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sound TaIk.

Here is an extract from Tho Frankfort cor
respondent Of the Chicago Times, which is
worth reading and considering:
"The resolutions on the subject Of The puri-
ty OF the bAllot-box, introduced by tho Hon
EdmnRl Burko in the Convention Of the De
mocfaoy OF New Hampshire, are grand; and
il other loyal States, or at least the conserya
lives thereof, will only resolve that they will
unite with their brethren Of other States, by
force Of arms il need be, in resistance TO ev.
cry attempt, from whatever source il may
come, 10 oyetturn or RhFidge. by menaeas or
direct interference by military force, the indie
pendence and purity Of the ballot box IN The
ensuing election, aud IL they will only pledge
their lives, their fortunes, and their SACRED
honor TO this end, Wa will certainly elect a
conservative President, and will give warning
10 the corrupt administration a. Washington
that We have thus far horne patiently ths op-
presson and tyranny il has seen fit TO eIer.
else, but that henceforth va will have Rberfy
in its fullest enjoyment or tho most gloFioGs
Of all deaths"
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United States currency.

The federal government hha furnished a
currency for get efal ciretl .lion, Il ~ paper
1t runs from pieces Of paper bearing the prom
Use of five cents TO others, step by step, up to
$1,000. lis redeemed no where Il is not
money, and money cannot be procured for il
unless the paper Is barlered in the broker
shop at tho rate nf about lG0 for 100. But
"the government is NOT NJ all satisfied with
filling the country with this paper, which it
does not rdeem, Itpromises To pny you
dollar, but il will moi; aud now Il proposes 10
drive out all the State Bank bills, and snbsti.
tute its own; so that when the smash-up comes,
AZ it will one Of these days, the people will
have nothing in the shape OF currency except
U. government paper, and this willbe value
lsss-or nearly So iIi't
But there is another peculiar feature ia
"the governments management OF the cur
rency. Keeping its notes ailoat, without in
tersst, and never presuming 10 redeem them,
they refuse TO recognize the face OF worn
and mutilated bill, and will not even give a
whole bill Tor one 30 worn that ii is nut tit for
further use IL torn on the corner, they de-
Duct twenty-five per cent if an end is torn OF,
fifty per cent, before givingin exchange a
clearer and fresher promise to pay. As To
the little shoddies, five and ten cents, they
won't receive them Mt all when ono fifth is
torn of. = Hartford Times
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Another black Republican saint

Speaking Of the Lobbyists against whisky
taxation, the Cincinnati C5mmerciaEs Wash
ington correspondent thus insinuAtes u charge
Of bribery against Owen Lovejoy 81. .,..
"The speculation is not cou6ned to oulsid-
ers, but many Of the peoples Representative
on the floor OF the House arc largely interest
ed directly, and am sorry TO say that have
reason 10 believe that number Of others are
interested indirectly in the way Of premium
on votes. Owen Lovsioy is no doubt very
honest and conscientious man on the negro
question, but ! think he is littlo slippery ON
the revenue bill IL not, his action misrepre-
sents his intentions, When the bill was first
introduced he delivered temperance lecture
in the House, vividly portraying the awful Ell
iects OF tho intoxicating bowl, and advocating
tax on every quart Of whisky in the conn
try He may have been induced 10 do this
from an ambition 10 run an opposition line TO
John Is. Cough, who was drawing large hons
es ht one Of the churches ia this city. Since
then, however, he has turned complete sum
mersault, and IN a speech made yesterday
warned the House that II Il put an additional
tax on the stock now in the hands Of sp0ea la
tors, II would stop every distillery in the coun-
try, aud bring fnAncial ruin on hundreds of
good and loyal men. Ia not the presumption
fair that somebody has been tamparing with
Owen a cousciencer'
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ApVNRrIaINo RATns.
Republicans Turned Horse
ThleVeR.

Washington Correspondence Of the Cincinnati En.
quirer.
IL will be remembered that some veeka ago
q great stampede Of horses took place IRON
the Government Enclosures few miles be-
low this city on the Potomac. II wha report.
ed that full thousand of them hHd run into
the river and been drowned II Is leaking
out that the whole thing was one Of the many
contrivances gotten up about here 10 rob the
Treasury. 1t would seem thatHome two thou.
sand OF theae horses had not been branded,
and the stampede was n gotten up affair 20
set these unbranded horses loose. SO. also
was the report that thousand Of them were
drowned, a made up story without particle
of tsuth in IT, These unbranded horses were
afterward caught, and a number OF them,
equal TO that reported deowned were resold
to the Government az ono hundred aud forty
five dollars per head. That is pretty sharp
practice, oven in the horse line, where such
wonderful tricks Of trade ara reported as oc-
curing The affair will, am told, undergo
au investigation some time between this aud
the close Of the war ia
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RemnrItnhIe nIatanr.

A remarkable meteor was seen at PaFsb0-
ro', Nova Scotia, on the night Of the 2lst nit
II was similar TO an immense ball Of Ere, aud
for three several times IL threw out spAFka Of
brilliant fire VA every direction, causing, NJ
the same time, three Distinct intense Ilumin-
through which the moon could scarcely be
decerued Whom tho illumination had ceased,
so great had been the light that the sky ap'
peared 10 bo almost pitch dark Ia ahout one
minute and nall there was report sonnd-
Ing very much like n heavy cannon II awpke
people from the sleep, and houses were aha.
ken as if by al earthquake. A strong smell
Of brimstone pervaded tho ATMOSPHERE The
phenomenon was observed At other points in
Nova Scotia, and also in New Brunswick
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IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER
FAILS
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE

lie WIN tell yon their circumstances and their future
prospectsi aud what IL batter than ALL le tell yun
their thoughts and what their "rnn intentions nre
What ia bottor STILL he can tell you they viii mako yoa
happy, IIf ..I tH-t.rF 300 n ..
DR. Raphael Is, therefore, q sure dependence.
TOm Ia business his advice is Invaluable. lie can frr.
tall With the grnas certainty the result Of oil
meroal aud business transactions aud rpeculaiOns In
Raphael interprcs dreams for lottery numbers with
falling acruracv
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Wlah2.--2d ool.
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LET THE AFFLICTED READ !

Aud learn that perfect and radical cure is warranted
end gnarantoed % all who afflicted with weakness
uablly nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts, de-
pfaon Of apirits, distress and anguish Of mind los
ol sleep Ices " memory loss of energy and muscular
bdenss M NAslss awasl ana ma9s o, eo
biing., impetence and disgust of life.
HEAR WHAT THE AEploAL PREss SAYS.
dlse4sg-.Re EEdLIsH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not h porfeot knowledge Of tho human system enables
him 70 describe the Diseases without any information
from the patient 10 explain ita original cause aud 10
guarantee ~ cure And, what u valuable still, he
WI honestly and frankly tell whether you can 10 cured
or not An his eommunlcatlons and intorvewu
strictly private aud oonhdeht - lfeiioal JoarBaL
The Botanic RemOdIos Of Dr, Rapbasl, tho Engllsh
adica and Psr@saSS. ssst cure , y All T. PRivSTf % sF
pRtI, AND NbNERkAL DISEASES without the use
" hereary without Intolerance nom bualnssa, and
without iahr OF discovery exposure No deadly poi.
sons, such as arrenle nux vomoa opium, any other
posons. No mercury nor any deadly minerals-nothng
hui purely Vegetable botanical Rsmedes ue0d W
this wonderful Botanic Physician His botanic Rsrae
des ueVer yet JAILED 10 euro tho most obstinate and the
sther 1 os sss e ,sIss s %1S1TI osSs and
dl,g lad gilsa - Medsoal yoaraa:
GOOD hhws IoR SINGLE MEN o0NTRMPLAT-
ING hAhklAdR. Hear what tho baltimore oorroa,
pogdeul Of tho Oddfelow Doonsboro, Maryland, said
on Thursday, the slst Of May, lao0i
srlah, fo t my duty, having knowledge of thon,,
% state tho Aet believing tAsFin doing . may %
~ joung man Ia this oty-ls worthy oi note lie had
horoe the victim of habit, the alinslon 70 which
eaies hhhuaey and ator years Of suffering aud doctor
g gave w all hopes Of recovery. lie wished 10 marry,
aud WAS dearly beloved BY sweet girl iiped
Nola of aaeoton, bat hew fearful nervous pfs-
uAtod lie dared not we'd aooount u tho shattered
state q lie sought roisf AZ tho hands o The
Botanic Physician, and, astonishing u may aeol, all
the bloom aud yig0r Of youth has rciarnad aud Ne a
nov the happy father o. 1 pair u bright boya'"
Any who are suaering, no maiteF what thar CON
Patnt, eau call The boianio Physician
Ihey may luy upon relief lila Onice u At No. bN
tAsf flBfh net sycamois 81. and broadway, ON
q Width Add col.
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FOR SALE BY

VIM wansthoh and W W stewart, Dayton; George l.
heyer, MRmisbnrg JAtOc Slayer, Union; y q Ander-
son, Oantefyile, KMyefa, New Lebanon; n Jack sOa,
Chainhersburg; u E hauer, llarnaburg; o OlWue,
JohnsFilei Aiund LiEilsrt South Arlington; Jarol
HmseI, West halemoT kaQkle6 Co, tierInant town.
j harply Nanaaliai X Nickols, Lihelsyj y Rsea,
farmersVlllei heVer,beA A Her, Salem W fyrmonl,
Williams a AWaner, West kslumore Parker, Bro. a
Coz faTkerslDglg end 10 nfhfgisls nnd Merrhants
generally throughout the uRited States and Oensdas
auaidiy
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19aarlts.

FINO PU0HAsE--A horse and buggy, OF sulky, chaap
j for cash. knquire at this oibce. iaisd2
NAJARTnD--A permanent situation M book
w keeper, clerk, Salesman, travelling agent, man
ulaGinrer Of totacop. The advertiser oerr the in-
dueementot acquaintance with the French, Garman
and kngsh languages Inquire at No. ITO Main d.
opposite the jail.
'de2odlm sALvAToR soHMFFR.
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Washington Correspondence Of the Cincinnati En.
quirer
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s. T.--1aao-.

w s. T---199O--x. .H
Persona Of aeieuiary habits troubled with ,asness
assitudo pnlpitaton Of tho heart, lack Of appetite
DISTRESS alter eating torpid liver, constipation, \
deserve to suffer they will not Try tho celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
Which are now recommended by tho hgheat medical
authorities, and warranted TO produce an immediate
beneficial oiect They arc exceedingly agreeable, per
ctiy pure and must supercedea all other oncs where
healthy, gentle sbmulant is required
1hoy purify, strengthen and uwgorate;
Thoy create a healthy appohte;
They are an anudote TO change ol water and diet;
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours,
They strengthen tho system and eoliyen the mind;
They prevent miasmatc and intermittent Ievors;
They purify Tho breath aud aeidty of the stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and constipation;
They cure dlarrhea, cholera and cholera morbus;
They cure liver complaint and nervous headRcha;
They make tho weak strong the langiid brilliant
and are exhausted NATURES great restorer They are
composed of tho celebrated calisaya bark, winter
green, sassaras, roots and horbs all preserved in per
fectly pure st. Orox rum.
go . have given tho Plantation Bitters To hund
reds Of disabled soldiers with thu most aaton,sh
ing effect. CIV. ANDREWS,
supt. Soldiers Home Cincinnati"
The Plantation Bitters have cured mo OF liver
complaint Of which was lad up proslrate, and had
to abandon my business
II. h. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
. owe much TO you, for verify believe tho
Plantation Bitters have saved my life
key. W.H. WAGGONER, Madyid, N. ""
"+ @ Thou wilt send me two bottos more of thy
Plantation Bitters. My wife has baan greatly benefit
ted hy their use. Thy friend,
h' AsA CURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
Z" = . have been great sufferer from dyapepsia,
and had to abandon preaching. The Plantation
Bltters have cured me.
rt.,.. Rev. J. 8. CATH0RN, Rochester,, N. Y"
- Send us twenty-lour dozen more. Of your
Plantation Btters the popularity Of which are daly
increasing with the Bussis Of our house.
a.. SYKES, CHADWICK a CO.,
Proprietors Wizards Hotel, Washington,D ID. C."
Such are ono in thousands Of certificates daily re-.
ceIye'E They are immensely beneficial to weak per
sons and delicate females.
ba cantious OF ro-flled bottles. Hoo our signature
ON fine steel plate label They are not sold by the
gallon. They are only sold IN our palont log cabin
bottles by respectable druggists, grocers, hotela M
ioons, steamboats, and country stores.
. - y. II. DRAKE &C.,
he'2dawGm 2U2 Broadway, N.
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.ForRfnt.
EItlTNIl FOR REN1,.

TIME large and oOmmOdiOus hot te near thr railroad
on the corner Of Main and sixth street. knoen az
the Chicago House, formerly callel The Anlhoay
House Ia oiered fof rent, % good tenant The
hopss ID largebrgk, situated lear lAa ii6f1Ad De-
pot aud bit and Used espTasaY tarR hoteir Persons
wishing lniorlngen IN Feqard Y The house are ~
Block del4ilm }, RIRRE Ell, Agent
fCincinnati Enquirer copy.
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.ARMORY I'll ALL
uE TnS PosTOFFICE BufLDlNG)
,NtHIs magnificent Hall has been thoroughly reno
Il waited and IL now IA complete order, twin be toI
rent du' ing tho winter for sails, Fairr, Sc Apply "a
de9diw LEWIS WILLIAMS, uleggs Hail
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$40 REWARD!

{ VIII be paid for the arrest of two &
~ NEGRO BOYS, apprenticed' by1
1.-THE Orphans Court Of Hartford ~
county to learn the Farming business.-
@SOLOMON HARRIS is quite black, S
feet 10 or II inches high, aged between 10
Eand 30 years !: can speak some German,
and is ruptured in the groin. q a'i'e :
|. GEO. w, WATKlNS'i is about II years
old, tall aior his age, s feetiS or 8 inches
high, talks thick, and is delicate, boy
Both have blue blouses and drabb panta-
looms, and Sol has a suit Of black Clothes.
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD will
be- paid for the arrest and return of both,
or $50 for Sol and $25 fol. George All
persons are forewafned from ,harboring
these boys, ash will enforce the penalty
ofthe law,against such as far as ,l'cah -
If there are any necessary prison fees
they will tlbeo paid, These; boys left the
subscriber ON the 24th of .January.
20 Hoino79ia s5fs JOHNS. DALLAM.
Bel Air, Md Jan 30th, 1854. ae.l fe12
HltN 3 "a ~ s Il
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a First Class Farmsr's Magazine tor
is % s>na Pennsylvania. !
1854. :. THE PENNSYLVANIA 1885,
FARMER AND GARDENER,
t.,,. ~ l.. DEVOTED TO st rs ~, 4 .si
Agriculture, horticulture 8 Rural Affairs,
S'H: 500" Edited and Published by - is'tgg1 (
VIM, s. YOUNG. s. CO.,,
81 North Sixth ST., Philadelphia.
-el,.s al-. TERMS ST. "A, YEAR. m
The Sixth Volume commences with athe
g, "a sia January number aeq-, eIB
Having obtained the services of eminent
and Practical Agriculturists, Hortlcultur-
lists, Stock Breeders and Bee Keepers, we
confidently offer the Current Volume Jas
one of che best ever issued, for originality,
practical thought and reliable Information.
q Send for specimen. ..t.a jan29
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.APP0EM r EsNT
.-s.. L -l or $3.50 .aasu.rsgs
SCHOOL 4 COMMISSIONERS.

VNHE County Commissioners, at their
meeting on the, 9Th inst, appointed
the following named persons as School
Commissioners for the ensuing year: Z: !
LIST District james Nelson, John W.
Middleton, James Gilbert. ' y, ~
End District--W William F. Bayless, ~,
Michael, George Gilbert. q I;aa9i aS,i ]
Sd District-John t. Spicer,2 John J.
Dean, Richard Smith. s7 ,t }
4A District-R. F. Bishop, James SLAMS
bury5 Isaac Twining.
5th District---James O. Worthington,
Samuel w. Whiteford, Henry G.. Stump.
9Th District Samuel II. Reasin, John
Wareham, Thompson Frieze,
p The first named in each district to com
pose the Executive Board. a9s9 7 fe5
II :. II
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EXECUTORS rs NOTICE.

THIS iSrT0 GIVE NOTICE, that the snb-
II 1cribers have obtained from the Register of
Wills Of Hartford county Ma, LETTERS Testament
airy on the personal estate of u 9fa9 efsdqs
!. 1hgoil1 7, Pee THOMAS RILEY, laei4 ;@oi?
late of said county deceased. sAllpersons har-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby ,noti
fed TO exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof, on Or before the u ii ,teGtqas:i) ~.
!.aesn no TN day Of iJssucrys 1855, .sssi,st.s
OF they may otherwise ny law be excluded from
oil benefit of said estate. p nioli IsBgE odW
All personsinaebted to said esfale are request
ed to make immediate payment.
10 Given under my hand and seal this 7th day
Il gHFnso0 9df9 20 fSUSANHILEY, gGogg
81 ~ sagsk BINARY Of RILEY.
.siijan2ssis ~ st2a eo.aostsN Executors.
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SAPPINGTON'S
SYRUP OF FLAXSEED,

gQdsThis istho season for coughs and colds, land
all families, particularly those residing at some
distance from; villages and stores, should have
some good relihhle cough remedy at hand id case
of attack VIZ knew of no better medicine pt
the kindI than Sappingtonls Flaxseed Syrup
liaving used itin our family fqf some time, and
always found it eficaeious. ~ alt!esQse C1ipas
AgDocdte. }s, M
~ msrPferarsa and sold BY Dr.. iRfCHARD'
No l32 North Gay stree, Bal
timore. A. H, GREENFl Agentx corner
Of Main street and Port Deposit Avenue, Bel All
ajan2o-y
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InsoIVent Notice.

NTOTICE hereby gisef,c thdtsf Henry
LIN Griffin has made application 10 ghs a III
the Circuit Court for Hartford county for ie
the benefit Of the Insolvept Laws Of Mary ~
land, and that the first Monday in Au- nov,
gust, 1854 hAs been assigned ffonfjm Mlfe has
appear in said Court to answer silcf S,,ivgs
terfogasories az his creditors my 81 oys,o AZ
eraheepRgainst him: mi xSr. $40 $50 "
4 nv 1A n. "a Sbar rrs;r 49, ~
ts5 gircqit Court 1aF 'Iais 4 ~ s STs
|, hob PRINTING nestly his ignorance Il
I'D this Office. nest kind Aof yaLaa-
- f8riffa iii sHH.3f4 fttf
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PoudretteI Poudrette Ia

rTyHEI LODTl MA NUFAGTURyNG COAIPA-
II sNY, tor the convenience OF farmers and 9th
ers, have established an agency in Baltimore for
the sale of their celebrated Poudrette.
The experience Of thousands Of customers for
the past "a years attest TO the fact that it is the
cheapest manure in Market and superior toany
other for Iaspceo, Corr, PeaEess aad Garden
Truck j,.t -s,.3sr.s,,s .,;f sb.,s4a 6..as
The success Of fafnhefs, in lis use, has greatly
Increased the demand III Maryland ana Della.
ware and last year teR' tin1esmofe was sold thar
ever beforeai Yiaqf issslt5s.ssilss ~ h
IA pamphlet, containing directions for use
&c., mar be had free, BY addressing j letter d
applying to our Baltimore Agents, 1hp
BOWEN & MERCER,
No. 2 Exchange Place, Baltimore, Md.
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BRANDl5RETH,sa PILLS.

bleeding may. give omomsntary ease bs-
cause thesblood ileft,will have more room.
But as the bodyis made from the blood
AZ sustained BY the blood, to waste our
rbbl6pdd islto waste. out life, and ruin our
constitution. But Brandreths Pills relieve
the circulation as readily as bleedingyby
Only taking AWAY what st can wen spare,
and THEY wEyEK HURT. -
Mrs Hooper, Of Barnstable, Mass, was
cured ofSt. Vitus Dance, General Debility,
poorness oaof blood, and costiyeness of
many years standing, By Brandreth's Pills.
The, case at length is published ! il, aths
Pamphlets Sold by all respectable, deal
ers IN medicines:sn. , .'sg aost jan22'
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In the Circuit Court for
Hartford County--as
q Court of Chancery.

~
ORDERED, this 18th day Of February,
" 1864, That the sales made. and re-
ported by Henry w. Archer, ESQ, Trustee
in the above entitled case, be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary
be shown, on or before the 18th day Of
March next provided, copy of this
order be published in some newspaper
printed and published in Hartford county !,
once in each of three successive weeks
before the said 18th day of March next.
'a The Report states the amount of sales
to, be $2,3S0. ,r. .,..i, ,,.....,e.,-s 1"'
{ H., ,aoI =, aWM.eH. DALLAM, Clerk (
True Copy, &JTest, lJ'5 q
fel9 Nps4,rWH. H. .DALLAM, Clerk. /
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JOHN ENLoEs ct al.
b~nl ps. ra =. In; the, Circuit Court for
EL1zARErH WfTnEh1LI Hartford Count 2as d
Inaaoandr others,il shJr Court QfChapGary:, I
ORDERED this 18th dayIof February,
Y 1864, ahat the sale1made and reported
by Henry WyArcher, Esq, Trustee in the
above entitled cause, be ratified and con
firmed, unless cause to.the contrary be
!irown onor before the 18th day Of March
next; provided a copy of this order be
inserted in some. newspaper printed and
published in Hartford cohny,aonce in each
af three successive weeks befole, the said
18th day OF March next. ,.9i.,r .lfq /
The Report states. the amount of sales
tpbs $500: .ltt IG{Ilj I4 4 !
VIM. II, DALLAM, Clerk.
True Copy, Test, ~
Y4g'Y ~ VIM. Fl. DAI4LAM,s Clerk,
lco1O, oi.,sl{.. .4s.r.rr,g.- . nrE
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THE GREAT SECRET!

TT is admisted by physicians that
i the grand secret Of health and Dng
life lies in keeping the blood and various
fluids Of the body ,ins q high degree of
fluidity; When You feel continued pain
ipr the head Or bowels, Of any continued
uneasiness ~ any organ oriother parts Of
the abody,yo can prevent serioas sickness
by taking lnfr3D .'ldM51U rygaa 'aysf|-f
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Cristadoro's Hair. Dye,,' =

and forthese Rasoas J 1t emBrownsl and
blackens tile lair, not the skin. / Ittisi i
emollient, 6hota bainiag faid.
1t does not burlesque nature with blooming
metallic tialges, bun produces her own
,liping hues. lis, cooling effect is lasting.
'itdefes detection. Its results are uniform.
It aerer fills. Manufactured byJ. Girls
TADORO, No. s Astor House, New
York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
by all Hair Dresserss y rs Il rjan22
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@s TERMs-Sl.5N A YEAR. rs
=, EDITED By THOMAS NEEHAN.
The Monthly contents are
" Hints Flower Gardening and Pleasure
Ground; Fruit Garden; Vegetable : GAR
den !; Window Gardening, N III. II i. o
a. Communications Embracingstbe views
of the best writers on HorticuEture, Ar
Horticulture and Rural Affairs g .o's I'D
Editorial--Giting the Editors views
on the important Horticultural improve
ments. ,r,sa .;.s!a - fatlv 'aaa.oa itof
Scraps and .Queries-New Fruits
New Plants--Domesti and foreign In
Observation-Disclosures Notices.
With each Department handsomely il
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