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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-03-04
RREYITIES.

Forty six below zero in Minnesota.
A nice opera hood III Paris costs only $500
/ A work Of art-a widow trying to get .
husband.
They have had black snow at Ashtabula,
Ohio.
A man who always warrants lis vork-the
Sheriff
New York spends s. 600. day on sleigh
riding.
The transfer Of Ma1imilisn's corpse cost
S240, 00o
"Heayen's Journal is the name Of new
Paris paper.
Everything is for rent or 'for sale" in
New Orleans.
Ten Thousand men are At work on the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad
Greeley privately says that Grant stands
no chance at Chicago.
Indiana Furnishes niiscegenation with So, 600
| fine and imprisonment.
! Stock cattle brought Is cents head at .
recent sheriff sale in Texas.
! Many negroes in Arkansas live entirely
| by fishing and hunting.
| More adventures to Brazil have returned
to Texas, and propose to stay at home.
| The Southern Conventions ara more active
in breaking laws shan in making them
The venerable Bernard Marigny, Of New
Orleans, died last week
MIR. johnson will veto the bill for forseiting
the Southern railroad lands.
Texas is abandoning cotton in disgust and
planting castor beans, broom corn, and scr.
ghum.
Fernando Wood called Congress ssinfa
NOUS" But its own deeds speak louder thar
his words.
The Prince Of Wales is deep in debt Ht
| is said to owe $500 to his upholsterel
alone
! The late Justice Wayne was the last maj
of Southern birth on the bench of the Su
preme Court
Major General George Thomas has beel
elected President Of the Army Of the Gun,
bertrand.
The snow-storm Of the middle Of last De
| .o,,,h a, ,r,c Al. C,J;r S-,s III 49,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24
Law INTELLIGENCE.
Tile CrININAL COrETs.

Recorder Pope of iIobokcn committed Peter
Maurcn. % Frcnchman, vii" was arrested ~ dayDiedN
humber Of fowls which had just Jeen killed and also a
skeleton key and several iocA-lncAs
Mayor Hoffman, who is a member OF the
American Society for the Prevention OF cruelty 10 Ami
mails caused the arrest, yesterday morning 81 Jop III
zce for belaboring his oyef@drn morse III bloa"""S'
Justice Dodge held the accused 10 answer.
Mrs. Cathaiinc Bicrman, an intelligent Ger
man. ~ years old. went, on Wednesday, to lhc f'h"
pocesaiion and requested judge Lent 10 send her 70
support The Judge sent hcr t!itner yesterday
The examination before Justice Bowling,
yesterday the ~ Nls Rosetta w. iIail' accused
testimony Of two additional Witnesses had been taken
The magistrate VIII render decision at an early date
Recorder Aldrdgc OF Jersey City held one
Schafc Who lives Ou the Haca Plank road. ac-
cused by william Kelly 81 ah.a. my dei"lnuI "n
which lad escaped from rs thcD - dloNe ana oi
Ing 10 notify tie Town Cork OF his possession Of such
property IS required ~ las.
John w. Gillespie was accused. before City
Judge Russell OF stealing ifon Chester Lamb OF NO, %
alercer-st % horse, wagon, AID harness worth sos Gu
hired the horse aud wagon undrr pretensc Of taking
drive, but instead Of returning hc took thm To Ncr
years.
Chauncey Smith complained at the Yorkville
Police Court yesterday, before Justice 'onnoly tat =
". Elmer had watrftd hia AH pi ine 5,u' IN "a 80
oud-ayc while Elmer was "a smith employ. inner sals
That he entered smiths employ ana served ms mhroue
cntre business should be transferred 10 him. but hat
smith subsequently refused 10 liliii n 'uti t'iu i
trulnpcd up ms charge through envy ~ .hcFs having
successful rival. lie secuted TIE hoon "i any
unkman in New York MAILING ally unaitlorItcd use oi
CrOtOn water.
John Johnston. alias John Miller" recently
raurecncd himself 10 LOUIS Dr.C.c clerk ~ Frcderck
Dc kcmaus grocery. No. - MctgcIs, a. having been
scn hither FOR lie purchase u hg;t,r aud tea, by VIM
" Leland Ofthc .1uIiau No'c The aitcrs given
linn on credit but subsequently appeared that Mr. -
land had 10 knowledge 81 ii- sO >api onted agent.
Johnston was arrested ~ BIS next DUPLICATION, and no dc
fault of bail. committed by Justice Dodge. Michael \
PaOlccl having Kept oIsu lis ttoi' AK No lN Ih'id
ave- after n;htll, Ns.oc, on Ifc.daJ evening, ~
two men, Who under tic pfctc>c o purchasing EootF,
held his attention while third person tlat subsc lucniy
entered, iuusackcd the money drawer laoLcch wlo'
from the ,y exit OF the thrd person had Ls suspicion
ran after and coarcat The taci, AID retained MS
hold until two policemen approached The ptsoEri gives
Tie name OF O'}riC and says thai his coicdcraics aic
Henry Dixon and Thomas McCormca. lie Was committed
by Justice Dodge.
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wbte nassng through Thirty fourthst near seventh
ave- ,he wagon suddenly fell into large hoe IN the
Street Campbell thrown the horse mead, and
,ninred severely lie sued the city, claiming eayy dam
49, and alleging that there was light nor par 10 warn
re travelling public that his wagon and harness were
damaged ms horse valued AZ $780, ruined MS cothng and
Witch nearly worthless and thar lie had incurred
doctors bill and board and treatment IOr Tue morse Tor
"a months The counsel for the Corporation admitted
these facts but set up that the city was aDe because
rho officer ~ the Corporation had receiver 10 NOTICE or
the existence OF the hole Judge Mun OF the supreme
Court in charging to the jury audedto the TACT which
apeared on the trial that the hole had pee there SIX or
EIGHT DAYS and the presumption was tha ne neiendants
had had due notice. The jury gave the plalhun SoO
Mr. A. Cobb of Brooklyn was appointed n
Commissioner OF Quarantine lie removed 10 this city,
thence 10 Patterson, y. j. and then again 10 Newfork
when he found that in the time ne nad peen re-
moved from his Office and that the Governor mao APP
nonted James II. Allabeni in his stead lie received no
notice of removal, but inquiry he learned mat the
cause OF his removal his change OF resuehce lie
sued in the Supreme Court to recover his position claim
ing that he never changed his residence from tue ero
potan District of NcwYork though ne went 20 fatter
Son temporarily for the benefit OF ms ana MS WE
health The Court charged that change Oh residence ~
matter of Intention; that II for even Single moment
the plain had harbOred the intention Oh permanently
residing in Paterson that change OF rcsldence Dut
that even long visit for theipurposes OF health &e I'M
acrompanlrd with such intention, did not amount To q
change OF residence, and there were no such cahge
the removal was nudity. The Jury found Ill FAVOR OF
the plaintiff.
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ALBANY.

PRESIDENT JOHNSON sNUBBED BY THE DEMO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COMMITTEES
TEIEGRAPH TRBrSE.
Albany, Jan. 23.-President johnson re-
ceved very little consideration at the hands OF the Demo
cratic Assembly this morning Some days ago Mr. Ready
Of Kings introduced resolutions applaudIng the fres
ident for his action in fighting Congress. These
were then tabled, but this morning they were
again brought up for consideration Mr. Ready briefly
advocated them and then the present Democratic eaue
Mr. Prince OF Erie made The point or otdeI tn' ne Com
luOns should nave been placed IN FEe hahds Oh to @
ndttee Federal Relations az the House n"1
previously decided that all resolutions sofotn%ce
The point of order was sustained ana ,r t,e
resolutions were sent TO COMMITTEE wheie, m m
ability. they Will be smothered WIN te rts i'm
fresh in his memory Of the actions oil in9 1 Mr. Lin
regard 10 Secretary stanton ana inc !no ofcred the
coin Mr.. BigclOw. Republican, OF Jeherson' o''''"
following: 49,, p.,.,,.s having charge Of
NJ Ksis rsirtous with fnce President Johnson oe III
report herewith tie following @ word. Of Andrew
ise Tsrpean Rock bis military Governor oil dsIae''e
~6sh position be gave the nee o,s NOR S bis oernard
p. that Treason should be made odous and traitors
psusbei refusal Mss Suus when he cam 20 Pea m
Gsys acr convicted ADD bis Of the sentence OF
ise (aieT OF Anlelson'ne - iuts 1880 we ''' "'s
Ero Ready Of Kings hereby delegateda Committee
johnson provide, be does without een.e to TIE STATE and IS Wiling
aSs 81, So R a, he Will mot act on the strength Of these resolves
the last resolution was read entirely through
the Speaker ruled the resolutions out Of order
The bill Mr. Wendover placing all the ferries IN tne
Metropolitan district in charge of the Ponce mas oeeh III
troduced in the Senate by Mr. Palmer. 49, -.
Three Investigations were ordered by the Iouse ms
morning all TO be conducted by the Standing committee
and without expense TO the state one OF these - an
investigation into the affairs of the Croton AYueuc'
Board, by the Committee on Cites. MI NJ. e. Murphy,
who moved the resolution made some serious charges
AGAINST that Board The other investigation Is 10 be made
into the affairs the Water Board of Brooklyn TO see
any memhcrs of that Board interested in any contracts
The resolution investigation into the affairs OF the
life insurance companies doing business IN New OK was
amended So that the investigation should lie made by te
Insurance Committee instead Of special one. III was
then passcd Resolutions introduced by MI JOhh-
son of New-YOrk denOuncing the management OF the
Metropolitan Fire Department, and calling Tor an lhVes
CATION into lts affairs. ,-,--,
The Pcople's Association Of Albany have determined
10 have the present depot Of tine Hudson River ana Cen
trail Roads on Coonyst III this city. indicted as nun
eancc The citizens are eXasperacd because MI Wander
hit refused the trains run down 10 Inc DeIeNdh
House, hence their action.
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STATE APPOINTMENTS.

The following appointments were made by
the Governor by and with the advice AMI consent OF Tie
EcrAEiEs PrBLc4lJaayEm,rsoO W. Kyes, Edgar v FkHs
Z" f erooSg W Rogers Of iaglan,on.
C.en.uag-ilards T. Mgnau Vi Emiai Mortimer l. "eDD Of
SoytIa@d-De wni c. McGrsw Of Cortland
F,ie-FeIsrck J. Dsnoh William J. g. smith, Louis D. Nt.A
% Buffalo. George E.gslow Of Sardinia.
EsNer-De Wit stafford II E1z1hcii.oWr
FadOn-Zerah Westlrook II Northampton
Geaests- Georse H. Holden Of Batavia,
Roche Edward a. Bal Isaac Gregg Brooklyn
Trrffsc f--rfcrcs 4. LOOMS % ortlL
Nosroe-Wa g. Barker Of Men on Centre William Oliver Of
Rochester. =. -, "a, -, n
Wood Hanson Gibson Charles G. Bgcev, Robert A. Fle John
T. Theodore 4. Myers, Iho& l. Ogieh
Tobias oeveubergh Feleuck H. Map Duncan MeGiego
Theodore = Van Colt Joseph IT, l0u
NcMsbon John Rogers, ST Clair smith y Douglas SIN
C0.Esiock E BONN, j. WopiruI Lows James a. A'r
W. Anderson James L. Crenden Gilbert Con ou solomon
Hygos. Charles Aihct, Joseph r. FHth u. Latier SnA'd
Blunt Eiuard l. Orru. Geogs Seymour John T. S"eez
L. Jacob Scheu jules Sgtrmth j. laneion Ma
Won llc Richard {. Elliott. IT, Hail. ANDREW hti
IT, James J. Dean Joseph NJ Dixon Adam Go fcltif@
Lett GOWN Leonard Carpenter Louis T. Kifcle sam
Edward T. Scbeuck Jacob r. MIcr. Geo Defenet
D. Buulel Ahrlm L. Smith, Alasa -
R,lseh Douglas snpbel, Moses NJ Robinson
OtsegO-Gsoge ksthhua Of Springfield Center.
Os,rTgo--J. Nifi Case Of OsNegu
JIockiand-Ch Charles ". Root Of Ctr
afatgqJ " Eghmy, Stpiea H. ci Saratoga SPRING
Srheaeclaig-JoAn a. Dereiaer n Schenectady
S<ahoa- Ellswoita d Mills 81 Corning
Tiisbr--Slmpu T. Keater o. ROeuiaic
HGgHt-iyiHsu Lyon. Of Panyr.
Hesf,aBsviI Travis Of Pcekshil Morris I Of Somers
Charles g. 81 Dobbs Fsuy kOocrt Dmmck NJ
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ton either at general election special election s' sha oe 's'
mined bv the Convection" la ~ .ho .oblo
MI. CALLAHAN called up Tor CONSTELLATION '"0 ~
ton heretofore offered by linn , -, =, ..,.d 70 cop.
Rd That there be special committee OF three appo'h' 70
nd the establishment Of proper pharmaceutical
iu this State. ,.o1 aud ato,.-. Calahan
Gould and Hand we're appointed such committee u,,o,
The Convention then went into Committee OF the "hoe
on the the report on cities. , .oo,ior
Mr. SPENCER moved TO strike out the 1Is' seclon'
pending which, "A recess took place
EVENING SESSION
The Convention, in Committee OF the WhoIe cor,
tnued the consideration OF the motion OF MI SPeH,ei
strike ont the section of the report Cities, Messs
HARRIS CONGER, VERPLANCK and Others, pafllcl-
paed in the discussion but without coming TO vote inc
convention ad Ouned.
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~ i. science the faculties the mind have BEEN for the hT'' e
t,c 70 er elementary fomsIBobet Chambers oil Oha"0e''
JoaruaL ,., -.
Phrenology added and veTdan field TO tue aOH4H "
inte,lec,-IThe Rev. Thomas Chalmers, D. D.
p, undertakes 10 accomplish for what Philosophy per-
o. the nal wort disclose the real state oil tnins''
and to present nature uu,ad and in her true fatn-PoL De
Sllimau.
All my life long have in the habit Of using Phrenooy as ~
which solves the practical phenomena Of A Not A'i ~ Wv
u As completed one that regard 1t as FAR more uu anu M
aud Bile than ans system OF mental philosophy
,teb b,, vet been evolved Certainly Phrenooy has inouu
mortal philosophy to the people Hitherto mem'A pn''py
h. been the business Of philosophers and meiapny ~
hen % A. much business they needed for their whole 'esi ou
Jy of Phrenoogy nomenclature its simple ana sehSoe
- ~ ipan mind and ITS mode Of aHaytng it, the human
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dezen Of table cutlery being portion OF the properly
Gently stolen from the Terhnne Bros store IN NeWh
tb,oroe vas arrested at the same time, and about Sou
worth of the cutlery was found concealed under hei
dress
HUDSON CITY.-While Henry Alton of No.
sherist New-York w3S dhvlns along
attocEed Inv fnasti owned By Michael Lyons The dog
each time bit the horse severely IN the nose Lyons -
willing that the dog shall De Killed
NFWARK.-While Mr. John Burns was
driving his mare valued at $780, in down Broads
with Mr. Edward Durham, the mare dashed against %
team ana vas killed ane de on 5e1 for % i5
occurred A new Reformed Church j. 60 he erected III
the southern part of Newark and The ground has been
selected Until the erection 81 me new ednce the Spot
ted Beecher aud kinnsysts is TO be used
as q Sunday School.
TRENTON.-The Grand Division, s. of T.,
has elected officers as follows: g. W. r., Edward H..
Drate. g " A. f. d. Woodruff; c. Scribe IT, =. Howell
g Treasurer F. Deveraux: 6. Chaplain, b. &. Sharp G..
Conductor, John L. Checsman; g. sentinel :: H. Doug
lass The quarterly sessions OF the Grand Division iOr
tbe wear are be held follows April, az BrdgetOn
Gloucester County; July at Newton, Sussex County DC
tober al Elizabeth. Union County January at Trenton
SOUTH AMB0Y.-A few evenings ago this
community excited by the alleged attempt OF Ms.
Martin to take the life OF man IN TINS place. AecoIuS
10 report the two intimate during the absence VI
Mrs. Ms husband IN the army during lpe war MUrn
Martin returned he refused TO live with ms wife, ana, as
the other man would not support her. Sic attempted 10
imprisoned. Recently Mrs Martin returned TO south
Amboy and went to the house Of the man. and meeting
him at the door, the woman made an attempt TO take MS
life with dagger. she was arrested
GAINESVILLE, Y. J.-Twenty persons
residents Of this place have for months past been
puOinng coal To the extent of 80 tuns per month
were route for NcwIork Detective officer HagGerI
OF Newark arrested the offenders yesterday.
GREENVILLE, y IA new post-oiiice has
been opened here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24
4 MOTHER HOSPITAL INTRODUCES
uoFFs MALT EXTRACT

HOFFS MALT EXTRACT
BEVERAGE OF HEALTH.
wy stated tia. several hospitals this city Wen as many
e country among which especially named the Massachusetts, A'
INN r the Blind Boston, and the Juvenile Asylum in the same city
have Introduced by the physicians HoFFS MALT En-
TRACT BEVERAGE OF HEALTH wenorn the public at large
le bvgepie drink as an extremely nouTshng beverage
M A. pleasant and sure remedy diseases arising from weak lungs
,,,s and tie delicate organs Of the throat and chest;
roue aforementioned nausre, lately been added the Kings
Comfy Hospital in Fabush l., and feel justified saying that
~ Mali Rvsroe Of the first European remedy Of industrial
on found saeh great favor with the citizens Of this country
and which being Of exceptional value acqareda higher standing
than most an Of the ocal remedies o and patent medicines Of
te DAY Ina ind Onvaents dyspepes and eOnsumpy per
~ s an both .e,es, Of weak constitutions viii end
more gae and eeaeou remedy to benefit the entire system
10 strengthen them 10 remove the debility arising sickness give
, an appetite aud improve Digestion and strengthen not only the
r bat o to produce eIpecoraton Of coughs hOrse
ness and colds Let try and they VIII always recommend IT, Sold
by ts aud erocers special agents aud Hors depot Ne 5
Broslna, yev.Yorh
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10 CoRREspoNDENTs

IN. 8. NJ" Brooldyn-Ihe Hon. Thomas
Corwin died in Washington Dec. IS 1865. Breyet Brig
Gen VIM. Walton Morris. Coosel I'd Artillery died at
Fort NIcIIenry Dec H. 1865 lie not killed in battle
1t Tn Pauvre IIomme"-You cannot lawfully marry
again without yOrce. which viii cost you In this city
between 500 and s3oo..."B f. D." Wheeling W. va
We have exposed the swndlc dozen times. 90" J. VI.
y - chelsea Mass-Writc to the Postmaster fremont,
Westminster County. Y. N-."A. j. c. Obcrlm-If you
have read THE TRIBUNE TO so little advantage during the
past two years You deserve To be swindied H. jan
2l-send your card and name rs . guaranty.
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THE GRAND DIVISION OF SONS OF TEMPER
ANCE.

4 LIVELY TIlE-GEJECTION OF THE PROPOSE
TON TO ADMIT COLORED REPREsENTAIlNEs
ALBANY, Jan. ga sharp fight was made IN
the Grand Division this morning. proposition 10
strike out the present restrictions upon coored members
OF the order whereby they dcbarred from VISITING
white Divisions. and aso from being represented III tle
Grand and National Divisions r. ". L. J0hn T. hihes
introduced the following:
RcsOlrcd That this Grand Division make no
distinction between white and coored members ana
white and colOred subordinate divisions and that no suc
distinctions be permitted to appear upon the RECORDS Oh
this Grand Division. An attempt made 10 ruie IL
out OF order and it then voted down. The whoie
matter of colorcd membership was then referred 10
cOmmttecOf three with instructions 10 report at the
annual meeting in october. The Chairman appointed u
committee consisting of Radical and one ConserNa-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

PORTRAITS. CHARACTERS AND BIOGRAPHIES Of the Ear o.
nj d trl Stanley Father and Son. in the British fafa'
charles = Deems D. D.; COOPER Daniel Drew oN"
Macy: Baron wodehoue Lord Lieutenant Of ire'Ahu' H
CONSCIOUSNESS And MENTAL ACrloN-A io''n aH43S -,
.aon, according 10 the doctrines Of Phrenoogyi
Clan On the Brakes by John Neal; Acquisition vs. Bene'onee
The Aue. Of Culture the Ministry or ambitions
,,v. Inconsistent with in Religions mA'aon' %
ions statistic Of the United States SefIIsP The Resurrection '
Dead from the French.
SOCIAL Home o. The Fast Young Man an Illustrated
Poem suited the Mothers lnhaeAeei no" " "'''
Wife The Homes Of the Metropolis
Natural Insanity or testimony IN sup
- - pb,epo0y. American Surgical Apparatus in the Pans Expos
Ion The Indian Weed some statistics Of robaccoi Large he'"i
Ternperanee in Mental Manifestation
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brought within eaeh and comprehension Of oI4rA con
mon intelligent people And all through tie reading part Of "ui
may said that Phrenoogy so far dnused that ha become
the philosophy people The learned professions may DO
they pea the common people will these questions and VII
carry the day nothing Of the fact that all great material and 'en
tie classes though they cOnete the truth Of PhrenoOsy are
yet dcesng it, making integral part Of the scientific system Of
mental yhilosOphy.-lRev Henry Ward Beeeher
THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL periodical which more perhaps
any other publication in the world calculated to DO ooo 70 ~
reiers-to promote their physical moral and Intellectual hso
pout out OF life and Indicate the remedy for
nv already entaled Alive progressive prao
teal fully up advance o. the times every respect this
monthly is working incacuabe good eIeng It's influence
those unaware Of lis existence ought TO have place IN family,
aud having gained footho is maintenance Of is suTeIes-
ton Monitor. Now is the time to subscribe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

The Christian Convention in session at the
Iafayottcave Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn. reassc
bed Yesterday morning. aud the subject of making the
churches SELF nstannf discussed In the afternoon
the question Of how churches may best all Young Mems
Christian Associations dcred. and IN the evening
the subject debated WAS desirable that the clergy
,.ona hr assisted ny liy.cn.' Addresses were made
iy Tie Roy. Dr.. Eddy. Dury ca, and Andrews.
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION

ALBANY, Jan. 23.-Thc Constitutional Con-
yentiOn reasseI1bcd TINS morning.
Mr.. CALLAHAN presented three memorials in favor OF
The state Medical Board.
Mr.. HAND presented four memorials on the sab
ject
Mr.. BICKFORD offered the following:
Rs0td That the Committee revision be- Instructed 10 the
article uue amendments aud reiisnns q" the Consultation.
IN snhalce fioSs: But Constitution amendments
sfrsd Convention shall be valid until adopted ~ ye Of
u the tie sdop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24
TIE GOyTRNOR's RECEPTION.

ALBANY, Jan. 23.-The Governor gave
splendid reception TO the members OF the Legislature
this evening. The members Of the Constitutional Con
veutou with the State officers Of the state Military As
ISOLATION and "a number Of ladies, were present Mrs
FentOn and her daughters assisted the Governor IN
DONG the honoTs. Ii the finest event Of It's KIND OF
The
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IVES
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LAMPS

better and ehearer h than GAS he lighted Sled and
~ without renewing globe, chimney the
burner We make . SPECIALITY Of furnishing
SAFE STATIONARY LIGHTS,
Cn place Of those that movable and dangerousl
and
PURE NON-ENPLOSINE OIL,
In Mace Of bad. unsafe kerosene commonly used.
Every received from with our brand on ne lead can e re-
s on as PERFECTLY SAFE Slipped In hemeray gtt9 bar
I Of gallons 50 FOR the pressn only on Ts''p'si
ien'''H'' THE BEST Is ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST
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r11r ErRRrARY NUMBER CONTAINS:

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EDIT ORAL-whats Use Of Timely Topics making Maple
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HUMAN DECADESCEThe Poor Whites Of the Sostb The VIZ
,pos life One SiIeness Su. Character the Hair New Phys
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MISCRLLANB0UsThe japanese New French saTberfJ WHO
illustration in the Image Of Cod Principle by SHAKER An
swers to Correspondents Right Marry Industrial College Or
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HAD the IOnkers Savings Bank been pro
tel With the BURGLAR AtaR, TFLEGr is doors rou4 ot hnf
open alarm that would nave a.,. tt 'A'
cghholAOod J. HOLMES 10 ''' h''""''''
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