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NewsYork Market
s.roxr-v MARKET.

uThe New York Evening Post Of Friday August I"
ssys: ,..,,,o on oovsrn.
The chief topic Of interest the advance on
at ~ honda in which there has been an acuVe move
ment caused partly by the failure OF cern m denress
So have been trying various msnouvres 70
.h. market The advance Of Five-twenties IN non'on
this morning is also due probably to am,aT To- e
The loan market is unchanged ls oiincI Ths cur.
=, ,.rgs balances at more than per cent dne cur
pioy u. Sor caI loans in 4a5 and for discounts 6aoN
Ss stoct marke. is dull but firm. In government"
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November 90
TUE 0RANGEBURG NEWS.

DunIJsBED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT
oranpcburg, S. C. Terms 81 per annum' III ao
vance. =, < ox,ra oonios of tbe
During the spring and fall seasons extra copies oa ue
on.SnrHJRi News will be circulated for the Dencnt o
our advertising patrons - A., , ,;hor,
,m",n sdircss SAMUEL DIBBLE,
~ Editor Orangeburg News.
1hr,or,, q, Orangeburg.
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Cons,gnees per south Carolina Railroad.
August 81.
11s bales Cotton 10 bales Yarns ca bags Flour 10 bbls
Spirits Turpentne, Cattle, cars Lumber, car
Old Iron &c Courtenay 4 Trenholm, Railroad Agent,
Robson Gruber 4 Martin, G W Williams Co. W W
Fawcett G Pritchett d Busch. yelling.
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CAR D.

It's with feelings OF pride American manufacturers
that we publish the following tcstimoniaa which have
bean received Dy rs recently:
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THALBERG.
GOTTsCHALK.

consider Chickering & Sons Pianos, beyond oon.
parison, the best I have ever seen In America.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.

FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Queen Cook, cleared. Il
The Chattanooga Freeman July %
MIDDLEsBoRoUGH, ENG.
Br brig Beonp, Rawlings, sailed. July
VALENCIA.
The Yole Angler -, sailed. June Is
DOMESTIC.
BELFAST, Me.
schr Sarah Buck, White, sailed. .Jny %
BANGOR, ME-
Schr Eclipse, Pendleton cleared.
BOSTON.
Brig Josie DevereauI Clark, cleared 'Amsust 20 ~
Brig Cyclone, -, up. nmto,St IA
Big F Geary Conalin, cleared. Angus. "a "a
Schr Marian Gage Shepherd, cleared. ..aueus. ~ ~
Schr Chloe, -, Boston, up ...'-'. '4A"s' "
JEW YORK.
Steamship Moneka, Marshman cleared. 'aueus.
Brig Sacramento LawBon cleared. August q.
Brig Susan Voorhees,, Fuford. cleared Angus. q.
Schr Jonas Smith, Nichos, up. august -
PHILADELPHIA.
Bark orcha, Havner cleared August 20
Schr Williams, Thompson, sailed. August
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MISCELIAM E GUS.

There comcth glad tidings ofJoy to all,
To Young and 10 old, to great and to small;
The beruty which once was so precious anu rare
Is FREQ for all, and all may be fair.
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n,o Cnor,e,,on Cotton Market.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS
CHARIEsToy. saturday Evening, August 81, 1867 J
Buyers operated at easier rates. but the transactions
we're too limited TO establish quotable decline Sales
"a bales, say at 211; at 49, q. 22K at 2s% at
a. We quote:
Tow M,ddli,o. .2SH@4
Midding. .24hS25h
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

NEW yoRK-Per steamship Saragossa-4Se bales Up
land Cotton, 16 bales Cotton. II bales Yarn 49
bundles Paper 80 sacks Wheat, 45S bbls Rosn. lao
ship Champion-S7 bales Cotton, 267 bbls Rosin Sc
bbis Flour Is bales Yarn, SO packages Sundries, Il
rolls Leather, 100 empty Barrels.
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10000 PIANOS.

In the construction Of which they have introduced every
known and valuable Improvement They have inyaris-
bly, been selected and used by all Of the worlds
osced0ed great who have visited thin country
professionally, both for private and public use
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WEHLI.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever seem 10
this country or III Europe. ,
aYnraaaon that ts needed IN music and It's quality II
capable Of change to meet every sentiment. This
rare mower and is derived from the perfect purity Of
its tone together with its sympathetic elastic and we'll
balanced touch.
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By the use OF
CHASTELLAR'S
WHITE LIQUID
ENAMEL,

For ImprOying and Beautiylng the CUlHPIeATUn'
The most valuable and perfect preparation IN use LOT
giving the skin beautiful pearkc tint that Is only only
Nc RIotches Moth Pitches, SaLowness Erupuons,
and all impurities of the sh1n kindly healing the same
leaving the skin white and clear as aabaser lts use
vcaetabe preparation is perfectly harmless It Is the
ony article OF the kind used by the French and IS con-
sdcred by the Partisan as indispensable 10 periec.
toilet UPWARDS of $4,000 bottles we're sold during te
mast year sufficient guarantee OF its efficacy Price
only IS cents Sent by mail, postpaid on receipt OF IN
of'ef '' BERGER, SHUTS CO.. Chemists,
285 River ST., Troy, N Y.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER,
CONNORS g. "a II TIE Il
PROpRIETORS.

,>rp11supn EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING AT
'Ianc,ster C. H.. C. Having large subscription
list, it offers favorable medium to Merchants anu an S
adv ertsers who desire to extend their business III m t'
MINOR Districts of the state Rates Of advertising IL"
craI. specimen copy OF paper sent on application.
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siNIELls sIMILlBUS CURANTER.

HOmEcpATuIC SPECIFICS
CIAyE PROVED. FROM TIE MOST AMPLE E1PE.
III RIENCE, an entire success: :Simple-Prompt-km-
,ient and Reliable. They are the only medicines per.
fecty adapted popular use-so simple that mistakes
,annot be- msJe In using them; harmless AZ to be
rree from danger anu 90 efficient TO be always reis
Die They have raised the highest commeraaton nom
ali, and viii always render saanactlon.
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, August 2s.-CorToN-No sales to-day. Low
Middlngs nominaly 2Sa23hc.
GoLD-At 140a1I buying and selling
FxCHANoE.-New York Sight checking at u premium,
and par to prero buying. New Orleans sight par 10
prem. Sterling nominal
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The Bennettsville journal"

Hcnncttsville s. C.. in the eastern portion OF the
State by STUBBS X LITTLE Proprietors, and oilers
superior inducements to Merchants and all others WHO @
wish to extend their business in TINS seeto ., .mu ~
Dee country We respectfully solicit the patronage o'
our Charleston friends. ,,or
Terns-s3 per aunum, invariably in advance. AdVer'
isements inserted ut very reasonable rates. Outy .
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

IMPORTANT OERTIFIOATEA.
RooHEsTxR, N. z, December 2S, 1861.
meusrs p H. DRAKE Il COL have been great suf.
erer nom Dyspepsia for three four years. bad TO
abandon my profession. About three months ago
Tiled the Plantation Bitters, and to my great Joy
nov nearly we'll man. have recommended them In
seyer. cases and, far Is know, always with signal
banent lam, respectfully yours,
Rey. J, 8. OATHORN.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Angus. 2S.-CorTos-The stag
nation noticed in yesterdays report was partially con-
tnued to-day There little no alteration in the
Offering supply and factors steadily adhered TO previ
GUS requirements thereby shutting out parties whose linn
ls were restricted the movement confined to few
buyers holnn ORDERS the execution OF which would not
admit Of postponement Hence the days transactions
were light aggregaing barely 776 bales generally In
tended for the completion Of previously unfinished bust
nees Prices were Irregular and easier but MT quoaby
lower the market closing at our quotations, with
tenc ency evidently downward. With the above re-
marks we repeat nomnay follows Ordinary 21a23c;
Good Ordinary 24a-; Low Middling 26ha-, and Mid
ding 2Sha-
STATEMENT COTTON.
Stock on hand September 1865. bales 1O2.0S2
Received to-day ,se 20 roc COO
Received previousy. 1855 <44-'66,bSs
Additional bales made from wrecked, loose,
burnt and damaged Cotton, pickings,
samples, iS'S1'-''sso1
ss2 ,s4s
Cleared to-day. SAl
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n hand and on slipboard. .........
Wilmington Market.

Wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, August S0.-The transactions in
country produce to-day have been quite small and are
as follows;
TURpENTINE-Only 81 bbs received and sold at So 80
for virgin and yellow dip, and 81 65 for hard 2s0 fbs
SPIRITS TURPENTISK-Sales Of rs bbs. on private
terms and 90 do. at sake. p gallon.
Rogrs-Saes Of 676 bbs. at So SO for black, So for
strsined common and IS l5asS 20 for No. q No transac
tons reported in other grades.
TAR-se bbls. changed hands at 50 25 q Dbl.
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8. T.-1S60-.X.

"a anile was on her np-health was IN hes 100!
strength was In hor ctep, and In her hancs-fI'1A'
3YoH RrIymA"
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PHILADELPHIA. 10th Month, 18th Day, 1862.
RESPECTED FnIEND:-My daughter has been much
beneatted by the Of thy Plantation Bitters. Thou
vtlt send me two bottles more.
Thy friend. ASA OURRIN.
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CHERAW ADVERTISER,
DpvoTFD TO LITERATURE, SCIENCE. ART.
AGRICULrURE and MISCELLANEOUS NEWS
Theraw s. C. Published weekly, by H. c. POWELL
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
One one year, ''-'' m
One copy six months -.''''..'''.''-' no
One copy three months. 90
Five copies one year
One Square, lines or less first insertion.. o
For each subsequent insertion :orei or they
All Advertisements to be distinctly markeu VI oonr
will be published until ordered out and charged accoro
ingy ,.;. 49, b ,,. ro.r , lbo.
raj deduction the above rates Will Dc lha"e'
,-rlIInh
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THALBERG's OPINION.
consider Chickering Il Soma Pianos, beyond com.
8. THALBERa,
Chairman Of Jury on Musical Instrumon
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During the past eight years have constantly paysd
upon the Justly celebrated Erard Panos yours the
only instruments that have found either here or In
Europe equal them In all their points of excellence.
It may be satisfactory to our patrons and friends
among the public large to state that testimonials have
been received from all the leading artats who have
visited residing In the United States, fex oa
whose names, besides those above, append:
LEO. DE MEYER. GUSTAV SATTRR-
ALFRED JAEIA j. BENEDICT.
a. eANDERSON, NJ STRAKOSOH,
B. HOFFMAN. JULIEN
ARTHUR NAPOLEON.
And many otherA
sr ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS AND PaIOE Lists
BENT BY MAIL.
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LONDON. January Il, 1865.
LONDON. July 10, 1885

Kears. OAickering d Sons:
GENTS: Ihave Just been invited by Messrs Coiard 70
try Grand PAno-forte manufactured by you, nndI
have no hesitation In endorsng the opinion OF my old
friend Mr. @. D. CollArd, That It is the finest In
strument ever played on.
J. l. HATTON.
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8. T....1880....X.

Another wonderful Ingredient Of great use among
the Spanish ladies of South America imparting besuy
Known TO the com morce Of the world aud withhold
itz nslae for the present.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12

One curious incident that occurred at the
announcement Of tie prizes at the Paris
Exposition the Gable, doubtless for fear Of
injuring the harmony Of the narrative. omits
10 mention. When Mr.. Hughes. the invent
OF Of the Printing Telegraph, was called up
% receive his prize, the Emperor took his
hand, making him an exception to all the
other recipients Of medals. Mr.. Hughes. as
he touched the Imperial finger. slipped into
tie august palm Of bis serene IIighness a
little bit Of paper containing the last mes
sage received by the Gable, and printed by
the machine for which be was just being dec
GRATED. Ii contained these Lass words -
"Maximilian is shot Ills last words were.
Poor CarlOtta - - His Royal Serenity read
the telegram, and Immediately gave evidence
of fearful agitation. His cheek blanched,
his hands trembled, and the diamonds on the
Imperial garter luivered 80 in the sunlight
that shout arose from the admiring multi
tu3e. What the Emperor thought is, Of
course, not to be exactly known. But We
may conjecture that he heard over all the
shouts and music, ablve the booming of
guns and the salvcs Of artillery, the single
shot that was death to his insane ambition
as TO hIs deluded dupe, the singe cry as OF
c woman-younS, beautiful and gOod-an-
swerIng to the last cry Of her young hus-
band-"PJor CariOtta i' Poor Maximil-
ian ~ Y. Tribune.
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IuE CRors.-The Chicago Journal has an
extensive agricultural correspondence thro'-
out the entire wet. Commenting on it
Friday evening, it says:
During the past week, in all our correspond
ence, We hear not a single wOrl Of actual dam
age done crops, though We have the usual fears
expressed that "if it don't soon rain," or ''if
1t don't soon stop raining" we will not have as
good crop as expected. In the great wheat
hells Of Southern Illinois. where the choicest
wheat Is raised, reaping machines by hundreds
are now at this moment whirring through the
golden grain and gathering out Of harms way
one Of the Ues, wheat crops ever raisol in Egypt.
We know Of one firm ia SOnthern Illinois which
sold the past season, in SIX counties, four hun
drel and SIX new reaping machines, and these,
together with all the hundreds Of old ones in the
same district, are now at work. This item NAV
give some idea Of the magnitude Of the crop in
that section. And gradually the army Of har-
yesters is coming north. gathering the fruits Of
the earth as they come, and a few weeks will
tell the tale, If We mistake not, Of bountiful
harvest that shall make the heart Of this nation
respond in thanksgiving to Him who openeth
HIS hand literally and supplieth the wants OF
every living thing.
y traveller reports that the appearance of
tie wheat fields, from Southwestern Missouri
to liarrisburgh, Pa, is perfectly magnif-
cent. Such Is the breadth OF ground cover
cd, and 50 fine the condition Of the crop. as
TO aiioEd a sight uncqual!cd before in this
country. We may, therefore, reasonably
expect. in the fall, return to the old prices
OF hreadstufs, especially as the reports from
other sections are Of the same tenor with
this report from five of the largest wheat
growing States in the Union.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12

1t is said that Mr.. Crosby Of OPcra-housc
lottery notoricty is collecting paintings for a
repetition of that notorious swindlc. lie
OH .inaily made his money in a whiskoy
gambling speculation; put his gains in the
Ora House and los, all by another gam
o operation; got up his lottery and
cll-c ont Of it with his house AMI 5000 600
And now, 1t seems, he proposes 70 try the
experiment over again on a gulliblc public.
II he docs. We trust thc laws against
lotteries and sllc Of lottery tickets viii BE-
risidly enforced against it, and that the
scheme will be lrowned on by every decent
person.
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AcclDN1s.-A y r1ckaway in which j. IL
Start and &. W. Hopkins Of this city, and a
Mr.. Wright Of New York we're riding on
Sunday afternoon, came IN collision with a
buggy belonging to \. L. Catlin, Ed on
Church St. in front Of LOOMS q Allen :
Store the buggy was upset and the pole oi
the roekaway broken. Capt Start was
tbrown ont and somewhat bruised the 9th
er two jumped out safely
John MulIigan, clerk for q. NJ. PetersVn'
was thrown out OF Mr.. Pcterson'e wagon
Saturday afternoon. ON Water Street at the
Battery, the horse having taken iis"' ana
run away. Mulligan in the lail Tueek
tree on the sil,wilk auI va =e'c'eil
! bruised
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Arro,o- o.! Nr. P.u.a' l1rr upan
o. Tie SEWN. N.,iia..' ir 20 h-cuumbcr
Of tic AI.at. Mor.lIy. Coi'nd Stcrhcn
A Walka relates ttc loll1wius au,cdotc ::
In the h., Of Is52 the goycrumeat vas
hard pressed for funds 90 pay troops or any
other creditors, and the c5uscqa qaelt suierings 10
soldiers families vas very great. From July.
1852, 20 about January -, l-t5, no payments
were made At this time l was a paymastcr in
the army. vith an Office in Washington One
Iay a private soldier came molestly into my
Office and took corner seat % wait the notice
Of shCuldCr-strap dignity Ills turn came, and
/ turned 10 him with a Iaironiziug manner,
have no doubt, aud said, Now, what cln 10
for u, ny man " lie replied that he had o1lleI
% see about the payment Of the Seventeenth
Connecticut. | interrupted him with the often
rc-lcaIsoi stosy, that | could not work without
money, that the government could furnish none,
and that s0liIcrs must wait On paymasters TIL
the mill could turn of some more greeabacks.
NhercuTol the soldier remarked that he knew
I the government was in straits, and that he hal
called % ild out hJw much money would BE-
/ wanted 90 Iay his regiment and If | would
| tel him that be stood really 20 furnish IT,
I These vcIe rather magical and astonishing
| vorl, % Mr.. Omccr. Tie private was much
th. Iie-cst man after al, and this blue coat was
wrarf,l about Some distinguished m0ney-loFl.
/ sss5l LIs name, Of c0uTse and Of course II
Wes Elias Howe, Jr Running over the rolls o
the 7, -iag cut, found should need $4,000 tC
nav IL. received & lrah for tbs amount, fol
/ which gave him a memorandum receipt, pay
abIe w4ou I should be 10 funds and a day oi
tv7g Ter, at Fairfax Court House, nearly 8
thousand men wCre made hsppy By the bounty
Of one who in bis proper place on the roll re
ceip.ed lr 50 90 ii MS own money A'tl
over two months wases-lnl sigdei his nam
s.PrIvate Llias Howe. Jr.
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The CAsE or Rzy. ). VI. MERRI1L.-Ihc
only additional facts brought by the papers
across the Lake. in reference to this strange
ease. is tIat suit Of clothes, coat, pants
and yos,. have been found sccrcted on the
line of tue Railroad, mile or two from the
river. which arc supposed by many to have
been those Of tic missing man, although II
Is said Ms. Merrill docs not admit them TO
have been her husband e. Mrs. NJ. Is spoken
of as an exemplary woman, who would not
be party to any plot Of Eight and fraud
The Plattsburgh SeHtiHel docs not "enter-
tam q shadow ol doubt" that Mr.. Merrill
was drowned, though it states that the ''gen-
eral sentiment" # the community does not
accord with its belicf The PlattsbnrGf
Repulacan says. "Ol the many reports and
surmiscs now ahoat IN cur community, VI
do not intend to speak. but shall wait iol
time to settle the question as to whether h
is drowned or not. Many Of our friend
stiJl incline to the l. lief that be Il IN TN
water
The KccseYille IaIuF think Mr. Moff'
was actually drowned. All the papers o."
tLat there il much room Tor doubt and cil
e,mstances bard to explain on any 'heor'
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12

Associate Justice Wayne, Of the United
States supreme Court. died at his residence
iu Washington Friday afternoon. lie had
been III for two weeks of typhoid fever. The
Judge was iH the 77th year o. his age. lie
was appointed b the Bench in lS3j by
PrtsI!cut jackson. No successor can be
appointed, as BY act Of Congress the Bench
% be reduced -ix IN number.
Late Dispatches from Mexico announce the
execution ol Santa Anna BY the Liberals,
which took place on tie 18th ult., at Sisll,
Nucatan, by order. 1t isTrcsumcd, OF Juarcz.
Yc; alyic.- from S.sal Of one day later sag
S.u,t Anna was 100 miles IRON there.
Mr. W. E. Kettle .f FAN River, Wei
known DO tac ,z-ciamp.ou toleSraPhCr. has
= sH-l Dos position ia the Western Union
I,,-. rb .licc ID ,l-t city. and is to occu-
ry 81 .s.u.u rendered him in the War De-
ral,m,u;. Washington.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12

The Burlington Manufacturing Company
are making arrangements to put in the ma
chinery to roll iron and cut nails, at the
rolling mill about half mile below kcesc-
vile. The Republican says .' Mr.. j. d.
Kingsland is now making the necessary ar
rangements, aud proposes to have the busi-
ness in operation this sumnor. 1t Is under
stood that Or. Nichols, Of the Burlington
company, will he the managing director
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12

VARIABLE MAr,-TLe Post Office Depart-
mont are having oficial MAPS published,
showing The location Of all thr offices in tie
different Satcs, and the exact route to them.
The routes by railroad, water. stage or other
means Of conveyance are plainly marked out,
and the frequency Of mails at each of the
smaller country Offices is also given. The
first OF these MAPS is already published and
covers the Now England States and eastern
Ncw York.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-07-12

l.,-IAND E BURLINGTON RAILROAD Inc
Rutland d Burlington Railroad have per
.,-tod srrau2cmcnts by which they are pre-
I4l,i To issuo milcaec tickets emitting the
hoII.r 10 ridc three hundred miles or more
yu aI.y pant Of the road from Battleboro 10
Burlington at the lJil,~ius rates 300
t.il.-. - 90. anu at tue s4nc rate tor any
distance less than I0C0 mikes. making the
iarc only cents per mile 1000 miles, 50
and At Tie amc Ta;c Tor any additional dis
tance. making 1t ogly p cents per mile
MiDi-t,Ie and rtulthts are allowed a sill
luithr deduc,iou oi s Vcr hundicd miles
These tictets tnuilr the holder to travel ri
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Long, AMI in vain, Jill --- s-.--l .3-i.es
of M5scs and Stephen Barrett l51A iJr tle
anna arancc Of their ricl uncle ir0m india lA
a carriage and four, AMI great was -Ac'l JAS
ornointncut and yczltil2 tl-rcat.
Then came the intelligence that be va
sics in London. Next came the news t--'-
bc was dead and had loit @ Uil.
What an intense desire r- know the ol--
t,nts of tbat " hat vli, furious ez-
citcment when lis c0ntcl5 became known (, (,
To Moses Barrett be devised one I'aI1
to buy coffin for tic d1s that las precious
son Lad threatened to sci on a lcg5lr-
10 Stephen Barrett he Lad oeqcc1'4,e4 l--g
/ pound three Ience-tLc pound 10 DC Ho' J'-o ..
/ u the parish po0T-tLe th-ee TcnlS 70 D1y
cold potatoes lor beEgaus, with Tie i.oi
that De and his pI5ua family would lu'
l their trust in the Lord.
To Henry Barrett and his Llils forever
hc had willci all the remainder oi lis vast
wealth. some half million pounds sterling
with Q hope that they would sometimes Te
call with pleasure the visit Of tLc ol1 white
haira. man they had onco-so kindly enter
tained
The old Lczgag oi t.a- dark. stormy
night, was NJ other taln Joshua Blrref
bimseli.
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NUMBER TWO.

any and all trains at all times at their own
pleasure. When the purchaser has rode ten
or any number Of miles more or less. the
number OF miles travelled is punched out by
the conductor. and so on until the whole
number Of miles represented on the ticket
has been travelled.