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Relating to esrtain proposed ~amsndmspt to
the eonstitution. and thePabliestion Of this
WzEEEas. Ths EsaeraI assembly Of the
ted TO each house agreeing thereto. nave pro-
posed an amendment TO the Con8tit utiOn. to be
submitted 70 the elcetors for their approval or
rGection. at TIA election for ssnstorI and repre-
~. tssr.sars N'S
SEcTIox i. Be q enacted ~ he General A.
senkLV Of ts SGfs " 0hio. that the elseson Of
ment at The 6onsrsl siection In october, 1851,
- herein prescribed. VIA; 1hoss voting for the
amendmsnt shAl pat. upon their ballots these
Those voting against Il shall putupoa their bal
los these E0rdsi Constitutions anendment
SEC. 2 Arsturn additional to The return no.
such election for State oAcsrs and ssnatorI and
representatives, and Also for and AGAINST the
said proposed amendment to The contribution.
shall be certified and made bz the clerk o. each
county to the Seerstary Of Stats. within ten
days AFTER said election. and within twenty days
affair said election the governor, seer etary Of
state And attorney general shall open said re-
or or not > majority Of The Totss cast At ssid
election have been oz1t for said proposed
smendment; and If It appears thstra .hIaioriy
Of the votes cast II eueh election hate been cast
for said proposed amondmenL the governor
shall maze prOclEmati0n thsfeot without
delay 49,
SIG 8. The secretary Of stats shau eAa,sD 4.
DrOpo9ed amsndment TO the conBtitgtiaA -
BY 70 bs published In not Les thaa ~ -S--s
paper in each county q The gtAta
paper y guhlished, untlt the toee a Tas.dav y
Vete6sr. ls6; and heShAna espssts;s ~ -
next pfoeedipg aid sl0ctC
-; Lase9s. g ,saklshinE this act and
ne sac pIStaaeo C.sndmsnl 10 he eonstru-
11t1 80. shall be paid out Of the
ii,ssS, Ns - N the couBy Rhsrsa pub-
sEG. ). This act IhaH taks met innsdikss-
P. HITCHCOCK.
Speaker pro. ten. 81 tie Aolss Of Rep.
ANDREW g.. McbuhHEY.
Rrssidsat 81 the Senate.
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Losing the Happy out OF a
Heart.

Another. who was leaving her home
on a visit, told her little boy and Qirl
mot to 60 through 3 gate at the bottom
of the garden, which opened into the
wood. The children were very happy
for a long time after their mother had
cone. but at last, in their PLAY. hsy-
inc reached the gate through which
thew were not to pass, the little bow
began to feel an earnest desire 10 90
into the wood. Nothing appeared To
disturb them, and after some rambel.
ing and playing about, they returned,
having concluded not to tell then
mother where they had been unless
she asked them; she had not expected
them to disobey, and never thought of
inquiring. Notwithstanding this, the
little boy did not feel comfortable
He knew he had done wrong, and he
could not help feeling unhappy. When
Sunday night came, and the little boy
had been washed for bed, he and bis
mother commenced hcgi-g a nice little
talk, as they usually had at that time.
James could not keep his sad secret
any longer from his kind mother, so he
told her what be and his sister had
done ; and then in some way to show
that her command was needless. he
said that nothing had happened to
them. The mother let him know that
something did befall them, and they
had lost something. and urged her
little boy to think what it could be-
Perhaps she meant they had lost her
habit of obedience, and would be east.
ly led to do wrong again ; or perhaps
she meant they had lost her confidence.
The little boy could not think for q
long time of anything he had lost
He knew that he had left his bail safe,
that his knife was inhis pocket, and
that his slate pencil was at hand when
he wished to use it. But as he continu-
ed to think, he remembered how I'M
easy and uncomfortable he had been
all the week, and at last, in q low, sor-
rowful voice, he said, Mother, / did |;
l lost the happy out of my hearth"
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RACES.
OAK GROVE PARK,
wARRHN, Q.
"Wednesday Thurs. & Friday,
Oct. sth, 10Th, = lIsh 1851.
$1,000 IN PREMIUMS.

LIST OF PRzNIUNS-Ho. 1. Faxmsrs Trot
Confined to the CounC-Pramfum $50 First
Horse. 20, Second Horse. 20.
No Ranninr-RsH mile hsats. Pfsmiun,
Sla First horse. 80. Second Horne. Is.
First Horse. 20. Second Horse. 100.
Not Troltng-For horses that haVO never
esas91 ~ Prsuium 70 firIt Horss. 50 See
No;S RanHIpE-mils Asass.7 in J. Prsni-
an 100: First Horse. IS Second Horss, &
No. 6. Pacing Race. Premium 500. First
Horse. 90. Second Horsa. loo
Mol Running rsce. single dash-one mile.
Nos I've Mis- TrOL Premium 100.
no. = Pacing kAee. 60 - you pleAss-Prs-
RKGuLATlOxA-Ten per cont. entrance fss.-
four q olter-three 70 EtErt-A -lT1L d
Al ffotting and Pseins. 3 In S n hszassA.
e rule szespting o.bIand9 AifRahhins.
Catch Wairhta-f .FI u LILO
Horses taxing First Prsminm viii Be barred
nom entrance in the romAining raess-
Also, liberal premirms On saturday, for Pa
ems. Trottiug and Ralnihe 40 9l
Should the Weather Be lniayorable and the
track IN had condition, We reserve the riaht %
postpone the F1eas until the weather and pack
shall be favorable. b Il. BARNUMs
Presidsnt0. g. Association.
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A GENTS WANTBD-To Insurance Agents,
AAc.. 6e.-WS with % secure IN agent IN
sEory city of norethAn 5g0oe p0pals4ion. 70 acE
L slresdy sstsbiisRsdin ZONE Occupation vhich
allows hin \ fsW hours can easily ineRoaso
his income several hundred dollars par yar.
This = an opportunity for oetiTs msn IA secure
Cd Advertising Agoneyin the United et1ksS-
Addresl With fnll partieulArs. refereuceS, 6c,
GU. p. R0WELL&C Co, 40 Park Row. M.
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P. S. 1t is. / trust, unnecessary for
me to state that ] regard all projects Nv
impeachment as wild, visionary. onnec'
essary and dangerous, and no SIGH pro-
ieck kin eVer receive my support |
forgot to menshen that q brother Nv
mine, who hez taken no part in politics,
and hez, never taken no opinyuns to
organize, wood gladly accept any po-
sishen under the Government, and 3
brother iu-law Woodn't be aFerse 10 sim
liar employment. It's no conscience
to VOC Nv course, but shell oppose the
assemblin nv Congress till the regular
time in December. l am ~inhexiblY OPP
posed to estsblishin dangerous prece-
dents. Shood 700 make the sppoint-
ments / desire, / kin get them con.
frmed by the Senit, ez well ez an ekal
number Nv yoor own appointments. In
matters Nv this kind there must De
compromises.
In my surprise I uttered q prolonged
whistle. Then appointments Wuz made"
sed his Eggslency with g sardoniele smile.
Them appointments wuz made Read
another-there's a varied and well selected
stock NV EN-. The SENT Is my fsb-pond.
1 drop my hook therein, baIted with 9
Assessorship, and bless me how they DO
bite at it. Go on" ent 3al ,
SxNrr CHAMBER, MAreh7, 1867.
To TIE President. rccT-1Ibl3g
lam, ez yoo are aware, known as q rad.
icle, but between generous foes there kin
be none Nv that blind hate, wich csracter-
lies some Nv my associates, who shef be
nsmeless. I will say, however, that ifthe
Senator from Massachusetts,, and some
others Icood menshun, wood resine or die,
they wood confer afAYor on the country.
I oppose 700, becoz I differ with voc, ez
does my State, but that opposishen heE
never lessened my high admirashen Nv
yoor patriotism, yoor even tempeFs or the
many good qualities Nv yoor he'd and hart,
wlch shine out so conspicuous. hale 700
ez the worthy successor Nv the lst Al J.
l he'd not intended to mix personel things
to myself in this friendly triboot, but will
do violence to my personel feelins by OBJ
seryin that the posishen Nv Collector at
- is admirably Sadapted TO 3 cousin
NV mine, whose talents ez q lswyerahez
never bin appreciated by those who know
him best He agrees with me that I'M
peechment is not to be thot Nv, and that
sessions Nv Congress, other than regler
ones, is nselis. Shood yoo be pleased 70
make the appointment, shell be proud TO
return the compliment in any way. Hit
woodn't DO askin too much, q son Nv mine
wood DO pFoAd % serve bis country eZ 8
Inspector Nv ReTenpo. Inheritn from
me deyoshen TO u rcommon country, he
burns to devote himselftO her service.
With sentiments Nv profound respect
lam yools, A. ever,
HThem appointments vas made also,
sed the great man, 'tand three or four
more throwd in, whsn he found how
oheep he Good cit em. He visited me s-
ter I he'd given him all hs aaked for and
we he'd 8 friendly interchange av yiswL-.
He persisted in diherih Hitk me, bat e.
we parted l sskt him 81 Their wuzn't iisti
one more appointment he wanted! Jlt
one morei THROWN himself IN neck, be
exclaimed: Not one-not oRa Ny broth.
ers, my brother-in-law. my nephews, and
the doubtful members Of the Legislacher
] winch hnelly concluded to vote for me,
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BEYOND the MISSISSIPPI"
A Complsse HEstoRy Ofthe Zee staass
and T~errieoFfes. from ne arsa6 :
River - the Great ocean.
By ALBERT D. RICHARDSON.
N-.-rnA AAA H~- 49,

Over 10000 Ceries sold in ] Month
Life and Adventure on Prsiriss. NoantAlas
and the Paeifo Coast MIA over 10 DeseriD-
tive and PhotoErapkia Views Of the sesnGy,
Cities. Lands. Mines. P0oDlg and Curiosities Of
the New States and TsrriteFiu.
To prospective entrants and settlers in the
Far West. !" this History Of that vast and fsf-
tile region viii prove Al invaluable a~ssistance.
supplying asst does aWsnt iong felt Of fall,
authente and reliable guido to climate. sol.
prodnetl. means Of travel &c. !
AGENTS WAHTEDESend for Cirealsrs and
ses our terms, and full description Of the work.
address NATIONAL PUBhISHIN6 CO.. Gin
einnad. Ohio. St Louis. Mo-. or Davenport.
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Some Folk. Can't sleep Nights.

Wen many suffer from general debility, 9TH
v ers from weakness ofthe stomach and ina
hiHty TO digest their food; some have creeping
sensations aleng the nerve hbres, or pain In tho
back, with aching and weary throbhings Of tho
limbs. ThouIands Of ladies suffer through long
years from what are called RKNALE COMPLAINTS
caused By the relaxation ofmuscle aBdligament
that stand dehciency Of vital force. Thousands
of business men, overworked in mind end body.
use up the nervous duid. and become unit tor
duty or the enjoynents Of life. Excesses in
YOUTH D the terrible effects offeyer and ague
involve shattered constitutions and the failure
Of the general AUCTIONS Of health. To sufferers
from All these causes, .
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h People Say.

"Dear Doctor: The last medicine prescribed
By you / and viii say that DoDD1s NERVIHk AHI
I~SYIeoRATos is all that II e claimed 70 %. !
all gone; / deep we'll; have . good appetite
and feel stronger than ! have TOR many year
past" Contributed by Dr.. A. II. Tucker. y
Clinton-st, Brooklyn NJ -,
much benefited by il. particulsriy IN the IN
crease Of strength and cure Of those trembling
sensations. Ny eostiveness also seems 70 De en-
tirely cured" Letter 70 Ut. Incker.
we nave taken three bottles. Of II Q great
thing. Ny wife says she had rather have one
bottle Of il thar forty doctors. she 10 certalniy
better. Lsucorrhea cured DON ieel tne olSg-
ging down 20 much bowels move easier. andin
better nervous condition every way;
G.. b. MARTIN. Cashier Glenn House. Iona
Branch, n. j. states that DoDD's hERyIEE hSs
diEEiness and sick headache. and greatly
strengthened his whole system.
DAVID HIRfsHoRN, 399 State-st. broo klyn
cured Of chrOalc muscular and nervous oeo llIy
regulate the bowels without producing cathAr-
tic effect. quiet the neryes. and one Up me AZ;
TEN. ] have nsvsr. used anything that eauAiied
DoDD's NEWER an
W.. z. DIANE, ksq- Eastioro. onn: u.
wife has suffered for seventeen years with ex-
IRENE nervous debility n Ioetr4u
She was induced By . friend TO try Dr; !. n.
DopD's NERvINK AND I~EYIGORAToRs and by its
Dr.. O, @. YoRK, ChaTlestown, Mass: In case.
ofRreat nervous debility, not confined BY any
meanI TO the female sex. although nom the
greater dslisaey ofthe female orEAnlIanon more
common than among men. ! employ, DoDDs
NERvINR I'D I~HVIGORAToR with the, happlesl
effect. It exceeds in tonic power anything tnai
I know Of, while its actions uDon the bowels II
al that can be desired.n
DoDD's NKBYINK AND lNyIGoAkfok SnpLoyee
in the Massachusetts, Hospital for the Insane at
Taunton.
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toredin 4Weekh. Baeeess Guaranteed.
DR. RKcoRD,sRsf 4 lfs restores man
LILY power. from whatsvsf csus aEising. the
efeetI Of aarH parniciaus habihs 1alf abuse.
imDotencF and climate, gira EHy Il once 70 this
Eondsrfll medicinal taknnrsEaiarly aec1rd.
require no rnEtralnt from bnainel6 OF pleaeuFe.l
Failure igimponible- sod hasusL at s.. Of
4quanthbf m onenf s.. To be had only OF
Van aE sFeS3sSSr ~ hroadAa5. and asa
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once q he ssesstsr5 Of State J I. WnL1ax
HENRY SKTE, SeeretaD Of the Stats Of Ohio,
DO hereby certify that ths foll0Eing e . ; y
COPY Of IN act therein named, passed By the
General Assembly Of the Stats Of Ohio, On the
18Th day Of .Alril A. D, 1851 tAkan from the
original rolls on hle IN thia once.
In Testimony Whereof ] have hare
unite subscribed ny namsand allxsd
lsz1L-l the Seal Of this Ofioa It Columbus,
The l2h day Of ssptsnbeF. A D.
WV. HENRY SMITH. q
SscrafarV a 6tnka-
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED,

Now ready for delivery, . asu YORK Of usi-
Versal impoItanco. = Wholly unike ardinaFy
subscript0n books, u Standard wa hreparsd
By the hest tslsat in the eauntrys 4 kishlJ com
men. Al Agent Of ten Yeara expsIisnce sayS
he sails moFsin proportion to khnss callsd oa
than any work he ever sold. Haa No conpsd-
donI-tsight prepaid. besideI Ia largest com
mission ilether tndueemsno afe aoGsrsd, too
only experienced and sueosssfal Agents
Wanted. For paIiienlaTs address.
j. PAIIEN FITCH, Chieez6, Ill
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Given under my hand at the Cour
House, in the Village Of Warren, this All
day Of September, A. d. 1861.
SETH H. LAIRD.
Sheriff Of Trumbull County, o.
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WE ARE OOMING.

An5 will ptssant 10 any psEsgu sending rs .
elnhm our 9roat One Prigs 9als. Of Dry aud
Fanc Goods, %. ASK Dress Pattern. Pfepe
Of Goods. and IamplS sent 10 AZ sadrsSs free
Address Us. HAWGSS CO.. Hanover ST.
Rast0n. MaG. ]. o. Boz 5l&l
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The Township Trustees will return At
the same time with their Poll Books Of
election, Jurors for their respective town.
I hin. a. follows:
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UNITED STATES 3 FOREIGN
Patent Office Agency

lss Bank stz Cleveland. 0. ana Washington, D
We roSscuts business Of every description
relating to Inventions, Patents, InfringemOntz,
&c. W. q. BURRIDGE 4 CO..
Patent Attorneys,
WEsTKRN hIsEEyR CHRONICLE. who Is Authori-
xsd 10 receive orders FOR our agency.
March %. 1861.
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GOLD LEAF PAPER.

w WshsTejust received the most eLegaa
styles Of Gilt Wall Paper, for the Ladies Parlor,
at ADAMS BOOK STORE.
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DOdd,s servine and Invigorator.

offers an invaluable boon-a natural and ef6ei-
ant recovery Of lost powers. No person. mar;
or woman. suffering from any cause, can AFFORD
to nezlectthis remedy. The .Hervine will be
found to posses an equalixing and nutri1ye
principle. II allays irritation. and like sleep
promotes the secretions Of the Cstem. IL hss
afinity with the NERVOUS FIBRKs. and supplies
them for the waste that ID constantly. taking
place. Like wholesome food taken into the
stomach, II undergoes rapid digestion. invigor-
ating in It's process the digestive organs. andpro-
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PAINTS for FARMERS

AND OTHERS. The GRAFTON MINERAL
PAiNTC0MPINY arsnoV manufsesaring the
Beat, Cheapest and most Durable Paint IN use;
two coats well put on. mixed with pare Linseed
Oil, will Last Toto Is years: il soft light brown
ed to green. lead. stone. olive. drsb or cream.
to suit the taste Of the consumer. It IL Valua-
bic for Ho1ses. Barns nfsnees. Agricultural
implements. Carriage. and Car-makera Pals
Roof. Ct being Fire ana W Etsr prooO. Bridges.
Burial Cases. Canal Boats. Ships and Ships
B0ttomG Floor OIL Cloths. lone hAnufsetufer
having used 500 bbls. the past pearl and a. .
durability, elasticity. and adhssiFeness. Price
IS per Dbl. OF 800 Ibs-. Ehioh win supply 3 far
mer for years to come. Warranted in all cases
a above. Send for . circular. which gives fall
particulaEr None gsnuins ualesS branded in
4 trade mark Grafen Mineral Paint address
DANIEL BIDNELL. Proprietor, 81 Pearl-sts
NeH York. 49,
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New ADVERTISEMENTS

H0usehsId without TarranEs
seitEer ABerient within reach Iaeks
~ life A tsE doses Of thiS rtsndard rene
dyfot indigestion. e~onEtipk1on and bill
housnesss relieve every Distressing Eyup-
- tom and prsYentdanasrcu ~con1aqusnoss.
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THE CHRONICLE.
Written for the Toledo Blade
NASBY.

The Amnesty PFoelamasfOn-A Cabf.
0fthe Presidentfrom ImDaaoh6SGf
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hAnai.o''ssa ~ D.B.sAUHpKRs L Co,
% SummsI ST.. Boston

DEAFNESS CURED. The Organic vibra-
bles deaf psrsons 10 hear distinctly at church
and AZ public assemblies, Send particulars to
Dr. STfhWELL. No. IS South stu Street, VIII
hamsburF. Ny. H
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Calunesg and Tranquility

unknown tc any other preparation. 1t contains
no opium or haFheesh. and so far from produ-
cling cOstiveness it viii be found an encient
cure for constipation, and has obtained q VIDE
renoEn for this popularity.
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The Richest Man in the World,

The Richest Man in the World.
EztEapf e. Euss nvz Bsrsa ssiszSa RStAsshlL.
Paris. sth April 1854. IS usFnuby, s.. HOnOrs
Will you Be Kind enough 70 haze forwarded
g ms kere 20bottles ofyoW Indian Liniment;
If you vii send At tie same ume the aecount i
Illl tofvard yo1 the amount thro1Eh Msssn
Baron solomon Rcthschid having recon-
mcnded tQ-many 81 his friends MAJOR LANES
IMMINENT. md they baing DESTROYS 10 pro-
cure Il be Should edHiss him 10 sstablsh de-
THE INDIAH LIHIMEHT.
Az . relief. evsr rsedy; = 9 killer ef pain. ts-
ken inUardlyt o. eut9ardiy applied, has no
equal. 8or the rohef md onre Of Rksendfic,
aAd fsEraleie Afsciieas. &brgia, Rrsisss, &c.
it's nnsqalledr IL 10 al8o most otcaeiou1. IA
ken lnuardlYs in he cnfe Of CAokrd 0rasps.
add PaiAsH a. &0gasL DiorTAOen, 1FsGlfsrV.
mosf gesdenfd Pdaacag the world adords- No
FAMILY should BE- Hithodtit. EYeEy TRAV-
ILEk ~ Land ar aea shculd have : bottla-
MINERS andEARMERS residing ats distance
from PhySieians shouId keep Il ctngtantiy o.
hand. y eaSs Of 4eeidenh. and y1dden
s .sas6s q sssH n Complaints. t. value SslSs
LANES INDIAN LIH1MkNT. aad faks 40
o1e,. Pnee g Gu. Per bottle. For sale e
Rstk Kos. y Y Sale 4 Robinson ls6 Green
h.Y.; Chas. n. Crittsndsn, % 6th ave. n. Y.
and. by respectable Druggifn throaehout the
World. Mona genuine unless Emed BY John
Iho4. Lane, and countersiued b. III. LANE
& CO.. proprietors. los BroadHay, \. y.
A-Ssnd fGr Circular.
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For PersonaI Testimonials.

To cures Of General Debility Indigestion.
SleeplesgneSS. Kidney Complaint Wind Collie,
and Female Complaints in their " families.
We refer, with permiSion.t to the following gen
tlemen in this vicinity:
Z. ". Ball. $50, Fifth Avenue Hotel. \. 7.
W. B. BODGK, Tract House. NY.
JoHx WIILIINs. Policeman. NY.
]. W, PKcKET, esq, Clinton-st., Brooklyn.
DR., u. A. TUcKER. Clinton-st.. Brooklyn.
Us. WRIeHT. ESQ, jersey City;
For GALE b. all druggists. Price Sl.Oper bot
II. B.. STORER a Co., PrOpristOrs. n. Y.
August q, 1866. Tyr.
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976 To 500 Per month and travelling sxpen-
paid Coed agents 70 ssl our Patent
kysrlAsting white Wfrs Cleths. LfnsL Stare
way n. Y. $3.50 --T-f --
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THE ENTIRE DRUGTRGDE,

AGENTS WANTED for a new pcbIication.
needed IN evsry family. CommissionS so per
cent Send Soo for sample. or sddrss ?. GiR-
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4 GENTS WAETE1-A Silver ?. WAtsh Civ.
Ae1 Watiyto the purchaser Of ever. 100 Of
Keunsdys Aammoth Prize Stationery P1cka-
sNt A. 4aFEeti u The. world - Al induce.
thR q ther clalFaez fhsn cut, so
pen dar ean - made sue. Price Per hundred
ineluding EEteh SIS. Retaii q 3 Cd. each.
Allo asNfe1 - chs.p Jsvelfy. silEsI Ware.
lPleksEo snf ca11lcgae Of Jeuelry. kes and
ota9 sAesAblsn gooaa address Z. MONROE
ERnHEDE&cO Co. Cor. 5ih aud Wood Street
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Mr.. VAN NoRMAN'S

RN6LIsHA AND FRENCH FAMILY School
lIf9r Young Ladies No. s, Vests Street New
York, VIII rs-opsa Sept Is. For fall informa-
ton sc circular. Address ~ shove. y
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.H0TEFs ILbUSfRAfED GUIDE RDB 1867,
Il ready. eontaining a Lat Of $50 varieties Of
BULB0US FLOWERS. with many snEraVinEs.
A Beautiful colored Plate,
and fan directions for culture. Sent post paid
On the receipt Of 10 cts. Address H0VRH &
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