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THE BoARpING HALL.

With furnished rooms for 100 students, is
managed on the OO-OperdtiUe System. so as to
urnish board at the lowest possible rates.
sz- Glasses commencing Latin and Alge-
bra will be formed hereafter at the beginning
Of the Fall Termand Greek at the beginning
of the Winter Term. Send for Catalogues.
JAS. MARVIN,
Aug. Is. Is oe-lyr. Sec'y OF Faculty.
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Sss4.s5s09s 50

or an increase of President Grants
first year over Johnson's last of S26,-
690.5S 05, of which over $50, ,0OO, ,OGO
is in the internal revenue alone and
this too in the face of the fact that
in the last year there were large re-
ductiOns of taxes in the internal rev.
enue laws, and to that extent lessen
ing the sources of revenue. Of the
internal revenue over $75, 900, 900 were
collected from spirits, tobacco and
fermented liquors alone
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=. ]. MACkEY.
". D. HALL

WD HALL p. ]. MACKEY.
TALL & MACKEH, Manufacturers
i'll of Harness and dealers in Saddlery
Hardware, Trunks, Valises, Travelling Bags,
Whips Horse Blankets, saddles and Fancy
Saddlery, No. s, Market Street, Warren, o.
Jan. ), lS70.
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A E. LYMAN, Dentist. Office over
IA the new Millinery Store Of NJ Q. Mes
ser between Iddings & Mo-gan's and Freer
& SMITH Store, Market St, Warren, Ohio
Entrance at the CHRONICLE Office, mp stairs.
Jan. 5, lS70-tf
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EXECUTION OF LAWS.

To what, then, must the increased
revenue be attributed ? Plainly to the
execution of the laws ; to the efficient
manner in which they have been en-
forced, although most of the officers
were men unused to the business.
Great credit is due to the present able
and efficient Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue, aided and supported as
he has been by the Secretary of the
Treasury, for this large increase of
revenue. a complete and thorough
reorganization OF that department has
been made with a view to defeat
frauds and combinations to cheat the
Government, and more vigilant col
lections for the coming year, as well
as to relieve tax payers from needless
requirements. The same efficiency
has been introduced by the Secretary
of the Treasury in the collection
of the customs revenue. Frauds
have been detected and great and
valuable reforms have been introduced
in that important branch of the
public service.
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nj 8. TYLER, Manufacturer and
In Dealer in Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Cutlery
Fishing Tackle Gun Materials, Sporting
Apparatus, Sewing Machines, &C., No. s, Mar
ket St, Warren, Ohio. Jan. 5, ls70-d
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WHOLE NO. 2795.
s sELE.

"All the ways Of a man are clean in lis
own eyes; bat the Lord weisheth the spir-
it."-PrOV xvi. 2
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cannot tell what you and other men
Think OF this Life; but, for my single self,
[ had as liefnot be. as live 10 be
In awe Of such q thing as ] myself-Sbdk-
spedre.
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]. vAUTRo7


nj C. Sd. W. WOODWORTH, Ply
Vh Sicians and Surgeons, Office over Z d.
AuasOn's Drug store, Main Street, Warren,
Ohio. once hours from to 9 a. m, and from
2to P. m. lFeb. =, lS6I.
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RECEIPTS CO9rPARED.
ssSs,8s.5ls n

This was the maximum collection
of that Administration during its last
year, when it had the fullest and
most ample experience.
Now compare with this General
Grants first year, with many new
officers unused to the business in
hand, unaceustomed to the exaetion
of public burdens, and see the result.
The income of the Government
from March l, 1869, to March /, 1870,
was
lrror, .,s.or,s s,-oo=e 20 -
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EXPENDITURES COMPARED

But. Mr.. Chairman, the story were
but half told if L stopped here, having
simply shown the great increase in
the revenues, and so / proceed to
show that not only have the receipts
increased but the expenditures of the
Government have been largely dimin-
ished. Owing to the manner in
which the accounts are kept, and the
delay in the receipt of full returns at
the Treasury from the various dis
bursting officers, have not been able
to obtain complete statements of the
expenditure of the whole year, and
so | present them for the eleven
months from March l, 1869, to Feb
ruarY /, 1870, as compared with the
corresponding eleven months of the
Johnson administration from March
l, 1868, TO February l, 1859. Aggrega-
ting the expenditures for these Pc
riods | find the figures to be:
Total expenditures nom March l, 1855. %
February l. 1853. were. SS7 067 2sf s.
Total expenditures from Mareh
!, lS6s,tO February l, lS70--..-. "a 81 sos %
Decreaseineleyenm months. SIS. Iss .9sI "A
or a reduction of S5,OOO,OOO month
and $50, 900, 600 q year, equal to the
interest on 81, ,000, ,O09, 900 of the public
debt. -.---.-
1t is not necessary to go into de-
tail to show how this reduction of ex-
penditures have been brought about.
The figures themselves are but evi-
denee of what has been done. They
show that there has been an earnest
effort, which has been eminently sue
eessful, to entreneh the expenses of
the Government and carry it on eco
nomically. Over 81 500, 600 have been
saved in the reduced expenses of the
collection of internal taxes alone un-
der its present management.
All the heads of the Departments
are united in the determination with
the President to reduce expenses and
retreneh abuses in every possible form
and are working earnestly to that
purpose and to accomplish that end:
INFRINGEMENT. ------.----
I am in hopes, fromathe spirit msu:
ifested in this House, that the expen-
ditures of the current year will be
much less than those of the last.
Justice to the people requires that we
should also serutinize carefully every
item of expenditure, and impose unon
eur constituents no greater burde1s
(C0nefEded on fourth pdoel
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Remarks Of Hon. Martin Welker

htHlaTkS 0A nun. AArIlu Welker,
Of Ohio, an the House of representa-
tires, March 2S, 1870, on RetreReh-
ment.
Mr.. CHAIRMAN: In the congress
siOnal and presidential contests Of
1868 the Republican party promised
il elected to so control the affairs of the
Government as to retreneh expenses
and reform abuses in the administra-
ton thereof. The people, relying upon
that pledge, and having faith in the
honesty of that great party, gave it
entire control of the executive and
legislative branches of the Govern
ment on the 4th of March, 1889.
propose in few remarks to show
how far, in the year that has passed
since the commencement of President
Grants administration, these pledges
have been kept and redeemed.
The public debt statement of March
1, 1870, makes an era in our history.
1t indicates the result of a years hon
est administration and determined
effort to enforce the laws, collect the
revenues and apply them to the faith
full discharge of the public obligations.
1t shows what may be done by con-
| tinued vigilance in the same direction.
I If were asked in what particular re-
/ spect the administration of President
Grant has been the greatest success
should answer, in the financial de-
partment. 1 propose briefly to show
| the facts and figures that this is so.
RECEIPTS COMPARED.
During the last year of the johnson
administration, from March l, 1858,
to March 1, 1869, Counting by months
and rejecting fractional parts of a
month for eonvenienee,1 the receipts
of the Treasury were as follows.
From Internal revenue.......-...-. I55 13S l6S SO
FROM other sources.-.-.-.........--.. S9 SO 80
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He that would govern others, first should be
The Master Of himselL-MdSsin0eT
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Messrs. W. Morrow Beach, VIM. Ritezel, and
others,
Gentlemen: In compliance with
your request of the I'd inst, the fol
loving is handed you, which hardly
Ieel is entitled to the consideration
you seem to have given it.
Press of other duties has prevented
an earlier response.
Very respectfully,
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

7 N.COWDERY, Attorney at Law,
81 Hubbard, Ohio. Tfeb. 81, :s69-tL
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]. E. BROCKWAY, Agent.
p n nrnmuawfnra nhF.
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ANIMAL GRATING. An expert
ment performed by NJ. J. NJ. PHILIPPE
aux, in which he transplanted one of
the incisOg teeth of q g%uinea-pig into
the comb of a cock, has been referred
TO by NJ. P. Bert in his "Thesis on
Animal Grating" On January Is,
1853, NJ. PhilipeauX, after having
made an incisiOn into the head of a
young cock, introduced into it the in
cisOr tooth of a guiuea-pig that had
been born a few hours previously.
The tooth, very complete, and fur
nished with its bulb, was so placed
that the bulb was at the bottom of the
wound and the extremity OF the tooth
turned outward. On the day the eX-
pertinent was made The tooth was
eight millimetres long and two milli-
metres thick. The cock was killed
ten months after the operation. The
tooth, which, on the day Of operation,
was entirely concealed and covered
in the wound, projected, when the
animal was killed. five millimetTes
from the surface. NJ. PhilipeauX had
dissected out in the specimen the
whole length of the tooth, and fOu..d
that il measured no less than thirteen
millimetres; it had consequently
grown five millimetres. The interest
of this experiment, which in other
respects resembles those of Hunter
and Sir A. Cooper, in whioh the spur
of the cock was transplanted TO the
comb, consists in the circumstance
that here a graft was accomplished in
One animal of a part belonging TO an
entirely different geological Glass;
Nature.
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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-16

EARLY RISING Every circum-
stance contributes to render early ris-
ing advisable to those who are in the
enjoyment of health. There is no
time equal in beauty and freshness to
the morning, when Nature has just
parted with the gloomy mantle which
night had flung over her, and stands
before US like a young bride. The
whole material world has a vivifying
appearance. The husbandman is up
at his labor the forest leaves sparkle
with drops Of crystal dew the flow
ers F9ise their rejoicing heads toward
the SUM- the b.Tis pour forth their
anthems OF gladness, and the vide
face of creation itself seems As II
awakened and refreshed by a mighty
slumber. All these things, however,
are hid from the eys of the sluggard /;
nature i'm her most glorious aspect is
10 him aSealed hook and while every
scene around him Is full of beauty,
interest, and animation, he alone IL
p~assiOnless and uninspired.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-16
The CHRONICLE.
SAYINGS BY Josh BILLINGS.

The higher we git, the more we are
Watched-the rooster on the top ov
the church-steeple is Ov more import
ance, althO' he is thin, than two rOOst-
ers in a barn yard.
Take all the pride out OV this world,
and mankind would be like a bob
tailed peakok, anxious TO hide under
somebody's barn.
Call a man a thief, and yu license
him tew steal.
\ sekret ceases tew be a sekret if it
is once cOnfided-it il like a dollar
bill, once broken. il IL never a dollar
agin.
All fights, to produce emmy moral
advantage, should end in a viktory to
One side or the other. Yu will alwus
see doTgs renew a drawn battle every
time they meet.
There IL a great difference between
holding a hi offs, or having a hi offs
hold US.
If a man il full ov himself, don't
tap him, but rather plug him up and
let him choke to deth or bust.
The heart is wife Ov the head, and
we, twhO have tried it, all knO how
purswasivthe wife iz-espeshily when
she wants sumthing.
, konsider a weak man o dan
gerOus than a malishus one; malishus
men have sum karacter, but weak
ones don't have emmy.
The man who takes a dollar il a
thief, but if he steals a millyun lie is a
genius.
Virtew has no pride in it, nor sin
any humility.
Owls are grave, not on account Of
their wisdum, but on account NV their
gravity.
Take the selfshness out of this
world, and thare would be more hap
7 piness than we should kno what to do
with.
1t is a fakt known to us doktoTsl
that yu kan ketch the little pOX Ov a
man before it brakes out on him eaZier
than yu kan after it haz broke out.
lis thus with wickedneSs; the openly
so are less dangerous than those who
hav it under the skin.
If a man IL happy, he kan afford TO
be poor and n~eglekted.
There IL nothing we brag Ov o
than our honesty, and we all Ov US
knO that our honesty is az mulch the
effect Ov interest az principle.
Cunning il not an evidence Ov wis
dom, but il prima facie evidence Ov
the want Ov il. If We were wiZe enutf
tew ketch a fox bi a gument, we
shouldn't have to set a trap for him.
Every man thinks hiZ nabOr hap
pier than he il, but if he swOps places
with him he will want tew trade back
next morning.
EyerybOdy's friend should be To-
bOdy's confident.
Love IL like the meaZles; we kant
have it bad but onst, and the later
in life We hav it the tuffer it goes
with US.
Thare il nothing 50 easy to larn az
experience, and nothing so hard to
apply.
Thare amt but phew mel who kan
stick a white handkerchief into the
breast pocket of their overcoat with
out letting a little oy il stick Out-just
bi accident.
Every human physical lump on the
face of this earth is susceptible tew
fiattery /; sum yu kan daub it on with
a whitewash brush, while Others must
have it sprinkled on them like the
dew from flowers.
l. Thare IL no SIGH thing az being
proud before man and humble before
God.
Confession IL not the whole Ov re-
pentance, but it is the butt end ov it.
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The largest hotel in America, the
Grand Central, was opened in New
YORK on Thursday. Il occupies the
Site of the Southern Hotel. Lafarge
House and Winter Garden Theatre
The ground alone cost $500, 600, and
the building which is l75 lest on
Broadway by 200 feet deep, and l75
feet nigh, up to the base of its AIansard
rOOfis compOsedO philadelphia brick,
with white marble facing on Mercer
street, and a grand facade of white
marble on Broadway, and cost $780,
0O0. IL S0nialRs q total floor surface
OF 3 5000 square feet; 10000 900 bricks
and numerous tons OF marble were
used 10 building il, It is ten stories
high, has seven acres of carpets, one
acre of marble tileing, two elevators,
six stair cases, three steam engines,
fifty halls, six hundredan fifty rooms,
two thousand doors, five thousand
phRiTs, and half a million dollars worth
OF furniture, ana 3 capacity for fifteen
hundred guests.
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MoNRY oANNor aUYIrl
]. E. SPENCER < CO.. NY

Which are now offered to the public. are
pronounced by all the celebrated Opticians
aF tho UTnrTa q, a.. 81.
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A Dubuque grocer having had an
unprecedented demand for vinegar for
several days, bottles, mugs, jugs,
basins, teapOts, and other pots, having
been constantly coming for a supply
Of the acid fluid, was tempted to try
its quality for himself, when he dis
covered that he had tapped tie wrong
cask, and sold a barrel of old Bourbon
whiskey at ten cents a quart.
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YORK, WITHOUT CHANGE.
Only ONE change to BOSTON.

On and after Monday, June IS, $50, trains
ru leave WARREN, at the following hours,
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- % to 81 Miles the Shorter Route.
New and Improved coaches are run from Cuein-
natl, Dayton, Urhana. Marion, Gallon. Mans
field, Ashland, Akron, Cleveland, Warren. Mead
Vile. Dunkirk. Buffalo and Rochester 20
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CRATE,
CoPPSrG

an advantage over tin, which needs only 10
b. seen 10 be appreciated. The Plymouth
Rock is equally adapted for burning
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A CAUSE or LII HEALTH.-The
habit that many have Of walking
rapidly, OF engaging in severe mem
tai labor, Immediately after eating a
hearty meal, is perfectly ruinous to
health. After partaking of a hearty
dinner, for instance, there should be
from a half to thTee-quaTteFs of an
hour of absolute rest. This time is
required IN order that the process of
digestion may not be ~inteFfered with
in its earliest stages. Engaging In
violent physical or mental exercise
Immediately after eating is the fruit
ful, if not almost the only cause of
indigestion, from which so many
Americans suheF. 1t will cause indi-
gestiOn, headaches and other disorders
I'm the healthiest person in the COM
munity, if long persisted in.
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The average weight, all the year
round, of that portion of woman's
clothing which is supported from the
waist is between ten and fifteen
pounds. Are weak backs q wonder?
Put on susDenders. girls!
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EOHES. UEALTH, HAPPINESS.

How To BE OBTAINED o Five DOllEn!-
PLANTATIONS, PAINS, VILLA SITES AID
TowS LOIS, at THE GREAT PREMIUM LAMP
SALE, Aiken, :. c. The -SaratogO OF the
South" IS hours from y. Y. The most de-
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rlgors OF Northern winters, exempt from
Throat Diseases. Vineyards and orchards
in full bearing, For descriptive pamphlet,
address, with stamp, J. 9. DERBY Augusta
Ga.
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
DEPARTMENT.
Gents FLANNEL Undershirts and Drawers

Gents \ Undershirts and Drawers
Knit
silk "a d"
Cotton flannel Undershirts and
Drawers. The best knit Undershirtsand
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for sale at that prioe-usuRlly sold foF
Sl,GQ, Knit Double Jackets, knit Cardi-
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Buckskln Gloves and Mittens, lined and
unlined dne buck, kid and dogskiu DriY-
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n Gloves, fur top. All kinds OF Gloves
and Mittens. Neckties, Bows, Scarfs,
Cravats-all Of the novelties OF the sea
son. Paper Collars, Guns and Bosoms,
Linen Collars, Cuffs and BcscnS, TIE
Newport nodded Cloth covered Collar Is
the uest lifting collar made 1 sell the
Agate Paper Collar, cloth lined, for Is
cents-the best collar for the price that
Is made. BALLOUfS FRENCH YOKE
Shirt the most perfect fitting shirt
yet lnVentedI prices lower han same
quality OF material in any other make.
Cloth, flannel and cashmere shirts in
great variety. c. =. FIELD.
y. B.-James Ward 4 Co.'S scriptaker
IS CASH c. S. F.
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