Keeping a rost-Omco,
From the earliest period of recollec
tion I've hnd a desire to keep a post-
office, or have the F. O. keep mo ; I
didn't caro a continental which. For
years I have toiled for the " pesish" of
P. M., and last week I succeeded. But
now I write after my name c.r-P. M.
I'll toll you how it camo about. Tho
postmaster hero resigned, and, with tho
aid of a graveyard recommendation,
I succeeded him. It's nobody's busi
ness if I did rob the tombstones
for names for my petition j and I can't
see why tho relatives of the defunct
chaps won't Quit throwing it up to a
tellow.
Well, I wrote Jr. M. alter my name.
Mrs. Lipmuck embraced me with tho
tenderness of a she-bear when I rushed
into the room waving my petition over
uiy head ; and my appointment brought
s undry other hugs. I was a happy man.
Mrs. Li. and 1 sat up till midnight
writing mv name with Jr. ju. alter it,
O, it looked grandly I I wouldn't have
swapped it for Pres., L. L. D., or A. B.
The next day 1 entered upon the dis-
charge ot my duties.
Immediately upon Ms successor
(which was me) being qualified, the ex
P. M. left, and I was left alone. The
mail came, and I distributed it thus
wise : My motto has always boon "First
Dome first served," and I acted upon it to
the best of my knowledge I cave a
letter to each caller as long as they
lasted, and then I commenced on the
papers.
Wife said tho thing would act like a
charm. Under the old regime somo
people never got a letter, while now tho
first person in the office, after the dis
tribution ot the mail, would get the big
gest, lattcst letter that came.
The idea was original, and I prided
myself on its invention. The Lipmuck
brain was over fertile.
The morning following " mail day" I
left my house for tho post-office the
attainment of long-cherished ambition.
As I turned a corner I discovered two
well-known citizens about to test the
virtue in clonched hands,
" I never wrote a letter to your wife,"
vociferated one.
" You lie . yelled tho other ; " your
letter yesterday was handed to mo. My
wile is in Birmingham, and wrote a
sweet letter to you. Lipmuck's noble
motto of ' First come first served' placed
it in my hands." And a moment later
at it they went.
I hurried on.
I had just entered tho P. O. when
woman rushed into tho building.
" You villain '." she yelled, knocking
my hat to tho floor, and burying her
vagio taions in my nnir. xou gave
my letter to Mag Fastongue, the big
gest old slanderer in town. And she's
telling everywhere that I've been writ
ing to a married man.
Well, I now can't boast of as much
hair as I could a week ago.
Scarcely had my persecutor left
when a crowd rushed into tho office.
Tho Methodist preacher headed it. I
think he sworo as he crossed tho thresh
old.
" Villain '," ho yelled, " you gave Bird
Lyre one of my letters, and he's blowing
everywhere that 1 vo got a wife in A ew
i ork and another in Maine.
" Kill him '. kill him "' yelled those
behind him.
I saw a dozen fists and clubs
me, and I retreatod.
" Hang tho scoundrel !" cried tho wo
man ; and I feared that the command
would be executed.
I went through the window, and now
1 m in another town.
I'm an cx-P. M. now, and a chap
whose motto ain't "First come first
served" stands at tho goal of my late
ambition.
My brief P. M.-ship has not been un
productive of results.. That M. E
preacher has left his charge, und a Xew
i ork woman is hunting him. Twenty
six divorces Btaro our next court in tho
face, and, through my brief official ca
reer, nine men walk on crutches, and
tour women have spoiled faces.
And I ? Why, my cranium is hair
less, and I dare not go back to Skull-
town on pain ot death.
My ambition is satiated now, and I
have discharged that motto, " First
come nrst served. it don t wovk in a
post-office.
I wouldn't bo a P. M. again for all the
benzine in tho world.
To Shave Scientifically.
As men continue to shave and to be
shaved (a practice which somo regard as
unnatural and undesirable) wo transfer
to our columns the following brief essay
upon shaving, which is from the pen of
80 celebrated an authority as Mr. Meclu :
" Never tail to wash your beard with
soap and water, and to rub it dry, im
mediately beforo you apply the lather, of
which the moro you use, and the thicker
it is, the easier you will shave.
" Jf ever use warm water, which makes
a tender face. In cold weather place
your closed razor in your pocket or under
your arm to warm it. The moment you
I 1 1 1 . I ' J 1 . 1 1 . I
leave your bed (or bath) is tho best time
to- shave,
" Always wipe your razor clean, and
strop it before putting it away; and
always put your shaving brush uway
with the lather on it.
" Tho razor (being only a very fine
saw) should be moved in a sloping or
sawing direction, and held nearly flat to
your face, caro being taken to draw the
skin as tight as possiblo with tho loft
hand, so as to present an even surface,
and to throw out the beard.
" The practice of pressing on tho edge
of a razor in stropping it soon rounds it ;
wiu prussuiu buuum uo uirecuu 10 mu I
back, which should never be raised troni
me strop. 11 you snave irom ncei to
ti t. ;i. e : .
owup yyjinv
to heol ; but if you begin with the point
ui shaving, then strop it troin heel to
point.
"It you only once put away your
razor without stropping it, or other-
wise poriectiy cleaning tue eugo, you
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easy, the soap and damp so soon rust tho
Ti n n t aat n onrl Arlfra I
ra'u "b- . ...
A piece of soft plate-leather should
always be kept with razors, to wipe
them With.
If it comes to a question ot classical
lore or bread and butter, most people I
would choose the latter, unworthy as
the choice may seem ; but there aftnears f
to be a man in Boone County, Ky., whose
soul is above providing for the vulgar
wants ot himsell and tamiiy. fie spends
all his time in the study of (ireek and
T .. 1 .11 f A. 1 I X"
Liatin, anu otner ancient ei uuiuun, i
while his family lives in want, or is sup-
plied with necessaries by their neigh-
bors. The man, himself, neglects all
creature comforts for the sake of study. I
x ne gross an unappreciative people of
ueuiucicy t runic nnu crazy. I
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A GRIC ULTUJIAL.
Bhax for Stock. Again I say, save
or procure a supply of bran nnd mid
dlings. In answer to tin inquiry some
time since in regard to tho valuo of the
manure from a ton of hay, I mndo the
statement that experiment had demon
strated that tho manuro from bran was
more valuable than that from the samn
amount of weight of any of our common
cereals hay, straw or vegetables. I
will make a few remarks on the value of
bran as food nnd modicino for stock . I
know it is spoken of and recommended
by many, but it is not held in that de
gree of estimation to which it is entitled,
nor used in the place, nor in the manner.
its qualities would bo likely to render it
of tho most value.
If you will go to the trouble of ex-
amining a table of its chemical analysis,
and compare it with other articles of
feed in common use, you will perhaps
bo ablo to form somo conclusions when,
and in what quantity, it will bo a valu
ablo addition to the other feed being
used, in order to make up some defici
ency, or counterbalance some excess of
ingredients in tho other more common
articles of feed.
It is an invaluable article for feeding
young, growing animals, presenting the
necessary ingredients for tho growth
and strengthening of tho frame. AVhere
as, with too rich a feed, a great portion
of it would pass off in the excrements,
and the system become clogged with ex
cess of fatty matter, which could not be
assimilated for want of a proportionate
amount of bono and muscle-forming sub
stance. And with it, you can obviate
tho necessity of going to the other ex
treme, as a great many do, and leave
them on bulky feed which contains very
little of cither him or her, and of which
the animal is not able to eat and digest
sufficient to mako much growth in either
fat, blood or bones, and sometimes not
oven tho necessary amount to keep its
hide on.
It is the very thing to bring up u poor
animal into a sufficient condition for re
ceiving richer feed
levered and claggod system, resultm
from colds, or an excess in feeding rich,
tatty substances.
Jt will add tone and digestion to the
weakened stomach, and vigor to the dull
and stupid frame.
In tho hands ot a feeder who will pay
sufficient attention to the condition of
his animals to detect any irregularities
ot their system, and who will uso some
judgment, it can bo made to render as
effectual service in the cure and preven-
tion of disease, us blue-mass and gruel
soup in tho hands ot the medical pro-
iession. And nice tho gruel soup
which, if it or something equivalent to
it, was administered at the proper time,
it would bo most likely to result m
euro or prevention, without the necessity
of resorting to tho uso of tho blue-mass
so bran can bo made to cheek or prevent
disease, and thus obviate tho necessity
of using powders, drenchings, etc., and
thus divert the danger and debilitating
effects attending their use.
r or those who cook their coarso feed.
or who give a liberal allowance of roots,
its uso would not be so much required.
But I write this for tho masses of the
people, who neither cook their teed, nor
yet feed roots, and with whom its use is
most neglected, who yearly ship their
shipstuff, or feed it injudiciously to get
it out of tho road; leaving the young
animals to become stinted on coarse feed,
their milking ones to burn dry with
caruon, their lattennig ones to becomo
diseased, and their sickly ones to die, all
tor want ot a proper proportion in the
digestible ingredients ot their teed. (.or
Jin ml -Act i urker.
Potash rou Potatoks. In a recent
address, Dr. Xiehols, of tho Joiirmd of
L heimatry, alluded to the "deterioration
in our potato crop during tho past 20
years, and made tho following explana
tion regarding tho causes of the falling
on :
I have a field of potatoes upon mv
farm which I expect will yield 300 bush
els to the acre, which may bo regarded
as an old-lashioned crop. 1 know that
this crop will remove from tho soil in
tubers und tops at least 400 pounds of
potash. I am also certain it will re
move 100 pounds of phosphoric acid.
Now those amounts ara very large, and
serve to show that the potato plant is a
great consumer of tho two substances ;
and also, it shows that in order to re
store our potato fields to their former
productive condition, wo must supply
phosphatic compounds and substances
holding potash in large quantities.
For
six or eight generations in Xew Eng
land, our fathers have been exhausting
the soil, by removing these agents in
their potato and other crops, and wo
have reached a time when the vegeta
bles are starving in our fields for want
of their proper food. Our farmers have
found that new land gives the best crops,
and this is due to tho fact that such
nelds afford tho most potash. But
long as wo crop our pastures so unrea-
. .
sonably, we cannot resort to new land,
as land is not new, that has had its
potash and phosphatic elements removed
by grazing animals. Bonieniber that a
potato field which gives but 100 bushels
to tho aero requires at least 100 pounds
of potash, but by allowing the tops to
decay upon the field, 00 pounds of this is
restored to the soil again, as that amount
is contained in them. A medium crop
of potatoes requires twice as much phos
phoric acid as a medium crop of wheat,
so that in two years with whoat, tho
land is deprived of no more of tho
agent than it loses ono year with pota-
tOCS.
Watvii iv tup Ilnrsi- Tt
.
b0 deterred Irom bringing water into his
house by any foars of failure and per-
plexity. You might just as well stop
tUe circulation of blood in the bodv bo-
.,, it j. ir Aran.a,.t ...
refllSe the circulation of water in tho
hnnan Wmim t,r.w i... ..
- J-1 tin ... at
ruined, Qood workmen will prevent
i . .
any sucn accident, but it tliev eannor.
mva nr. vour fws. Ar nnt
Vour life hlvwl. Wlw.n T
houses, thn rinirW tlm Vit l
only source of suppIv is the well in the
yard, or the hogstwu-1 at the back door.
and think how lifn would bn Winrtlinnarl
and sweetened if all this heavy, and
hard and slow water-bringing could bo
supplanted by the turu of a screw. I
wonder that we do not manage to intro-
duce it, somehow, into our marriage
contracts. V hat an increase ot vital
U . J . , .
luioe woum ensuo , wnat a diminished
demand for divorce ; what a strengthen
ing and up-building of the family bond,
if a girl should refuse to marry until
there was an inexhaustible supply of
water, at least in the kitchen. A house
without water-worics ought to be con
... , . . ....
siderod as inoompleto ns ahouso without
doors, and ns incomplete in the country
as in the city. Unit Hamilton.
Chicago Since the Fire.
Tho effect of tho flro upon the popula
tion has been much less than was ex
poeted, and much less than it would
probably have been upon the population
ot any other city. In June, 1871, our
population was 2!)S,977, according to' tho
national census. In October, over 100,
000 were driven from their homes, and
many thousand of these were deprived
of their ordinary means of eniploj'ment.
Nevertheless, Uso exodus which contin
ued for a few weeks has been compen
sated by tho return of fugitives and by
tho new migration hither, and tho close
of the year saw Chicago with a popula
tion hardly reduced from what it was
when the fire took place.
The greatest loss was in our manufac
tures ; tho want of machinery postponed
the resumption of this branch of busi
ness longer than others, but at this time
nearly all branches of manufacture in ope
ration here beforo the fire have been re
sumod.mostof them on a scale of increased
magnitude, while others formerly un
known have begun, and find themselves
engaged in a prosperous and growing
business.
The extent of the grain trade for 1871
shows how littlo the means of carrying
on this business was impaired by the
fire. Though six elevators, containing
a million and a half bushels of erain,
and having a storage capacity of two
millions and a half of bushels, were
destroyed, tho receipts of grain and their
successful storage have been unprece
dented. Never in the history of Chica
go was there such an aggregate of grain
m store as at the present time. The re
ceipts of grain, including flour, for tho
year 1871, ivauhed tho aggregato of 8.'!,-
51H,'.2()2 bushels, tho highest figures of
any previous year being in 1H08, when
they reached 0il,(i80,2:(H bushels. The
increase in live stock over previous
years has also been groat. The number
of hogs packed during tho season is
1,1 l.'J,iG.'J, against 8.30,000 to same date of
last year. Our receipts and shipments
of lard, meats, seeds, wool, salt, and
lumber, and of nearly all other articles,
were also largely in excess of last year.
The foreign trade of the city has largely
increased. Tho establishment of a di
rect line of propellers hence to Montreal,
to connect with European steamers, was
eminently successful in 1871, and this
lino of business promises great expansion
in 1872. Chini'in Tribune.
Insignificance of the Earth.
M. Bcclus, a celebrated astronomical
writer, says this earth is tho lowest in
rank among heavenly bodies. Were an
astronomer on some other planet explor
ing the immensity of space, this planet
wo inhabit, owing to its small size,
might readily elude his intelligent view.
The sun is 1,200,000 times larger; and
yet that enormous mass is only a speck
a mere point, which seems lost amid
eighteen millions of stars which are dis
coverable by instruments m the Milky
Way.
What an incomprehensible org.ui the
human brain, to have ascertained such
astounding facts, and demonstrated tho
laws which govern universal nature !
Paiu and lis Panacea.
While rmiu Is n condition cf humanity, every
eflbrt to umclluintu Us intensity, or remove
llio pieillsposing cnnse, merits Our warmest
gratitude, our c.iri-l'ul fout-Ulenitioii, nnd its
success our frank acknowledgment. Tliere
is a peculiarity about tbe seusi.tion called pain
which l of infinite service. It is a premoni
tion of impending 111, a declaration 1' war
nirainst llie well being ot die body which ean
tiut be removed while the caiiso" exists. Kc
tnove tbe cause and tho effect will cease, en
deavor to cover up the effect, nnd the cause
will be Intensified, the auuuish tciunornrllv con
cealed break forth again with redoubled ar
dor. Many remedies inerelv do this, aud alter
repeated trials, fail to satisfy lliu coudilii iis
upon which only can ihey be useful to human
ity. Such medicines have a brief popularity,
nnd are lelired as unwoithy of public approval.
There are others which time tries but to en
hance their value, to endorse and spread
abroad their usefulness, and common human
ity, the public, Is a perpetual gainer bv their
extended popularity and expanded sales. Of
mcse, peruap, mere are no such two notable
instances as the Uavis l'am-Killer and Allen's
Lung lialsam. The l'uin-Killer may be stvled
the ruatheuiatic of mediciue, for it never
makes a mistake, its mollifying influence per
vades the system, aud only one tiial Is requi
site to make it a treasure forever. It does uot
merely cover up, it cures. All the civilized
nations of the earth admit its valuo, accept
us tame, ana uenem oy us use. it is no llat
tcry to compare it to the sovereign balm spoken
of In the Holy Writ, for paiti tiles from Its
presence, as night Is dissipated by the ris-ing
sun. Externally, iuternally, and eternally it
proves its value wherever tiied. The tame
holds K'od of Allen's I.ung Balsa u, which,
for all complaints of the air-nassairea ot the
lungs, has proved itself what it prolcsscs to be
a positive specific. The western world owes
a aelit of gratitude It cau never repay to T. H.
C. Allen, w hose iustrumeutulily was the main
spring of the introduction of these medicines.
lor years he was the painstaking pioneer of
the Pain-Killer nud other remedies westward.
uud the old man and matron, the sturdy pion
eer und his courageous helpmeet, now enjoy
ing a prosperous old nge, will testify to the
uid und comfort they received, years and
years ago, from these mediciues, when drug
stores were few, and doctors firupart. L'nder
l'rovuience Ihey will attiibute their green old
age, lusty uud kindly, to their ucqualulauce
with these mixtures, through the admirable
adecrtisina enterprise of T. II C. Allen.
Darcnport Democrat.
A. B. Ihos. it. ( . Allen is the resident
partner of firm of J. N. Hau ls & Co , at Cin
ciuuati, und first eahlished the house in 1S4S
to iu l rod uce the 1'ain Killer.
CiTRAILROAD BONDS. Whether
you wish to buy or sell, write to Charles
W. Hassler, No. 7 Wull St., New York.
New York Wholesale Markets.
BL'TTLR-Slate. tinettiklun $ 31 t 34
Western 18 (u! l
CHEESE Slate luclory li.f On
- Ohio do H u li
Farm dairy 14 lti.V
COTTON-Ordinary I9'4 dc to
how to kooiI miildliiie... H.'i I'l
EGGS X. Y., N. J., 4t Peun a iii On 3H
Limed 6u
FLOrR-SupeiIiue.... 6 70 6 tli
Extra to faucy Slate 6 mi jt 7 io
Ohio round hoop 7 on (i 7 10
Extra amber IB (u! 7 76
Spring wheat 7 30 (ul 7 75
Extra Ueuekee 7 76 Ot 9 40
St. LouiH double extra.... 1)10 Ol' 1100
COIIX Mmi Wemeril & Jersey.. 3 SO Oil 3 00
Rrundywine 4 10 0J 4 16
BcmwHBiT futvB V 100 On 3 10 ( 9 36
GRAIN Cobs Wenlurn 71 (a 71.1s
Southern 70 ( 7.
Baklet Weftern 76 o
Canada 1 00 (u 1 10
Oits 64 (jc 'jj'i
Rv HI ft Oli
WutiT Western No. I Spring.... 1 5ti ("J 168'
1)0. No. t do. ... 1 61 ft 166
Vo. Amber I 7U (, 1 71
Do. White 1 76 0-' 1 86
White Genetee I 75 On I 81
PROVISIONS Pork New mean... 13 i5 ftc 14 00
Wn prime.. 11 00 cm 11 60
Bissr-Plaln .. 8 oo (,o law
Extra mesa 10 00 01 I! 00
Beef hams it 00 ('(. xii 00
BiOOH 7'i ftu Hi
Uhees IUU8 'i ( V
I.AHU m 0 O'l
BEEl)-Olover 00 II
Timothy S 6i Oe S 75
Flaxseed Oil '
WOOL N. V., Pa., 0.. aud Mich.... 81!,' On 87
Vt. aud Iowa li ( 80
Texu aud California li bv 50
BEEVES Best li ft? I2','
Good II HS
Common to fair 10 Ov 1UV
SHEEP & LAMBS Sheep 7 (ul V.tj
IfttlllWn l lit It tt UK
8WIKE-Llv i G 4t
grossed ,....,..,,.., IS Qs t
Dlsappearnnee of a P en.
Bovy St. Vincent states that tho fimo
is coming when tho Mciitorranoan will
bn nothing more than a chain ot lakes,
and then a mighty river. Tho (Sea of
Azof is already being converted into a
stream its shores constantly approach
ing nearer together.
Tracts of water which extend from
the mouth of tho Don to tho Straits of
tho Dardanelles may now bo compared
to liake superior, 'Huron and Michigan,
When tho great Island of Atlantis
wont down, at I'lato relates, covered
with cities, is inusthavo changed the sea
boundaries exceedingly. Kivers ore for
ever in the process of changing their
channels and shallowing by the debris
they spread along their bottoms.
Editorial notices are so common that
it is almost impossible for an editor to
express his honest opinion of the merits
of any article, without being suspected
of interested motivq. This tact, how
ever, shall not deter us from saying what
wo think ot a new addition to the Mate-
T J . ... . . . .
riu lueuica to which our attention has
been recently directed. We refer to Dr.
J. alkeu's Camvorxia Vixeoar Bit
TEus, a remedy which is making its way
into more families just now, than all the
other advertised medicines put together.
its popularity, as tar as wo can judge, is
not based on empty pretension. There
seems to bo no question about the poten
cy ot its tonic and alterative properties.
while it possesses tho great negative re
commendation ot containing neither al
. 1 1 . , . m. . .
cuuoi nor mineral poison. xnat it is a
speciflo tor indigestion, biliousness, con
stipation, and many complaints of ner
vous origin, wo have reason to know ;
and we are assured on good authoritv
that as a general invigorant, regulating
and purifying medicine, it has no equal.
It is stated that its ingredients, (obtained
from the wilds of California,) are new to
the medical world ; and its extraordina
ry effects certainly warrant the "conclu
sion that it irf a compound of agents
hitherto unknown. If popularity is anv
criterion, there can bo no doubt of the
efficiency of the Vixeoar Bitters, for
the sate ot tho article Is immense ud
continually increasing.
Jnhnmii'g Anoihne Liniment is without
doubt the safe' t, surest, and best remedy
tnat lias ever been invented lor internal
and external uso. It is applicable to a
groat variety of complaints, and iseoual-
ly Denehoial tor man or beast.
vt o navo seen it stated m various pa
pers throughout tho counti y, that agents
tor the sale ot Nierulnn i Varalni Condi
tion Powder were authorized to refund
the money to any person who should use
them anil not bo satisfied with tho re
sult. We doubted this at first, but the
proprietors authorize us to say that it is
true,
A I'NivKtisAi, Article of Faith. In
thee days of religious contention it lias been
thought impossible to indicate on nrilclo of
faith upon which all sects and classes were
united. There is one, however, and a very
notable oue too, viz. : a beliet which Is Im
plicit nnd universal In the paramount cflicaey
of that matchless llorsKiioi.n Tosic and Ke
i iri'EftANT, Plantation Hitters. The con
stantly increasing palronagu which It receives
has, it Is tine, excited the petty envy ol cer
tain splenetic advertisers of pinchbeck pane
ceas, who hope to make n market for their
own Magnanf, watery wares, by decrying nil
spirtnous medicinal preparations. Hut, the
public can stomach neither their arguments
nor their potations, and consequently rejeet
these very weak Imitations of Ihe enemy as
entire y loo thin I
I Life Worth Fifty Court 1
II it is, and a hard cough is convulsing vour
lungs, send out instantly for a brittle ol Hale's
Honey of llorehaund and Tar, which will im
mediately relieve you uud avert all dauger.
Oil I aii! Ol O! O! Is it the jumping
toolbaclm von have 1 Yes. Then Pike s
Toothache Drops will cure it iu sixty teconds.
Kor coughs, bronchitis, and consumption,
in its earlv stages, nothing epulis Dr. Pierce's
(ieldeti Medical Diseoveiv. .'";.
Tested isy Time. I'or Throat Diseases,
Colds, and Coughs, "Brown's Ihonchial
Troches" have proved their ifllcacy by a test
of man v years.
CrxiiuiiAxoo Price Reduced. Be
ing ussurcd of on ample supply of tho
Cundurango bark hereafter, Messrs. Bliss,
Keeno & Co. have greatly reduced tho
price of their Fluid Extract. See ad
vertisement. The " Domestic " is tho least liable of
any machine to break needles.
CitAPrED Hands, face, rough skin,
pimple, ring-worm, salt-rheum, and
other cutaneous affections cured, and the
skin make soft and smooth by using the
Juniper Tah Soap, made by Caswell
Hazard & Co., New York. It is more
convenient and easily applied than
other remedies, aveiding the trouble of
tho greasy compounds now in use.
To tub PrJBi.io We know of no remady
equal to Jackson's Catarrh Sscff aud
TiioonK 1'owpBlt, fur Catarrh, Asthma, Loss
of Voice, Ac. Is mild, pleasant, agreeable to
use, and a mireuire. Ai-k your drugicfet for
it. or mail tJ5 cents to t ooPBit, Wilson &
Co., Philadelfibiu.
Dyspepaia, t'oallveucas aud Liver Com
plaint Cured Without Medicine.
I will lorward to any ttddress, on receipt of
FIFTY cents, a priiite'l trescii tion that will
cure any case of Dyspepsia, Costivene, or
J.iver CumpUint, lion ever obstinate. The
remedy is veiy cheap and pleasant. The arti
cles are kept in must faun bouses, and Hie ea
sily obtained anywhere Address Dr. h. N.
Thomas, Phelps, N. Y
From Maine to Ciilitornhi millions ol' chil
dren are wcuiiiiy; SILVER TIPPED SHOES.
Why uot, they uiuthneheiiptstaiid never wear
through ut the toe. Try them.
For Biile ly all 8hoe fJeik-rs.
Durability nnd Plhitillity are both combined
In tbe
CAULK SCKKW WIRE
Boots aud
Shoes; oue trial will convince
vou will not
rip or leak.
All bear the Patent Siauip,
(jgrTbe Startling, Romantic Disclosures ol
tbe Masteries of Crime In the Authentic Book,
entitled " Mcmohs of the V. S. Secret Ser
vice," is a thrilling Record, indeed 1 Seo Adv't.
Vboetink li. composed of the best vegetable lnirre
dienU thu dixpelifary of Nature furni'h8. Theii
juicfli. are extracted iu a way which preserved their un
diminished medical properties, making it one of the
greatest cleanser of the blood that. can be put together
Irlah Linens. When an article enjoy a reputa
tion of such di&tinmiithed merit, as to command the
universal commendation of the seller aud consumer,
there must be something that it possesses whicb com
pels such general admiration. Of such a fabrio Is the
hut Baisu or Links, anu Lines IUkuiekcuiifb,
which Is growing more into public favor of late years
than any goods of the kind imported. They are re
garded as the most reliable aud ecouoiuical Llueus
now used.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser, having been pennauently cured of
that dread disease, Con&umpUon, by a simple remed
Is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. To all who desire it, he will seud a
copy of the prescription used, (free of charge), with
the directions for preparing aud using the saute, which
they will find a biag C'caa roa Cuksi'mptioi., Asth
ma. Bboxcuitis, ii.o. Parties wishing tue prescription
will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSOV,
?46 South Third SI., Williamsburgh, N. Y.
Verily it Hath no Equal
CC?3Ur..PTIVES READ
WonM you rnrr Mint (IItrr.n(f Condi nnd Mwr
wick that henlt.iyv.jrn. till Intrly planted in your
v.ii-vK r ji you woiiiu, an noi aoiay, inr ert you ri
awaro It will in. too lntn.
Allen h Lunir Balaam n your hope ; it hft ben Mod
hy ihnnniil tmrh un yon, who linvp been rnrrrt. mnny
In their rrrtttttuflr hnv lint their namrn to iHthnt fiit-
IVHniT hmnnnitf naft ponrl thi.lr ntiHutiPn nnrl Itt.llnvn.
Don't experiment with new nnrl untiled mixture, yon
.muhh nuorn u. om irj ai onee inmnrniuanie nrucie.
It ran be found in anv Drue Store nnd ut mont ffeiiernl
ftore. It I warranted to break up the nio-t tmuhlo
pome Conch In n few honr, It not of toolouirotnndlnff.
it in wnrrnnH'd tofrivn entire t-.atifuct1ou in till cwt-n of
idling unci iiiioat (UlilcuH if
"It Saved My Life."
Words of a Unliable Driiffgln..
Marinr Citv, Mich.. July 28th, 170.
J. N. IiARRlfl At t'n. npav Sr Tim Alli n'a I.mn
BaUnm has arrived. I would not like to be without it
lor It liao flHVprl mv Hf. I took a hurl mlii nnd n ontr
and finally consumption was peatetl upon me. I wan in
a verv bad Mate. I tried everv.hiniT that wu reroin-
mended.nnd ppent a great deal of money, and jrot no
u;ip. naa Alien ? junjr iiainm mr miip. om i Knew
nothintz of Its merits. I did not like to take It without
knowing more about It. I hud not sold a bottle. WIim.
your a cent called upon me, I told him I could not fell
a iiHMueiue i Knew noTinuff auout. uvjreu me to try
it myeelf. I did ?o, and to my (grateful eurpilD tho
uni ooiue stopped my cougu. ana Dviore iiietniru oor
tle wan taken, mv hum were henled and well, and I
can now c peak knewinply to mv friend? and customers
I remain yours, respectfully, L. C. COTTRELL.
MTIt Is harm less to the most delicate child.
IKiTlt contains no opium in any form.
CAUTION.
Call for Allen's Lunir Baleam." and shun tho uma of
any omer iiuisain ; unpnncipiul nun may uecuive you
H1LU Wt) I lllt'HH II M' Hit 111 II III .
4. . llAKKIa St CO.. 1'ropr'e, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Sold by Medicine Dealers Generally.
l'EltliY DAVIS SOX,
VroxUWnvv, tt I.
ticiioral Audits Tor Xew Enarlaml States.
imi ham; iiv
JOHN F. HKNRTt New York,
FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO., Phllu.
GEO. C.GOODWIN & CO., Qoatou.
Cheap Farms! Free Homes!
OX TUB LINE OF THE
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
A LAND GRANT OF
ia,ooo,ooo Acres
or ins
Best Farming and Mineral Lands in America.
3,000,000 ACimTlX XEHR.YSKA,
ik Tim
GREAT PLATTE VALLEY,
TUB
.Vllli2IS ol tlu WEST,
NOW FOR SALE.
Theno lands are In the eentml nortlon of tlm tnttd
State, on the AU deeree of North Latitude, th cen
tral line of the frreat Temperate Zone of the A in eric tin
Continent, and for frruin prow in and stock mlbinfr
unurpat!pd by any in the t'nited Statoft.
CIIEAPKH IN PRICK. mor f:ivorhl fopm- rivrii.
and more convenient to market than cau le found
eltewhere.
Free Homesteads for Actual Settlers.
THE BK3T LOCATIONS FOR COLO XI E,3.
fiititloil to a llonicsloaa of 160 Acres.
Free Passes to PiircHnscra of Land.
8end for tho new dnperiptive pamnlilet, with new
map-, published in Kiifrlih, livnnnn, Swcdi.-h hiiU
uuni!-n, tnaued tree everywhere. Address
Laud Commi--loner, U. P. K. R. Co..
OH AH A, NEIL
The PEAKE BRAND
nf Irish Linen und Linen
liatidkerchiefs now com
mand universal approba
tion. The distinctive fiunlltfeii
which hnvo pained tor thee
pood Kuch preut l'uvor and
iinprecedcnted demand, are,
I. Tliey are all pure
I. liieu, eveu to the lowtst
If r a tie.
II. They are made of
tlie lieut iiintfiinl.
Ill Their line texture and uniform qunlity.
IV. Their great ttlrenfcth and duruhillty,
nniitt inanv viK'iii i-lljiunui iu nil uiucii
ThnAO ifooJr nro enhl hv mi4tt ctf tlm Tirv flood e Mff
chants, iu all the cities and towns fliiouhout th Uni
te a iMarp?,
a-r PtirehnaprB will Know them ns s niniintnin
Peak, precisely like the above, 1 ittanipud on each
dozen and piT.
447 it- 40 Broadway, New York,
&olt Importer! oj this brand fur tie In tied States.
flMIE ORGANIC LAWOP THE 8EXKS-
-L The conditions which imnnir viriiitv im.mi.vg und
negative electricity proof that life U evolved without
union eneci ei tooacco mnueuce oi tun aim pno
nhoric diet modorn trpatnient of nelvin di-;eii!i.
stricture and varicocele, ami arrcet ot development,
abridged from "pisen-efl of tho Sexual System,' nnd
ien iPciurei to nis private unrirtcui ciusi, ov zu aud
H. DIXON. M. 1).. editor of The Scalvrt. ft a. 4tf Filth
Avenue, New York. Ci paires octavo, iti cent.
"UIh written iu the nnul didactic ntyle of the au
thor, and with great delicacy and care," Ev'ng Pont.
Tbere l not a puire that does not bear an impress
ive warning. Every line from the pen of the author
is of great value to the whole human race. Every pa
rent tdiould read it." Horace Ureelry.
Dr. Dixon Is a surgeon in the highest sense of the
term." London Lancet.
(xxi)unx;o.
Supply of bark aured ;
price reduced. IIIIhm,
iveene a. io.'i a iuhi
Scrofula, Ulcers, Rheuma-
C?. The best known Wood
j)1 purifier. Sold by all drug-
gi-ti. Price $3 per bottle.
Omcu, No. CO Cedar St.,
New York.
"WbrcN.ni
(ireat Dircovpbt. Raising and
fatting Goon Pokk without Ukain
or Potatoes at the finall cot of
only Onb Cent a Potnu. Thiols on
theSotJARB. NO HUMBCO. Send
" 111 cents for circulars, pay pottuget
c. Address Prof. KIDDEtt, Burlington, Vt.
TREE PRUXERS
can reach SO feet and cut limbs 8 inches in dinmeter.
SAW (jLMMtHM AAU KKW LPSKTS
can gum and up.-et a gang naw in two in in u tew. Pond
for circular. Manufactured by li. N. PKESCOI T,
Sandy llitl.N.Y.
HEKSTIXE ItiSPBEKRIES,
mperial Asparagus Roots,
8eth Boyden Strawberrlefi, Dorchester BlackberrieR,
and all the best hardy fruit?, rover ing 10b acres. Send
for Catalogues. WM. PARRY, Ciuuuminoon, N. J.
HAVE IT SEEN Orn offer to send 3 epeei
J men copies of the A inerl
(tin r-iif'R . 1'ikti I. bam pie parkages of
Mammoth Corn. White Norway Oats, uud AUike Clover
Fkeb. to all who eud itamp to pay post a ire. Addre
N. P. BOVEU 6l CO., Parkukburg, Chester Co., Pa.
PLANTS. " 'rare!' "
By Mail and Express. New Catalogue Free
Addroo, ELLWANGKll BARRY,
Estau'd 1840. Mt. Hope Xurscrit, Rochester, N. Y,
Native Evergreen and Deciduous Forest
TREES, both in the wild ftute und nur
e,iy iftown, fund -lied in quuutitlt-s of all
idzes, ut tthort notice. Sen fur priced cat
alogues, and correspond with WM. MANN,
Bangor, Maine.
To Printers.
A Dart interest in one of tho hiit cntititrv nowinniiHr
eMtuolifhuiettts iu Southern New York, U ottereil tor
sale, tue owner having auotner cusiuess wlneb needs
all his attention. Thu other partner will retain his in
tere.t. Material all nearly new, unit equipment com
plete. UiMnetis pool anil mpiilly iuerea.-iua;. f'ortiiir
UcuUirsaldiesi'ltAKKLIX, liox 31Hi. Midaietowu.N.Y
(Will Fear Trees ! Sprlns: '7 I 850
.UlMl.lMMI Aeresl 9 Rataloimus I 511.(1(1(1
Mail Parkny es I Grapes! H-es ! Oreen House Plants !
Low belore Anril I. (i R A V K.-l. HKI.OV Kit. W I I.I. A H 1)
il CO., Ueneva, N. Y.
INITIAL STATIONERY. 1 sheets of Paper,
and H4 Kuvelones. stauiued anv letter dertired unit
sent by mail to any address tor 5 cents per box. ltote
tint perfumed lor 35 ceuu per box. Sample fYst.
i. r.. n 1UB.1AB, Btout;utou, Mass.
N order to Introduce It, "THK NEW YORK JUR
HOIt " (tbe new storv nanerl will be sent ona veur
forKU'TY CENTS. Address THE M1RHOK, 17 East
Tweuty-niutu street. New York.
t A DAY selling- Patent Jet Linen and Card
O 1 ' Printers. AireiiU wanted. Address PHI XT
EB MANUVACTUKINU CO.. 14 Kilby street, Boston
L ILDING FELT uo tar) for outride work and In-
3 side instead uf lilu.tr. Vlr ('Mrnetinirri. Mntj..
&c. C.J. FAY. Camden. N.J.
o
UR HOYS. American Boys' Journal, 48 col's, 50 eta.
a year, specimen lor sump, uua buvb, ciucaKO.
Opium Eating Cured. Send stamp for book and par
ticulars to Dr.. Squire & Bowser, Worlhingluu, lud.
85
)f ii'l mv. u j nm sent as a cunoMiy lor au
. ccuts. J. 11. SECOHU i CO.. UarretUville. O.
TOR HA I.I''. Dim lUVPinm RI'HMKUrSKll
X PLMP. which is regarded as one of the be-t force
pumps In the world, and is non-freezing. S3ui.uno was
saved this vear bv the, mm,,, l.yn.11. HAKUIri.
7ta Broadway, N, Y,
TMF "LIGHT RUNNING"
"DOMESTIC"!
"BEST"
TO VX."
"EASIEST
TO SELL."
8. M, Ajontsi
It don't pay you
to fight tho boat
machlno. Pkito
onr claims, Goti
the agoncyand
'lit. Addrosi
BaaESIIC' S.M.C0., 96ChBnbe St., N, Y.
llfivhiff herli tlii fir;t to ititrnfliifA to flip nnhHr tlm
Tluhbard S-nmli, American Turban Sqiia h, Marhle
hca'l Mnmnioth Cabbatrp, .Mexican Hweet Corn, Fhiti
ney'fl Water Melon, Ilrnwn'H New Dwarf Marrowfat
rca, ilo'ton Uurltd but turn, an 1 other
New and Valuable Vegetables.
with tho return of another cordon I am a train prepared
to PUnniv the imhlir with Wirntiihlp nnrl t'Inwur Nirli
of tho purest o unlit y. My Annual t'atalojruo if now
miiuy, iuiu win oe wiujrce 10 un. it nas not oniy ail
novelties, but the Ftandard veirctablefi of the farm and
parti en (over one hundred width are of my own btow
inp,) and a can fully selected list of Flower Heed, (hi
the cover of my Catalogue will bo found copies ot let
ters received from farmer and (rardenrn voiding In
over thirty different titatea and Territories who hav
nsed my need from one to ten yare. 1 warrant t.
That all moneu sent shall reach tue. 8cl. That all seed
ordered shall reach the purchaser, ad. That wy seed
shall be fresh and true to name. Catalogues free.
JAMES J. H GREGORY Marb.eliead. Mass
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL,
For SPRING of 1873.
He Incite the attention (jTlHiilein end Dealer to
our targe ana complete stock oj
Stfllldnrfl Ac Dn-.rf T-n -ti I Trpp..
Cirn.te Vines. Nmnll Kruits.
Oi'linmeiun I Trees, Kin iiIih. Rosea.
svhi-v r run ui.r. vi-iinineniai 1 reee.
li. veigi-cens and New Plu.ils.
Prompt nttcntlon (riven to all Inquiries.
Descriptive and Illustrated priced Catalogues sent pre-
No. 1 Fruit?. 1 Oe. n. 2-nmnmnnl.l T,.g t
NTo. 3 (ireen-liouse, 10c. No. 1 Wholesale, Free.
Ad'lresn
Litao i m. ELHVAKCEJI & HARRY.
MomiUlope Snrserles, HOL'llKf TKK, N. Y.
Tho only Carmine Mineral Fert;:-
izer in New Ens and.
Graflo.n Mineral Fertilizer & D.-stroytr of ln;ccts
THE OKAFPOX FfcHTlMZKlt
IS DEATH
to Canker Worm, Grubs, Hose Bin?, Potato Bup, If op
IilM'Ctf.and all other Phtnt-D.wt wivlmr l,w,.ot. it nm.
tectn the plants from Ineet mUchu-1, and lurjrely pro
motes the prowth of all vejrt-tation.
Warranted as represented.
DAVIS, TIIAVKH Ar CO., PropHetnrs Tdttleton. N. H.
WAKDE.HL'MPUKKY & DODtlK, Concord, N. 11.,
General Airents to whom all ordi-rn shuuld to ail
drotsfd. Si-nd for Descriptive Cireulaiv.
Wanted This Spring I
10,000 FARMERS
To improve the luml of the Iown Ruilroad Land Com
paliy, now for sale for eali or on totiir lime at prehent
value, with six percent. Intemst on deferreil liavmi nts.
Tllee lailils cotnnii-ie tiilll- fliivenimcnt iiiilrf.nl .mill.
on the lines ot'tlie Sioux City unit I'acillc anil the Iowa
diviMone of the ('l'.i"ii'oiiicl Northwestern anil Ill.Cin-
inn itaunrays, lire not iuorIKaui-1, tint culleil, and are
locuti (1
III llie Jliildle lloiuu of IVi'stwu Iowa,
Noted for itfl JlllhtInns oIlnintA. lnnvtifiti.tthln cJ1 n
tinely watered yet peil'eetly drained district, (tree Irom
fever and write), and in the best part ol" Wie best agri
cultural State in the Union.
NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE A HOME
In the beautiful and luxuriant vnllev of cither tho
and Si per acre.
l,7W,uuo acre are for disposal in 40 or 60 acre farms;
or in compact tract of 3,ot) acres or more an desh vd by
Local agents at htatioith have nrlce of evorv tract and
are provided with teams to tdiow lands free 10 purchas
ers. Exploring tickets are sold In Chicago (Welh-st.
Depot) or at this ottice receivable tor laud purchased.
Stnd for a puide it pives decriptioi, prices, terms,
locations, and how to reach the lands. County maps uf
unsold land turnl-hrd tree. Address
JOH U. CALHOUN, Land Commissioner,
Cetlnr Rnpldr.. Iowa.
GIVEN AWAYV
Chromos worth twice nnd thre tlmnn thn knhcrln-
tion price arc evu away for one and three &ubci ibers
to the
MANUFACTURER and BUILDER.
1'ublUhcdhy tho Knur's' and Mtin'frs' Puh. Co.,
37 Park Uow, X. V. P. O. Box 41179.
Send for sample copy and premium lit.
ASTHMA. nZJr
baft is warranted to relievo tlto worst cases in ten
f Q minutes. For sale by Drutrcits. Tilul Pack
age sent FKKE on receipt of a three-cent stamp.
T. POPIIAM &. CO.,
IM.iliidt liihlu, Pa.
ABOW FORTH EE ASTAMDSOUTH I
la Employment for one or two flcrntn In every
where we are now fully repreKetitud, ta iiinvas
for what those that see. will Imvc. Tbov uii mv
they cannot keep houso without it. Agents make
Hidiiey. r ur iituien, un wcu an tieimcmeu, lUC Work 14
recaoie anu resieciaoit. j(tiress
. E. I1 U ATT titf bouth Canal bt., Chlcaco, IXU
TRUSS!
THE HOWE PATENT
Elastic Itelt Trnaa ifor rup
ture) is durable, cheap and safe ; is
Ai easily worn as a carter: has
cured patient in from 5 to stf weeks. For particulars
seuu lor circular. Auuresa iil.hi nunc, itox 7jb,
Council iilutls, Iowa.
SKIN DISEASES:
Tetter, Itch, hives, spots, pimples, etc. : book with 30
'ecipes for self-cure, with full directions, mailed for 50
Ob. JOHN U. SCOTT, 165 North Ninth St., Pllila., Pa.
I OCA I. AGENTS WANTED to sell a well
J known mid lnumlar Fertilizer. Liberal terms
tua-le Hilh thoe lluviiii sood countrv connections.
tlHbkA n ilTU.l.KK L'U.,
a llattery Place, N. Y.
Hl'M'lMf, TrnppliiK, and FUlilun; made
euv. lit si llook: 76 Pilifes: 50 cui;raviiiL;. (Inlv
0 cents, postpaid. cnd tor Catalogues of llooks, etc.
Auuress, u. c. HtLCX, uollulid, K. V.
AC1KNTS Wanted. Apents make moro money at
Work for IW limn auvi hlnir P:irlici,hr. t'tY....
U. Stisson Si Co., Fine Art PiMsirrs, Port laud, 11 ,;.
Thrilling, Astounding Disclosures
BT PKRMIHaiOX. FROM THK ltaPARTUKNT HernHIIH.l
18 Portluits of V.t. Detectivt-s ami their eantnie. :
A IVoi.flerfl.l llnnk ! 4.',u iinir. nrire Si.vi. Ad
dress LA 11 AN HEATH, ill Hanover strict, Boston.
70B ONE DOLL AH we will mail you a box of
LOUIXG'S FKEXCII SO'fE PAPER
stamped with any Initial or Pet name. Four fines and
sixteen patterns In each box
It meets the dally want of any lady.
uoaruinit tscuool tn-ls aro adopting- It.
It's the prettiest present to a young lady.
Try oue box for yourself.
Address 1-Olt ljNs, lulllNli.r,
P.O. Bos 5011, lloatou, Mail,
8elid for descriotive ejix-ulars. VilluKe iluilder.revised
edition, 1S7. pi-ii-e $10. Bupplenieut to Village lluilder,
$5. illuite Builder and Supplement, bound iu one
laree volume, $12. Catalogue of Drawiuc In-truiiieuts,
Paper, Tracins; Cloth, ale, mailed nil receipt of two
tluee-ceut stamps. A. J. 111CKNKLL i CO.,
Yl arren rneer, aw j on:
CET THE BEST.
DR. GROSVENOll'M
Improved Porous Plasters
are recommended by tbe HEST PHYSICIAN'S as
sure and safe remedy for Rll Kl'MATISM. NEl'HAL
OIA, DISEASES of the L1VKR aud KIDNEY!. PAIN
in the UKKAMT, LUNUS or HI OK. fl'IATlOA, WEAK
HACK and PKMALE WEAKNESSES, Take none but
DH. OROSVENOK'S to iu.ure tile best result,
Genei-dl Ileiu.t. tin, l.n Hl ew York. Suld be
all Di'uiarisis, PKIt'E ii cents.
rw
BF& fc5S Fras
11 K&&5
Pernon can tftke theno Dittrrin
ins to directions, and remain Ion a- nwfil. nr
their bone are not destroyed by mineral poison or c
means, anu me vnai organs wasteu utyond the point
of rep-r.
l)ypepln or Incllffefttlon. Headaclie, Pain
in tlie Slionlder, Con;eli, TightneM of the Chet, l)ir
linew, Sour Kructations of the Stomach, Had Taste
in the Mouth, Ililiou Attacks, Palpitation nf the
Heart, Inflammation of the Luntrs, Pain in the region
of the Kidneys, and a hundred other paiufid symptoms,
are the offsprings nf Dyspepsia. In these complaint
it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a Letter guar
antee of its merits than a lengthy advertisement.
f or feinnie i ompiaiittii, in young or old.
married or single, at the dawn of womanhood, or the
turn of life, these Tonic Bitters display so decided an
influence that a marked improvement is soon percep
tion?.
For I ii fl n in inn tor y and Chronic Rbeu
nifUtNiii aud (lout. Bilious. Remittent and Inter
mittent Kevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys
and Bladder, these Hitters have no equal. t Such Dis
eases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which is penerally
produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs.
i iiry nre n ucnue I'lirgauve as wen m
ToiilOt possessing also the peculiar merit of act in? ,
as a powerful agent ih reiievint; Congestion or Inflam
mation nf the Liver and Visceral Organs, aud in Bilious
Diseases.
For Skill Dlensp. Emotion. Tetter. Rait
Rheum. Blotches. Srwts. Pimnles. Pustules. Boils. Car
buncles, Hi 1)5-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Kry--si
pel as. Itch, Scurfs, Discolorationsof the Skin, Humors
and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature,
are literally dug up and carried nut of the system in a.
abort time hv the use of these Bitters.
Unite ful Thounand proclaim Vinrgar Bit
ters the most wonderful Invigorant that ever sustained
the sinking system.
JWALKKR, PropV. U. II. HcDONALD &, CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco and New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS ft DKALKRS.
EXTRAORDINARY IMPROVEMENTS
Cabinet Organs.
T!i M ASOV M IIAMUV OROAN CO. re .et fully annoutsw
tlie introduction, tuit tsn, of iiiiiruvviiint of much mun tliss
orditisry InUreit. Theie r
KEED and PIPE CABINET ORGANS:
Itivftitl an4 fBltnted by Mr. Cabl F.wiKLSKRa, a Sndlah Oiynn
i.u-iurr, an 11 uw on.j-iqrwiiiui roinutHBiiun OI real 't Willi
tvi ever uiad, (S Cirtular$fr artt'tilart.)
DAY'S TRANSPOSING KEY-BOARD..
Iiivvntvit and pattntrd by Mr. M". O. Dat, of Hiltitnora ; by whk-b
Lite rfornir can i nitantly roov tlia Kty U-nr to lha r if lit or lft.
an lto .!ay at a lilglmr or lower pitch. Ste j-arlitulan in Circular.).
llhtXil kiKTKD TllSai Will MIDI OXLV B TNI llU!l A.
IIami.im t'n.
NEW AND ELEGANT STYLES
Douolo Heed CABINET OEGAITS,
AT
$140,
VESY
LOW
PRICES. JMiUfeC
W AS 0 fc HA M L I M. - -
fJTVLK r.
Cjttsuf-'rine? ftrr capacity, e:ritiiit, attit thtmti
t.welttncf. tue trices or these ttetv styex ar
lower than nay bJore vj,red.
1 'lu ralilntt OrtfAiu tii.idv by tbt Matott A 1 Jamil Co.araavkuow-
leitfd io fi.-t-l nil otlier in purity ami beauty of tone, powr,
varU-ly nti-.l .litraWlity ; and ccntnln nnteiiUd iuiprovemiitt not
any oth-n. 1 Iiey liave uniformly won Mobeit prcuiluma at Iu
trial Lxuibltlun, iiioludlntf a ine.lal at ilia P&aia Exposition, fw
kM'tNATit ATkti at rsiuoHiTy ; are tlia only Amti k-an Organs sold
larly m 1.1)1, r conn l r let, and am pruoounrad to bt UNQi'ii-
TiuiARLr tiii rttit by iiiukiciani umT bmivbually. S
Uitiinony from moro Uitiri
OITS THOUSAND MUSICIANS
In th INinn Statu, tnLKD, Kbanck, Ghkvant, &e.t printed
in full luaTKSI-IMuXlAL. C1IICULAU wlilih will U ti. frr.
any al.lnii. Urn am a f brif axtracu frou wll koti
iiaiue.
"Tli Wit no in nsa." Ch rihtiki Vuaaov. Asn I.mi
av, .Unif Lnon Divu, Vicroa c.nui, 1. Krioi i, and
ilhrn. - linvt nrt h ird iiuh pnr imxli-al It-nei fruni aiiV.
iinr.." Cl.m Li .Lisa Kkii.ui.t a,... ..... ...,..... ...
IlKrK.MAX, nnd Olllrri. Music. nn. irnr.llv r-..r.l
;t 1 1 sin I lu Cftliini'tUnfMii niiiimlfd bv anv olht-r.." 1 hs(hiii.
Ihouar. " Karel all Imtrunienu of ibc 1L11.. I iiv ...
iil BtLi.. "Th W.titi.iruiiii-ittiorihtti-lAfi madr." Ass a
M Kiii.tn. "In all t uu uiinHtU. u-Li.-l, .,..n...
llrlvalld.,, B. H. Mill. ' Kur imerUr Ia t-vtrvtbinif ..f It
V..1 1 "-1.. M. .Tta, .iAi k, " Wondrifully bi.
ilul. P. f. MlM.iHit. " Siit.rrh.r in all rviMtla W any J
lave vt-r ." Kt't-Ksa Tn km. I.. .-.) i,nr in n...n... A
U,, Bnr ci.-rllviiov and durabiliu- and valuabl improwmenu
wt loimd m other," l.'aL Zuhuahs. ' Tlia mow rntU-allv
,.I,J' t,,lp i-rtii.pa.nt th jii.lv-. th oior rtrlalia,
and hijjn will b th nived ul auiK-rivrity atcurded tb-tiu." Jl-lil
bstcHaisicti.
AcknoivififzrJ to wafo t?ie lest, this Company m.ku
undo take to tell at stu t trices that their
Organs shall le
I'ltqtiCNtioiinblr Chcancfi
which thrymtalnlyarw vnalr.1 In do hv tho 1 otii of Rrrt
aiva MacHiiifcRv and Imh ..i. Faraiiiaa t.r Mmrhrfivu,
iiim tlty iuvil atuiamii t., t.ir Lrn-i.t .rl. . whivh will Mni
Inter. r nrirRiiV ""'tr J,:,,lllu,1i "- d ry
Foi e-Octavk OaoAa, .0 tv. (f
Cul.) Fivk-.OrTv, H0, $138, US,
mil upward. Fosty OTHBft
Stvi b, al projK rtlci.M prirtt, up to.
New Illustrated Catalogue?
and Cirt'utar, ith full tUafttptiona !
nrw ilyUi and IuiuiovKMBf.Tat alio Ttati
monial Circular, Mot lW to any addrtia,
-Wsk...5uS .(J
MASOU & HA1.L11T 02GA1T CO.
!54.Trcmont St., Boston. 596 Broadway, New York.
A Taluable Indian compound, for rcstorlujr th
health and for the permanent cure of all diseases arts
ing from impurities of the blood, such as
Scrofula, Scrofulous Humor, Caucer, Cou
reroua Humor, Erysipelas, Canker, Salt
Kheuui, Pimples and Humors on the
Face, I'lcers, Coughs, Catarrh,
llroucliltis, Neuralgia, it lieu
iialiaiii, Pains in the 8ide,
Dyspepsia, Constipation,
Costiveness, Piles,
HeadueUe, Dizziness, Nervousness, Fain
urss at the Stomach, Pains in the llack.
Kidney Complaints, Female Weak
uess, and General Debility,
HEPOUT OF A PRACTICAL
Chemist and Apothecary.
Bustom, May 1st, IKTI.
firar Sir This Is to ci-rtify that 1 huTt, sold at retail
sfxt.-thtee dot. (7i6 boltlel of your Vboktimb since
April Klh, 1870, and cau truly say that it has given this
bet sati.-faclion of any remedy, for the complaiuts to.
which it Is recommended, that levcrsold. bcaicelya
day passes without sonie of luy customers testifying to
its miirits on themselves or their friends. I am per
sonally cofruizaut of several cases of Scrofulous Tw
uien huiuit cured by Vkuktink ulous iu this vicinity.
Very respectfully youris,
. . At OILMAN, 4M Broadway
ro U.K. Btitiki, Esy.
THE (J11KA.T
BLOOD PURIFIER,
. It. STEVENS,
UOSTQ.V, MASS.
Pi-ice $1.35. Sold brail Druxaists.
TUB CONFESSIONS OF
A NERVOUS INVALID.
Publlrhed for the benefit of young men and other
who sutler from Nrvou Debility, ic.f tfupplyiuif tub
MEANtt OK MKLV-Cl'ltK. Wt it tut. by ouo who cuttd biui
ielt', aud M-ut fiee ou receiving a lro-i-nnid directl hu-veloiH.-.
A U die iSATHAMKL MAVI A1U. lliuoklj u
N. .
riMlK SPORTS OWN JOKK BOOK SENT VHVkl. Ad
I. dra) (with -tmiip) box tlH, New Vurk,
If cord
nWled
tlil.
Mmml
NATURE'S REWEDYTX
, JHE CREATBLOOD PURIFI ER