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Uses Of Fruit.

. If there become blessing Roold bestow
en- American homes it is abundance CT fruit,
ss she best IhOwn stonAch regulator. taste
refner and health promoter. L do not. see
Why among other great reforms for fruit
groSeIsj we have not to abolish tobacco and
whiskey, by furnishing everywhere beautis
fal, luciOus fruit TO gladden. and refresh ev-
cry faculty. Who doubts if tobacco and
whisky were out of the way, at least ten
TINES fhe fpeu1t offFdit BOW used would
be consumed. Think nov OF that thought
less, heartless smoker or chewer, at or away
from home, who consumes, pom bis own
appetite daily > sum. tIat would take home
every evening, to his sister, wife or children,
luscious fruit or reading matter, a genuine
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Having been more than twenty years engaged, on
large scale in the exclusive sale of Pianos AIelO-
deOns Organs &c, gaining unequaled facilities for
buying we are prepared to sell much lower than
dealers of less magnitude can afford to.
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MELoDEoNs Z ORGANS.
PRICES.

The Jesett 8 Goodman, Taylor 3 Farley, Ca1iIart
& Needhann, and other makers, comprise the stock
Of reed instruments which has always been par
ticuiar branch Of our trade.
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.MBLODEONS s. ORGANS.
PLAN OFTRADB FOR 1865.

Our Great Western Depot at Cleveland is designed
to comprise the largest assortment Of Pianos Meo-
deons Organs, &c to be found IN the United States
Having now on hand Pianos from the following
makers in alpabetical order:
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TRUE COMFORT FOR THE AGED AND
OTHERS AFFLICTED WITH cos
TIVENEss AND PARALYSIS OF THE
BOWELS,

ONE TO THREE OF RADWAY's PILLS
once in "a hours will secure regular evacua-
tons from the bowels. Persons who for 20
years have not enjoyed q natural stool, and
have been compelled to Ess injections, have
been cured by a few doses Of Railways Pills.
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THE SUCCESS

OF tie ONE DOLLAR SALE a Revolution
In Trade.
We furnish at a uniform price of One Dollar, such
articles as are used by every family, at less price
than they are sold by any wholesale dealer in New
York or Boston.
Agents wanted to cooperate with Us in carrying
out plan which meets the wants of the million and
in the disposal of large and varied stock Dry and
Fancy Goods, Silver Plated Ware, Watches Carpet
ing &c Our terms to agents are superior to those
of any other firm our circulars will show Those
getting up clubs can secure piece OF sheeting,
watch, silk dress, shawl, sewing machine, &C.,
FIR E E O f @ O S T.
A check describing an article to be sold for Dol
lar 10 cts 20 for 81 40 for 81 50 for S. 100 for slO
sent by mail. Send money by Registered letter.
Circulars mailed free to any address. Agents want
ed everywhere, Address
Harris & PIummer,
81 HanoverSt, Boston, Mass
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THE JOURNAL.
SoMHRoDY.

There's a lnseddIesconle osonebody' going about,
And playing his pranzs, but we can't find him out
Hes up stairs and down stairs from morning till
night 14 .o.1 dt t f-u,
And always in mischief, but never in sight
The r5.ues 1 have 4 iaa Of. in. song or in tale
Are caught at the end, and conducted to iail;1
But Somebody's" tracks are covered so well
He never has seen the inside of a cell.
Our young folks at home, allseasons and times
Are rehearsins the roll of 'somebody's' crimes;
Or fast as their feet and their tongues can well run,
Come to tell the last deed the sly scamp has done
+" Somebody has taken my knife" one will say;
e Somebody has carried my pencil way;
(" 'somebody' has gone and thrown down all the
blocks"
' Somebody ate up all thecake in the box"
I'll Somebody" breaks all the pitchers and plates
And hides the boys sleds, and runs off with their
skates, ift
Aud turns on the water, and tumbles the beds,
And steals all the pins, and melts all the dolls
heads. asgf7
One night dull sound like the thump Of a head,
Announced that a youngster out of his bed;
And he said half asleep, when asked what it meant
g Somebody is pushing me out of the tent,u
Now, if these high crimes of Somebody" don cease,
We must summon in the detective police;
And they, in their wisdom, at once viii make known
The culprit belongs to no house but cur own
Then should it turn out, after all, to be true,
That our young folks themselves are Somebody,
too, t-3
How queer it would look, if We saw then all go
Marched on to the Station House, six in a row
[OUR YOUNG Folks.
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GraY-IIeadcd People have ther
.ockS, restored by it to the dark, luSfy0Hs
/ iilkcSFrssses of youth, and are happy!
Young People, with light, faded orrel Hair.
have these questionable colors changed tC
beautiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads are covered with
DaadrHf and Humors, use it, and have
,lean coats and clear and healthy scalps
BaId-Headed Veterans have
1Ieir remaining locks tiglltened, and the
bare spots covered with a iuxuriant growth
Of Hair, and dance for joy!
Young Gentlemen use it because it is
richly perfumedi
Young Ladies use it because it keeps
heir Hair in placei
Everybody must and IciH use it, because
't IS the eisanest and best article in the
market!
FOa Sale By Druggists generals. ).
Wholesale Ags nts,
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS & &CANFIELD,
Cleveland
~ C. R No1ULLOCH,
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ED lLLCN&SON.
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True, faithful horicnlturists. will there
fors abstain fon intszieatng Beverages
and tobacco, and do all they can 10 abolish
them utterly sswholly inezcusabIe barbar-
ism, more in our path to-day than any other
obstacles. sTo complete fairly the -hideous
tiuit5s 5sof American IDOLS must name one
mor-cOrseiss special folly and scourge Of
women. In corsets, OF, in a wider sense
fashion, the expense and daulage to our na-
ton have never been Overrated, nor can they
be estimated. "a,
Against sll three soougss Jet al lzithfpl
.horticulturists war 10 the knife a borti-
culture of religion that won't give man
good sense independence audreform pro-
cliTisies IS too poor and cheap, too common
vuigan What 50 .yulgHr, common. and Jun
Wbolesoihe As these stupid habits ard fash
iOnsl Guzzling, smoking, chewing, yitals
cOmpresaing and destroying, because others
do.-RurGl American.
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5QripItpraI aro SIrartiraI.
.--,------s-.---.- -
Taaoh Bow 40 Rideo On E5orn.taoi. =

9QrlFlllnral a10 IrdfItral.
Teach Boys to Ridson Horseback. =
Buy a good saddle and bride, aud allow
the boys horse to do errauds on, and thsy-
viii soon teach themselves. Don't get one
Of those Spanish things. high behind and
befEe s if a.ridpr Aeel pts17lpr-pP, spi
sec that ths bars from Which s6e STREE
leather hangs have spring, similar 10 the
English universal custom, so that is by any
accident the rider falls with his foot fast s.
the stirrnp iron, be viii instantly be released
BY. the. spring bar, which on the FIRST pull
frdl "a IA &c e. lrso, vie stirt,ar,
etc, ready to be replaced. The stirrups
should be large enough to admit the foot up
to the instep without being tight, fof none
but a muff viii sit on a horse at full speed,
with only Lis toes stuck in the slirTup irons
Meu'WhO ha4e not been S Saecuslsals, to'
ride horses t6lEAl lSE3, eiid SlI6 eSSkSOsR
at ease excep'es Fhen the ahiuAl wellES :
PAGES, or canters, are no borsemen in the
usual acceptance Of the term, and never will
be uIags yEeJe aesastsn ghemEelses ts bs7
cope &c he g 3 a ful wiHgiug
trot, when flying acrOss tbe turf or other
ground al a racing pace, sni when takiug
leaps over rails, walls, gates. -kellges, OF
bitches. If boys can ride daily or frequent
ly, and in company, they viii soon attain
psrfeeti imalsfy Of ilbe skiil' in fidIhg, Ind
will nol lose ahe ftsa,seai, he raadt hand
ling of the bride, and the perfect self pos
session Gu horseback. even if they should
happen 70 discontinue riding for many years.
In England there viii be a dozen saddle |
horses pass along a roed for every spring
vehicle, Sad takettae coupiFy thFo0gh, for
every mile farmer rides in a carriage Of
any aescyiption. he Rill ride Eve Hundred
miles on hoseback; here, in the North, more
than the reverse is the case, for farmers sit
on horse as if in addition TO the prop fore
and aft they required st0pt cord to lie
their legs under ths horse Belly, and there
fOrsisis is very rare q sssthem expose them
selves.
In Southern States, the custom Of riding |
on hersebscf FbeeoUes more general, but |
there instead of the brisk, rattling trot, the
pacing and racking ia ihdulged in, and if
an accident occurs and a doctor is wanted in
a ART stI Hilos an hour woqld bs about
the pace whereas in England, at The rate
of sixteen miles per hour would be thought
rather slow riding, aud supposing a mans
wife was sick, he YOU'D be bantered for
riding 8 quietly IS bae nd be charged
with hQpihg the surgesn nishtfbe too. late.
= Countrg Cent
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Or. RADWAY'S PILLS are
best, quickest, and safest Purga-
tive, ApePient. Anai-BiIiOus and
CatharIic Medicine known to
Medical Science.
One of DIR. Railways Pills con-
tains more of the active pFincl.
pie of cure, and will act quicker
ON the Liver, Bowels, Stomach,
Kidneys, Bladder, Blood, &C.,
common PurgatiVc CatIiartie
Pills sold under various names,
or than ten grains of Blue Mass,
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TlHIs excellent medicinal coniv.ouTd was first
Il prepared by Dc. }. W POLAND5in ls47,l
and was then employed with great success in
expelling humors from the blood; but in ls4s a
medical friend who was quite celebrated as phyEi-
clan, especially in the treatment Of humoFs, sug-
gested some important improvements, which we're
adopted and which has made it so tho people say)
the very best remedy for all kinds Of anGss known
to 'sthe faculty. -s z1p Gas vsaaHg s57gs1.
This preparation & composed entirely of Yegeta-
bles, among which are Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot I'D
When the originator lived IN New Hampshire. az
GOfstown Centre, for the space Of thirty or forty
miles around, and in Manchester particularly, the
Humor Doctor was wen known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which 1t ef-
feeted. Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchas-
ers had to wait for more to be made. In that re-
gion, some very severe cases Of Eryspelas were
treated with, and they we're curedl Erysipelasl
sores, or car5uncles, those ugly, painful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used. So it was with Serofala and
SaItRheum. The Humor Doctor cured them. r
1t free from any dangerous drugs, is pleasantto to
the taste safe, yet sure and effective in its action
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MUSIC VALE Devoted ex-
wi cllsively TO the Art and Science Of Music.
Motto: "If it be that have done so much it is
that / have done one thing at a timen-Wm. Pitt
Terms $500 per Academic year. Young ladies de
string to fit themselves for teachers of piano, harp,
organ, guitar, melOdeon, or Yocalization in the
shortest time possible, would do wen to address
Principal II, Y, s., ", Y, Box, New london ct,
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G


= offered BY pE. Sage & Go,fOr a case Of Gli,lrb
that they cannot erire. In. Sare's CstafrH f7nf,,
cures tins loathsome nahidy IN All its staaes and
forms with unerring Certainty.
For sale by s. Buckland & Son and by c. r. Nc
"a Ask the druggist for DR. Sage's Catarrb
Remedy and take no Othcr. II your rl.irpfst fes
not keep IT. send SO cents and three cent stanr To-
the prepIletors and 1t VIII be sent by return mail
DR.. Sage Co., Proprietors, Buffalo, New Yorf:
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AT TIE
Ayers Sarsaparilla


!. !. ]. !.
medicin spioys, is derived from its
cureP, many OfWhieh are truly mar
velous. invsterate cases Of -SeroE
ulOus disease, where the 81 ysteu
seemed saturated with corruption
have been purified ana cured By /
ScrOfulOus Affections and disorder
which we're aggravated b7 the scrofuious contamrs-
tion until they We-e painfully ahietiDgS haFe beer
radically cured in such great numbers in almost
every section Of the country, that the public scarcely
need TO be informed Of it, Virtuea or uses
Scrofulous poison is one of the most destructiYs
enemies Of our race Often, this unseen and unfeIs
tenant of tbs organism uudermines the constitution,
and invites the attack Of eaeebng or fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion gifts presence. Again,
it to breed infection thF ghOut the body, and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
into OF other Of its hideOuu forms sthsr the
surfsee oramong the vitsls In the latter tuberclss
NAV be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart, or
tumOrpformsd in the liver or 1t shows its presence
By eruptions on the skin, or foul ulceTslions on
H0me parts OF the body, Hence the occasional use
Of bottle ofthis IL advisable even when
no ActiYe symytoms Of the disease appear. Persons
afflicted with rhs following complaints generally hnd
immediate relief and, at length, cure By The use OF
ahis Ssrsaparilla: ST. Anthony's Firs Rose or ErT.
spslas, letter, Salt Rhqgn, Seald Head, RingWorED,
Sore Eyes, Sore Barg and other eruptions visible
forms Of Scrofulous disease Also in the Heart Dis
ease, Fits. Epilepsy .Gsuralgia, and the vsrisus
Vlcsroul affections Of the muscular and nsTyous
Systsms a-e
Syphilis or Vsne1esi and Mereurisl Diseases are
cured By 1t though long time Is required Cor subdn
ing these Opaeinate malAole4 " any medicine. Hut
long continued use Of this medieins wiz cure TIE
complaint LeleorrhOea or hites, Uteri1e Ulcer
ations, and Female DseaseB. a-e CONNOLLY soon fs-
Ievsd aud ultimately eursd By its puEifyizE andin.
VigorstiDg effect. Minute Directions for sseh oass
are ouhdIn our Almanac, supp lisd gratis. Rheuna-
tsm and Goat, ghea caused q ae5nnulations Of ex.
trsnsous matters in the blood yield quickly toit a
also Liver Complaints Torpidity, Congestion or IN,
famatiOn Of the Liver aud Janndiee, when srisi1R
a. they often do, from the ranking poisois IN the
Flood This Sa-sGparIlluiB great rsst0rer for Ire
a. - ~ h. Tha-a
Lauzai6 AMI Listless, DespOndent, Sleepless, and
troubled with srvoUs AppFshsrsioD5 or ResrE, o.
anF Of the affections ymptomatie of Wesb1ess, viii
6ud immedi ate relief and convincing eTdencsof ft1
restoratiVspoWer upon trial. f111sE 4
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DA. J c. AVER { Co, Lowell, MalS.,
Practical and Analy teal Chemists.
a DDRESs no HENKRYnUS ANnnE-

s BuckIand & Sou;E Dillon 3 Son and @. r.
NcCulloeh, fremont, o., and by all druggisisand
deale in medpine every where. 5Sy1sE
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Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.

RANVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE, year
VI begins Sept. 18th. Zone Of the Oldest and best
institutions for educating your daughters" 500 a
year. Send for catalogue to W. =. KERR, A. NJ,
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na ysn wanf any kiad Of JOB PRIKT-
lNGs pallatthe JouruaI once, s-ss
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NIRNTILAR- MILL. MULAY

Send for circulars terms and newspaper opinions.
Also, Family Quarto Bibles, best edition publish
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DR. RADWAY

HIGH ENDORSEMENT FROM THE
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PRUSSIA.
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~ GANG & CROsS-CUT sAWS.-Every Saw
that leaves our Factory Is Oil Tempered and Patent
Ground, perfectly true and even, and made of uni
form temper by our patent tempering process.
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DIR. RADwAYs PILLS Dose = For
Regulating the Liver, Stomach, Bowels, and
Kidneys One Pill at Night For Obstinate
Diseases and Chronic complaints 4 to g.
every "a hours. As Dinner Pill, enc Pill
one hour before dining win ensure 4 good
appetite, and healthy digestion.
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It is designed TO be one Of uniform fairness. Our
agent are all first-clRss men, and are prepared to
furnish our instrument on the same terms as if
bought of us at our Rooms. Our instruments are
NrarTantnd in fnll.
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M Ordinance.

For the issue Of city bonds to provide for the
payment of the co>ts. ard expense of paving
Broad street, IRON South street to Williamson
street, with Nicholson pavement,
EDe it d dained by the Mayor and City Council
4 } of the city Of Elizabeth:
Section That forty four bonds Of the city of
Elizabeth called Improvement bonds ofthe city
of Elizabeth" be issued in anticipation of the
collection of the assessments to be made for The
payment of the costs. and expenses of paving
Broad street, from South street 10 Williamson
street, with Nicholson pavement, under and IN
pu suance OF an ordnance duly passed by the
city Of Elizabeth, and approved by the Mayor on
the f, urteenth day OF October. 1868.
Said bonds to bear dat4 on The first day of De-
cember one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight, to be condition for the payment of the
principal sum OF one thousand dollars each, in
six years from the date thereof. al the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company, in the CITY OF New
York, with Interest thereon at The rate of seven
per centum perannrm. payable scmi-amDuhlly on
the first days OF June ard December, in each mud
every year, on the presentation of coupons for
the amount OF the installment OF interest Que
the. at the time the same is payable, the cou-
pons to be attached to each bond when issued.
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STREET SCENE The other day pass
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the Court House, we saw 0ne-armed
ex-confederate soldier standing by his
wagon and team OF oxen. Al at once
the MANNED rebel, With the fire oE bat
tie not entirely gone from his eye,
Strengthened himself up, assumed the
military stiffness of old General Rug
giles when calling his courier for Il pipe
of tobacco. whirled his long whip grad
ually in the air, and shouted the hoarse
voice Of command
Attention, battalion p
Promptly, with the word, ID" six
steers rose from their recumbent atti-
tude, shook their dusty TANKS. and
took the position of the soldier
Again the clarion voice:
Forward March - and the t;aiucd
animals moved of, not with great
deal of time in keeping step, It's true,
but understanding the command per
fectIy.
Then not satisfied with the pace lat
will of his troops, the incorrigible 'reb
Numbered out:
mo enemy in front y
And the veterans quictened mp like
tue Old Waterloo, preparing the head
long charge. Mississippi index
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