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HUMOR DOCTOR.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
,rCmc- nr--mr.

One bottle viii cure a torpid condition OF
the liver.
Two bottles are warranted to cure a nur-
sing sure mouth.
One bOttle Will clear the system OF biles.
Two bottles are warranted 10 curet The worst
caukeri IN the stomach.
Three 10 nvebOt les are warranted TO cure
the worst kind OF erysipelas.
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from which the ashes go directly to the ash
drawer underneath, and removed ICifhOtRH he
uSeof scrLper, coal pail. howell or broom
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HAT AND CAP DEPARTMENT,

This Department. includes all the staple
as well as ali the latest. most fashionable
n uObby styles out. You IAN always
md the last hat out" in this stock
silk Hats from five dollars up. This
i've dollar hat Is equal to any six dollar
hat sold in Warren.
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The Best Paper,
AND THE
Best Inducements !
This Quarters 10 Numbers SEM FREE 10 all
subscribing before Dec. IS. 1870. for next
years fifty-twO numbers OF
MOORE'S RURAL KEW-YORKER.
THE GREAT ILLUSTRATED
RURAL Ah0 FAMILY WEEKLY
FOR TOWN AMI COUNTRY.

The RURAL, now In its 2Ist year, isnotonly
the Largest. Bist and Cheapest. but by far the
largest circulating Journal OF it, Class in the
World. National La Character, Ably Edited
snn.rLLE Mln.-r.ral md ErInL-l n Is D
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TEN. ROBT. Z LEES LIFE. Nearly ready
VI for Publication. the BIOGRAPHY Of Gen.
Rnbt. =. Lee. by JuHN EsTEN COOKE, author
81 Life Of StOnewRn Jackson" Wearing
the Grey etc. ! vol. s vO- 500 pages. IL
LUsTKATED- To be sold by subscription.
D. Lrpieton 4 O.. PuhIIshtn. New York.
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BASSETT'S LIVERY.
FINE CARRIAGES,
NE" AND
Stylish Buggies, Good Horses,

And every thing In prime order. BASSETT
keeps the best rigs In town, m at fair and
reasonable prices. When you want a nice
Turnout for pleasure, he can supply the de
mand. Remember that his stables are a
few doors east Of the Gilmore Hotel, south
side Of Market street. Connected with his
business he has one OF the most elegant
HEARSES in the state, and Is prepared
10 furnish Hearse and Carriages on Fu-
neral occasions at reasonable rates
Thankful for the liberal patronage hereto
fore enjoyed, no pains shall be spared to
meTitit in the future. H. p. BASSETT.
Warren, Aug. 10, lS70-tL.
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MI UOF PAT" THOMAS. the
glL Hero. should be sold by
all gents. Apply soon.
DnDTDAIT R. W. CARROLL & co.
I VII HHit Publishers, Cincinnati.
nm ann CaNVkSSERS WANTrD

lady or gentleman in every school district
in the United States 10 act as agent for Us;
business light. wages good, aud 10 capital
required. Send Us yOu name and address
at once, enclosing three-cent stamp for re-
turn postage. and receive printed instruc-
tons. Address
MARIETTA NEWS CO., Marietta. Ohio.
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The way to treat a man Of doubtful
credit Is 10 take no note of him.

The way to treat a man Of doubtful
credit is TO take no note Of him.
Very heavy cashmere, costing from
six to twelve dollars a yard. will be
worn for the most stylish street cos
tunes this winter.
Only four Episcopal Churches in
Ohio discard the use Of the ~suTplice.
and perhaps but one out Of Ohio-that
III Hanover Massachusetts.
The best favored engagement ring
now a-days is a solitaire pearl. It is
more symbolicrlly pure, and not rs
~unpleasantly conspicuous as the dia-
mond.
a proud and loving Missouri father.
i'm setting forth the accomplishments
of his daughter, said she could ever
lastingly paw ivory and howl like a
mule"
4 correspondent from the city Of
Str ,sburg writes that the great Cathe-
drial is so damaged that il will take
twenty years to repair it, and will cost
at least twenty millions Of dollars.
Portland, Ne, has a widows wood
society, which has supplied 1877 cords
of wood to 7O5 needy persons during
the past year, at n cost Of $1,000. and
90 tons Of coal at a cost q! $1,000.
A Boston man, who stole another
mans hat, even when his name was
written i'm it, was let of on the ground
that he was collecting autographs
These photographers always take the
best hat a nan has got, though.
The Republicans claim louisiana by
thirty Thousand majority all theirCOn-
gressnen, Sheldon, Sypher, Darrell,
McCle, ~ and MOrry being elected,
and only twenty-five Democrats elect
ed to the next Legislature.
There lisa damsel in Norfolk county,
Virginia, whose hair is Sc red that she
has to wear fly nets owe her ears to
keep candle moths from straying into
that part Of her anatomy while she
sits pensive in the summer twilight.
An IriShman eallinga at a drug store
Ia get a bottle of liniment. for the
rheumatism, the druggist asked him
in what part of the body it troubled
him most. BE my soul" said he
Il have it in livery hOul and corner of
me-"
OF the II, S1T Chinese in San Fran
cisco, 2.040 are females. They own,
altogether, real estate and p]ersuual
property valued at 81. 262, $50. The
city valuation gives less than $40 for
each Celestial, while il gives an aver
age of 81, 800 to each white person.
DiO Lewis advises people to pay
their physicians a stated sum per
aunum for keeping them well, the
sum to he decreased a given amount
for every case of sickness. This is the
rule among the Heather Chinee, -
and we find nothing Ia object to it.
It seems to be based upon a strictly
rational foundation
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ORIGIN AND HISTORY Of the
OBible, both the Canonieal and ApOcry-
phal, designed Ia show what the Bibles not,
what Il Is, and how D. use Il, by Professor
stowe, ID. ID. A most valuable work. just
received at ADAMS Book Store.
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CITY MEAT MARKET,

TYHTHE undersigned would res
NJ IL pectfully annOunce 70 the citi-
- Zens OF Warren and the vicinity,
that he has opened a Meat Market on Lib
ertY Street, opposite F. X. Wisells Carriage
FACTORY, where he intends to keep constant
ly on hand, all kinds OF fresh meats, and Of
good quality as the country will Afford
] have employed heservices ola good butch
er who has had long experience IN the bust-
ness. and who will always be on hand 10 at
tend To the wants OF all customers. All or
derS len for meats in the evening will be
promptly attended to. II desired can be de-
at their residences, or kept In re-
frigeratOr till called on.
LEMUEL DRAY.
JuueS9. Is7O-tL
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W1IFREIGHT,s sundays exec
GOING EAST.

s.s5 4. N. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily, con-
meeting a. New York. for Boston ana
New England cities. and stopping at all
principal intermediate stations u con-
Meeting points.
A sleeping Coach is attached TO this train,
At Cincinnati running through tONew York.
6sU5 e.. a. CINCINNATI EAPRESS. Sunday
excepted, stopping al all important points
on main line, and connecting al New York,
for Boston and New England cities.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this train
from meadville 10 New York.
1870 A. n. UAl ENPkESS, saturdays eXcen-
ted, connecting al UwegU dUr Ithica al Sing
hamtOn Tor COOperStUwu II Albany and
for scranton. and at New York with Mid
night Express train Of New Jersey Rail-
road, for Philadelphia.
A Sleeping Coach accompanies this train
from Cleveland To HOrnersvlIle, connecting
n that point with train having pew ana
improved Drawing kOUm Coaches attached,
running through 10 New York.
SIS z. 81. ACCOMMODATION Sundays ex-
Us A. d. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
IO5g A. T., WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ex-
copied.
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Woman's rites--Matrimony and
divorce.
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The Place to Buy your Druus.

DOSTERS, Programmes, Dodgers
l. and all work promptly executed at fair
prices. attic CHRONICLE OFFICE.
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$3.50 in Clubs Of Ten. This Quarters IS
Number sent FREE. as offered above. Our
Gu Inducements, for lS7l, are unprece-
dented. Specimens, Premium lists, &c. sent
free 10 ali forming Clubs-and we want a
live Club Agent in every Town. Address
d. D. T. MOORE. Al Park Row. New York.
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|: CUSTOM DEPARTMENT
READY MADE CLOTHING DE.
pARTMENT.

Ahne aSsortmentUf MEMS, YOUTHS
BOYS and CHiLDREN'S ClOthing.-
New and fashionable styles OF each, in
Guiding the new French OF Derby sack
suits. Melton, Beaver and TricOt suits,
simere Suits, and Pants and Vests. /
have added TO this department this fll,
a fullassOrtmenJ Of Children's and Boys
clothing from two and a half years old,
upwards
GOOD, HONEST ready-made clothing
at fair prices a met with decided sue
cess, n incites me to still further ef-
forts TO bring up the quality of my ready
made clothing buth In material, trim
mings aud making 10 a still higher
STANDARD Of merit, while my prices snail
be always as low as fair dealing and
buying goods for cash will admit.
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OaSh for Produce.-STREVFR
y y Barclay ST., New York Commission
Merchants for the sale OF P0uIhrU. Game. Btf-
q, CAeeSe' Eggs, and all kinds OF Country
ing plates free to shinperS Firsi-eiaSS ~
erences furnished.
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KEEP YOUR FEET DRY Frank MIller's Leath-
eT pre>rrEaiiye and Water-PrO0f oil Backing,
thirty years In market. sold hy retail and
johhfng houses everywhere. FRANZ MIL
LER & co, Is and - Ccdar ST., New York.
sept. Ism ID co.
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81 BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. -
Fare allpays as LOlg a. By any other Route
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Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway.
Which can be obtained al all Principal Tick
ct Onices in the West and Southwest.
L. d. FUCKER WM. r. BARR,
Gen. SupL Genl PasS'E. Ag'L
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MOST

C60A WEEK paid agents. male or female,
VSStn new manufacturing business at
home. No capital required. Address Now
ELTT Co., SacO, Me. nOy. 2pACo-st-
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OF the II, S1T Chinese in San Fran
cisco. 2.040 are females. They own,
altogether, real estate and p]ersuual
property valued at 81, 262, $50. The
city valuation gives less than SllO for
each Celestial, while it gives an aver
age of 81, 800 to each white person.
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made must be to the entire satisfaction of the pur
chaser - .a, ~
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friedman Prof Jean Louis, Prof. Wenzel
Kopta, Mr.. William Ewers, Mr.. William StOll,
Jr, MIR. William Hennig, and Becks Phlladel-
pha Band, No. i, the Liberty C0rnet, and
Satterlee Band with the principal members of
the other organizations in the city. The
orchestra will also be largely increased. The
performance will conclude with the extrava-
panZa of The Rendezvous This is an unusually
fine bill of attractions, and 1t ought to crowd
the house. Mr.. Hassler is n first-rate musician,
and he has done much for the entertainment of
the public in his capacity of leader OF the
orchestra, and his friends should turn out in
force on such an occasion as this.
AT THE CHEsNUT the amusing burlesque of
The Field of the Cloth of Gold, with all its
variety of attractions, will be performed this
evening.
AT THE ARCH this evening Frou-Frou will be
performed.
ITALIAN OpERA.-Opcra.g goers will he graft
fed at the announcement of brief season of
Italian Opera at the Academy of Music, under
the direction of Signor Brignoli. Tue season
will commence on Thursday, April II, and will
consist of five evening performances and one
matinee. The troupe will consist of Slgnor
Brignoli, Madame Gazzaniga, Miss Mccullough
Mad'lle Gabel, Signor Petrilli Signor Sart
signor Locateli, and Signor Giorga. The follow
ing operas will be epresented-Lucidd ddt Lam
1neTmOOr, Don PdsgitdLe, Martha, TrordtOre,
II Bdr6jere, and Llcrezjd BOrgia. This Is au-
nounced as Signor Brignolts farewell to the
public of Philadelphia, previous to his departure
for Europe. The sale of season tickets Will
commence on Monday next, at Boner's, No.
1902 Chesnut street. The subscription price for
the six performances is fixed at six dollars.
AT THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
a great number of entertaining performances
will be given this evening.
AT DUPREz ~ BENEDIcT's OPERA HOUSE
songs, burlesques, and dances will be performed
this evening.
THE PANoRAMA OF '"ruE PILGRIM" will be
exhibited at Concert Hall this evening for the
benefit of West Philadelphia Lodge, No. 512,
!. o. of o. f.
SrGNoR BLITz, JR.. will exhibit "Bobby," the
birds, and the mysterious 'SphynX" this evening
at the Assembly Building.
THE SENTZ-HAssLER ORCHESTRA will give q
matinee at Musical Fund Hall on Saturday.
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PLUMBING, Gas FITTING, EIO.
1O17 WALNUT STREET.
PLUMBING, GAS AND STEAM FITTING
NO. lOi7 WALNUT STREET.
W. OGELSBY,

Having opened a new Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting
Establishment No lO7 Walnut street, is prepared to
furnish and put in all kinds of Bath Tubs Water Closets
Marble Top Stationary Wash Stands, Hydrants Wash
Paves Lead Iron ana Terra Gotta Pipes also Gas FIX
tures Of all descriptions at manufacturers prices
Jobbing both in city and country promptly attended to
had several years experience in conducting tne
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Fitting Business OF W.: M.
Ogesby both in this city and the Pennsyvanla Cen
tra Railroad he hopes by strict attention 70 business
pIompt attention TO all ORDERS and determination to
keen none but oblgnR and competent lourneymeni to
receive a share of the public patronage
wP OGELSBY has been in my employ for the last
five years experimenting my Plumbing, Gas and Steam
Fitting Business the Penusy yania Central Railroad
and il is with pleasure and confidence that recommend
him to my former patrons and friends; ~ ,r.
4I2 }trp w. NJ. OGhLSBf.
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BOARDING.

BOARDING IN GERMANTOWN-VERY
ID desirable Rooms can be had at MISS KINGS, cor
Of MAIN and HERMAN Streets applied tor i%me'
diately fSW
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DKEIN.

EvERETT.-On the 12th instant, MAGGIE W., eldest
daughter of Charles and Elizabeth X. Everett.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi-
dence of her parents No. 1853 s. Eighth street on
Saturday, the 10th instant, at O'Clock p. Nj.
MuLRR.-On the 18th instant, aged IL years, CLARA
MARIA, daughter OF Charles II. and A. L. Miller.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral, at her parents residence Mount Airy, on
Saturday, the 10th instant, at O'Clock. 1ntermcnt
at Germantown and Chestnut Hill Cemetery.
ORR.-On the 14th instant, MARY, daughter OF the
late BENJAMIN Clemens, and wife OF Robert l.. Orr.
The relatives ana friends OF the family are invited
to attend her funeral from his late residence, No.
15I N Fifteenth street, on Saturday, April 1G, at
O'Clock =. M.
WILLIAMSON Sunday, the 10th instant, MAGGIE
W. daughter Of the late Charles " Williams OF this
city,
the relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of her mother, Mrs. Jane Q. Williams, No. SIS
NJ Sixteenth street, on Saturday morning at IL
o'clock To proceed to Ronalsons Cemetery.
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rha OItr Amnnemnnrn.

AT THE WALNUT Mr.. Simon Hassler will have
a benefit this evening, when Mortons comedy OF
Speed he Plough will be performed. This will
be followed by a grand concert. in which will
appear Mrs. Susan Cation Kelleher, Mr.. Max
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MARRIED..

GLEHE-PAINTER-On Wednesday, April 6, 1879,
by the Rev. yohn j. Brown, at No. 1889 Vine street.
MIR. JACOB Y. GLENN, of Trenton, n. j., to Miss
MAMIE A. PAINTER, of Philadelphia.
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GRTX ATEMs.

GcoIsIS THE PIECE.
JUST OPENED,
ZINE ASSORTMENT.
NEW STYLES,
CHOICE PATTERNS.
To nad, mp 10 order in best in addition % usa!
elocs,
SrocK OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
BENNETT Il 90,
TOWER HALL,
Ia hI9 M ARI<Er STREET.
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RusrSEss MEN find the American House, Boston, thei
most convenient stopping place Newly furnished witt
passenger elevator. cafe billiard halls forty
suite etc. this motel maintains it's high rank
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RUBBKR DIVERSIONS AND BOOTS for Men, Women, and
Children, be had at retail ~ the lowest prices
ooodyear's manufacture old stand, No. BE Ohosnut
street, lower aida
SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MAoHsus,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly instruments,
o. Il. DAVIS, Nc. slO Ohssnut street.
OPENING
SPRING TRADE
RRADY.MADE CLOTHING.
wANAMAKER BROWN,
IHIS Day
OPEN TO TdE PEOPLE THE
GRANDESr STOCK
FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
OAK HALL HAS EVER CONTAINED
THE BEST sETil
THE CHEAPEST SETl
OAK HALL ENLARGFD ANO IMPROVED.
ITS STOCK JHE BEST EVER MADE.
ITS PRICES THE LOWEST P0SSIBLE
IMMENSE PREPARATIONS.
FOR THE PRESENT SPRING AND SUMMER
ALL MANNER
FINE .oLoTHING
RFADV.MADE AND MADE TO ORDHR.
NEW STYLES.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING
DURABLE AND CHEAP
DRESS AND BUSINESS SUITS = =,
GENTS FURNISHING GoobssG, onIsGANr AND OhN f' = r
BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP
ALL wARRANTED no WEAR.
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HAVING secured the services of the best workmen,
prepared despatch all orders entrusted TO us with
prompnoss and satisfactorily those favorng Car
pets altered and put down, furniture rsupholstered,
covered and vanished, bedding overhauled furniture
slips cut aud fitted ALBERrsoN Co.,
No 1J35 OuEsNur Strest.
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FARsoN 4 Co., Ventilated Refrserators.
No. 3aO Dock streot.
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THE EIGHTH WoEDERl-To the seven wonders OF the
world eighth has been added tits ud without bad
SMELL sediment or COLOR that changes the geyes hair
its youthful shade in from five to ton applications This
prodigy of the age is PHALoN's NrrALIA, or SALVATION
FOR THE HAR. Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
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DRY EEET.-The most efiectual way OF guarding onei
health keep the feet dry, and that only be done
by the use India Rubber Oytshoes and the mole
ment is upon us, would advise our readers tc
buy none but the best quality which onyb had al
GooDSEARs Headquarters No. 8OS Ohssnut street, soutt
ai,ie PHILADELPHIA,
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MR. WILLIAM W. CASSIDY, the jeweler at No. s.
Second street. of the largest and most attractive
stocks of all kinds of JeWey and Syerware in the city,
has also hand large assortment of fine American
Western Watches. This entire valuable stock is now
being sold below COST preparatory TO removal Those
who purchase this store at the time certain
TO get the worth of their money
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ST. JAMES HOTEL, Boston, MAssACHUsErTs During
the travelling season. il patrons will kindly inform
either by telegram letter OF their intended arrival we
can be better prepared for their comfort; .
In accordance with the reduction in the value OF gls,
the transient board at the ST. James reduced TO -Four
Dollars per day. -, ,,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-03-23
FUNDING Bill.

THIS name is given 10y the Bond
Agents in Congress 10 a scheme now on
foot, to change all the present bonds
which are liable TO otaxation and for most
part PAYABLE in Greenbaclls 10 new set,
which Shall bc payable in gold and free
from taXatiun. The present object is to
make the bonds sell better i'm Europe
where they are shudled of te pay for the
goods we buy over and above the pro-
duce we sell. When the ShuhleTs sue
ceed in getting all the bonds into The
hands Of foreigners, the Country viii be
under 81 constant drain Of one hundred
millions 80 year in gold 10 pay interest
ON the debt and this drain VIII keep the
country in the condition Of permanent
suspension with g currency made 10y
~hinplaster Banks.
IF the trainers of tie scheme fail to
make it law, it viii be owing TO the Six
~ Bank Directors in the House who find
their Interests and profits arampcd by
il. They viii strive to keep in posses
sion-of 6 per cent gold Interest on bonds
bought first with half dollar money and
now paid f1rwith uRIedeemed circulation
which. according to Secretary Chase, Is
~omuch money borrowed from the peo-
pie without interest
2. s. and 3lca1: II the debt Is let
alone, and The coupons taxed at a rate
equal 90 State taxes the debt would be
protected, and paid And it may be set
down as clear and certain that this
Funding Bill viii cause a future neglect
OF the debt-not a Reputation Of the
debt. but a neglect 90 pay interest.
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UBBANA UNION There Is an old
company about town, called the Grum-
bic Sneaks, who ought to have a meet
ing. They are understood to be oppOs-
ed, at all times and in all ways to any
new Improvement that viii help Urbans.
Please let them know that the Agricul-
tural Bill has passed the Ohio Legisla-
ture by a large majority and is now a
law. Urbana has been favorably spoken
Of as proper site for the College, and
it may be actually located here, unless
the Grumble Sneaks bestir themselves
and prevent it. Only let them know
that there is a chance for their peculiar
kind of work; they know how to 90 it,
and they will exert themselves in their
usual way. Yours,
Paul PRN.