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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1867-11-08
MARRIED.

KIEFFER-KLTNE-AtO Orangeville. Sept, 10th,
by Rev. W. G. Hcsser Mr.. Franklin Kieffer of
Orapgevile to Miss Susan j. Kline, of Green
wood.
HESS-BRTNK--At Orangcvilc Oct 10th by the
Same, Mr.. Alexander Hess, of Benton, to Miss
Priscilla Brink, Of Jackson.
KLINE-HESS--At Orangeville. oct, llth, bv the
same, Mr.. A. j.. Kline, of Orange, to Miss Mary
&. Hess, of Fishingcreek
HARTMAN-LARISH-A the brides fathers
Oct Ith.. by the same. Mr.. Miner Hartman, of
Columbia co., to Miss Narcussa A. Larish, of
Sullivan co.
PIFER-WALTER-At Orangeyille, Oct. 3lsi, by
the same. Mr.. u tvid Pifer to Miss Mary T.. Wall
ter, both of columbia CO.
KINSMAN-WINN-OnM Monday the lith inst at
his office In Buckh 'rn by Jacob Harris Esq,
Mr.. Joseph Kinsnnn, OF Mpntour, township to
Miss Ellzlbeth Winn, OF Hem ocit township,
all OF Columbia co.
WHITENIGHT-LEE-At the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. n. spear, Mr.. Charles W.
Whltcnight, of Fshingcreek, to Miss. Sarah L..
Lee, Of Scott.
LAROS-SHANNON-O the 9th ult., at the
house of Dennsun Brink in Bloomsbury. by
the Rev l.. C, Sheip, Mr.. Joseph I.aros. an d
Miss Catharine shannon, both OF Easton, Pa.
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NHE RICHEST MAN IN THE

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FRoN BARON SOLOMON
ROTHSCHILD.
PARIS, Sth April, 1861, Is Rue Fauby, st. Honore
VIII you he kind enough to have forwarded TO
me here 30 bottles of your Indian I.iniment (; II
You will send at the same time the account, Will
forward you the amount through Mcssrs. Belmont
Co., New York.
Baron solomon Rothschild having recommend
cd to many of his friends Major LANES LINl-
MENT, and they being desrous To procure It, he
should advise him to establish depot in Paris.
THE INDIAN LINIMENT,
As "A relief. ever ready as killer OF pain, taken
inwaldly, or Outwardly applied, has no equal
For the relief and cure of Rheumatic and Neural
gc Affections, Sprains, Bruises, etc, II III un-
equalled, 1t Is also most efficacous, taken IN
wardly, in the cure of Cholera, Cramps and Pains
in the Stomaah Diarrhoea, Dysentery Cholera
Morhus, Cholera infantum, etc, and is without
exception the most wonderful Panacea the world
affords. No Family should be without IL. Every
Traveller by land or sea should have a bottle. Nj
ners and Farmers residing mt a distance from
Physicians should keep II constantly on hand
In case of Accidents and sudden attacks of Ston-
ach complaints, Its value cannot be estimated.
Inquire for Major Lanes Indian Liniment and
take no other Price, 80 cts. per bottle. For sale
at wholesale and retail by Demas Barnes etc. Co.,
81 Park Row, ~ v, Gale etc. Robinson, lsJ Green
wicst n. "; +. e.. Wells & Co., l92 Fulton-st,,
~ ": Chas. n. Crittenden, s 9th Ave, +. Y, and
by respectable Druggists throughout the world
None genuine unless signed by John Thos. Lane,
and cOuntcrsigned by j. TIane Co. ,Proprtetors
lbj broadway, N. Y, AS-Send Tor Circulars.
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- A REPOSITORY OF FASHION,
"A PLEASURE, AND INSTRUCTION."


The Publishers Will commence, on November
ISL the issue OF Harpers Bazaar, II weekly Illus
tratrd Family journal, devoted to Fashion and
Home Literature. Their aim is twofold: TO sup
ply the existing need of II Weekly Fashion News
paper, and to combine herewith flrst-cluss lit
erary journal, which will be Indispensable to ev-
ry household.
Arrangements have IN ade, at an immense cost
with the most celebrated OF the Fashion Papers
OF Europe, especially with the famous Bazaar OF
Berlin which supplies the fashions to the leading
advance, 20 that lenceforth the fashions will ap-
pear in Harpcr's Bazaar silu ulaneously with their
publication In Paris and Bern-an advantage
enjoyed by no other journal in the country.
The patrons of llarpers Bazaar will receive every
forty 10 fty tlll.sised ntterns of ndies misses
and chill ren's boz nets cloalss, dresses, under
clothing, ana other clothing, and other articles,
accompanied with the necessary descriptions and
directions, and occasion ally an elegant Colored
Fashion Plate Of the size ol Harper's Weekly.
Harpers Bnzar VIII contain IL folio pages OF the
size of ilarper's Weekly, printed OIL superfine cal
cnderud paper, and will lie published weekly
SUBSCRIPTIONS. 1865.
The Publishers hava peiectcd system of mail
ing by which they can supply the Magazine,
Weekly, and Bazaar promptly to those who prefer
to receive their periodicals directly from the Of
flee of publication. Postnasters and others de-
sirous OF getting mp Clubs will he supplied with
ShowRill on application.
The Postage Oh Harpcr's Bazar is 20 cents n year
winch must be paid at the subscribers post office.
TERMS :-iiarper's Bazaar, one year .........si 90
An Extra COPY OF either the Magazine, Weekly,
or baaar viii he supplied gratis for every club OF
llNr Subscribers at 81 20 each in one remittance;
or SIX opies for $50 90.
Back Numbers can he supplied at any time.
- subscriptions sem from British American
provinces must b" accompanied with ~ cents ad-
dltlOnhl To prepay United States POstag,. Adj
dress HARPER q HROTIIERS
nov y iao7' Franklin Square, N. Y.
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THE REV., j. G. CLARK, of Hunting
don county, Pa, will deliver Temper
ahce Lecture in the Methodist Church
OF this place on Saturday evening next,
ON inst under the Directions of the /.
o. OF q. Il.
q. c. KAHLER, q. w. CT.
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MAssAcHusETTs.

Bullock, Radical is elected by alb u I
25,OOO majority, against 6j, 900 last year !;
a Radical loss of 10000. The Liquor
men have carried both branches Of the
Legislature.
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DAINTS FOR FARMERS
d OF II HERS.
TIE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT COMPANY

Are now manufacturing the best. cheapest and
most durable Paint III use two coats well put ON
mixed with pure Linsoed OH, will last ten M.
teen ears II ls OF q light biewn or beautiful
chocolate color, and can he chaI.-cd to green,
lead, stone, olive, or drab to SUIT the taste
IF the consumer. II rs valuable for houses, barns,
fences, Siicuturu implements, carriage ana
car. makers, pals and wooden ware, canvas,
metal und shInso roofs, III being fire and water
PROOF BRIDGES, burial cases, canal boats, ships
and ships bottoms, floor oil cloths, lone Manu-.
facturer having used 500 bbls the past yea.J and
rs paint for any purpose IL unsurpassed for
body, durability, elasticity, and adhesiveness.
farmer for years to come. Warranted IN all cases
AS above. Send for " circular, which gives full
particulars. None genuine unless branded In
trade mark Grafton Mineral Paint. Address
DANIEL BlDWELl., Proprietor.
AGENTS WANTED.
sepBj7-lm 25i Pearl ST., New York.
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HANsAs.

THE principle issues in Kansas were
negro and women suffrage. Both are
defeated, though the "women" run
ahead of their colOred brethren.
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SPt CIAL NOTICES.
Iron in the Blood.


The necessity OF n due proportion Of iron in the
blood Is well known to nil m 'iictl men; when
1t becomes IT duced from any cause whntever, the
whole system suffers, the weakest part being first
attacked, and u feeling of langu"r, lassltude, and
"all goneness" pcrvades the system. Stimuiants
only afford Temporary relief. and have the same
effect as giving tired horse the whip instead of
oats. 1he true remedy is to supply the blood
with the necessary quantity of iron. This can be
done by using the
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
aprotected solution ofthe protoxide OF Iron, which
is prepared that 1t assimiates at once with the
blood giving strength, vigor and new life to the
whole system.
To take medicine to cure diseases occasioned by
a deficiency OF Iron IN THE BLOOD, without res
toring II to the system, is like trying to repair
building when the foundation is gone.
An eminent divine says: i have been using
the Peruvian SYKUP for some time past; IL gives
me new vigor, buoyancy ofspirits, elasticity OF
muscle"
Pamphlets containing certificates OF cures, and
recommendations from some Of the most emf
sent iree to any address.
The genuine has "PERuvIAS SYRUP' blown in
J,P. pINsMoRE Proprietor,
No. 81 Dey st., New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
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NEW JERsUY,

IN New Jersey there were only MEM
bers of the Legislature TO elect, and the
Democrats have secured majority in
both branches.
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4 GENTS WANTED FOR THE

- hlaiohl oE THE hEt RET SERVICE"
by Gen. l.. G, Baker. The astounding reyela.
tluis ana startling disclosures made In this work
are creating the most intense desire in the minds
OF the people to obtain II, lls official character
nnu 'i ready sale, combined wit an Increased COM
punllshed. Sthd lof circulars ana see our terms
ihu 9hu why u seiis Msler than any other work. Ad-
drehs l., GAltRElTS a co 7U2 Chestnut ST. Phila
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e

QTI WANTED-Agentst to sell the best low-t)f)n0
01I.lpr"ed Sewing Machine ever made--ei- -NIlllI
's,her by the month or on commission. vooV
emhrnider equal to a high-prlcsd machine. Cut
nmy my lhrd stitch, and the goods viii tear before
,ne mes seam VIII give out. From SO TO $40 per
month, rxl enses paid. Address
NOV l. 1867. Ohio
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JUSTICE, WITH HERSCALES, HAS
WEIGHED RADICALISM IN
THE BALANCE AND 1T HAS
BEEN FOUND WANTING.
THE VERDICT OF THE
PEOPLE HAS DECI-
DED THAT "7his isa
White Mans GOrern-
ment, established By
White Men, for
White Men and
for their pos
terity .torer-
err
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For all the Protcan forms of Disease originating
sCROFULA.

SCROFULA
such as Salt Rhcum, Cancer, Consumption, &C.,
there is nothing can equal the purifying effects
of Iodine when administered in n pure state.
DIR. H. ANDERS' IODINE WATER
Is pure solution OF Iodine dissolved in water,
without solvent, and IL the best remedy for
Scrofua and kindrod diseases ever discovered.
Circulars free.
p. DINSMORE,
80 Dey street. New York.
Sold by Drugl lists gencrly.
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~ III f $ &C II A y TON
DAILY REPUBLICAN
will be issued and after Nov. L. 1857 in time to
he sent by the
EARLIEST MORNING TRAINS OF THE
Delaware, Lackawann, & Western;
Lnckawnnna Il Bloomsbury;
Lehigh Valley;
Lehlgh Susquehanna; and
Delaware i Hudson
Railroads, 1t will reach points within Fifty or u
Hundred miles OF Scrun, on several hours in ad-
vance of the New Ork n Philadelphia Morning
paper. twill be printed in new type on "a large
81 column sheet will contain
ALI. THE TELEGRAMS OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRESS!
including markets from all important points and
is intended to be in every respect FIRST class
daily newspaper.
Arrangements will be made for Its delivery by
the local News Agents Mt about two thirds the
cost Of New York or Philadelphia dailies.
y. a. CRASDALL, CRANDAIL & CO.,
JOS. A. SCRANTON. Publishers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T. S T r A Y.

T. T r A Y.
Came to the premises of the suhscriherin Mt.
Pleasant township, Oct l5 1857, THREE WHITE
PIGS about five months old, The owner is re-.
quested TO come forward. pny "hargeS. and take
Them AWAY, otherwise thcv viii he disposed of
according 10 law. j. II. NANDERSLlCE,
Nov, \, IS67-lt.
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lNFORMATION.-Infonn guaranteed to
produce luXuriant eiowth of hair NJ on n bald
Lead OF benrdless lnCe, also u recipe ior the RE-
moval al iimrlcs, BlOtChes, Erupiions, etc, on
the skin, leaving the same soft clear, and beauti
iul, can leul ltpinod will cut charge 10y addressing
1HOS. +. tHAIMAN. hemist.
seplS67. S23 liroatlway, New York
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THE INDIAN LINIMENT,
CAN BE CURED.

NrHE TRUE REMEDY AT LAST DISCOVER
Ed. UPHAM'S FRESH MEAT CURE. prepared
from the formula of Prof Irousseau of Paris
cures Consumption, Lung Diseases, bronchitis
Dyspepsia, Marasmus, General Debility and oil
morbid conditions of the system dependent on
and single bottle will convince the most skeptl-
cal OF us virtue NJ the great healing remedy Of the
age. 81 bottle, or six bottles for IS. Sentby Ex'
press. sold by $, G. Upham, No. Is South-st,
Ph iladephia. and principal Druggist. Circulars
Sent free.
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ca THE COLUMBIAN has the Largest
circulation In Columbia aud adjoining
counties OF any paper published here, and
Is also much larger sheet than any of
Its and Is therefore the hest
medium for advertising In this section of
the state.
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A DVERTISER'S GAZETTE.
"A New Vol, Price advanced to 50 per year In
ads4nee M single copies q cents. q. 2. Rowell 4
20, fuplishers, N Y Complete Lists of all News.
ne@DeE: AIso = onplete list Of AL Religious
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1867. 1867.
DuILADELPHIA AND ERIE.
RAIIllDAD-

WINTER TIME TABLE,
THROUGH AND DIRECT ROUTE B.TwEEs PHILA-
DELPHIA, BALTIMORE, HARRISBURG, WILL
LI,MsPoRr, AND THE
GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNSYLvAN
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS
on all Night Trains
ON and after MONDAY, OCTOBER tn 1867, th
Trans ON ih, l., iiaueIphia EI.e Rail Road VIII
run AZ iOloW>:
WESTWARD.
NAIL TRAIN leaves Philadeldelphia. Ills pr,.
" Northumberland I, 81 h, m
arr, at Erie....... .............S &. SPIN
ERIE EXPRESS leaves elphia~.. l2.cO IN.
sori d..............di a pm
rrurr, NAH, isnys. arr "a, ria1 io ,5 a m n,
North d............i.2N pm.
arr. nj Lock Haven, n,......7.i5 pm.
EASTWARD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Erie .;~......"",..io.i am
" North d..u...........l.2 n u. m.
arr. at Philadci phia"...o....'.d '.di II. IN.
ERIE EMPRESS leaves Erie '.,....."..~.42 rs =. m.
arr. at lphia..,..l 100 Pin.
ELMlRA MAIL leaves Lock-. Lock iiaven.."";;5 am.
-" arr. at Philadelphia. ..,,. 6.l0 pm.
Mall and Express connects with all trains on
WARREN & FRANKLIN RAILWAY. passcn-
vineton at 6.iD am. and Oh CITY at $50 ain.
Lenving Philadelphia at 500 +. NJ. arrive Oil at
city al l.. IS p. IN.
All trains Warren & franklin Railway
make close connectan Ht Oil city with trains for
Frank in and Petroleum Centre. baggage checked
through.
A. l.. TYLER
General superintendent, Williamsport
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RICHMOND Journals opposet the calling
OF State Convention.
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THE RESULT.

Again, faithful reader, docs the CoIuM-
BrAN come to you bearing good news.
New York and New Jersey have been
redeemed from Radical misrule, while
even in Massachusetts there is "a qua
king among the dry bones" Party
leaders cannot maintain further that
''local issues" defeated them. The tide
has swept from Maine to California
from kentucky to the lakes, until the
only resort for the once onnipotent Re-
publican party is among the negroes in
the cane brakes and cotton fields of the
South. The "party Of intelligence" now
depends for salvation upon the votes of
a brutalized race just emerged from sla-
very, having been defeated wherever
white men bore sway. True, we cannot
change the present Congress, but they
dare not oppose the loudly spoken voice
of the people, and pursue their insane
policy any further. The Radical party
is dead. 1t was not beautiful in life,
nor is it lovely in death, yet we will
cheerfully perform our duty as one of
the pall-bearers. We would sing, as
did the preacher who was burying q
wicked man.
with rapture We, delight to see,
This wicked cuss removed"
To our friends we would say, close up
the ranks-permit no straggling-keep
united-and no combination can defeat
you. Keep the column moving,-let
each one do his duty and ere long our
grand old Union will be restored to her
pristine glory, and we can then look
back upon the past as a hideous night
mare.
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divisions i, ., 7, 3, . and II are old
appointments.
We know of no District in the State
where there has been less trouble, or
fewer attempts to defraud the govern
ment ; in fact from the very first, this
has been model District. The econo-
my and strict impartiality of its ad-
ninistration cannot fail to commend it
to all who are interested, either as tax
payers or friends of the government.
In the exercise of official duty, the pub
lie officer should know neither friend
nor foe, in person or political point
of view. This we believe to be the
action of the Assessor, his gentlemanly
clerk, and all his corps of Assistants IN
the Thirteenth District. The people of
this division, though they have paid "A
vast amount of tax, will bear Us out in
this assertion.-H0RtO,T american.
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WANTED AN AGENT

TORREY'S PATENT WEATHER
L STRIPS An examination OF its merits will
convince any me that Torrey's Patent Weather
strips excel all others. Send for illustrated cir
cular. Agents wanted in every town. T.. 3. & ].
TORREY CO., Sole Manufacturers, ~ Maiden
Lane, New York
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N EW tBSRlBERS FOR 1865
~ To the illustrated phrcnologicsl journal, 81
% u year, will receive Nov and Dee. Nus. this
year Free. =. H. WELLS, $50 broadway, n, l.
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WANTED
w statesmen to travel and sell goods by sam.
pie. Good wages and steady employ ment. Ad-
dress with stamp. HAMILTON, PERKY, & CO.,
Cleveland. Ohio
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THIRTEENTH DISTRICT--U s.
INTERNAL REVENUE,

JUSTICE com pels us to say, that the
Assessors office in this District, was
never more faithfully administered than
now, both in regard to the interests of
the people and of the government.
II. +. Clark, Esq, the Assessoi, is pro-
cesling on the only principles that can
read r public Office, however exact
.ns in its demands satisfactory alike
to the taxpayers and to the government.
Those principles are Economy and I'M
partioiity.
We are led to these remarks by the
recent reorganization of the District by
which the number of Assistants Is re-
duced, and the expenses greatly dimin-
ished.
Without lessening the efficiency of
the work, the corps of Assistants has
been reduced from IS to l3; several di-
visions have been consolidated, and in
order to render it more satisfactory,
both appointees in those districts have
been set aside, and new officers appoin-
ted.
The thirteenth District Is now organ.
lied as follows:
ASSESSOR:
II. F. Clark, Esq.-Ofiice at Blooms.
burg, Columbia County.
CIerk-H, III, Grotz.
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BorCE, the new President Of Liberia,
was forInorly q barber in Ohio.
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BAALoU'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE FOR s6s,

The circulation Of Ballous Magazine h ayi ny in
creased during 1867 nearly niteen thousa nd copi@
hnn never being so prosperous as at present, NV
add TO IT'S value by enlarg ny each number TO one
hundred pages Although this enlarge menl IN.
VoiVes an additional expense OF some sa.OOO year
yet there Will be no increase in the price
NOW IL THE ZINE TO GET UP CLUBS
Terms s;-sl.5Oa year; seven copies, 5000 twelve
copies sl5Oo; and acopy gratis one year to lhS
person sendinS club Of twelve. single numW,
l3cents send stamp for speelman copy, lh'
cheapest Magazine In the World Address
ELLloI, THOMAS q TALBOT, Boston, Mass
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.ANVAssERs WANTED.

I ny NNSSENS W ANITII' ~,
~ We are in want OF Canvassing Agents ~,
hoynlohs History OF the Navy, the most eleshn'
ilubtrht ed work ever issued IN this or any eohi'
Try. Apply for circulars to ID. APPLETON 90
st3 4 it5 Broadway, u u
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HNER YBUDY CAN CUT THEIR OWN
Clothing for men or Boys, by using Parsons
ASelf Instructing Charts. Complete set sent to
any address for $500. Agents order "a sample
Send stamps for terms and circular. HUBBEL 4
PARSONS, Unadilla, N. Y.
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Miscellaneous.
What Newspapers do for Moth

What Newspapers do for Moth
ing.
There is more truth than poetry In the
following which we copy from an exchange.
We commend it to every one:
Ny observation enables me to state. as a
fact, that publishers Of newspapers are
more poorly rewarded than any other
class Of men in the United States, who in
vest an equal amount of labor, capital and
thought. They are expected to do more
work for less pay, to stand more spOnging
and "dead-heading," f" to puff and to defend
more people without fee or hope of reward
than any other class.
They credit wider and longer, get oftener
cheated, suffer more pecuniary loss, are
ottener the victims of misplaced confidence
than any other calling in the community.
People pay printers bill with more re-
luctance than any other. It goes harder
with them to eXpend a dollar on valuable
newspaper than ten on a needless gewgaw
yet everybody avails himself OF the use of
the editors pen and the printers ink.
How many professional and political
regulations and fStthhGs have been made
and sustained by the friendly, though un-
requIted pen of The 'editor2 How many
embryo towns and cities have beeh Brought
into notice and pufTed into prosperity by
tho press? How MANY railroads, now in
successful operation, would have founder
ed but for the eleven that moves the
wOrld7" In short what branch Of indus
try and activity has not been promoted,
stimulated and defended by the press?
And who has rendered it more than q
miserable pittance for its services? The
bazaars of fashion and the haunts of dissi-
patton and appetite are thronged with an
eager crowd, bearing gold in their palms,
and the commodities there vended are sold
at enormous profits, though intrinsically
worthless, and paid f6t With strupulous
punctuality; while the counting-room Of
the newspaper is the seat Of fjewing, cheap
ening, trade orders and pennies 1t is
made point Of honor to liquidate a grog
bill, but not or dlsh5noF to fephdiate a
printers bill.
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The work Of emancipation has been
begun in Brazil by decreeing the free
dom ofthe slaveson the public domain,
about three thousand in number, on
condition that they enter the army.
The wives Of those that are married
are also freed. None have yet deelin-
ed the offer.
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Lord Dundreary has just given his opin-
ion with regard to that much vexed .ques.
tion-marriage with deceased wifes sis
ter. T-I think, +" he says, "marriage with
detheathed wife's thithter is very proper
and economical, becduse When a iellah
marrieth his detheathed wife's thithter, he
he hath only one mother-in-law."
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Youths Department.
Enignna.
Reply to Riddle.

The following Is the reply to the Riddle from the
Boston Transcript, published in the News Of April 4th
To the Editor ofthe Transcript :-lfI am not much
mistakeni this ''n0tura production" is "kiss" Al
though 1t can not be measured beg leave to dihor
from the writer that Il has no length The readers
the Bible can not doubt W being mentioned In the Old
Iestament' nor that it was recommended in the New
in the sentence, "greet ys another with a holy
kiss That It s psd~e Of fidelity We would not
deny and we have only to refer to the BETRAYAL Of
pose Of treachefF