Bloomington Progress, Volume 4, Number 50, Bloomington, Monroe County, 12 April 1871 — Page 4
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Syttlai notices.
Onager Attoail. A dngle spark m:iy kindk a fltme that will con-
aume cttj, and anuill milmMit Qegl.ieled, may end j in fatal dicordcTH. bearing tliis fact in mind, let. the j ftrt Bymptcma cf debility or nervous prostration be j met promptly viltl' !HTigortit;ng tre&tmeut. Ftre- j moat ftpion,; the vieiable touioa of the ago stands j noetetter'e Stomaci Bitters, uad whenever tho vital j powers seem to la spites, or there it any leoson to ! inwpcct ttuit thoijjiuml fai.ctioiis vwenlial to the : stretenation aad p'trifiratlou of the 1:odv ar? D.fivr- j fectlv performetl this .nvataabk' luvigorai.. and an- i tteeptic shouldt ope K re rted t . Indigestion ; alwuxfi Wf.ilen WriVn.;.-r- ()' the ldilv iv.iwer?.
Soiup times it iinj.rKHis lh.M (ho aniettt deriaud more food :b.n tt sloiva h .m lig-M ; though not more, pa'rijnjw. i renuired to Keep up the fid! trength'o the frame. Th object nadcr euoh eircnnutKiices. i to nurcae the digestive capacity tf the assimilating orau. so as to sake U e jual e the doty Imposed upon it, by the appeitr, au 1 capable of Supplying the bttitdiny
maiemu or tnc a.-, Mem as aet objoct t'vUy a o.oripllshed fceya. They tons a:d etinu:
brane vhich secrtfe-i the gat, ric jniee, and the result
ts that tnenolvecit u mingitM with the l- a in sumeient quantity t convert all i:a nouriHhmc parHoVw Into pure and v hclt eon?e eleim ut. If, m the other hand, there Is r. deficiency oJ appetite, without any corrtpondinff dehcieiicy digestive power, the effect of the tonic is tc timdato a de-ire tr food. In nineteen cais out of twent y, headai b nausea, nervvu3ne'sf f liutii g-fite, spurns, and imieed, most of tht camiaJ aelteaund piiw to which humanity is .subject, proceed pr marily ft"m iadigewtion, complicated with hilt nsne:s; and for ootli these corcplaiut Hostettert StoQtacb Bitters are recommended as a speedy and :rtiin remedy.
"It Saved My Life." WORDS OF A RELIABLE DRUGGIST. What is tno V til no of Money when Compared to 11 pal tiu
FOB THE BOYS AKD GIRLS. The Little Dutchman. 0 I'm a little Tuchmau, My linnic is Van dor Dote, An' vat I cannot Ret to eat, I smells it mit my nose. An' von tley vtll not let mo May, I tokos it out in vork ; And von dey makes ino vork too bard, I soon the job will shirk. An' ven dey st-ndB rno off to pod, I lays avakc all nigut ; An von dey cornea to vake me up, t shuts my eywi up ti;bl. For I'm a little Tuchnmn, !Tv ruime iH Van der Dofw. Au' vat I do uot know loym It, 1 utver vaut to k-uowH.
Thc iltixl-Tiirtie anil the Gho..t ITom tl)i! Young Folks for April.
Three small hoya, Horry, Sammy, tuitl
Cliristeuing a Ken Town. 1 The people of tho thriving village of Grotou .TuneMon, Mass. , having out- ; grown their village boundf. and become a town, petitioned the Ltigislature of i the Stnte, and tlw villapro of Grcton
Junction became the toira of Ayek, named after Dr. J. C. Ayer, a name familiar with ever;.' household in the country. Not long uino.o the people of Ayer gathered en maam to celebrate the important event, and the new town was christened amid general, rejoicing. Upon tho occasion Dr. Ayer was present, na well a.s many distinguished gentlemen of the State"; arte, when the Doctor was introd need, be responded as follows : l.ai'ies and GetUtemvn :
it us it is i-cqnirwi. ThtB j Tommv, eight, nine, and ten years of t Cn the western com d lV lh! UB6 of thO Bit- 11 -,,,,,.. J, i,, lKii;l ' 'OPCH 111 1 0 the IriHll male the cellar mem- last Stimmel went down to Jab Ml , tJnnt&m of ,Uo jlln
CHICAUO CORRESPONDENCE. Cool Wrathrr-BnalneH-Lent her ninniifnrnr tVliolxulr Boot and Shoe Tnr.de l)oSi; lt, Unssi tt & Hills The Look Vliend The Kralt Piogpect, The pleniiant but cool we&ther hf s dried up tbo mud wilhout hasteniiiR vegetation. BUSINESS ia bepinuinf; to be qnito brisk in rtry goods, millinery, boots nntl shoes, groceries, hardware, dinK and chemicals. Tlia prospects of a busy season are promising. LEAT1IKR MANeFACTCRE. I'romiiionl among tho industries which have bttilt up Chicago is tho manufartuie of leather. 80 noted Ih Chicago leather for its excellence, that the boBl boots in New EneHud are made of it. Its luatinguishlng quality is, that it remains soft and pliable, and
thereforo durable, and conaeqnently has I the host reputation in tbo market. All kinds ' of leather sole, upper, calf and harness ! are mado here, hut tho chif iirodnetion i
is upper leather. As might he expected, in a city noted for its leather manufactures,
MILWAUKEE MUSICAL SOCIETY.
Gri-ctnci Grift Concert 2 At Mnsto Halt, Mllwo.ikce, AVednemlny Kv.. April 80, 18TI, with the ktn nautistance oft lie beat munical tiiltiit ol fhe city.
A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY MILX.ION8 Bear TetintT Their I Woiiderf) Ciirmtive EWeets.
DR. WALKER'S CALIFORNIA
$80,000 IN CASH PRIZES
To be Distributed In GKEKN BACKS, us follows i
1 Oift 1 Oift 5 Oifts aoaifts SO Oifts
25,000 - 5,000 - S.OOO 1,000 - - s'ooo SOO - 10,000 lOO . - 5,000 100,000 Tickets lira to
SOO Gifts l.SOO Chits
SO - - OLO - lO - -
2,177 Gifts -
be Siiltl nt !.00
THE WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE TBADE has attained large proportions, and has becomo
me great source or supply lor t:ie vast region
Cn the western const of Scotland where it
Sea. a river, rising on the
brook, where they had what they called among the hills and empties into tho Frith of "a bully good swim." Their swimming ; Clide. From remote time it has been called ...l:.. 1 I . '(1. 1.1,A:..: A f ..I LI ....I. ...1 U A 'n.nln
t:UlliW.'U lit CillWlIHi: llinUl. "Jill IIJCU ti.)nniiiiii wm nu-im huju M , ''J"f. . , . vi:;D
hand, on tho bottom of tho br. .ok where 1 nest the river of t ie eagle's nest, t ' uu.hiik, u woi, i, m iu'r Iianu3 onuit uoiwmoi tnc di-ok wtic.e ftn,i , r0nticrumn harbor lone I sippi valiov. For the last few years, the bnstit was shallow making a great M- : tooVa ha," let ",L , bocaSe ffitar ? I T9 l,M b?on PW0"8 anj.th8 ,'?nmber 1 ing with their feet, and then shemtmy, i un named from the river, (,nd now about 1 strong and reliable lirms selling tlus class of "Hi! hi! see me swim!" though Bone ; ono-third as large as Lowell-the city of Avr. I goca has done much to attract Woetern traae f ,m n oir,.' ' For morn fi.i... n thoiiomwl it'baa hnwn i to Clucago. The amount of annual sales have
nevertheless tried t o make each other no,ccl in Jb? history of Scotia id. During tho j
, ii.i ii. ... (: ..;4 wars of Robert Hmco it. was one of his re-
'U4It?U bliilU MtlU 'V1, ('1'ILl.llillV
Allen's Lung Balsam la warcantod k brea't up tho most troublesome Counh la an rooredihl;y ahoit time. Tbereisno rexnody that ean ahon aiorv evidence f rei.l merit than thin Baltem, tcr curiui; 1 'o&aumptiou. Coughs, Oolda, Asthma. Croup, Ac. It Acts on tho Kicliicr. It Acts on I tie I.iver, tW IVhlci makea it inoro than a Oouh Rem dy
Read tho (ollonlmr from a reliable druggist oi Mit t)igan : M; EIW. Crrv. Mlotl., July 27, 1S70. J. W. TXarris Co Dear Nir:.:- Th Ailen'a Lung Balsam ha arm ?d. 1 wiuld not like to be without it, for it haa saved 1 ly life. I took a bad eold aud .:ouffh, and finally Const -Dip ion was seated upon me. I waa In a very bau stAto. 1 tried e..er$hing that w:is reeoui meuaed, and nt a great deai of men.'-, and got no help. I had th? Allen's Lung Balsam for at Jo. bat 1 knew nothiui; of Its menu. I did not like to take it, withont kDowii:f mo.-oaboutit. I hed not siild a hotUvl When your atreiit called oo roe 1 told him I eouht not sell a medicine I knew uothinic .bont. He urtred me to try n. mys V. !t did so, a.nd to my grateful tiurprise the first ijoltle itoppod uy cou:b. and bpfpro the third bottle was iakn my lun,: wore healed and well, and I oan now srak koowinel,'.- !o my friends and cus
tomers ci ine qoaixioa el Allen's Lung r.alsam.
f remaio, ronpectfuMy
1 f. COTTBE
in the art. Boys are not easily fooled,
uid bo 1 Btrppcso tlitit neithei' of tliesu deceived the other, bnt,liko some men, perhaps they deceived themselves After they had paddled about in tlie water for three or four hours in t ht Lent of the day, until their skins were well tanned, Harry, tho ringleader of tho party, proposed that they should go out. No quicker said than done! Jn f. miuvito they were all standing o'.i one leg, jumping up and down to shal e the tratcr out of their cars. This 'lone, they hurried on their clothes, without stopping to wipe themselves, und were soon ready to ptndi for home. Thov had n.11 Blnrtcd, wJion Harry t urned and throw a stone into the w ater. No sooner had it plumped to the bottam than up from a deep hole sprang a huge mud-turtle. He cwae out. on s.ioro, and with his ugly-looking mouth wide open toddled for the boys. Tney were a little frightened nt first, and ran a few steps; but their courage suddenly returning, they each picked up a stick, and gave him such a drubbing that lie was glad to run back to the water, into which ho fell with a thud. Then again he faced his enemies. The boys thrust
their sticks at him, and he caught one ia his mouth and held on so tight that
when they all pulled together at it thev
hauled the hug
sorts, and wan especially favored by him be-
It t Aaro'e fo fft next aVhva'e eh ildIt eonafns no Opii m n any form f
I s Sold by Medicine Deal ere Generally.
CAUTION. Call tor " ALLEN'S LUNG BALSAM." and buo the uae of any other balsam, an unprincipled men may deceive yon with worthless pre parat Ions. Call for Allen's lung; Balsam. J. -S. HARRIS I CO., Proprietors, Cincinnati. O. For sale by CUKENEA Bt'TTON. Milwaukee: H. BOSWOBTH i; SON'S. Milwaukee : FCIXER. rtNCn A FULLER, c;:lvso; COLLISS BROS., St, Louis; NOYKS E ROS., tit. Paul.
NEW BOOKS. Mary J. Holmes' New Novel, JSL iXlTDt:.OLl5L. O.W. CARLETDW & CO., of New York, anne nnco to the many million admirers of Mrs. Mary J. Holmos' novels, that they w.tl publish ia a few days toother eharmlngnew novol from the en of this gifted aut hor, fbis now book l oar of tlw- tei I hho baa ever 'jrritten. ud is entitled MILIjBANK. Mrs. Uolmea tia peculiarly rleasant aud fascinating writer. Hor b-i'ki .iro alwa-H entertaiidng. and she has the rare faculty of enlurina the ae-mpathyarid afTectloasof her roacerj. and of holdlna jhilr olttotion ti her pages with aooi and absorbing interest. Thow who have net revl a t of Mrs. Holmes' other novels. Mid who wiah to d 3, will find their names below: Lksa Rivers. Mauuji Obey. TEaOTEST JJ S.BHISE. Doa.l UKASE. MEADOW BjirOK. COCSJS Mai dk EKOUSH Olll-tANi. H)MESTr.ADN Hu.LKlDE noon WoBTiuvft rax. Tiib'aukbon Paine. DaRUKesh an: ' I UOIiitlT RKE Matueh. ErBFlt.-i's MiaTAKK. These books ara beautifully printed and bound Price fajU&u. tjjr" rhe abov.i bocksare sold everywhere,and sent by mail, j ilwjt re c,o o receipt of price, by the Publishers. . W.CARU3TON Jk CO.. Publishers. Madison qcabje H. Y. City.
A Novel by Emily H. Moors, ektixu:i A LOST LIFE. to a few dayi will be pablinhsd a new novel of the most intense u teient, by JtMILY H. MOOItE, (Tho w ill-kcown Wes sra Authoress. A LOST LIF ? : ii. no of the most delightful novels ever written, ai:d ri.l command a wide aalo tbrom-hout the commnoit; . Orders are pouring in fr mi avory anarter.aod th iuiandsof reac'.-rs w'iibocht..rmc with i. Mas. EMni ,i. Moouk, bo has written so long wilder the w, r.tr: d-r plumv o( " llsnonette,';' has made that narr. virt pooular , dl over the greai Voat, and this, her first xiok, wil lb welcomed by evrj' one. Tjhebook is oaui if illy o-tnteit and bound. Price J1.60. s " The above twika are sol 1 everywhere .tind m nt by mail, imtagtj'tccjLn receipt of price, by the PuMit here. ti. W. t AKLiiTON A CO., Pablnhers, MiXm Squabx, K . Y . Vlty.
been variously stated at from ten to sixteen
milliiis, but tho lowest sum is probably a fair
i estimate. It is also fnmons for its manufac-
'.viso bo ivna tboro ,-nred of n.imw. Oliver : uto of ooots ana shoes, Jl lie l.Uucago custom
Cromwell made it onsof the . epots'and head- boot has a great reputation all over the connquartern of his arim in his attack upon Scot- r. 'f Loms jobbero t re obhged to land, and one of his old fortii is now the cita- i buy them to sell their own goo Is, so popular del of Avr i 19 e deni ui.1 for them. But ihJo all its distinction , Avr was the !, tho wholesale boot and shoo birth-place of the r oot, Burrs. 'And what a ! e,'r "S fho nB' responsible and poet ! What a voice has ho pi' en to all rhe en- , reliable business men of the city, and repdoaniientsofhousp! How lies hs hallowed the i H' !Jr atuoimt of business capital, cottage and allTft covere-v-ean and wifP, i And at the htiad of this cIibh is the Arm of patclies and povorty. beans, tarlev. alo, hard- j doooett, bassett and bii.;ji, ship and tho poor nun's toil. How lie wraps ; 29 and 31. Lako street, the pioneer wholesale uiih tenderness whatever ho names, even his I boot and shoo house, and the oldest one now bleak leagues of pasture, the slubble field, ice, I m bnsinosf in Chicago. Beginning business as snow, sleet, and rain, brooks, :irds, mice, this- i a wholesale and retail bouse i;i June, 1846, ties and heather. His Bonny Doon, John An- when there, were no wholesale t.ousos here of derson.my Jo John, AuldL&ng Bvuo, and High- anv i;ind, and the population ws bill, llf.OOO, land Maw roll round the world in over ringing ! their sales the first, year wore hut 911,000. In : ymphoti; with what is purest and bml in tin-1 lsta thev fold exclusively at wholesale and man nature. His songs woo mid melt the ; from that time to this they have maintained
iH-mtB "i yutiiu aim nisiuune, oruiir toiat'o to j their pre-eminence as the lealing House m
I lie evi lowmf, iwiu ruuiup lu xiio oy oi uillT-ioii-ed by their lot. His inspiration has net the ! affections to music in strains that are im- j mortal. No other one man over mads a language : claseic, bul he bae rendered! that lowland I
Scotch a Doric dialect of fame. The name of create the number this vear. Their goods alius homo and his beloved river Ayr was lifted j wave command the highest price in the market,
tin tno wingH in iiih paruoH, aim nuw me upproaching traveler yearns to roach the spot his genius has sanctified. Along the borders of the sea in a parallelogram and surrounding tho town ia a county of : the same name Ayrshire. j It would weary your patience to hoar the history of my ancestors from 0:3.0 ancient John of Ayr, then John Ayr, down hrongh the cen- , turios to this Ayer row beforo you ; through
tuei
The drawing will teke nlaco after the Concert-, and will ho conducted by tho follr vring gentlemen, who win
act as Drawing Committee
HO. ALEXANDER MITCHELL J. HENRY 1NBUSCH, Esq. R. P. OMKR. Esq. GUIDO rriBTER, F.a.1. GEO. W. ALt.BR. Raq. CHRISTIAN WAUL, Etq. ANGUS SMITH, Esq.
Hon. KDWARD O'NEIL. L. it. ntruAND. p.q. K. S. MKRKILL. r!t. U. ! MORAWI'.TZ. Ksi. JOilN E. KI.DRKO, Bai. Ho H. K PA1 Ml-'.lt, A. V II. CARPliNTER, Esq. W It. .IAOORS. Pros't, Ullwaakeo Mailoal Soeietr.
ifllwaukoe Musical Sciet;. T L. BAKER, Treasurer,
1 nsni.ir uiitt uusBnuiniuu duu. ZW H. N. IIEMPSTET). 410 Broadway, Mllw.iukon.WU., ii :i e autlioriod general agent, to whom all CO r respondenoe should bo addrosaod.
V.rlFCARBrrTrrV
V r sbT Mr , -.- S ysitrr;arg ,:-:
aW .T"asss -;.
WALTHAM
TrsatararssthewatUo'lbl
leara by Railway Oodtaew, Boovs s
5,000 lOOOO 15,000
80,000
All prizea will bo paid on tho day after the drawing.
kihijj naiii,DKii, nooroiary an
their lino in the Morthwost. and there aro not
more than three houses in New fork city that equal them in business. They aro also large manufacturers of boots and shoes were the first to introduce this branch of bumnees here,
made S.nOf' cases last year, and will largely in
. , 1 , , tuvit , n:irfi,n noun 01 iiuisli mm iiiulily ux
fortune and inisron tneihow mov have inter-
water upon the land.
Then aamrnv. as nuick as a nasi
seized hold of his tail and flopped him ccllont mixture of them all.
married with England, Irelai d and Scotland, and later with the Americans, tho are an ex-
over, it was lortunate unit Sammy did this, otherwise some of them might have been severely bitten : but lying flat upon his back, the turtle was' per-
lectly helpless. Alio ooys now louutt m the driftwood a wide board about
five feet long ; they pushed him npon it, shouldered him, and bore him off in
triumph. .
It -was nearly a mile to their Uomes, and most of the way was up hill. The little fellows sweat prodigiously, for the turtle was very heavy ; but at last
they deposited their burden in a huge
.Vy Friends, von havo chos 5n the name I
inherited for your town with an extraordinary unanimity, and have thereby conferred au honor npon me, the. proper acknowledgment of which I do nol feel fullv asle to aitnrese.
But I lwg you to b assured ;hat it is appreciated and that it will be gratefully remembered
wit n a living interes
life remains to
Dv my children after me
Thej keop everything in their line to be found in aiy market, and have a more complete assortraeufc than any Eastorn house. By always using the bent materials, making and keeping the best goods representing them to be just what they are and practising the golden rale in thoir business relations, thev lave increased their annual sales from 411,000 to ovor $1,200,000, and have earned a reputation for integrity and fair dealing, and for the superior qualitv of their Roods, which is n paaranty for
still greater achievements. It is one of the solid' institutions which gives character to Chicago.
Spring fashions are beginnina to make their
appearance, and the ladies are manifesting I their nsnal interest in tho latest novelties, i ,t. w. obiswolI) A CO., 48 & 50 v'abash avekve ; are now oponiug the largost and most faah- ! ionable stock of spring cloaks, cloakings, ! trimmings, laces, and especially tadiet' suits.
res: in vonr rIosperitv while .0er :n 'ae of ine wonnweei,. iney o. und, I trtisf,, bevorid that j leam mattsrs of taste, and distance all comftc!' me " petitors in the wholesale cloak trade.
rt fl.;o .n 41... 1 THE LOOK AHEAD
4. .lilt? IIU1I1U utxn t.vuiiiu .'J, list uluoiik tno : . , . . . . raaut that are writhier an.nnd vou, that is " m"S e"coni;'ng than last year, and trade, grcatlv due to its publicity. Mnv I be permit-1 th"? far? hiU! been much better than last year ted to tato whence that came ? "Until within a ! at 18 ,Ume- nd tho . nr,9f tor agncnltiiral few centuries all tao civilize.! nations of the ! prodticts ar,j also much bettor The probable globe were pent upr n tho East ern continent, V".1?' , ' co"ler;ble4 portion of the public Two or three hundred rears a io thev leaked 1 ,lol,t,a.t a o,ff rato f interest, mil have a fa-
ttih wlitirn thov KimnnK.vl bo wnul.l bo over in tins; few and fearfnllv at first, then ; "i""' tilt), Where the Mippobul Ho would : more arid mow. bur, alwkVBin their eettlements ! the conntry, and tend to give conhdenco to
saie ery soon airer iie w as weignea , tilnifl,v hugKtag tho A,lantic ,:t J1t. Within the N an1 business men
"Lr on" uv.yo iuein-io. uuob u uraui , last two or tiireo neLerations. tliov nave Durst
i out as it were, and overrun these vast continents of the west. Now they aro scattered here and possess those measurei iss stretches of mountainu and valloys, hills, pi a ins, forests and prairies with the boundless pampas and mountain ranges of South America Former generi ations lived in villagas and towns, thickly set- : tied together, where phvsiciacs v,rero plenty and
r.i. nt l.nml It.n M,1A1 i
scattered in manv soctiont t f these manv ! na, from which a brilliant red dye is
countnos. For groat numboi-s the timely j procured.
treatment of physic, ans camit t be had ; over A;M invcntive genius in Mound City, bllri1 trillMn ftf in,il T i.i,,1 rr -inmnlflnt i,li,- 1 . . . '
sicians cannot lie hail at all. Taev cannot visit
he weighed ? fifty-three pounds, boys, an sure as I live. You in vy be certain that for a fresh-water turtle he was a perfect monster. The father of one of the boys was :dso considerable in size, weighing on Ffirbunk'n scales two hundred and fifty pounds. Drinking rathor too ni'tch beer that day, about twel ve o'clock in the night he woke, vou mnv bo sure.
vtTy thirsty. He got up, lit his pipe,
and ra his mgut-cap am ! long night
the mctT rnosPEtrr
j for southonu Illinois was never better, and unites it killing frost intervenes we shall have : an abundarce of good things in their season. I B. i Curious and Scientific. OrchiltjA is a peculiarnirH8 found on
i bushes near the sea in J jower Ualifor-
NOTABLE EVENT. Kcinovnl of a Premlnrnt Advertising Agency.
We are gratified to notice the progress of any enterprise designed to augment the interests of the press, and mutually bonoflt all parties connected therewith. With this object in view, Mosius. Cook, Coburn A Co., the extensively known Advertising Agents, located for several yoars past at Boom 1, 87 Dearborn street, Chicago, 111. , have been required by their increasing business, to remove to more spacious offices. Yielding to this necessity, they hare recently occupied Rooms 11 tc 12 (" Masonic Temple ") the Mine building with which they have been identified since the opening of their Advertising Agency, nearly ten years ago, aud where they now have ample accommodations to meet
the demands of their thriving business. Their offices have been finished in modern style, and noticeable among the improvements are the handsome " banking " countors of black walnut, mounted wihh a heavy plate glass railing. Surmounting the entrance to the ' Private " Office, is a beautiful design of a clipper ship under fall sail, typical of the speed with which advertisements entrusted to this Agency for prompt insertion, are transported to England.
Australia, the Bandwioh Islands or other for
eign points. The walls surrounding the offices are encir
cled with flies for newspapers, periodicals.
magazines Ac , systematically arrauged.iuclutl-
ing about twenty-five hundred different publications of this and foreign countries.
From these files are examined the papers in
which they have ordered advertising to be inserted, and the advertisers are always invited to inepoet the game, which is convincing evidence
that this firm fulfill what they agree to. In
fact their office is complete in all its arran,
ments, making it an inviting place for the
transaction of business.
The liberal patronage now bestowed upon
this firm, iB the result of diligent and peraovering application to business, which gives
them the enviable reputation of the largest
Advertising ngency west or new ioik city, i
and none more favorably known to tho publishers and the public. ' Their experience in tho advertising business has enabled them to perfect their system in all of its varied details and centrally located, with
their chain of agencies lirraiy established, with a branch at Cincinnati, Ohio, represented byCook, Coburn A Taylor, and connections in New York and San Franciseo, they are unequalled by anv Agency for contracting for
all'kinds of advertising.
Their special lists or daily and weekly newapapers are selected from a largo portion of the important towns and principal wostern cities. Disconnected however, with these
the most esacsias; at watefc-waariis. k
l, -4..l 4Ka dMBstk. -tsafllrasfa. ,
bllKr aud aocurmor of the Wsltham Wateb. Tssatisfy &
Must class in all these rtapoeU, is to rkasiiti ft si,ssi
ss to the real value of theEo ttme-kooperK
More than iXWrOTKl of these Watfbes an sew pesking or iBsmaetasi fn the pockets of the) peopte
l proof ami a sjnsnatsa of their superiority over so
III IJ.1 l.il.lLliJ.TJ
'iii'iinisiii.iini:
sassss a ...... -m - - ..
Hi., has bnilt a life-boat, whieh he
.iMin laniiu, iiu urn: M an. 4.-1DT I.SU1IUI ODli ,,. -, -: . . . . - , . ... . , , I., in, !..!, 1 1 ,1 r .ml ,,.,, (ill! ll.in'X
, mot r.mlno ,ilnt ll,n lii,r. f,,r puni'iiiH eiiongn mauy nines apart to live r)y""" , .... .m r..-,,u i.j,.v,o gown went groping about the House ioi ,.hoir .)roJf0hBki), nol ;.au lhC!,, tirTy mgdieines j in the water. It bails itself automati-
iiie pan was empiy , enough with them t u horaobw k for tLeir re- i rallv
and drew quiroBieiits. ! . . . . . . Honee has arisen in tbooo rrr rlern timiw n I TlIK Elver Atl'lltO, 111 Dai lCIl, 18 tTOSS-
n-2ceity for remeJjci8 ready at hand, with di-1 ed by a curiouH natural ilc atiug bridge rection for their use a prt stmt recourse for : of thick frrnwi, tho roots, interlacing
rouef in the oxjcroricies of sickness, when no
a liiiiK ol watt r.
aiid so ho went out of doors
some.
When he had quenched his thirst, he
happened to think about the turtle, and went to the tub near by to look at him. Judge of his sm i-ii.se to rind the
cover and the huge sumo which had held it down both lying on the ground. He looked into the tub mid found the captive had escaped. He immediately started in pursuit. Hurrying into the
other aid is near. It is a new nocessitv conse
quent upor, the changed conditions of human life a want I have spent mr yuars in supplying, and T v rill tell vou eometliirifr of its extent. Our laboratory makes every day some 630,000 potions or doses of onr preparations. These are all take i bv somebody. Here is a number
equal to the population of fifteen cities as
mnin Rtfeet tin (mind OintrtrtlA rmminrv : large as Lowell, taking them everv day ( for
away as fast as possible ; and, giving , ,"!f i T "0 Mabl'a,"H',1'r ioron nl' , J liii- r i but again and again vear after year, through chase, soon overhauled him. ' ?. i !,t. ! ; ..!tl
chiise, soon overhauled him.
Now ns this man was running alone
he was seen by two ladies on the opposite side of the way. He was a ridi culous looking object in his nig'it-dross,
with a pipe in his mouth ; and in front of him ran a huge mud turtle. If the
nearly one-third of h cCDtur;-. We all join in tho jokRs about medicines ati wo do about the Doctor's missicn :o kill, tho clergyman's insincerity aud the btvyer's chnati :ig. " Yet each of these labors amoi:giho most eoriotia reali
ties ol life. Sicknets and ite attendant suffering are no joke, neither is the treatment of (hem. This svstem 'if transportable
lames had taken a good square look at ; reiiot, to he made avail iblt; to the peo him, I am certain they would have 1 1 :lo mnst keep its remedies frealrtn their mem i i.i 4 ,i..i ..4 f.: i i 1 ones. This is done bv advertisinc. Mark iti
-' PI'5' t- i extont. An advertisement, laidng tho ran of ance; but no, they only gave one slight the newspapers with which we contract (some
giauce, uuu men ran screamiug aviiiy, , l'.ioo annually) is strink off in such numbers,
Horace Greeley' 3 New Book. JC5T FUBLCailCO
WHIT I Ofltf IIF PtRMIMi.
By Horace Gre&iey Editor, if Ke York Tribune,
This is one ol the heat books ever published upon the eubjef. it do.?s not cunsist ol s lot of dry, dull esay
r47 - 7 ' no . can oo inu-rostti in , ut I' a work writteii by ouoo' tho greatest writer.! in
tu 11 wgi ana mis agreeable m inncr, rarnicra irill gusher from its logos a ci-est deal of valuable informal ion ut-efnl for thein in thuir vrcilon.and toe general res rl r will rind it i-icecoHgly fV.scinattns, "5 'he p!c.-i -.Ml style of treat Ing the v-.riom topics. LKJ?""' a ttH illy priote lahilboumL Price! fjO. i. . he ntiii e hot. ks are soli ! overyw hcreoid !..- nt by mail, potuagt ; a, on receipt of price, by tho Publishers. . lV.Mlll,KTON& CO., i'.ibliixbere, MariiiCH Siil-AU?., N. Y. City.
REDUCTION OP PRICES To c i.fvr.i t Ktihn:iii of iatifs GREAT .AVIlffG- TO C0?BU1KEKS ttT Son'l fee onr Ntr Pric:: , I'-t v i a farm will itecmnpuny i1, ro :r.ilnmc full l.r'''im nrtninir a Iftrce earing o oti?Tnra anl roiutncratv(! to club organizora , THE GR?;AT AMERICAN TEA CO., 31 em! 33 Vr.rv Hiri-ei, P. O. Bos lua New York.
millions of circulars to moot :ie public demand for this kinl of information. Our annual iBSiie of pampl.lets alone, laid upon each othor, make a pile eight and ou,3 quarter mil is liigh. The t-ircilars measured ondwi&o reach
thi uking him a crhost.
As soon as they got home they rout ed all the inmates of the house in wh.'.ch they boarded, telling them, one after another, as fast as they appeared, that they had seen a spectre ! Several of the men and .three oi the ladies sallied out in pursuit of the apparition, and the crawling imp which the two scared ladies said they sate acoomrianvinff it Of nnnrsp no fliiist
was found : the street was all clae.r : """" of men vrho do rhoiiuh and regard
nr.. u i,, Mi, (i,,i i. tnem, ann wno in their tnais do need tho counMt. H having caught the mud-tar- Bol tnev brinB. tie, put him in his tub, and gone rwick i Not only over the3 great Westorn continents to bed. He had seen nothing of the : but throughout that other land bo little known ladies, and had not heard them scream. ; to yon.undcr onr font, tho Austrahan continent The next dav tho whole town were ,hero ?1 f"v vi"?l??a " Ia,e 88 tbiswhieli
. . i l 4 -r . are not .laminar -a talking abont tlie ghost. In op:.iuoii and omploring ti people were divided. Some thought, it Thus, genilem
was a real ghost that the ladies nntl
two feet below the surface of the water.
The cock of the rock, a Bouth American bird, found on tho western slope of the .Andes, is noted for its trick of falling, as if killed, when shc t at and unhurt, and subsequently flying off. 0:5 Von Hochstetter, of Vienna, has been pnttihtr himself to considerable trouble in getting np experimental volcanoes for Hoicntifie illustration. He puts a quantity of melted sulphur in a deep vessel, and us a crust is formed by cooling from without, he keeps a hole open to the still molten mass within. Ow the top of a large granite boulder tying apparently ou tho surface of the ground in Sheffield, is a spherical ..4: 1 .... 41 4". 1 1 i mill, .....
Mark its i cuvillilim vhubimhiiiiji iai.i;.. wain. , t.ir4
even in ine aryesi time, yes witn no visible inlet. Vhat makes it tho more curious is tlie fact that it never was
knowu to run over, but is always full.
that when piled upon each other flatwise, like
me leaves 01 a ooou, tne uik Knees inrougn lr ., .4 ; ,i;,i it them is sixteen miles. Inatltlition.it takes!" the tc ls. clipped out it imme-
somo seven millions of pamphlets and twelve i diatiJly regains ita llTOai lullness,
The micrcscone rivals the fact that a
speck of potato-rot the suse 01 a pm head contains about two hundred fe rocious little animals, biting and claw
Tu n peace Conference has suspended
its sittings for the purpose of avoiding a toutroversv, and its business will
hereiifter be conducted by the exchange of notes. The commercial questions
will lie settled by a special delegation trom France and G ermany.
liar Commendatory. We canno
speik in too high terms of Cobs Dtbpepsia
Cuke. It is fi well-tried remedy, and invariably cures. Why will you suffer from Dya1 .1:.. rX Am t,
itomt ch and l-wels, when so good a remedy
can bo obtained so easily.
iHAKtAHTJ?. nbw"york. Br.l.K f !ATTl.F--Fair to Prime iloo Live SHr lp r'air to Prime
COTTOii Middlitia-
rtx UB r-prmK l.actra. WBKAT Sr. 2Sf rlnir COHN Western Mlzod OAVfl Western RYj:--Ve3teru Hil'.Lf r , PiKK-.aleaj La)U CHICAGO. BEKVEi Cholee Prtmo FairGiados Medium Stock Cattle Coinmo-i Inferior Hoss- Live Sm'.EP Live Gnd to Choice Bv rra 1 Choice KO,4 Fresh tn.ill-Wlilte Winter Extra ,
WitEAl
Spring Extra
---iprlns, no. I....
no. s.... No. 2
88
11
(0
Co:ts-
OATS vo. y Rvc-yo. a Ba SLEV-Nii. 2 PO'-.K- Mess, New LAlli) 01NCINHATL Hki:f Cattle Hoiis Live sa:i.EP--LIve lpI.OlTB--Family WllKAT Red No. 3 CO UN OA J'H RTK BAItLEV PC us- Mesa LaSD ST. LOUIS. Bi C 1TTLE Choice
Good to Prime 4 00 ill OS Uvo 8 10 Sheep ood to Choice 8 7S FioiiB-Sprine: XX 8 38
W 1 EAT -No. 3 Fall Cons ()TS Km li.'KLKV
i't itK--:nes La no MILWAUKEE.
Bl:KVE-C!hoice $ 8 00 Prime 8 00 Fair Grades 4 75 Medium 4 85 Kioca C attle-Common 8 50 Inferior 2 50
ll'ios I.lvo 5 90 SiiicKii Lira Good to Choice 8 50
They are not a vile. FANCY DRINK. M.ts
of Poor Rum, Whisky, Proof Spirits and lie.
fose I iuorn. doctored, spioed and sweetened to oleeae the taste, called " Tonics," " Anpotizors,'' " Re
storers." Ac, that lead the Uppler on to drunken aei and ruin.butare atiue Mediciiie.macss fresa tbeKiiSria
Root and Herbs of California, free from oil Alecbolic Stimulants. They are the BEAT K1JH) 9
PCRIFIER and a LIFE OIVINfJ PKUHCJ
pl.K. a perfoct Kenovator and Iuvtcorator o' Uie
Svstem, carrylns off all prisonous mutter, and reslorh-ff
the blood to s healthy condition. So person oat, tlo j thsao Bitters 4cctirdlng to olrectkaoj and remain lonaj unwell, provided their bones are not desuvryed b;nuaaral poison or other mesas, acd tbs vital aesaas. yrssted beyond the point of repair. They are a Gentle Pnrraflve as well as a
Tonic, posseaainc also, the peculiar merit of solans; s
a powerful agent in relieving Congestvm or InasaBAmatson of the liver, and all the Visceral Ors-anx
FOR FEMALE OOMPl-ALNTS, wkotbw la
yoan( or old, married or atnele, at tits dawn of iroaatav hood, or at the turn of ttfe, these Tonie Bitter a bare
noettual. For Inflruiimatoty and Cbronle Rbeoaiastfaaf
and Clont, Dyspepsia er India etlo. Bilious,
Remittent and InlcrmlttrHt Fevers. Diseas?
eftbe Blood. Liver. Kidneys ,utd Bladder,
these Bittere have been most saceessfnl. Sai-Js 0lneases arc caused by Yltiu'cd Blood. wMch generally produced by derangement oi the Digesti re
Offrans DVSPEPSIA OB INDlaBSTION. Headaclie, Pain lr. the Shoulders, Coughs, Tiguteeas of the Cut st, Dizziness, Sour Bruotatlons of 6fao&toxtsfih, Bad ta tern the Mouth. Bilious Attacks. Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the i-esVme of the Kidneys, and f, hundred other painful sympto cia an the oSsprings of Dyspepsia. They Invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpid liver and bowels, which render them of unequalled emcaey in cleansing the blood of all imparities, rnd imparting new life and -rigor to the whole system.
FOR SHIN DISEASES, Bruntiina. Tettsr. f sit Rneum, Blotches, Hi lots. Pimples, Poetolos, Boils, I ar. bunclos, Ring-Wurms, Scajid-Head, Sore Rjes, Krytip elas. Itch, Scurfs, DiseoloBations of the fikin, Humnra aud Diseases of the Skin, cf whatever name or nature, are literally dug np and carried out of the system in s short time by the use of these B.tters. One bolt In la such cases will convince the most incrodulous of tl .etr ouraUve effect. Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever vou find its Im-
purities bursting through the Bkau In Pimples, Ki notions or Soree, cleanse u wbea you tind It obst-mcted
ano aiuggisa m toe vems ; Cleanse is wnen 11. 1.1 iu.
ana your loetinga win ten you wnen. n-eop
The superior organization aud great axtOEt of the
Oompsny's Workaat Wslthsm, oasbtss JsaasAo ff s
dnoeWstcliesets price which najoars cs rrtaUoa
futiia. and iboe whob-a; any other WaShasssaiaaV frrmiatoHsT4sti( mars tor their Wt4asy tassi Is
necessary. These Ume-pieoes eombiao every haptoessaiaat that along experienee hss md of real ptwaAieal use. Having had the reiueal of nearly e?ary invtatfoa -as srsaasvnafclng originating in this covJltry or w sis . rope, only those were finally adopted which avTsa-n tssttng by Ow mast sHllull srtisaus la onr works, sa l long useontheiautsrthe public, demouatra ted to b t . , eaaenttal to oerroot and epdnriag Uxne-xoeptiasv
Among ihosaaavisnprOTsnisnM SI would nasaavr larlreThe tnvenUou and ess of a u,tre-ptiuon of t"si liar cocstruot'.ozj. lo prerant dxmj,fs to the train 'y the breakage ol mam-springs, in orlidasl with ft as American Watch Ooiapany, who, bjmsg Bad sbasotsi sal of all o--km contrivanoea, adopted ?' pmtr nt ' pinion as being (he Etsst and faultissa. Hardened sad tenpsrsi hsir-sysingi, bow smUsr sally admit cod by WaUihmahers 10 be the bast, :b oaed in all gndos of Waithsm Watcnet. ; . All Waltham WasulxH haVs duaoroof uape, ysoieeung the movement frots. dust, and InssvtninsT ibs nscesaity of the freuont cleaning necessary in oilier
115,$
.$ 6 00
en on
13 ti
Our sew natont stsm-wlador. or key less wi.tch is it
raady a deelded sueoeaa, sad a sruat in preetsuenft sa the stem-winding wstash in th Amesseta matrket, a ad
is the the uheaiieat watch of ita quant? now toerea 10
be publi . To these iivtaglu Torrlons oTUr-.-a United
States when watchmakers do ant abound, tastes a
with the above oienUunod Improvements which tssd to snsms seeusuey. cleanliness. SaooHttf snsl d Tenaence, oast prove knvaluablo. The traderoarki of the various stidtti marie by tas Companr ara as foHowa : AyasxcAit Watch Co. Valtiliaam, ataas. AaQf Watch CIO., Waltham. Maaa,
Witch Co., Oiosossrt fa Waubasi
ArntToi, Taaor A Co., Waltham, Mass.
Waxen Co, Aixama ta.. Wattnaisv
1 lb 4., 1 IU. the hl xxl
pore, and the health of tho system will follow. 4 PIN, TAPE and other WOR.1IN, lurking is the system of so many thousands, are enoetually destrored and removed. For fell directions read careFuily the circular around each bottle, printed ia four languages BugDsh. German, trench andBpsatsb. J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. H. MCDONALD CO, Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco, Cel., iind 83 and 34 Commerce Street, New York. W SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AKD DKAJ.ER8 HAND & SEYDIOUR, Importers and Jobbers In MILLINERY
AND Straw Goods
1
advertisements in any publication either in this
or other countries whether Religions, Literary, (
Agricultural, Political, sciontihc, Ac, at very ! short notice. We are also informed thai: they f uriiinh estimates for advertising, and send' their " lists " j gratuitously to any one desiring them. In fine, then- facilities for doing buuincau speedily, properly and satisfactorily to their : patrons (as alike to the publishers) aro unaur- j
l!'.TTTEIt--l.'llolt;t)
Koos-Nfresh PlJil'n-White Winter Extra... Spring Kxtra Vf BEAT Spring. No. 1 No.1 f'OIlN -Koc.... O ITS- No. ! ItlK-Si.! HUil.F.v - ood P MIR -Blots Lino
17
11 7 00 8 25
382 and 384 BROADWAY Opposite the Newbavll House
W. S. HAND, ( F. M. bKYMOU, i
JIUivr snkcni
R. HOE & CO., PRKSS UAKEHS, AN MANUPAOTUBJrSBS OF ALL KINDS OF EXTHA CAST STEEL
7 00 880 600 4 76 438 826 650 7 H
31 12M 760 6 76 1 80 1 K
c? 80 64 a 84 A 75 r39fl 9fi
HXffi M . ler, Pnnllsher, Spiinqliold, Mass! tV It will slay.
srcjita a sitnatlon te the Northwest, Cttnaee of ellmsts
the reason Addrosi How Aim A. AMO'trYfttt, k. TROTTING HORSES,
BY A NRW MET!;:OD.any bora OS l be made to trot
SOU Kelerencee. tne I armor H.tye :
Our facilities for Importing and marmfscturinK are noh as to enable-us to give our customers every advantage in regard to prices. We will not. bo underlaid by any house in the country.
A(J ENTS I Every Book Agent aud ALL who ss thia,WRITK 6'E and be wise. Address F. ti i'tn,
seen ; otners Deiievect it was nil tiieir imagination. Everyone told all the ghost-stories he could think o:t, and compared them with this, which seemed more real than any. The ladies were persons whose word could not be
tuifllr
fl!NT-T!lE WKCSI.Y VI;VMN. f THE fil'JT ii'-OBY PaI-KU. ri,.lfifiir.ff :,i: , ,1 tlx.
illinir 4lorv inl.tl.-.d Itr.A." K Kiti-rp l.v I'-.l ,i,,na
Yates.coutinr ini: fi r r months, mmmijttcin- April ijth. Ton bosr and 2h' apot wenkl paper pri-ni.irl. T"nnn, S1.S0 E9r year: ! cents Ijiir monlhi. Address rBAJIKR, AlKBMi it'll AM Kit. Milwaukee, Wis. Acntsi ! Read TJris ! WE Wil li FAY AIIKXTVtA SAI.AHV oi 830 f rtvi'l k and exponwi. will a liran
c fimmission, Address,
to sol rornew tvunilr : til invr- i-.ir,
M. WAGNKR.i CO., MsrshaU. V ( ii.
1A1.ESMI-:JI WANTED. To sell k-mxIs by aam. I JMplo a', wo Imah-. We will puy a .fidary oi ii;5.im) to '",.A,f.r "O" nni an'l expenses. Reterence reipiirod. 4l. BBNS K T ;.' A CO., 121 Msdlmn St., Chl. ago. III. THE ' Weed Family Favorite Manufacture 1 b;-the Weed S. M.I !()., Hartford, Ct., as now perfect, d, slheBliKT and MOST ilKLlAHLK FAMILY SEWING MACHINE, f or all kindu of smllj work 'fw in ubp. It will do ) irircr raoo if v ork, spwin- troi.i iba lifriiUini k,nU to Ulebe&vie it ltx?crf cloth cr lot. thor.witJiout chanfi Of Needls, flhrtacl or Tonnioi, It 1 stniple, nntl not l'Me to set at nf order. It ImoattriviKitt uecdlo, and fitsjtea toe Iock Stitch. Hcitp'inaibtn A,;:-ut wanted l every cotntj. A liberal llsmnnt to th trado. ?ciidforprio lit and term ?o GKO. V. THOMAS, il Lako strieet, (h.caeo. Air nt for tho Nortbwest. cay where joa sajr this advert iseiamit.
S.5 TO 510 PER DAY.,
A1KM, WOHKN
Rrws: .,,.1 (lTH1.fi
ho encage in onr new business iuak hjtu St.1 to
IV per UH y in t eelr own Iik .Mltls. run particular!, and instructions sent free by mail. Thw io nt.-ed of Eormauonl. pro! isble work, shoe Id addrfss atooee. KOBGK tn'lKf OH A CO.. rt.ilh.nd. Alaiiio.
AfJENTS VANTED- HOOK J TIKTKJf JUST ONK MOMKNT si,iaed, having canvased 21 yt-,trs all nv States, and itnti iu nil clasin of ivi
ni jocyoyic, vouiti respect lull.)- invl'fl all lurontM and otlera whowistt to canvass, Ii RiMid lr, n iti at on.-'j for
AI.KNTS. Tlie nnder,r -,ho Tnft("i
and inline
hud the honor of seeing the apparition.
At ten o clock Mr. H made his rppearance, and enquired what was the
matter. Twenty-hvo people all told him the story in one breath, and all differently. He thought for a tew miuntes, and then, to the infinite amusement of the crowd assembled, told how
two ladies stoutly maintained that Mr. H Jwas not the ghost they had seen, though they owned after a while that their ghost was a very fat one.
Tho story spread through all the ud-
189i miles, tnd these asseitiorn 'ire matters of ine ench other savitcelv: and micro-
: mathematical certainty. V Imtevor the estima- I 8Copists tind in every teaspoonful of ! tion in whic'i these publicationn may be held ;. i-mlr ii,-,.,,,. ...! of t.h nor here, thev reach the firesidor. of millions noon Faw BUPa.r alOUt a tbOUSa.AU 1 tne Ug-
. - ... . : 1 . ,-.4 liltl.k nrmitnlifia MTV, iv T I , T, rt fl I-,i4
41,.-b UVKIC ..4CJI--44VO i ft
with, horns and daggers ready to poke
them thioiiKh our vitals at my moment.
and without the slightest compunction; in fact, they rather like it. Pbof. F. Grack Caiivhiit, of England, has discovered that tho carbonates of potash- and soda possess the sani'9 property of protecting iron and steel from rust as do those alkalies in a caut.tic state. If an iron blade is half immersed in a solution of either of the above mimed carbonates, it, exerts so protective an action that that portion of the iron which is exposed to the in
fluence of the damp atm ospiieric air docs not oxidize, cvenaftr-a perioc. of two years. Similar results have been obtained with sea water, to which have been added the carbonates of potash or soda. The application of this fact am numerov. s and imports nt. A FOLEiGN gentlemnn (SI. Basin) proposes to improve tho half ;;ints of phutogrnphio pictures by allowing some rayB
of red light to enter the camera at tho same time as tho rays which prod nee tho photographic image. To this end four holes are made in front of the camera, which aro fitted with pieces of glass colored red by a solution of carmine in ammonia. The red lights enter
are not familiar with the name yen havo chosen,
he remedies th.il bear it.
men. havo I striven m mv hum
ble sphoro to render some service to my fellow mcn.and to deserve among the tfi licted and unfortunate f.-omo regard for the name which your kind partiality-hangs on thes i walls around me. Wo may look forward with confident hope to the renown you will gather under it, and the prosperity, which there is n astm to trust the
iittttiu nun ui niore xor you. isiitiateu as vou
rimiVitod- nntl thA crrenr. tbinrr in fnvnT : are nere on one or the mair artenes between Uoubtai , anil tne great thing in ta or , the W0Ht Rnd e btw00n t;, (?I08t i,Kin8tries of their story was that there were t wo i 0f tho plough and the spindle vou must aid in witnesses to it. In all the other ghost- i their exchangee, and thrivo with them. Soon
stories which were told only one lxtrson fheso channels will be opened nido and pour-
11m tfirnnirh vot-.r tirftnlnnfq alronme nf mon
and mcreiiandiHc tint need vonr furtherance, and must contribute to your growth. Located here in t-ao centra o:t Now England to what dearer spot can you turn that men inhabit- ? Bfinnin lifo rich -irith tbo honors of your mother town whose imiuenco through her schools and her echolai-s is cif itself an inheritance, with such examples as Lawrence.
Bontwoll, Hoar, what may yu not hope for
lit; had been out in tho night in purs lit ; of usefulness in tho councils oi' t;he State and nf n. Tr111rl-t.nrt.lo Thi tn mrmt. unniilo : nation ?
saw .. nffiMni' .ln.4-.snn otill ib I Contrast onr condition with that of the Eu
ropean nations, alternately torn and itnpoveris'.icd with wart, crtdit it s vou may to the
better education ol the perple, and you will.
To those intending to advcrliso we would :
commend to you Messrs. Cook, Cobiu'ti t Co., : as able and competent gentlemen, whoso ' reliable judgment and experience enable -s them to aid yon m the selection of tho places or i mediums in which von rnav desire to advertise.
and can furnish other information relative to advertising, worthy of attention. Therefore he who would regard his own interest, let him profit bv the above A Very Remarkable Hat. We often hear stories related of the wonderful cunning and knowledge of the rat, but one is told says the Ogdensbnrg (N. Y, ) Journal of a recent occurrence in which a real old gray rat was the hero, and the incident whereof took place in that city, which is equal to the best. A lady who has a number of fine hens, to which she has devoted n good deal of care and attention during the winter, in hopes to obtain an early and fair crop of fresh eggs, was surprised at the meagre result actually reached. Tho hens made noise, in singling and cackling, enough for every -day layers, and yet only occasionally did she get an egg. The lady at length determined to watch operations and ascertain if possible the cause of failure. She saw the hens go upon the nest, but as she was not
present when they came off no egg was found. At length constant watching and waiting solved the mystery. A day or two since, while on the watch, a hen came off the nest and commenced cackling. Almost instantly an old rat came out of a hole, and running into a barrel, which was thrown down upon its side.
and in which the hen's nest was, at oneo
nosed the egg out upon the ground, then laid down upon its back and getting the egg between its fore paws and nose, commenced squealing, when two other rats came out and taking tho rat with the egg by the hind legs, dragged it, egg and all, into the hole. The lady affirms that sho can substantiate the foregoing fact by at least three living witnesses. If any one cau tell a more remarkable rat story than this we would like to hear it.
IMCLUntNO CIRCULAR SAWS, WITH PATENT lS-SBRTSDTUKTH; SOLID TOOTH CIRCULAR SAWS; MILL. MULAY.UANG AND CROS8 CUT SAWS, W ANPItKLS, GUMMING MACHINES, Ao., Ac. OFFICE AND WA11KROOM, 39 AND il GOLD 8T.. N. V JOHN MAZiiil A- CO., Aurnls. Milwaukee.
OHIO ISH1L ESTATE DISTRIBUTION !
850,000 in Valuable Premiums
1510.000 in toenljaclaS ! 75,000 Shares at One Dollar Each.
!Hff 'bolrc aud Valuable Prcmlama in Real Eetirte aud 4.rcetibncks, 4'hallensTlna i'onipuriHOii with any Piritribiiliou ever before Ottered la the Public. Brand Concert and Distribution
Fo lake place at ths E Ink, Saengerfost Building, or other saile.blo public haU in Cincinnati, to be deolded upon by the oommlttee. Will positively take plaee
Thursday, June 1st, 1871. One Premium of a fine 137 acre farm in Rosa Co., Ohio, valued nt $1011 per acre, S13.70U.OO. Two Premiums of twe 100 acre rarms in Ross Co.,
unto, vaiuuti at glut' Per aom, VZO,UlVtrlj. Mlvls-en teautifullv located farmB In Missouri. Illi
nois .-.nil liiwa, ranging in extent from 41) to ISO sores
cacti, am: m viittie iron, smhiu to V i,ouu eacn, 2IH ( iisli Premiums from 82o to 81,000. SHARES ONE DOLLAR EACH.
An avers so of ono share in every 88 realises for Its
owner iron t j $iii,ftfti lie cost.
Ornton lias sol yon, so wort jv of vonr ambi
tion to follow. Dili Id schoc It for vonr children
and find talent to teach thoin. then intelligence
joining county, ami domeuung new was d integrity in prosperous ami happy homes
aimett to ii at ovory teiiiittr. ooinu niui win do vonr hu-c icwaru.
never heard it contradicted, and there me people, I presume, who believe 1 lie whole story even to this day. I knew one man, a firm believer in ghost -stories, who soon after this occurred went to California. Ho wan an inveterate talker, and I dare Buy ho 1 :as told this ghost-story an bei.ig really true a hundred times to people along the Pacific coast. This, I think, is a fair samplo of the manner in which many ghost-stories are manufactured and spread. As for the mud turtle, ho was bought
by a gentleman m the city of
realize tho value ol tho oxtraple old' moiher by these holes greatly improves, it is
stated, tne ciiuracter oi tno (lolf-tints, and alno diminishes by one-third the time necessary for taking tho impression. Tins white of an egg h w proved of late- the most oflieiieious; remedy for bums. Seven or eight successive applications of this suVistii net; soothe pain, and effectually exclude tho bum from tho air. This simple remedy seems preferable to colodion, or even cotton. Extraordinary stories are told of tho healing properties of a new 'oil, which is easily made from tho y:lk of hens' eggs. The eggs Are first boiled hard, and the yolks are then removed, crush
ed find plaoed over r. hrc, where thev
Associated at. you have made me with vonr
weal and wo, I wii h I might be allowed to con- ! tribute from my moiina, sucti at thovaro, somo- ! thing towards :his foundation. of"the public good. Gcntlomon, I have detained von too long. ; Oppressed with tl:e fear that I do not dei servo the distinctioa you bestow, I pray God ! to nialio me wortlii jr, ami lz smilo upon you
wiuiitis puipetuai iiiossiiign.
Crime in Nevada. The mails from Neviula contain terrible stories of atrocit es committed in that state by organized bands of cut
throats. The Virginia City Enterprise 1 an? carefully stirred until the whole
urms and territo -y, and state Iheir pert:nce. n. i. MClliilji.
onooessoc to Globe A Nleaole, Piii.lishnrs
5
'KNTK-A-ei
riiut. .U'tfn.
young I'eonlt-' limine
Imi I7a m ...A.
PKKH! Kill k' Tl, ..r
roe.-ints. an ll'imfr, ,H , ' ih. ..A
lUsins, curi-os and interi-stirii : 7 i.h. ' :o tll.,.irH!
PJft JS,g!" J" ; V" Address' BI.At.KIK )0. TsCBraads'ay.Ncw Vio...
IjiRKK! . new roc
HtivH that withi 1 tho iinst, twn vnani. Qftn i siibiitaiicn is inst on tho rxdnt nf ontob.
wno gave 111110(1011111-8 lor mm: una tue murders havo boon cor.. 11111 ttcd in Btoroy i ing firn, when tho oil separates and boys bought books with tho money. county alone, or an avcragm of twenty a j may be poured off. One yolk will yield i year. During that time but ono man i nearly two tcaspoonfuls ol oil. Itis in Marbleiigad, Mass., has within its has been tried and h inged, so callous : general use ninong the colonists of limits an old tort, built about 1(170, by has public sentiment !::eeome to crime, ' South Russia as 11 means of curing cuts, the eiiriy settlers, to protect them from ami so poorlv have th laws been ad- i bruises and scratches. 41. . T.iilsas T4 ia uU,,.,t.l .u,...4 - : :..4. .1 41. 4 41... .1 .1 I 1
IblU X441.4l.i4n. 4 41-. BlUUIWlll U'V'UU O 1 1 1 1 1 1 in jf : ri:t I l-IllALi nil; 1 1 ro 1J t? i nil wc JlliVOi a,XB T m I?.. V.., l r . . . 141 I Mile from the thickly settled part of hocome so bol. Ut last that prominent j E 11 )l in1 1 41 4 -ii 4 4 4- ... , . ,. -rr- ... aiwerisement of ii. lv. nwirt ,v to., in another the town, and by a recent vote of tan citizens ami tax payers of Virginia have ' column addressed to M"mtiit, .V."
iiioreBi. .: .
irciAND a. okxmoith, ,jfi and tfm
thor lay ! Broaiwn.y, Mihvaukoo, hoadipiiu tors for Milli-
to hear tliis bit of argumont " from i na "xi. nee aavoniMiaoBt.
tSP Goodat ALv,TiMKs.-B-I)r. Henry's , her little boy : Mother, I don't see how j Our of the most important discoverRiot and Plain PBte are vegetable, and can Sat in could have turned out to lie such j ies made by the San Domingo Commis be taken at any and all times without regard ' fellow there wasn't any devil to i ttiou vvus a new breed of tworpions. to diet or driiik. ' l"it him up to it." I They are virulently poisonous.
ftes'hora -Urset, iihstawo. ! tax pi,yc "8 is to be enclosed by a fern o, lynched one aa a wiiKiiin;; to tin vtio z.roi-r vost:, ii,r,h.r, ii.k i and to'bo preserved as the only :relio of : - - - - hdSrr ''a ! the kind in New England. ' A motiirr was iimnsc 1, thoot h'i'pr'c, ,:",'. uh i ( .. to hear tliis bit of " irKiimcn
.'n o
Manufacture of Buttons. Tbo flast mo-nufaoturer of buttons in this country was Samuel Williston. While he was dragging along as a country storekeeper his eyes having
failed him while studying for the min
istry his wife bethought her that she oould cover by haud the wooden but
tons of the time, and thus earn an honest penny. From this the couple advanced in their ambition until they had perfected machinery for covering buttons the first employed for the purpose in this country. From this sprang an immense factory, and then others, until Samuel Williston made half the buttons of tlie world. His factories, are still running at Easthampton, coining wealth for the proprietors, anil known to every dealer in buttons the world over. He is naw between seventy and eighty years of age, is worth live or six millions, and has given $-100,-000 to Easthampton for a seminary and for churehes, $200,000 to South Haiillej Femolo Seminary, and $1200,000 to Am hcrst College, besides lesser gifts. SnotTM) the French indemnity to Clermors be paid all at one time in gold, it. train of freight-oars ono and threefourths English miles long would be required to curry it home, and a train of twenty-six English miles, if paid in silver. II distributed in gold, each one ef the German soldiers in France would receive five pounds, anil sixty-one pounds if distributed in silver. If paid in five hundred franc notes, two freightcars, carrying 10,000 pounds each, would bo required to carry tho indemnity to Germany. A hubbioanb at Dubuque, on tho 1st
nnroofed tiie large agricultural ware
house of Amsden, l'arker west,
tlnmnsriutr the bnilding and machinery
to the extent of $2,000.
Azente vramed tlirourliout the entire Northwest.
Circular curtaining full partioulars seat npon receipt
oi rmsr-xipj Hunji. All uieniirn must bo forwarded per oxpresa or P. O.
oruor, iiiauiiy auuresseu
uaria r t;u., rrrnoipaj Agenrs. lot Vinu street, Cincinnati, O.
Wax.tbjlM Watch Oo., Waltoaai, Mass. ' - P. 8. BAjTx.r.rr, Waltxam, Mxau. ( y . Wax. Saxest, Waltham, Isass. Hoxk Watch Co., Boston, Mavx. ' : Kramlno the spetliag of these uamrs carel'aUy ls ore buyioc. Aor vxiia-toa evesots singia ieUor.nkpaates a counterfeit Fo.- sale by all leiidroi jewelers. Ifo witches cf tatted by the Cosspsny. An illustrated history of watch-iasklng, eosAaiahis;
much useful informii.ia to wat eh-wsarers, sent lo anyaddraea pa apphVation-
ttOBetlNrv dk: AFFI4ETOM. Ueaeral AgeaMs for Aanericaus Walrb Csw
18 nrosulvrarv. New
WHITE LEAD !
We'eatt a tttioa to every oao-who reaialhU, isliwlBejtr
itui.
Ooly 1
aat 10 30 minutes.
X made $900 oo
Anita, all throturla Your circnlir.'
Address U. A. BAiUWWH, 3chestor, Y.
THEA -NECTAR IS A VXJVLE BLACK TEA with tHe (rrtwi !' Flavor. Warranted to suit ivl I tastes. Far 9a.' eraryKhitre, Attd for sale wboleaafB oniv bv th a lrenl All an
tie A- Pucllir Ten Co
ihureh St.. .lew vora.
Box 5506. feed
JVwrfur cirewar.
fr rijea-
TO THE WORK. ING CLASa-W areoowpce. uvd io furnish all claHSes with ooMUmt eBtQgrment at tiome, the whole of Oe time or for the .(paie moai'iat. BusiooBsnow, light and profitable. Persons of etther ex easily earn from 60a to $& per ertniryf. and a proranrXnn fa l anm hv fatrfstinar 1.nr rnhnltt (JmA tti til liiiaf
neaa. Boys and girls earn nearlr aa m aoh aa mon. That all who sco thirndtiee may send thole sddrcss, am test
the bnslness, we make this unparalleled offer: To Moh as are nni trail utjiiliAd. we will n&nd ftl toDav fo the
trouble of writing. Fall lMtrUealars, I. valnabie aan iple,
which will do to commence work on, and a eopy o The
rcpiet Luerxur c'utripaatm une ai vim uufevi ana oan familv nAWr.ita.nR nnhliithmi All sAitt frae b xnaiL
Keader, if you want nezmanent. prxiitabl6 wDrk.adclreas
E. C, AlALgS UP., AngtiaU. Mai
8 O'CLOCK.
HAZBO'S "ENGLISH WHITE LEAD" Zs the Best! Zs the Purest !
Is. the atost BMnoaie:i ! OF Ail
SOLD IK THE WESTERN COUNTRY.
If yon want a, good wb-done; ii yonTovjatyoiJ to took wall, bay
NjVZRO'S English White Lead
John Nazro & Co.,
WHOIJOHAl.t.
BABDWABE & TWHEh'S STOCK. MUWaAakef, WlNTsatr.
GENUINE NORWAY OATr,CmEaTapOoiiiT. Maiuiutu Cans and Axartu Otvovas. Saianle paokages ri rrr. to all Farmers : also a copy o 'the Akebicar STOCg Joquux, by iiclosirtg sUBinai K. P. BOTKR A CO.. Parkesburt:. Ohsaler Co. . Pa
son Hand and Macbiixe Sewing J. & PTDOATS' Six-Cord in Ail Numbers. FromXI'o. S to Zfo. XOO Xnohisive. FOB SALE BY All Dealer in Dry Goods sal Notitoas.
A Book for the Million.
TVTAT.T.TAGE.
OrXJTDTL
A PnTvan O tm
aaxca to the Ilaanrzx orthose a b ou 1
so xnamr. ota the
tnhnioioiriesl ltrya
tsttsasad rerelationa of the sexual system with the
latest dlsoovories in producing and prevanmn: onspring, pressrvtcg the oemplexlon, Aa . ... i This is n interesting work of t wo hundred and twea-ty-fonr pagea, with nuuisrons engrsvilgs, sad coniatns raluabls information for thoss who see married or c in. template marriage; still it la a book that ought 1 1 be ander lock and Auy, and not laid uaislessly abont the bouse. Sent to any ono (free of postage) for TVty Centa. Address Dr. BnttV Dlcpsnsary, Bo. UN. Btcha t.
9. 4I..U4B, .11
efore snolvine to the notorious Qt'ACliS who .ivrr
use in puoiic paiiers, or using any u.jiasnr.ww'i.i.
ASl nSTITl TK fi.r YEAST, CREAM TAUTAR. MiA or SAI.EKATCS, f. the tuoduction of r.HSHT, WIHil.raKlMje and nKJ.K'IOI'S Kolls, Itiis-nita. fi riddle (atn Wiflloa, Corn Bread nntl i'a -trv of o t rv ilesn i iion. I'very box warrante-.t We'havevi'itifl. aiim of some of the best housekeepers ! the i omitrv who ie ointtietiil it us being lur it-i io to anv they hr.vo ever used. Try it, ami i.,u will nenv Other. For sale by all grocers. Man jfiuiur. -d by HOLLIrSTER A CO., Toledo, 0. Sr AfiKX .'; Cisank, Ak'Ib.SI S. Water St., Chloago.
Farm on. Mtichanica. VU rka cr Iwsrera of moderate moult, mvintj a taste for bUnanvo, who are steaoy, in- iai
diiKlrious ax;d honest, aesirma w uoni iu jtikwu
Socurit t-H,or in American ftn i ICuropeaa iisXcnaiiKO,
at ii.v fr tuivKit; a ho rpfiliztKl.
on .tantpeu "--vm. 4 cO.. OF CHICAGO.
tthai
.Klffhth St
"Notice to tho Afflicted and rnlrtnl
oero
nnh
MroM ilr. Rutin wiirk. no matter wiLiX vour aseet-avc Is
r how deplorable your condition.
ur. antes con do coasnitpa. pervonaiq' or wy nuvi, p
nlsennasniontioned in his works, umoe, !.. Jn
boL MaxkotandChcatnat.St. Ironis Me
Buy Me and I'll Do You Gool ROOT & PLANT
WE'LL TRUST YOU ! ritll K- I,AUtlK.ST I O I' l KVBRURHKNS.ORAPK I V ft.w, T -t-en. It-.i-WH. . c., erer offered for $36, on 6 months' crm;it. Send tit 'nno for "Assorted IAst." II. K. HOI.M AM A l IO.. 143 Clark 8tv, Chicago. ( U'RIOSli'V-1, Ijt'J, and 6C.) bill sent aa a euri1 ostly ii6i. H. H..IOK4SS, Denver, CoL BLO0MINGT0N NURSERY, ILL. liitbVenr. (500 Ao :os. 13 Greenhouses. l,nnii'il Ai"ortiiicnt -till nlzon. BeMNtork !
Iovf Pi ieea
tvn
Vould van know What.
hen. Haw to Plant !
Fruit. S "ado. Kvergreon Trojs; Hoot Grafts, Seed. lings. OatiKO l'lnnts ; Applo Set tl, Barly Rose Potatoesi Shrubs ; Hosiii.tii t'oubons-s ane. Gtudsn Plants, Ao.. Ao. FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS llnost.Tjcat Collection -Sort and Quality. MrtnI 111 ...,nis f. Nm,. Tllntrlfifl. riAsprlnMvn CtjL
w pairoa. Send sUoup, eaeli, tor tiatalogtto of
oirn
ItlffUO"-
Seeils. ftlth ii nlii directions -t-l nrrea: Bedding and
Garden Ptouts -M pages, nntl Whulesalo Price list 41
pages.
V,
Addrss
K. 1M10KN1X. nioouiinntBM, IUIuoIh.
MNKISA?t-HAKlNil.-Tltt Very nrat Vln. y I0O AH til id i from Wine, Huighuni, Cider or Molasses, at a t.ist of only TWO lo FIVI! UENT.S a rallon. Any farmer, fanuer'ii boy. or tutu one elue can make -irjOil aynar, In lotsiiiti m.-ments. No spparatus nitedii!!. Full and oxi'lii'lt illroctitina, oanlly untierstoiid by any one, rent froo, closely sealod, for only r-'lrTY C1C2S1S. Address R. J. BROWNING. P. O . llo i rt Milwaukee, WU VIUirfiAD Made ol Cider, Wine. Molasses or Hot-Vini.-Ufi.il ghuni In It! ho irs, without drugs. Circulars free. W U. UILMOHK, Shiloh, O.
Bv alcajttTui U,a tXlnnd uid arooainc th
Liver and aeereti re organs to a hoalthy soUon, Uioao Pllla cure many oomplainle which it would not be supposed they etmid reach.
. slsncii as Hr in, -irv Pnv th TBI Nll)
r IT raiBKEss or tue Hasos jro Fext, Ddu,
rrtas, oxullikess, KrrKuxtAfnrt, met-hal-OTA, Iaihs OS AfrJEXIXC, BlUOOg DvsTCX.
iXaux, JA1IIJV1.T AI'FXlTldSS, lOIBnrAiiun, DRurtrrr. Fkvt-hs orAxxaciss, Dvkpkp-
&XA,jAUKDlc,sndaJieruuurud com points arising from a tow state ef ths body or ob
structions ol its rttneuons. xreinii ire. irum mercury or othor poisons, they oa l be taken at all t imes aud under all clronmstsn.es.with-
111,!.. ..... . ,, ..nn.A tSmD.h tt.
.i ...iii... u.),..,,. It,i4il ner cent, can frl
Apply llrjt oy isner, ouoiusing auuress ; .KB out rogard to dlot or Dualnost). ,
-lope, . - as 1 rice xa iionra a nox. x-Teimiw "i
Grafton Modicine Co.. ST. Louis, Mo.
Sold by ilrrigglsraauealara ia everywhere.
rsvnn uiH-trlfTM r VlirTH iTNVKlT.BI,
JL A medlesl Treatise of .thirtyo psswa, seat pi-o-
iLaETtrsirjB,
raiwiNRht A V 11 i-'fiKnACsTS JLi
I BARD A CO,, m and SW Sottth Watjn aK, I )hleago-Manilla, Tarred, Steel and Irou vrii, Itoiia,
Tar, Pitch.Oaltum.Tai kle Blocks, Anchors andfSsjns, TwineBof a'l kinds WoolRaokaaud IluriatxJSetsaia finas1Tents, Awninrs. Vtagon Oors and Flag! . SV-STTANTRD !. AQKMTS (ftSO Berrlavlto eDt
oslobrated HOME SHUTTLE 8KV'IQ
resa, makeii toe des.) and la v Us
MAOH1NR.
fees stticA
Has the under ;r
tauko oa hoch ssdi
liceneed. The boat and cfoueusHt faraily Sinriaa
GEO. WOOD'S ORfiAIK.
See Them!
Hew tyiea now resdir.
Seatv Them!
Oircuiars eiutaiii.'ie' Haw
xtrsaofi mx Aptibrto Agiiaar.MuafciDealiu-V'
o- woopgiaoo-.BSToa.
ATMKATIHE ON TBS CtVUSSOt NT A very pruftt abas mojmAiim.
PERFUMERY!
i vrac, ass grot away.
DO NOT DESPAIR
Yoansr anaas SBuf l
osaaessdnistare
ebi'.itr.saial..l
yawantasursesrsarad
astampand lrinhotodoit Tn usodso oMssad
u uubuk uooiors. rnimraiwi isuyyi. uvovro.., -saa
ut'ir nogus sun osuvis,--arsa outer nraaua auo tl
avoid them. We hart: nt. drn4or;a4nt, uo4soiiatis Addmssa KACKBY,6 Oeatre S tract, Mow Turk.
DR. WHITTIER, JIT 3s- Ckaaies) H. IOKGRH xxiOATSn itt St. Louui than any Rmsa1 d lavaieiasu ao sncciLSsfiuIv trosta BinixJ anal
Colli puoxisd Vnueroal liiavtaaesastobsinsTrastsexsai from evecs Stiisje. Jiislaiajjital oiiiKjrtuait.es, anf. tSH Axnsrienosrslilh tuxnaat dinars onBDsxud ia th
establishment, eaves esses gives Bp by others, a malterwho fiWd ;SuWs. Irr. Oessaxltntloa free. Son I tvostsmoa forsaadtesl assass.
MajnoranWo:sUX:BMs,
ssa.noiin was oi jijv pssra svx4ssm.iavsxaBMS4
aoubtnu or Inqui -rave wien to xnow arxrat, selvtrnarrtar. A. K-iery yoasv Bsattaailv
cugl ,t to reafl it sa s s arnxag. 7 re usrvoae, talcsrpaiviailylmpotAsAsxsesstfJtyi
NO
THIS I
HUIIBUG!
TY HBN1N SS rENTH, wlft aire,
s. emu- oi eyes anu e air, you wnu recotv
alike o both boat and oho.
Ms chin o In the market. Address
- dUHHSISB, UL.AKJX. IO., Boston. Haas., Pittsburgh, Psl7cMra. Th, or St. Lonls, Mo.
Hickford Family Knitting Machine, The Oldest, Most Practloal, sad the Beat. I esn knit a stocking oomplete without talcng it from the Machine till tt Is finished. -Bvrnxx L Fr. (ilBALD.Oanxoti, Me. The more I use It Use better Iliks 1'.. -Mrs. Caoeliv Ocbtis, Medina, O, Altogetbsr, it it works beyiad my expectations. Mrs. Avrsa Wai,kih. Mal.iDo, N. Y. Send for Descriptive Circular sent free vdtioi ct a 'sins many simJIav reoommondations Prit-o tS61oJIs. Agents wanted Address BICKFOHts TirtlsNKK AND KNITTlNfJ MhVmXR CtJu, .Hi Broianrln tMn BOHtan, MrnM. FRAGRANT SAPOUENE Oleaas K id Rlovesand all kinds of Cloths and Clot lung ; removca Paint. Crea-. Tar. Ac, .!.o.ft.!vt without tSe least Injury to the tlmvtt. fabric Sold by dtuirels a Slid Fancy Goods Dealers. FRAGRANT HAPI)1.IKM CO., 18 Uarolay St., Net? York , 46 Id Salle bt.,Cl ieaifo
id or wfeu.
15000 REWARD -
rrrrwaarv;
a or sssar asipa
forasur)rsrtio..-sV&t
ww j asvsmtas to iatroduce ow new ?nil
ayifSs iTirtlfc i
JUnes w-Meit WII( brersr. Doet tHie, Vols sjji.sij Sample free. . Address U.iskat Affesr r?r .,
uaww rt v oia usrtoraHt Uhlcsae In.
APPLE PARER, OOREit & St
the- Onion" Apple Psr.Tt.whtch "pav'sajl itjjaa I
inoe til) jssa br l. U- VtiUtTHOU
sraaTaa,
VIHKtUAK. how utsdeiaM nons. wUano sipasw, WIW Pari hsiLjsnle mis. P. 8as Oruai wwt Osvaa. iirteiaiwii&
V all boakscgea or sent post tH sssMasjA by CONN. PI Hi. ., liwisvrsVIls.
of tiriee.
M.K.V.
Aprils, l71