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FIELD AND GARDEN".
Edited kr M. H- BATEIIA.TI.
YELLOW BLIGHT OX RASPIJKRIifES.
M. T. Gare wislie3 to learn w hether
tivere is any remedy foi the "yellow
Might that has come upon his raspberry
and blackberry bushes within two or
three years past, and seems to be in
creasing each year, so that he is appre
hensive it will destroy his plantations
unless it can be checked.
If any of our readers have discovered the crop i
anything like a remedy for this disorder
we should be glad to hear of it. It has
anoeared. imore or less, in almost all
parts of the country, and may be seen
occasionally on wild as well as culti
vated blackberries. It is a kind of fun
gus or parasitic vegetable growth, and
when it once attacks a plant there seems
to be no remedy but'to dig it up and
burn It to prevent the disease from
spreading as it will do if allowed to re
main, f As the disease evidently eftects
the roots as well as tops of the plants it
13 of no use to simply 'Oiit them off when
they shojv it on the foliage. If we were
intending to experiment for the sake of
finding a remedy, we would try dusting
liberally with sulphur, also using plas
ter of-paris about the roots. Watering
with copperas (sulphate of iron) dis
solved in water, might also be useful.
Sulphur In any of its forms or com
pounds is the best specific known for all
forms of mildew and fungus diseases.
J-. ' GAKDKX HINTS.
The ?ong drouth in these parts, has
sadly disarranged garden work and caus
ed failure of a good deal of planting. But
where rains have occurred of late much
of the damage can be remedied by time
ly efforts in replanting the vacant places.
Wc would still sow beets and carrots if
wanted and suitable ground at hand.
Tartial shading of the beds will now be
necessary and watering occasionally if
"dry weather until the plants appear.
Cucumbers and sweet corn may
still be planted ; also snap beans, and
white beans for winter. Tomato plants,
If strong, may still be planted, also
cauliflower and cabbage winter cab
bage will be in time a week or two hence.
Gijro water to these freely when
planted, then if the ground is moist they
will root very quickly.
Planting Celery need not be done be
fore the middle or even last of July ; as
this vegetable is not wanted until early
winter and it is sweeter and better when
grown after the heat of summer is over.
, Select deep and moist ground if possible,
and procure good strong plants, that
have been transplanted,, so as to have
THE FRCIT PROSPECTS.
.Some of the papers accused us of
croaking, last spring, when we predicted
a general scarcity or', failure of fruit
crops in Northern Ohio hla year. But
now it is seen that peaches, cherries,
grapes and blackberries have failed;
strawberries were a very light crop, and
raspberries and currants wiil not be over
half the usual amounts. Pears will not
be over one third of a crop, and the
great staple, apples, not "one tenth of a
crop of fair fruit; lor, as usual, when
s
wormy, and a large snare nave aireauy
fallen from the trees or will soon do 'so.
If this also is croaking, we shall be glad
to find it so.
state of the communion Question in
England is, indeed, doleful -for there,
bui in the highest degree encouraging
to those who are anticinatinir the time
when all the barriers to Christian com
munion will be broken down. These
gentlemerr addressed a pnblic meeting
fa Brooklyn last week, setting forth the
feebleness of okse communion in Eng
land, and the fearful inroads that open
communion is making in the churches
and among the people. The few strict
Baptist churches that remain can't get
ministers of their own way of thinking,
and many or the
many of the open- communion
churches have lost their church proper-
x. .. .. : I. ' . .
light almost every apple is ,,a :.; 6 vC-K5i
i SkU'i uviiutuiiiaviuiii i-ii. TV"
sidered Charles H.Spurgeoti a good man,
they believe he is doing a great deal ot
mischief by his liberal sentiments and
teachings;" and his college students go
verv much further in their iiberism than
he."
The Romanists es California. Rev.
Wm. H. Hill writes to the Church Jour
nal that the Catholics in South Califor
nia who have Mtherto ruled ecclesiasti
cal matters1 f n.-tbat community - with a
high, despotic hand, and a power that
has been felt in every pursuit and busi
ness, see the "handwriting on the wall,"
I wticli tells them that. their - political,
and with it their, ecclesiastical domin
ion, is slipping from their hitherto iron
grasp, never 'to return. x,ven now, in
fear and expectation thereof; they are
taking time by the forelock H' Adobe
temples, with their miserable pictures
and gaudy dolls, will no longer suffice ;
for the enlightenment or irotestantisui
has invacladtHeir darkened stronghold.
They are this year erecting in Los An-
gelos,tlie seat or their power,a mammotn
cathedral, to cost more than $100,000,
wherein "pomp, and circumstance, aim
display', may more than supply the lack
of political power heretofore wielded
over the Spanish population. The Meth
odists (nor(h' and south), Presbyterians,
and CongregationaUete-areeaCh cotrtrio-
otins tneir tens otxnousanas ror tneex-
tention of their -peculiar tenets in Cali
fornia, and Protestantism, generally is
surely advancing in that section.
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PRACTICAL HTNTS.
Edited by Mrs. Jf. CI. CONANT.
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; Poor Man's . Pudding. Two- quarts
milk, one cup" uricbfikecT "rice, "half cup
sugar, piece of butter size of a walnut,
two teaspoons" salt." Spice to taste. Bake
three hours, aind'stir several tithes dur
ing the first hours. " "
Apple Sayo Pudding. One cup sao,
In water enough to swell it, i. e., about
six cups. Fut it Oft the stove and swell
it. In' the meantime "stew ten of twelve
apples, mix with the swelled sago, and
bake three-quarters "of ' an trour. - 'Eat
with eream and s'ugar," of wine eauce. -i
Weading Cake ' PuSding. Twothirds
of a cup of butter,- nexupof molasses,
two eups of milk, two' teaspoons Of sal-
over the world are indirectly, but most eratus, four eggs, two prurfdVdftalsirisf
slrort stockv leaves and stron- root- effectually' lesistig tlle temporal power htoned and topped j pne. poand of cur-
SllOrt StOCKy leaves anU Strong roots -.r,f.-B.m ranr. nnn-frnirfliVtr A TlriiVrlrf nf ..ifrnn
tliesc are worth four times as much as
those taken directly from the seed-beds,
riant in shallow trenches, with manure
mixed underneath, and have the sur
face in tiie middle of the trench higher
than the sides, so that when rains occur
the plants will not be smothered by the
dirt washing into them. Water freely
after planting, and shade the plants a
sew days with boards placed on cross
sticks over the trenches.
Ti'itMirs may be sown any time in
July, or early August.
Ohio State Horticultubai. Society.
The committee of this Society have de
cided not to hold any meeting this sum
mer, owing to the deficient crops of ber
ries and cherries in most parts of the
State; but the members of the commit
tee will take pains to inspect any new
fruits, and observe new facts of culture,
etc., in their respective districts and
make record of the same for reporting at
the annual meeting. There will' be an
important meeting of the Society at the
time of the State Fair at Mansfield the
lirst week of September.
Pomologicai. Congress at Boston.
The Biennial meeting of the American
l'omological Society occurs at Boston
the second week of September, and is
expected to be the most important meet
ing of fruit growers, and the finest dis-;
play of fruits that has ever occurred on
this continent. Some of the far western
States arc even making arrangements
for hiring through cars to transport
their fruits and fruit growers to that
meeting. Of course it will be expected
that Ohio will make a good showing on
this occasion, and the committee of the
State Society will make arrangements
for sending fruits'for a State collection,
from the State Fair and fiom indvidual
growers, at the proper time, of which
particular information will be given by
circular.
. Skxdtxg Ohio Fruits to Vienna. Dr.
Warder, the president of the Ohio Hor
' ticultural Society, is in attendance as
one of the Commissioners at the great
Exposition at Vienna, which is to con
tinue open until October, and he i3 very
desirous that a display should be made
of Ohio fruits, which can be sent there
hy steamer in September; the commit
tee of the Society will therefore make
arrangements for packing and sending
apples and pears for this purpose, di
rectly from the State Fair. Growers of
- such fruits in central and" southern Ohio
will be requested to bring to Mansfield
extra Famples for this purpose.
PRANKS OF THE POTATO BUGS.
The report of "immense swarms"
of potato bugs being seen flying west
ward over the village of Chardon, a
week or two since, was so extraordinary
that we took pains to make inquiry
about the matter, and from two persons
who were observers of the scene we
learn that while it is true a large num
ber of the beetles were seen for an hour
or so flying westward over the town,
there was nothing that could properly
he designated a "swarm," for at no one
time could a person count a dozen bugs
in view at once. It is evident therefore
that the story was largely exaggerated,
and it was only a foraging party, not a
movement of the grand army of bugs.
Another "great swarm" of the bugs
was reported as seen near Conneaut fly
ing towards the lake one hot day, and it
was suggested that they had probably
become disgusted with the dry weather
and backwardness of the potato crop,
and had. resolved on committing suicide
by drowning, like the herd of possessed
swine. But as they seemed to be all
back again the next day, it is presumed
that they only went to the lake for a
drink and a cool bath. We learn how
ever that they, have appeared in force in
Chautauqua and Erie counties (along
the lake shore) of western New York,
and possibly they migrated there by wa
ter. At tliis time .Tune. 20th, the potato
fields in this vicinity are not generally
ho badly infested with bugs as was an
ticipated. Most of the potato growers
have fought off the first brood of beetles,
so that the number of eggs deposited on
the plants was not very great hence
the brood of larvse now at work is not
sufficient to do serious mischief, except
ing where the parent beetles were left
unmolested. " And now by giving the
plants one. or two wettings of Paris
green, it i probable the crops can be
saved from serious injury; though bee
tics will shortly conic again from places
" where they havc..been allowed to leed
" and multiply, and if unmolested will de
posit eggs for the second or third brood
of larvso.
of the Pope, as much so as Victor Email
ucl in Italy. Well may the old man
pray to be delivered from his friends.
The Swiss Government too maintains
its stand, having semi-officially inti
mated that it will not receive an envoy
belonging to the Clerical party in the
room of the French Minister, who has
tendered his resignation. The ghostly
tyranny of Rome lias lost its power even
to frighten the people of Europe. They
only laugh at the bugbear.
Late dispatches from Rio Janerio state
that the conflict between the clergy and
secret societies continued to agitate Bra
zil. The Ministry had taken strong
grounds on the subject.and were gaining
support for their policy. ' In the Lower
House the Premier made a speech
defending the Free Masons, and
promised that- energetic measures
would be takeu to prevent the bishops
and the Jesuits from interfering with
the society. -
The Pope's Trials. The troubles of
Pio Xono and the Jesuits, instead of di
minishing only "multiply and still in
crease." The contest with' the German
Government goes on without any flinch
ing on the part of the Emperor, and the
Pope is compelled to succumb at every
stage. The Roman Catholic bishops of
Germany having declared that thev can
not accept the new laws regulating the
training of the clergy, the official 7our
:ial has published an . article indicating
that the Government intend to pay no
attention to the protest and to enforce
the laws.
If there is one virtue which most com
mends Christians,' it is that of kindness;
it is to love the people of God, to love
the world, to love all. But how many
have we in our churches, of crab-tree
Christians, who have mixed such a vast
amount of vinegar and such atreraendu
ous quantity of gall In their constitu
tions, that they can scarcely speak one
good word to you. They imagine it
impossible to defend religion except hy
passionate ebullitions; they can not
speak for their dishonored Master with
out being angry with their opponent;
and if anything is awry, whether it be
in the honsc, the church, or anywhere
else, they conceive it to be their duttf to
aet their faces like flint, to defy every
body. They are like isolated icebergs,
no one cares to go near them. They
float al)out on the sea of forgetfulness,
until at last they are melted and gone;
and though, good souls, we shall be hap
py enough to meet them in heaven, we
re precious glad to get rid of them on
earth. They were always so unauiiable
in disposition, that we would rather
live an eternity with them in heaven
than five minutes o.i earth. Be ye not
thus. Imitate Christ in your loving
spirit; speak kindly, act kindly, and do
kindly, that men may say of you,
has been with-Jesus."
rants, one-fourth of a pduritf of citron.
Flour to make a batter as thick as pound
cake; salt, and all sorts of. spices.. Boil
or steam gve hours. To te eaten with"
wine sauce.- -"- "- '-' ' - - i -
Salem Pudding. One cup suet, chop
ped fine; one cup. molasses,- one' cup
milk, one teaspoon soda, three and a
half cups flour," two teaspoons cream tar
tar, one cup raisins, two teaspoon cloves,
a little salt. Steam three hours. Wine
sauce.
; Carrie's Apple Pudding. Half" pint
milk, one egg, and flour to make a pret
ty stifF batter ; alittle salt.' ' Fill "your
pudding-dish with sliced apples, pour
your batter over them,- and steam three
hours. Sauce. " . . ' ' ' '
; Green Corn Pudding. Take-.half a
dozen ears of green sweet corn, (good
size), and with" a sharp-pointed knife
split each row of kernels,'' and scrape
from the earr"Mre,vlth'1his'puTp two
eggs, well beaten, two tablespoons Su
gar, one of butter, one saltspoon of salt,
one-half pint sweet cream, (milk may be
substituted, with an extra spoonful of
butter,) and one dozen crackers,- grated
or pounded very finer Mix ' Well to
gether, and bake three hours, if in a
pudding-dish or two, in custard cups,
use the corn raw.
: Baked Plumb-Pudding. Two quarts
milk, ten soft crackers, eight eggs, one
pound stoned raisins. ' Spice to taste.
Bake from three to four hours.- Sauce.
Sunderland Pudding, No. 1. One
quart milk, four eggs, six 'tablespoons
flour, a little salt. Bake in cups twenty
minutes. Sauce. . ; r ? -
Sunderland Pudding, JVb. 2. One
pint milk, one pint fioiir, three eggs,
salt. '"''.-
Quaking Plumb Pudding. Take slices
of light bread, spread thin with but
ter, and lay in ' a pudding-dish layers
of this bread, and raisins, tilt within" an
inch of the top. Add five. eggs , well
beaten, and a quart of milk, and pour
over the pudding; salt and spice ; to
taste. Bake it twenty or twenty-five
minutes, and eat with liquid sauce. " Be
fore using the raisins, boil them in a lit
tle water, and put it all in.
Mrs. Weston's Baked Indian Pudding.
Take six tatIe-spoonfuls of meal,' and
stir molasses of symp enough in it to
have the meal all wet, and no more;
that will sweeten enough ; then take one
quart of milk, and boil it; "pbnr it boil
ing hot on the meal ; stir the meal while
pouring the milk on to ity so as not to
make, it lumpy. Stir in three - tebla
spooiisfuls of . wheat flour," wet with a
little cold milk; salt and spiee to. the
taste, and bake two hours ; and it will be
equal to any meal pudding with eggs
and suet that can he made. r - - ,
Fig Pudding. Half pound Of flgs one-
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Bishop Littlejohn condemns some
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Trinity Church was again robbed on
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closet, robbed the poor boxes, and es
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"Wall," the old lady began, "Wall,
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he thought he speriuccd a change, but
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you know. 1 don't s'pose it will make
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now, does it, Brother Tweedle V "
Close Communionists. Two Baptists
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of the Blood, LiTe,rr -Kidneys and Bladder, these
isiuera nave Deen most successiui. uca mBeases
are caused by. Vitiated Blood, which l 'generally,
produced by derangement of the Digestive Organs.
TKev ai-e a 'Gentle Pnrkaflv"H nrelT aa
a Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merttf act
ing as a power agent in relieving congestion or
innammauon 01 tne Liver ana v iseerai urgans ana
in Bilious Diseases -ft . ' .r: f
For Skl DiseaaeSf RruptioiuyTetter, Salt-
Kiieum, uioicnea, opoui, rimpiess iisiuiea, nous,
caruuuciea. - itinfl-wurtaa. scaiu-ueaa. fiore tyea. .
Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorailqns of the Skin,
Humors -and Disease9 br the Skln. 'bf Whatever-
name or nature, are nterany - aug- up ana earnea.
ont of the svstem in a short time bv the use of these
Bitters. One bottle in such cases win convince the
most incredulous onnutr curative esecta.
Cleanse tlie YlUa'ed Blood whenever you I
una lis impunnes oursung mrougn me eaia in
Pimples, Eruptions, or So tea cleanse It when -ye .
una it obstructed ana siuggisn mine veins; cleanse
it when it is foul ; your feelings Will tell yon when.
Keep the blood pure, and, the health of the system
will follow.
Grateful Thousands proclaim Vinboab 'Bit
ters the most-wonderful rnvigorant -that ever sua-,
tainea tne sinKing system.
Pin. Taoe. and other Woruis. Itrrltlfiir In
the system of eo many thousands, .are effleetoaUy
aesiroyeo anu ivuxuveu. oujs a uuivuiKuiauea
nhvstoloirist : There is scarcely an laaivuraalon too
face ot the earth whose body is exempt .from the
presence of worms. It' Is not upon the healthy'
elements of the body that worms eist. but upon'
the diseased humors and slimy deposits that breed
these living monsters ot disease. o system or
medicine, bo vermuuges, no aoiaeiunnitiov wni
free the system from worms like tliese Bittera -
Mechanical Disease.. Persons engaged In
Paints and Minerals, such as Plumbers. Tre-
setters, Gold-beaters, and Miners, as they advance
ysis or tlie Bowels, to
In life, are subject to
guard against this, take a doso of Valksb's Vim-
KHAR HllTKKa -1 W1CC a WHA,
Bilious. Remittent, and Intermittent
Fevers, which are bo prevalent tn the TaHevadt
our great nvers turougnout 1110 unitea.suucs,
esDeciallv those of the MlssfsisIPoL" Ohio. Missouri-
Illinois,' Tennessee, vuinoenanu, arkansas, Keu,,
cotorauo, iinuw, iviu -uiauuts, rcariy Aiaoama,
Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke, James, and many
others, with their met tributaries, throughout our!
entire country during the Summer' and Autumn.
and remarkably so during seasons or unusual heat
and dryness, are invariably accompanied by extenv
sive ucrangcmenis 01 tus fciomacu ana liver, and
other abdominal -viscera. In their" treatment a-
purgative, exerting a powerful influence npoa these;
twiuiu ui.iio, uvwHiuj. Aliens ia
no calliaruc ior tne purpose equal to inc. J. n All.
ER'a Vinegar Bittkks, as they will speedily
remove the dark-eorored-visckl matter with which
the bowels are loaded, at the same time stimulating
A FULL AND COMPLETK I.IJCK OP
FALL STYLES OF
MATS and CAPS.
For Gents' and Youths' wear.
We ""the Celebrated FRENCH CONFOEM
A'lKUlt in littinu Uents Sili Hats
154 Superior Streeet,
' Opp.W'eddcll House,
ca-ni-4
ss.'asa.ss.HssmssmsmssaassssssssmBMssmasKsi
DENTISTRY,
M. L. WHIGUT,
Operative and MgchBnical
CHARDON. OHIO.
A operations penormed in tbo most skil-
iui manner, and in AfA'niMn u-iti hQ
latest ClenUHC DriliRinlofl nf t.ho tir-l- a
Calf and gamine the VICTOR, 'SwWSZSi
. 1 lmf t.llA V.'l-X- line, mi.lilv n' ........ I - .1
: or nave it brought to your nouse
on trial -before purchasing
elsewhere.
For reference enquire ef the following persons
ALra. Lapham. Mrs. Witzman. Geneva
Mrs. Camneld, . Union viliej Mrs. White,
Mrs. iseni, i'erry : airs, l.apnam, Mrs,
Blighter, Mentor;, Mrs. Alvord, Mrs. Grif
fin. Mrs. Baker, Mrs Perkins. Mrs. Bo-
man, Mrs. Dayton, Mrs. Morrell, Paines-
vine.-"
Rooms , in T. P. White's Boot andSlioe Store,
I'ainesvuic, umo.
If you wanta machine that excels all the rest,
' Secure theV ietor. for that Is the best !
Thourt many machines in the market there are,
: WiMi thi tor utility none can compare, -It
does all the work with such ease and so nice,
Wheere shall possess it will sure get a prize,
It has points of merit tn ne other we've seen.
Alien nurcnase uie uebs Hie tutor juaoume
tlonnct-xaorreli, Agent.
Millions of Acres
IOWA & NEBRASKA LAKDS
FOR SAIE BY THE
BU1UJHGT0N k MISSOURI HJYER E. H CO-
On Ten Years Credit at fl per cent. Interest.
Products will nav for the land and improve.
ments much within the limit of this srenerous
credit. Better . terms, are not offered, aud
probably never will be.
Circular giving full particulars, gratis; call
for all that are wanted to read and circulate.
Come West and thrive. Friends will follow.
A Sectional Man. showinc the exact location
bf Iowa lands is sold at 30 cents, and of Nebraska
lands at same price. r or Circulars and Map
apply to o, a. .ia.aac.ux a,
Land Commissioner, Bwrllnoton, Iowa.
'Ana please say in wnat 1'aper tnis adver
tisement was seen. t ts-xi-a
SONGSJm PIANO
price, I feel confident in giving satisfaction to my
patrons in every particular.
all wokk; waerakted.
Call and examine specimens. ' S9AI8
MUSIC BOOKS
Sent, Post-paid, on receipt of the marked price.
We can recommend the fnlinwtno- Vfui rv,i.
lection of choice Piano Sonirs: "Shinfnr
Lights," (Sacred Songs); "Golden Leaves."
Vols. I. 11.: "Hearth and Home." finxlila
F.cheos," '-Sweet Sounds," and " Periceless
Gems." Price, 1 75 each in board; 2 00 in cloth:
50 in cloth and gilt.
aiso tne lotiewmg instrumental Collections:
Fairv Fiue-ers." " Mnirir. flimlfl " " Vmm.
Pianist," and " Pearl Dros "four easy collec
tions, "Mimical Recreations," "Pleasant Memo
ries," "Golden Chimes," and "Brilliant Gems,"
ior more auvancea players. J'rice or each book,
1 75in boards: 2 00 in cloth: i no in Hi.th .ml
gUt.
Btranss'-tvaitzes, (ask ror reters' Edition,)
In S vol., 4 00 each in board; 5 00 in cloth . No-
M41ed. post-paid, on receipt of price
Darling. I am Lonely Now. Song and Chorus
Stewart.. So
Sweetest.; Song and chorus. ,....Ianks Ho
Mat tie May . Danks Sto
Lost and Saved. Ballad Donniker 3o
Farewell. Darlincr. till we meet Kosewiir So
Think of me. Darting. Song & Cho.. . .itliera So
Askina- a Xiiessmat iroin mother, sons anil
Chorns... Stewart So
Recollections of Childhood. Baritone Sonz
Danks ..- .': So
Thou art no loneer mine. Ballad. . . . .Danks 3o
Hear me say my Little Prayer. S. & C. .Pratt So
Close the bhutlers. w Ulie'. Head, boner and
Chorus. .Stewart So
Ethel Dree me. Song and Chorns. . , . .Persley 35
Quit dat Ticklin me. Song and dance. Havs 85
i oit'u always ana me true, bong c. . . nays
Dead, but not Forirotten. Bone-& Clio .Havs4o
Meet me; Maesrie. Sona- and Chorus . .llavs 4o
Tjiv me where my mother's Sleeping. Song
ana .nortis. Stewart 40
Father of Al.. Sacred Song Pauseron 5o
O
Instrumental Music.
Autumn reaves. , Second Pen see aeloilioue
C. T. Frey 35
Belisario. Fhntasie ...Kinkel 35
'Rustic Beauty March Kinkel 85
Sunbeam March. Skuats 35
Johnnie's March Kinkel 85
Bertie's Sehottfsche Kinkel 85
Minimie's Schottische Kinkel S5
Hattie's Walte Kinkel 85
Sweet Sixteen Waltz Kinkel .
Evening Zephyrs Waltz. Pacher 85
Bird of Beauty Waltz Young as
Switch off Galop Young 95
Kiltie s Polka Kinkel 35
Rav of Sunshine Polka Pacher 85
I Glistening Stars Polka de Salon .... Feine Bo
"tauie'S i-oiKa Kinkel 85
Harrv's Polka. Kinkel 85
8mile of Beauty Polka Y'ouug 2o
Pieces marked thus liave uictnre titles.
-Any piece mailed. iMMt-oaiJ. on receint of
innrKeti price. Auaress.
JLi.PETER8.
W-5 , 599 HmaAmay, Xrm Xorfc.
ir
each; Beethoven's Sonatas, 4 00: Beethoven's
Pieces,:! uu;cnopin's Waltzes, Polonaises, Noc
turnes, Mazurkas, Ballads, and Preludes, nrice
00 each; Schubert's Ten Sonatas, 3 W); Sclm-
bert's 1'iano l-ieces, 4 00; Mozart's Sonatas, 8 00;
Weber's Complete Piano Pieces, 4 00; So hu
man's 43 pieces, oo, etc, etc In ordering
these, be sure and ask for Xovcllo's cheap Vocal
Collections; Mother Goose, 3 oo and S oo; Ran
degger's Sacred Songs, 5o; Mendelsshon's It
Songs, beautifully bound, 7 5o; Ni-humnii's Vo
cal Album, 8 oo; Moore's Irish MeHilics, Folio
Kpition, by Balfe, 8 oo; German Vokstieder Al-
piiiii, z oo etc, etc. ,
: Stuiner's Christmas Carols, new Anil nl,l ' il
lustrated, price 4 oo. The same without illus
trations, in vols. 1 eo eaefc; complete, 1 So. .
1 ETKKa MUSICAL MONTHLY, price So CCUtS
each, every number containing at least 4 oo
worth of music Bound volumes for 187o.
.u,., .mi iui., ii u ui riH,. vmuress.
T T II 1. I-1.-1 .1 -,. i i - -..
TS 111-5
New Stoves, New Stoves.
I HAVE jnst received a fuH and rompleta
stock of Stoves of all kinds and si vies; among
them may lie found
SPEAR'S IMPROVED
Revolving Tight & Anti-
Clinkei "Jot Base.
This stove has been gi ?atly improved in the last
year, it isfcimpie m construction, And one ot
the best heating stoves that the world has ever
seen. It has a greatly improved grate, so that
clinkers and siate can lie removed every morn-
mg, wi u mty Liiut xnifr i ineoiiiv stove raane
that gives any separation between the lire-pot
and the grate. It also has four mica lights or
windows, around the base, that are adjustable,
ami can ue removed at any time. 1 ne upper
most light revolves, so there is no smoking ot
the upper mica lights. No other stove has this
improvement, t all and examine it .before pur
chasing elsewhere, and get a .good article and
save money.
Also a la rue full aud complete assortment of
COOK STOVES,
For Ay odd antl Coal.
Elevato. Ovens of various stvW.
Heating Moves or nil kinds, niai;
Stoves, mul oien Franklin ioft Coal
Sheet-iron
Sort CwU
Stoves. A full antl complete stot-k ol'
.all kintlK or Sheet-Iron Ware
alwavs on hand. Plain
TUNT WARE,
And all kinds of
BRASS WARE, COAL MODS. OIL CLOTH
of various patterns.
Particular attention given to
Epopiira,
And all kinds or
cr on3 "w o iic
DOXE IX FIRST-CLASS STYLE.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere, and get prices and see a good article.
1 return my thanks t- my numerous patrtms
for their patronage, and still solicit a continu
ance of the same
JQ-Rememherthat I am in my NEW STORE,
oposite the Paiuesville Mills.
14Z ami 147 StffteSt.,
PAIXESVILLE, OHIO.
S. ANDREWS.
66-m-fii-a '
New Clothing House.
tlie secretions of the liver, and generally restoring
lie ueauny lunouons oi me uigeairve-orgaos.. , .
Scrofula, or Klnx'a Evil, While Swellings,
Inflammations, Indolent Inflammations) Mercurial
Amv.iions. Old Sol'es. KrupUons of the Skin. Soro
Ryes, etc, etc In iheso as In all tother oomtitn
tlonal Uiscasea, Walkkb's Vinkoa Uittkks bare
shown I Heir great curative powers iu the most
obstinate and tntraeiame cases.
Ur. Walker's California Vinegar Bit-
i,n net on all theso cases In a similar manner.
l!y pm-trylng flio Hlooil they remove the cause, and-
hv resolving awaj uio ,-uevi, w niuvmwitiiifril
(the tubercular deposits) the affected parts receive
hemm ami a nernianent cure Is effected
The pmpertles Of 1K. .WALKM'S VlNKOAR
lUTTKlts are ah.til-ui uwiuiuituh, varuiiuauve,
Kutrltkms. Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter
Irritant, sudortnc Alterative, and Aati-llilious.
I'lia Anerient ami mild Laxative nroDcrtics
or 1h. Vai.ksh's V i n so a n nirrKRS are the best
safe-guard tu cases or erupllous and malignant
fevers. Their halsaiuio, healing, and sootltlng pro
perties protect lhe humors of the fauces. Their
siedativo nronertles allay pain in the nervous sv
tern. BtoinacU, and bowels, from. luUnuiuialkm,
wind, colic cramiw, etc
Tliclr Counter-Irritant innnewe ex-
tends Ihrougliout lhe system. Their Anti-lllUeiis
properties stimulate the liver. In the secretion of
bile, ami lia uisumricea iiirougn l He uiuary uws,
and are sutierlor to all reinciUal agents, for the cure
OI unions rever, r ever auu agiu eic
Port I rv tlie boilv asainat ililtan hi
purilyUig all its Irakis with Vinkuah Hrrrnts.- No
epldenilo can lake hold of a system Uiu fore-armed.
Ulrections. Take or the Bitters on coins to
bed at night from a half to one and one-half nine,
glassful. F.at good nourishing food, such aa beef
Hteak, mutton chop, venison, roast beef, and vege
tables, and take out-door exeroiMi They are
ooinposed of purely vegetable tagredienta, and
coutaln no spirit.
it. h. Mcdonald . co-.
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco. Cal A
cor. of Washington and Oharlton Sts., N.t.
SOLD HY ALL. lKVUUIST;i HEafPflS.
Prospectus for 1873.
SIXTH TEAR.
THE ALDINE:
An Illustrated Monthly Journal universally
IUI 1 11 1 1 11 1i A, bUG IIHIIIISUIIICEI V 11 I I . 11 I
in tlie VI or 1(1. Aliepresentauve and
Champion of American Taste.
Hot for ole in Boole or Xrtn Ftorr.
THE ALDIJJE. while issued with all the ree-
ularitv, has none of the temporal-)' or timely in
terest characteristic of ordinary erioilicals. It
is an eleirant miscellanv of nure. -lierht. and
graceful literature, and a collection of pictures,
the rarest SDecimens of artistic skill, in black
and white, although each succeeding numlier
anorus a iresa pleasure- co irs menus, ine real
value and lej.iitv of THK ALDINK wilLlioniost
annreciated after it has lieen bound up at the I
close oi me vear. nifte-eiiientiniiioatHmsmnv
claim suiierior cuettpness as comparer vt-itn
rivals of a similar class, tmk Al.lilMS is a
untiine and original eonceptum alone and un-
appproadied absolutely without comitctitiou
in nrice or character. The possessor of a com
plete volume cannot duplicate the quantity of
nne paper ana engrayiugs in any uiuer snupe or
nnmoeror volumes ivr wen iiium iia cost; ami
tnen, were are we uvrcijiuB, uwiun,
Art Department.
Notwitli.-tandilig tliu ilicrease in the price ol
subccrintioa last rail, whou 1HK ALOINK as
sumed its present noble proiiortions aud repre
sentative character, the edition was more than
doubled during the past year; proving that the
American public appreciate, and will supinirt,
a sincere eubrt in the cause of Art. The imb-
lislioxs, auxious to justify the ready confidence
thus demonstrated, have exerted themselves to
the utmost to develop antl improve the work:
aud the plans for the coming year, as unfolded
by the monthly issnes, will astonish and delii;lit
even uiemosi sanguine inemisui iiiniAiaa '.
The uublishers are autJiorized to announce
designs from niany of the most eminent artists
oi America.
In addition, THK ALOIN'E will reproduce
examples of the best foreign masters, nelveted
wtiu a view w wie uiriieM iuiisi.iv iiia, ".i
greatest general interest; avoitting sucn as nave
become familiar, tlirough photographs or copies
of any kind.
The quarterly tinted plates, fo 1STS. will re
produce four or Jolin 8. lavis' inimitable child
sketches, appropriate to the four seasons. These
plates, appearing iu the Issues for January,
April, i.uiy, ami ifciooer, wouni mwio uu wonu
the price of a year's subscription.
The popular feature of a copiously illustrated
'H lii-istinas" number will uooontimiod.
Premium CTfauromos for 1873
Kverv siiTisuriberlo lllh Al.l.uNb. who pays
in advance for Mie your will rei'eiw, w ith-
out additioiKkl charge, a pair of beautiful oil
chromos, alter J.J. llill, the eminent Kuglish
painter, i ne pictures, entitled -mo village
Helle," and 'I'l-ossing the Moor." are 14 x SO
inches are printed from 25 dillertmt blatcs. re-
ipiirliig m iinpi-essiuus and tints to perfect each
piciure. ine same ciiroinos are soul lor fRJ tier
ivalr. In the art stoves. As it Is the deiei-miimiion
ol' its romlm'tors to keep THK AI.IH.NK out of
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vn l l tmeU! "n iJrojurTrJ i?liU
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ers and poets of the day, who will strive to have
me nw'innii'w oi juc n. always in Keep
ing Willi its artistic attractions.
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S. SCHWAB,
MERCHANT - TAILOR
AXD
C L O T II I E II !
l ;t 4
SUPEBIOB ST.
UXHER AMKRICAN llO!TSK,
Clevel&ud, Ohio,
IHAVKjust oieued with a now, large and
complete stin k of
MtKXCH. KXGT.ISH. GERMAN ANI
AMKRICAN, CLOTHS. CASSI
MKRKS & VKSTIXCJS,
And having In my employ a
Competent Cutter,
l am now prepared to make up for customer
iraruieuts which are
WARRANTED IN EVERY
RESPECT, AND AT THE
VERY LOWEST RATES.
READ Y-MADE .
l hnv .m ViAmI a lxrcA ami frelecl Stock of all
g-ratt' which, wlK-n exiimiiuHl, oaiiuot 'ail lo
iioiU in all cases wanauUMt fts ,1
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lirluted iu the neatest stvle,on ana, white pa
per, and published at the low price o( tl
year, aud
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Receives a Keuutlfnl rhrame, worth tha ,
nionev invested, thus receiving a riaar-t'LAS
Weekly Newspaper
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scriptlon, and Ten CaMta for posture eat
t ttreute to the Blmr-"