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Coming events cast their shadows. The du-
ties are to be taken of from Teas on the first
day OF July. therefore i. IA. Prater IL determin-
ed TO give his customers an early advantage Of
the sane. 90 Tea for 80 cts. S120 Tea for
@l.00. cl.40 Tea for Sl.20. S1.60 Teas for
S1.4O. Livery Tea sold warranted to give entire
satisfaction or money refunded Call and see
them. buffers old stand. S9i
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The largest stock OF Embroidenes and In
settings, Edgings, valenciennes and Imitation
LAces at Van Auker and Cos
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

Miss Ea.sn A. PEAsE desires organizing a
class ia Instrumental Muse. Lessons gwen on
the Piano. AIelodeon and Cabinet Organ. For
terms and further particulars call upon Miss
Pease, az the residence OF Wilbur f. Warner.
corner Niles aud Elm s.s. 1871
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

20 per cent saved by buying your clothing
at Van Auken and Cos.
Have your Clothing made al an Auken X
Cos. The largest stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres
and vestings IN Western Michigan.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

bottom Price, toa MI Eu5s a. 30. i Goods
81 III Hfsf se4
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SATURDAY lloRNNG

SATURDAY MORNTNc.
. to 9'l5, Opening Exercises.
g:15 TO 9:i5 Botany. Mrs. Burked.
9:45 10 10. Essay. Miss LotIe Andrls
10 10 1925, Reading, Prof. ". +. Kent.
1925 10 1910, Discussion.
1910 to 1880, Recess
1850 to II, Music
II to $780, intellectual a, Niss Ella Durkee.
1880 to 1850. Discussion.
ll:50 to - Essay Miss Mary A.. Rice.
~ to l:30, Recess
1880 TO ?, Physiology NIss Enie Cleveland.
2 20 2.20, DISCUSSION
300 to $50 Grafton Development ". Ii.
Demming.
$50 % B, Recess
g % f.30 General Business
HENRY 7. KELLOGG. County sup {.
H. ". LusK. -.
j. ~ FowrEn, I'm
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Take notce-Morse has his bleaching done
at first class bleachery in Chicago, where they
are made to look as nice "a new. and at the
usual prices. $50
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND OAK SPOKES
1929 inches, one half % inches long, the
balance &c, all to be the best quality OF white
OAK clear from sap or worm holes. Also
TWO HI NDRED THOUSAND OAK HUBS
10 inches through by - inches long, for which
we will pay cash when delivered. For the
spokes we will pay fifteen dollars per thousand,
for the hubs nine dollars per hundred.
II. 4 H. s. ISNON.
April Sd, 1872. SS8m3
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

For Saie.-Sweet Potato Plants by G.
b. Chuchll. Address. Lawton. Mich, or in
qure at his .lewelry Store al Lawton. S92t3+
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LOST.

On Saturday last, at, or near, Paw Paw q calf
skin pocket and memorandum book. containing
money aud several notes payable 20 the sub
scriber a suitable reward Will be paid for it,
recovery. 1874 \. @. GLlDDEN.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

To Cure Ague, take Austin's Ague Drops.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

The best 4 Coffee sugar T. &C at prater's $.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

1le choices, Tobacco and Cigars al lrnter' s
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

Don't fail 10 call at Morses and see their
four STYLES Of Dolly Nardens. also their sun
Hats and shades. FOR nifty cents and upwards.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

Buy your Dress Goods at Van Auken, & Cos
The largest stock and lowest prices
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

Austin's Ague Drops are superceding 81
other Ague Cures, at !. II. Prater's and al
Druggists.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

salmon. wmte-Fi.h and MacAerel at Prater's
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- Dolly Warden " atch CHAINS at Melchor's
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

A large line Of Croquet and nilsson Slipper,
t Van Auken < Cos.
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t'sw Paw ladies' preferring Miss Elite Crane
(formeriy With Mrs. Hoyt), TO wait upon them
when calling at Morse's please inquire for her
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

The applicant in every case has designated
ne hlnd OF Machine desired.
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per cent saved in buying your Boots Shoe:
Slippers. etc, at Van Auken Il Cos.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1872-05-17

II YOU want TO buy pair OF good Isle
Thread Gloves FOR 1915 cents, 90 to C. B. We'll
ton X Co.
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lie sure and attend the Auction Sales at C
b. Welton 4 Co.'S. every saturday afternoon
and evening.
, 1872-10-28
LIBERAL APPOINTMENTS,
ILLINOIS,.

The gentlemen named below will speak ut the times
DECATUR.
Great mass meeting ut Decatur, Wednesday, Oct, 80.
With the following distinguished speakers:
3. GratZ Brown, OF Missouri
Thomas A. Hindricks, Of Indiana;
Gustavus Koerner;
". ". OBrien:
GOVERNOR T. A. HENDRICKS, OF INDIANA.
Springfield, Monday, Oct. ,c3
Bloomington, Tuesday, Oct. g.
Decatur, Wednesday, Oct. so.
GENERAL BLACK,
Waukegan, Lake Co., Tuesday, Oct, 80.
Belvidere, Boone Co., Thursday, Oct. 81.
Rockford, Wsnnebago Co., Friday, NOV. /.
Lem, Stephenson Co., Saturday, Nov. .
THE HON. WILLIAM BROss.
earbonaa!e, Jackson Co., Wednesday, Oct. 80.
Sparta, Randolph Co, Saturday, Nov. .
Tamaroa, Perry Co., Monday, Nov, L.
FHE HON. ". J. ALLEN.
Cairo, Alexander Co., Thursday, Oct. SO.
DHE HON. c. H. MOORE kND 4, E. STEVENSON.
AiacEiraw, Tazewel Co., Monday Oct 28
JUDGE EUSTACE.
Carboudale, Jackson Co., Oct. 29. NIGHT
Mt. Vernon, 1enerson Co., Oct, 60, night.
Central.a, Marion Co., Oct. so, night.
hIat.oon, Coles Co., Oct. 81, day.
Paris, Edgar Co., Nov. ], day.
TILE BON ". q. NEECE.
In Mercer County to Oct. 9l,-au night meetings.
GaE HON. JOEN r. EDEN.
Bridgeport, lawrence, Co., Monday, Oct 28.
Sullivan, Aoultrie Co., Wednesday, Oct, so.
LqVtngtoo- Mopltr1a Co.. Thursday. Oct. 81.
, 1872-10-28

TOTAL. LOCO G1f1o, ALI. t!aoa' oouo'"o'.
Thu money TO nay alt these gifts is upon deposit and
set apert fo that purpose Farmers and DEoEer
Eank as Will be by tho following certificate of tha
o"911sA FARaEas' AND DRo7EEs' BANK. i,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 26 1872
This certify that there Is nov On dsPest t IL @ tat
Concert Fund, $780, 900 Of which Is hcid 5y th
Treasurer Of the Pubc Library o. u pay VA ~
Rn'' ~ 0e a"AA"so '' ~AS Il. S. vEACH, Cashier.
Whole Tickets, $40: Halves, So; quarters
$3.50.
Tickets numbered from to loo ooo the greater Rof-
nacinats in this splendid distribution must order at
pnce All sales Of tickets behalf of the management
nro ne7emptori1y ordered to be closed Nov. Gov
TH6MAs Z: Bk1MLETTE et Ksatueky hss ss; ehsrxs ot
may be addressed Orders tickets and full info[na-
ton given by +. L DlBBLE M "a. Ghisago u. I'm
spo general saP2ly tor ths I'VE Msss Basss ~
cure earliest possible returns By nail or express
lips HANNA, 9s7 State-st, and 81 Wabash.av;; F.
'. FITZPATRICK, s53 Statast HO%RTQM % q Bko9yAd- III
Iibrary, SO West 8Iadson-st-, Chicago.
, 1872-10-28
List OF Pardcns Applied For, but no
Granted, Showing YElose Recon-
mendcd by Nceel-

List OF Pardcns Applied For, but Not
Granted, Showing Tz.osc Recon-.
mended by Reed.
Cross, ]. B. /; forgery.
Gardner, William; larceny; Charles q. Reed.
Price, ". f. /; larceny; Charles II. Reed.
Foley, james murder
Bolin, ThoInas; larceny; Charles Fl. Reed
Bingham, J. Fl. !; larceny.
Kennedy, M.; larceny.
Aist, John !; larceny; Charles Il. Reed.
Graves, ]. G.; larceny; Charles H. Reed.
Moran, Thomas; assault with intent to kill
Charles Il. Reed.
~ Mccarty, r., aHcs George Hughes; burglary;
Rnsan, Timothy; larceny; Charles H. Reed.
Burton, John; mapslaugEter.
Barton, Henry burglary; Charles B. Reed.
Ma1loy, Patrick; larceny.
Alden, 81. D.; larceny. ,
Anderson, N. B. larceny :, Charles H. Reed.
Brown, Thomas larceny Charles II. Reed.
Bertho1oday, Charles; rape.
Stevens, alias James Gerry; larceny; Charles
II. Reed.
Cram, William; robbery, Charles 3. Reed.
Rock, H.; burglary.
Moorland, Robert; burglary; Charles H. Reed.
Ward, D.; maralaughta.
Gelchner, John; assault. !
Stack, William. i
Ryan, H.; larceny; Charles a. Reed.
Kent, B, R.; forgery; Charles H. Reed
Murphey, Charles assault with intent to mur~
der. .
Hays, R.; larceny.
Pertat, 4. J.; murder
MCNEIL, j.; granddaughter; Charles h. Reed
Hcsaet, r.; larceny Charles H. Reed
Mitchell, George; larceny.
Held, Charles; lnrceny.
Harmon, "; larceny; Charles H. Reed
Gaynor, Thomas; larceny 1
Fisher, L.; larceny, +
james, Ryan; larceny; Charlen II. Reed. :!
, 1872-10-28
parEous Granted.

1866, for is years from COOK county; con-
Charles Il, Reed consents to this pardon, which
was recommended by Judge John A. Jameson,
Judge Z. Van Buren,, Judge ". T. McAl1ster,
J. Young scammon, Andrew. Sherman, Judge
J. L. Wilson, J. D. Ward, and many other repre-
sentative men Of the State and Nation.
Layerly, Thomas larceny; sentenced July,
1857, for years from Cook; Penitentiary; par
doned Jan: p, 1859 pardon recommended by
Jnmes e. Bowen, General John H. Corse, and
Cthers.
Ryan, Thomas; larceny; sentenced Febru-
nry, 1867; for years; from Cook; Penltentlary
pardoned Jan. Is, 1860; pardon recommended
by Charles Il. Reed, e. Van Buren (Recorder),
4. c. Hesing, J. n. Reynolds. Z. Munson, f. B.
Miller, Iver Lawson, and members OF the Limos
General Assembly:
Coter, John; robbery; sentenced September,
1853, for years; from Cook; PonitenhaIy
pardoned Feb. H. 1863; pardon recommended
by Charles H. Reed, the Hon. IT. Z. McAhster,
Wilson, Charles; robbery; sentenced July,
1865, for u years from Cook; Penitentiary
pardoned Feb. 10, 1863 pardon recommended
BY Charles II. Reed, E. Van Buren CRecorder),
and others, and medical certificate.
Shear. Mathew; larceny sentenced Novem-
Der, 1867, for years; from Cook; Penltentlary;
pardoned Feb. -, 1869 pardon recommended
by Charles H. Reed, the Hon. J. G.. Knieker-
booker, N. 3: Judd (M. CO., General J. L. Bev-
Davis GeorgeW.; larceny; sentenced January,
1853. for : years from Cook Penitentiary.; par
doned Feb. 20: 1859; pardon recommended by
Gharleg H. Reed. w. L. hcAJister, and others:
= Smith D. alias Wheeler; burglary sentenced
April, 1857. for years; from Cook; Peniten-
fiary pardoned Feb, Is, 1868; pardon rec"
ommended By Charlea q. Reed, the Hon Joseph
E. Gary {Judge), ). B. Rice (Mayor), the Hon;
3. s. Williams (Judge Cook County crcult
Court, and others.
Apaii saIsS 1ss7, for years. from Cook Peniten-
tisrv: hIarch 6, 1869 pardon recommended BY
Charles H. Reed, A. c. Heslng, AndreW shu,
man, N. B. Judd (M. o., G. D. Farwel, and
many other prominent men. arm.
t.Crane William Tape: sentenced June, looo;
for wears; from Cook; PententlaIy paraoneo
Anil %. 1869; pardon recommended by Charles
f. Reed, the Hon. E. Van Buren, Recorder), and
others.
,'{Veleh Thomas; larceny; sentenced February,
1866. for z years from Cook Penatensary; sen-
fenlad apfil 70, 1869 pardon recommended y
Charles II. Reed II. X. McAlistor, and others.
Porter George B.; larceny; sentenced Ueto-
ber, 1865, for years from Cook; Penitentlary;
Andrew 6human, John RF,e!9, and r. I6gan'
.,.-:::t1ntisry Joinlaissionc1s. Eaa eHplosas at
Fl etea Sdhh L.. lnrccny; ; sentenced 1868;
fr6m Cook Psnltentiary; pardonaa May 20;
1859; pardon recommended by Charles H. Reed
md ". 4. McAlister (Judge Recorders Cp3TD.
fsa0" for year6; from Cook -PSait en e. ntinfy
baTapnsd Nay e. 1863 paf9sn tetG1aiHiiended
bv charles h: Reed TAo Believed hson inno-
Senf: Gtgnot, Clump g. Co., and SO business firms
f Chirapc, testify to his good character.
..Csrbine George robbery; eeptnce0 July,
, 1872-10-28

The Document
OF TEIE CA MP-A.IGN.

ALSo-The folloHin: documents issued By The Chi
eago Tribune:
No. 1-Car1 Schurzs Great Speech at st. Louis.
No. Summers Celebrated Speech in tho Senate.
No. 3-TFumbulls Speech at Springfield together
With the Cincinnati Platform, aud 1r. G1aeleys Latter
Of acceptance.
No. 4-Hon. John F. Farnsworth's Speech at st.
Charles, ILL.,, with 11r. GroelcS's Portland Speech.
No. bSpeeches Of Judge Cation and Hon. H. "
Springer ct Chicago.
No. 6-speoch Of Hon. James B. Beck, Of Kentucky
Expenditures of tho Government.
No. Letter Of Ex-Atoruey Gcnera1 J. s. B1acI sr-
raigning Grant.
No. 8-spcech Of Hon. Allen G. Thurman-Why Demo-
cEats Should Vote for Greeley
NO. e-RecoEd Of President Grant and Cabinet from
the Seat of Government the neglect OF the Peoples
Businass.
AL Of the above In pamphlet for f1orn Is to 20
pages close matter Sent receipt of the prics fol-
lowing rates:
Siage Copies BY man, prepaid 70
0no g'n
@" 4o.VV
6aad ozda11 RAND. McNALLY Cos Chicago.
, 1872-10-28
! qrt. Bourbon;
2 OF. T. Bark:
! pt. Aqun.
E1,ota

Dose, half wine-g1ass 3 tines day.
=, mAint that queer? But the doctor says it
boz, take my advice; throw this stuff cut get
fye grains OF quinino, and turn the boy over to
his mother for nursing; give him warm room,
. few days quiet, TINT be may recover from the
bad effects Of the medicine; but, as you regard
his health, don't dose him with all this vile stuff
DR.. sangrado is, no doubt, a very learned man,
but little too much so to doctor farmers boys.
Who only need q little judicions care. BURIAL.
, 1872-10-28

TIE HON. JOHN n. GWIN.
sallivan NoqltTte co Wednesday hn1sasy 9ss 0st
Paris, Edgar Co., Friday, Nov: 1:-,n,,-
THE HON. ". E. WOKTHiNG5oS,o 90
Funk's schoolHouse, Stark Co., Nonda9' oc'' @0'
Bradford, Stark Co., Tuesday, Oct g.
Duncan, Stark Co., wednesday, Oct: 80.
Brimfeld, Peoria Co.. Friday, Nov. I.
The above are an evening meetings.
TILE HON. WILLIAM III. SPRINGER
Beardstoun, Cass Co., Monday, Oct. q.
Virginia, Cass Co., Tuesday, Oct. o.
Pekin, Tazewen Co., "Wednesday, Oct 80.
Washington, Tazoweu Co, Thursday, Oct. 81
Eureka, Woodford Co., Friday, Nov. l.
, 1872-10-28


-Isats and Rnt-Tcrriers-Tfae 1snrIlA-
Closct-A Case of Ague.
From Our agricultural Correspondent
CHAS.qA1as, !, ILL.,, Oct. &C.
uUsKHa roaS.
Tho immense crop Of an now in tho field
will require correspond: ing amour 1t Of labor tc
put it into the crib. Ft r the past two seasons
the corn crop was rea' ~ for huSxing and crib
bing early in septeT 4ber,--rnorethan q month ID
advance Of this ye ar Then, again, there is
much less numb ,er Of hands to do the work
and. the resu' It will be, that corn-hueR
ing: will run through tho entire
win ter, and mtil the plows commence work foi
the new Gro o. This is nothing now, but rather
the. r'lo :rovious to 1860 -.<e -.<e two past gqa1s
be ing exceptions, in which the crop ~&s mainly
Sc cured b5Fthe 1st.of December In fact on,r,&
rye amor Int Of the two last CROPS was ao1a
<direct1y trf1m tho field, and stored the Same ~
Old corn Those were two exceptional yearH
tnat may not soon be repeated cgain,
Nlt4m q few years, great Improvement has
taken place in the care of the corn-crops and
no" no one thinks Of leaviug his cribs open to
inc STORMS. The two last cribs that
81" left open throughout tho
Nanter were on the Industrial Farm.
IN the spring Of 1871; and believe theycoyered
all Of their cribs the past winter. have seen
no report OF the percentage Of waste, though
have no doubt that it YES thus left to test the
proportion Of loss. a dozen years ago. such q
report would have boen valuable; but, now that
the practice OF the leaving of cribs open to the
,. @A.4 ~ 'ns sao" nus Deen abandoned, it has
iost much q its value. Yet, as matter Of our
1ndusts1a4 history, it should not be 40 lirhtlv
passed By.
HusK1Eo APPARATUS.
Much time and money have been spent in the
vain endeayor to do the husking by horsepower,
anu, some years since, I saw a steam husking !
mach1ne IN operation. It did good work, husk- |
ms the ears as clean as though dono by hand. |
The stalks we're fed to the machino on an end |
!ess ! apron, TIE ears husked and thrown out at |
tn9 siao, and the stalks passed through rollers,
70 better 1T them for feeding. Tho only diff |
ceplty about the matter was, that it required !
tn1ee f TN fmes f5e labor to cut p the corr haul it
it9m y g9a tne ne!a, and Put to the machine than
II od TO work 1t IN the field by hand; and this
vas me only drawback to its value, and stood in !
me way Of its general Introduction. Some years
s1nce,--1 tnlnk 1t Tas at the State Fair held in
eh1caeo'-a machine was exhibited
auu, Ny Tue alu OF an endless apron, carry them
20 wagon that was drawn alongside Of the row;
E pnE tnat hae nos appeared in the field for actual
~ t1lo 9aa maca1ne Tor cutting and shucking;
~ pue 10 not 1ealn that it has been tested beyond
ns ~ 9"n 1s1m: W1th this before Us, we may set
w. to 5ne 1act that this great crop Of corn
7s ~ IKE " .ushea ny hend, ear by ear hauled to
pto1 to. .o W1noee!ea INTO IT; and that is the
fra stoiy; very little Of the crop will go direct
ruW sn sne nela to the market tor tho simple rea.
stnrn sn~' ~ y not IN condition to be aheled
t1 t14ls, Auo lts place. 10 IN the farmers cribs un-
n q n 1
, 1872-10-28

szU$Gd Up-7

Whit is tho precise meaning Of this familiar phrase
when employed to signify unnatural condition Of body
and mind? It exhaustion. 1anguor want OF vital
energy, mental apathya phable state OF physical aud
mental helplossuess The best and in fact the only per-
fectl5 reliable panacc fo1 fused up" system IS that
most popular and potent OF medical stulants Hostel
tes Stomach Btters No matter whether the h:ath has
been broken down by excessive labor, ove1study an IN
salubrfous atmosphere, anxiety Irregularities IN aet
dissipation or any other CAUSE this powerful and pleas
ant yecetalo restorative will soon recruit the dropping
energies Of aure restoring tho integrity Of the nerves.
aud recsablshfng that functional regularity which Is
AS curo debility In all Its varied manifestation
Hostettcr's Stomach Rittc1s unnppzoacoco py any
fnnic In tho ruatara IupLca.
, 1872-10-28
for year from Cook; Penitentiary pardoned
1r,ro IN 1910 g

TOR year 1;,6 from Cook; Pententiary pardoned
S. .sleckney Dan; larceny sentenced March,
pardoned June Is, 1872; pardon recommended
by Charles II. Reed certificate Of former good
character, and personal investigation.
,,h1 Moore W. T.; larceny; sentenced January,
pardoned Juno %, 1872; pardon recommended
BY Charles Il. Reed, Lambert Tree (Judge), and
J. Medill 01ayor).
Jennings P, Jr.; riot; sentenced May 1872,
i1s months smt if9n Cook County Js PR
that he is suffering from scrofula, caused by
onfnenent, and accommodation Of the Hon.
4. L. Morrison member Twen ty-seyenth General
Assembly,, and others.
1871, for years; from Cook; Ponitentiary
pardoned Aug. g, 1879; pardon recommended
by Charles t. Reed, Judge w. " Farwell, and
others.
1870, for years; from Cook; Penitentiary !;
pardoned Sept. 2, 1872: On surgeons certificate
Of G. f. Bacon, Prison Physician. that LIE would
die; he did die before pardon reached tho
prison.
Callahan P; assault with deadly weapon !;
sentenced July, 1872, for 6 months; from
Cook; House Of Correction; pardoned Sept. 6,
1872; pardon recommended loy Charles II. Reed.
N. 3. Judd, c. B. Farwe1l CM- Co., Arthur Dixon,
and othera
Chaplin G. H.; assault; sentenced April, 1872,
to 525 fine; from Cook; pardoned Sept. 6, 1879
pardon recommended by Charles H. Reed and
III. R. II. Wallace County Judgo)-
Norris John; larceny; sentenced Hny, 1872,
for 2 years; from Cook; Penitentiar5.; par
doned Sept: ID, 1872; pardon recommended by
Charles Fl. Reed, William BroeB, s NJ. Moore,
William H. Bradley, and others
Bartley ?. B.; assault; sentenced November,
1870, for l year; from Cook; County Jail ;
pardoned Jan. 27, 1872 pardon recommended By
Charles f. Reed, Bailey, Tracy, Powell, Carney,
, 1872-10-28
THE FARM AND &R0EN.

Ru2lkinE Corn - RusAtnB 1u ch1Ttcs
and Hdusking Approximation n-Orihs
-EatS and Ifnt-TcrrierS-The. EARTH
ClOsct-4A Case of AE1se.
From Our agricultural Correspondent
f11AN sak1G>s Oct. 1f.
, 1872-10-28

GIFT ENTERPR1SE.
PUBLIC LIBRARY 0F Ky.
SGCoCTE
GRAND GIEEz C0NCEREgTI. I.
Half a Million Dollars in Bank to
Pay all Gifts.
&1n0 600 for only $40.


The Second Grand Gift Concert authorized hy specie
Kenue and s til Rafs Ky IN
SATURDAY Dec. I, 1879, ltine extended tro!n ssps-
cen ash Gifts vii be distributed BY lot to ticket
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-04-20
THE PICTORIAL
Phre nOLOgicaL Journal,
II FIRST CLs4SS
FAMILY MAGAZINE.

"THE SCIENCE OF MAN." and his I'm
provement, by all the means indicated by
SCIENCE, is the object.
Internationally Brain and its Func-
tions; the Location and Natural Language OF
the Organs, with directions for cultivating
and restraining them and the relations sub
sisting between Mind and Body described.
PhvsiOgs,O,ny-wi all the 'Signs OF
Character. and How to Read Them" Is spe-
cial feature.
EfhMOE0gu-or the Natural Hstyory Of
Man, Customs, Religions and Modes of Life in
different Tribes and Nations, will be given.
Physi0I0gy-Th Organization, Struc-
ture of the Human Body the Laws OF Life
and Heslth-What we should Eat and Drink,
How we should be Clothed, and how to Exer-
else, Sleep and Live, in accordance with Hy-
gienic Principles.
Portraits, Sketches and Bi0grH-
pyies-Of the leading Men and Women OF
the World in all departments OF life, are also
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