie, Burton; E
Thompson, Huntsbnrgh w. ii, Hsrphnm, Balm
way, Hambden; Lnvier Darymple, Troy Center;
Warren Bishop, Middle6eld @. S. Field, East
Clridon; Tracy W Scott, Chester X Roads; and
by Druggists and Merchants generally through
he United States and Canadas.
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disease. cold settles somewhere In the body and OBJ
strcts Its natural functions These, II not relieved,
react upon themselves and tho surrounding organs pro-
dueing general ageravation, suffering, and disease
while IN this condition, oppressed by the arrangements,
Akc Ayers Pills and how directly they restore tbs
natural action Of the system, and with u tho bnoyant
feeling Of health again. What true and apparent in
his trivial and complaint Is also true in many
tho deep cd and dangerous dstempers. The
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tons and derAngeqnts Of tho natural functions OF tho
body thoy rapidly, aud many OF them surely cured
by the None who know the virtues OF these
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Statements from leading physicians In some Of the
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From Fbrlsudn0 Merchant " =. Lcsi' ND. 4, 1855.
Dr. ATER Your Pills tho paragon or all that Is
great In medlciue They hRvo cureI my little daughter
OF uleerous upon hnr ands and feet that bad proved
incuralo for years. Her mother has been long greV
ousy afflicted with biotches and pimpes cr skin aud
In her hair. After child cured, sue also tried
your Pills, snd they have sursd her. -
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mn. II. d. KINesLEy Pear Sir We feel du-
ty we owe 10 Il public TO say that MarshaIls Ca
tholicon is medicine invaluable for complain Is
elasse1 under the h, I'D OF Female Diseases We
have used your Gretenherg Medicine, and have
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were the price double we would have them.--
To the thousands OF our eek who are suffering
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body to perform their app oprinte functions.
Mrs. w CARTER,
Mrs. E. e. WEEKS,
Miss C.. C.SIPORASTEIT.
Mad;no let
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THosE who boast Of plain speaking,
generally like j. only in themselves.
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PERSEVERE.
For I hayo soon

Tho bark that all the way across tho sea
Ran straight and speedy, porish at tho last
Even at tho heavens mouth DdaIc.
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THE END.

God gives us love. Something TO lovo
Ho lends us; but whom love is grown
To ri2oness, that on which it ,hrovo
Falls oil, aud lovo is left alono.--
Tennyson.
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A Companion to Female Life.
Lii Il AMONG rhoMOrmOns.

BY AUSTIN N. WARD.
This. like the above, is a work Of great and un-
usual interest, and will he eagerly read as
volume to : FEMALE LIFE"
1t is largo II mo. vol. neatly bouud in cloth,
illustrated with engravings, and will be sent to
any address post paid, on receipt of price. 81 90.
or on receipt ofS2,00, we will send both OF tho
above works, postage prepaid
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SANFORD'S
Liver EMvigOratOr
,VER DEBUITATES

NEV EK DEBIIITATES.
\ L is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GUMS, and has become an established
fact, a Standard Medicine, known and approved
by all who have uoed it, and is now resor ted to
with confidence in all tile diseases for which it is
recommended