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WhAa.a Good Nswspaper May To

Show us an intelligent family of
boys and girls, and we will show you
family where newspapers and peri
odicals arc plentiful. No one who has
been without these silent private tu-
tors can know their educating power
for good and evil. Have you ever
thought Of the innumerable topics OF
discussion with which, thus early, our
children become familiarly acquainted;
great philanthropic questions of the
day, 70 which unconsciously their at
tention 10 awakened, and the general
spirit Of Intelligence which is invoked
by these quiet visitors. Anything that
makee homo pleasant, cheerful and
chatty. thins the haunts Of vice, and
the thousand and one avenues of temp
tation, should certainly be regarded,
when We. consider its influence on the
minds Of the young as great moral
and sociel light = Emerson.
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ASTIDoTE FOR MADDoa BITE. The
Liepsic, Germany, Journal publishes the
following antidote for the bite of mad dog,
which, it says, was an exclusive secret with
q Saxon forester, but who growing old was
unwilling to lot it die with him, aud there.
fore procured its publication. He is said
to have used il for forty years, and rescued
many human beings and cattle from the fear
full death of hydrophobia. The following is
the. antidote referred to: Take immedi,
ately warm vinegar or tepid water; wash tho
wound clean Herewith, and then dry IL;
then pour upon the wound few drops of
hydrocholoric acid, because mineral acids
destroy, the poison of saliva, by which
means the lattor is neutralizsd."
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Belmont Chronicle
ST. elsirseiIIe, Ohio, aug. 24.
Your Lost One.

There she rests upon the gently sIop-
ing hillside within view of the blue
rolling sea; or it may pe in some quiet
vale where the ripping streamlet and
rustling foliage make sweet music all
the long summer day, and the lowly
violet with its kindred flowers smile in
the glorious sunlight that is resting so
lovingly npop the grassy mound
Sweet lovely flowers; you look at them
with throbbing heart and moistened
eye as glsncing backward through the
vista of the past you see graceful
form coming to meet you. the mild
violet eyes beaming with n lovely smile,
while welcome voids are trembling up
on her lips, and you forget the vexation
of business and the heartlessnoss of
the world. Then memory reminds you
that these happy days are past, that the
cheek then glowing with health is pale
and cold, the bright eye expressioniess,
and The lips silent, and as you lean
upon the sculptured marble it seems
not colder than your desolate home
where You so often sigh for the lost
one. Weep, beresved husband, IL is
not unmanly to drop tear upon the
grave where sleeps the young wife Of
your bosom, your early lost one.
Yes, lonely widow, you leave your
fatherless enc. alone in their cheerless
home, and go out to the quiet place
whore your husband is sleeping go
calmly, 40 dreamlessly, and as you sit
beside the silent grave. you remember
the timo when he was with you, when
yon had pleasant homo into which
care never entered, when a strong arm
was around you, and brave, loving
heart shielded you from the rude
storms of life. How often during the
dark years that have since passed, you
have thought that he was with you, and
you we're happy In tho old home, no
more narrowing care, no fear that the
little ones will suffer from hunger and
cold; but when the dawn Of morning
wakened you to toll, you found it all a
dream. As you think of all this, you
lay your head upon the cold ground
above your slumbering husband, and
wish that you too were sleeping beside
him, for the world is dark and cold -
But your children-his chidren-need
your care, and with an unuttered pray
or for strength. you retrace your steps
to the place called home, while your
mind wanders back to the grave OF your
lost one.
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Wool.

The Buckeye State, speaking of the
wool market at New Lisbon, says;
The wool market in this County is
opening slowly, and we have heard of
several sales at prices varying from 65
to 10 cents per ib. Whether or no tho
bulk OF the wool will change hands at
these prices remains to be seen, but we
DO not think, from a review of the mar
ket, that there is any danger of prices
ruling lower, Wool Is an article that
will keep without loss, and while we
consider 1t good pelicy in the long run
TO sell the products of the country in
their seasons and at tho market prices,
and would advise our friends mott hold
mer clips over, We still hope for slight
advance on the staple.
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Srop THAT BoY!-A cigar in his mouth

SToP THAT BoYl-A cigar in his mouth,
a swaggsr in his walk, impudence in his face,
a care-ior-nothingness in his manner. =
Judging from his domeanor, he is older
than his father, wiser than his teacher,
more honored than the Mayor OF the town,
higher than the President. Stop him, he
Is going too last, he don't know his speed.
Stop him, ere tobacco skaters his nerves,
ore pride ruins him; ere the loafer masters
the man, ere good ambition and manly
strength give way to low pursuits ana
british aims. Stop all such boysl They
are legion, the shame of families, the dis
grace OF their towns, tho sad and solemn
feproaches Of themselves.
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TIE PLAN IS SIMPLEt

The name Of each article offered for sale-a. "God
Hunting Wach,n Gold OSu. Band Bracelet 'psYrl
Brenstpin and Ear Drcpsn "CUld Enanellcd Ring '
'Sver Plated Cake BnSl ct" &C., ia written on card
and enclosed in sealed envelope these crvcSpes nre
then placed IN drawer aud well mixed then as uu
ordcr's received. with twenty-five cents for return
postage and other charges OF the cards certf-
cates is taken at random aud senb by first mail to The
customer who WILL SEE AT ONCE WHAT ne CAN GsI
FOR DOLLAR II he Is pleased with his fortune lie for
cate and secure the prize. II the article awarded
should be unsuied to the purchaser-as for example \
set Of Pearl Enr-Drops and Breastpn to young mar
who could not wear them, AND HAD NO ONE TO GrvI
THEM rove will send any other article on the ca,a
logue or equal price which may he preferred. Or IT, fo
any reason you choose 10 venture further then you
can let the matter drop where it is and spend no
Examine carefully our Catalogue
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1865-08-24

AT the age of seventy five one must,
OF course, think frequently of death.
But this thought never gives me the
least nneasiness-l am so fully con
WINGED that the soul is indestrnctible,
AMI that its activity will continue thro'
eternity. 1t is like the sun, which
seems, to our earthly eyes, to set in
night, but is in reality gone to difruse
It's light elsewhere. Even while sink
ing. itremains the same sum- Goethe.
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SYMPTOMS.

The .ymptom. OF Canrrh as they generally aprenr
are nj first very slight Persons find they have cold,
that they have frequent attacks, and sensitive
to the changes Of temperature. In this condition. the
may be dry n slight discharge. thin and acrd.
aiterward becoming thick aud adhesive As the
becomes chronic, the discharges increased in quanti-
~ and changed in quality; they are now hck aud
heavy, aud are huwked coughrd Oft The secretions
are offensive, causing bad bIenth the voice is thick
and harsh the eyes are weak; the OF smell is
lcssened or desroyed deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom Of Cntarrh is
that the person is obliged clear his throat IN the morn
ing ot thick or Shiny mucous, which has fallen down
from the head during the night. When hi, takes place
the person may he that his disease is s way to
the lungs, and should lose 10 time in arrrstimg it
The above are but few OF the many Cat ,rrhsl Synp-
toms.
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THE Louisville journal of the 10Th says
that the Hon. Geo. Fl. Yeaman is probably
beaten for Congress by b. G.. Ritter (pro-
Slayeiy)-Hender,on, a proRebel County,
having gone almost solid for Ritter IF 80,
we shall have but four of the nine Members
from Kentucky--as in the last House.
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A Single Bottle will last a month--to
be used three times day.
II STIMONIALA.

l.
From Hon Thos. ]. Turner, Ex-Alcmbcr Of Congress
IRON Illinois. lae Speaker Of llimos House of Repre-
srmiaivcs. aud Gnnd Muster OF A. f. aud A. NJ. Of
the State OF llmuis.
FRErroRr, Oct. ~. tSG3.
d. ID ". SEELYE: Dear Sir-In reply to your notice
OF the 1'th inst. wonld say that severely ptllic-
ted with Catnrrh Tor yenr., when became urQunnied
with you aud bought two bottles OF your Liquid CAArrh
Remedy. Before had used onc bottle wa. seiisibly
improved and before the second bottle wn. finished.
wss completely cured. | can recommend tho medicine
10 all afflicted with Catarrh
Respectfully Yours,
riIOS. ]. TURNER.
This is to certify that in the Of Dr. Seelye'. Ca
tarrh RcTedy. experienced much relief. aud have
heard many speak OF being inv aluabe for tho cure
Of Caarrh. Yours, &C.,
Chicago, May IL, 1874 EDWARD ely.
From "Parmym the well-known Halter under the Ire
mont House Chicago. Ill.
DR. y. II. SEETYE 4 Co: Gents-Yonr Csurrh REM
cdy | have used. aud fully recommend II as Tho best
remedy known IT ha. cured me- AMI believe it is u
csrtain cure in ull JOHN PARMi.Y
Chicago. ILL.,. May g. 1853.
For sale by all Druggists ffe23 -i65iy.
Sold in ST Cairsville by Isaac H. Patterson and by
Druggists everywhere.
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JEFF. DAVIS, it is said, is detected. So
we're the tens Of thousands of poor Federal
prisoners who miserably perishcd of hunger
and cold and heat and exposure at Anderson.
vile, in Libby and elsewhere, and so are
their desolate families. - Louisville Journal.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1865
THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.

I W. RRADLEY's New Patent DUPLEX ELLTP-
~ Tic Tor douhlcl SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS BEAUL3Y CORY (lnte J. I. j. O.
Wrsfl SOLE PROrRiF"rORS and MANUFACTURE
Frs. o. Chamber. aud 10 aud 81 Reade Streets, New
York.
TiiS INVENTION consists of DUPLEX Tor t~ol
Elliptic Steel Sprngs, mgrnlOusy Braided Tightly and
Firmly together edge 10 edge making the toughest,
most iS Cihlc Elastic and Durable Spring used.
They seldom Bend 3rcuk like the Single Springs. and
con'cqteny Preserve their Perfect and Beautiful
Shape 'iwicc aS Long rny other Skiu.
The WONDERFUL FLENIBlILrY aud Great Comfort md
pleasure 10 lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic skirt
VIII br experienced particularly in all crowded Assem-
brs Oneras Curriages. Railroad Cars Church Pc>vs,
Arm Chairs ler Promenade and House Dress ns the
skirt can he folded, when IN 10 occupy small place
= easily as Il silk or Muslm Dress.
Lady having enjoyed the pleasure. comfort, and
great convenience al wearing The Duplex Elliptic Steel
Spring skirt for single day, will never afterwards
willingly dispense with theiruse. For children Misses
and young ladies, they Superior TO all others
They The best Quality in every part aud unlues
tonahy the lighcst m7st desirable, comfortable. and
economical skirt mndc
FOR SALE in hrst.clpss stores in this City, and
throughout The Umird states, and Cuiadns, Havana de
Cuhn. Mexico South America and the West Indies.
INQUIRE FOR TilE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRT
npl2.I3w
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ONE Of the 18th Army Corps boys says
the following oonundrum was sent TO Gen.
Why is the 18th A. Q. like young lady
picking. wild flowers? Because when she
sees Johnnyiiump-up she goes for it, -
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A WRITER out in Posey county, indiana,
speaking of girls says: "a girl i. fish
ing rod; the eyes are the hooks, the smile
the bait, the lover the eudQeon, and mar
riage the batter in which it is fried.
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A PREACHER in funeral sermon on
lady, after summing up all her good
qualities, added, "that she always
reached her husband his hat without
muttering."
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DR.. Chas. II. Sanderson,
Formerly Of Bellerue, Hospital NJ T., late
.SeatOr iSurgeOn of kin0s Co. HosDital.

to'"t" c"Ueoh " mugs w. iiOSptu,
(tAN again be consulted at ST. Clairsvifle johnson
" iiouse) lheOh aud 9Th; Bellure (Randolph louse)
the 18th and 5ih Cudi1 (Swais Hotel the 30 3lsL Isl
and and OF avery month. is65.
A Speedy Cure warranted in the following cases ;
Hernia kupturel Suablsnus, tSguint Eyes.l rupes.
lClub FooLl Discussed Bones and Joints. Enlarged
Veins nnd 'ronsls Hydrocee, Hare Lip, Fistula La
chmy rails, Fistula IN Amo. and all kinds OF Ulcers.
Dr y removes all kinds Of deiorni,ies, slrnig
Crooked llnbs Club Feet aud badly Fractures op-
crates for Cataract and Stone in the bladder, inserts
Glass Eyes identical IN appearance aud movement with
he natural eye, and performs u varieties Of Surgical
Operation free from pain.
Diseases Of the Eye, Ear, Throat, Heart Liver Lungs
Stomach, Kidney, Skin, well as Scrofula, Cuucer,
Asthma Gravel, Ncuralga und Rheumatism, cured in
very obstinate stages
Ague cured Tor charged IN is hours with no return
OF chill All forms OF Female Diseases treated with
entire success leucorhea, Anenprhea, Dysmenorhea,
liberation aud Prolapsus Uer diseases hitherto con-
sidered difficult To cure, cured usually in from i2
weeks. Dyspepsia and Constipation easily and speed
lily removed without the Of ply sic, ond that com
mon as well as obstinate disease, Duodens commonly
called Liver Complaint attended with pain in the soni.
ac, side or shoudc headache cold feet costive bowels
and spotted or faded skin is easily cured aud with little
expense. Tubercular OF bronchial Consumption eXcept
IN its last stage, successfully treated by enlr1
process, recently discovered by an eminent European
Physician, aud now extensively employed in the ~ Y.
Hospitals, with success heretofore unknown.
From long experience in the New York Hospitals
having made over 900 Post Morem Examinations we
can IN all point ou the organ organs dis.
eased aud probabilities of cure.
Dc =. is Graduate OF OF the first Medical Col
eges IL the United States, is also Graduate OF the N,
Ophnlmic (i1ye and Earl School OF Medicine and
Surgery endorsed by the first Surgeons and Physi-
clans OF N, V City, aud has been IN the pracs
tee OF his profession during IL years. with unparalleled
success.
ChargesRea sonebls. Consultation
Free.
N, D. Daring his stay Dr. $ will visit critical cases
N consultation with hts brother Physicians Of good
standing. March ., 65
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TaEY (the negroes) have taken our
time, our first born, and our money
freely Chicago Times.
MAY be- they had some claim to
your first born" What color was It?
II Leuisvills Journal
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A THREE story brick building on Race
St;, Cincinnati, used as tenement house,
fell down on Sunday morning, burying six
families in the ruins. One woman was kill
ed, and several persons badly injured.
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Patent Com,nis.,oner.

Thomas @. Theaker of Ohio to day re-
ceived bis appointment as Commissioner of
Patents from the President. - N. Y. Tri.
bune, 10th,
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WATCH DEPARTMENT.

300 Gents Patent Lever Gold Hunting Case $50 tognn
'OO Gents lleiachd Lever Gold Hunting Case 10 Ii5
40 Gents Swiss Gold Hunting Case. 30 lUu
200 Ladies' GOld and Enameled Hunting Case 30 N
4D Gents Patent Lever Silver Hunting Case. 30 %
400 Gents Dct Lever Silver Hunting C1se.. 80 s.
800 Gents Det Lever Silver OrenFace. 90 80
800 Gents Patent Lever Silver Open Fuce 25 81
Gems Swiss SiIycr, -
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The happiest man In the world is
the man with just wealth enough to
keep him in spirits, and just children
enough to make him industrious.
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CHOICE WHISKY

NNE hnve on hand n choice lot of pauon's Copper
w Distilled Rye Whisky warranted genuine
Medical men or Farmers, wishing good article. are
requested 10 call aud examine For snle by gallon or
bRrrel. OSBORNE II SHARP
Bridgeport, July 2l, 1854
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10 CONSTRUCTIVE.

THE undersigned having hean restored health in a
few wcrks. by very slplc r.lnp,ly aftsr having
suffered several years. with lnu- 9tct NJ, and
that dread disease Con-impo'i--S anxious nau Ks
known To his lchUw sufferers NE M ans cl cure a.
To ali who desire it, he will send cor, Of hz pre-
scrpom used free Of charIc.l yyli, the dircctio, tor
repairing amd using tho sauc. which they will hd ),
~nre cure for CosS NrrnS. ASTHMA. BuescnirIs,
torGlis. CoIs Re Tl,r only Obi ct o the avrrti. .e
N srndmg the Prescription is ro benefit hr afflicted and
spread information which he coIcrivts 20 he iiva
and hr hopes every sufferer will try dsrrf-y will
c. a them nothing and may prove blessing. '.' .t'
fartIrs Wishing the prescription will 1irsse address,
REv EDWARD a. WILSON
-, :, Williamsburg, King. County, New York.
Feb. 10, Isis -:iu
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Things that ne Good to Look a

HoNESr OLD ABE. Lieutenant General GRAN1,
n NMnSSlor-oeheral SEkMAN, Major General SHTRI
RAGUT. ->''"' FAN
We have Photographs, Album SHE which will Ia ..,
70 any one on receipt ef 20 cents in postage
stamps. Address Col "a. ri LEyvIS' -
Feb. 2, 1855. Cleveland crbio
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AMERICAN MANUFACTURE

aud therefore greatly superior the goods imported from
abroad aud hawked about as the cheapest sold
Tn. simple OH imported govds, and the nIGm PRE-
MUM ON GOLD (all foreign bills payable in gold.
amount 10 more than the entire cost OF many Ct the
tCles offered by n ths
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Comprehend Platform.

!. Restoration of Slavery.
2. Reputation of the war debt.
8. Mrs. Surratt.
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IS Achfs CLEARED--princiraly in grnss-hc balance
in good TIMBER.
rh,rr is good dwelling house oil the place, al ex-
celent orchard oil hearing about acre OF grape
vines, and plenty of good wa-rt
The SIX foot vein OF coal underlIes this farm aud is
open and in working cpndiuon.
Will sell the nhove together, will sell about ~
rcTes-u good situation Tor n coal bank and vineyard
nId on which the grnprs planled separately. My
Object in selling is to move West
mails Bw. WILLIAM LASH.
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Best American and Fine French Truss.s
lSo, Cutters Superior shoulder Braces suitable TO
n both Ladies and Gentlemen, for sale at
WESFs, opposite the Lewis House.
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JEWELRY DEPARTMENT.

800 Dmond Rings. .s3Otosf2
800 Gents Diamond Pins...... ........... 90 1
5000 Gents California Diamond Pins......... g.
5000 Gents California Diamond Ring......... a.
5000 Gents Gold and Enameled Fob Chains. D
5000 Gems Gold Vest Chains. ................. S.
1900 Pair Gents Gold Sleeve Buttons g. ~
1900 Pair Gents God & Enam. Sleeve Buttons a. 10
f0t0 Sets Gents Gold Studs ................. a. Is
1000 Gents Stone Set and Signet Rings..... g. IL
5000 Gents Stone Set and Signct Enam. Rings A Is
60Oo Ladies' Gold Neck CHAINS. .....:. S. s
1000 Gold Ova'-Band Bracelets sss- B. 10
GUOO G I'D and Jet Bracelets .s---->. I2
5000 Gold and Enameled Bracelets........... s. IS
3NO Gold Chatclan Chains. ns.................. g. 30
5000 Pair Ladies' Gold Sleeve Buttons. g. &
1900 Pair Ladies' Gold Enam Sleeve Buttons. A. 10
snOO Solitaire Gold Brooches ............... g. IL
6OOn Coral, Opal and Emerald BroOches..... g. IL
5000 Gold Cameo aud Pearl Far DrOps...... j. Z
900 Mosaic. jet. Java Florenlime Far. Drop. 3 10
6OO Gold Thmbles....-. ...........,....... s 10
1OON Coral, Opal and Emerald Ear nrops.... 9. 10
10000 Miniature Lockets. ... 10
10000 Miniature Lockes-nagc spring g. 25
lUWD Plain Gold Rings Observation-Disclosures. A. "a
lON0 Sets Ladies' lewery Gold and Jet..... S 2G
lObn Sets Ladies' Jewcry Camro Pearl, &c. S. 20
10000 Ladies' tiIl and Jet BracclrtS..... 3 II
10000 Ladies' Gilt and Jet Hat Supnortrrs.... II
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REMEMBER THE PLANl

IN all cases charge for forwarding the Cerfc ale
postage, and doing the business the Of TwEStY-
FIVE CENTS, which must he 7ctosed in the order. Five
Certificates will he sent for 81 eleven Tor 81 thirty for
80; slxty-hv for $40; one hundred for si5.
AGENTS ARE WANTED
Throughout the Country TO operate for us A large
compensation will be paid. Send for terms, &C. enclos
ing stamp.
NEWBORN L CO..
March 81, 3m as Fulton street NJ Y