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NJ ~ II III GOD
How Lost, How Restored.

Tl'ST PUBLISHED. u new edition Of
- DIR. CCLvERwEIL's CEL"Bi.ArED Es
SAY IN the radiant care of cert ,in weak
:'esses, the ELECTS III Errors and Abuses il,
early life.
iii" celebrated uti,or, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice, that tile alirnl.
ing ch,seg FENCES at s:sc'i errors and abuses
may h- IN ideally cuve,i wirtlont the dan.
sernus use If Interval n,.slicine or the ny.
plicatiOn 1T the knife: pointing ont d mode
If cure 1T once simple. certain. and eff. C.
tna'. by means Of which every sufferer. NJ,
matter what his condition may be, may
rur. hinisclf cheaPly, privately and rad.
ically.
~ This Lecture should he in the hands
IF every Youth aud every man in the land
sent. an,ler seal. in plain emvcl"pr. tn
any address. postpaid. on receipt of six
cents, or two post stamps. -
Also. DIR. Culverwell's Marriage Guide, y
pric, IS ceuts.
Address fIe Publishers,
5 CHAS. j. &. KLINE & 20.
l27 broadway, New York
Jan. Silly, 20. Box, 4asG.
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Tax a.,


U. 8. I tcr,,al Rr.enur--t'ni,rl States vs.
Estate "f p. Krary.
10y VIRTUE of the am,l,erit. vested H.
, me- ny srcii,ns 81 nn.! 81, AZ. ,fisu,.
:rrss dated March 3sl. las. as ameas.e.'
i'v Act 81 Jnly I3ih. istt I h:.v. sciz.,l
and Will sell to the last ard III hest Lid
der, the following Described prop ri, :,
tthyit:
A cer!.,in tract or l,art.rl of land known
= the North Bead plantation. M Il con.
tanning twelve hui.,lr,d (l2iG) acres. more
ar less, aud bounded az f"ll,w>: North l.,
lads If the Estate 0t Peter Tanner and
SWAMP, lands. south b, lands If Mrs Mar,
lsirgsss. east 10y swamp bands ard west !,
Bayou Beuf. together with nil the build
;Hgs AID improvements therein, or th.r.to
belonging, consisting of
Dwrlin. il"is..
Lat..Srrs' Quarters.
Stable etc
Also th.. live stuck CONSISTING nr SIS.
worth Of horses AMI mnl.s. 20 head If hes,
cattle, Wiicb cows, uIie tine hniI, one ca
riag", etc.
Will he s,hl s.sTl'RD ~, thu 9th ,ia,
If FEBRUARY, at II n'c.rck NJ, u, til,
plantation.
The almvc seizure and sale is for taiinr.
I" paw the income taN for 1851 aud is:i7 a.
au"nnt, with COSTS. 1857 II nn one offers
for the above riol,. rts thu. ntni,nun. I.ric,,
ti'r same will be- purchased fol the Cbisr.'
States.
fERMs-Casl in United States J rcasnr,
Notes A. } WHITTIER,
| Jan. 81 A.. Dep Collector
Printers Fees f20.
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D \ French rl'emis, has discovered
Il light aS superior 10 gus rs gas was
superior to its pre- &C s:rr, oil. Amop
pnrtubity wi. snun b- afforded nf be-
holding this heanti!ul, clear and heal
H., li.!H, as the officials nj the Crystal
Palace. Company have laid pipes, placed
sas ,mctrrs in i"si,iOn, and in the
course of ~ few days will illuminate
,tl..ir rr, stal E..,at.ina and. r.,rt, w..rls..
"f art viii, the new "xl,.ilric light and
in order that the public may have "c-
cnlar deIhni,str,ti ~ ut it's vaSt super
i"'ity over gas the lights will alter
nate, and then the dull yellow haze Of
the tlicsesims gas lamp will hecnn,-
d"nbly y" in the steady, bright Ii I'm
,enlanaiim2 fr,,n, The other, which, is s..
Intense that it cnuses the fame IT gas
I" east II .ha,lUw itself un the wall it l.
intended to illuminate This new
light can lM Nls aimed at Il u h Iower
rate than gas; aud 1t is not only bill.
liant and clear, hat healthy. Above
The issue aperture in the ord nary gas
lamp, when lighted, there il a dark
space, surrounded Ivy the fame, with
S. afk|in! a,"ms h.a,in. upwards.
many 81 which escaped nnron >ume.l.
and p"llutc the Surrounding air much
t" the injn,! ut eyes and lungs, while
others that enter the flame in pas in ).
'lr"nsh it are only pa, TALLY 81, ,nmr.l,
and in the shape of smoke ar Just -s.
cape int" t's surrounding atmosphere,
t" the d-trimeut Of pict,res, ceilings
or gilt frames, etc. M, ing OF all this
occurs with the new light.
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/ when We come together and define Ont
position. and take tinal action, it shall
lie fnnnd thar sore "f those gentlemen,
arr more capable "i lra.lin. ns to vic
tory, are better prepared L" aeitc the
opposing elements in their own per-
sons than any "ne whom our Owu
friends might present through thci,
personal p'riia,iiy, l. have only Ia
counsel y"u, one and all, tn give s,cl
selections your earnest support /: and IT,
say for myself, l shalt do IA I have Of
ten done Mf"te-go tn tie fnrefiont III
the battle and fight there for til" iuteg-
ri,y of the Constitution, and thu. MR.
ties ut Gm. Gu, eminent. and the s,cre,l
cause Of freedom for this whole ration
--n"t mere sup. macy fm any part
until tn" last hour Of the last ,;i, Of tin,
coming cui tlrt.
One ether VOID aud | have duur.-
Some "f our friends seem tn indulge il,
vr,y great tin,id.ty about what is
know u as the Democratic party. | par.
tr'latr III no such nprrr!cEsi.'ns. II
they shall deem II wise Ia Susia,n nny
nctirn, | am Il e. far one, to- wric ,nl,.
l. ( us have then, viii, MS | shall h.,
inIy glad of the co oI e alton @! all
the an a ,"ristic elements Of this natiu,,
" no oppose present abuses, and are
zellnnsiy in favor If these reforms |;
and shall not he afraid that m. err
th",l"x, will I've impcacl,-.l or tarni~l.e.l
10y ANY s'ch associati"n. And ! will
add, furthermore, air, that il in that
cr""ning victory We shall I've able to
aSSni'. this nation that r.f, great Dem
"cratic party, which las nc, u led such
:, conspicuous position in the annals nf
Oni country, has come forward honest
~ aud acq .irsred tn the settlement Of
the wa., and has addressed itself ("
Tho. :f,.ar problem IF the future, Will, u
VIZ" ~ lutH ! StjulI StN
that each and every man who assists
in bringing asont thnt,rsnl. will liz rn.
titled t.. the honor aud gratitude oftl,iS
country.
Nnw. gentlemen, 1t il not necessary
that ] should continue these remarks.
There are other gentlemen here VII"
are much mole able to address you in
IL manner that will he agreeable to
You, feelings than | can phssilly d.
There are some distinguished strangers,
tr",, several other States who have
come hitler I" look upon our T,rcc".i-
inss aud ste how far we Intend I" sm
ard whether we are indeed earnest in
this movement "r not and we all wopl.l
III. pleased t" hear fem some Of theu.,
that we may have assurances If CO.
operation elsewhere than il Missouri.
| thank you Tor your kind attention.
Ln,d cheers.
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u The editor Of the Atliul Tran.
script is affected H., the weather. He
says: "The devil nf this office has !,
s'n.l. On this account We don't care
I" compel him to steal wood. Will
"ot several Of our subscribers take tn.
lint :"
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Piled.

IN THE SOUTH WHERE LIVER
L Complaint aud Bilious diseases pre-
vail m SD great an extent there has
long been felt the seetl If medicine
that wonld act specifically aud prompt
~ On the Liver, restoring it tu its NOR
NAL functions, and at the same time liz
safe from after pgccts, and yet 80 sim
pie that it might he usr,l by any one.
II il now admitted by all that DIR.
TUFTS VEEETABLE LIVER PILLS
supplies this want. They are now pre-
scrilnsl by the most eminent Physi-
clans throughout the whole South.
AUGrsTl. GEoHGIA,
November 3, ISsi !.
DIR. w. Fl. TUrr:-
DEAR SI,-l'hat yOn deserve the
thanks of the public for thu int,Mls,c.
ton Of your Vegetable Liver pills, nn
one who has ever taken them will
deny. consider them n blessing tn
suffering humanity. l have used then,
in my own cfse and in Any family tn,
>u,,tt time With the g,paiest surress. -
Their action is gentle but certain, pro
ducing no .griping no, requiring amy
change ct diet. That they will iin,i
their way to every part of the country,
l have no d"nht. cordially commend
them to the afflicted.
YOurs. etc,
H. &. HEWITT,
Proprietor Gloie Hotel.
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n" ~ Commercial Place.
NEW ORLEANS
DEST BANGOR PENRHYA, PORT DI.
ID .orwic and Port NJ doc STATES, Tor
r"'fing-by carg" or small lots, to suit
purchasers.
SLATE SLAB ClSTEENS-m male a, Y
size to Oal"r.
Heurtl, Slabs, Urinuls for Railway D..
pots, etc.
English Ridge Tiles, FIRE BRICKS in
g'icntitirs tt, suit
n B--SLATING contracted for at ho,ue
nr abroad.
Repairs to. Slate Roofs will receive
prompt attention.
Wharf-C..rner P'ilip. Tcl,nupifoulas
aud Levee streets. p. .. Box 1869 Mer-
chants Exchange. 1873.
W. +. ELLIOTT, Agent.
Practical Slate" a;.d Slate Mason
Feb 2i-im.
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MILLIONS kscar rc-s;n,ony 10 their
Nndcrfui l,ucaliGe ENrcia

MuLS.BOSS Kyc0r Tesss 0s0my 10 their
" emdcrfui Curative Effects.
vinegnr I.:,icrs vile Fancy
Drink. Made Of Poor Ram. waiskcy,
Pro0f Spirits nui Ecrusc Liquors, doc
toret spic.d and swee.encd 10 picase the taste,
called TONES A?actiacrs.' It Hes.o-e--.' &c.
tina. lead tn, ,opicr to d--.nl. ,nncss and ruin
hut are n trtie Msicin,. maze from tho Native
Roots nni Herbs Of ',ai;.ori.ia. free from NIL
AlrohOIic Siimninnss. They sre the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER ani A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, = perfect.
keiovaior End l.yi.orato. Of ia. Sys,e,n. carry
ing oil ali poisonous matter Tn restoring tc biaod
to healthy condition. 40 person can take the Q.
Bitters accorliin; 10 Lireciio.s anil remain long
rnweli. provided tcif bones nre no. destroyed
~ mint raj poison or o'hcr reane. AMI tie Will
cryans wis:ed beyond the point OF repair.
They arc . Gentle Purgativc ia we'll
hsR Tonic, poss-s sin-. also. The peci,ar merit
Of acting - r powerful .s,: IN recvin. Con-rs.
ton or Inflammation Of c Liver, =nl II ali the
Sisc.rai Organs.
FOR FEMALE ACCOMPANIES, whether.
In young Ok. married. sin-lH .: the d,v., ~
Uonanhooi at the tn Of !.., t:,esc Tonic E.s-
tiers hare equal
For In:lnsn,sa; DRY nni Chrou;c ;:hca.
mnii.n aud Cont. Dys?rps.n or ln-
digestion, lsiii0us, Rrnti;irut cnJ
Blood. Liver, Kidneys and HINDER,
these Bitiers Ia We been uao5t successful. SAGA
Diseases are cans.d ~ INFLATED I:Iosd,
whish is generally produced ty arrangement Of
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR IEEIEESTIGS,
Headache. Pain la The -houlte - CoaylsS Tight
ness OF the Ce,t, dizziness, Sour Er,cfntions VI
the Stomach, BAD, Taste in the Moth. Isiliotts
Attacks. raipi'a of the Heart. fnn'nnsati Of
the Lungs. Pain Ia tier giors ofiIe Kidneys. aud
hundred 9th PAINFUL symptoms are the OLE
springs Of Dyspepsia
They invignraic the Stomach and stinuin.e Tire
tnrpid Liver and Bowels. w.iirii reider then, Of
nneau lied efficacy in cleansing the bao OF al M
p,irries. and i,.ilEtiag lie and vigor 70 the
whole systrin.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Eruptions. Tetter.
Salt l. ncii. Blote,lg.. SPOTS rpic.. pr,~.uis..
Il H., Cari,unsles, Hin. WORMS. s nd Head So .
tyesE y>pells. Itch, ScurfS IBIS oiprtions of the
Skin. flnhlors and Dis ases ~ the Skin. Of wha.
ever iiaiie or nftrr". are literally dag car
r don't Q. the sy-ie ina hort tim. i the ,tse II
tife-e Filters. . totie in cli eases viii con-
the Incl ctlu ous Of heir cur.iy. effect.
q an.c the vi,iate, EIooI wncncvcr yor find its
inpuriiiss bursiir,g through the skin in Pinples,
Ernptons or Sores: cieanSe II wi-i yon find Il
obstrncted AMI sluggish In the veins: cleanse IL
when it il fou. nd feerines will tell Won when.
Kec the blood pure. and the health of tie - stem
willfp,lnw.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS. urkins
In the t.In of many thousands, ciIest u:iy
d. STR ed MI removed.
sOLp BY ALI. DRUGGISTS AID DEiLEas.
s J. WALLER, rronri-f, r. r. ~ MCDONALD dc
90. Druggists AID Gen. Agents. san franciscos
Cal. and 3. and 81 Commerce Street. New York.
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DARTIES INTERESTED ~ THE
L Wapli"n>.. hnsiness will do well
tn nate the fact that they can have
their cotton aud other freight Insured
,cifhOat charge, and stored az tile LOW
EST RATES, ut the New Brick Ware.
house by AENRYA. BIOSSAr.
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Exchange Hotel.
J. G. P. HOE, : PROPRIETOR

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS LEASED
Il tue lee House Hotel and has opened
1t for the reception "f guests The House,
and fnr;,irure will Immediately undergo "a
thorough renovation. and u" pains will he
spared IL n,;,kr the premises ;ls rn,nfnrta-
ale aud attractive ~ possible. The table
sill h.. ihui'ri',ttl, supplied and Il full,
corps II servants engaged to he in COM
s::ui Attendance on our h,arlrrs. The
doors will i've open ~ all hours of l,otii thu.
day a;d the night. Both travellers anal
regular ba,tlers will find it to their utter
est to give hin, Il call
The snlscrib:r las had considerable
exnerie Gee fin the h,i>iMrss and cuuti l,.htIy
appeal To the public to aid him in his
efforts to maintain u first clnss H,,trl in
This community. j. G. L. HOOE.
J tnnary !, 1872.
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tile, La, will continue the business for
my own account. All parties indebted Ia
the late firm will max. settlement viii,
me. Ii. A. THOMPSON,
Jan. 81, l672-3t.
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Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
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Notice /!

DiRTIEs having Watches or other ar.
L ticlrs in MY shop for re,,air are mott.
fed +" call aud get them, as I intend to r..
move from the Parish. Parties ind. .bte,l
I" me are requested tosrttl- their ,ills
Mherw ise l will put the - In the hands "a,
Il lawyer. JOSEPH McEVOY.
Jan. 81, I672-3t
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and the Other. Gtantiil. all fairness
4" that Investigation, assuming thar
the wi"ns> which they represent are
true, ask Won, does it not establish,
To y"nr Satisfaction. and that of ali
sincere, II fleeing Republicans that an
administration which comes into pow
cr lr"rlaiming pence. and which for
Years has had all the appliances OF this
nation under its hand anu yet at the
eud OF tnat time I,nts upon ynnr table
Volumes of " hat il calls accumulated
"utrageS, that that Administration is
not fit to ie in'r"sted with power any
ion2e,e [rh--rs.
Cent. men of the Convention, ! de-
sire t" say only ii tew words more t"
assure all VIII" a,r present, all who may
". participants, and all ,lr"sc VIII" ma,
SCAN tlrse proceedings hom aboard,
that the, are designed Ia lie the initial
of great movement, and that the,
have II" personal end. II is the safety
nj this Natinn hat we labor for. We
expect to have IN this movement the
ca OPT ration of able aud distinguished
men in all parts Of this country. We
shall lnnk--I might name them, but
they nre,l hot he nanled-we shall look
to them t" rally the Liberal Repuhli.
eau sentiment VI other States; aud If
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-26
AlIeeheneI COLLEGE.

EDITOR CHRoNICLB:-This time-hon-
ored Institution located at Meadville,
held its Fifty Sixth Anniversary June
2Oth.
The class Of 1872 reflected honor both
on themselves and their instructors, and
howed good Judgment in the selections
OF subjects and their systematic method
Of treatment. The YaledictoIy was well
written and new, not an easy task, mas
much as these orations are always over
the same old beaten path Of hfty-six An
~niversaries. We believe there are few,
among the many institutions Of learn
ing, to which the attention Of the people
is directed, more effective in the ulti-
mate object Of impsrting breadth Of
thought and power Of mind 10 the stu
dent, than A~llegheney College. Its Pro-
fsssors are mel OF broad culture and
large experience, and have an exalted
view Of the nobility Of their vocation
In the days of It's darkest fortunes, when
many Of iz most ssnguine friends, pre-
dicted its final dismsmberment owing
to the loss Of q large endowment by the
failure Of Mr.. Culver, to whose care it
was intrusted, these men lost sight of
their own interests, turned 8 deaf ear TO
the emoluments OF richly endowed
chairs awaiting their acceptance in other
colleges, and piloted it safely through,
so that it no longer depends on personal
sacrifice to sustain it. The suit long
pending in the courts regarding the dis
pOsal Of the funds, the gift of Mr.. Cham
beriain, Of New York, to the college,
was in the outcome restored to the col
lega, though with a considerable reduce
ton Of the original sun Of 500, OO0.-
The cabinet is one Of the finest in the
United States, and under the instruction
Of Prof. Tingley is Of the highest i'm
portance % the studeut In Geology,
Zoology. and Mineralogy. The college
has all the facilities fog securing 3 first
class scientific education, while the cur
riculum Of study.i is all the classical stu
dent coRld desire in Greek and Latin
With a Faculty comprising an able, sni-
cient corps Of teachers, two courses OF
study, the classical and scientific, a rec
ord which exhibits devotion to the high
er Christian education, located at the
beautiful city Of Meadgille, easy Of ac-
cess, we think the future as promising
Of good, As the past has been rich in its
results. We bid It "God speed' in the
higher interests Of the human race.
w.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-06-26
Rail Road Matters.

The Ashtabula Telegraph, Of SATURDAY.
last, says: An Engine from the, Pitts
burghi Ft. Wayne & Chicago road, with
a train OF flats, agang Of 80 track LAYERS
and other laborers, reached this place on
Friday of last week, and its presence at
hitchcock's crossing, and the blowing
OF all the whistles in town, was the oc-
oasion Of quite a gathering of our citi-
zens to greet the strangers and welcome
them TO their destination upon the A.
Y. & P. line. Work has been begun in
earnest, in track laying, and we are i'm
formed that when this gang of tracklsy-
ers get fairly warmed to their work,
they will span a mile day. The expec-
tation, therefore, of friend /, B. Austin.
to pay Ashtabula a visit over the rails,
on the coming th, is very far from being
a chimera. The rail is already laid and
n yer by the construction train to
within four miles of Austinburg, and
for the completion of the balance there
still remain nearly a fortnight. The
hauling and pilingo daily-arriving iron,
and the distributing of this and other
material along the line, makes the as
pect a little lively. Then the energy
with which the grading is going on near
the Harbor, where a heavy force is N
gagged, n which is 20 be increased by
daily additions, really look like deter
mined energy, and leaves little room for
doubt and skepticism about the inten-
tons to redeem plighted faith as 10 the
early building Of the road and improve.
ments Of the territorial area of the COM
pany about the Harbor. TIL Q old emr
bankments of the New Lisbon company,
in sight of the bridge, at the Harbor, are
being settled some II feet below the for.
mer levels, as the whole line to the sum-
init, is to be, making occasional grades
greater than was contemplated by En-
gineer Hale. We congratulate our fell
low citizens and u Austinburg and
Morgan friends, upon the outlet they
are to haYe both north and south, by
the early completion OF this important
work.