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Wonnan,sInlnenca

Daniel Webster once said: It Is BY the
PRONUNCIATION Of sound morals in the COM
mnnity, and more especially BY the train.
ing and instruction Of the young, that wo-
man performs her part towards the pres
srvation ofafree government It is gem
orally admitted that public liberty, the
perpetuity Of free constitution, rests on
the virtue and intelligence of the commu-
nifty which enjoys it. How is this virtue
to be Inspired, and how Is that intelligence
to be Communicated BonRparte once
asked Madame de Stael in what manner
he could most promote the happiness of
France. Her reply is full of political
wisdom. She said: Instruct thefmoth-
ers of the French people, Mothers are,
indeed, affectionRte and effective teachers
of the human race. The mother begins
her process of training with the infant in
her arms. 1t Is she Who directs, so to
speak, its first mental and spiritual pulsa-
ton. She conducts it along the impress
i've years Of childhood and youth, and
hopes to deliver it to the rough contest and
scenes Of life armed by those
good principles which her child hiss re-
ceived from mate. nal care and aid.
If we draw within the circle of our con-
the mothers OF q civilized na-
ton, what DO we sect We behold so ma-
ny artihcers working, not on ftaiI and per-
ishable motter, but on the immortal mind, !
and fashioning beings who are
10 exist forever. We applaud the artist
whose skill and genius present the mimic
nan upon the canvass; we admire the cell
'brated sculptor who works out that same
mage in enduring marble; but how insig-
lihcant are these achieve nents, though
he highest and fairest in ali the depart
nents Of art, in comparison with the great
Toeation Of human mothers! They work
lot upon the esnvass that shall fail, or
he marble that shall crumble into dust,
'ut upon mind. upon spirit. which is to
ast forever, and which is to bear, for
,ood or evil, throughout its duration, the
npress Of mothers plastic hand. u
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Special Notices.
Dr. .Schenck,s Mandrake Pills
A SubstItute For CaIomeI.

These Pills are composed Of various roots
having powers to relax theseeretions Of the liT.
er. As promptly and as s6ectually as blue pill oil
mercury. and without producing any of thOs'
disRgreeable or dangerous effects which often
follow the use Of the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be
used with cOnfdenee. As they promote the dis
charge Of all Vitiated bile. and remove those
obstruetions from the liver and hillary duets.
which are the cause Of bilious affections in gen.
eral.
ScHKECK'S MANDRAKE PILLS cure Sick
Hsadaehe. and ali disorders of the Liver. indi-
Gated by salIoW skin. coated tongue. eostiye-
ness, droWsiness. and . general feeling Of Eea-
riness and lassitude. showing the liver is in a
torpid or distracted condition.
In short. these Pills may be used with advan-
tage in ali cases when purgative or Alternative
medicine Is required.
Please ask for "for DR.. Schenek's Mandrake
Pills" and observe that the two Hksnssses Of
the Doctor are on the GoTsrument Etamp-one
when in the last stage Of Consumption. and the
other in his present health. mas isE5f -
Sold By all druggists and dealers. Price Is
cents per box. Principal Once. No. Is North
9th Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
General Wholesale Agents; DemAs Barnes 4
Co.. q Park Row. New York; S. S. Hsnce. los
Baltimore St. Baltimore. Nd; John D. Park.
n. &. Corner of Fourth and Walnut St, Cincin-
natl. Ohio; Walker L Taylor. 134 and 1S6 Wa
bash Avenue. Chicago. H.; Collins Brothers,
southwest corner of Second and Vine Sts.. ST.
Louis. No. llth 4 5th ", ca. mo. VI.
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The Family the Highest
school.

The family is higher than all thing
in the world it is more than laws ant
constitutions, more than all schools anG
academies, and more than the church
itself, for it is the first church histori
cally. All other institutions may perish
and society would survive if the family
remained holy and pure. But the fami'
ly being gone, all other institutions are
feeble and go to destruction. A COM
muuity made up of Virtuous families is
the only complete power to aid free in
stitutions. Therefore, while it is i'm
portant to take care of the religion of
the Church 1t is more important that
the Church teaches the fathers and
mothers how to administer the religion
of the families. The hsbit of express
ing yourself and of testifying respect,
the habit of mutual politeness, and of
constant kindness are important, not
merely in promoting exterior polite
ness they are more on account Of re-
stricting influences.
We cultivate our children's feelings
when we teach them to act with polite
ness and kindness, though outWardly
expressed. This Is not to be regarded
as the mere accomplishment of what is
dae to good society, butt Is the nature
of moral culture. A habit of caring for
what our children do. and what they
say, is a great step toward religious cul-
ture. 1t is not religion itself, it is pre-
paratory to it, and certainly auxiliary
to it.
The habits and feelings which prevail
in the repose of the household, are in
dicatiVe of the strongest and most
active dispositions in US. Those feel
ings we use most at home, will be the
feelings that are strongest. Let me
know how q man lives at home. and l
know how that man lives when in the
street. When a man at home is oblig- |
ing, genial, unselfsh, kind and loving, |
the street cannot blow it away from
him.
In general, all forms of goodness and
any expressions of attach
ment among members of a family are
to be encouraged. There are so many
liabilities to sel6shness that one OF the
wisest things any christian man or
woman can do, is to see to it by every
means to augment respect. And love,
based on respect, and the habit Of
showing it, makes the thing itself
stronger and deeper. All the habits
between parent and child; the little
habits and customs that tend to make
show more and higher respect
toward the parents, and the parent Il
toward the child, are to be encouraged. i
All the ten thousand little customs of
respect and kindness should be cher
shed in all well regulated families
owe to see them-l love all those modes
ind methods of expressing, If you
please, the romantic feelings, the i'm
lginative feelings, and bring them out |
n children as well IS in parents. God |
peed all such efforts BEEcHRR. {
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THE CHRONICLE.
For the Chronicle.
IN THE sHROUD.


For the Chronicle.
IN THE SHROUD.
I'm standing in the shroud tonight,
Ifeel strong signs OF land.
I'm watching for the beacon light
On Heavens bright shining strand.
I'm standing high up in the shrouds
To catch the first faint ray,
That breakes through earth's dark toEring
clouds.
From hssVsn's eternal day.
/ felt last night soft sweet kiss,
born on some ripling wave)
Ofjoy and everlasting bliss.
That's just beyond the grave.
o where is now that brilliant feet
That sailed away with met
Its wreck know has been complete
1t all went down at sea.
Twas a strong alcoholic blow
That caused that feet TO part.
At sea IL foundered long ago,
II sailed without chart.
And some in manhoods prime went down.
On the same rock they split
Still singing we are homeward bound"
Its echo haunts me yet.
Ny tattered sails will soon be fuiled,
Ny anchor firmly cast,
In q happier, better world,
0may we meet at last. Il.
Vernon. March 20. 1867.
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The killing Of DR.. Livingston,
the Explorer.

PORTLAND, Ne, March l9.-The
steamship MOrayian. Captain Arton,
from Liverpool at three o'clock on the ri
ternoon Of the Tth, via Londonderry e.
the evening Of the 9Th inst, arrived al
half past one O'Clock P. II.
A report has reached the English Coz:
iul at Sausebar, that DR.. Livingston, the
celebrated African explorer, and half his
party, had beon murdered By the CAffrr~
The report is on the authority OF ninssna
tive attendants who escaped. The attaca
was sudden; the Doctor had time to Ovse
power those facing him, bur was cut down
ftOm behind while endsayoring 70 reload
his revolver.
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: Zeal NOTICE,

AMarcus D. Smith. defendant. viii take no.
tice that Deliah 5: Smith plaintiff. on the 9th
day Of February. 1851. filed her petition in the
Court Of Common Pleas of TrumbulI County,
Ohio. asking 70 be divorced from said deferdsn /
for causes Of extreme cruelty, gross neglect Of
duty and adultery. Said petition will be for
hearing at the next term of said Court COM
mencing March 18Th. 1861, and depoEitions will
be taken BY plaintiff at the dwelling house Of
Elijah Thomas. at Smiths Mills, Chatauoua
County. N. Y. on the 10Th day of March, 1851
between the hours offs o'clock A II, and6 O'Clock
p. m, Of said day. FORREST 4 HYDE.
Feb. q, lSol-5t Att'ys for Petitioner.
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HISToRICAL.
Gardeners Rheumatic and Nell
ralgic Compound.
CHICAGO. Nov. Is. /:

CHICAGO. Nov. 10. 1850.
Mr. II. r. GiRpIEKR, Proprietor Gardner q
Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound.
Sir-Haying been afflicted with the Neurarsl-
me to try your Gomponnd. and can cheeriully
say found IL the only relief. and ! recommend
il to all who are ttaHbled with the Neuralgia.
Yours Respectfully. A. BOOTH.
Oyster Dealer. Cor. Madison x Dearborn ST.
GExEsEo. Henry Co. Ill. May 16. 1856.
II. r. GARDIHKR-Sir.-1 can now make .
more full report of my wife's case. The two
I had called in having failed to cure
her. she then began 10 take the medicine you
sent her. and alter one bottle she began to have
q better appetite and to improve Otherwise
Her sEellipgs have RonedoWn and she has grown
quito hearty. 1Wish yoH would send one dozen
bottles to me as soon ae convenient. will re-
nit amount Truly yours.
= NJ RUSSELL
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A Card to InyaIids.

A clerUmEn. rhiIsresidiaE in South Ansri-
CO ~ ; missionary. discovered safe and simpIs
remedy for the cure Of Nervous WeaknesS. FSr-
" Decay. Diseases of the Urinary and Semi
brought on by baneful- and Vicioua sbabits. =
Great numbers have bean already cured By
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
senent the 1tiicted and unfortunate, will send
tne receipt for preparing and uEing this medi-
clns; IN . ssealedenTelope. to any one who needs
Please incloss q postpaid snvslope, address
ed TO yourself Address, - -
JOSEPH T. INMAN.
Station ID. Bible House. New York CITY.
Nay 1856 1yrs WY
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-03

81 PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MAR
hne PLATE ENGRAYIHGS of the Anatomy
o. the Hum4n Organs IN q state of Health and
Disease, with treatise on Early Errors, is be-
pioIaole Coneequences upon the Mind and
the only rational and successful mode Of Care
as shown BY the report of easee treated a
truthful adviser 70 the married, and those con :
templatinR marriage. who entertains doubts Of
their physical condition. Sent free Of postars
TO any address. on recsipt of 25cents in stamps
or postal currency, By addressing DR., IA
GhOIA, No. 81 Maiden Lane. Albany, n, Y
The author may be consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon which his book treats. Medicine
sent 70 any Part Of Ihe world
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-03

OLD DIR. A-wss quack, and a
very ignorant one. On one occasion he
was called by mistake to attend a coun-
cil of physicians in critical case. After
considerable discussion, the opinion
was expressed by one that the patient
was conyalescent. When It came Doc
tor A-'s turn to speak: Gonzales
cent" said he, why that's nothing seri-
ous; have cured conralesce,lee IN TWEEN
ty.four hours lO --..-......-
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PerIIous AdTenfnre-

On Friday last there was perilous
adventure in the Chicago Tunnel
During the final examination of the
Tunnel to see if it had received any
damage by being flooded with wafer
an accident occurred Whick sImosf
proved fatal to four persons-Chisf
Engineer Chesebro and a representa-
tive from each Of three morning papers.
The tunnel had been partially emp
tied of the water in 1.-THE water left
IN having an average depth of four feet.
The boat used for the examination nro.
Vided too small to carry the four per-
sons who were crowded into il, and was
several times partially filed with water.
and there being but one seat IN the
boat, three of them had to sit in the
water in the bottom of the boat during
its passage through the mile and
quarter OF the tunnel that was exauin-
ed.
The accident spoken of occurred on
the return of the boat through the
tunnel to the crib, two miles out from
where it had started. When the boar
arrived within ak or seven hundred
feet of the crib end Of the tunnel. il
suddenly cspsized. The lamps being
put out, the explorers were left in TO-
tai darkness, and it was with great
that the remainder Of the
distance was accomplished, the party
having to walk through between three
and four feet of ice cold water, and ar
irving at the ladder leading up to the
crib In an almost exhausted condition
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Good Chance for a BargainI
FARM FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS

~ - ~ O--SO@hAl|&4As \SG n 111kO
III at private sale. one Of the choicest farms in
NeW-Lyme Township, Ashtabula County about
IL miles east Of the village OF New.Lyme. and
eontains l79 acres of land. suitable for grazing
and farming purposes Is in high state of eul-
tivation; the fences on the farm are good and
timber Of various kinds for building purposes
fencins. DC, n abundance and cannot be sur
passed is Wen Natered with two running
streams passing through the farm and several
never-failing springs.
The impToyements consist Of one LARGE
FRAME HOUSE. two Tenant Houses, Barns,
Sheds, and other outbuildings suitable for
Dairying purposes to which this farm Is well
adapted The great varieties OF fruit cannot be.
surpassed anywhere. n. -
The above Farm. as situated. is well calculs-
ted to divide into three farms, as the buildings,
orchards and Barns are placed suitable for each
tract.
TERMS-Ss1z dollars per acre; two thousand
dollars to be paid in hand, when purchased, and
the balance on deferred payment. to suit the
purchaser. secured by mortgage on the premises
good title and possession given whom pur-
chased.
For further particulars Of the above premises
enquire Of the subscriber. living one mile north
Of the Center Of Vernon. Trumbun County, o.
Jan 2. IS67-tf LUCIUS H0LooMB.
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An EGeOtuaI worm Medicine
DROWNES YERMIFUGE COM.

undoubtedly with children and adults, sttri-
buted % other causes. is oecasioned By worm !.
The ~NERnPVeE COEPIIs" although efectuai
IN destroying EorIas.. csrdo no possible injury
bination has been successfully used by physi-
oianss and found to be safe and sure in eradi-
eating worms. so hurtful TO children,
Children having Worms REQUIRE imme-
diate attention. as neglect of the trouble often
causes prolonged sickness
symptoms OF Worms I'm Children are
often overlooked. Worms in the stomach and
bowels cause irritation, which can be removed
only BY the use Of sure remedy. The combi-
nation Of ingredients used in making Brolcn's
EeT7IvHge CoHatits' Is such IS to give the best
possible effect with safety
CpRTIS 4 BROWN, Proprietors. New York.
Sold hy all Dealersin Medicines, at g cts. a box
May 80. le66-Iy. = - -
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4 word to the PubIIc..

As the forms Of diseiss for which we pres
eribe the Compound have their origin in the
blood, let the sufferer remember th at no merely
o,lficard appliances will a9ofd him permanent
relief, becauss II cannot reach the CAUSE. The
Compound oeina iafo the blood-THE CITADEL
OF The BISEASE-drives il from itz strong
hold. and the victim is relieved.
- This should never be forgotten. A Sure
Cure Warranted.
Tolman, Pinkhan 4 Co., 3s South Water St.,
Ccicago, Agents for the Northwest.
H0YT, STRATT0N q HAPG00D.
Jan q. 1s6e-lyr stsi - Agents. Warren. O..
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AGENTS WANTED,

N0SOAP NO WATRRl NO SLOPf
IN Browns Glass Cleaning Polish, patented
Oct. 10, 1855. for cleaning and polishing VIM
doWs. Mirrors Gold. Silver-plated ware, Brass,
Copper. Tin, dc. AnewiByention Of the great
est prS ctiesl worth, conyeniense. and economy
ioI-E espers. stors-ksepsrs &c. Tarrs discoa1t mt
10 the trade. for fall particulars address
O. Il. BROWN "a 1leeeher St., New York
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v. PAoKARD. VIZ. HULL. sEELDKx EKDBURT,
PACKARD. HULL a CO.
Prsprietors Franklin Foundry 4 Machine
WORKS. On South aad Liberty Streets Warren,
.. 4auufacturers Of Steam Engines Porta-
ings OF al kinds. Repairinr done on short
11Sass Is. 1855.
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The turkey bursted while roasting,
and the stufing escaped to the terror
of the Hibernian damsel left to watch
it, who ran to call her mistress.
''Ma,am," she screamed, "come down
and see the turkey; tits brownin' nice
ly, but some of the eonsalements is
burstin' outw
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-04-03

GREELEY on PosTERIrY.-The home
Journal prints letter addressed to the
late Mr.. Willis By Mr.. Greedy, az long
ago as 1884, in which is the following:
II have never found time to address a
letter to posterity-I have had all l
could do in strengthening out thecrook-
edness of the present generation, and /
see clearly that shall be out of breath
before finish the job. And it is rather
sad to think that, before 1900, some
antiquarian poke nose, will be breaking
his back over great baleful 6les Of old
papers, In the Astor Library, and viii
tumble across my name, and, perhaps,
alight oR some paragraph about me
which fires his curiosity, and viii there
upon set on foot inquiries concerning
me, which will result in satisfying him
that l was engaged with one, Bennett,
in starting and editing e paper called
the Herald and Tribune, which was
famous, in its day. for its assaults on re
ligion, society and decency. Whereupon
he will turn back to his ploddings re-
freshed, enlightened and satisfied"
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The contractors and builders in Chs
esgo have resolved to cireumvent ths
eight-hour arrangement by hiring
their men BY the hour. paying The
same price for ten hours labor as they
formerly paid for days work. Til
Workmen don't appear to be satis6et
with the arrangement.
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1 TTACHMENT.

"A John Mann, Plaintiff, "a George S. Sell
S, KieF, Justice Of the Peace, Of johnston Tp..
Trunbnlf Co.. o.. On the 7th day OF Fe6funfy,
1851. said JuHtice Issued an order -af Attaehment
Said cause will be for hearing. April q, 1861, Al
l Taess SIslOSsi i! z, iss7.st e; JOHN MANN.
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A Man in Euglsnd imagined that he
had the rinderpest. His physicians,
unable to convince him to the contra
ry, gave him sealed prescription, with
which he hurried to the druggist. His
bad symptoms Immediately left him
when the clerk opened it and read |;
.'This man has the cattle plague; take
him out into the back yard and shoot
him according to law"
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees

.GAGER BROTHERS & HOUSE,
~ offer for sale at their Nursery, q ofa mile
north Of House 4 ssEer's Store in Bristol. q
good assortment ofApple. Peach. Black Walnut
4 EvergreenTrees. Grspsvines &c. Which they
will sell at the lowest market price. Orders flled
with the greatest care, J.A. SA6ER,
h. 2, SAGER,
A. A. HOUSE.
Post Once Address. Bristol. Trumbull Co. o.
AuK 22d-ly
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4 celebrated character, who was sur
rounded BY enemies, used to remark (;
They are sparks which, if you do not
blow, will 60 out of themselves"
81 know every rock on the coast. !"
cried an Irish pilot. At that moment
the ship struck, when he exclaimed,
land that's one of them"
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n EGAL NOrICE

IL Elisabeth Williams. married woman By
her next frierd, Plaintiff against Daniel Wise.
Defendant. The defendant viii take notice.
that on the 18th day Of Feb. A. D.. 1857, the
mon Pleas Of Trunbull County, Ohio, setting
forth. that at the Oetober term a. D., 1852, Il
Court OF Common Pleas Of Allen county, O.,
saie Elisabeth. then sole. and BY the name OF
Elisabeth Fnlk, obtained Judgment against
said defendant in said Court, for the sum Of
80 damages. and S. .ls costs taxed. which
Judgment remains wholly unpaid, except the
SUN of $93,71, after deducting costs paid by
plaintiff, May 9, 1858. That there remains due
and unpaid from defendant TO plaintiff uDon
said Judgment. the sum Of $zl4. for which sum
l9lh day Of Feb. 1857, and for costs Of sui. An
order Of Attachment has been issued ana syy
made, and defendant must appear and answer
ey me zOih day Of April next. orjudgment viii
yRoRRIST q HYDE,
FEB q. lS6! st. Att,ys. for Plaintiff
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MsnHfsetursrs.and Wholesale Dealers in Rea-
dy Hsde Clothing. Hats Caps and Cent? Fur
nishinE Goods Nos Market Street. VI arren. o.
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ADIES. diseardinjuTioHsp paddings. MIpAHR
- JoAkLs AANARIAL BALM AND PAfaET
gleelly. Depot. 96S Canal Street n. Y Send
ioF treatise. Sold by Druggists. Agents wanted.
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nanmar RRarurna

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Dress Goods. Silks. ShaEls. Hosiery 1 Gloves.
Manufacturers Of Gents Clothing, Ladies
Sacks. Circulars. &c. &c. River Block Dry
Goods Store. lfeb. s. 1861.
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Gamblers "chips"-the devils kind
ling wood.
LazineSs travels so slowly that power.
soon oYertakes her.
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ITCH I ITCHl ITCH!

IOH IIOH I1Od
Il SCRATCH SCRATCHI SCRATCHi
WABAT0E'S OINTMENT Will cure the Itcb
in IS heurs. Also cures SALT RHEUM. UL-
GERS. .EH1LBLA1Ns. and all Eruptions Of The
Skin. Price 50 eeuts. For sale By ali druerista.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS Z POTTER
Sole Agents. 10 Warrington street, Boston. II
will be forwarded BY mail, free Of portage, 10
any part Of the United States.
June Is. 1856. ~.
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BRONCHIAL TROCHES

HAVING DIRECT INFLUENCE TO TIE PAKrs,
GIVE IEKRpIIfE RRLIRF. ..s
For Bronchitis. Asthma, Catarrh,
COnsumptiVe and Throat Diseases,
IRocHEs ABE UsED WITH ALvATs GOOD SUCCESS
SINGERS AND PUBEIc sPEAxERs
viii hnd 1Ioekes useful in clearing the voice
when taken before Singing or Speaking. and re-
relieving the throat AFTER unusual sxertion o,
the vocal organs. The Trockes are recommend
ed and prescribed by Physicians. and have had
Testimonials from eminent men throughout the
country. Bsine an article Of true merit. and
having proved their sfhcaey bya test of many
years. each year finds them in new localities in
various parts Of the world. and the ZrOehes are
universally prenouneed bettsr than other ar
ticles.
osTArx only ''BRoWx'sBRoScHilL TnocHEs. !"
and do not taxa any Of the Rotkless Enitations
that may be offered. SOLE EYEsyxHEEz.
: Nov. q. 1seS-6ns.