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SPECIAL NOTICE
TO FARMERS AND ALL PERSaKS eXNIhG

IU fAknEkS AND ALI PERSDtS eWhlhG
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP g. HOGS
In the spring of the year when Horse is
about shedding his coat nothing will do him
better service than a teaspooniul of
YOUATTS CONDITION POWDER,
every morning, well mixed with his feed.
cows.
In milking cows the subscriber feels con-
fident that YoUATT's POWDER, as he noD
prepares it, will astonish all who use il, and
convince the most incredulous to say that by
feeding a>cow one teaspoonful of YoUATT's
POWDER once day will so much increase
the quantity and quality of the milk as TO
yield one pound of Butler per week more
is promising much, yet We have the evidence
OF hundreds TO prove this assertion. This
increase is made by keeping the cow in q
healthy condition with good appetite.
HOGS and SHEEP will be greatly bene-
fitted by using this powder. One of our
customers says that he had l6 sheep all Of
which had the Distemper, and concluded he
would try an experiment with YoUArr's
POWDER -h gave half of the number the
Powder, and they recovered in short time,
the rest died.
The genuine YOUATT'S VEGETATIVE
CONDITION POWDER is prepared from
Youatt's original Recipe at Hollinshead's
Drug Store. All other is q counterfeit.
Try IL and be Convinced.
w. lIOLLINSHEAD.
March -, 1863.
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EINSE I SIr
BAI,MORALS,
YARNS,
LAST CALL!

The undersigned respectfully informs ALI
persons indebted to him by Note OF Book &c,
count that he is now in want of money TO.
enable him TO fnlftll engagements he has
made for putting M a new Brick building
where the old frame now stands. All who
promptly respond to this csllswill receive his
thanks, and those who fail will bo compelled
10 pay.
NtCuoL * Rt1SfER
Dec j., ls67
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TNHE NEXT SESSION OF THE
l. STROUDSBURG ACADEMY will
commence on WEDNESDAY,. MARCH
llth, 1865. Pupils admitted at any time.
For terms, &C., apply to
JERE. FRUTTCHEY, Principal.
Feb. 90, 1868.
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A MOST SUCCESSFUL AND WON.
DERFUL INVENTION!
NEW METHOD OF WASHING CLOTHES
WITHOUT LABOR.
THE AUTOMATIC CLOTHES WASHER Il BOILER.
1t has been thoroughly tested and pro-
nounced Unequaled as
CLOT II ES " HER
by The Thousands who have il in use.
RECOMMENDATIONS:

REC0MMENDATIONS:
HAMILTON, MONROE Co, PAD
May 10, 1868.
Having thoroughly :ested the Automatic
Clothes Washer" q new invention, end one
of the most successful and wonderful inyen-
tons of the day, am satisfied that, as a
clothes washer and boiler, it has not its
equal. 1t IS selfacting, and dispcnses with
most of the labor of washing, and nearly, if
not quite, all the wear of clothes so obiec-
tional in old plans. Having fully tested this
boiler in my family, | can recommend it as
one Of the greatest Improvements Of the kind.
As regards la5or-saying, and clothes-saving,
there is no invention that can equll it. In
stead Of washing-day being dread to house
wives, with this machine, this heretofore
arduous work of whole day will be re-
duced to two or three hours easy work.
ABRM. LEVERING.
We, the undersigned, having seen the
+" Automatic Clothes Washer" thoroughly
tested fully concur in the forgoing recon-
mcndation Of Judge Leycring.
THEo. ScuocH,
Ed. l.. WOLF,
FREDERICK KEIsER,
JACOB x. SHAFER,
Stroudsburg, Pa.
WIN. p. HOWELL,
Minister Of the Gospel, Cherry Valley.
A. w. LoDER,
Merchant, Kellcrsville, Pa.
JOSEPH KEMMERER, JR.,
Hamilton, Monroe Co, Pa.
BENZ. DUNCAN e. SONS. Agents,
Il. o. address, Stroudsburg, Pa
May 2s, 1863.
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CHAMBER, and

DINING-ROOM SUITES,
both of their own and city manufacture
which they will dispose Of at the lowest pos
sible prices for cash.
They are also prepared to manufacture TO
order, any and every thing in their line,
from single piece of furniture up to a COM
plcte outfit from garret to cellar, all of the
best seasoned timber, and by the best Of
workmen. They do not claim to be " the
only Furniture dealer in Stroudsburg who
has license 10 sell Furniture" but having
paid license and established themselves in
business they are determined 10 do full Justice
to all who patronize them. Their stock OF
lumber embraces all the kinds ST woed en-
ployed in cabinet-making, and was selected
with regard to quality than to price.
Remember that we can supply full suites
either of our own or of city manufacture,
though we prefer filling the former, because
greater justice can be done thereby to pur--
chasers.
UNDERTAKING UNDERTAKING. -
Having provided ourselves with a new,
neat, and elegant Hearse, full supply Of
the latest styles of Collins and burial Cas-
kets, and all the other appliances of first
class establishment we are prepared to con-
duct the business of Undertaking, IN all its
branches, to the perfect satisfaction of all
who favor us with orders in this line..
Machine Sawiag, Turning, Planning, DO
Their factory being fitted up with superior
Turning, Saving, and Planning Machinery,
all driven by powerful steam engine, orders
from cabnet-makers, carpenters, and others.
for work in these lines VIII be promptly and
satisfactorily filled.
They respectfully solicit a call from the
public. Furniture chccrfully shown without
charge, and prices as low as the lowest.
PHILIP MILLER s. SON.
March IL 1867
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Hamilton Tosynslsip
Chcnuthill To,vnsI,iD.
Middle SrnilhficId

f. G. Shoemaker, store, Ia O0
Notice is hereby given, that an appeal
will be held at the Commissioner Office, at
Slroudsburg, on MONDAY, the 18th day
of JUNE, 1868. at 10 o'clock, AN, where
all persons who feel themselves aggrieved
by the foregoing appraisement are required to
attend. f. Ii. GUNSAULES,
May IL, 1865 Mercantile Appraiser.
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MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT, 1868.
lST OF RETAILERS of Foreign and
- Domestic Mercha andse in Monroe Co.,
subject 10 the payment Of license for the
year lS6S:-
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FREE FIGHT!
=" COME ONE, COME ALL"
One Thousand Dollars in
CIR E EN- BACK S

to be giuen dscay by the subscriber, tn tAu
.follofing manner:
Each suit of Furniture exceeding one
hundred dollars, will contain one SO green
back exceeding two hundred dollars, $40.
All bills exceeding eight hundred dollars
will receive one enameled Bedroom Suit,
containing 13 pieces, in any color desired.
Also present given with each bill exceed
ing so.
CARPETS, 0IL-OLOTHS, &c.
Every order exceeding 40 yds. of BrussuIs
carpet will contain one S5 greenback, L
piece of Binding. 4 papers of Carpet Tacks
Every bill exceeding 55 yds of Three-ply
or Ingram Carpet will contain 50, and one
piece OF Binding, and papers of tao ks and
each bill will be sold at less money than san
be purchased ut retail in New York City.
J. II. MCCARTHY.
Odd Fellows Hall.
Stroudsburg, Pa
December - 1867
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Executors Notice.
Estate Of ABRAHAM TRANSUE, late
OF Paradise topnshiD. Monroe Cou0ts,

@ Paradise township, Monroe County,
deceased.
Letters testamcntary upon the abo, named
Estate have been granted to the undersign-
cd, all persons indebted to SO id Estate are
requested to make immediate payment and
those having legal claims against The same
are desired to present them in proper order
for settlement, without delay, TO
JOHN A. TRANSUE, Executor,
Paradise Valley P. o., Pa.
May 7. lS6s.-,-Gt.*
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administrators Notife.

Estate Of CHARLES NJ. HANNA, late Of
Middle SD'ithfeid ToUnship, deceased.
NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
/ letters of administration upon the above
Estate have been granted to the subscriber
by the Register of Wills of Monroe County.
All persons indebted TO said Estate will
make payment without delay, and those
having claims against the same will present
them duly authenticated for settlement to
WILLIAM HANNA, Admir-
Nj. Smithfeld tsp, June A. 1S6s.-6t.
STROUD TOWNSHIP BOUNTY FUND
STATEMENT.
SIMON BARRY, Treasurer of bounty
Fund Of Stroud IoWnShip, tn account
tcih said Township.
DIR.
To amount of money in
Stroudsburg Bank 10
credit of said township
at former settlement,
June 8, 1867, 1923 SO
To amt. of bounty tax re-
ceived of Jacob L.
Rheles, Collector, on
duplicate Of 1866, $500 90
On duplicate Of 1867, $500 90
-- $500 00I
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CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE,

rejoice in their good fortune, and recon-
EcRd it to all who require a perfect dye.
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, 6s
Maiden Lane. New York. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied by ali Hair Drcssers.
June 4, IS6S.-Im.
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FIFTY THOUSAND HEADS

new clothed with masses Of rich black and
brown hair would, if they were unfortunately
CUT OFF
ffom supply Of CRISTADORO'S DYE,
begin TO
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TURN WHITE,

red, sandy, and gray. Manhood and beauty
with the one defect in their personal appear
aRce remedicd by
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EUROPE
* AMERICAN COMEDIAN IN LONDON THE CEcI-

sS AMERICAN COMEDIAN IN LONDON Till "A0'
pRoc1TY TREATY WITH CANADA.
LoSpoy, November 9.--John s. C;afhe' 'hs
American comedian. played at the s'ra''o
Theatre Friday evening last before the ouecn'
rho Prince and Princess OF Wales, hc'elos
johnson and other notabies.
Tho Pos. regrets the postponcmeht oi
rorotiations for new reciprocity treaty DC
,..oor ,hc Dominion Oh Canada and the Unit
ca States. 1t regards the conclusion OF such
,rcatv as the only sedatiye for the discoh'eh'
OF Nova Scotia.
FUNERAL CT A SUPPOSED FES1AN IN oo"N'
Cork, November GA great popular oeihoh'
stration took place here yesterday on the occ.
s,, Of the funeral OF james Iountain. WHO Is
su;ooscd to have held q prominent POSITION III
,;.c Fcn;an organization. \ PROCESSION
oror six thousand men and women foilo"co
.hc remaius to the cemetery. Mountain Tor
merlv resided in the Uaitcd States, and was
delegate TO ihe Fenan Convention heio IL
Chicago in November, 1868.
TUE CROWN OF SPAIN.
LONDON. November 9.-The decree removing
Lersundi and appointing General Duiee Cap,
tain-Gencral Of Cuba was officially uohshco
on Saturday.
THE pARAGUAYAS wAI-THE UNITED sIAihS
SQUADRON.
I1snoS. November 9.-Ihc mall steamer
from South Amcr.cl has arrived from no jail
Giro, October u.
The allied fleet and army were before Asun
eion. News Of the surrender CT the city was
hourly expected at Rio. 1t was reported ,lia'
The United States squadron, under Rear Aum''
raj Davis, was going up the Paraguay river tc
Asunc;on.
pETHnoSEMENT OF A SOVEREIGN.
Lon. ON, November 1.-The Imam OF NUS
cat has been de,hroned without struS8ie
The chief of Wahabur succeeds.
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4 GREAT THEATRICAL PEEFoRMHcE.- The
appearance of ElwIn Booth AID Fanny Jan
auschc:i in "MacJcth" has given the theatre
goers of Boston new topic of conversation.
The Post says:
1t vas diamond against diamond. or, rather
with it. 1t WAS the general opinion that Mr.
Booth never performed Macbeth in $, mastery
manner, while the LAZY Macbeth OF Vile
Jan..uschPk was most remarkable impersona-
tion. ful of the inspiration aud power of gcEi-
MS, and lit conlpan.on of the delincatcr OF
Macbeth. We desire 10 record 1t as great
lmstrionc triumph, completely capiivatin:; t tue
audience. The stars were repeatedly caue''
hn.orc the cultain to rc:c;vc tie acknow.cdE-
mcnls of those present. Though Jana'lsclck
spoke in German, suc:i was the power OF hri
fac,lc expression and the fnrca of hcr artistic
ycstlcu'at!on, that the meaning "i hef litter
anc,s WAS almost as comprehensive is Ii *Nt'
IL English. Her acting WAS great sGccess
from .cslliuinG To end
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r,s resurrection in Cuba.

HAVANA, November 1.-THE Provlslonai
Government of Spain has conferred on Count
Balmaseda full power to pardon all engaged III
the recent Instructions except the leaders
The district governors CT the island nave
been changed. The rebels are in possession
Of Rematc, Mata. and some other lows III tic
jurisdiction of Puerto Principe. Ecma'e Is on
the southern slope OF the island, and there Is
much fsht,ns in that whole neigh5oriiood.
The government admits this in published
communication.
Nothing has been recently heard from Coo
no, Jono. rebel commission here claim th;;'
they have plenty OF money in New lori as wei
"a war material. They also claim for The rcDei'
the eright of beliserenIs. Several Mex; ans arc
arriving and their movements arc Watched a. as
the whole patty ere suspected OF uniriendiH
designs on Cuba.
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llrw Qualifications.
puSSELi.'S BOOK y. ORE.
WEEKLY LIST NFw BOOKS. &c.

ELLIOTT. >crmons hy the Rt. Rev. stephen r.
Thomas NJ. IIanckel. ESQ. vol, svo- 50.
STEINMETZ. ihc Romaicc OF Duelling, IN ali
time. aud .ountr' 'cs. By Andrew StcnmeiZ author
of history OF tue Jesuiis &c. . vols, l?mo 81.
SAINT DEUVE. Po' traits o: celebrated women; !;
comprising Madame dc Scvgnc, dc Dur!s, Lali.v-
e:tc dc l,emu at, d. Solza, hrndener foliEo' uu'-
z t. de- Stac. VOL. lemo. 81
GILLETT. Democracy in ihe United states; wnat
!; has DONE what it is doing. and what 1t alild By
Nanson H. Gilett l VOL, l2mo. 81.
POLLARD The Los Cause Resained. by Ed
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LIDDON. University Serin ans; b. Rev. il. =.
Liddou lIe Is now cckn Dwledscd. on ail hands to
be tn greatest living preacher in Englahd Fui''
I2mo. 81 -.
MORRIS The Earthly Paradise; Poem by Vim
Morris. author OF jason. VOL, II mo. 81.
HuOPlS. The Look oi Evcrsrerns; Practical
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CHANiBER>'-. Encyclopaedia. Dictionary OF
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ENGLISH MAGAZINES Subscriptions receive !
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TIE DEM,caATs AND GENERAL GRANT.-Ihc
New York Herald speaks OF another Demo-
cratic flank movement being proposed. Ii Is
10 have the States which went Tor seymour
cast their electoral votes iur Grant and thus
eocrrc him = unanimous vote Of all the States.
1t is thought by this meaas lie will be r@llevc"
of anv roblisaton topariy andcan preside I'M
partially over the whole country without being
bound BIZ any partisan policy. The Washing
ton correspondent OF the New York Herald
has the following on thi: subject:
Acting npoa this idea, tho Democratic polit;-
ciaus lave pi cpared number Of cstc!s. ad-
dressed TO leading men North and South, suS-
cc.tlnc the prunpt adoption OF tlil5 plan, ~
following is copy Of one o. these ict'er7 "hc"
has been shown 10 rs: ,o,o c,
WAs1IyGroy, y. c.. November s. 1858.
cral: In ms lulcmcnt the w;c3t lhliiS ,iic
Democracy cJu;l low Il. would D." 10 throw
i:ier entire electoral vo;" iur ',liet"i Nt''.',
=; indicative OF tic iac; that s:ou;d he pursue
Il liberal. rcaaroas ad lna:;:;:nnoui c"ti ,i' IT,
t,icy will sustain him. Il won Il a5o nave INC
rfT.ct of not lclviil: him altogether III inc
lau,s Of the adverse iac;ion, ana "ou:d 'ou't-
less strcmgll. n a"y purpose he ma? citcr'itih
tuw,rI4 the CONSERVATIVE sens;n!nt oI INC
c.nnlrv. Iii. vutc ca inoi pos1inl: 90 oel :
rn1ur a,:r =ool %nl ;mr"w: IL TIC Eao,:c'
sn~"cs,cl wau!d 1t Last prCi"ce y colic'ii-
tory ,rIl'lessl )ii. 10000 g, -
{; ,yc,uur s cpncrs0a. Of .n:ucAy; IL;
SON cn.. of Georgia: Wad, liamp.2n. General
Gordon, General Pr+sto'. Eo.ir: I::ler, "f
A!aban.a and cx Senator Z. {. C."T.
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V.i.SHIfGTON.

GRANT DOWN on oFFIcE-sEEKERs-ThE sCfAh-
y1soEs- scHoFIELD CANDY.
WAsu1So1oN, November lit IS stated that
General Grant has ordered General BadeAu 70
burn all letters of application for Office winch
he may receive. y
Noah has been appointed supervisor for 1c!'-
nasscc and Saffold for Georgia. Alabama and
Florida.
Schotield vsitel Grant today.
Canby will leave in the morning.
The reported gathering OF armed negroes III
Upton County was in Tennessee ana not al
kansas.
Seward says the recent statement Oh I've
London Times regarding the Alabama CLAIMS
is unreliable and entirely incorrect, anu 'nC
same may be seid of the statements ot 'hc
situation originating in this country.
The State Department has no Information
regarding tic reported tihbustcrlrS move
ments on Cuba.
The Herald publishes seven columns OF COZ
,osnondencc between John II. Gilmer and th'
,evenue officials re ,arding tho whlskcy frauds;
Gilmer complains that high officials threatened
him in exposing and furnishing frauds.
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TIVE PRACTICAL BEAUTIES OF MORMON Po-
,vc,vy-A Gentle woman in U;ah lately gave
q corrcspondent of the Cincinnati Commercial
tbis little, but telling sketch of the practical
workings Of tho Mormon system
Now there's Eph. Roberts over there-po'nt-
;nr to n stone house near the monntan-hc
bro;lrl; a rcal Young, dcl'catc WIFE from New
~, NOW COIN Oh sixteen years ago, and she
worked haid. tell you; why, I've knowa her
IN do oil her own work when Eph. had three
hands and the thrashiu machine at his house,
and some,im :s she works ouS III the nc;u,
bound viii III and lked hav, which, yon r w,
isavful Oh delicate New lock womall- talh;
as il she'd been raised 10 1t Ike We i4ihs-a'i',
ofter ol lust last year. Enh. went and married
"noth,r womon. 4 real Young one, not ov'r
tynnty. and duu't vou th:uk, this sprung shc
kmn.Eci Maril-tla!s his first wlle-doWiI
viii, t,c chllr,.dashcr and scadcl her. Eph.
GOOD hy iud inst sad: Go III, Luce; XII her
If van can" # all st.rted bout c'iurll, too.
Ro,l, wanted to uac il :.t oncc. Maria hau Ii;
a,,t i,nr hrticr WASH little slow III cOmii:, aiiu
tIcv go, mad, ard Luce struck her, and thei
sn,f.hrl the kettle right oil the stove aho
nonrpd not water OH Ecr fee; 50 she icii down
whcu she tried to run oI.. N! "hlt "V' Ill,
rrsnIt. finally? We'll Mai; lri' lin; "i ,oursr
She h?d 10 o: be killed I's very NICE 'h"uSn
FAR thr ,oen. h.;i Il dozen chances - iA3!f
nIi W,rI,nns but law [ wouldn't give that loi
al Of ',m. WiN. Just turn Things %rou:d I"V
icr wnnua have two or ti;rt2 me AM sec
low til.\'d like that. Tnere won'ht b. l'o
murdcri,' done III these par;s-oh, 10! AM
I reckon 4 woman has ~ fine teeiin 5 us !; 'nau
| tell vuu if nv husband ever lons en- OF lrics
to ret auothcr wifi. that dry Ill hua: another
Gentle. Bet Your life Oh ihlt.
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Ei,,busterinc in Ncw Orleans.

New ORLEANS, November 1l.-This eve
ni,c,s Times has all article giv:nS rs rum9ra
and reports current details of the Cuban en-
nedition spoken of i'll yesterdays World
Il saws that there is an orsan'za'ioa IL 'h'S
city and country which has been IN CORES
nondencc with the Cuban insurrectionary
ieaders for some time. That the zeal head
quarters of the movement arc IN the CITY,
and that the leader is not Gep. Hennlngs.
The statement that 5000 men will leave this
city in fifteen days is probably true, and
number of parties engaged in the movement
have already lett with passports ior CuDa'
On Tuesday evening two meetings were held
in this CITY by those engaged.
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Items OF state News.

--oa Monday. the 9th ms, about far fIolr
o,rlo,i p. NJ, the GIN house of Il. y. /. K j.
Inns. ncar TnnmoAsyiic, WAS burned TO the
ground wi,i, sonI" eight bait; of c1;;o:. AMI Il
large quanti,yos cotton seed.
The Marion Star saws '.On last Tlara-
dav night as alr. James L. Jac"son and ms
brother Silney, i l,l ot fifteen, wcrr rcturhh:;
nom the village 10 their hone, they were s"rt
and mortally wounded by some unknown
assassin. hey were riding iu a buggy IN
were SHOT in the back within a short distance
Of their residence. Mr.. J. Il. Jackson died on
Saturday morning, and his young brother was
l;ngernr in great agony ut las. report"
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This Series is meeting with most gratifying re-
,.. il nccrl Inr mental di, clnc, we'll Is for Il
practical preparation for the business OF liie 1t IL
clear thorough comprehensive. logically arranged
well Graded is supplied with areat variety oi ex-
ampcs anl teaches the methods actually "s'u Dy
b,I slcss mc'. "
SPECIAL attention is asked to the PIAcTrcAT~ It's
rules and analyses arc free from unnecessary words:
il. mcuds are the shortest possible Above ALL II
i,. last five wears specie payments have been sus-
pended. prices have double the tariff has been a.
tered. national tax levied. &c. Oui book rcco-,.
mizes all these changes, ASD II Is THE oSLY ONE
THAT DoEs-iic only Arithmetic that describes the
di(1rrrnt class"s OF Unitcl STATS Securities aud
Lows how 10 lind the comparative results ot i:.ycst-
mcnt. III lh.m Used in the iub!ic Schools of New
YORK l.rooklyn Albany, Jersey City, &c., and CIV
ng the highest satisfaction. No progressive teacher
cln afford 10 Use any other.
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, lamp which. is said to have the power Of

A lamp which. is said to have the power OF
transmitting light through the animal tissues
VAS recently exhibited ut meeting OF the
British Society for the Advancement OF Science
The inventor. DR.. Richardson, says that the
idea of cffccting this transmission OF light
originated with DR.. Pricstly, who had observed
,aat on passing tho discharge of a Leyden bat
;,rv through lis finger the member became
luminous. By this lamp, il was asserted that
the motion of the heart ard Of the lungs had
been observed while these organs were under
tho influence If ether. The bones in the arm
Of q Child also were seen, and the movements
and outliue of the heart through the chest.