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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15

TIE Presbyterian congregation of this
place held meeting on Saturday and united
with the pastor--Rev. d. X. Campbell
in request to the Presbytery that the pas
toral relation be dissolved. The proceed
ings may bc found in another column.
Some discussion arose on the preamble
AMI resolutions. A motion was made to
strike out the word almost in the first
paragraph of the preamble, so as to make
it read "Aud in view of his universal popu-
larity," &c. This; however, was resisted,
and the original paper adopted, as published
in another column. a.Is.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15

"A GLoRIoUs REVIVAL OF RELIGION
We learn that a most glorious revival Of re
ligion has just closed on the Moorefeld
Circuit The meetings were conducted by
Hevs James 9. Taylor, one Of the most
earnest aud eloqueat preachers in the Pitts.
burgh Conference. During the last two
months, one Madred and tUtyJive persons
have been received into the M. e. Church
on probation. On Sunday night sixty.fivs
had joined at Flushing. Two more meet
ings were to be held, and il was expected
they wsuid be attended with like prosperity.
Our, correspondent very properly inquiries,
els the Millennium dawniug.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15

THK BARNEsvrLLE AND WooDsFIELD
TuRspiKE. .-As will be seen by notice an
our advertising columns, subscription books
will be opened at an early day for stock in
the Barnesville and Woodsfeld Turnpike
Go. This is matter of great Importance
to the people between those points, and the
stock should be speedily takon and the road
pushed to completion at an early day.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15

LADIES and Gentlemen requiring the
services of experienced Dentists, are re-
spectfully invited to call on the undersigned
who viii be at the National Hotel, St.
Clairsville, for few weeks, ON and after
the 10Th inst.
Teeth carefully extracted, permanent,
full and partial setts of artificial teeth in,
serted in from four to six weeks after
wards. =. ..v ,.-,.,... r,ry
fl.9-T- A. u
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MARIs & WRIGHT.

- lf4 t. 7-@S-S- s--T-, :, -
THE REVIVAL AT MARTINS FERRYs-
Welearn that tho revival meetings in the M.
e. Church at Martins Ferry are still ii, pro
gress, with gracious results. Up, to Non
day, ll6 persons had presented themselves
aaapplicants for membership in the Church,
most Of whom have protested conversion.
The religious interest is greater than ever
before witnessed in that community. s.a'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15

WE are requested by the Prosecuting
Attorney TO say that he will pay no atten-
tionto anonymous letters. Persons who
give information to him by letter, must sign
their names to the letter, or their informa-
tion and requests will receive no attention
-b.tos1a. ta..s-~sr' - - y = = -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15

TIE CoNcERT on last Thursday evening,
for ths benefit Of the M. E. Sabbath School,
nettsd about $45. So far as we have heard,
those who vsrs present were well pleased
.with the evenings entertainment.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15
Store Goods at Auction!

XXTITL. BE SOLD AT PUBLIC SALE, in LOYDS-
w WILLIE at the store of the subscriber beginning
Oh MONDAY MORNING, FEB 10TH, 1866, and con-
tnuing from day to uv large lot Of first class goods
including Winter Wear for gentlemen and ladies, Boots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps Shaws, Hosiery, Gloves, Flapnels
Del.aiaes, Balmorals, Groceries, &c, &c. z IN
TERMS: Sums under <5 cash; all over rs prom.
issory note with approved security, and payable in six
months, will be required. JACOB ELY.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will be pre-
In sented to the Commissioners OF Belmont County,
their next session, to be held the first Monday of
March, praying for the eslablshmen OF County Road
along The following described rouf in said County, to
denee OF William q, Kinney, in Goshen Township
thence Norfe ,st to the West boundary OF Smith Town
ship; thence East the residence of Michael Snyder
thence near the Individual road now used 10 the
residence OF Gabriel Moore; thence Northeast the
line be the premises of Gabriel Moore and Geo
Hall; thence in same direction across McNlahon's
Geek a, d Certral Ohio r. r.; thence East the Roa
now used until it inersects the County Road near
Lewis Mill
February s, 1865. .--
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15

To SOLDIERS AND THEIR FRIENDS.
direct attention to the advertisement Of
Col. G. w. Carroll, in another column.
Col. Carroll has taken out license as Gov
ernment Claim Agent, and proposes to give
that class of business prompt and close at
tention, in connection with other legal bust
ness. Col. Carroll served gallantly all
through the war as an officer in the Union
army. He understands his business thor
oughly, and will satisfactorily and speedily
collect all claims that may be put in his
hands. We heartily commend him to per-
sons having this class of business to transact
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15

PERSONAL. Major w 8. Ksnnsu is in
stown. n Major Ksnnon was mustered out Of
service In January. Heexpects to locate in
eCineinnati o'L y-3ip 10 .ai.a a.' lis..40
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15
Seed Sweet Potatoes.

THE SUBSCRIBER, residing N Pennsvic, Morgan
l. County, Ohio, informs the public that he has OH
hand lot OF SELECTED SWEET POTATOES. All
sprouers wishing obtain good Seed may be supplied
by making early application Those that wish seed
should write and send their several amounts and viii
be strictly attended to- and all Information will be given
by the subscriber JAMES MICHENER. Il
fleS-ewsl ftf5 tTs s,;se g. lvH t.kg (.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15

HON. Jsas PArroS Will again accept eur
,thanks for copies. of reports ofYarious Stale
,ipstisutions and bureaus. ot'iaqcr ~ 81
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A Single Bottle will last a month--to
be used three times day.
TESTIMONIALS

TESTIM MONIALS,
From Hon, Thos. j. Turner, Ex-hIember of Congress.
from Illinois, late Speaker of Illinois House OF Repre-.
sentatiyes, and Grand Master OF A. +. and A. Nj Of
the State of Illinois. .I. F..
FRERroRr, Oct 2l, 1863
DR. H. SEELYE: Dear Sir-In reply to your notice
OF the 18th inst, would say that severely attic
ted with Calarrh for years. when became acquainted
with you and bought two bottles OF your Liquid Catarrh
Remedy. Before had used one bottle j was sensbly
improved and before the second bouIe was finished
was completely cured. can recommend the medicins
70 all athlete with CatarFhr ~ - ~ = Hsssi u
| q iTfHy TT Tiios. o., TURNER.
This is to certify that in the OF DR.. Seelyes Ca
tarrh Remedy, | experienced much relief and have
heard many speak OF it being invaluable for the sure
of Catarrh. Yours, &c, M
Chicago, May ~, 1854. EDWARD ely
From Parmy" the wellrknown Halter, under the Ire.
mont House Chicago nj. o..
DR. D. H.. SEELYR Il Co.: Gentsl--Y eur Catarrh Rem.
edy have used, and fully recommend il the bes
remedy known II has cured me, and believe it is q
certain cure in all cases, JOHN PARMLY.
Chicago, ILL.,, May g. 1864. ......
For sale by all Druggists. Ife23-05iy.
Sold in ST. Clairsvilleby Isaac II. Patterson, and hy
Druggists everywhere. ff " .. d.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1866-02-15

TEACHERS EXAMINATION, at the usual
place. Saturday Feb oath, at Q O'clock,
precisely, < ssissA-si rr Z ri asJ
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SYMPTOMS

The symptoms OF Catarrh they generally appear
are al 6rs! very slight. Persons find they have cold
that they have frequent attacks, and more sensitive
to the changes Of temperature In this condition. the
afterward becoming thick aud adhesive AS The disease
becomes chronic the discharges increased in quanti-
~ and changed in quality; they thick and
heavy, and are hawked or coughed Off The secretons
are offensive, causing bad BREATH the voice is thick
and harsh the eyes are weak; the of smell is
lessened or destroyed deafness frequently takes place
Another common and important symptom of Catarrh is
that the person is obliged to clear his throat in the
ing OF thick or Shiny mucous which has fallen down
from the head during the night When this takes place
the person may be sure that his disease is way 10
the lungs, and should lose time in arresting it
The above are but few OF The many Catarrhal Synp
toms.
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Administrators Notice.

NTOfICE is hereby given that the Probate Court to
Y Belmont County, Ohio. the undersigned was ap
pointed and qualified Administrator OF the estate o.
Jua"a d. Fox, decd, late OF said County.
All those indebted to said estate are reque sed to make
immediate payment; and those having claims agans
SAID estate are notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date
b. ELLIS DUNCAN. Admr
February 8, 1S66-3w
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.9dp,ss,istratos,s .1ottec.

NOTICE is hereby given that at the Probate Court 70,
y Belmont County, Ohio the undersigned was ar
pointed and qualified as Administrator, with the will
annexed oil the estate OF Moses Gven deceased, late
OF said county.
All those indebted 10 said estate requested 70 max,
immediate payment; and those having claims against
said estate are notified to present them for settlement
within one year from this date. -
. f.. ISRAEL GIVEN,
Admir- with the will annexed.
Feb. 8. 1866.
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UHr Ohio game law is now In force. Let
spoftssnen bear II in mind. gsf a'aF p.rt
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Probate Court.

FTOUdIt COurl.
NOrICE is Lereby gwen that the following nsmed
1N Executors, Administrators and Guardians bsye
filed in my office, at St. Clairsvile Ohio their
and vouchers Tor settlement, 10 wit:
James Tallmau. Guardian 4 Isabella McClanahau
Alex. G. Osborn, Admir- oil SAm +. Thompson, deed
P& w. A. Lueas, Ex'rs OF Elisha N. Lucas. dac'd
q IL Heberling. Ex'r Of Achilles ID Johnson, deed
a D Rice, Adm'r OF John Patton, deed.
Q. J. Swaney, Admir- Of Josephus Walker, decd.
J. II. Marshall, Guardian of Wm. r. Montgomery
James A: Gray, Admir- of Elizabeth Cochran, deed
l. Schooley, Adm'r Of Broomhall McKisson, dec d.
John Mcklsson, Admir- OF Joseph Gay, deed.
John hIckisson, Guardian OF Catiarine C. Daley.
John Mckisson, Guardian Of James p, Amy VI. and
William 5. McM!llen.
Israel Steer, Admir- of JordoniBerry deed.
The six hrN above named will be for hearing and
settlement on the Odd aud the last on the 2ilh day.
OF February next.
DAVID HARRIS,
Feb. 1, 1886. Probate Judge
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S. +. DEAN, Recorder.
AN ORDINANCE

In relation to and providing for the grant
ing of Licensesin in the Incorporated Village
of Martins Ferry. f
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See gatarrh Remedy.

- .e1t ssait' 'ls1sofA - sls.s ,.u'o- 2 z
s~5s -
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ROAD NOTICE.

A PETITION will be presented 10 the Commis sion.
IA ers OF Belmont County. at their next March se.
slon praying for change Of the location OF the Iouny
Road leading from Little McMahon's Creek to the Ma
uonal Road in Riehlaud Township. Belmont County
commencing at the house of David Brown and ruuninp
Eastwardly 10 the National Road-disiance about 25
rods; and vacatins the Toadthat runs wes,wardy
iroin said Browns to The National Road-distance
about 20 rods. Allin the lands OF said Brown.
Feb |, ls6G.-s
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Certificate of Authority.

- . - OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF
a o b. first
aocksorb
d ehe
AN no Of
uiry6
u dxDs
h subscribed O
snANfl .t H orof ofsse
.@e.| JOSEPH WOODROFFE at CLAIRSVILLE
.,-a go, j. Ms CRAFTY, Agent BEL,IAIRE
JAMES HI. FERGUSON, Agent BARNESVIILE
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.a,,,alf s.r -.,.t ig g,-sse2 !fas 500 e
~ .EHs- e. F-ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16
FEBRUARY 1s.

MORE ABOUT TIE DRowNIEG-FULL
PARTIcULARs-FoUR LIVES Losr.-In
yesterdays paper we referred to the
probable drowning of four of our citi.
Eens, and expressed the hope that the
party referred to might have returned
to the opposite shore, but it turns out
that such was not the case. Messrs. ID.
G. Evans, w. E. Stockton, John M. App
and Samuel Grammer were all lost
From the best and most reliable infor-
NATION that can be had, We arrive at
the conclusion that the skif capsized
about the middle of the river, opposite,
or perhaps little above, the point at
which Huston & Co. 3 wbarfboat is lying.
We had CONVERSATION with one Of the
ferrymen, who states that he saw the
boat cspsize, and states that it was at 3
point as above described. The skifI
that contained the party was recovered,
we are informed, near the mouth of Pig
con creek. The calling for help seem
ed to proceed from several persons, and
moved on down the river, eeasing at a
point not far from Mr.. .. B. Halls
wharfboat 1t may seem strange that q
greater effort was not made to save
them, but it happened just at q
time when the wharfbostmen were
at supper, and heexceeding roughness
of the river rendered even an attempt to
do so extremely hazardous, and success
barely possible. The ferryman, with
whom we conversed, informedaus that
he had attempted to rowto the unforta-
nate bark from the opposite shore, ont
failing to reach IL it time, he returned
His returning was noticed, and that gave
rise to the hope that Mr. Efans and his
party had returned to the KentAaky side.
This is, indeed, o sad affair. Mr., Ev-
ans was young man, and the last male
of an old family. Mr.. Evans's grand.
father was the founder Of thu -eity, of
Evansville. The last male of athe
family il hurried 10 prematars death
by drowning, In, the organization of
the AID Regiment. of Indiana Infantry,
Mr.. Evans was Commissioned Adjutant,
which position he held til after the bat
tie Of Chaplin. Hills, near Perrygille.
KY, after which be returned home. Mr..
App and Mr.. Grammar were also yonng
men, and were we'll known in the city. (
Mr. Stockton leaves an interesting
family to mourn his loss. He too, was a
well known citizen of this city. We
hope We may never again have cause
to record such q sad casualty as this.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

BRUrAL-An inhuman mother in
New Albany, . few days since, gave
birth to child, which she attempted to
kill, by throwing it in.the vault Ct an
clubhouse. Its cries attracted the at.
tention Of some passers-bg, who rescued
the little infant from its dreadful prison,
The woman, whose name was Elizabeth
Hand, was arrested and lodged in Jail
Her husband had been soldier, and
she confessed to her guilt said that she
had been seduced by man named La
hue, who resides at Columbus, Ohio
Verify there is crime enough, these lat
ter days. :.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16
LocaI1Notfces. )

The FATE OF MATTINGLY-Seeing the
notice in the JOURNAL, was reminded
that bad seen Mr.. Mattingly on the
morning of February 9th, and conversed
with him about five minutes. It was on
Main street, between First and Water,
and nearly or quite in front of McGary
& Co.'S store. While conversing with
him1sa gentleman passed, and friendly
salutations passed between him and Mr..
Mattiugly. Who was this gentleman
The fact is important. If any one saw
Mr.. Mattingly conversing with another
person at or about the above time, will
be report himself at the drug store Of
Cloud Il Akin2 B. f. RAwLINs.
By request of friends.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16
s@ In speaking of the sad calamit t,

9 1g In speaking of the sad calamity
that befell the friends Of the four gentle:
men who lost their lives by drowning,
evening before last, the Courier says:
g sin fact, all were good citizens, and
their loss is an irreparabIe one to the
city, and to the Democratic party, with
which they were all connected"
1t strikes us that the subject was
rather q sad one in which to refer to a
mans political opinions. 1t, is alto,
gether owingto mans taste Perhaps
Il was from a political stand point that
the Courier viewed the loss as fires
parable" 1t has o heartless look to say
the least of il. II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

MAD SroSE-A Mrs. Taylor, of Terre
Haute, has the only article known as
the " mad, stone" in this State, esbe-
lieye. That lady says it has long been
in use, and when used none have been
affected or died with hydrophobia. The
stone is porous and when applied will
stick until the poison fills the pores. A
healthy person cannot cause it to- adj
here The pores when filed With poi
son are cleaned by being soaked in
warm milk The lady makes no charge
for its use, and asserts that large num-
Der of cases have been cured by its use.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16
SALE.
Public sac,

n1HE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING SOLD HIS
i Farm, viii, on Thursday February 18th,
1866. at 10 O'Clock m, offer for sac. at public
suction. at his farm on the Straight Line Rail-
road, i've miles from the city, and one n lie east
Of the Peterborough Station, q. q O. Railroad, the
following described articles:
Household and Kitchen Furniture. Brood
Mare Syears old I hne Bay Stallion, years old,
sired by BnfoFd, Dam Glencoe; fine Filiys two
years old; l fine Filly, 1 year old; good milk
Cove, / Heifsr, Brood Sows, with IS shoats !;
500 bushels Ear Corn, W heat and hay, Moving
Machine, Hnbbard's Patent I tw5-horse Wagon.
Farming Utensils Of all kinds. Also, stand Of
TERMS OF sALE.--0n all sums over IS 90 q
credit Of u months Will be given, the purchaser
giving note with approved security, drawing ak
per cent interest. All sums under IS, cash.
febf2 At @-1A JAS. HAYHURST.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16
PAFaNF MEDICINES.
sYPH1r1r1c CURE.

~ AZ I.Ir
n tHI5 CELEBRATED Remedy Is an IN
2 i FALLIBLE CURE Pr STPHLTs 10 The
Primary, 30 ondary, and Te dary Stsoes + -
In all large cities there ex sta a confaQious
sexual disease called SYPHILIS, which Is capable
Of transmits ion BY ino ulafIon- DR.. nerfss
syphilitic Cure 4 the o=ly medicine tiAaf viii
cure yphiiis in ell it. various aud ccr1piicated
forms, and thoroughly eradicate she eyphlIitlc
poison virus from The system 4. - = - :
Eymptarps Of the Fira or Primary Stag e-This
Is known By chancrts or ulcers appearing soon
after al exposures To cure the dszf - Re. ,1sa
Dr.. Marks syl hilitie Cure Pills aud sylA ilitic
Wash, etc, whici never fills 20 cure SyphiIIs n
a fe~ days From i've to fifteen dsssf IlhfaI
treatment usually sufices 10 cure the frst stage
One or two packages nev~ fails 10 cure thig
stage. Price per package, Si2 90
Symptoms Of the Secondary sfaoe Of svahfIis
This Is known by the following. Ulcers In fhs
mouth, nose throat glands, akin, head. nails
mucous membranes, eancercus sores On the arms
aud legs, eruPtioDs on tn skin, serofnia, etc "a
cure the second stage, use Dr. Marks syphflitit
Cure, Pills, and Throat Wash If the throat IL nj
cerated; If not, omit the Wash. T rs 8
These medicines are an infallibae cure for thu,
stage II used sufficient length Ok time to eradt
cate the poison from the system. Price per pack
age, $40 30, Including Throat Wash: II omitted
50 60 per package - 800. h
ls.--1h age Is known BY the folIowing symp
toms; Nodes, or hard and painful tumors or III
bones, enla cement Of the Joints, or contractions
bard pail In the bones aud joints eariess, or De
cay OF sue d NOS n9putttiCtt u&NDAtAaNu dtt1EA
ton of tho parts, tic. To curs tie third, or ter
tfary stag, use Ir Marks Cure and Fills. Thea
medicines will cure the longest standing ant
worst cases. They win cure the most sxcrueiat
ing pains in the tones and joints in 9 few days
Price per package, SO 90 - sni t-
1 as ADxscE TO THE AFFLICTED
Read this symptoms above described Of eacl
stage n Syphilis add procure Is once The madi
cinss for tho Stage with which you suffer. The.
will effectuslls cure you. i1e7'TAi 70
!. Ireatisel On syphiliiic Discs, giving plail
directions % cure Tbs. difsrss stages, accompa
nlCs each package OF the medicine
B, Dr.. Marks syphiiitic Cure and ssills ar
az ipfAlliblc cure for Rheumatism, NJ matte
how long stendine or how bad. They remov
the cause, and TIE cure is sertain and permanent
Price, 50 90 per package. n 81 = tir-f1fl. IS
The medicines will be sent by express to al
parts OF the cerhtry on receipt Of the money, AMI
70 cents additional TO pay for boxing and ship
ping.
Prepared and sold by DR.. Z. Easterly & Co.
No. 20 North Fifth stseet, st. Louis, MO-, and q
their branch store, No. %, Madison street, Chi
caFd, illinois. -
liFor sale sy the druggists, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

MADAME PILoTo This eminent As
trologienne and Clairvoyant, on account
of great press of business, was unable
to leave as she advertised. She will
remain in the city for week or ten
days longer, to give all chance to con-
suit her in regard to their future. She
may be found at room No. 5.'Washing-
ton House, from the hours Of = A. NJ. to
9 P. NJ. She is also a Physician, and
has. performed some very wonderful
cures. All those who are in any way af-
ficted, will do we'll to give her q CALL
Febl5 ct
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

SA-One of the workingmeu of our
city will favor his co7laborerss with. his
views Of the Courier aud it's efforts to
humbug them, in to-morrow's JOURNAL.
he proposes to put no fictitious signature
to his opinion, but stand forth like a
man and let the people know who he is
and what he thinks.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-16

4 MATHEMArlcs-0ur four hundred
per cen" neighbor has been indulg-
ing in few more mathematical cal
culations They are astonishing
produce wonderful results. It is an es-
innate of the amount Of money the
JOURNAL Co. realizes from the labor of
hired girls.
IL For years past, and until lately,
when they secured the services of a very
honorable mechanic. Mr.. Gorse, who IL
has been unable to use, II paid women
who did work worth to it from $50 to $75
per week the shameful prices of 50, 81
and S. for their laborr'
Now the question arises, ifthe JOURNAL
Company realize so great profit (more
than -four hundred per cent? off of
the labor of girls employed, what must
be the profit, realized off the labor of
experienced gmechanics, whose wages,
Of course, are only graduated according
to the labor they perform and the man
ner in which it ia done7 We confess the
question. Ia too poaderous foE Us, and
would suggest that our friend Benin,
of the Commercial College, take the
question. under consideration, and lay it
before his students for solution. The
solution, we feel sure, will produce a
more astounding result than the use of
the Ives" lamps did, and the !" Ives
lamp produced almostza as wonderful a
result as that of Aladdin sariRg OF
"four hundred per cent? +" which is three
times as much as all of any given
thing. az
It seems to Us that the workingmen
will not fail to discover in our neighbor
man pre-eminently FIT for champion
of their tights. We would suggest that
he would be of invaluable service to a
mercantile establishment in calculating
"proft and los" and would prove "a
"huge" adjunct to q" Savings" Bank,
He would doubtless introduce new
light into those branches of business
that was never dreamed of before.