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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-05

yeBe at San Francisco on the 18th Of
November, 10 examine officers for
eitheF arm Of the Eefviee who may be
appointed from the Pacific coast.
The Times special says Captain
and HTeget Major General A, y, Tor
bett, u, d, A., well known as one Of
the most efficient cavalry command
ers during the war, has resigned his
position IN the regular army, and re-
tires 10 private life,
The Heyah publishes an article,
showing how utterly inadequats are
the present Notifications along the
sound aud the lower bay, TO a sue
eessfnl resistance against the newly
invented engines Of war, Before the
rebellion New York was impregaable,
but ID would now be easily at the
mercy Of a fleet clad with iron, and
armed with the heavy ordnance
brought into feauisition by tho eEi-
genaies Of our late civil war,
AT meeting Of the American
Bible Union yesterday, the financial
report showed that the affairs Of the
association were ia iionfishing CON
diti0n,
NEw YoRK, Dot. 4.=rJ w brig
ham a clerk Ia the Post Office here.
has been arrested ON the charge Of
embezzling valuable letters, Pack
ages Of registered letters for Chicago,
Illinois, aud town in Indiana, were
found seereted on bis person when
arrested, Hf Bf FgFg
The steamer New York from Bre
men and Southampton, arrived this
evening. t' s"H'
NEW YonK, 0etober 41The pro-
jeet OF making tho settlement ut the
Clearing Heuse ia National Bank
notes instead of Ia legal tenders, was a
second tlme Yated down, aeke
At the fieetiiig On Wednesday, the
Cham berof Commerce adopted a res
oluti0n % memorable Congress 10 re-
du6e the export duty on cotton,
New YoaK, October 4.-Ceftain
parties IA, tbis city, being engeged IN
the circulation of spurious Mex can
bonds, the sedfetary Of the Mexican
Legation In WashIngt0n has issued IA
circular announcing that no bonds
can ever 90 considered valid and
H4hhiHE va hHE AANAiNhIi VII 81
less they beappfoyed by the Minister
accredited near lae govarnmantsof the
United Statas, this condition heing hi
accordance with specific instructions
received from the Mexican govern
ment, -"
New YoaK, Sept, l.-The Now
York aud Prohibition state Central
Convention, consisting Of one delegate
from each Congressional District, met
at tho Sc, Nicholas Hotel In this city
this morning, Nothing but deaul
tory discussion upon the propriety of
holding State Convention took place.
The Democrats Of tho Third Con
gfesslonal District have nominated
Wm, II, Robinson for the long term,
aud John D. Hunter 10 fll the unex
plred term Of Mr., Humphrey, DR.
Robinson il at present Assessor OF
Internal Hevenne,
superintendent Dalton reported to
the Board of Health this morning that
during tho week ending October lth,
ioriyFtwo eases of supposed cholera
were investigated and reported upon
by the Inspector aud Assistant In
speetof OF this number thirty one
proved fatal, aud twenty-five have
been reported dead,
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rRnM INnfANAroLTs.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct, 1.-The Grand
Army of tho Republic Ia connection
with Republican organizations made
the grandest demonstration Of the
campaign here to-night, ronsisting Of
a tereh.light procession 10 which most
all the mechanical trades aud asaoeia,
tions wore represented, Large mum.
bers OF business houses aud private
residences were brilliantly illumina-
ted. After the street demonstration,
n meeting was organized in the Circle
Park, aud addrosses made by JAS. ID.
Murdeek and other distinguished
apeakera. #t'.&fE Us .n@
The Indiana State Fair has been In
progress during tho week but owing
the late weather the display was not
aa finens at former fairs Thu show Of
sheep, however, was very fine, and the
mechanical department and fine arts.
were fully represented, t,f 19tp
The crowd IN attendance 20 day was.
unusually large. IL is estimated at
$50 900. f8 4t.t.l.4
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Counterfeitlng.

The New York Tribune says--and
the matter is worthy the most serious
consideration;
Two have chronieled within the
last yoar, tho pardon by President
Johnson of not less than forty per-
sons convicted of eountcrleiting tho
National shinpIaslers. We should like
to know, FIRST il auy person has boon
convicted Of this crime whom hc
President has not pNrdoned; secondly,
If any one could counterfeit the Ma
tional currency under such oircum-
stances that tho President would not
promptly set him at liberty. Counter
feiting is the most deliberate and most
miachievous of crimes that do
not destroy lifo. It's victims are
msinlt tho tho poor, simple, the iyno
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FROM DOYLEsTOwa. rA.

sDoYtEsTowr, PA, Oct. I The
Second Annual Fair Of the Agrieul-
tural and Mechanics Institute, termi 4.
mated this evening with a trotting
match for. . premium Of Ave hundred
dollars. The first heat was won by
Mountain Maid, tine 2 2la The
second heht was won by Fahpie Al.
len, time 2'27. la tho third hent
both horses came in abreast. The
fourth and fifth heats were won by
Fannie Allen, time 2:27 and 2.1a. 4
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ssf. Loufa, Oct, 4tyThf crowd at
the fair to-day was greater than amy
proceeding day, or any etherfiir given
hg this association, Tbs number pre- !
sent was fnlly fifty theusahdp che 10
eelpta 40 the kates E20, 0u0 The prin4
eipal exhibitions IN rthanfIng, was
roadster stalllbns Ave years old or
over, aL pfaniinms Of $3.50 90, There
were sixteen entries from Missouri,
Illinois, Iowa. and other Western
States. The hfst praminla waa award !
ed 30 IiashaY, Junior, owned by Stair
~ Beatty Tlpton, Second to q, w.
Wymore. Clay County, Missouri, /,
Next, ring staltlnnA four years old,
first premium, Young Dfaeo belong
ing TO VIM, Christy, Stl1louias Fol,
lowing this, and tho main feature Of
the day, was q contest for @l 900 prize,
for the fastest trotfink atellion, to
harness, which waa won BY Pilot Tenn
pie, belonging to y, S.Grant, ~, louis
TIE display Of agricultural imple,
ments was the finest ever exhibited
here, embracing machines from nearly
every Western, and some Eastern
States. Tho exhibition Of fruits and
farm products, machinery, MECHANICS,
tools, fine arts, ETC., WIS very fine
grand sndoeAs, i
Great preparations are being made
for the reception of The Southern 10y.
aliata mex tweek "a
Markets are generally UNCHANGED.
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WAsHlNaT0A, Oetober4 +informA-
ton has been received here that Gen,
Alfred Doekery, who had been select
ed, Without dissenting voice, TO rep
resent the Union sentiment of North
Carolina by the meeting al Raleigh,
had declined the nomination for Gov
efBor Of that State, lie advises the
withdrawal Of all candidates who can
not take tho prescribed oath.
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IRON muDsON, Y. v.

HDpa0A, October 4.=--A gentleman
OF this CITY, whose name IL withheld
for prudential reasons, Was married
on Tuesday evening, aud attempted 10
commit splqide the same night by cut
ting his throat with razor His re
eoyery III doubtful bfi
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FnO11 nEWAn1l. a.. a.

NEWARK, N. j., Oct, 4,-James 7.
Hays, of this city, has been nominated
by the Republicans as Senator from
Essex County, aud II w, Record re-
nominated for Sheriff.
NEWARK, N j., Oct 1.-The Union
County Democratic Convention has
nominated James CLARK, Of Plain
field, for State Senator,
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LAYING or As0rnER CABLE.

EHARL0fTET0WN, 7. Il, l., Oct, 4.
The cable across the Straits Of Nor
thumbefland, connecting New Bruins
Wick with Prince Edwards Island,
was successfully laid by the steamer
Midway on Tuesday last The Mid
way and Terror then steamed imme
dlatetH for England.
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lioaToN, October 4 Moses B,
Williams, a member of tho firm Of j
II -. Williams, Wholesale liquor mer.
ehAaia, sbet himselfat his Residence
in Brooklyn, and died this morning
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rant, It tends to destroy confidence,
and causes iHealealable suffering and
misery, And its chief patron and
protector ~ present is Andrew John
son, Of Tennessee,
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northwestern Mutual Life In
n surance Company yio9qls
isefoia or M1LWAuKEE. ldp9gsp

Cash Aesefss .Iillg 1st, 1SG6o,sl $50, 900
The greatest success pfaay Life Company
sYsf Vfsnpi@sp' n M sd5 idH 90
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New eyeans 9a Gtesteut goud1g ptntug 0eobet 1885,

ton under adyisement is, what has become Of the
remainder?
An indictmentfor murder in the first degree has
been found against young Stretcher, the radical
rioter, who killed Mr.. Stewart at the Presidents
reception In Indianapolis
Henry Wells, of Aurora, Cayuga county, New
York, one of the express monaires, is spending
$4,000 in building and endowing fine ladies'
seminary in that town.
A witness in the Rowland will case has examined
several thousand signatures to see if person can
repeat his signature exactly, and he concludes
that it cannot be done.
The GAINESVILLE (Wis.) Gazette records the death
of George F. Mosey, well known merchant Of
that city, on the 18th inst.
Several English nobemen have been staying at
Fort Riley, on the upper Missouri, during this
month.
According to the Pithoie Record, DR.. Robert
Frazier of that oleagnous locality has faleninto
fortune of f85 900, just turned up in Scotland.
Adjutant General Lorenzo Thomas, U. s. A.. is
visiting the several recruiting stations in the
try, on tour of inspection. He has closed the
mastering and recruiting Office at Madison, Wis.
The Washington Republican notes the following
extraordinary matrimonial coincidence: THE
father-in-law of our fellow citizen, A. Hart, Esq,
residing in Philadelphia, celebrated yesterday his
golden wedding, his eldest daughters silver we'd
ding, and, at the same time, the wedding of his
youngest daughter. Relatives were present from
Indiana, Ohio and Germany
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Sq0 0rlsana daily Qfestent,
MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER q, 1866.


OF the New Orleans Crescent
Oh touch it not, its sting is death,
Its Chalice poison's drink;
Whene'er thou feel'st it in thy soul,
IT'S then too late to think.
Too late It's then to make amends,
Its chains are DER thee cast
If in this life thou art its slave,
In death it holds thee fast,
lis then its darken'd form does rise,
And terror fills the soul;
Thou would st be free-but still in death,
Thou bow'st to its control.
Its shackles thou can'st not shake off,
Its strength DER thee does gain:
And when thy Soul its rule has known,
Expulsion is in vain.
A ranking thorn it places there,
To eat thy life away;
Thy peace of mind at once becomes
To black remorse a'prey.
Thy happiness on earth has fed
There is no rest for thee;
Its slave not only in this life,
But in eternity.
Alas, how many wretched souls,
There are who, its sway;
And crouching meath its iron rule,
Its mandates will obey;
The high and low, the rich and poor,
Alike kneel at its feet;
Turn where We may our weary eyes,
It's wretched victims meet.
1t shows too plainly in the glance
OF those Ger whom it reigns;
To hide it, thou can'st never do,
Whilst life in thee remains.
And if thou die'st its fetter'd slave,
Thy soul to God must fly;
TO hear that curse-depart lost soul,
To flames which never die.
OF all the tortures Of the lost
In Hell-it is the worst;
Though thousands fill the wretched soul,
Remorse stands forth the first.
Closely it follows thee in life,
Nor ceases with the grave;'
But in eternal torments too,
1t knows its faithful slave. ..... a
Beware of it whilst yet thou can'st,
Oh shun its poison'd BREATH
Thi"l. Of thy peace of mind in life,
And Heaven after death. ...
Avoid all snares with which it lures
Its victims to its shrine;
Ard when this stormy life is pass'd,
Eternal joys are thine.
7ama:,o Place, August 81, 1866. MoHAwI
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PATENT CLoraEs-WAsas Z.
yT'MEHHDRAULloc LoTHEs wA.sta fH
AND MRINaER
AND wRINaER.

The invsation of tie kind 7T rsVl
household tabor nventsd
Has more and bstter for saving % a
and the and rsbyics washed, than any ut nm"
chine All the either machines either rub the oonet "
hem out speedily, do satisfactorily perform t's2 -
With the ,,,1t,,
HyLRA ULIG CLOTHES WASHER
This the east. There rubbing OF 'ae ,'s'' So
consequently no wear Tbs TAsh'ae N npH' lpa
pEetsy AMI thoroughly performed by sue Se'ioh' ~.
alono Send for d circular, giving full ehpISh"ii'' W
exam. IA tbsno al the General Southern Agency
Good INDUCEMENTS offered to agents etssewheFs
No, II FohoupitOVRs street
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nnnPosALs FnR Woop.

Sealed proposals are invited and will he received At this
rfc. until Z o'clock NJ FRIDAY October % 1856 for
he delivery Of cords Wood in the city of New orleans.
The Who'd will be careful inspection before ted
and inst he good nprchAntRbe hard wood of st qualify
Bid, will be accepted for not less than $40 cords,
The ability OF the bidder fulfil his agreement must be
guaranteed by responsible persons whose signatures
must be appended to the guarantee The responsibility OF
the luarHtOs he shown by the official certificate of the
CLERK the nearest District Court the u District At
torney
1000 per month"; the option Of Chief Quarter
master.
The Government the right to reject any all bids
Bids will be uoorsed "Prop0sa- for Wood and addressed
BIT Lieut. Col +. j. Strang A. O. NJ. New Orleans, La
BY order OF Col. O. G. SAWTELLE,
Chief QuRrtermast.er Department Of the Gulf
4. j. STRAEG,
Brsyet Lieut. Colonel, Assistant QuartsrmSstsr.
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,JEWELRY.

S. bhE~''.''''''.'''''''..''.''.'..''''..'"' 1Ab&
No. 30 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL
Jewelry, Watches, Silver and Plated Ware
SOLE AGENT FOR
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
Fine Gold Watches Hunting Cases. diamond mounted and
an rsved, Makers rich Sets Bracelets Pins and Ear
RIP Diamond Amethyst Coral Onyx and Etruscsn Gold
Is and Vest Chains latest pattens Sleeve
Buttons of every variety and best Workmanship
Gents Masonic Pins various designs Silver ard
Plated Sets Table and Tea Forks and Spoons Cups 9ob
Napkin Rngs Castors etc. Pocket and TAba Opslsy btt
makers and superior quality
Clocks,
ONCE and MANTLE in Bronco, Marble and Wood.
spectnclez,
Sold SILVER, Steel and Shell mounted.
The particular Of those needing helps resd
esnsctfry solicited Brazilian Pobber the best
and only glasses that shoud be used New Pehbes reset in
old rames pado repairing Watches and
Iowelry, the best workmen being employed.
Rsnau,ber. 20 CAMP STREET, under the City HotsI
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The following is from Northern exchange !:

Mr.. Yarmouth, of Louisiana, said, in his speech
at the fremont House, in Boston, dat there are
one hundred and sixty Thousand loyal white men
in tie South who will take up the musket TO keep
Andrew johnson from being their dictator or king.'
The white men alluded to are those Of the "Soutl-
fI% Sas Pd 6a the %
thousand loyal white men, in the South did not
take up their musket to prevent Jefferson Davis
! IRON being their dictator or king History does
not record among those who took up mu>kets for
I that purpose TIE name of Nr, Yarmouth,
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In recent advertisement Mr.. Perry asssts that the
CHARTER OAK STOVE does not differ from the Old
Hathaway Stoves, and possesses" merit over the
Stoves he sold twenty years since.
We would simply thaif he is still selling the Stoves
sold twenty years he is just twenty behind
age and that he devatfng the truth when he
the CHARTER OAK differ in its construction from
the Stoves he offers for sale
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Railroad Accident.
MOHAWK

ToUR CARS PREcIr1TATED Down AN EMBAEKMEST-
I GENERALS BEAEREGARD AND FORREST ABOARD
| The TRAIN, BUT TNINJrRED-sEyERAL PERSONS
4 BADLY Bruised, But NONE KILLED.
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Gen. Butler wants President johnson impri-
soned in anticipation of his trial upon a bill Of
impeachment Let Butler be imprisoned himself
and fed on n.yictuals.-[PrentiGe.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
TURNER - COHEN
PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY
No 50 Camp street.
PHOTOGRAPHY.

Trusting the liberal patronage Of our friends and the
public will continue have engage the services of Mr. E.
NJ HOWELL operator who ba surpassed for skill
full and artistic ability. Our artist Mr., RElcEHAN is sec
ond to none in the country.
These gentlemen with many others for business have
lately arrived from Nsw York, and now prepared to
pictures from the smallest minnture watch dial
to tu life-sizs portraits.
The public are invited to call and make critical examna
tion FIR themselves the many specimens we have Of we'll
known citizens ot this ciky.
EyBH0ToGRAPM 4oOMa ARID AnESU mp
s. T. BLESSING,
q OHARTREs sFRERE.
ThSlabals and Re+sf Dealer in
plDTOGRAPBlgAL INSTRUMENTS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS AND FRAAEB,
PHOTOGRAPHS OF GEAEBRITIES. EgG.
Would call special splendid 81
Adams Bible Albums which he is selling at REDUCED
PRICES His atOck comprises al Riges kinds and ouetgs
nclndiue the PATENT F.EGE BACKS which, for durability
uusC 0aled
PHOTOGRAPHS OF al the Generals Eews 81 tho City
and fancy subjects i'll great variety plain and coored
PHOTOGRAPHERS city and country, supplied with eyOry
rtGtO used In their business at lowest market rstsh
Send for Catalogues wtthpr
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pAPER AND STATIONERY wARERousR

Nos. So and COMMON STR&BF.
We have in store nrge stock Of PrntiHE
Wrapping and Writing Papers, Stationery, Blank Books
School Books ami Fancy 9oods Adaped to branch
trade and for sails At reasonable pricss , ,,..,,,
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The funeral of woman of bad character in Bos-
ropghs who interrupted the services by hootinr
and groanng, and went to such lengths that il was
found necessary to detail police to guard the
coffin
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John Mitchell writes from Paris that Napoleon
will get ont of the Mexican puddle os best he can,
and adds: 81 am not sorry for him; he did not
ourey established the Mexican empre-that is, he
did not recognize and aid the Southern Con
federaCy.N
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The Charter Oak stove

Possesses two valuable and peculiar improvements which
are not found in any Stove he offers for sale They first
patented and the CHARTER OAK in 1853 and have
obtained for Stove popularity entirely unorecedentsd
over FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND having been sold in
years. The most important of these improve is the
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Recorded in the Office Of Mortgages in Society Book No G.
folios 269 TO 27 October 4th, 1866
Office.
IL. ST. p CHAS GuyEAII ER,
New 0reans, Oct g. 1866 Notary Ppbie.
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A DvANCES ON CoNsIGNMENTS OF COTTON,
Tobacco Slaves Tallow, Western Produce to my enda
in New York, Boston, Liverpool Havre, Bordeaux and the
West Indies. OSCAR BEROIER,
No "a Magazine arrest IN s.airs
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COOKING STOVES.
THE CHARTER OAK
o0KIN STOVE.

THE CHARTER OAK
CoOKIN STOVE.
In recent advertisement Mr.. Perry ASSERTS that the
CHARTER OAK STOVE does not differ from the Old
Hathaway Stoves and possesses merit over the
Stoves he sold twenty years since.
We would simply state that If he is still selling the Stoves
he sold twenty years he is Just twenty behind the
age and that he is devating truth when he
the CHARTER OAK differ in its construction from
the Stoves he offers for sale.
The Charter Oak stove
Possesses valuable and peculiar improvements which
not found in any he offers for sale They FIRST
patented and used the CHARTER OAK in 1853 and have
obtained for that Stove popularity entirely
over FOUR HUNDRED THOUSAND having been sold in
ten years The most important of these mprovem is the
CIRCULATING HOT AIR FLUE,
which commences at the top Of the Fire Chamber
passing behiRd and forward underneath it, and then
down the front end of the the front end of the bottom
the Oven point which, being farhest from the fire.
necessarily less heated than other part and
remedy this difficulty and equalze the heat In the Oven
the HOT AIR FLUE invented because by its operation
the intense and sup heat eng 100 dcgree that is
radiated through the
FIRE BAcK AND FIRE BOTTOM
conveyed the coolest part the Oven Thus this HOT
FLUE only equalzes the heat the Oven that
the baking is uniform in all parts, but actually
SAVES THE SURPLUS HEAT
and conducts it to point where it is needed
quentiy
LESS FUEL IS REQUIRED
Than in any other Stove.
The second improvement is the arrangement of the Back
and Bottom Fues which gradually enlarged from their
their termination at the Pipe Collar 1t
will be ady erstood that gradually increased AREA
given the HEAT and SMOKE as passes around the
Oven The air at the front end being raed by the heat
the HOT AIR FLUE the draft is accelerated from that
point
Therefore none of the CHARTER OAKS ever fail to
draw we'll
Every Stove fully guaranteed.
RICE BROTHERS CO,
90 and 95 Camp street,
SOS Magazine street.
CHARTER OAK WAREHOUSE
OF and 90 Julia street.
CtTOvEI ..S TDy FS ........... STOV ES.
coon COOKING STOVE
s.,a, - uroaro,, roo,,o,,,.
|
49, = pl'p'''' 1-'N's1' - $50 ~.
| rr,,1,- ,,o,-r,v, ..,, -. nv .rropb ,,,-, :.
your daily meals, mny be saved by using the
Over TEN THOUSAND of these celebrated COOKING
stoNES are IN cary use nr0osnous Nne e1'S u t'sw y
GUARANTEE and we offer them as a reference whereve
fopnd
TWO rn,ouo,.d ohor.a,. o.,z stove. wit,
y E+ar.Yon rTon
Has but ONE DAMPER, and is simple in its construction
that child can manage it, The OVENS are larger BHk
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CIRCULATING HOT AIR FIUE,

which commences at the top Of the Fire Chamber
passing behind and forward underneath it, and then
down the front end of the Stove to the front end of the bottom
of the Oven point which, being srthest from the hre
necessarily became less heated than any other part and
remedy this difficulty equalize the heat in the Oven
HOT AIR FLUE invented because By its operation
the intense and surp heat eng 400 dcgee that is
radiated through the
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A French journal tells little story about
lady, or rather she is made to tell it herself:
" When | vas first married l was on my knees
from morning till night. 1t was a perpetual
alteration, an incessant delirum, an Indispensable
bliss. | showered caresses upon him; could
have eaten him."
" And now ~ asked a friend.
g am sorry I didn't"
Another about little girl in railroad car,
who was talking about marriage:
FIRST should do just as pleased"
Mother" When you are matriedg"
Eight summers" No, when am a widow"
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FINANCIAL.

BURKE d CO.,
GLENDY BURKE, GEO. BACON BURKE, CARNEAL
BURKE)
Bank ers-NO. 81 Camp street.
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Collection
made and remtluces promptly attended to-. Draw
Merchants National Bank, New York. Bank of Liverpool
England