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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.

E0R the last three years, / have been engaged
l. in business known only to myself, and COM
paratively, few others, whom have instructed for
the sum of two hundred dollars each, which has
averaged me at the rate of two thousand dollars
to three thousand per annum; and having made
arrangements to 60 to Europe in the Spring of
1858 to engage in the same business, am willing
to give full instructions in the art to any person
in the United States or Canadas, who will remit
me the sum of ono dollar.
| am induced, from the success | have been
favored with, and the many thankful acknowl-
edgments | have received from those whom |
have instructed and who are making from five TO
fifteen dollars per day atit to give any person an
opportunity to engage in the business, which is
easy, pleasant, and very profitable, at small cost.
There is positively no humbug in the matter
References Of the best class can be given as re-
CARDS its character, and / can refer to persons
whom l have instructed, who will testify that
they are making from five to fifteen dollars at the
same. 1t is business in which either ladies or
gentlemen can engage and with perfect ease make
a handsome income. Seversl ladies in various
parts Of New York State, Pc eunsylvania, and Ma
ryland whom have instructed, are now making
| from three to six dollars per day at it. 1t is a
gentee business, and but few shillings are re-
Quired to start it. Upon receipt of one dollar,
will Immediately send to the applicant printed
circular containing full instructions in the art
which can be perfectly understood at once.
All letters must be addressed (pOst paid) to AL
LEN T. PARSONSI385 Broadway, New York
| Sept. 8, lS57-3mos
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
Random Gems.

We are what we are in private.
1dleness is the gate Of all harms.
Great cities are Satan's universities.
Effects in nature are never fortuit>
Gus.
Read much-but few works.
All is but lip wisdom that wants
experience.
Never let your tongue go before
your thoughts.
To govern with Judgments to gov
ern with justice.
We may live by forms, but there is
no dying by forms.
Time never sits heavily on us but
when badly employed.
Suggestion-advice given by his
servant to his master.
Poverty is like panther--look it
steadily in the face, and it will turn
from you.
An honest man is believed without
an oath, for his reputation swears
for him.
No wonder we love disguised fat
terry, when welovei it when it is known.
Affections are Gods whetstones-
they put a new edge upon our prin'
ciples.
In private we must watch our
thoughts in the family, our tempers
in company, our tongues.
Good works will never save you,
but you cannot be saved without them,
He is unworthy to live, who lives
for himself.
Injury never provokes good man
to do wrong.
1t is wrong to wish for death, and
worse to have occasion to fear it.
Whatever is said in moment OF
passion, is almost always to be regret
led.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
CHORUS.

" Will you dine with me tomorrow,
Mr.. B2"
"Faix, an will, wild all my heart. "
" Remember, It's only a family din
ner that I'm akin ye to-"
And what for not-a family din.
ner's a mighty pleasant thing. What
have you gotl"
"Oh, nothing uncommon-jist an
Elegant piece of corn'd bate and pota-
toes"
"Be the powers, that bates the
world-jist me own dinner barrin the
bafe."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05

Died, in this city, of Negrophopia,
after lingering illness, the Black
Republican Times, aged-lnOnths and
days, unregretted and unlamented.
So perish the enemies of the Consti-
tuition and the Union. Whose term
next 9--PhiLadelphjG .drgu8.
In connection with the above, we
notice that the Buffalo Republic, q
leading Black Republican paper in
New York, has taken down the Black
Republican State ticket and run up
that of the Democracy Gin. Eag.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05

ACTION AND REACTION IN FARM
ING.-Never keep animals on short
allowance-if you starve them they
will surely starve you.
Although in draining land thorough
ly your purse may be drained, yet the
full crops that follow will soon fill it
again.
Always give the soil the first meal.
If this is we'll fed with manure, it will
feed all else, plants, animals and men.
Heavy carrot crops for cattle will
soon return carrots of gold.
Fences operate in two ways-if
good, they are a fence, if poor, an of.
fence.
Many farmer, by too sparingly
seeding his meadows, has had to seed
his whole farm.
Every farmer should see daily eve
ry animal he has, and inspect its con /.
dition. Weekly visits, as is the case
with some, soon result in weak ami
mails.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05

Editors in Iowa are often placed Oh
committees at State and County Fairs;
to what extent they carry their exam
nations may be supposed by the fol-
lowing, which is contained in the re-
port Of late Fair by the editor of the
Davenport Democrat. lie says:
The best wooden cloak was worn by
a lady of Muscatine; also, the best
socks and homemade shirt.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
SCIOTO AID HOOKING VALLEY
RAILROAD!

b. o. EE
MAIL Train will leave Portsmouth daily Sun
NJ days excepted, at 6, 80 A. NJ. and arrive
at Hamdcn at 1890 A. NJ. Returning will leave
Hamden at P. NJ. and arrive at Portsmouth at
5, 10 p. NJ.
Accommodation Train will leave Hamden daily
Sunday excepted at A. NJ, and arrive a
Portsmouth at!l A. NJ. Returning will leave
Portsmouth at 2 P. NJ. and arrive at Hamden e.
p. NJ
Freight train leaves Portsmouth daily (Sunda,
excepted, at sis a. NJ. and arrives at Jackson a
- NJ. Returning will leave Jackson at 1915 P
NJ and arrive at Portsmouth at 80 p. NJ.
Passengers leaving Hamden by 7 A. NJ. trair
will connect with the splendid new steamers
Bostona and Kentucky daily for Cincinnati, a
II NJ. Fare through SS.
THOMAS KENDALL, Supt.
April 80. 1s57.-tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05

T A letter addressed to the
"Church Of God, at Portland, Maine,
some years ago, was returned to the
General Postoffice, with the indorse-
ment "Misdirected-we have moth
ing but sectarian churches in this
place"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05

U Chicago papers talk of taking
a reef in their present full-spread
sheets, and driving along with col,
umn less on each page.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
Il. f. BINGHAM,

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Macarthur, o., will
N practice in Vinton and adjoining countless
0YFIOE-IQ the Court House, first door East side
of the Hall.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05

A Tilted chemist finds love to be
of fifteen parts of gold,
three Of fame and two of affection.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
Notice, Notice!

THE STOCK OF GOODS belonging to D.
i. Jones having passed into other hands, notice
Is hereby given that the books, accounts &C., are
In the hands Of the undersigned for settlement
and collection. Those interested will please call
soon nd SQUARE up. II. C.J0NRS.
Sept. Q, ls61.--4w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
STEAM FURNITURE FAcToRYi

JACKSON, OHIO.
IT N. HOWELL would respectfully in
~ form the citizens of Vinton County, that
he has added to his establishment q steam en-
gine and other improvements, which now enable
him to make and sell Furniture as cheap;y as the
same can be obtained in Cincinnati. AS an evil
dence Of this he will sell warranted article Of
Chairs for $3.50 per sett and the like qualify Of
bedsteads at the same price. GIVE him call.
March 81. '56 If
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED,
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS!

ITO those who enter my Institute OF remit me
i $50, and thus secure GUARANTEE SCH0L-
ARSHIPS, any time before the first day of next
September. can, upon completing a thorough
course of Double Entry Book Keeping, and its
Collateral Branches, secure lucrative employ
ment in Commercial or Banking Houses as Ac-
countants, within ninety days after their gradu-
alton, or else they will be Unidentified to the
full amount of the sum paid for tuition, and
thus realize
Free Tuition or Lucrative Situations.
Graduates from this institution are now filing
lucrative and responsible positions as Cashiers,
Book Keepers, and Railroad office Clerks, in DIFF
feront sections of the country and are being pre-
ferred by business men TO graduates of any other
Mercantile College. Hence the above unparal-
leled inducements. which nothing but the great
superiority of my instruction and thorough
training of my students for business life would
warrant.
The PrinepalT this bustitltOn has been prae-
teal accountant tor longer periOd than any other
Teacher in tie Western country.
Address the undersigned for further particu-
lars. VIM. W. GRANGER, 4
May IA, 1s5T.-tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05

Time is like verb that can only be
used in the present tense.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05
Il. A. BRATTON,

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Macarthur, O., VIZ
"A practice in Vinton and adjoining counties.
OFTIcE-one door east of the Court House.
mar27-tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-11-05

CONDEE & BRATTON, Macarthur, o.
Oct. S, ls57.
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CKICKET.
NEw-BRIGHToY ACT. BROOKLYN CLUB.

NEw-BRIGHToN ACT. BROOKLYN CLUB.
This match was played at Staten Island on Saturday
and resulted In favor of New-Brighton, with seven
wickets to spare They had beautiful day, which
drew the ladies of the Island out in goody numbers to
witness the match. The play was good all round.
On the Brooklyn side would meron the batting of
Byron, Howell, Walden, Whightman and Mac as de.
serving of notice. Harvey is thorough good crick-
cter and valuable man in any club. Garrison prom
Uses to slime one 3ay-he mace pretty leg hits.
Merwn filed his post of long stop with credit to him.
self and the club. The New-Brighton Club have in-
proved very much and will soon be able to tackle the
First Eleven of New-York and st. George. Tom
Vyse made the best of the day and would have
manned in till now if the weather had not used hint
he only went out when he could not raise his bat.
Lilly bowled better than usual Bradley Is very use
full msa--hs bowling told upon them mighty quick.
Mr.. Tempest Of st. Georges Club stood umpire Tor
New Brighton and Mr.. Fletcher of New-York for the
Brooklyn. The Brooklyn Club was most Hospitality
entertained b. the gentlemen of the Island, an abund
apce Of that delicious fruit-the strawbeny-adding
greatly to their comfort. Wepresent the score;
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IAdyertisenent.

Advertisement
BRADY's GALiERY No. $50 Broadway
Over Thompsou's Saloon.
Attention is solicited TO the superb display OF
INPsR.L PHOTOGRAPHS
a BRIpYs Within month upward Of hfty Portraits Of &C.
lebrties including recently those Of Gens Walker and Hen
nirfses have been added % the collection.
TRs GALLERY
will be found an interesting place resort BY persons visiting
the city.
THy IwrERIAL PsoToGkAPH,
recognized the perfect work Of the pro-
Suced, a. Introduced end Is made only az BsADYs at
No. aS Broadway.
Prsons occupied down stopping hotels In the
vicinity md Il convenient 20 procure hrstc'ss Amoro
types or Photographs
SPECIMEN PsoroGs,PRs
ct the Aston St Nicholas Bevoo York aud Clarendon
Hotels.
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DHATH RI SUfFocATIoS.-Cor0ner Gamble held an
inqne., the house No iss West Twenty seventh
abe body Of Casper Abes night who h
death BY uoeaoa while engaged in cleaning the eespOo Of
the above mentioned premises II appears that Of about
O'Clock Saturday morning the deceased and several other
engaged their work when AbeTg descended TO the
bottom the sinh but hauled tbs poisonous
rendering longer presence there imposbe He went down
second time to complete hi. sbOrs but before be could be
again death ensued by suh0cAtion The jury
Sd verdict Of Death BY being accidentally suhocated
Abe1g forty four years Of and native OF Germany
Psyt Of the city.
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WaLLAck's THEATEH.-Mi's Eliza Logan, whose
acting has attracted mpch attention, and challenged
small amount of admiration, stiIl continues at this
house. She appear tonight as Blanca in Fazio
Part which, pom its declamatory character through
the frs. four acts is peculiarly calculated to display to
excellent advantage Miss Logans admirable elocu
tonarH sbihty.
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CITY ITEMS.

Maj. Gen. Wool has passed the crisis which threat
ened TO deprive the country Of the services of faith
full and veteran officer. Gen. Wool has been in COM
mission since 1912 forty.fve years., rising by merit
from the rank of captain to that of maorgenera His
last service, in California and Oregon was responsible
laboriOus and difficult II was his duty TO preserve
peace between the Indians and the border settlers.
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river st. Juan was held in possession Of the c9Sta
navigation was open, and come boats with cargo had
The sanitary condition Of the Istbmu. is good The
rainy season has not yet come on with any ssyenty
The railroad IL In good order, and the iron bridges are
be, q laid in the place OF wooden ones.
The Hamburg bark Helena went ashore below
Beufnsyentura, and viii be perfect loss-cargo
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BURroSs THKATER.-The engagement OF the rioi'
ences which has been successful one hos terminated
ard the stock company having received some 'a'u-
able additions will present series OF iavor'e pieces
The grand fairy spectacle Of " The Ns'd queen VIII
be speedily produced, with unusually hne sceoic effects
and amendments.
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REwARDISo THE FAIrHFUL.-The Rev. a. NJ.
Fitch has been appointed Indian Agent fer the Indians
OF Northern Michigan. The III. T.. Conference Of that
State last Fall passed resolutions with only dis
sentiag vote condemning the buying and selling Of
men, as being snt-scrptursl and uDchristisn. That
one dissenter waS the Rev. Mr. Fitch.
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IAdVrlElsculruI
WHAT PROFESSION SHALL FOLLOW Go at

once to Professor FOWLER No 500 Broadway sud ash him 70
examine your head He will give you careful analysis OF your
mental organization that will from sahr knowledge
Of yourself and indications Of ten. that has ct time,
risen befo. you IS dream convince yoh Of ts correctness
ard point the step take 70 be successful and qc that
yearnns position sich you had doubted ability to I'LL
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NEW-JERSEf ITEMS

Tie Rgifst0r- Esoc'Sior Is the tile Of psper .
scOd appearance recently started ia Hightstovo.
n. j., by sa iadeperd dent association OF tha. plsre
and conducted by C. N. Notos, Il IS issued weekly.
STATE AcRrcvLrrstL fAiR.-A . meeting Of tbs
New.Jerey State Agricultural Society a, New.Bruus-
wick, Thurday last !, ordered that the sial Of
Flows be dispensed with; tina, the person selected 70
deliver the Annual Address should be chosen from
NswJersey that the Ce0,rsl Committee be instructed
to employ steward TO furnish proper refreshmen.s
for the judges and officers OF the Society daring the
time their services shall be required and that al the
County Societies in the State be invited 10 seod tent
to the Fair in order to afford the people Of the sew
ersl conHties place Of rendezvous
Jewish Syasgcgus rs about being erected m New
srk-there being a considerable number Of jews 10
that city. The cornerstone is to be laid to-day.
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lAdvoriisementl
"FRppRICKs's TEMPLE or ART"-Nos. )

and 5S7 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
HALLorYPss superior 10 any made IN this city. .
PHoreGRAPHs OIL Pastel and Aquerelle, by rsEpsiSASs
corps q Partisan artists
PBorocRAPHs in India ink, Partisan style
DAGuERREoryPKs and AssRoTYPEs In colors. .
Gallery open from 90 10 and FsEE 10 the in'pec
ton Of the public.
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EXHIBITION OF The MI. WAsHISeroS COLLEGIATE
IssrIrUrr-The Fourteenth Annual Exhibition Of
the Mount Washington Collegiate Institute took place
On Friday evening at Hope Chapel, in the presence
of a large audience. The performance, which kept
the audience together until IL clock, consisted OF
original orations, decsmatons, dramatic readings and
debs,e on The equality of the mental capacity of
the Sexes Judge Davies of the Supreme Court
was prescott apd made bref speech to the graduating
sass, which they responded to with loud cheers. The
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BROOKE YN'I2,ElES.

RIor AND SrABBISG.-Between 10 and o'clock
yesterday morning, quite lerious riot occurred 10
First street, near Grand, between number OF Ger
mans and rishmeD, during which, four OF the latter
were stabbed II appears that German and his wife
were quaneling, and the woman made an outcry
which drew together crowd Of persons residing in
the vicinity, and resued in fight between the Ger
mans and irshmen. one Of them, named Frank Kelly,
received very serious stab 10 the back of the neck,
and man named Jas. Quinn, was stabbed in the arm
Two others. whose names could not be asceraned,
ceived several slight stabs Shortly after, Capt.
Cuischard of the Fifth District ana officers McGrath
and Mahon arrested Anthony Chrsser Joseph FELTON,,
Daniel Shurman and Andrew Brush, on charge Of
being concerned in the riot. Yesterday they were i'd
mitted to bail by Justice Clary.
A HILD KIDSAn9ED.-Early Saturday morning
little girl, five years Of age, residing with K. M.
Brown, lumber dealer, No. pa Fourth street, was
sent out on an Grand, and did not return. Upon in
a1;ry it was asos,tained that woman had been seen
leading the child away.
ATTEMPTING TO SHooT.-Yesterday afternoon, two
Germans nemea Henry Dushedorf and Charles stull
were arrested in Second street by Officers Lyons and
Lee of the Fourteenth Ws-d a charge OF attempt
m to shoot sch other appears that they had been
ont to shooa at target and while returning IN COD
sequence OF having too snch load on became engaged
in quarrel which the were about TO settle with their
firearms, when the officers up and took then IN
to custody. Michael OBriea and Jscob Plass at
tempted the prisoners and wefs also arrested
sr.sslss AFFEAr.-Daaiel Lee and VIM Quinn
got into fight on Saturday night, and the latter was
stabbsd in ore Of his egs. Officer Kelly Of the Thir'
tieth District Police s1ested beth, and they were
locked up to await Exclamation.
ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY RossERr.vA an early hour
| On Saturday morning Mr.. Charles Roosevelt was
attack BY two r.fsns in Hamilton avenue, near the
junction Of UDion street, and while in the act Of
relieving him of his money Officers Fox, Honion.
! Double srd Tuomey came up and arrested then.
Their names are John Cromley ard VIM. Cunningham.
They were subsequently Identified the parties who
committed a robbery near the same place some nig ats
previously. Justice Bachey committed tas@ 'f
| examination.
DRowsED.-A man, whose name 70 unkno.s, leu
overheard from tho ship Gen Worth ale ssns % ~
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IAdvertisemont.
w ,TSON'S TEN nOIIkR SEWING MACHINE

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WATsoN's TEN DOLLAR SEWING MACHINE
VIII he on sale morrow morning a, the Office Of the Com
pany, No 40 Broadway WATSON, WOOSTER 20.
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CATARRH There is Physician 10 this city, DIR.
GoopALE who ps.-ey CArAsRH Ia It's worst forms,
with remedy he has lately discovered lie challenges case
world TO the test lie be consulted st MS once
No. Broadway free Of charge The remedy Ia hqAi
brm. Price, SI and % per bottle.
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GLOWING are their names:

BALIooss-Weles that balloon mania, which has
prevailed 60 extensively of late, is gratfed by
balloons OF American manufacture. gentleman in
this city has bee. engaged in the manufacture FOR
eral weeks. end 6nds ready demand for oil he csa
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Advertisement.

To perfume the Breath, eradicate Tan, Pimples
and F,eckles use the BALM THOUSAND FLOwERp None
genuine unless signed "FErRDGE Co." NowYork. For
sale At No. 23i Broadway, and by all Druggsts
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Acknowledgement.
TEAs-THy CANTON TEA COMPANY have %

hand every .., Of TSAs for Grocer Tea Dss!ers and PIT
vate famiies-Souchong Osong and Young Tyson. from
een,s to cents 0unpowdsr and Imperial from 2, cens 70
csntsa other qualities equally low Also, boxes Of good
Family Tea for dollar. Call and famine.
No. I25 Ch.shsIn-st between Pearl and Roosevelt ss
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AcclpEsr-Qn Saturday evening, William Dunn,
lad eleven vp.r, Of sr- severely Injured BY being throws
from the platforms Third avenue and rSsnsy se,oea
was re.ry torn Of HI, vOrnds dressed BY DR. Cooper
,r which Ocer Carey ooA the little sa3sret 20 his resi-
derce, No go East Twenty frst street
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ADVERTISEMENT

MOURNING GOODS IN most imposing variety are
ALWAYS be found the store Of Mr. WILLIAM JACKSON NO.
M Broadway Should Of readers be about purchasing
we sdyise them 10 call this celebrated establishment No
the part of the proprietor are spared 70 anord the
coupletest satisfaction
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REoIrERs az SroLkS Goors.-0fhces Ssndtord
sne Gaassr OF the Eighth Ward SATURDAY arrested =
Kaseoe srd rfe residing Secoci street. The East
River CHARGED wiA receiving stolen goods On search
rsni issued BY Justice Dsson the eser found arg sei
ty Of we,ry c,her vs,uAbc gods in their h0Use
Dos. 10 be stolen. Justice Dsyea COMMITTED the prisoners
fr exA. -l-atou.
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Governor King has accepted an invitation from
Maor.Genera Sandford to review the First Division
in the City of NewYork on the 4th of July next. He
will be accompanied by his staff.
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CIRCULATION OF STAR by A PLASET.-On
Monday June %, the star Delta Geminorum will be
scipsed by Saturn This is a phenomenon of very
occurrence, it not having been witnessed within
the last quarter of century. The immersion behind
the outer ring will be at GLIB; behind Saturn, 6:i9
Emersion from behind Saturn, 7:3l EMERSON from
behind the outer ring, s;s. Saturn sets two minutes
later.
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GRAND LARcESY.-A man named George Powers
va. brorsht before Justice Wood yesterday charge OF
stealing gold wsfeh and money amounting to 70 from Cas
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IAdyertisemsnt

DIR. :. S. FTTCHs Six Lectures on Consumption
and the Laws Of Life 800 80 engraving bound, ex
Heart and other Chronic D.order sent by mail postage
receipt Of ~ sents Address s. s. FITCH Co.. NO. Ilf