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The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-29
I Aeuerber.

Fremember; Iremernber,
When just began to creep,
How crawled straight into mischief
How wouldn't go to sleep
How / pulled the table linen
With its contents on the floor,
How my mother spanked me for it,
Till my tender flesh was sore.
iremen1Ser, I'remember,
When l first began to talk; s
Ara Z also we'll remember
The, dav tried to walk;
Firm I grasped old Jowler;s collar,
sa When he gave q sudden hop,
So Into a pan OF water.
Jowler split hischild "ker slop."
neuembHr, Iiremenber,a
WheaI used to go togschool'i
HeF,L Kept . watchfui eye upoh
The master's rod and rule;
How i cut up monkey shines,
DIN Wheue,er his back9was turned
Hew used to catch it,
Mid notmyolessonslearned.
Tremember, I remember.
When went q hooking peaches,
How the, dog came out and caught me
By the surplus of the bree ches;
How hung on to the bushes,
How the dog hung on to me-,
Till nv crying brought a man out,
Who fogged me orful-lee."
remember, remember,
= When the girls / used to kiss,
How Ilthoaght it rather funny. Ua
But it gave no extra bliss,
Now it seizes me with rapture,
Now il ellis my soul with jey,.
Yet with manhood 3 blissful pleasures,
Would that I,were still boy.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-29
A Flight of Fancy.

Bayard Taylor says -"While in Arabia.
| had very remarkable experience.
There is drug in the East whose effect
is like that OF opium; it is prepared from
the Indian hemp:' 1t was much used by
the Saracen warriors when about to enter
battle, as q stimulus. 1T produces. on
the imaginatiOnsa double consciousness.
one part OF the mind seems to Study while
the other part books on. From motives
OF, curiosity, | was persuaded to try tho
effects OF 1t on my own system. I'll was in
Damascus az the time. .sSoon after taking
the drug, the effects of it began to appear.
saw the furniture in the room, talked
with the company, and yet / seemed to
be near the pyramid OF Cheops, whose.
blocks of stone appeared to me like huge
squares OF Virginia tobacco. The scene
changed, and / was on the desert in beat
made of mother Of pearl. The sand
seemed grains of lustrous gold, though Rsy
boat run as easily as on the waves OF. tlie;
sea-; Che air seemed filled with harmonies,
of the sweetest music. Before me seemed
to be a constant series Of arcades or rail rain. 9
bows through which for fifteen years r
seemed to glide, The, finer senses were
developed, and all qualification was q,
single harmonious sensation. Hence we
can easily conceive the. origin of4tEes
Arabian Nights. My companion, a huge
Kentnckian, tried the drug with amusinr
effect, After looking at me for while.
he started up with exclamation: =
."I'm' 4 locomotive, and began to cut.
off his words like the puff Of an engine.
and to work like the moving Of the wheels. 8
At last be seized the water jug for adrink,
and set it down with yell, saying how,
can l tak1 in water into my boiler when
! am letting off steam r"
INDIAN ,THEOLOGY.-The precise idea,
which the Western Indians entertain. Of :.
future life is this: Assoon as the Indian
threw off the flesh, he would find himself
standing on the bank fthe river, the cur.
rent running with great fapidity. Across
this river was q slender pole stripped ~
it's bark, and lying close down to the 1wu. wa.
ter. The Indian who had lived cnodd
life, then sees; q bright object on the other
SIDE; that t, was Right" He would then.
desirous q OF Of embracing the object be loved
well Id the world, walk abrcss the p1ole:
unmlndful of the raging torrent bensatb
his feet, arriving in safety on the oppoaite
shore; the Right would then lead him
among mountains covered with gold and
silver, into noble hunting grounds. where
be would hunt for eternity. But, ort the
other hand, the man who followed sWrone'
ai his life, when attempting to cross the
pole, after death, would fall into the foam
ing stream; and be swept down into q
whirlpool surrounded By rocks there he
would be carried round for many centuries,
until, at last, he would be gradually s1cked
towards the centre of the vortex, and final,
ly engufphed in an immense bottomless
hole. What became Of the unfortunate
sinner, the Indians could not surmise, fun
ther than he lived forever.
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SLAMS suffered dreadful havoc by attempting sprnsng
the Turkish counter-mines.
Mersa Pashai commander Of silstria killed by a
ball
The Austrian prussian conference is viewed as high
~ favorable 10 the allies
Twenty-Five transports had arrived yarna with allied
troops.
The Russians busily engaged ia terrifying Jassa
Is said that the English vessels Finland destroyed
large number Of gunboa and merchant ships Of the Rus
slams and set hrs 10 the wharyes by which
amount Of property was destroyed
This whole English light division Varna and portion
Of the combined fleets had left for Sebasopol and the
transport troops at ConstantinopIe had left for Varna
The frontiers Of Transylvania swarmng with Cos
sacks.
Admiral Napier before Sweaborg on the 9Th with
II was said that Prussia had sent highly important
note TO Russia the purport OF which known
surmised to be favorable to the allies certain conditions
The Turks had retired from Lesser Walacha and were
concentrating at kaafat
The first detachment of troops for Cuba had left Cadi,
ON the LIST instant
The London Gazette officially announces the blockade Of
the Danube.
The siege Of Ssria continued on the It'll without
any important resalt-the Turks still holding oul manfu
" and with great bravery.
The concentration of the Russian corps at Modaya was
confirmed
portion Of the combined fleet were ON the Circassian
coast. H Htt
MISCELLANEOUS.
The London Crystal Palace has been opened again with
great pop and magnifcence and the Queen present
In person.
There have been several arrivals from Australia but
from that quarter unimp0rtant Business dull
Gold plenty Much distress, however, prevailed.
England quiet The weather favorable 70 the
crops N 4.
France continues preparations. Internally how
ever, she is quiet Ia
Austria remains before in her relations 10 the al
lies. 5Nts# W T
ireland unimportant
The Of Sweden having recalled her minister from
St Peersburgh is not confirmed.
Late accounts from China say the position of the Empc
ror is critical Pekin is expected to fall in short time
There had been an instruction at Monelo. Nothing
else OF moment
LIVERPOOL, June 1.-THE Liverpool cotton market has
lost its baoyan tone, and prices gave way llGd. the
lower grades Fair Orleans, 63d; fair Uplands and Mo-
bile, CID Sled. mddling Uplands sgd middlinp
Orleans Sid. middng Mobile 5sd. The weeks sales are
1000 bales
Hayre cotton market quiet
Manchester trade dull
Provisions present special change. Pork and bee
quiet Lard firm, and upward
Groceries quiet Coffee dull Sugars and moasseS un.
changed--sales small, and demand moderate Rice j,
quiet-no change in prices
Naval stores dn--demand moderate.
Iron firm, and in active demand Wool dull--prces OF
the decline Tobacco IN good request previous fig
ures.
The money market was stringent-an active demand
Consos dull, and further declined closing at 81 a91l
American securities dull, with downward tendency
Railroad shares dull
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Washington June 20, 1854
SIR mr. Vanarsdalc Of Newark New Jersey reported
ny telegraph yesterday that he had discovered the night
before bright comet In Lynx I, was observed here
H's. ngn' by Mr. Ferguson with ,hcl large equatorial
me SKY was partly overcast and the comet Is described
bright and round with but little coma The star Of
comparison Is not in the catalogues but the approximate
position Of The comet last night at llh I'm lis was Oh
4om 38s X A. aud 60 degrees 80 minutes n Dee II is
travelling hst-its daily motion being estimated to be
about y 4om, sss " 4, - " min. 90 soc Dee
Respectfully, &C.
Nj. MAURY Lieut.. 4. SIX
Hon. j. G. DoRBrS
Secretary Of the Navy Washington
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few wing papers object to the amount Of money to be
paid under the present treaty with Ncxicoien millions Of
Things that we secure to American citizens by this treaty
the night to build railroad across the sthmus Of Tchuan
epec without paying cent for t. aud that President Polk
was ready to pay fFrES MILLIONS OF porLAe ron rms
EioHr Sec Mr. Buchanans letter to n p Trst in Senate
document No, 81, 3Oth Congress, Isl session.
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THE oHoLERA AT NAsHYILIE. rENNEssEE.

The Nashville Union Of the 22d inst says that there
were SIX deaths from cholea in that city on the 2si inst
and gives the following caution to lis citizens
We again caution people from drinking the limestone
water Of the springs Most Of the deaths yesterday occurred
the neghborhood Of Wilson's spring and all experience
here has shown that three ourh Of the deaths occur among
.hose who use spring water Those who conne themselves
the hydran water are safe from cholera unless guilty OF
the grost imprudeuce otherw-c This is not mere theory
Ia a wen demonstrated fact
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NY j. q. MCGUIRE, Auotioneor.

~ -. ~. Mc1UASh, Aucts0necr.
EXcELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFEcTs--
On Thusday morning, June 29h, 10 O'Clock
dence OF the late Joseph Merick No. street,
near M shall sell all his furniture household effects
ing Of N,tNEs
Suite Of walnut plush parlor furniture
Egyptian marble top pier tables
Lounges, rout tables, sH.aet
Mahogany sdeboard, rush sea chars
Do match dining tables
Carpets, olclob, rugs
Window shades, curtains, &C.
High and ow-pos bedsteads
Very superior hair
Feather beds, holsters, and pillows tt
Mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
DO cherry and painted wardrobes
Full marble top washstands + .al3
Gilt frame looking gasses, toilet
Mahogany track, hall curpeing
Radiator and cast-iron air tight stoves
Superior cooking
Together with good assortment Of kitchen utensils.
Terms $j0 and under cash that md
four months for notes satisfactorily endorsed bearing
80, JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
'uhe~o-a Auctnnecr.
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TRUNKS. hasb~xes. vaiees, carpet hags satnheps.
Of all qualities reeeived which, with former stock.
offering
p~rof purchssev variety, price, and awsls
~ l~ with elsewhere in sti@ city.
WALL b aTEPHENs,
4 % Iron Han,
Pennsylvania avenue, between OH md I0th streets.
Iar. N-sodet
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SALE TO-DAY.
hy GREEN - SCOTT, Auclioncers

~ NANnIHIv q SWIFT ANcuoheers. /.
4 INTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
W nuTc aucuonOn Tuesday the shall
hont Of our auction at O'Clock,
Mahogany and other furniture
Feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Three shower baths, refrigerator
Glass and crockery-ware &c
GREEN x SCOTT,
!uneN Auctioneers.
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On the zJd MIR WILSON, Mr. JOHN g. ALLEN
Miss SARAH ANN PATTERSON, all OF shs city.
ON Tuesday, inst, BY Hope1s, WILLIAM
l. NELSON 10 Miss ANN X. DUNCAN, Of Virgina.
on Monday The 10th same, WILLIAM yENsoN
miss mA ANN CURTIN, OF Prince Georges county, Maryland
I'm the SAME day, by the same, JEDSOA BUTLER Mia
nhhh ehhNEh, OF fIinee Georges county, Maryland.
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irisoto Adr,ccs ty the Atlantic
NEW YonK June ga private letter from CONSTANT
nope that the greatest mystery prevails in regard
the present and ultimate designs Of the allied troops
Everything and everybody appears to be quo. II
believed that the Russian troops retiring from the
Danube stkt
Lord Raglan and Marsal ST. Arnsud have gone confer
with Omar Pacha in regsrd 70 tbs conduct Of the
Twenty thousand English troops stationed at Scutsr in
immense barracks The plain ir literally covered with
The French troops have not yet reached that point.
Prince Napoleon still in Constantnople, occupying
Of the Sutans palaces.
The French ambassador gave grand ball TO the Prince
few nights ago.
The Duke Of Cambridge is also at Constantinoplc.
The Sultan Is giving grand round Of entertainments to
the distinguished strangers.
Captain Ingrsham 10 sail from Constantinopc In day
join Commodore Stringhsm Smyrna, strin-
gent to be adopted put down pracc which
had become Of frequent occurrence
Lac, from Haeana.
CpAuIrsroS, june 2S.-The steamship Isabel has just
rived from Havana She brings Havana dates Of the 22d
Instant being day. later than previous advces When
the Isabel left the island quiet although the most absurd
and contradictory reports in circulation both In regard
the designs Of the busers in the United States and the
dsaeccd feeling among the creole population Of Cuba The
D,ario preserves most prudent silence.
The ship Northern Eagle from New York for New Orleans
sshorc few days ago the Bahamas Through the
assistance Of lighters she got or and proceeded her
Fros. Atr,co.
Bosro June 2eThc bsrquc Tally Ho, the coast Of
Africa reports that the fgate Constitution would shorty
sail from Port Praya to cruise down the coast
The storcship Ncvads arrived q, Port Praya May 2s.
The Dale was, at last accounts cruising
the river Congo.
The barquc brings the lctcr-bag from sc Constitution,
invalid corporal of the Marines and ten discharged
Wheeling bridge Important Dec,.'e..
BAlrINoaE, June 2s-Thc United States circuit court
this afternoon granted injunction against the rcccnsrpc
ton Of the Wheeling bridge.
Markets.
BALTIMORE June 2s.--The commercial advices by the
Atlantic have yet had perccptble effect the
kct Flour dull and tho market slightly In favor Of the
buver-Howard Street T. held at - 30 City Mills &s-no
buyers Wheat is very scarcesaes Of 400 bushels red
nomnaliy at 81 20 a 81 80; white 81 so 81 90 Corn
hs. of TO- 900 bushels white at ~ yell
low ~ IS cent? mixed, 20 cents 0atsssles Of 5000
bushels at so 90 cents whiskey, % 20 cents No change
the quotations Of the other leading articles Of the
market.
ISL 75a 81 rs southern, So so - 81. whest-sses
Of 900 bushels red at ~ So Cornsales Of 80,
bushels Of mixed 40 cents yellow IS cents Oats
GO cents Cotton dull and unsettled Stocks dropping.
Puma prtpHA June 2s.-Four dull Mt Saturday quota
tons Wheat deciisiug. Corn, 80 q - cents.
CuAplssroS, June 2eThe by the Atlantic has had
depressing effect the cotton market
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BY TEL Ora PHI .
FMi1n.ter. b Ne,n Orlsan.

~ FWt6asfers Ncio Urfe4ns.- \. n
New ORLEASs, June 26.Gen. Qutman, John g. Thrasher
Samuel j. Peters, and Others have been ordered testify
the circuit court respecting the alleged Of fill
busters who reported to be organizing in force make
descent upon Cuba.
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On sunday morning, residence
uon, WILLIAM NORTH ae Of Newark New Jersey, and
of the late srsrsxs NosTa Of fhiiadephia.
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earn,
10 n, Editor Of ne Union

10 ne Editor Of ne Union.
friend has called my attention to a letter from this
city, dated 23d instant and published in the "New York
express ask leave to say that do not know who the
writer Isl that have not made any such statements he
mas attributed TO me- and that the Of my name Is
wholly unauthorized desire further 10 say that certain
letters which were time since published in the Rich
mond Wing, and by attributed 10 me were never
seen by me until published Nor have written one line
'o' "hg press for thirty years Nor have written or
procured 70 be written for publication line The sub
ec' o. personal matters for any paper Ny personal INIT
rs are N my own keeping, and require assistance
rom any quarter TO enable me 70 take care Of them
Wy writings for the last thirty years have had for their
OBJECT the unity, integrity and success Of the democratic
party
request such papers as may have copied the letter from
'Ae Express TO publish this card
= JOHN A. PARKER
WASHINGTON, June 20, 1864
about 10000 cigars and some other articles were szoa
fofand by the custombouse officers on Saturday pioht
''g were brought in q vessel just arrived from Cuba
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Roman Catholic Church Burnt.

Sr. LOUIS June 2GSevera of cholera have been
reported at Fort Independence, in this State,
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A CAk&D.--On before
"A VIII be rendered Customers mags the pleasure
take IN sung them In their purchases when
the Dill presented Those who upuble collect
expect TO with the Therefore
quest that all will forward and before
July without placing necessity sending
the HALL BROTHER
une
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Private Ad,;ce. b. The Asian,,e.

MONTREAL, June &C. The Roman Catholic church Co
burg has been burnt,
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FROM Orr PARIS CORRESPONDENT.

PANE, june III, 1854.
Wy the latest public information from the seat Of in
Turkey YOU will learn that the Russians closely investing
sira, with view TO gradual approacbes"-in other
words regular sogehavng failed 10 carry by assault
he sth and 10Th May and that they have thrown additional
bridges across the Danube and concentrated troops
ne rght bank FOR mighty effort, doubt, 70 he
aN"n, A"ro 70 ne contrary notwithstanding. The fol-
Ng = an extract Of letter received this morning from
high ouc'al authority at constantinople, dated
"MAy 70.
ne English fear, have got here too late The Rus.
y, "'oWen 20 concentrate many troops the
me turks have not troops enough 10 defend their
INC o. operations and fear mH BE- abe 10 coscerote
Volsf lores % prevent the passage Of the Balkans"
friend OF mine-Col Henry Bohlen az pbiIade,pbia-
volunteer aid to General Worth during tho Mcvo.r war
writes that he has conversed with many E,c,;.b IA,
cers that they all agree in saying that tho allied army
can undertake no offensive measures sgsps, Tho Rus.
SLAMS without heavy reinorcements and thai Tho Rms
sian army on the Danube amounts 10 400 600 orc,,o
men IL Is wen known here that England can scnd M moro
renioreements OF any consequence; that France can
not spare more than 10000 men, addition to hos. 4,
ready sent and that these could not be in the sod II
presence Of the Russians under or three months p;
may therefore, defy Austria the worst for he, inter
est should happen with that power II Is certain .,.
up 70 this period though surrounded on al sides she hs.
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fOMMEnCEMENT.-The commencement Of the Co
lumbar College for the graduation of
held on "wednesday the Baptist Church;
invited to attend -
CoLLG0E Hill, ID. c., June "a
June 26-d3
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SOMETHING NEN-ln consequence patronage
bestowed on the Metropolitan Gallery the
an engagement with Mr. Verge, Lond
process daguercoppe will be coorea with bniancy
bliy unntaBsbe by method, SURPRISING
beauty Of effect decacy
To avoid dapponuneot ladies gentlemen invited
their engagements advance,
made at the hour desrnaied Metropolitan Gallery
fuckers store Pennsyiynnia avenue between ~ 9Th
GEO. ADAMS, Artist
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uEFICE OF the Magnetic Telegraph Compsny.-rhI
-dciphn June g. annual the s'ochhoa
." 'h hsRuesic Telegraph Company
NJ the and
the compsnys once, Phadepha Thursday i3
of July, 1884, NJ O'Clock, ,. m. JOSEPH HA1lER,
secrcssry Magnetic reioersph Company.
Iarc so--eswtl3shJwlyt
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Address Will be delivered before Alumni
Association of Columbian College by the Shepherd
Of Philadelphia, at the Baptist Church. Wednes
ved 10 attend. ~
The Alumni basement OF the
church at 5 O'clock p N, the 2sth inst
j. w. II. LOVEJOY,
June a5-d3ts Recording Secretayv
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The New Orleans councils have passed ordinance
subscribe 81 100000 TO the Mobile and New Orleans rail-
road
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The imports Of wool into Liverpool last year from al
parts Of the world including coastwsc 10000 bales
or $4,000 tons.
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ASTEH WILSON M. STEWART, the Juvenile card
~ writer may be found at Brak Columbia House,
street and Pennsylvania avenue.
ne WI Dc happy TO receive orders which shall be executed
June 25-d2w
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fOA ALE ar IeaseA comodous story attic house
18th
tans twelve and recently
throughout Terms accommodating possession
ae Address 90 Solicitors 0fce Treasury
Oct 5--dif
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NEW York, June 25-Thc steamer Atlantic arrived this
morning, bringing Liverpool dates of the l4th instant
The Atlantic brings $50 passengers Spoke the ship Bos-
tonan going into Liverpool Among her passengers is T.
A. Winslow, bearer of dispatches The Europa arrived
the llth The Indiana, the first OF the steam
line between Liverpool and New York advertised
sail July ~.
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The Columbia pa Spy says DR.. Peter Sbocnbcrger,
of the weahiest Of the State died the resi-
dcnce Of his at Marietta Sunday last in the seventy
second year Of his age lie has been long known the
king ironmasier and his property Is estimated 70 be
worth over five millions
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NEW BOOKS AT TAYLOR I. BfAuRy.a.-Caayar
IN Romance Of Mexico, by n. NJ. Bird.
cenos, Piss, and Florence. French
New York Crystal Palace. Illustrated.
Documentary History Revolution l7st-2 BY
n w. ghbes NJ n.
Russia and Turkey; by Ivan Golovp.
The Turksh Empire by Edward 10y Morris.
June II bookstore 9th 81.
AUBREY, ny author OF Castle Avon.
n Emilia wyndbomre and her Lovers
mandy; by Talbot Gwynne.
Twenty the Philippines Translated French
of PsuIdela G.rmsre. On sale At
TAYLOR MAURv's
June "a BOOKSTORE OH n.
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HoNs - ~ bohNlAt
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington
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stam,nerlng Cnred- Elocmtlon rannnt.

INK. CONS iOCk's VOCAL GYMNASIUM (Philadephia, j
which has been In successful
designed for the nTcula
ton and for instruction in eocuon The next term
will commence on Monday, the 9TH september
No one become pupil the gymnasium who spts
tho noor, 10 not otherwise Clearly meInber
the institution is allowed is tobacco any form
ANDREW COMSTOCK, M. d., Principal,
NJ -llA n..I-l
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DIT y HHs PupIsHeu the IOHUWlhg Works:
Comstock's System OF Execution, with special
and to the treatment Of Summarizing and defectiv
81 postage, 10 cents.
Constock's Phonetic Speaker. Price, 81 PC
Comstock's Phonetic New Testament. Price
cents.
Comstock's Phonetic Reader. Price, ~ cent.
The First Book Of Popc's Homer's tliad, in
Alphabet. Price, 50 cents; postage, Z cents.
June l6-d0ts+
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TO Inv ENTosThe Office OF the Inventors
uonnI Union 7 opposite the porrico
Patent Once. =
for It's members, with all possible despatch.
model shop will be
be made the shortest
Inventors invited Office whore
formation be bad In regard "Union
An letters must be addressed otco prompt
attention will be given them.
Central office, WsshnetOn, %. a.
r. @. CLAYTON,
President of invenion Protective National Onion.
Mar ls-dly