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New RAILROAD SWITCH, INVENTED RY A

New RAILROAD SWITCH, INVENTED ny A
SAVANNAH MEcuANlc.-Th switch itself
is tbc same as that now in use on railroads,
with the addition Of four levers, two on
either end, running parallel to the outer
sides Of the tracks, and connected enc
with the other Ivy means Of braces under
the tracks to prevent them from springing.
There are also two other levers in the centre
or between the tracks, connected with
each other by rod, and placed one at
each end OF the switch, and by means Of
which the switch is locked and unlocked
by o bolt passing between the rails, thus
holding it firmly il It's position while the
train is passing over. The engine or car
has two levers or wedges, which work up
and down in front Of the forward wheels.
These levers are moved by others running
to the cab of the engine, and placed in
such q position that they can be easily
worked by the engineer. To change the
train to the rigit-haud track the left hand
wedge is pressed down by the engineer,
and when it reaches the lever on the side
of the track ii passes between it and the
rail, thus forcing the lever to the left, and
changing the switch 10 the required side.
Before the wedge reaches the lever sta
tionary piece attached TO the engine
presses down the lever in the centre Of the
tracks, which un!ockS the switch and
allows the change to be made While the
train is in full motion. This switch may
he worked from either end by means OF
the above mentioned cvers.-SuuaIlllQi
NruM
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A Democratic badge has been worn at
campaign meetings in Ohio having PIC
trre Of a white man trcading on negro's
neck with the motto, White Mans Go
yrrnmcnt y over t.-L0r.ey.
The War.enton (Va.) Sentinel says that
one Of the greatest religious revivals ever
Euownin Warrentonis progressing nightly
at the Baptist church.
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hIrn,xninM,a Message,

NAsuvILLE, October e.-Govcrnor
Brownlow's message to the Legislature re-
commends the repeal Of the law dis4uah-
fving negroes from holding office and act
ing as Jurors, and INDUCES in much bitter
ness against the "rebels." lie does not
advise the extension Of suffrage TO the dis
frauchiscd whites. Brownlow will proba-
HE he elected United States senator.
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41jthnlonl Gllspatth.
Observation-Disclosures ., 1851.
S7atlsl a4spat"n % the harimor" sun.
senator Howard aud impeachment
,cffcr Of PR. McCuilocIi. &c.

W,.rINDT0N, October 1T IS reported
.a,,tgc letter OF Senator Howard arguing
..1. senator's Who advise impeachment
,.r,I nos be disqualified TO sit in the
40. wI! not be published for the present.
~,4s action is taken upon the advice Of
..a:.ar Radicals and iinancicrs, who dep
...,,c Impeachment as prciGdicial to our
s-,,..al affairs and injurious to the poli,i-
~, interests Of the Republican party.
Secretary McCulloch has written let
..., lav for the purpose of contradict
.--trr effect OF prciHdjcial reports Of our
..~a.a, condition sent from this country
,u E1sn.c.
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GENERAL SHERMAN And TIE PEESI-
a>r.-Thc telegram from the President
(, General Sherman, ordering him TO re-
g,rt here in person Immediately, did not
specify any cause for his relief from duty
i. the Indian commission, and it is sup
lm.~d that, notwithstanding the assertion
.i the Administration press 20 the con
.",g, Mr.. Johnson intended to otter him
the War Office. Finding, however, that
t.e Generals fast friendship for General
Grant, and his political principles, what
,..g 'h"y may have been in the past, are
ra& similar To- those entertained by his
bother, Senator John Sherman, rendered
H~ acceptance Of the offer uncertain, the
Pros. Isn't hesita,cd TO make it.-iOrucu.
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Np,y srienus Jury List. dc

New ORLEANS, October S.-Thc inter
ments from fever yesterday were fifty
Yesterday the jury lists were drawn for
the parish Of Orleans, under military
orders, from the registered voters. Two
hundred jurors were drawn, Of whom only
twenty are white. From these 200 a
Grand Jury is to be selected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-09

New RAILROAD SwlTCH.-We accepted
an invitation yesterday morning to witness
the working OF model of new switch
recently patented by Mr.. j. P. White, Of
this city. The peculiarly Of this switch is
that it dispcDscs with the necessity of a
switch-tender, being operated by levers on
the locomotive, under the control of its
driver. This may seem an impossible
thing, and when We first heard OF 1t, We
were incrcdulous, hot being able to see
how al engineer could change the switch
from one track to another while approach
ing at full speed. But this is done by Mr..
Whites inYenton.-.SlrunUh advertiser.
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WEST VIEGINIA.-The Radicals OF Ohio
county, W. v, have nominated for the
House of Delegates Benjamin Stanton,
Joseph Bell, and J. d. Whitman. The
election takes place on the fourth Thurs
day Of the present month, the 2lth.
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s.,cr..,.,,. R,.ton irccption.

Boston, October Sat General Shcri-
dams reception screnade last night tho
crowd was so great that about fifty ladies
tainted, one had hcrribs broken, and others
were more or less injured. Lilumbug.l
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What is the difference between State
Constitution made by the Radicals of Vir-
GINA and the Radicals in Congress Nor
Jolk Irginian.
We can vote down the one, and can
only accept" the other as we have "the
situation"
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Iroubiicun Meeting in Savannah.

SAVANNAH, October S.-Thcrc was a
small Republican meeting last night at
Masonic Hall, which nominated an equal
number of whites and blacks for delegates
to the State Convention. A mass meeting
is proposed next Monday.
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The Failure ut ~. Louis.

81. LOUIS, October 5.-Lamb \ Gum
ton, WHO failed here few days ago, are
said 10 have liabilities of S345, 900, and as
sets of about Si67 900.
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CANDIDATES IN Observation-Disclosures
der Mosclcy and J. B. Ficklin are the
Conservative, and Rev. John Spencer
(white), Frank Moss tcolorcd), and Lott
Nord (coloredj are the Radical candidates
for the Convention in Buckingham county.
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yso0fs. Shoes. H0ts, dc.

T EATHE Err, LEATHFR.-All in want
\ 1 OF tho best SOLE LEATHER or anything In
tho BOOT and SHOE line will do well To cal at
ll2o Main street before bnyin2 ss vii! sell rs low
A. il can be bought IN New York. ! havo Just 70.
c-iv.d another 10: of those 81 X DOLLAR CALF
SEWhD BOOTS. Give me a cali.
H. u. CASTOR.
U u-,rruvr c,Iasrap oc
rsNHE SUBSCRIBER will make to
I order as good DOUBLE. SOLE BOOT "s can
be made In the city Of kc hmond, 81 tho best
French Ca!fsktu and White-o Tannsh Soi"
Leather NJ TwELvE DOLLARS per pair Shop
on smith street below S.: Pauls church
Respectfully, /. W. FiAoN.
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New YORK, October S.-A telegram
from Havana says sure remedy for yell
low fever and black vomit has been found
in the Juice Of the female verbena leaf.
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pc;.tf, of :. Prominent Tobacco Ner-
u,

New YORK, October Peter Lori!-
lard, Esq, an old and well known and
wealthy citizen, long prominent in the to-
bacco trade, died at Saratoga yesterday
at a good OLD age.
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A Radical dispatch from Cincinnati say

| A Radical dispatch from Cincinnati says
the contest between Smith and Carey for
Congress from that district is close, and
the result cannot be ascertained until
late. The probabilities are in favor Of
Smith (Republican).
CLEvELASD, OHIO, October 9-ll.45 P.
M.-Erie county returns, complete, show
Democratic gain of 700. The loss of
the negro suffrage amendment is con-
ceded on all sides.
COLUMBUS, o., October S-l2 o'clock
There are large Democratic gains in all
parts of the State. Returns from Frank
lin county show. a Democratic gain Of
800.
OBERL1y, O., October 8-12 o'clock mid
night.-The Republican majority here is
ESQ, but the negro suffrage amendment
has only CAS- majority.
Asu1SGToS, October S-l2 o'clock 10
minutes.-It is confidently stated that
General Carey (DemocraD beats Smith
for Congress. \ dispatch from the Gin
cjnnati Times office indicates Garey's cleo
ton.
C1Sc1ySATI, ONO, October 9-12.30.-
Sandusky county returns, complete, give
a Democratic majority of $50. The vote
against the negro suffrage amendment is
700. In Angahaga county there is De-
mocratic gain of 1000.
WASHINGTON, October 9-l2.30.-The
Cincinnati Commercial office telegraphs
that Carey (Democrat) is elected by q
good majority and negro suffrage defeated.
Congressman Eggleston telegraphs to the
same effect.
in Greene county, Ohio, the vote on the
amendment shows Republican loss Of
ops.
WASHINGTON, October 9-1.3O A NJ
The probabilities are in favor of the cleo
ton of the Democratic State ticket in
Ohio. 1t will probably be daylight before
the result will be known positively.
INDIANA.
ISDIAHArOLIS, October S-Midnight.-
Scattering returns from various parts of
the State show Democratic gains. Allen
county gives Democratic gain Of 900.
In this city the Republicans gain 400.
CONNECTICUT.
New YORK, October S.-Thc Worlds
Connecticut dispatches claim the gain for
the Democrats of five towns in the NUM-
cipal elections in that State yesterday
The Radicals gained none. The Radicals
have been ousted in New London, Glas-
tonberry, Lyons, Seymour, and kllingly
Besides these gains, the Democrats carry
Andovcr, Windsor, Waterford, Preston
Bristol, Portland, Bennington, and the
cities of Middlctown and Waterbury.
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UtronTS TO DErEECIATE UNITED STATES
E>pS Is ECEorE.-Thc tenor of all the
.cial information received from Europe
20 the effect that the recent speeches on
finances are being used by spectators
! parties hostile 20 The United States
1.5 tic greatest industry and with con
.vcahlc effect in dcprccialing our ma
uaa, credit; that United States bonds
dave fallen very considerably, mainly
through these Influences, within the last
lew weeks, and that Reuters telegram has
manifested the utmost alacrity in dissent
Eating reports concerning our finances,
te-Iu. the worst construction and even
aaal>agd ramor has found lis way into
Europe and has gained considerable ere
.rDue, that the November interest due on
- bonds IS 10 be paid hy tho Secretary
;. TIE Treasury in grccnbacEs instead Of
20 ,Ia.-Ner YorG Hr0id.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-09

RATS BURN A loUsE.-Thc dwelling
house of Mr.. V. L. liurXthal, near War
rcnton, was destroyed by fire on Tuesday
morning last. 1t is thought it was fred By
rats, who in eating mltchcs caused them
to ignite. fredericksburg Berdld.
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FASHIONS
TO TfIp LADIES

" II.
Just received from the celebrated establishment
OF Madame DEMOKEsr the most beautiful and
varied FASHIONS for Ladies and Children ever
exhibited IN Richmond, a: GlHBs'S PHOTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY, l!e7 Main street. where
PHOTOGRAPHS
may be had OF most beautiful hni,h AZ very low
prices Ladies and Others are Invited 10 call and
examine specimens IN both branches.
oc J-sod.w Mas F. E. GIBBS.
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H.w 20 Pay THE NATIONAL DEBT. The
Detroit Free Press recommends the fol-
wing as the bos: way TO pay the national
~"9taal bring about restoration andpcacc
'vi4e whole country;
PA. the thieves ont Of Office and put
~sae>t Ucu III. Rclrcnch the cXpcndi-
,.ses OF Tic Government TO one hundred
-.""oQa. Gu; the Frcedmcu's Bureau
>'tnd.e from the Treasury, and thus save
.-'.''sHs u tic people. If the negroes are
20 vote they are competent to sustain
themselves. Take the military forces from
:. south and muster them out OF service,
a..' leave The people there - reconstruct
..'"st.'ts, As they were doing before
~-sr>, IHtcrlered AMI put them further
..'." i- mon than ever before. Cut of
.s .A.Eu,, u parasites now hanging upon
-.9 'sy"a.@E. E-trruch expenditures I'M
... .H1 l4gyme largely exceeds the oE;So.
-',i.y l.@ surplus L. the payment OF the
. .- ..'.....,,2e"t, and the whole question
Val be aasNvrcd."
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".". a'ATl4N.-A Democratic meeting
.''' september 2ls, at Branchport, Yates
-.-''E Nvw York, passed the following:
A'.".a"3, That the State and national
"a. "a. "'9s Is unjust and unconstitutional :;
...'. I. was forced upon the people by the
.4s's.'e Ct arbitrary power, and gives to
a.. >fvcuIalor and capitalist undue adran-
..- -s over the iaborlDg poor, in eXcmptnS
.- ,~%&,'on Government bonds, and we
..'s'v is EcpgdalioH 10 be morally and
ga. "g4', and "ill support such inca
.... o' have Tor their object the accom-
."S~-cnt thereof"
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puILhDELrHIAA AN RICHMOND
4 STEAMSHIP LINE-TWlCE s.A
wEEK.-Unt!I further notice. tho .>t-4-gssSS.
i Seia ana tLAYuUSr viii leave ssssgsssS
every WEDNESDAY and nAIUR-
DAY, ana Richmond every MONpA1 and IHuhs-
DAY alternately.
Freight will ba received at any time at the COM
pany's she'd on the Dock
W r. PORTER. Agent.
saoI. Office No. 2l?5 on the Dock.
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TRFE SCHOOLS.-The LOWELL

EREE SCHOLARSHIPS LOWELL
Z FREE SCHOOL will commence on WEDN Es-
DAY October 9th. ut a. VI.
Pupils OF this school must reside between rou-
shoe ami sixteenth street,. $1,000
rhs CHURCH ulLL FGEE SCHOOL, In Ma
sonic hu;l1ing, on Twenty fifth street, VIII pa
open for pupils residing east OF slxtatnth street
on WEDNESDAY,. October 9th, at a. NJ.
\ notice of the opening of the Hollywood FREQ
School will ba given in 4 few days.
ANDREW WaSHBCEN. Superintendent
DC Ivy Schnnls Snldinrn Memorial SOclety.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE DEFEATED IN
OHIO!!!
HEAVY REPUBLICAN LOSSES ~ OHIO !.

PHILADELPHIA CARRIED BY
THE DEMOCRATS.
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HJISS PEYTON'S SCHOOL FOR
Va CHILDREN UNDER TWELVE YEARS or
AGE, 7o0 Franklin street. Terms payable III al
vance for the half session . :,
IN u LIS ri
IRFNCH.. ~ Wv
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,sISS TAuEWELL WILL OPEN

III l~.N i =" /JI.fN Isibli - -
vi 4 sCaOcI. FOR YOUNG LA tND
CHILDREN on tho FEST DAY II OCTOBER, at
her residences, TO 10 Fiith street, between Grdco
and Franklin. whore circulars containing more
detailed account Of this school can b" obtalhed;
80 al h book stor" Of nr. "oodhousc.
Terms: ons- NAT IL advance. -
Primary Department, perr"ssion nins inohths"f3o
Junior t'la-t per session nine Hpnihs......... W
senior Class per session nine NOR tls.....,.... 90
Latin ana French Languages, each. ............ ~
ct BIN
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ONWARD! ONWaRD!! Is 90

OTnE CONSTANT CRY Such IS the sp@SS
motto OF II. GUEST. 10 is now prs ESS
pared 10 offer the greatest Inducements ~
aver offered IN Richmond in the BOOT and SHOE
LINE, by tho case, dozen. or single pair. Gu,
zsns aud country merchants will ind this good
ducements are now offered l coo pairs OF Ladies'
Morocco boots at II 1000 pairs Mems Brogans
ana Bal;noraIs Sl.2j and up; zoo pairs splendid
Goat and Morocco BaimcraIs, 81 25 and up 500
pairs Ladies Green Cloth Slippers Soc. 500 pairs
genuine Morocco Buskins, 75c. splendid stoek
Of Gents Boots, both calf and Kip Don't tali 10
call on VI OuaSI,
AT Broad stieet, between Fourth and fiGh,
az Ii five doors from Breeder Fox.
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TOHN DOOLEY, Hat and Cap Manus
- factursr and Dealer. i2ll Eagle Square, "a
Ing and manufacturing all styles Of staplehs~A
and fancy Hats a nd Caps Wool Hats, mems and
boys from the lowest to the highest price Fur
ana Silk Drese Hats Of all grades
just received very beautiful lot OF Military
Caps, for officers and privatas
Wholesale merchants would do well 10 call.
Is
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g T. PENDLETCN'S
y. ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND

..
4. D. CHESrEKMAN, A. M.,} Assistants.
L. s. BEAD.
hfrare teachers of experience, and were di-ttn-
guished when s'udsrts-one having been FRO
f.,sor OF Mathematics and No. l graduate at the
virginia Military Institute, and another being
Master Of Arts.
Scholars ara aiken when FIRST BEGINNERS, ana
thoronshlv prepared Tor thu higher classes OF the
school and lima lily for business, the Virginia Mill
tary lngituts, University, or any college
DC 5-tDlJ
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Educational.
: .Nr :. MEAnE,S SNHOOI.

FRS. street between Main and Franklin.
IanaraI LANES H. LANE and Nr. HUDlJAH
MEADE viii open the fret session Of their school
Wills .peclsl attention Will be paid to English.
The pupils of this school will bs Thoroughly pre-
pared Tor the University OF Virginia or the VIZ
For fnrthsf Information apply to either o. the
Principals, box 80. Richmond, Va.
REFERENCES:
mr. + Daars Dr. J. A. Cunningham l.. ID.
Crensha--, Esq General II. A. Wise General J X.
Anderson. J. II. Dupuy Esq ;. < Lancaster,
E.q. Colonel W G.lhau. +: +. Williams, Esq
Richmond Virginia Or. ;. Marptn. Professor T.
H. smith Professor n Schsls de We're. University
OF Virginia Genaral f. h Smith, Colonel j. T L.
Preston Colonel T. a Williamson, Virginia Mill
'ary Institute Colonel A. T. Bledsoe, Baltimore,
Maryland Governor John Letcher. Lexington,
Virginia II. P. Lefebvre, Mon'somsry, Alabama
L. r.. Harvia ESQ, Kew. =. T. Serkley. Amalai
Major K. pouthst, Charles City. oc o-N~
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4 GLORIOUS + u r u K wss5e
"A A. GUTST & Co, No. sos Broad REI}
street, have Just returned from the east EaI
eIn cities with the largest stock Of
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought to this city, which they will ohor to
the public AT astonishingly low prices. We adver-
ts no price list as ar stock is too large to enune-
rate a Ii the different prcos Call and examine our
prices and guarantee to compete with the Dest
ANA cheapest In the city. Conntry merchants ~ III
lind it to their interest 10 call on Us before making
their puTchases. .
A large lot Of sEWED BROGhN5 ana NAfo-
LEOT BOOTS. A. GUfhT CO.,
au30 No sos Broad, near Fifth street.
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ISDIAHAroL1S, October S-Midnght.-
Scattering returns from TGrious parts OF
the State show Democratic gains. Allen
county gives Democratic gain OF 900.
In this city the Republicans gain 400.
CONNECTICLT.
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Fertilizers.

DERUVIAN GUANO.-Sixty tons
/ No pERUVIAy GuANO daily expected.
For sale to arrive. ALLISON !; ADDISON,
oc --lw 1890 Cary street.
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rELECr CLAsSICA l. SCHOOL,


elementary classes. apply al the nchool'roolI''
No. 100 Eighth street. oc
CELECr CLASSIC.A l. SCHOOL,
y No 1913 FRANKLIN STREET,
ONE DOoR FEoM TillkD.
TERMS: Same ~ before the wGr. Latin, creek
French, English, and Mathematics taught.
Circulars ~ all the bookstores.
l--2wE >. ~. -" EMS. Jk'
Mrs. MUNFORD'S ENGLISH AND
vi FRsSCH SCHOOL FoR YOUNG LADIES
AND III l. y Z H-FuuRTit AND CAff
STREETS II he tweih session OF this schCol VIII
begin on the lst dL~ Of october. ~ " I'm
MISS PEGRAMS ENGLISH AND
M FRENCH BOARpING AND Day SCHOOL
FpR YOUNG LADIES md CilLDkEN los AND
100 IINDES kOW, FRAN KILN STREET The
,yalth session OF this tclr0l VIII begin mo
FIRST DAY Of OCTOBER. Pupils intending to
eut.r ut that tins arc requested to notify Miss ~.
GRAM At once. tircuat. nay - 1nial, y. %,
her ard ~ Msssr-. STEW hSS - fbhhA ~ ana
George l.. hibhOop. NJ lin
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CURARD STEERAGE LINE.

DETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIV-
D EERPOOI.. calling at QUEENSTOWN. r. ,,s
From New York every Wednesday.
% From Liverpool every TuesdaV. go ''' '''.
From Queenstown every Wednesday. .it
RATES OF PAssAGE.-Cabin, $50 (g ldD. Steer
age, $50 (currencv). Storage tickets from Liver
p vol or Que nstown at low rates.
Drafts,for sale on Great Britain and Ireland.
For Steerage, assage. apply to uni
es-.. o.. No So Broadway. New York, or to
....r Plus PADGlTF, Agent, III f
American Express Co.. No. u Buckeye Block.
decl7-dlu
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: wise sich wus my urpinion-ah. We cride
: and wep-ah, and we agernized In spirit-ah.
& After while me and some on EN- happen-
: ed to go down to a little limesink jest
ibeyunt the hop-lot. and thar sot 1zickn,
with his feet wadded under him like
unto a talel when he's a-cuttin out
garment-ah, and thar all alone (crying
furiously). wiz. no 1 to look upun him but
ourn-ah, he sot-ah, holdin in his rite hand
mallet and craciin and q eatin some
roasted, aigs he'd got outer the pantry
when his nanny warnt looking-ab, and
bent over him with all daddy's love fnr
his lost Benjamun-ah, and while the briny
tears WIZ Dozen outen both my old ize-
ah Crying, slapping his hands and declaim-
ing boisterous sing-song), and l wuz a
gazing down upun the precius little seed
NV my natrel body ah, he turned his little
face and seed me-ah. and he opened his dar-
lin little mouth, and he spoke and said unto
me, "What the are you doin here, old
ah-Snout-ah ?" and l licked him for his
supper. The Skripter sez Annanias and
Sophier the both dropped down stone-ded-
ah. Bruther, cut close the sarvices by
singing "The Ellen-yard's bustin," ur,
:" Hark from the tooms q doneful sound,
mine years tender cry"-ah, ur sum other
erproprit hymn. Exhausted by too great
Q luxury of high-pressure momentum, the
Iugubrious "pussen" drapped" into his
seat, having pinted his last '.ah - with a
heavy puff from his opened wind-valve,
which can only be imperfectly approxima-
ted by any combination of letters, but
which sounded somewhat like 'sWheuuuu,'
with very slight mixtry of whistle. m
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MORE vALUABLE THAN GOLD.

MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD!
BkNAN'S LIFE PILLS
sauo3 ,s,t PURIFY THE BLOOD tie agtt sib
REMOVE HEADAGHE. (pIzzINEss. GIppMEss,
DROw sINEss. UNPLEASANT DREAMS. DIM
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Insure NEW LIFE in the debilitated. and A.-ti i
Restore the SICK TO Perfect Healths
r,ras .PUREI VEGETABLE ri fslijW
Try them! Tn lyonly cost IS cents, and if you
Dr. @ JAMES BRYAN. consulting Physician !
And they wiIlbe sent by return OF mail post paid.
For sale by Druggists generally. qdec2o-d&wly
( ITO LADIES.
If you require reliable remedy to restore you,
and remove Irregularities or DISTINCTIONS. why not
Every lady knows the slightest irreguiarity Of ma
ture is liable to bring on Headache Giddinsss. Low
health fades, the appetite fails and other
more distressing eSpmencss as MeakRess' cpin1l
never failing remedy will be found ID 4 - -if
-, DIR. HAKVEY,S FEMALE PlLLS. Is
The experience of thir years has proved they
have no equal for Removing Oostructlons and IT
regnaritiss no Es0n s1re n case %
wards Of So 900 boxes are sold annually ana no com
plant Of their efficacy is ever heard, ior They sc-
Sold in boxes OontGintHo Si1ty PtVs. Price One
'i DIR. HaRVEY's GOLDEN PILLS -
and ntsndef S RSe Dsrs c1sS BeS
If you cannot purchase the Pills Of your Drug
5sy wait os Ssns Gn D
JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician, $40 Broad-
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