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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

cissitudes Of temperature in our climate. Few, II
any cases Of epidemic fever heard Of In looal-
ties where II Is in common use. As Il becomes
more and more widely known, and the demand for
It increases, chs ahd fever and the bilious remit.
tent to recede before It, aud II ever II should
come into universal use, these diseases would
cease to be known as the scourges of ourlow-lying
aud marshy districts. That homey bit of pro-
verbal philosophy, that prevention is better
than cure" should be especially borne In mind In
the autumn months, and indeed, In all seasons, to-
gether with the fact that among all the preven.
tives of malarlous disease, Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters is the most safe and potent
BE certain however, to obtain the genuine arti.
Gle, countless limitations of pernicious charac-
ter are abroad. See that the externals are all
right, and remember that Hostet,ers Stomach Bit
ters is sold in bottles alone.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

GoDEY.-" Nutting" is the title of the
handsome steel-plate engraving in the october
number of Godey's LdiyS Book, on the colored
fashion-plate is displayed suitable designs for
walking dresses, house dresses, a visiting dress,
and Il suit for boyi and on the extension sheet
will be found later styles, from which choice can
be made to suit all tastes. A plate of children's
fashions is also given. In addition to all these is
presented a colored plate Of fancy but useful
work, directions for working which will be found
in the work department, along with many other
useful articles. Part II, of "Nurse Browns
Story" by Marion Harland, is given in this num-
Der, together with the usual variety Of literary
matter. L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia; $500 per
year.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

ment of the public debt, to the careful fos.
tering of all branches of trade and indus
try, to wholesome laws, pure and learned
judiciary, and an upright administration of
the government, both State and National ;
supporting Grants administration in the
warmest terms, and declaring in favor of
such reform in the civil service as to make
appointment to Office dependent on fitness
and character, and allowing removals for
cause only.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
A Monster Floating Palace.
The New steamship Spain, of the
National Line.

As stated in yesterdays Herald, the steamer
Spain arrived in this port on Sunday, making
the passage from Queenstown in nine days
and some odd hours, travelling only at three
quarter speed. With the exception of the
Great Eastern, she is the largest vessel that
ever entered American waters, and is at least
as fine as any steamer anoat She is 431 feet
long, breadth of beam 43 feet, and 30 feet in
| depth from the hold to the main deck. Her
| gross register is 4, 800 tons. She is provided
with improved engines fed by six boilers,
each being IL feet in diameter, II feet 3 in
ches long, and each heated by four furnaces,
making twenty-four furnaces in all. The
| Spain is fitted to carry l20 first-class and
400 steerage passengers and has four decks,
| the upper one being flush fore and aft. The
frst-class cabins occupy the space under the
| spar deck abaft of the engine-room
The main saloon is 110 feet long by
fifteen feet broad, and on each side
are large state-rooms superbly fitted up,
abaft of which is a splendid ladies' saloon ele
gantly furnished with every necessary and
convenience. All of these can be heated by
| steam. The steerage accommodation Is fitted
on the lower and orlop decks, and for cleanli-
ness, comfort and ventilation it cannot be
| surpassed. Both the upper and the main
| decks are covered under the deck planking
with steel plating, and the other decks with
| iron, which of course makes the vessel doubly
strong. The ship is rugged with four masts,
which are made of iron in one piece up to the
| lOpLnhsJ mean, ana lne lower ydEus Ol sleel.
| She carries an area of canvas enough to rem
der her independent of her engines in case of
a serious disaster. The cargo capacity of the
vessel is very great, and the means for load
ing and unloading are of the most approved
kind, engines being fitted up expressly for
this purpose at every hatch Her. steer
ing arrangements are admirable, and
the machinery for heaving the anchor
is well worthy of inspection. This,
her first Transatlantic trip, has been a
perfect success, she having made the passage
in a few hours over ten days. From an inter-
view with several of the cabin passengers, an
attache of the Times CLEANED that throughout
her voyage she proved herself a steady but
fast vessel, and that the vibrations of her en-
gines were scarcely perceptible. This opinion
was universal. The Spain is commanded by
Capt. Grace, an officer whose seamanship and
gentlemanly bearing are well known TO ocean
travellers. He is now Commodore of the Ma
tional Line, in whose employ he has been for
several years, previous to which he was well
known among the Inman vessels. Mr.. Hurst
the agent of this line in this city, received the
| CONGRATULATIONS of several merchants OF
| Change yesterday, on the arrival of thi,
magnificent steamer.-NetU York Herald.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

TIE BALANCE is the name of a new
monthly five column quarto publication juststart-
ed in Chicago, and mainly devoted to the ad-
vancoment of the political rights of woman. 1t
has an able corps OF editors-Mrs. 4. Mackway,
Dr. Odelia Blinn, Miss NJ Tomlin and Miss NJ
lIawl9y all experienced writer's. five may Judge
by the September number, tho Balance will prove
an able, dignhed and consistent champion of the
right of woman to an active participation in polit-
ioal affairs, It's editors claiming that the exercise
Of such right will not only "better woman's condi
tion, but equally benefit the nation," and ayowing
a determination "not 10 touch the family relation
with the lightest disturbing finger" The RdldBce
is well printed sheet, and contains n large
amount of reading matter on variety of subjects.
Terms S1.0O year; single number 10 cents.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
The New Jersey Republicans.

The recent New Jersey Republican
Convention adopted resolutions renewing
pledges of fidelity TO the Republican
party indorsing the Fifteenth Amend
ment as just in theory and ennobling in
practice, and opposing any attempts TO blot
Il from the record of the country's pro-
gress that the Republican party is
pledged TO economy in expenditures of
public money, 10 good faith In the pay.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

AN ORIGINAL MEDIUINE.-The ingredients
of DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs differ
from those of every other tonic and correct
i've in use. Unlike the tinctures of the phar-
macopiea this remedy contains no alcohol.
Botanical research has brought to light in our
Pacific Territory herbs, roots and plants of
surprising potency as Alternatives, nervines
and invigorants, and of these the Bltters are
mainly composed. A long series of cures,
embracing dyspepsia in all its forms, and bill
ious nervous disorders of every phase, are the
vouchers of this inestimable medicine.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

THE Young PILOT has always shown
excellent taste in the choosing of Its contributors,
and the September number is, throughout, thor
oughly entertaining and readable The interest is
well kept up in this instament ofthe serial story,
and the "Argosy Club" will more than meet the
anticipations of those who laughed at and mourn
ed the sad fate of the Mandarin, Gilderoy, and his
kite told in the August number In the "Club"
this month Mr.. Wateroos rolicking rhymes give
a most comical origin for the expression, "Thats
where the gazelle comes in.n AL the depart
ments Of the PilOt are full, and this September
number Is an exceptionally good one. Terms, one
dollar year. All who subscribe before The 1st Of
October will receive three numbers free. Address,
FRANKLIN IL. TINKER, Publisher, Rooms and Z,
Farwcll Hall Building, Chicago,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

EEwIN o. SARGENT, of Ellsworth, Me
has Just returned there after an absence of
eleven years, for the last seven of which
he had not been heard from, and was sup.
posed dead. He was wounds during the
rebellion, in which he served in Mas,
sachusetts regiment as was supposed
fatally, and his father has ever since been
drawing a pension ON the sons account.
The son, however, recovered and sailed
for Australia, where he has been living,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER pos.
sesses virtue which not alone removes pain in.
etantly, but regulates the stomach gives strength
tone and vigor to the system. It is one of those
medicines which Is worth more than gold. We
advise the good people not to try experiments by
using tho many new Reiefs and Panaceas, but cal
for the old reliable Davis Pain Killer.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

THERE is probably no house in this country
that has goods so well adapted for Western
trade as the house of j. V. Farwell Il Co.,
Chicago. Long years of strict attention to
business, and close observation of the wants
of the people enable them to supply Western
merchants with Just the goods they need.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

The most astonishing cure of chronic diar-
rhea we ever heard of is that of VIM. Clark,
Frankfort Mills, Waldo County, Maine the
facts are attested by Ezra Treat, Upton
Treat, and NJ, A. Merrill, either Of whom
might be addressed for particulars. Mr.,
Clark, was cured by Johasoa's A.OdyHe LiHi-
nlent, -.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

THE constantly increasing trade of the
house of J. V. Farwell IL Co. of Chicago, has
compelled them to make additional room to
facilitate their business. Their present sales
rooms, it is well known, are now the largest
in the West, but they need additional room,
and next season will greatly increase it, SO
that they can handle more goods than ever.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

HON. JOSEPH FAREWELL, Mayor of Rock
land, Me-, Isaac NJ. Bragg, Esq, Bangor, and
Messrs. Pope Bros, Machias, Me-, lumber
merchants, fully endorsed the Sheridan
the proprietors liberty to use their names in
recommending them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

A oUARRELsoME couple were discuss.
ing the subject OF epitsphs and tombstones,
and the usband said: "My dear, what
kind of stone do you suppose they will
give me when l dieY" Birthstone, my
lover was the afectionate reply.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
TEVER AND AGUE
SARSAPARILLIAN RES0LVENT


Every drop Of the sARsA RsAPARILLIAN REsoLyENT
communicates through the Blood Sweat, Urine and other
HS p e Re ws Sss of the boy sd gSd @
Scrott g. Shs d3nSpg2n Ga1aa dsegse gse 5 ds
and other parts QC e system, Sore Eyes, Suorous dts
ease EIsons s 1 f ase 5res SS S s IS RS " W6 a
St Retnt ErBspeds, Acpe, black Spots Worms IN tie
and pam discharges Mg6t Soes, loss Qf Sperm and
aH ioases 9t Me we pt9ciple are cibt, ne ctnUtte
d1gs use ,oiApr2reto ang person using q y3r eueT o.
If The patient daily by the wastes and
decomposition thatis continually progressing succeeds in
teral made from good healthy blOod-and this the sA1
sAPARllLlAN will and does securea cure is certain;
cation and succeeds in diminishing the loss OF wastes s
repairs will be rapdand every day thepaent will felhim
appetite improving, and flesh and weight increasing.
III, hot only does ihe sARsAPARILLAN kEsoLy INT excel
lous Constitutional and Skin diseases; but 1t Is the only
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,
Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy
stQppage of Water Incontnence of Urine Brghrs Disease
deposits the water Is thick, cloudy, mixed with sub
or there is morbid, dark bilious appearance and white
bonedust deposits, and when there Is pckng burning
sensation when passing water and pain in the small of the
TumOr of Twelve Years Growth Cured by
Radway's Resolvent.
BEVERLY MASS, July 1s 1869.
DR.. RADwAY:-Ih have had Ovarian umor in the ova-
res and bowels All the doctors said there was no cure
tbjr baiTaJ ~, ,.ol,r p,sat,,a,t ni ~, , 7
,, s % iF hnt 90, S l, ~ IL ~ Ion, % h
for Twelve Years Itool sX bottles of the Iesoyent and
one bny of Rat,o,s Biz and t, hotties ~ yonr eai,,
Rnef. and there 4; NOT s of t,,oy 10 no syen or ff
and iee hefer smarter ana banniey thon have fn1
twelveG The worst fprnr was n e Ia1t sdn f tba
bowpis over the syToin win dis m Won Tor The benedt
of others Yon can pubsh itif Won c6oosa coi u
~ ~ F II SNNSU p KNAPP
NTOIpORTANT 7 vTTpES
from, n prnminen eeneman and rIsdent Of cincinnati
ohio Tr ma f, st f,Ttv Vsr ,eIl trC 10 tho hcnt nh
ljsherrs t,ron 5TI,onf ths frniied stats. " ~ Wv ~ P
NFy, YopE Oct nh 1874
I'm R.Du,.x Dayy c3,. II an, ini,fad I,t n eo1sc ~,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

IN CENTS. STAR sPANqLED BANNER" is
ing with Rich, liae and l'acy reading, tories vii,
Humor Fun. GOO swlndlors named and fully exposed
ihs year IL "shows up" uscality aud will save your
faoieV make you "augh and grow tat" and cures the
"hucs" q cents yti7, but will send Il trial to
YOU 3mon;hs for ime Elegant Rec Chrome nee 10
"BANNER," Hinsda'e, N II.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

THE price of quinine has been advanced
in the New York market from $23 to SO
per ounce. The advance was occasioned
by the small stock Of the a ticle on hand,
and by the unusual demand for il, because
of the gem raj prevalence Of chills and
fever all over the country.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22
I'M p ERIAL GIN

If YOU have not this celebrated brand, get II at once
There is none equal To H. Is now Put up IN bulk H.
cases. Each package and bottle h II. II. S. d Co.
burnt or blown upon it. None other is genuine. Send
for circular. ii. ii. SHUFELDr ~ CO., Chicago.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-09-22

Urinary and Womb diseases Gravel, Diabetes, Dropsy,
Stgppage of Water nContnence of Urine Brigts Disease
Abuminuria and in all where there brCkdust
deposits, the water Is thick, cloudy mixed with sub
stances Ike the white of eyg, threads like white silk,
or there is morbid dark, bilious appearance, and white
bOneust deposits and when there Is pricking burning
sensation when passing water and pain in the small Of the
Back and along the Lons.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw.YnRK. Saturday. Nov. ls, 49,

NEw-YoRK, Saturday, Nov. IL, 1871
In the horse market during the week under
review, We did note the improvement anticipated by
te trade TO follow the elections At this season business
naturally shows falling or but there much less
"'he HAN c"nd bc expected and everywhere heard
Complaints "f unusual dmness. Dealers In pleasure
n''S "I al kinds appear anxious to sell and well
"~S'o 7" mako reasonable corcea.Ions but earne<
o no 'lS2r hons requiring ccia notice Work horses
sv' III 'HH!I hlinh'rE and n lower figures than usual
fFi,tN 8 hIhiN slow y nlaibrd downward tendency
and TN" condition Of the hUrs, trade is far from being
l2i .sf'rtUry.
I lubr au"'i"n si'cs ~ strictly legitimate charac-
ter f -"hird NOR" 'nc0raging features tan the grn
raj hr irtdr "a" ak brpug tu the banner dgr!ag
o." wee 10 i.G "a rule, quito desirable, and prices
realized sa .act"ry.
Attention D.. invited through our advertising columns
ia t" drAtt sale Of hr on. 20 c0nm nee al stable,
No - TIonr' On-~t, On Tuesday next the 2lst inst
ThIr, huudrrh and lS horses Hi kinds 200 yehtrrs
dcHCrljd and IinIICnr
dc!y harness aI horse cr:hirg viii hc Knocked dow
to tic hrghr~ bidder. Mj"r e.. " Barker viii orica,e
and cOniiu" ih" ale Cay after day, until
the wiiulr stock Il disposed Of.
There WIS fair Attendance h' c ncid this d1y az
M.sSrS Parker IL Cha-c's tItr Arci.on Mart aud " I
Ia. - .,1tnf flap "A a.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
Goruorallou Hoillcs.

,.r, np NyW..,hK pE t.INCNT ~ t5s'T,,
BtrE,r % TuB RECEIVER - lA.i.
,',,I .llo, ,f rN4h. - H,sLEH'. T.. No' ...'.'
vI,h TAX.PiYERS.- Notice is hereby - n
an. u ~ aii - I'll tsye. unnaG "a ~ j.; e. -
,,,lr ,lo an additional re: 90 d." H. O. 20"
~, Il l. iar - |! ft
t 'r ~, az The books bv the EeeN'r, ."
- If uari,rat 40 B.4~j "a! b, "' :!
V""'A r " BERNARD SMYTi t''.t.'r
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
Gtcamboais ano Rlllroa0s.

DEOPI.E'> LINE For ALBANY.
ui >t< u nc Wy -
ST. JOHN DREW. AL DbtN ti,,!.!OND o. 81 ". 10
haze Pie S" N"aI I,r- s't'rvon i,aH" {
at ocirk rng ALBANl iu M q tolhee VIII b"
N,.. North ABi Eis'. ftr.rD. .sr" re ti''.'ci'
Albany ,rlosk ~. he t'al oi conn"Int I"''
West and NUl.h a0t It-; u....+
Exu BIO al. ~ t,"It 3 T. "sl'I. 10
10 Il, h., at on Pc outl the our OIL
ALBANY and THON.-RcG'ilar me a.
n % m hom PIrr -. n a. p!Itg ~ tss,r,riCiI b, "a.
f,,,.t... ~. " 'Npi fHiL' H4ioNNb' wv
iry lr,vr A. IN ~gl Artr' u 90 l. IN. ,.,,.. ,
I'OR RONDUl r. handing AT sUair'''. s.1ar.
l NLH w. R1,t. A,A.O 4. - ,,,rs ~ E,LlMI, kse
DAILl :, g rtr "a, y. Il, 81 -. -
NEPrl NE LINE STEAMERS p'''! III
PRONIDE\CF. HoSToN. W Rci',o... -
IA. moan -. u. 'r,' V'
,ssn ri- 10 Bo>ToN - +, PRONlpENCl., -.
-, ,,,.,. t,ruot 81 P"v"rrs ~h Do'"" 80 '
irgm Al Il Tor > 'rpatsa; y la. 'i"s NJ r. =
CoH HARTFORD SPHlNGEIdEEhLin,;S IrdEh ,Sf NoE! -
l. W. ~. ,,ni ,phl. -HNtltOlp LIN" -
. VI o,,rn II lP DALI a. "'"s p NJ ie 'eah
fI'N w. -. tsrF Al
In" se a. sys ,ns ~ - b'> rss,sye VI - -
H.. a, t,I. D.i sa '1S'i d" N'' '"-e'"s
.,",i kyr II g. "' 'nl 'a' y. ,u,, p., ..,,.
Fes"N ". " loVp PkSS. v6
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

Second hand wagons were Lively blu i0r Also i1TR'
assOrimc nj uf hOl>r.hl 'nkcts readily dl~p'~"oL
Wc noe slight improvement III the carnage ulH ~
COMPARED win that OF the previous "cf' my nom "'
the manufacture dealers ar" doing heavy nETs-,
Ie,r do they expect II n this period OF the year l
carriages IN demand Landls, Landaltt ts; '"ui -.
,uI Road W. EonI. cond hand wagons 1i Nv - -
ahrr, lie e with better sales than new WORK Oh lI o
make TIE southern trade II reported "HiI' ~"
i-hs were sold toward the close of uc Wech'
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
Gieamboats ano Railroads.
tAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

SAFETY, SPEED; AND COMFORT
@ capSoS p's@'7 F,S @'I9 Br' 'd@ v "
SIiv G1r,c ',Sti ~, sogf% TEs Nv aoi ''H'h 'e'"e"
CITY OF LIwRss,Ei,1 ,i1y an, ov srU ,ovDos
FIR % s's f'h"'. s ? 1"s; .aG 1if %. at O'Clock H. fro"
for FSS S. @ an, u. sS s;'r S S "S E'w; % 'a,
Sor'h Rrrr ~ SH"' r j. A0ent.
SPECIAL .NOIIcE-CHANGE OF HOUR.
% {" 80 ' >t% " ICeK r. M n g. II > o Wo, Lo$'"S
, g.. ,,s t' a. %"! T'si ~ " ' "ni Fi> N'
E'oR ,%EW-HhyEN. HARTFORD, spRING-
H'ven At ii 'oI IL ra. coorr,,.rr IN i~ "a. ,oa,
EOR BkinGErOk1. and aIl points on IIousa
g. % 5' ~ a.! a.'. "a = % r, 'l ' s:'' lave
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-lERSEY.-
Pa s'r9'r 80 ''"it: Pos NevYo-z ' o, L-t, @
ncas,rr Is, a.. o, ,ra VT "a a ,oi a; @ %
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t"T'nn%l a%|ng p H' .! i"i -"'ve - i,k ..h.,ys
T.. L.. .ri irS; w., N S,sss 1T Ia %t!3,
snmiS ISTrim ,,, Ne c"'r'' Jul'tou Will b l. AN RF
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t'as %h,-r T'. .cror. at Wi e. 81 w" -, hs ~
Li1o 10 :, s',s s,s E4.IG.! Z. 49,. for S4s. 'l'.,
80 % H. t ~: F"G%f'" Wf': s 1 .1,%y ,i M,I2 c.,
fDb;-a pOus'e rarnsJa &C. coal,,ts a: %, p'
A. m-Eor Pl.lra- d.
s p a.s e., rPqs all, ssf ss, s AZ, @ 80, -,
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E"-Ig,t I.t sa.s+i k'.so1. Ne,
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E m-F i,nie! w~,nei,;,.nd s1'ara'{. ., a., a.,
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DELAWhRE, LACKAWANNA and WESI-
~ vorR.> t[T * ENitE'1IR ENifW bISsrov
~" h'oN "i'r L'b'" re- i,pr ,iS,iI ~ oP cSR
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|.H AaaHr-4I3iS. COMMENCING MONDAY Jul! H.
g. -. II lDoAo our ry?rE,> raNy ", E},n,.. g'r.
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n"i' "a, a. 'I,'' " ". ,T Is & Es, ,>,1 yt ~ l. yR e.
Tor Lrt .,n, AL'tu. N.rh t.U.S. hs axe, Eea"nZ az
80 J.. ". G,o,p c,r.a .$raF rarT. ,' r,''rgg ant
,or pnr,. .Yo. ia: l,,.r ". ,.ror i. r..
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YrJ,Ra,iowy 4. ;:i5 y:lr u:?' r!:oam a." a:s' 'o
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a." Il q, ~ & 1 !ri q 6EiS S ni s;} -; o:i, e oo
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New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

4ulS OI L'L.I KITp. GAME >,
iON iUI 'A $50 DlkNEN
>I1S IrS-IIN< LLIPllAAI>
uo.,t> COWS. SdEEP tAf'
Dots NUNBtYS. RABBIT
PItNbS TpuLrS bANlO.
Ir' W. HOUSES. fAKNS iNlL-
4 .tl
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

RTICLrS POR CHRISTMAS TREPS.
ARTICLES FOR GRAB BAG.
PAIRS IND SCHOOLS 81 FILLED.
TRADE SUPPLlED.
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

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'....,,..,. ....> co.,, .,,t
,,.,. 80, >..... = t.!S 'Su BOWS
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

- NORWICH LINE
For HoSon, Worcester Ficlug Groton Jnnc Lowell Law
Sssua nnn6 Coprod Palmer. brI AMI iu"n~
dn'r y",nts The new an stsnch
BDSTrS
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20

! 30 \CUMAN.-A steady cOlolrd man rs
toNlIMiH Iholoqeh.y .'su u.t'' lH! ~ un-
!, .trlc.s. ta or al'.,,' !5l West Tea " rrAie
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
Gitnalion5 Wanleo-- itla!rs.

4 TTENTlON, LADIES ,--lon can hear of
,ooi r. , t;rr i,n fi.rrn. tugi IN h. "td American rte
of ,.l, ants at y ALkLE oh, les Ata'" "'i D ~
New-York tribune., 1871-11-20
Broadway, 4th.ave., 9th and l0th-st
Gilnaiious Uuntcb-- 1fnldlcs.

Y I'D
STU ArION Snt Ion: here; would d. general houS'm"rk
t,r rIe ul tHglg-' 10
cr,,i luu,. ,c, South BrOklu. Van biht.sL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
TUESDAY, AUGUST IS, 1871.

An article in late number of Lppincott S
Magazine remarks that it is sckenlng to see
the assumed potentially Of some of our vulgar
rich men, who figure in public and in the pub
lie prints, and really mournful to notice the ab-
<cnce of good manners in some OF those who
are recognized generally as celebrities, The
trouble, it says, lies in 4 deficiency OF respects
q lack of early culture and training. And 1t
should have added that this lack of training
consists in ignoring in youth. the customs and
lessons of those who lived in the earlier days
of the Republic" when men were judged OF by
their intellects, their virtues, their patriotism
and their honesty We are dwelling in the
decline in the Lower Empire, in the
times when T0 GET MONEY is considered the
be all and the end all, and when, in the
phraze of the era, 'chcek and brass, take the
place of sense and judgment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-08-15

\ letter from the Western part Of New York,
speaking of the cultivation of the vine on the
islands in Lake Erie and the gradual intro
duction of domestic wine into that region, says:
''Catawba plain, or compounded into cob
blers'' and such like drinks, seems to be super
seding brandy and whiskcy, and the miserable
dcmoralzing compounds made from such fiery
liquids. The result is decided gain to the
communicates drunkenness and vice. fewer
disturbances of the public peace, and fewer
candidates for incbriatc asylums and mad.
houses