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ne rly tearing off his right arm and sadly
dlsigurng his whole person. The partition
Of the house was torn down and the windows
demolished. A man named Baptist was ar
rested on suspicion.
NORFOLK, March 26.-Capt. Adams, Of the
ship John Cummlns, was arrested here yes
terlar, on charge Of shooting one Of his
crew. at the Chencha Islands. The arrest
was made by Sec. Marcy, on the complaint
Of the Peruvian Minister.
MILWAUKEE, March 26.-The Assembly to-
dae refused by vote of IS to "a to receive
Cos. Bashford's message.
llARRlsBuR0, March 26.-The Union Oppo-
siton Convention met in the Hall OF Repre-
tatves to-day.
The Hon. j. C. Weed was called to the
chair, and committee was appointed to Sc
leet officers There was a large attendance,
an nearly all the counties in the State were
yeg esented.
NV YoRK, March 27.-ln the L. 81 Dis
Co.lrt to-day. on motion Of the District
Attorney Judge Belts discharged all til,
cases growing out of the foreign enlistment
case.
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Mr. Sherman re.
turned to this city tonight he accepts tn,
appointment on the Kansas Committee Of In.
veetigation.
oeo @. Fogg, If Concord N. H., will "
CHEF clerk Of the Committee S. q. Hanni.
cum. Of Boston, assistant do. Wm. Blair
of Baltimore, reporter.
L is rumored, and generally believed, that
Col. Forney retires to-day from the Union
his preference for Buchanan for the Presi'
dency, supcrinducing his withdrawal
PHILADELPHIA, March 4T The Union Con
venton ut Harrisburg adjourned Mt noon TO
dag after nominating the following Stat,
ticket: Auditor General, Darwin Phelps
Canal Commissioner, Tho. Cochran Survey
or General, b. Laport.
New ORLEANS, March Give have Vera
Cruz dates to the 22d Tamircz was still
ut Puebla, hemmed in BY the Government
forces. 1t was reported that he had mad
oyertures for a surrender, but which Comon
for, had rejected.
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,. III. SE~EGo4a.
Blank Book Manufacturer,

u BINDER and stationcr, No 10 Main St.
- tup stairs.l
Ledge?s. Journals, Cash, Bill and Receipt Books
County, City, Record Tax, Assessors and lrcasurers
Baoks. Hotel Registers, Steam Boat, Account and
and Railroad Blank Books Of every description made
and ruled to order. We put into our blank work
the very best paper, and page when desired
Having good stock of materials for binding, We
prepared to bind in the most elegant rs wei az
the p.ainest style Books, Magazines, dc. Blank
Books PACED. nch24daw
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G,T~Father MIvor was one Of the WORTH
est Of Presbyterian clergymen, but like his
ancestors, very much set in his own way
He came from the Scotch, and it was one of
his forefathers who prayed Mt the opening of
their ecclesiastical courts-'sOh Lord, grant
that we may be right, for thou knowest we
are very decided''
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sconstn Governor.

The gubernatorial question is finally set
tied. The Assembly has now, a. the Sem
ate had done before, recognized Bashford As
Governor, and By the very decided vote Of
81 too Mr.. Macarthur, the Lieut.. Governor,
has concluded to resign his prctcntons, and
act alone in his proper capacity as President
Of the Senate Those who have supported
Barston IN his outrageous ana infamous
userpaton. and urged him on, and Near
thur after him, to desperate deeds which
must have led 10 confusion and bloodshed
must feel Inundated AT this final and full tri-
umph Of right and law. We hope they have
learned q lesson which will last them for
their lifetines.
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30 the Stockh FOLDERS OF the Keok u Il
~. Des noines and Minnesota
gsulirnnd~Cp.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fifth call II ter
y per cent. will be due and payable on the 25th
of April n XII at the Company Office, in keokuk
to William Leighton, Treasurer
HUGH I. REID. Pres't
WV. LEIGHTON, Sec y. mch2dddwtd
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Tar Drs MolvEs VALLEY WING is issued from
this office every Wednesday, ha extensive in
creasina eirculation throughout the DcsMouos Val
ley as well in the rest Of tBe State and the Uni
"a States, and as medium Of advertising Is not
surpassed. subscription price $l,50 pcr annum II
advance.
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MEssRs EpiToRs Many Of the citizens of kso-
kuk desire 70 propose WM. II, MePhfRsoS a. cand-
date for City Marshal. Mr.. MePherson has been
tried and tested by the citizens Of the~tlace, and
found to be prompt faithful and efficient officer
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WENT ORTIZ a BROTHERS,.
n PEARL lkEEf. CINCINNATI o.
1856 Splendid Spring Goods. 1855

NtTE iunite tue attention VI country merchants
w U our extensive stock VI Fancy AID staple
Dry Goods
Having for several years imported direct from The
mot celebrated manufacturers Europe. and hsyrg
4 mt par'uef ia New YORK, we arr enabled o.
Of cash and fespuslb bile buycrs unsurpassed IN
dac Htnt, h. priee-. styles g..
WENTWORTH 4 BROTHERS,
mra3I .ilW. II Pear. STR et Cincinnati @.
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THOMAS MARTIN viii h. a candidate for reelection
e the Office II Justice Of the Peace at The April
election
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CITY ELECTION.

Mn. Enron Please announce J. 7. CURRY as a
candidate for City Marshall al the Spring election.
MANY EoTERs.
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AMI other ceehratrd inakerr III God and ~lvtr "a
ses. Also a largs stock II cheaper Watehes u th
b = styles. Also syry description II Jewelry a
the latest styles Of the ins, the cheapest quality
Also Table and ckct Cutlery, Plated spoons and
Fork. Clocks, Watch Materials Speetaeies, Pistols
Ac,orleons, &c
Dla.eis will find II 10 their adyanlag. 70 examine
stock we can sel cAaap any Ets atr
nous and i'll Aas good assortment N sclec,
from DUNE i CO.,
importers aad Wholesale Dealers, N. 80 Main 81
Clueinna,i q.
N. II ..LYp
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DARING RoBBgRY.--Ono Of the most daring
robberies perpetrated for 0 long time, ia this
part Of the country, occurred yesterday in
Rock Island Al noon when the persons ON
poyed in the Banking house OF Cook, Sar-
geant i Parker had gone to dinner, ieasin :
NJ. John Thorington alone IN the bank, two
men entered, and having, rs is supposed,
knocked Mr. I. down with slung shot, took
all the money that was within reach and de-
camped. 1t had not been ascertained exactly
how much money was stolen, but il was sup
posed TO be between fifteen hundred and two
thousand dollars, chiefly in gold. One of
the CLERKS returning from dinner, found
Mr.. Thorington senseless on the floor. He
was considerably, though not seriously in
iured Mr.. +. Cook, the head Of the firm,
accompanied by ex-Marshal Center, went
over to Rock Island as soon rs informa-
ton of the robbery was received, but we
had not learned that any trace of the burg
lars had been discoyered.-[D Davenport Ga
zette, 18th.
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We are requested to announce Il. CoLE, a can
didate for re- election to the office of Justice Of tht
Peace at the Spring election.
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w. nANeo7s q 90. /,

ioIHN0TT n y "a. II ! INn.0nI
y @. 70. :, f. corner If Man and Cherry .tF. -,
~ 81. LOUIS. Mo-, Maauf4c usats uf COPPER,
aAhEI IRON AND TN WORK sueh a. COPPER
hlPL- Fak STEAM Dl5lLLEKIEs AMI STEAM
ENGISLs, COPPER STILLS Brewing Kettles, Well
ana Ctstern Pumps. >cia Fountains and Generators,
BreeshinE, Cn.mpeys aE4 Escape Pip-s, aEd every
otuer article ia their lane Of business
Ibey aso manufacture and ky.p Constantly on
hlnd be celebrated TeniHm STEAM BOAT All
HtIEis COOKING hl0k Is ST at sizes.
f4f 4eui#F attention 81 yrti tr WA ksts* If
DlsliLLEkl uork fir ht.TiLLEHIEs nashtae
firm IoJ " 1900 bushels ~ .ay VI auy other 49,
has n y ~ Wanted Satisfactory references MI
g6ea regard = cir hl@fIl.ER4 w5rs. a.
thee aie several IN successful operation, through
ne 8E9I AMI IA THIS ely II aug malaisctare.
iurH#4-tt2m
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later from California.
Arrival of the Steamer Illinois.

=, =, :, - ~, -. :,
New YORK, March : The Illinois arrived
at her dock at O'Clock. she brings ST.
100000 III treasure.
The missing accounts 81 Adams Co.' =
bank were recently washed ashore near San
francisco
The first section OF - miles, OF the Sac
ramento valley halIroad, Is completed.
The California Legislature has passed res
oluuons deprecatng the electlon oi Banks TO
the Speakershp
The Indians had commenced denredatlons
at the mouth OF Rogue River. and - persons
were murdered Feb. 23d.
battle had taken place at Puget Sound
between party Of friendly Indians and the
Chlcatatas.
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New Stock of wait Papers.
ID Is. OGDEN is in receipt per steamer Sam Gaty
IL. of 10000 bolts Paper Hangings The stock is
fresh from The manufao urers and embraces the latest
and most elegant patterns IA the market.
mch21 CITY BOOK STORE
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- LAAtNBEN- JAS.
boots AND SHOES
Lliia "a La Il a. 4 a In

SNH0LE>Ai.E DE 4LEH-. 10. 1 Main s.rc-i
" eofnr q n street 1T LOFTS NJ. ate naw
raeety nr their -fFlag stuck, watch b 1T -uperiur
gua.l aHd syt, baing manufactured especially t9
oa1 order. Comprising a caoicc assortment Of La
dies, Misses AMI Chl}dren fine loek, as8 ist e.
sof meat Of tents aid lad Phi al phia make
Ail + which they vii SCI u prompt men Or for
ash at 4 sinal a4falee ever eastern prices.
An nomination = stock Is collected.
fnch3l DIV.
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The Gate Sfty against the world
Keokuk Mattress Mandatory !
4. e. Orr

| now manufacturing MATTRESSES OF fTerS d'scrIP
4 tiau, spiral spring, Gurtcd Hair. WOODS ltin-
ott3u, Moss, Birch, shnck and straw. uf TIL. nr.
quality ilaas au4 bo-tess VI atl kinds. htsa,
Comforts anj Feathara
iiolei anI Steamboat qriese promptly attend 4 ga,
ana all ttesta glaaI,Iae usyi I'D al sny an
tt@bm MT Wi. ue offered ~ fair t,rma, and warrant
Cd. / challenge the production ~ upefior wost al
any ,hmsnt IF thu kind in the Western
Try. You at respectfully invited to call aud exam
in ~ can rs u my WORK shop corner II Fourt4
-tr 10 aud kAt hange.
] nave III opsratson newly invented and ypenslye
machinery, which enables 10 mannfa let
HJt K, at ~ Ie Ii D 9a rates, than gior wa X
9TH manufaetar can BE- afford for. Mate
RIA far b. ding ste prepared ~ ma hInery is more
uniformly aud + rife tty prepared. and he work
far superlor ia quality
Wholesale onf Retail
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seed /! seed.

\ FRESH invoice of Gaidtn, Flower. and Flelt
! seed, just received from Landreth. Philddel
paia, Also, io Of Onion sets, at A. A Bri on
seed and Agricultural Warehouse, 63 Main street.
mch5Jdtf
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HEN Eg va.
THos. DUFF, Manager, c. J FYFFE, Ast Manager

TH0S. DUFF Manager c.. FfFFE, Asst Manager.
First time in this city of tn interesting and exciting
Drama Ut the
Carpenter OF R0ueu;
or the NJ ssaera VI 81. Bartholomew
NOTICE THE PROGRAMME for detailed ac-
count az the xciuug incid nts IF this great Drama
Monday evening, March 81.
viii be presented the Drama IN Ac.s entitled the
Carpenter OF Rouen;
or The Massacre of IT. Bartholomew.
Martcau th Carpenter Of Ruani, Mr. Duff
Antoine Ballard Apprentice 70 Martaaul Mr. fyhe,
VI ldeion daughter if the CarponterJ, AIRS buh
Tue performance viii conclude With the iaughable
farce Of the
SPECTRE BRIDEGROOM
Diggory, Mr. Lytton.
Shakespeare beautiful creation Of ROMEO AM
JULIET viii shortly ba produced.
Prizes 81 Dress Circle IL eant iabhl
a1esuts. bJ,f- pPsnat Z CLOCK, curtain wii rr
IL III
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PAGES PATENT
Portable Circular NaE M5slg

Portable Circular Saw Mills.
FOR STEAM AND HORSE POWER
fIfHE most u.cfu aad necessary machinery III OPP
l. era ion, Is simple III construction aud easily
III il der, and can be moved ~ wagon a. r.aI
lily A. attire hing machine. and put III operation at
small esp nee II viii saw from oae IL twa
tb asaad fe-tof lamb dag, With uas team of
six horses, ayerage business. and IA a better
Style than other mills nov III use. Ii il equally
well adapted 70
Steam, Water, or Horse Porer.
The uni fsgned, agents far the pA,entee, waul3
rep etfalls annoanc ~ the public thai they are
pr pared to furnish Mills, with or without horse
pow r, Of superior quality and Workmanship, with
the right 70 usa the atne, up tbs favorable
terms, At their mandatory,
2U2 second Street, ST. Louis. No.
" also have the light for he Manufacture Of
CHILDo' PATENT DOT BILE SAM MILLS.
The successful practical operation If these Mills
through the country has been the means Of esiab-
fishing heir great repatation-and With improve
ments in construction. and increased facilities III
manufacturing, offer them to the public With
full confidence Of their advantages
Ali orders addressed TO us Will be promptly exc
cuted, and any information in regard ilschoer
fully gwen kINdSLANDS i FEkG son,
No. 202 Second Street ST. Louis, No.
rnch3 dl0t
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eT- Il has not been apparent what was
the cause Of the insurreeson nj the Columbia
(S. c. College. II turns GU, thar il arose
in consequence Of the origin of the new
President, Mr.. McCay, vho was born III
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Mccae ha~ been long a
resident Of tho South, held slaves, and was
right son the goose question" bu, the Young
Southern bloods couldn't bear the idea Of
Yielding supreme Difference TO a man born in
free air, and 80 revolt resulted, bringing
bloodshed and frightful anarchy.
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To Watchmnk and Jewellers.
w f. are new re wing our Spring stock Of
w Juls Jurgensen -pleudid Watches,
Vach r9a q Constantnes
Lewis Richards
jules ~uer's
James oldart
r.. F Coweroy's
j. ID. Johnson
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The WIsDox OF ACE.--There are seventy
mons over sixty years Of age.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-23
Religion In Politics.

We have published letter this morning ta-
ken from the New York Express, Know
Nothing paper, in relation to the marriage Of
Col. Fremont We have inserted it not be-
cause we think it is material to the present
controversy whether Col. Fremont was mar
ried by a Justice of the Peace or Catholic
priest, fer we have uniformly deprecated the
introduction of such elements as this into po-
litical discussions but because we wish it to
appear clearly, that the issue has been raised
by the Know Nothing party, and is legiti-
mate and natural result of Know Nothing
principles. 1t has been alleged by the oppo-
sition press, that the Democratic party has
charged Col. Fremont with being a Catholic.
The Democratic party has done no such thing.
The Democratic party does not care fig
whether Fremont was married by a church
man or civil mag gistrate, whether he knelt
down stood up during the cerehony Or
whether he sent daughter to a convent to
acquire her education. The investigation of
private matters of this natnre, was never con-
sidered legitimate part of political canvass
until Know Notbingism first sought to estab-
lish religious test qualification for Office.
And now we are glad to see that Know
Nothing journal, and not an organ of the
Democratic party is responsible for the intro
6uction of this religious element into the cam
paign of 1856. We agree with the mass of
the Fremont papers, that such an issue is i'm
proper. We condemn as much as they do,
the employment of arguments derived from
such a source; but who is to blame for it :?
|, The same party-the same mcn-the same po-
litical journals that now deprecate the attack
on fremont. Two years ago. if man had a
Catholic wife, Catholic father, or had even
been seen in a Catholic church or procession,
he was ostracised by the dark lantern party,
which now considers it entirely un warrantable
to discuss the apparent religious proelivities
of Fremont and his family. IF candidate
was announced for any office, even so lately
as 1854, the inquiry was at once started ny
the keen scented pointers Of the American
press, whether some female in his family lid
not commune in the Catholic church. If any
such communicant was discovered within even
remote degree of consanguinity or affinity,
the candidate was reported to the Know Moth
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-23
GEORGE HUNTLEY,
FE hC.esale and Retail

Tin, Copper, and sheet-Iron Ware Manufactures.
Z y ESPEGrFULLY informs the citizens of Eb-
a 4 ensburg and the public generally. that he
has purchased the Tin Shop, formerly carried ON
by Messrs. Davis, Evans u Co.. and will contin
ue TO carry on the business in all its various
branches, wholesale and retail. His wares will
be made of the very best material, and in the
most workmanlike manner. Repairing of all
kinds done the shortest notice, for cash.
ALSO,-House Spouting made and put up to
order on the lowest terms, for cash.
Also on hand and for sale, a large assortment
Of Cook and Parlor stoves, for coal or wood, Di-
ming room stoves, Egg stoves. &c.
Also a large assortment of CRATES and fire
brick, for Cooking stoves, Coal buckets, Shovels
poRers, smoothing irons, &c. &C., all of which
will be sold low for cash. ~
Iln-shop aud wareroofn in part of the building
Formerly occupied by Stephen Lloyd as a cab-
ne. wareroom, and opposite Geo. MCann's store.
All orders promptly attended to
Sor'hurg. May I. ls5s.-2slv
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-23
A Human Life Saved.

DowAGIAC, Mich, March IL, 1866.
j. A. RHODES, ESQ: Dear Sir-As | took
your medicine to sell on consignment, - no cure
no pay" l take pleasure in stating its effects as
reported to me py three brothers who live in this
place, and their testimony is fair specimen of
all have received:
w. s. CoNKLIN told me- L had taken nine
bottles of Cnriste's Ague Balsam, anI continual
ly run down while using it until my lungs and
liver Cong-sted to that degree that blood
discharged from my mouth and bowels, SO that
all thought it impossible for to live through
another chill. The doctors to did all they could
for me, bat thought must die. Nothing did me
any good until | got Rhodes Fever and Ague
Cure which at once relieved me OF the distress
aad nausea at my stomach and pain III my head
and bowels, and produced permanent cure in
short time"
H. NJ. CoSKLIN says: s:I had been been ia
king medicine of good doctor have in
county, and taken any quantity of quinine
and specifics without any goGd result, from 25th
August TO 18th December. But seeing how NICE
ly it operated ou my brother. got bottle of
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE, which
effected a permanent cure by using two thirds of
a bottle" ed.
S NJ. CoSKL1N was not here, but both the other
brothers say his case the same as II. Ms.
sold the medicine to both the same day, and the
cure speedy from the same small quantity
and might So specify, Yours with respect.
4. HUNTINGTON.
The above speaks for itself. Good proof as it
IS il il Of no better tenor than the vast number
of ike certificates have already published. and
the still greater amount that is continually pour
ing in to me.
One thing more. Last year had occasion TO
Caution the Public in these words =
- notice one firm ioho haze trlen one Of my
general circulars. substituted ne name Of tier
,s0stTum for nty medicine. and tteI, ,cith jyqse',
inpnde',ce end their pamphlet 'c' the exclamation,
- Let the proprietor IF any otter medicine say as
much II lie 4ares.' SC.
Now take pleasure in saying that the eau
| ton referred to the same DR.. C5ristie's Ague
iSalsam that is mentioned in the above Ger
! tificate.
There several other Industrious people who
are applying 10 their poisonous trash all that |
/ publish about my fever and Ague Cure. or Anti
j dotc to Malaria except the Certificates of Cures,
and the Certificate of the celebrated Chemist Dr.
James r. Chiffon of n. Y. in favor of tssper-
fectlv HARMLESS CHARACTER. Which is At
tached to every bottle These will always serve
to distinguish my medicine from limitations
JAS. a. RHODES, Proprietor
April %, 1856. 3m. Providence, r. I.
For sale by Druggists generally.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-23
Gbuite purtrg,
From the Baltimore CIipper.'
The Fourth of July--A Patriotic Ode.
BY C. HUNTINGTON,


Hail to the morn, the glorious morn,
On which our sires,
Their lives, their all, to freedom sworn,
Their souls by her great love upborne,
Repeled tyrant's rage with scorn
Lighting the fires.
Whch ssy II oii, freetioni-s .itsfs bafnss f q. -
A light to which the nations turn.
With strong desires.
Hail to the band, the patriot bandit
Who wrote in blood
On history's page, with steady hand.
Those names, which shall forever stand.
The boast and glory of the land
On which they stood
Unmoved, when Britain's Lion roared;
And Brtain's hosts upon them poured.
Like Oceans food.
From Hampshire's mountains crowned with snow,
Those veterans came
And Georgia's sands of golden glow,
On Yorktown's plains to strike the blow;
Nor North. nor S1uth ttey wished to know.
One kindred flame
Burned in their souls, and side by side
They fought, apG Iell Wnen Lnus lney oieu,
A common fame.
Say, shall their blood, for freedom shed,
Cry from the ground aa
To shame their sons, who o'er their head
Dissolve the ties for which they bled
Nol by your graves heroic dead,
With profound
We swear no fratricidal hand
Shall cast disunion's fatal brand
Ia hate around.
Where now they lie- aH-1 st
On which Their foes were forced to yield, ar
Ifthat great covenant which they sealed,
Should 10y their children be repealed
What battle cry
Could rouse their sons-is tyrant hosts
Should pour on our divided coasts
10 victory?
Lo! let the starry banner wave
In glory still,
Upon each Patriots hallowed grave;
O'er all the land they died to ,ave,
To North, to South, their all they gave.
Aud will
Stand by the Union, S luth and North;
And shout to day purpose forth
On every hill.
ELIIcoTT's Mills, July 4, 1856.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1856-07-23

Ex'OR the last two or three years. / have been
IL engaged in business known only to myself,
aud, comparatively, a few others, whom | have
instructed for the sum OF 500 each, which has
averaged me at tie rate Of from s. 900 10 $1,000
per annum; and having made arrangements to
90 To Europe In the piuuth of August next to
engage in the same business, l willing to give
full Instructions In the art to any person in the
United States 'Cauadas. who will remit me the
sum of 81 | induced, from the success
have been favored with, and the many thankful
acknowledgements / have received from those
whom have instructed, and who are making
from So to So per day at It, to every person an
opportunity to engage in this business which is
easy pleasant, aud very profitable, small ost
There is positively No HUMDUG in the matter
References of the best class can be gwen as re-
CARDS its character, and | can refer to persons
whom | have instructed, who will testify that
they are making from S. to SIS per day at the
same 1t is a business in which either LADIES
or GENTLEMEN can engage, and with perfect
ease nlake very handsome income Several Ia
dies IN various parts of New York State PennsvI-
vania, and MIryland, whom have instructed,
are now making from S. to So per day at it. 1t
is GENTEEL BUSINESS, and but FEW
SHlLLlNGS are required to start it,. Upon re-
ceipt oi 81. will Immediately serd to the aprl-
cant printed circular containing full instructions
nthe art, which can be perfectly understood at
once. -
Address, 4. T. PARSONS, Office. No ss5
Broadway New York aa9 s.
April %, 1867 m.