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Home Insurance CompanIofNer York.

We give TO our readers, this We K, the
S5th semi-annusl exhibit Of this compa-
ny. The N Y. Independent Of March
ID, says: Its already well-known repu-
tation for fair and honorable dealing in
all 90 its extensive operations through
out the country renders its name asynon-
YIN for promptness and integrity. In
der the popularity it has thus attained
others have endesvored 10 profit by
adopting its title; some OF whom, with
no real foundation on which TO base
their claims as underwriters. have
already come to grief With its solid
block Of assets, and with its present adj
mirahle and iudiciOus management, we
believe that the Home Insurance Com
pam Of New York may be justly con-
sidered n Of the best and sOundest in
situtions Of its class in the world.
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More Fine Stock.

That our farmers are intent on keep
ing up their reputation as stock growers
there can be no doubt A few days since
Mr.. IA Estsbrook, Of this township, re-
turned from the sale of Mr.. R Bakers in
Lorain county, bringing with him the
celebrated COW Rose Bud, No. ., 54, vol.
Z. A. d. B. Rose Bud, red, was calved
April 4, 1884: Her first dam was Lady
Lucknow, A. H. B. 900. Rose Bud was
second prize cow for milk At LOrain co.
fair, 1869; first for milk, 1870; $40 lbs. Of
milk in ten days. She gave in seven days
in 1870, milk, 4Is3 lbs, butter, 14i pounds.
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FarmeraI

We have Just received our new stock Of
those York State Iron Beam Piows OF which
We sold 80 many last year. Also the q.
Lord, Steel and Cast PloW, which stand 50
have too q large line Of other makes. such
as ]. Long, New York Premium, Pittsburgh
center Lever, &C, &C, al Of which We offer
cheap 70 the trade. To Factorymen and
Dalrymen we would Say. We are agents for
me Celebrated 10 Cheese Watts, Presses,
Fress screws, &C, besides q hull line OF dairY
apparatus. Wemake hiIk Cans q speciality
a14 esn give you prices very low.
1t viii pay o ali 20 al md see our nav
SEaln Drhls and Buckeye Mowers, which
nave Al the late Improvement, A null
Hnsol MoWer repain kept constantly on
nano. We are agents for The AultmSn q
Taylor. and Russell q Co. Threading Ma
chimes, both Of which We sold LANCE NUM-
per last year. Call and see rs, we will b.
glad TO show you through.
KIRK 4 CHRIsTY.
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MARRIAGES.
Mayy1o0e Eoetoe, inserted Graf

Marriage NOtoca m2eTcu GTUH.
On Mineral Ridge, Ohio, at the residence OF
the brides mother, by Elder Ii Rees, Mr..
RICHARD EDWARDS and Miss MAR
GARET EVANS, all Of Mineral Ridge.
In Lordstown. Ohio, Feb. q, Isl, By Rev. F.
c. Becker, at his residence, Mr.. NOAH
LAPP, Of Green Village, Mahoning Co. o.,
and Miss ODELIA KILLER, Of Warren,
Ohio.
In this City, at the Mayors ONCE. March Is,
1871, by Mayor Dawson, Mr.. BOSTWICK
FITCH COWAN. q Miss NARY ANN
CLARK, all OF Warren.
At the Eagle House. on the 18th inst, by the
Rev. R. Telford, Mr.. THOMAS MORGAN,
and Miss HANNAH JONES.
March . at the residence Of the brides
father, by Thomas Spahord, Esq, Mr.. Al
KELLEY and Miss HELEN LPOMEROY.
All OF Livingston countv, Illinois.
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mEAAaAA , DaAAa . ACI
Headquarters
For nne Teas, at White q BradfOrd's.
New Arrival
OF Teas at White & Bradford's.
The Best Tea In town
At White & Bradford's.
ladies' Leather,
Lamb lined Shoes high cut fur bound 2,S,
New Orleans MOlasses
Always on hand. HoYT& SPEAR
Go TO McLain's
Third annual clearing ont sale Of Boots 4
Shoes.
Ladies' Felt Slips
Flannel lined; ~sOle-leather soles 500
The Best Tea
That hashpen in Warren for i've years. at
HOYT &SPEAR'S. Nos. Main St.
-
Ladies' Felt Slips,
Felt Soles, sl.OO. at McLAIN'S
Rubber Cement
For repairing Rubber Boots, at McLain's.
Third Annual
McLAIN Is selling Boots and Shoes for win
terwear very low, 20 make o for a large
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49,
EDITOR CHRONICLE - This pleasant
spring weather we are now having enli-
yens and aEskens the whole OF animated
nature. Wheat that has been hid be-
meath the snow, to-day presents a verdi
ure which at this season of the year is
seldom expected, and to all appearances,
as q crop, indicates a bountiful harvest.
Sugar-making season, THUS far has been
a failure. A considerable mount Of
sugar and molasses is generally manu-
featured here each spring; but this
spring has proved very unpropitious.
We have in our midst those who are
against secret organizations Of any kind
whatever; and it matters not how much
good may be accomplished thorefrom,
unless through channels Of their oign
suggestion, it is only for the f~urtherance
Of some evil, and, consequently those
who belong to the Order of I. o. g. T.
are often receiving slang and comments
Of abuse from a point which they might
Justly have expected help. Is the I. o.
G. T. to create the great temperance ref
Ormstion? Who is to be benefited by
the law to abolish the sale OF liquorf Is
not all mankindf Why not then, all
abor together? Why are those who
do not belong to the order continually
watching with a jealous eye for a mis-
step Of some of its members, and ready
at the least circumstances to denounce
their faults with unbecoming gentility. |
II mankind are so circumstanced that
there must be a contrast between those
who attempt to suppress evil by combi-
nation and those who ought to be labor
ing with due benevolence for advocating
justice and purity in society, when we
have placed within our reach every pos
slble means for the eradication Of the
awful pest, then We would say, "let
continue as from the beginning"
and we sleep IN. =.
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atWehb,sH Han

On Friday evening next, the Rev. n.
P. Bailey viii deliver 8 temperance dis
course at Webb's Hall, under the auspi-
ees Of the I. o. G. T. Of this place. Mr..
BIS discourse upon this subject at the
Presbyterian church, on Sabbath even
ing OF the 18th inst, was universally
considered by those whose good for
sune it was to be present on the occasion,
as being an interesting lad telling dis
course, worthy the attention Of our en-
tire community. The admission will be
free, and We expect 70 see the Hall filed
20 Its utmost capacity
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Go to Henry WaIdeek's
For your hne French and American can

1-Eeep the Blood Pure and avoid Fevers
by using a bottle OF POland's Humor Doctor
the great System Remover, sold and recon-
mended by HOyt& Spear.
ED not wait for I Cough or Kidney
Disease to go as It came but get Poland's
White Pine Compound to cure az once.
worm remedy in MISUNDERSTANDING harm.
less Qualities with delicious tasteand amaE-
ing power. Sold by Hoyt& Spear.
All cases o Debility peculiarto Female
will md a sovereign remedy in Dr.. SWEETS
Female Strengthening Cordial Sold by
Hoyt & Spear. June 8. lS70-lyr
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A Great Invention.

The Extension wood stove Is a complete
revolution in the construction Of cooking
stoves, has an iron reservoir. n oven en-
tirely new from anything before offered to
the puhlic. Call and see Il. at No. 4 Main
street. JAMES REED SONS.
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Clearing out sale Of Boots and Shoes. J. c.
McLAIN Is selling Boot and Shoes for win
terwear very low, to make for a large
new stock OF spring and summer goods. Nc
humbug but low prices n good goods
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-03-22

Anew and good Thing. Spectacles made Of
SlUer and Seek with Gne PeTiScoptc tenSes.
They look hdHdsomeT and ldSi longer thar
steel, and are no more eZpelsius. They can
and Optician, who Is the fEtent0T. No. ]
Main street.
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Are invited 10 call at our store and see the
large assortment OF Cooking Stoves, among
which are some OF the best in use. Also a
full assortment Of Iron and Tin Furniture
for stoves. We are prepared TO give YOU low
prices. JAMES REED &SONS,
No. 4 Main street.
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New Book.

"Talks to Ny Patients, , is the title OF
a new book by Mrs. Dr.. Gleason. It is
handsomely gotten up. and in every
WY a desirable one. II is written for
women and should be in the hands OF
every lady whether maid, wife, or moth
er. Mrs. Ruggles is the agent for this
place, and viii supply all who wish this
valuable work. Price sl.50.
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We want farmers to raise Flax Straw
enough TO supply our Bagging Mills, about
5,O0J tons will supply US
Mar, PIT. CAMP, RANDALL & co.
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Tbs above prices win be subject to huctua-
tons with other markets, always aiming 70
pay the highest price for grain, and sell a.
cheap astne cheapest Remember the place,
next o 70 McLainis Shoe store. ~ room
formerly occupied by Trumbuu Nat. Bank.
All our goods warranted as representad-
Come y see rs. A liberal deduction al
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New Goods.

The Gipsie's At Mrs. Potters. Barnum may
Advertise a c-herry-colored cat, and when
the ~credulous ind Il black. he tells them
some cherries are black. Mrs. p. frankly
coufesses that she does not keep the verita-
bic fortune telling wanderers themselves,
only some NJ the most chRrmingly become
ing Gypsy Hats Just fresh from New York.
Mrs. E. POTTER & co.
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For Rent or Sale.

A nne brick. in McLain's Block, contain
ing spacious Store Room, good cellar, and
pleasant chambers, front and rear. Also
three front chambers on same St., a pleas
ant suit OF rooms on South St., and several
Dwelling Houses in different parts OF the
City. Terms reasonable.
Mar. a-SL 7. ]. McLAIN &sOS.
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Metallic and wooden Burial Cases, Caskets
and Uohins. BURIAL ROBES, nom plain 10
I elegant, ALWAYS ready, at
TRUESDELL & TOWNSESDS.
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The Old Reliable

Pew Z Brother WON'T Be undersold.
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THE MARKET REPORT.
OFFICE WETERE RBERvE CHRoy1uEJ
WARREN OHIO, March 81. Isl-

BEANS-e2W per bushsl.
FLOUR-s6W 70 $500
HAY-sl2aelA.
OATS-5c.
CORN-Ear sc; Shelled &c.
DRIED APPLES-5 10 90.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll % . oDe.
TALLOW-7 tO8c
CHEESE-Faetory l3Le.
EGGS-l2c.
LARDACountry rendered, 10 to I91ze.
POTATOES-0 to l.Q
WOOL-SHEc.
FLAX SEED-2O
HIDEs-9reen, 6S6He; calf skins lOal2C
pelts 50a75c.
WOOD-StOve length, s2O0a25O per cord.
do Three-feet, 8,00aS0 per cord.
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Tie Best Tea
That hashaen in Warren for five years. 1t
HOYT &SPEARrS. Not. Main ST.
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France.

For Hoop Skirts,
COrsets, &C.. 20 q the factory-King's
new block, Main St., Warren, Ohio.
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Notice-To Rntter.Hakers.

We nave a stock OF the Improved Union
Crank Churn. We think IL the best crank
churn made. We have also Dash Churns for
dog power for from i've TO fifteen gallons.
PEW BROS.
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House and Lot for Sale,

On Monroe street, east Of High School
building. Hons contains fourteen rooms
finished Throughout with al modern inn
provements. Lot Is ten by fifteen rods. con-
talns a large quantity OF shade, ornamental
and fruit trees, grape vines, &C. Apply 10 A.
E ANDREWS, on the premises.
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Local Notices.
Imnnrtant fn Farmers.


Local Notices Is cent? per In first iaSeTtion,
10 cent? per line each StbSeg1Eent insertion.
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HEALTH. the poor mans riches, the rich
mans bliss. is Oundi In Ayers Medicines, amer
q fruitless search mong other remedies. A
word 70 the wise is sufficient.
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80 - NJ

Mrs. FRANCE BAKER,
mi Manufactures and dealer IN hair Jew
siry, room in River Block, corner Of Main
and MARKET St& Wigs, SWi5enss, GSIls,
paid for Hair. Fine Kid Gloves cleaned and
made 10 look as good as new. Cleaning
GIoves Is cents; ColorinE . oehtG Also
White Furs n SWans-down lanes Ihin-
chiiis ClOaks, Plumes, sc. Coats, Pants and
Vasts cleaned and Fepairsd-
Feb. Is 1871,
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New Orleans Sugar!
Something nice-opeued this day
HOYT & SPEAR. Nos Main St.
SIeen Ye!!

And to do so scientifically. go TO Trnesdsll
& TOwnsend's. and get q Bedstead, Springs,
Mattress and Pillow. and all the rest Of your
furniture.
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Visiting Cards
narda

pack Of visiting cards would be = hand
some Christmas present to any Of your
friends. All kinds printed at the CHRoNI-
CLE office.
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Envelopes.

Alarge assortment Just received, and very
cheap, at the CHRONICLE once. You can
have your card printed on them for a small
advance.
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Awarded to II. Waldeck, Of the City Ba-
kerry for wheat bread. Plenty more OF the
same sort. fresh daily, two doors south Of
McLain's Bank. main street.
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Special for the Press Cby MeLSin's under
ground Cable)
J. c. M'LAIN, WarreD-De0r Sir -Please
send me 1 pair more OF those Rubber Boots.
Send the National, as they are the best
enclosed find Ducats.
Yours, TRoCHU.
p. S-MadsaeI Periwarkle sails the French
Kids she sent for are the real Freneh-and
are cheap. i.
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No Crnn Paws Rather

Than Flax-try Il, ifOnly i've or ten acres.
Now is the time 10 decide.
Ma Eft CAMP, RANDALL q co.
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Il uNAEE DuuAau
The largest and best assortment of Pocket
Books ever brought TO this city, for sale low,
at PORTERS' BOOKSTORE.
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Nanted ImmedIateII

At the Saw Mill Of s. Freeman q Son.
Warren, Ohio, a hrst class Setter. None
other need apply. March l5lw.
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BuekWheat Flour
For the rich as well as the poor, 20 cts. per
sack. RUSH MEDBCRRY.
March Is.
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Go to the City Bakery
For Your fresh homemade Bread, Pies,
Rusks, Buns, and all kinds Of cakes
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WESTERN RESERVE
CARRIAGE FACTORY

WESTERN RESERVE
CARRIAGE FACTORY
THE proprietor desires to say to the
public, that there can be seen at his Re
pository, OF Liberty Street, q few rod south
Of First National Bank, the largest assort-
meDt OF
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIRs,
That he has ever exhibited and offered for
sale in this market HIS stock consists OF
FAMILY ARRLAGESRnd SLIDE SEATS,
Of various patternA- One horse BuEgies Of
nearly every description, and all OF which
Eastern styles, which for quality Of material
substantial workmanship q elegance Of
nnish, cannot be surpassed by any other e.
tablishment In the State. Having IN sue
cessful operation q STEAM ENGINE with
an the necessary machinery for manufnctu-
ring his SPokes, Hubs, Feloes, and every
thing that can be done advantageOusly By
machinery.
Being q practical mechanic, superintsnd-
ing and overseeing al the various branches,
rate style, for less money than any other
manufacturer IN the west.
Hacks, Pedlers Wagons, Co1ckea and RsreucheG-
Ifnot on hand, viii be made to order. on
short notice.
"a Repairing. Trimming and huntingdon
with neatness and dispatch.
ER-Au work done atmy factory warranted
In addition TO the above, I am prepared 70
urniEh Carriage makers and Others with the
best quality Of Turned Spokes, Bent Rina
Bows, Shafts, Poles, Seat-arms, hubs, &C, at
Carriage-makers desiring TO furnish their
own timber, can get their Spokes and Hnbs
turned on short notice, and at fair prices.
Jan. S. 1870. Z. X WISELL
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We Have Just Reed
The finest stock OF Baby Carriages that
ever came to Warren, PEW 4 BRO.
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Buy the National
Rubber Boot. Il Is the best.
Rare Chance

To obtain a building or out lot. The sub
scriber offers for sale twenty-five acres Of
land laying between Broadway ana Maho-
ming Avenue south Of Quinby's addition to
Warren. VIII sell the above In nj to i've
acre lots TO nit purchasers.
Warren, Feb, is. 1871, s. r. DIOKEf.
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Third Animal

Rubber Cement
For repairing Rubber Boots, at McLain's.
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Horse Rfls-

We are now prepared to print from an
assortment Of over twelve different plates
the hnest bills and at the lowest rates, sen1
also mail specimen copies Of plates 70 any
who may desire. Address OAAONCA
OFFICE, Warren, Ohio.
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PITTsBURGH, March 20.

LLLLoHIHuHI WaILN 10
Butter-Good churn roll 28a3lc; COM
mon, l5aiSc. Cheese-Receipts are very
light. and prices very firm At the follow
ing figures: New York Goshen ls@
Iale; Ohio Goshen, l7l@1slc; Ohio factO-
~ l6al7c; Western Reserve l5l@l64c
n.
CINCINNATI, March 20,
BUTTER-Firm al 2Sa35c for fresh
Cheese-Quiet at l4lal6ic for factory.
NEW YORK, March %.
Butter-l5s25c for Western,snd SOa42e
for State. C~heese-Dull at l2al6ac,
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The FnhII

House and Lot for Sale
On Monroe street-enquire at HapgOod &
STATIONS Drug Store.
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Accidental

Insure against accidents IN the Accident
Insurance Company Of Hartford, Conn
Cash Assets one mlioa dOttart. Apply 70
Ohio. loot. S-tL.
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The Davis Machine

VIII rev I'D the sides and ends OF a pillow
time. Mar. iS-ets
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HOuSeEeepeFs

And popular cook stove. the President,
Is made and sold by US. at No. 4 Main stree
JAMES REED& SONS.
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6fape vines
Ihave some fine Grape Nineas two and
three years old, for sale. Also Blaek Gap
Raspberry. Cherry and Currant Plants. The
isffar shcnId ALWAYS be set out In the spring.
BENJAMIN STEVENS.
Warren, Mar. s. ls7I-3t
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A choice lot OF Roses for outdoor planting
also. Black Cap Raspberries, strawberry
Plants, and a few bearing Grape Vines, for
sale by WM. i. PORTER.
Mar. 1871
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Headquarters
For nne Teas, at White q Bradford's.
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Local Notices.

Local NoaeeI rs cent? per linz, GrSf tHSsra0a; Il
cents per line, each atbseqIeTa Insertion.
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Come One. Come All!

And see that tremendous stock Of Crock.
cry Just received at PEW & BROS.
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Warren. Mar. s. ls7l-St
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And Spotted Tail, Big InIIns, buy their
Slippers at McLAIN'S.
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Silver and SteeII

Business Cards, Visiting Canis, Wedding
Cards and Invitations, neatly printed at the
CHRONICLE once
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Crane Vines.

BuekWheat Flour
For the poor as well as The rich, at eOc per
sack, at Camp & Randsllhs MainSt.
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Red CIOud

New lot Of SlippersI
At NioLAINs.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06
RAINBOWS OF COLD.

''If you get to the foot ofa rainbow befor
it fades away you will find ibushel o
gold."-Lsgend Of Fairy Lore.
When was child was solemnly told,
When the rainbow appeared in the sky,
That under its foot was a bushel Of gold,
That any could get would they try;
So / ran where the splendor came down ic
the ground,
But 1t flceted as fast as ran.
And with all OF my search IL was nothing /
found;
Yet I'm doing thesame as a man.
There's the rainbow of fovs, when the aifec.
tions arcyoung.
The brightest, we think, of the lot;
We follow to find It a thing of the tongue,
Or foolish abstraction OF thought;
There's the rainbow of fame, with. its amar
anth crown;
We chase it in'emulous strife,
We reach where. its foot so enticing came
down,
hsNc
Hopes rainbows are ever abroad in the air,
Alluring,'us fools to pursue;
We follow and. follow, and find nothing
there
Save sprinkle oflglttering dew.
Earth's rsnbows of promise, so fair to the
sight,
Are but ictions, at best, of the mind
Their CLEANS give at most unsubstantial
delight
They fade and leave nothing behind.
Then what of.the rsmbors that. CLEAN DO.
you'd dcathi
The promise hereafier' Who is there
Can tell if, after the parting of body and
breath,
He ise.sure under that rainbow all will be
welll
Can be certain i, is the last bow to allure,
The one that ,toops down on ,he bushs
ofgold-.
The gold he at last shail posessl Who 4
surei
Alas It's asecret we can not unfold
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06

Cures the rora psi1s in from ore to ieesty
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06

A single-rail tramway has lately
been put into operation in India. The
cars have four ordinary wheels, placed
as usual, and two others, double fan,
ged, placed between the fore and hind
wheels, which take the weight of the
car and load, and run upon a single
rail in the centre Of the road track.
The ordinary wheels serve to merely
balance the car. The road costs but
about onc>halt as much as the ordinary
railway. while the power required for
draft is vastly less than on common
roads.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06

"PERILs OF THE DEEP. P."-Unpro-
tectsd female awakening old gent,
who is not very well): "Oh mister,
would you find the captain? I'm sure
we're in dangerl I've teen watching
the man at the wheel; he keeps turn.
ing it round first one way and then
the other, and evidently don't know
his own mind.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-06

A widow advertised in Chicago, ask
ing "every Christian in the city" to
send her ten cents, as the amount
would not oppress them, and the col
lection would benefit her greatly. For
wonder, the class called upon did all
contribute as requested, and the widow
realized twenty cents.