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, 1873-03-24

@1.2o4 ao1or April, and $1.24}d sollor Mny,
Corn waa dull and Ac lower, closing at 1890
os11o cash, and 86i9c aoller May. oats woro
dull and ]A@34o lowcr, closing at 2e@20sSo cash
nnd 2o71@2914o Hcllor May. Ryo WAS quiet md
steady ut o4@o5>1o. Barley WAS excited and 2c0
10 hiChor, cloglng at 7oo seller the month or
Boiler April, and BOO for Cur lots whero wnntol,
1.-Two hogs wore aotlye and firm at a4.75@520,
Tho oattlo and Bhcep markota woro qulot and
uuchanred
, 1873-03-24

THO Academy Of Sciences, mud most Of our
other public institutions whoso buildings wore
destroyed by our graat fro, hayo boon roviyod
and put In succoasful operation. THO Historical
Society, OF which Z. II. shodon, Esq., was the
President, is an exception. Why III thls ? Tile
members ought to Inquire what has become Of
tile real estate aud the permanent funds Of the
Society. 1ts valuable lot on tho North Side was
mortgaged tos homo $4,000 or $4,000 to tho
Mutual Security Insurance Company for tho
, 1873-03-24

One Mr. Brown, Of London, has sot an o1am-
plo to husbands whose wivoa elope from tl1on.
Browns vito elopod With ono Crellin. Brown
lad no disposition to challenge Crellin, AZ ho
did not bolleyo In tho eodo Of honor; neithor
was Orollln's estate autlicient to award him DAM
agoa which would satisfy his Vengeance. 90
Brown Lit upon anothor plan. When Mrs.
Brown lod with her para.nour, eho ca1riod OF
$4,000 worth Of jowelry. brown had Orolliu ar
rcstod for theft, mud brought hlm before ono Of
tho London Police Courts. Ia yaIu did Crolliu
plead that ho did not carry off anything but Mrs.
Brown. In vatn did Mrs. Brown pload that tho
1owolry was hers bofore marriage. Some Of tho
jowolry wes found upon Crolln's person. Tho
Magistrate hold that, as tho law now stands,
Brown WAS the legal owner Of 1t, aud crollin
was therefore held to answer tho charge OF
felony. As moat Of tho olopemonts In
Which Losharto takos part grow oui nl Ills de-
sire to gain possession OF curtain yaluables and
property belonging to tho woman with whom
he tlics. Brown haa put dampor both upon
Lothario aud tAa silly goose who runs away
, 1873-03-24

Slavery in Porto Rico has been abollslcd by
tho unanimous vote Of tho Spanish Republic.
This emancipation ia Immediate, and tho freod-
mon aro invested with all tho political rights Of
other Spanish citizons. One Of tho clauses in
the act Of emancipation givoa plain hint to
Cuba, III the statement that tho Republic means
to koep tile Spanish Dominion intact.
, 1873-03-24

1EnMs OF RunacnIrT,os {rArAn1z IN ApvAHcr}.
54 Esx * sManSs5y Msssyy ..ss
rnrts oha yoar at tho rnmc ratio.
To p,oront delay and mat"kcs, bo and gvo Post
Olfcr addross III ful Including State and County.
nonltanees ,uAy ho rn1o other by draft ozprcss, Post
Onlco ordor, or III ,oqste.oa ottors, ut our risk
TEnMB 70 CITY BunBcNlnEnB.
atly detveru,l Sunday oxceptod 2t conts rnr wook.
Gsiiy dpiisorol sunday Included B0 eonts ior week.
Addrc,s TIL: TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Cornoe Madison ami Deas1orn.st4.. ChioaRo, Ill.
, 1873-03-24

Commodore Vanderbilt gave half q million dol
lars, few days ago, for tho endowment of South
ern university, and now follows this liberal char
1ty with ha!f million dollars for tho erection Of
n fomalo seminary on Staten Island, to be man.
aged on the plan Of tho seminary at Nov Bethle-
hem, in Pennsylvania.
, 1873-03-24

Now York City owes gas bill Of nearly a
million dollars md the authorities have been
told TINT, if it is not paid forthwith, tho Gas
Company will cease to supply tho atrcets and
public buildings.
, 1873-03-24

Tho Momphis Appeal IN woll-cousiaersd mr.
tielo on tue rocuperation OF france, slnco the
Franco-der1nan war, makoa 1t tho basis Of aons
very sensible ad;.oe to the Southern States, and
shows that In order to prosper thoy must secure
immigration, build factories, and 80 Franc do~
mostlo legislation as to mako 1t to tho Intoroes
Of natives to stay at home, and at tho same tmo
tempt the thrifty and industrious from oyory
cl1mo to mako their homo In tho South
, 1873-03-24

Tho Memphis 1ualanche Of tho 10th inst. mon-
tionB that suit has been commenced In the
Haywood Circuit Court against tho Momphis l.
Louisvi1lo Railroad Company by Mossrs. Austin
L Thomas Henry Taylor, and others, mcrchanta
Of Brownsvillo, to recover e900,000 alleged to
have been extortod from them by this Railroad
Company, in determinations on freight, princ-
rally cotton, shipped over tho road by them dur
ing the past four or five years. Tho plaintiffs in
tho case propose to mako a thorough test of the
question whether tho railroads hayo any right to
discriminate in their tariff Of rates against local
shippers IN favor Of through shippers, Tho caao
has created great doal Of excitement In Tom
negHeo, where tho pooplo hare long been groan-
ing under tho burdorsome determinations i'm
poBed upon them by tho railroads. THIS is the
first case which has boon brought before
the courts OF the 6tate, and, ~ all tho
parties to the suit arc possessed Of ample moans
and arc determined to mike test case, unusual
interest attaches to it. There will also bo worry
general fooing Of intorost In tho oase throughout
tho West, asit isonly part andpareel of tho grcat
movement Of tho people, farmers and merchants,
to protect themselves against tho unjust exac-
tions Of large md wealthy corporations. BY q
rather strange coincidence, tho people of Eng
land aro agitating tho Same matter, aud bill iB
now ponding in Parliament which ia calculated
to protect merchants, by tho appointment Of
Board Of Railway Commissioners, whoso duty it
shall 10 to enforce tho laws againnt diHcrimina-
ttons, md also by Il provision Which compoa
tho railroads to adopt aHohodulo OF uniform ratoB
and adhere to them certain length OF time.
, 1873-03-24

man In Mainc has recently invented m
oyater, which lie finds to bo morchantabe ,fith
inebriated parties, and which las como into,
very ganoral request among Ills customers, aftcr.
thoy have roachod that condition wl',un ouo
oyster appears III two, and an order fora dozon
can bo Rosyed with half-a-doxon Ta,s honest
and ontorprising Maine man fash,onH his oyster
out Of flour pasto, tapioca, sa1t, and water,
Which arc placod in secondhand shels. caro-.
fully glued round tho edges. Tho only obstacle
In tho way Of their complete sucooss is that thoy
don't cook well hut, NJ intoxicated people
usually prefor thoir. foyators raw, .Lo docs not
find that tubs difficulty hurts tho salo OF his
taploca oyntorB very natarially.
, 1873-03-24

money Which was tlsod to complete its
building. Tho lot Ia worth the money, probably
much more, and tho members ought to bestir
themselves antl 500 what can DO done to royiyo
tho Society, and place 1t OH n new caraor OF uso-
fulncas. Tho permanent or endowment funds
of the Society, amounting to somo $40, 900, woro
In tho llnnda Of Mr.. scammon. Tllo bond for
theao funls was, II wo mistaho not, burned up
with tho sooioty's building. Doubtless ntr.
Boammon will keop tllom safely, for, Judging
from his otlor transactiona with trust monoys,
keoping funds which ho holds In q nducIary
capacity ia Mr. scanmon'a best holt"
.e.-...-Ms.--
Tho following fB a transcript from Oakos
Ames' "littlo book" OF ono Of hfs accounts
with tho purohasera Of Credit Mobtller stock:
1eos-W. D.. X. DR..
70 ten eharca stock Credit Mobnor Of fA....si, Zoo
NJ 81
~ caan.''.... ......................... 329
1aaS mot"l ....-.".....'...sl,o7o
ny dividend Of bonds Union Pacific Railroad,
Jne l7-Dy dividend collected for your aoo. GO
1otai ......................$1,3 $40
IhtB is tho account Of the groat Bhoyel-1nakor
With n1r. ". D. Kelley, OF Philadelphia. Kelley
bought 81 900 Of Credit 1roblor stock, on which
thoro WAS then duo dividends to the amount Of
ERIC. Alr. Kelley thorcupon paid him cash 1920,
which, with sd duo him for intoroBt On Lis dlyi-
dend, paid for tho stock. In six months more
no rocofvod another dividend Of 5000, or GO per
cent. Further on ho got anothor dividend OF
$500 and 800. Kelley Baya ho has no rocol]oc-
tion Of rocoiving tho dividonds, though ho docs
remember borrowing" ut dIiroront tirnea about
$1,000 cash from A1nes, which ho noyerroturnod.
When Ames told hia story, Ke,leywas astoundod,
and vent through the farco Of offering Ames d
check for tho money, which A1noH refused.
Kelley then, with grand flourish, made for
nal presentation Of tic stock aud ita future
dividends to tho United States, and imnodi-
atoly yotod himself $1,000 extra pay out Of the
Treasury, Kelley'B account therefore foots up:
nccoIved from Cakes Amcs, stock. 600
'...-..'',....+ IVY
DNluonus: Gu0
" borrowed" 1,000
Total. .............,..........S 800
heR7 cash'. 329
.. sa,oo1
Extra 5000
ta.eel
----
Kclley'a profit. 7oe1
, 1873-03-24
OBJ Cblf2apn 01ibu11&.
Monday Morning, Maroh 81. 1873.

Casey lns boon confirmed again as Collector Of
Customs for New OrleA1ls. Tho Senate debated
tho nomination several lioura.
, 1873-03-24

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Hatstod street, south Of
Madison. Engagement Of FEauk Mayo. "Davy Crock
Ctt.n
, 1873-03-24

N1xON's ANp1lTrI1EATRIs- Clinton, batweou
Washington and Randolph stroos. Wlldor Goa
Eatiatal CItnus. ......
, 1873-03-24

MYERS OPERA 1IOUSE-Monrpo street, botrocn
sta:e and Dearborn. Arlington, Cotton Kcmb!o'a
aIiaatrcl aud Hurlotuuo Troupe.
, 1873-03-24

"ath him. When Lothario discovers TINT ho is
10 10 O felon, and Mrs. Brown dseovors tint
sho IL to loso Iotharlo, Mr.. Brown, and hor
1o"elry also, both OF them will hesitate long
u'ne before they decide to disturb, Mr. Browns
domestic poaoo.
, 1873-03-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ROYAL HAVANA IOTTERY-WH0LE TICKET,
EG8 Circulars sout; information Rlvon. j. D. MAR
TlNEz co.. bankers. 10 Wall-st =. o. Boz 1856. Nov
Ynrk,
, 1873-03-24

Legislative investigation In New York shows
tint imprisonment for debt IL practically ro-
taaned III that State and extensively practiHed in
Now York City. Tic low authorizing impriBou-
mont for debt wae repealed by tho Legislature
aomo time ngo but certain exceptions woro
mado, authorizing tho courts to issue orders of
arrest Ill casos where dobt was fraudulontly con-
traosod, wi'ero IN agreement in trust had boon
violated, whore goods woro aocrotcd, whore
tnoy Wero carried away In suspicious mannor,
etc. Now IT is found that royongoful creditor
anu unscrupulouB attorney can sond any man to
jail WHO happens to got into dobt and cannot
pay, ny Causing his arrest undor ono Of tho OK
ceptionH which remain. a number of casos Of
peculiar hardship are noticed to il1ustrato tho
working OF tho law. A small morohant, a fow
hundred dollars In debt, was arrested on
suspicion that he wns going to take
sudden leave. Tho mah waa thrown
into prison, hia gooda placed In tho
hands Of tho Sheriff, who sold them out at a
third OF their value. and t1lon Ind enough to dis
charge all the dobts, aftcr which tho debtor was
released. But his business was brokon IN. ho
died from tho ahock, md lis family was left in
an impoverished condition. Another case yas
that OF workingman who was imprisoned for 9
dobs OF 300. His famiy waH forced to soil and
pawn their household furniture for uuonov to
support thom, and thon Ind TO appeal to tho
clty Mission for assistance. Abuaog Of thia
nature should not bo possible under any dohtos-
law in this country.
, 1873-03-24

Tho London Standard las pronounced mi
op'naoh upon President Grants Inaugural hfou-
eago. 1t 'decfaros 1t to bo tho most eur,oua,
document which hns over omanatol from tho
rulor OF civilized nation, mud commends tho
mingled spirit of pioty and platitudo Which;
Shines throng gil it. Tho Standard analyzos tho,
mossago in tho following humorous manner;
~ tho frat sentence NC arc ca!od upon ia nn1o,,a
.no 1ast tha Providence for sccoud tin,o lai suc
Gan nntlon aort Of admission Ia mado tlnt ti,u
Isesent haH not hitherto jusIled tho choice o Prov
larhce n tic remark that WHOM o frat assumed oifice1
tno country had not recovered from tho ccla Il ho
gloat revolution" No may here noo lllgt tic civil
war is for the first tine, so far as we cnn rcnnnbnr
called q revolution. From this sentence ~ nnsa
10 another, in which no nro abruMly ;,formetl.
that u r. Gen. Grants ii llrm conviction tIlat
the :, civilized world ia tending towaM re-
pub!icanianl." Tho Civilized world IL nj ouiy
tonaing toward rolnblicsnam, but, atcordiu9
to de1a Grant It ia doing directly under S1nerican
nspifat1on subject, az The movements Of Artoml,a
Marda consultations wcrc to the Copstit,,t,m nj tie
United Batoa. It Ia not stated but wo hayu riuht tn
'fnny, thnt the American Government Is tie Retter
1nalshcd for ts great civllztng maaiou tounh tiIe
cIeunstahco Of Congress having recently G1bTcd the
aaIares Of tito President, the seators md ia Rnnre
eonoeivcs. II 40 much Inns been dono aIrcaty fur CIV
1izatton hy Legislature which boasts Of Bchuyar.
Uolia3 and an Oakes Arnea anloug lis momlprg what
nay tho world not expect when tie ylrtue OF Oonurrsa
aaB ocen steoled and fortified to the cxeut salaries
d1ed at S9.5002 ''"-A'@'
, 1873-03-24

Tho following Is transcript from Oalos
Ames' ''littlo book" OF ono Of hia accounts
with tho purchasers Of Credit Mobtlier stock:
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,rRAcIIEhs, A.,NaaI. lNsrlfprH.


The Sixth Annual Institute 9f For
est county win be beld at 'Tionesla,
eommehcing on Taesday. Japnary Ia
1873, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, aud con.
tipue IN sesstou four days. All teach
ers, school directore apd friends ofsed-
ucotion are respectgally invited to at.
tend.
y. j. Sttmlnnn, Pfincipal of Car
Hrier Sefnirsry willd5e pfesent during
the week as Lecturer and Instructor.
Prot. G.. II. Dale, bftFfsAklin, wal
give ipstruciiop in the several branches
taught in oar schools, and in the Theo-
ry and Art of Teaching5 rLWy1q7
Business oflimportance to teachers
will be brought before the institute,
and it is expected of every teacher in
the unty,sapd all who are preparing
ID teach. toattend the institute. and
We hope that directors. WILL. in every
way, encourage their teachers to dc
tso.t u & ~L-AII 81. j
2 Teachers. it is'not ,o,ily a privilege,
but it is your duty to ma ke,a oil sneees-
sary arrangements TO leave your
schools during the time, and give full
! prompt attendance. ~
An examination will be he'll on
Saturday january 18th! at o 3ocloei
IA. NJ. ST. RoHRER,
A Co. Supt.
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Geo. HI,nter has been rI',ulnning

Geo. HRlnter has been running d
hack to- az d from the depot. FOR a
couple Of Yseks ,passsa and has been
ding good business. We do not
know whether o, not' Is to be per
nianent sffangeneRiy sht know it
would be very much appreciated Lby
the travelling public.
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HARRISBURG.

Legislature met Yesterday, 7lh Mr..
Anderson, Of Allegheny was elected
Speaker of the sepate, ana Mr., Elliott,
Of Philedelphis. Speaker Of The nIouse,
At the Republican Caucns, ,siinan'Cam
eron was nominated on the first ballot
Gf U. S, Senator; -willianD.. Kelly
and S. w. Wickershaln received re.
spectively fonr and two votes on tho
first ballot On motiop The npnins-
tion was made unanimous. which ~
cures Mr. Cameron's election.
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roaEsr couNTY oFFIcERs.

President Juoce--w. y. JESKs.
Associatc Judges--J. A. PROPER, Ak
RRRw Cook.
8herig--T. J. VAN GfEsES.
TreaSursr--ISRED. Gi AesNER.
Rrothonotdry, Register C Recorder, &c.
j, ~, AoSEw.
cbmu,issioners- con NEncfLtfoTT, n
D. COLLINS, JoHS THOMPSON.
County yaperintendent--S. II. RoHRER.
District Atfofney--W. W. Mason.
Jnrv Cbnm missioHers-GgORoR SIo0fSs,
WM. PATT ERsoN.
Cbu,fy Sarreyor-S. u. IRWIN. ID
cbroner-JosIAH WINANs. ~
County Aud'tOys-WM. CLARK, T. I'D
CoRB. T.. MARHEH, .,Ss'
lfewtsrof COpgrsss 1914 District a. ri :.
eooRIRLp.
Asssnbiy--J, n. LAwsor. q
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fever In lbs lIl.,ory OF Iuyoarion

HasAn article bounded into public
favgr with the rspidily of tho LIGHT
RuGNISG DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINE.
1t will sew finer and heavier goods
than any machine in the market.
Being the youngest IF all ihssiapd-
ard m, hines, the iIAentor has had
,.n on,ortanity TO Yiakt BY the merits,
d;R,siiies snd errors + all iefmer iu-
venions and ii islnicved ki.@t tie
SSosrs1Ic is BeareR bsoluts perfection
ma any 2lhs51ooE in W.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
BURYANRS PiLGnlM'S PROGRESS:

The most beautiful edition ever publish
ed. Printed ON elegatit papec, with HEAR
y 500 exquisite illustrations. Profits
this noble work. For circular and terms,
address Johu e. Potter * Co., Publishers,
Philadelphia. 39It
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TAs forest gspphlitnng
WEDNESDAY MORNING, ,IAS.S,isi.
BOROUGH oFFicERs-

Burpess--J.. WINANs.
Cibusicifstept IT *. Van Tiescn, Miles W.
Nefcilliotf, l.. A.. lfackctts
ynstfces ofths Psnce-W. r. Mercillloit,
u. y. Knox.
CbpstaLic--J. n. Tcitsworth.
iychoot Directors---J. Winans, y. Al naio,
\. A. Pepper Jacob Shriver, ~. w. Tate,
=. d. Irwin.
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7yne Of 1~ains

AZ TIoNESTA STATION. on and and
Monday. November 4th, 1872:
sopTuwAHp.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Somebody has one OF onr Har-
ps1's Magazines for 1872. aud we wish
they'd fetch it back.
Remember that the Teachers
Institute meets in Tionesta next week
aud "ye podag ,sae" viii DO the hero
Of the hvur.
-Ex- Sheriff Davis has moved in
the house next the Savings Bank. for.
merly occupied by the putt Office and
7. Ms family.
"A. G. Porter Of the .Iefspn p-'f
acfat SSs in town yesis,fay, bst kpfs
20 ruehed With busisess that lse g
pcsscsll NRFr vs.
Protrscted meeyings gsss I. ~ w !,
during last week. in the N. Z. III 4
in this place. We believe therssr
no additions 70 tic ehqrch, E
Oliver Proper, son Of Judge
per. r.siarted for Pittsburgh 20 Y 4
Commercial College, last wsek, !,
a short vacation st home.
The trains on the 0. c. &
nv. arc now running on Phla3fE his
;ime. which is len minutes Issts,ss' han
the time formerly used by the r
The Commissioners and Az tor.
meet to settle up the County ac ,at,
on Monday next The seitl} it
will be published the first We ~
February.
The Forest Brass Band, nov pn-
sisting of four pieces. headed by oi'
Weber, Was out on New &sarsb p.
Hun,er's Hack. discoursinea &c eel
music to the iphabifsnts Of fh
-Rey. n. VI. Brown, of Rou
will preach in the Presbyterian 70
ia this place, an, Sunday, n 'h
inst. We believe this Is 90 Of
the regular supplies of the Pre- ry'
We understand that Je Hu-
lings is 10 move into the hous,s va
hated by Sheriff Van Giesen., e has
been for two years past ep'ng
boarding house at the Poor n Ve-
hango county.
Miss Clara, daughter - ~ -ffunr-
ter, has taken position as isachsr IN
The Beaver Seminary. Shsgradusied
at that institution pretty hearty two
years agos and being engaged as
teacher there is high compliment to
her proficiency aud thoro'ghness.
Mr.. Jas Lewis was i town last
evening, and reported that the new
well at Ross Run, heiDg put down oy
II. r. Roberts, was deTu 500 feet
with fair show. We \ wsh them sue
cess, but are afraid they sill bear the
market wheg they geA Through the
third sand; ID oil is d er low now.
-ConducaIr Gleason hO was tried
yestorday at iieadville manslaOgh-
ter, was acqRitted. T jury render
ed the verdi3t withog s. leaving their
seats. 10 q Qetober lso IaF put a man
named Busls off hi an lor nom
.w,,ort oF farejay< u rus Nas after
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PASSENGERS will havo TO understand that
~'Northward." in the table is doun the
Esver, and "SouthwArd" Is up the river.
rrains 10 and 20 arc mixed freight and a'.~
eemmodstion; the others are passenger
7yaine.
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HOW 10 90 WEST.


This is an enquiry which every one
should have tr,,tWuiy answered before
he starts on his journey, and a little
care taken in examination of Routes
will in many cases save much trouble,
time and money. "
The &c. B.E.Q. RI, running from
Chicago, through Galesburg to Bur-
iiogton. and the 81. b. & W. Route.
rdnning from Indianapolis, through
bloomington TO Bnrlington, have
s4hiesed splendid reputation in the
ast two years as the leading Passen.
ler KoHtes to the West. At Burling-
gon they connect with the B. & NJ. Il.
4 e.M form the great Burlington
Route, which runs direct through
Southern Iowa to Nebraska and Kan
sas, With close connections to Califor-
MIA and the Territories; and pa>seu-
gers starting from Tiouesta, on their
way westward, cannot do better than
to take the Burlington Route.
This Liues has published u pamphlet
called "HuE to % West, which con-
taius much valuable information n.
large correct map Of the Great West,
which call be obtained free of charge
by addressing the General Passenger
A GENT B. G, NJ Il, r., Burlington,
ioSa.
s-Sne form of Catarrh begins with
uaeasihess of nose; the nose is oh:
strurled by the thickened lining mem
5raue- and feels dry, a desire to pick
il, bleeds a littie, sores coon start,
spread and get deeper, crusts form on
ihsm large qnd hard to getaway. mat
tc discharges aesh is eaten and the
lone decays. breath offensive and face
.becoIaes dis6gured. Terrible disease
Nothing will cure but Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical discovery taken earn,
estly TO correct the blood and system,
locally, use DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rene
dy. a healing specific, and 10 apply it
property, Dr. piercss Nasal Douehc.
This reaches al ihp diseased parts.
All these scre means of cure sold to-
gether for 50 by Druggists. COS
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Our paper has started out on the
New Year with new head, which
was put on it by Mr.. a. n. Kellogg, of
Chicago. We hope all our subscribers
will admire it, and still lend their sup
port to the establishment, so that we
may not be obliged TO send it back.
We we're never on a better footing
than at present. and have no doubt
bat We can, by close application pro-
cure currency eAough /" purchase hash
and change of shirts; more than
that we do not aspire Ia.