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You can take il for granted that whom Q
young lady is too pervous TO venture into a
lobby alone, and insists upon your accom-.
panying her, she expects some reward as
soon as the door is closed.
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A man adver.ises for a" competent person
10 undertake the sale Of new medicine"
aud adds "thGt il will be profitable to the
uudertakerN No doubt of II.
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Wo 10Y in GOD.

This is every believers privilege; God
is rcconcied to bim in the person and
through tho work of Jesus, all charges
against him arc bloted out; all his sins
are freely and fully forgiven; he is justified
from all things, and stands before God in
Christ. accepted, beloved, and blessed 10
him d0d is'lovey With him God IL pohcc;
and he is now u sun of Cod. II this is be.
love on the testimony Of .Goi anl rcal-
i2od in the effect Of faith, thon God be-
comes otir exceeding JOY, and we rejoice
with Joy unspehkabc and full OF glory. II
we joy in frames, thcy change; If wo Joy in
friends, they die if we Joy in possessions,
they arc vanity; but If we joy in God,
though the exercise of joy may be inter-
ruptcd, yet the object remains cternally
the same, aud we shall JOY for cyermore.
Beloved. look at jehovah in Jesus; there
you see him as the Father OF mercies and
God of VII comfort; Joy and rejoice in him
rs your God, your portion, Your oVerlast-
ing all. Throughout his day, JOY in God
Us your Father, your Friend and your Saw
ior.
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WHAT ltous TO WINTER.--A Hindsdale, OF
Ohio, in an article in the Ohio Farmer, Civ
en- the following very sensible advice:
"Get a good breed of modiumsized hogs
that will fat at any age; such as will weigh
from 800 to 400 pounds when matured--if
you have no cheaper foed Than oorn' Keep
over winter none but breeding stock. BE
sure and keep enough of that for If you
have too many pigs you can always do
something with them in the spring. Have
your pigs come about the first OF April,
Keep no more than you can keep well
growing. BE sure and have good pasture
for thom, Make all the pork you can from
cheaper feed than corn--which must be
the base OF latteniNg,
Il presume that when corn is over fifty
cents per bushel, it will pay well to grind
aud cook II; hut have not tried it fairly.
Fat well, and Sill your pigs about Christ.
mas, and they viii ordinarily weigh about
200 pounds of as nice pork as was ever
put into barrel twill frequently out,soll
heavy hogs in market, | think that when
corn is fifty cents q hushel, to mako pork
raising good business it should bring "a
per hundred, and for every ten cents ad,
Yal.ce on eoril. pork should advance 81,
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AdmInisIraf0r's sale Of KeaI
IsStAte. .f'"'

nN, FRIDAY, the 10Th day Of December, 1864
4 between the hours Of IL O'clock NJ. and ?
O'clock p NJ. ON the premises, will be sold 10 the
highest bidder, the f0llowing real estate, As the
property Of William s. Landon, deceased, 70 wit
The east half of the northwest quarter Of sec
tIon eleven en-, snwnship four (4l, range eleven
(1ll in Wood county, 0hkns eneumhersa By dover.
Appraised at 81 500. /. t,.f 49, ~, -
FERNS OF Sale--One-third cash in hand; ball
ance in one and two years. eA
'31fiarH ~ IEwIS HONG, AdniuisirainF
~ ef the Estate 0l WmslS, LAMBDA, dscd
November ~, 1864. M N. 2deSk75
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A Coon NAsr.--A good name is above
all price. Have you found it so young
man, you whose well known virtues have
placed yen in a position which you can
occupy with feelings of commondible pride?
Aud you whose fame has been the target
of olvieus tongues, havo not you seen a
good name TO bo the only broustplate that
ia impervious to the poisonous shafts of
calunTyl Gold and talent, wlud are theSe
without character? A light to render dark
ness visible; u gliding, which by contrast,
makes the substances more rcvoltng!-
Cherish it, then, all yo who possess it,
guard it carefully---for depend npon this,
its purity onoe furnished, themost unwcary
effort willihardly restore IL to its pristine
lasre. Let il attend you, through the
journey Of life, crowllingyour days with
peace and happiness, The recttude which
won it, will engrave upon your face let
ter of RECOMMENDATION to the people of
every nation and tongue, Aud when the
treasure is,n0 longer needrul TO you it shall
descend to Your posterity, a legacy with
which nillons would not bear to be COM
pared,
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UNION STEAM MARBLE WOTKs
$. CLARKE

MANUFACTURER Of Grave Stones, Monu-
~ ments, Mantels, and all kinds offamiture slabs
Of American, Italian, Spanish, French, Lisbon Ir-
ISL Egyptian Marbles. 2i2 summit ST., Tole-
do, Ohio.
Al kinds OF polishing mAleTiAls ON hand.
2tyi D.PAPlNEAW, Genl Agent
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a man conscious that be deserves hang.
ing is apt 10 wear his oravat looso--proba.
bly, from a thought of suifocation
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a. LECTURE 5s
TO YOUN G M EN-.
Just published ina sealed euvelopege Price
4h Six Cents tlrs. a@

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9h Six Cents. gGrs1 s4
A LECTURE outhc Nature, Treatment and Rad
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Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental and
Physical lncapacity, resulting from Self Abuse
&c By RoB'r J, CrLvRRwgLI, NJ. d., Author of
tho "Green li0ak," &c. ya Hr sHst
The wols r9nowrel author in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience that
tie awful c0nseqre ices of Self-Aluse may be er-
fcctually removed without medicine, and without
dangerous surgical operations, b0ugioS instruments
rings. or corlials pointing out ninte Of cure AT
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lecture will prove boon TO thousands aud thous
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Sent under seal 10 any address, in a plain, seal
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These Goods were purchased al the lowest mar
ket prices, and will be sold at very small advance
upon cost. All we ask is an examination ofgoods
and prices to demonstrate to the people of this place
and vicinity that it is to their interest to buy where
goods arc warranted, and where they can get the
full value of their money.
Only giving you limited portion of our many
styles and varieties, we ask you to give us call
before you make your purchase, and we will prom-
Use, not only to giveyou good and desirable Goods
but Il ill give sou the best Of bargains.
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STEAM PLowlNG IN ENGIAND, Tho farmers
in England are forming societies for the
purpose OF prohhbly employing the nteam-
plow to cultivate thoir land, II is said TO
be vastly superior 70 tho old system OF
plowing by horse.draught. The timo re-
quired in tarnipg over the soil is SO much
reduced, taat every advantage can be taken
OF the weather, and even wet days present
no such obstacles to work with steam. plow
as with the Old one. The earth is more ci-
fcctually turned over and more thoroughly
aud exactly prepared for tho reception Of
the seed; and, above all, money is saved
not only in the cost of tilliug, but in the en-
hanoed value Of tho crops, resulting from
the improved method olcultiyati9n, Com
panies formed for plowing aud thrashmg
by steam, who rent TO the farmers the use
Of their apparatus, and they are said TO
earn very largo dividend so that the syS.
tenn must be profitable to both the farmer
and the blowing company.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
Balls Combined Reaper and Mower.
Cayuga Chicf do. do.
RrinkerhOOf Self Isa<cr.
Kirby,s American Harvester.
PITTS THRES HING MACHINES.
Grain Drills, Sugar Mills and EVnp-
orators, Feed Cutters, Corn shelters,
PlOws, Cuitiv0tOrs, Cider Mills, Sew
ing fachines, ScytIless Snathess Cras'
dies, Isakes, Hoes, FOrlSss Nc., sc.
l19i- Purchasers of Produce ofall kinds. Also, of
Old Iron, Brass, Copper and Rags ~ .la 4.
Hull Prairie, June % 1864. 7flE 1880 Stf
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RESscpHEtrroN..l

NOTICE is hereby gigen that the copartnership
j. misunderstanding betweeh the undersigned,
under the frnl-name Of Iostwick a Tyler, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.. Tyler re-
firing. MIR, ., a, Dostwick having purchased the
assets Of the concern, viii continue the business,
and will settle all the obligations Of the late firm
All persons indebted to the late firm, either by note
or book account, are requested to call and settle the
same Immediately.
o. A.. BOSTwICK,
.... ..." N y TYI,ER
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.hrNuIrY Our master. who ceitlinly
was the nobIest and the best, who was the
NEST faultess hoing, without sin, though
tempted in all points like as we are, carried
himself in such q, way, that the gailtiest
persons We're most attracted to him, Thoy
that had long Glrgotien 70 weep, shod tears
upon his feet, and Wiped them with the
hair of their heads; they that had ceased
70 irequeAt tho synagogue or tho temple
bowed down before him as before fane
OF an altari tho wicked mon loarnsd what
religion was by The sweetness, tle honigni.
", the genllehess, tho humility aud the
meeknesS of the blessed Savior. While,
therefore, we maintain purity willis we at,
temptin the spirit of purity and tf,tlla to
instruct the ignorant, we must beware lest
we 20 to men with vain-g gloriousness, aud
with y seltrgh,eous spirit, and so make
ourselves offensive to them
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HorE ANp WoRE--1'hero arc some peo.
pie who think that nothing is gained un.
less all is gained rhoy prefer to so hun
cry If they cannot havo the whole loaf at
once. They arc inpatient, restless, and
impractical. They rarely bring much to
pass, but spend thcir days in chasing ph N.
toms mourning over the hordShps of their
lot aud watchiug for a Utopia OF an earth
H paradise, Another and wiser
class see that all healthy changes, all real
and lasting reforms, are slowly mauguratod.
They have learnca from tho part that all
enduring institutions are the products ct
long and slow growth Thoy gl Idly avail
themselves OF every advantage, however
small, which is offered them III the prosocu.
tion OF their work, and toll on, cheerful ia,
the hope that present achievements will
form the stepping stones to other and
greater victories. sss f- .rs
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1864. sarsacist
IN A NEW AND GREAT INV ENTI0Ni
IN HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DuPLBA ELLIPTIC OR DOUBLE STEEL
SPRING. .s-r -
j. /. d j, D. NEST, NO. 07 CHAMBERS ST.,
NEW YORK, ssllsas ls
Are the owners of the patent aud exclusive man
ufactuIers OF this
J.W W.BRADLEY'S
PATENTED DUPLEX aELLIrTlOr STEEL
H aioli ~ SPRING SklaTS. wsE 90
This invention consists of Duplex Cor twel EIlip-
tic Steel Springs, ingeniously braided tightly and
firmly together, edge t0 edge, making the toughest,
most elastic, flexible and durable spring ever used
enabling the weaIer, in. consequence Of MS great
elasticity and fexiblehess 70 place and fold the
skirt when in use as easily and withthe same con-
venienee as silk or muslin dress. II entirely
obviates and silenees the only objections TO hoop
skirts wis, the annoyance tO the wearcr well as
the public, especially in crowded assemblies CAR
riageS, railroad cars church pews, in any crowd
ed place. from the difficulty Of contracting them 10
occupying a small space This entirely removes
the difficulty, while giving the usual fun and SYM
mesriea form, and Is the ightest aud nlnst stylish
and graceful appearance iorthe street opera, prom
the pleasure, comfort, and great conveniepee of
wearing the Duplex Elliptic Spring Skirt ior sim
gle day will never afterward s'itl5ngy dispense
with the use Of them. They are the best quality
In sVery part aud by Ear the ghtest. most durable
comfortable, and economical skirt made. Mer-
chants viii be supplied. as above, and ladies in
most 6rst-class retail stores in this city and
throughout the different States fiet.,r v II
| DTFLRS EIHIPTIc SPRING sKmTs.
At ~ FIR. MILLER & co.'s.
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sabTath 'Mtaailta.
MEETING ON THE WATERS.
nv fiIzAnfTf ". wnirrttR.

ny EiiHABErH ", WHITTIER.
Close beside the meeting water
Long ! stood rs IN . dream,
Watching how the little river
Fell into the broader stream.
H.l IL.n TIjI.A.FYHfW1Fgr
Calm and still 0ic ipngled cnrrent. lt III 4
Glidoh 70 thcwaiiiug sca III IfIf I
On IL brcast STRONGLY pictured
Floating cloud and skiriing trco.
And thought, "Oh, human spirit
Strong, and deep, and pure, and blost,
Lot The stream Of my existence 49,.
Blend with thine, aud fnd its tcstl% nf
] could die rs dies the river
In that current deep and wide
] would 1--we AZ live its waters,
Flashing fT0m stronger tide
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LABOR--SAVING SOAP.
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.
B. T. BABITT'S
new YORK CITY
s O A p


am bringing ont new and useful article OF
Superior French Chemical Erasive Soap
or New York City Soap, put up in box
ex of so Ears, one pound each. The genuine
Erasive aud Defensive Soap has, since its intro
duction 10 the American public, been most tav-
orably known as the
Best and Cheapest Washing Soap
In Market. Receat discoveries Hno~s oaly Ia
the Hansfactsterl enable me to produce an arii-
Gle possessing chemical ''DErERsiXK AND Era
slvE qualities TAR safsrinr To any otter Soap.
1 Challenge the World to Produce It's
Equal.
This Soap Is rapidly taking the place of all 9th
er soaps, wherever introduced. One pound will
go US tar rs three pounds Of ordinary family soap.
But one quarter the time and labor are required
to do t:,e same amount OF washing as with tho
best VI family soap Il will wash with HARD
water. Clothes need NJ boiling. and but little
rubbing with the hands. 'hus avoiding the wear
upon the wa>hb.,ard IL does no, iniu.e the feb.
ric; an the confrnsvii preserves it, and fixes the
olors- Il val, r-uass paint. grease, Or stains
OF all kinds. ir,r s.ns seat IN eneh box tof
making One s.3.. = 81 TIE above Soap into
Gailous 81 ;..:s.;=O.re Soft ssaP.
Send Gr box ard ,s- ga i.,sl. Ifvou do not
want . whole boz ,os,selt, ses sost GeishtoFst 70
Join you, and divr.e j. ....-....
EPIsase b psuicg,s a nd q '. iai,,;ir c.ions,
tos shipping the go- s. qse. $50 ;he acme o.
your pc, t.Ol6ce, with 2. Ssge and Coany ins
which you reside, Address
BIT RABBlfT, r.
ak 70 VAST gtun s'rc>s Nav York.
p. s. will send ] box III Soap ~. sssstst 4 50.
Please send Upi'ed States Issssars Notes
or Postage Currency ai
b. 7. BADsIrr j, also the Manufactured Of The
following eel. brafed articles, III of which bear
ths nsxers name. II geuuines1 sass
"MEpIcIxAL" sSHEAY WHEAT" and "CNIoS'
SALERsrUs: SOAR fowpfR YEssr Po~pEs,
MEDICINAL YEAsT. CoNcENgRATED Potash Co.'S
cEsrRArED LEY, ~ExrRA STARCH, 'CRSAN TAB
TAa. SAL SODA, BxxIxs SOFA, Asaox-koo1.
Lrc., ETC 10y em
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SLEEPING CARS
on NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore
Baggage Check Through and Trans.
ferred Free,
ERElGATS

BY this route Freights of all descriptions can
be forwarded 10 and from Phiiadelphia, New
y ork, Boston or Baltimore, to and from any
point on the Railroads Of Ohio, kentucky, Icd,.
ana, Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri. r.
RAIL ROAD pIRtCr.
The Penn'a Central Railroad also coouec,s a,
fiiisnnrg With Steamers, by which Goods can be
forwarded 10 any port on the Ohio, Mississippi
Missoar', Kansas, aud other western rivers: md
AZ Cleveland; Sandusky and Chicago with S,ea.
mers 10 all Ports On the North Western Lakes
Merchants End shippers entrusiinp the trans.
poriaiion of their freight TO this Companv. { ar
rely with confidence on its speedy transit.
The Rates OF Freight 10 and from
any peint IL the West by tue Pa Central n. r.
are At all times as yAvoIAELE as are CHARGED h,
other Railroad Companies.
30 he particular 10 mark packages VIA rExx',
CENTRAL K. r.
for Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply TO" address either OF the ii,lowiag oen,.
Ut the Company: s''
u. A STEWART, Fr,igh; AZ, nt Pittsburgh.
II.RkE & Co., frarsfer Agents. P.ttsbnrvh
IL ". bH'wN 4 Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
). r. MOORE, Ouisyille. NJ.
X r sAss, ~ Ions. Missouri.
CLARKE 4 Co Chica o, III.
u. Z. Meidrum. General travelling Agent ~,
The South aud Wesr.
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Baggage Checked THROUGH.

The II & st. Joe R. R., and Keokuk packet
the North Missouri, and the Ohio : Mississippi
r. IS make close and reliable connections al
Cincinnati, wiihoutomnibus ride, with the hyor
lie Roads Of the West.
The Little Miami 4 Columbus 4 Xen;s.- and
Dayton and Columbus. With the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati R.R, for Cleveland
Buffalo 4 Niagara Ealls. The Pittsburp. Colluu,
bus 4 Cincinnati, and Fort Wayne < Chicago K
q. $ for Pittsburgh and Philsdelphis. The Cen
tai Ohio R.S., for GAINESVILLE, Wheeling and Bal
timore, Marietta 4 Cincinnati K. T.. for Chilli
cothe, Marietta, Parkersburg and Baltimore, and
with either OF the Four Great Eastern Lines for
New York or Boston.
Passengers by this route have the advantage of
wide and spacious cars, with greater liberalty OF
room both in seats and in aisles. than can be
found on any other Railroad in the West. and the
comfort afforded by
Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars by Day
And Foote's.pa'ent ventilated sleeping cars BY
night.
Passengers from the West by the Ohio / Mss
issirri RP have the advantage over those Nv
ether lines IN THE CHOICE OF SEATS AND
RERTiiS, from Cincinnati ,ss there are nv chan
ges of cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland.
Pittsburgh or B.llair.
Two daily ihrogh Express trims, Sundays Ex-
sep,ed,l one train Sunday evening.
Ohio L MISSISSIPPI time TEN minutes faster
than st. Louis time. The public are arespectfully
cautioned against bills advertising other routes
making quicker time
Ask for tickets via Ohio 4 MississippiR K.
FoT Information, apply at the Office. No q.
directiy on The corner OF Fourth and Cnesnu: srs.
under Panters House, 81, Louis.
f +. LOUeH,
~ Gent Tlckat Agrnt
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LIVE STOCK.

Uovers and Farmers will find thi. the mos
advantageous route Tor Live Stock. Capacion,
Yards. we'll watered and supplied with ever,
convenience, have been opened on this line ani
its connections. and every attention is pnid n
their wants, with choice Of marke, - PkjlsdeI
pnia, New 1 ork or Baltimore = and vie Allen
to New York 'o'''
ENCCu LEWIS. Gent Sup't, Altoona. p.
L L, uuUPr, Gen1 Ticket Agent. PhiIsd,s
II. a. HOUSTON. Gent Freight Aat.. Phila
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