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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.-B.
lYA NJ. GREENE has opened his Music Store,
one door west of w. Lewis' Book Store, where he
keeps constantly on hand STEINWAY SONS
and RAVEN & BAC0N'S, AND OTHERS
PIANOS, MASON & HAMLIN'S CABINET Or
CANS and CARHART, NEEDHAM d cos, ME-
L0DEONS; Guitars Violins, Flies, Flutes; Guitar
and Violin Strings.
MUSIC BOOKS-Golden Chain, Golden Shower
Golden Censor, Golden Trio, &c, &c.
SHEET MUSIC-He is constantly receiving from
Philadelphia all the latest music, which persons at
a distance wishing, can order, and have them sent
by mail at publishers prices.
Pianos and Organs warranted for fUs gears.
Those wishing to buy any of the above articles
are invited to call and examine mine before pur
chasing elsewhere. My prices are the same as in
New York and Philadelphia.
Circulars of instruments sent promptly upon ap
plcation with any additional information desired.
B. NJ. GREENE,
Hill street, Huntingdon, Pa,
in Browns new Hardware Building.
DR.. c. N. Hickok, Agent, Bedford, P
Dec |, '65-ly
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Misfellaneuits.
1857! GET UP YOUR 1867!
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|- 1.-THE A @ E."

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A DEMOCRATIC MORNING JOURNAL! +!
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grsphed from the point the steamers first touch
The Weekly Age will be a complete compendium
of the news of the week, and besides the leading
editorials from the Daily, will contain large a.
mount of interesting matter prepared expressly LOT
the weekly ISSUE 1t will be in all respects hrst
class family journal, particularly adapted to the
Politician, the Farmer, the Merchant, the Mechan-
ic, the Family Circle and the General Reader,
having in fact, every characteristic of live news
paper. At an early day will be begun an intense
iy interesting serial, by of the most popular
and fascinating authors, and it is also the nten-
ton to publish, from week to week, in the course
of the year, three or four of the best and latest
novels.
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GUNS AND LOCKS.-The under
VT signed respectfully tenders his services to
The people of Bedford and vicinity, as repairer
of Guns and Locks All work promptly attended
to l.. DEFIBAUGH.
sep %, '6c-f ri gH
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m U NJ ? 5 J!
lam engaged in selling the
ERIE PUMP
certainly the only pump
we'll adapted to this
climate
EEPersons In need of
Coon PUMP,
will do well to give me
call.
tworders from all parts of the county attend
cd to with promptness.
ADDRESS:
WIN. C. SNIVELY,
Schellsburg
Aug. l, '65-ly
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A DEMOCRATIC MORNING JOURNAL!
Great Improvements and Great Inducements.
UNION, RESTORATION, AND CONSTITUTIONAL LIB
ERTY
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GO0 A MONTH! Agents wanted
eOJ\D for sir entirely new articles, just out
Address o. T CAREY, City Building, Biddeford,
Maine [Dec D. '65-Iy
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dissolution OF PARTNER
SHIP. The partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned under the name of j b.
Williams 4 Brother, is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent All lpersons owing accounts or notes
to said firm will please call and settle Immediately,
as in short time they will be placed in other hands
for collection. j. B. WILLIAMS,
S. D. WILLIAMS.
Bloody Run, March Is, '66.
The undersigned having taken the stand hereto
fore occupied by J. B. Williams Brother, wishes
to say to his friends that he feels grateful Tor past
favors and begs a continuance of the same. But
will give notice that he cannot sell goods on long
credits, and persons buying must not leave their
accounts stand over six months.
J. B. WILLIAMS.
Bloody Run, March Is, '66.
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SMALL PROFITS.
OPPENHEIMER
Has just received from the East, and offers FOR
sale at the
LOWEST PRICES,
a large and varied assortment of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
of every description and of the best quality;
MILLINERY AND
FANCY GOODS,
large assortment, to suit all classes
NOTIONS,
in endless variety;
MUSLINS,
all kinds, very cheap:
CALICOES,
from the best manufactures.
DRY GOODS
is unsurpassed, and ask all to give us call, il
they desire to get BARGAINS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
of every description, for sale at the LOWEST
PRICES. We also make CLOTHING of all kinds
TO ORDER, at short notice, and upon the most
reasonable terms. We also keep constantly on
hand splendid assortment of PIECE GOODS
CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS,
CLOTHS,
&C., &c.
and Mems and Boys Furnishing Goods Of all
kinds
We also have fine assortment OF
ROOTS AND SHOES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
TINWARE,
WILLOW-WARE,
&C., &C., &C.,
together with everything usually found in well
assorted store all of which will be sold at the
LOWEST PRICES.
Eg Remember
OPPENHEIMER'S
New Cheap Store, st. Clairsville, Pa.
jul. 27-6m.
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1OH0 PHILADELPHIA 1866.
IOOOs WALL PAP e r S.
NEW FALL STYLES.
HOWELL q BOURKE,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PAPER HANGINGS, and WINDOW SHADES,
Corner FOURTH & MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
N B. Always in Store, large Stock OF
oct 5-3m# LINEN OIL SHADES.
WANTED, AGENTS!!-Great
w chance for Agents in every county of our
glorious Union to sell our Maps Charts and Pho
tographs. Good Agents are making $500 month;
New charts issued monthly. Everybody will lind
this respectable and profitable business, as we
offer large inducements. Send tor circular and
particulars Address
HAASIS LUBRECHT,
Publishers of popular Maps, Charts, etc.,
nov2w2 los Liberty ST., New 1orK'
"ENRY HARPER,
No. $40 ARCH Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Has large Stock of fine
WATCHES,
JEwELRY,
SILvER-WARE and
SILVER PLATED WARE,
Suitable for Holiday and Bridal PRESENTS
nov l6.-m2.
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The piamond 4

DOMBEY AND soS-The diamond edition Of
D~ickens-ths happy idea o. Messrs. Ticknor
and Fields-has excited an abundance Of COM
petition. Several other cheap editions of the
greatest of living n0velists. have been com
msncsd byNew York snd Philsdslphia houses.
But the diamond edition m aintains its suprema-
cysboh because il was the first in the field. and
because itbest fuifis the purpose Of . cheap.
neat and readable reprint Of Dickens works.
The volumes are Of such shape that they can be
put into thepocket. taken int the cara. or car
ried into the country. They are Of the right
size TO be perased on 8 Sumner day usder .
shady tres-tO be read Of an SfteTnoon on the
breezy pouch Of country house. The ~illustra-
tons. too. are fresh and striking. Thefyps il
small, but % EondsrfaIlyc iszr. and Impressed
upon papes of 80 soft 8 tone. that he sheie eyes
are inirref thereby nnStse A~irsadyfzr on the
roadte blindness. tn no slikht sstlsfscdon.
morooFsrs TO know tksk portion q fks pro-
coed 81 this sdition soss 70 he suthor4sivinE
Thereafter the conf6rtzbie feeling that while
heis e6oyinS the Writafsnszy Plot and charm
ing style, he i not Ct tie sAmatime anaooom-
plics in thea. -Donbry and Son. r. The
sixthsoluEns Of this dslirhts1I sdiasn. xnds
svefy way equal TO IL pfsdse}nofss-Haroor
C0U rant.
The cost sf each volume Of the beautiful
Illustrated Diamond Dieksns.si only $I.5o:
plain edition, SIC. Everybody ought 70 resd
Dickens AID everybody can afford 10 own This
cheap and elegant edition. Il can be procured
Of any bookseller or WIN b sent postIpaidby
the PubiiShe ca Ticknorand Field. BOston.
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vienna Items.

The townships Trustees, during the
year. have been mskingiintsrnal improve
ment-erected new guide-bo&rds-for the
purpose Of enlighing travellers, who may
wander through this section. We would
suggestthztt the commons be reconstructed,
Or in other words. now, level fence and
plant q number of trees, and make . park,
which could be done at little expense, and
would improve the appearance of the
place wonderfully.
The Temperance question absorbs-all
others, at the present time. We have 9
large lodge of Good Templars-for which
We areindebted TO the eferts of Or. Hays,
4 gentleman Of worth and ability. and
fully competent TO III the p6siiSR he
oecupies-our only physician It is I'M
possible to obtain liquor of any kind, and
the few who indulge have to 60 elsewhere
TO procure their be4zine.
The heat during the past week has been
intense. but harvest time has progressed
rapidly, Notwithstanding. Many farmers
Asve all their hzying done.
The crops in this vicinity are ordinary.
Wheat very little raised; oats good;
corn, poor potatoes, good; apples, none;
peaches poor; berries plenty ;ssgtfden
stuh.n yery good: n1FaHs rssH
= soGgE nAy1sErnc0 rAs
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New York Cattle Market.

-.
Receipts 5,8o0rbesyes; ELIZA sheep and
lambs; 24,461 swine.
Beef moderately active and the adVa nee
4e on week we-e fully sustained. The
quality was better than last Monday, there
were, however, some very poor en- tie on
sale, selling at S@l24@l4!e; fair to good
lots 15@l5i; first quality l6sa164e; prime
l6s@l64; extra l64@l7c. All offerings
were sold.
Sheep5sRdEembss under heavy receipts
were 3e loWee.S ThreeJf thousand were Of
fered to-day. Demand hight. Sales Of
extra sheep at 6Ee; prime &c; ordinary and
common 54@54c; inferior closing heavy.
The Hog market though decidedly ac-
tive and heavy, declined 4@ac on ordi-
nary 70 good lots and LOLA on, light 70
common. Fifty car loads on sale to-day
were quickly sold at 7@74c~ for ordinary
to heavy prime corn fed; 54@7c for grass
fed.
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cleveland wholesale Msrket.

MONDAY EVENING, August 19, 1867.
FLOUR--The market continues without
change. and there Is . we'll maintained trade
demand fur city brRudg. Int the markst Is not
active. W & quote eiy-made: Xxx red 81 ,009
1l,25; Xxx amber $1.75@12.OO; XXX while
winter $l2y509l3IM. 49, -.
WHALING market to-day vas friasr. hut
confines quiet. SalH 8 cars MOL red rom
store 1t = is; Scars No. lido do at$209s 2 cars
Mol white from store at 81, 40
CORN-Firm and higher. Salesl001 bu No.. j
mixed from store at CSC.
. OATS-In fair demand and firm. Sales $500
bu, 200 bu and car new Nc. i State at CSC from
store; ! car DO de At Goo.
LARD-Slea6y and quiet City-renaered Is,
in tierces ; country rendered uHGl2c
SMOKED MEATS-Quiet. Sales 200 lbs Su-
gar cured Hams at nc; 500 lbs Shoulders ct 13c,
adeolins Of le 500 lbs Dried Beef At 22csa de-
cline Of 20; BrsskfAst Bacon l6es Plain Bacon
BUTTER-ln moderate demand and steady
at l992lc for prime to choice Western Reserve.
GHEESErlna0tiye and steady A. 79l3c for
Inferior 70 choice dairy AndActory.5
E6dSEQuista at 15916c = -
DRIED APPLES-Firm at sH9Sc. packages
included
LIME-Wster Lime. Akron and Oswego,
steady at $500 per Dbl. White Lime, Cleveland
and Fremont, $50 per Dbl
SALT-Sready at SIS for fine; coarse as
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Base Rail items.

On last "Wednesday forenoon, the JOCK.
ey and Trumbull Second Mines played q
match on The gfoaAdse Of the MaRdnilg,
the Trumbulll beating by n %tallies,
Score-ockey p, Trumbull q.
wednesday saeInoon, the First Mines
of the shove clubs played on the same
grounds, the Jockey coming out 8 tallies
ahead. scOre-Trumbull %, Jockey IS.
After the game the two clubs, with 8 few
invited guests, took supper at the Austin
House. 1t is needless to say that ample
justice was rendered to the good things
which mine host of the Austin House al
ways provides on such occasions.
Thursday afternoon, the Second Mines
ofthe Ironsides, Of youngstown, and the
Mshoning, Of this town, played a game
on the same grounds. The Mahonings
were beaten this time by q score of SO to
Sc. A game is pending between the Fist
Mines of these clubs, but the time has not
Occn ucLefulucO Jcb.
The Social, of Glrard, and the Resolute,
of Poland, played in Gifard on Thursday
last, Poland beating. We did not learn
the score. A match was also played IN
Miles, Of which no particulars have been
heard.
A base ball tournament is to be held in
New Castle, Pa, on August 20, 81 and
%, for the counties in the immediate W
cinity of that place, and Mahoning coun-
ty in this State. A prize of 800 is offer
ed for the best club.
The Forest City and Railway Union
clubs, of Cleveland, play a game for the
Champion Bat and Ball, in Cleveland, OF
the 25th of tins month.
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/. Special Notices.

1ssBlessed be the Man who Arst InVen.
ted Sleep quoth Ssncho Panza. Sleep has
only, but in many modern instances. by 1Ddi-
gestion, Nervous Disorders. Headache and a
host of othsr complaints. For all such there u
2 remedy, and sufferers nay nov e5elsin.
.TATION BITTRRSF" This delicious Cordial
and fine Tonic Is now hailed By millions as the
great Health-Giyer and Restorer., ResolVe to
bay q bottle. and don't sleep on Il" BE wise
in tina" r.E.T.,Ff
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and Dlarrhsa RENE.
--.-- - L---- AlAa - - =.

mMnmmmmHmH 49,
EDFroE w. r. CHsoEIcLE;-I think
you would confer 8 great favor on your
readers BY publishing this valuable reme-
dy, simple though 1t seems.
Take n tea spoonful of salt the same
of vinegar, and q table spoonful Of wstef.
Mix and drink, and abstain from eating.
Il acts like 9 charm on the system; one
dose often curing obstinate cases of DIar-
hea, or FIRST stages of Cholera If one
dose should not prove sufficient, repeat il.
There is mo poison In il to injuFe YOU
The patient should keep perfectly quiet, q
reclining posture being best In severe
cases soak the feet promptly and thor
o1ghly in very warm water, chahng them
well. Flannel wet with salt and vinegar,
pretty hot, and placed around the .l0ins,
wrapping dry h~annelsover lt,ls do excel
lent aid 70 recovery; especially is such
treatment good in cold weather. -
Any, and everybody, rich aud o can
apply these remedies, anywhere, wfthouta
physician, and they viii certainly be
most agreeably astonished- st the beneh-
ciRl result. EUe-y one should know of II.
J have known persons to -cursa them
selves of very severe Diarrhea BY eating
freely of freshscucarnbers, well eAlted and
pepper ed, in vinegar; bot il was when
they had avery keen appatitas 8 heakev-
in9,after thems without that sppetite they
might not have dons q well Maine
was the guide then, aud people, should re-
member and undeEstaHd that Egture, ap-
petite, often directs to remedies for the dn-
ease that afhicts them, and generally that
singular appetite, so craving and speaking,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

Magnolia water.-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior to Cologne and st half the price.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

-Trnmbnn County Fair, at Warren,
Tuesday Wednesday, and Thursday Sept,
II, Is aud Is. ssisr {
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SunDraWIng.

It has been said that the PhOtoTraghie art "is
avegy lmple art and requires but little study
only as It il connected with painting.h..W We do
nOtundmstHld EhsthnE the sg.her q taisstsse-
mentintsnded TO CONVEX the idea that It re
quires but little study" to mater the art, or
simply get asprinking Of some qfi1 hrst rudi-
ments, for he hAs not been ct 81 particular to
specify on this point However, L. he means
thslatts be is esEtsiAly correct 1.-THE former.
fore mains slch ststsnsntsi II regard to
artist seems Inspired. as il were, By . natural
git. and for meh the Effort 'et drawing upon
cSnYns any fixed object Is seemingly Aluxury.
and those vke have little or nc aGtafaitastefo for
snch . caIlins. had bstteralet II alone. Thus il
Enl be seen at . glsnce. that Portrait 5patIt-
inO and Photo0rsphsn0. howoyer beautifully the
two may be blended tegether. are re9lly two
separate and distinct arts. In COPING DAguer-
reotypes. Ambf0typagT0F any u Of picture
requiring the aid Of the brush, in india ink, or
water eolorss We employ the best Gernaa color
isL If The picture Is tolbs finished IN oil We have
oHe6rst cfe1 Artist IN Earren, In the psrson Of
J.cs Crsgford, Who has siNay done our oil
work in The most EtiEfactory manner
Gallery No. Is. Market Street. Warren. Ohio.
August q. RICE-ArtiEt.
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anla6o5 ESTrTTTT1A
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The Secret Of the Alisma,s Success
Explntned-Tho hair is secreted By . little
yesicie or gland, and each gland is nvurished By
and supported By . minute blood-YesseL- and as
long a. these bloOd-vessels carry . sufficient
ouantity Of nourishment to these glands, the
hair Will grow : but If from dieeass or from any
other cause, these vessels become obstructed or
forbid, so much 50 IS MOTTO carry tothese glands
q Sufficient qauntity OF blood 70 nourish and
of. The reproduction of the hair. therefore,
depends upon the restoration of these small
~blood-Vessels to their primitive and nnobstruct-
ed circulation, which indication the Alixma
performs. It Is absolutely necessary, before
new hair can be produced. to stimulate the
scalp by the application of the Alisma. which
excites the blood-Vessels to an increased heal
thy action. Remember, II requires time; for
If the hair were to start assoon asthe tonic was
applied, It would probably be five or six weeks
before it would make its appearances through
the skin, W. 4-Ta
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A wp,Trp in tbe TiRn Tr;bnne

A WRITER in the Tifin Tribune says /;
1 have taken honey from a swarm of Ital-
ian bees-Ehich threw ofaswarm jane
1st-as foIloWs: June 16th, 10 rs; June
10Th, 5ihsS Jelly s5ths two upper cons
SO lbs. July 9Th, eight frames Ssh
making in all, from June LIST to- Jalg 8th
l1libs. Ihave left l4franesinth lower box
untouched, which are capable of holding
Tbs OfhoneE each, but the greater part are
filed WITH young bees, and do not contain
more than IS OF 40 lbs of honey. They
have gone to work in good earnest to re-
pair their los, With klm0sthalf Of the
honey season left, and many bee keep
ers think the bpckwheat season the best in
the year r-5asrssriH
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Pafsta Letter.


.DKAR M. CHRONICLE During the
past few months / have noticed several
articles m your paper, which seemed
to shoWeon the part of their writers
quite : strong disposition to lecture the
"Wcknen folks.3 HAS Mrs. Caudle left
off hee curtain lectures, and has poor
Mr.s04udle taken Newspaper bectu-
ringG The spirit Of the Persian mobiles
who requested their king to pass a de-
cree That every man should bear rule
in his gn-house," seems-to have de-
seconded to Che present age Andesuak
ly manifest is the spirit of "Paps Ad-
am" when he said, 1.-THE woman whom
thouYaEest TO be with me, abe didgiye
me Of the tree and I did eat" One
writer thinks that women "Hsd better
stay 80 home and take cara Of the ba-
biesnn Would it not be we'll for women
to wash their faces and eat their din
ners every day For my part would
advise some mothers Ihappen to know,
to get away from the 'babiesD as quick.
ly as possible. IfEsNfs. John Smith"
can find some grandmother or auntie,
who isah and willing to superintend
NOT only the babies, hut their eDsar
Papa" the biggest baby of them all, l
think she may venture foileaye for a
briefseason, with safety to the bzbieS
snd with great benefit to herself Am
other writing upon the Temperance
question: seems desirous to free his own
Shoulders from the responsibility OF
peoples getting drunk"-(beg pardon
for Aying drmk1-~and to place the
burden upon more slender ones He
says it els a delicate subject" Deli
cate subjects should be managed with
great skill, or left quite alone, A still
previous writer seems to be annoyed or
Vexedwith the naughty Miss Dicken-
son, and takes occAaion 20 give all efus
a lecture. He tells usAof ourcgensra
worthlessness, love of "Leisure and
Plessuree Inability to make History"
unwillingness to york and inefRoi-
ency when We do work. He gays far
ther, tAst Women, takingit altogeth-
81, have no reason 70 comph:ne feheir
social position in civilized coantries,X
No country has ever yet become entire
" civilized. / do not think that Amin
idab The i my husbEndl would like to
Lave Ar wiz t~taa NJ
though he wishes me to read them. If
1 did not read them I should find no
occasion to write for them. If these Per.
SLAMS HlL Leave OF writing upon-sue-
iects which they do not understand,
and meddling with affairs which are
none OF theirs, l shall trouble your col
umns no farther. -Ishould not at pres
emit, but hsYe waited long and IN yam
for some s6leF pen than mine 70 re6uke
these meddlers. Mine Is s blessed lot.
Sheltered anee dstendedlEtear no
wrong. But my I'VE eldest are girls
and i dare not hope that each can
shese as happy 1os IS NINE. 40 moi
wish % have quite 50 much Kitchen
preached them, as l have seen IN almost
every newspaper l have taken up for
the kstdeW years; II keepYthem out
Of mine al much IS possible They viii
soon have Kitchen" enough Of their
oIns I wish them to have all the par
lor1" possible to mortals. 81 wish them
toak5ep their hands as"deEcsten as pos
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-21

The CANTON Repository has the follow
ing: Can spontaneous combustion be pro
duced in hay or gram? is 4 custom Just
now agitating the agricultural mind, in
view OF the recent destruction, by fire, Of
several barns in the neighborhood To
test the matter, we are authorized to offer
q reward of ffty dollars for unsatisfactory
demonstration in the Affirmative A CON-
Rittee Of judges will DO named as soon as
any gentleman expresses himself in readi-
ness to prove the affirmative of the CUES
ton.
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Both rides of Main StreetAre now be-
ing severed Psssaee win ss0nmsn0sd