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WANTS.

WAHIEDaaAn eIye1esced CORSET OUT.
w IT TEE :, DoUGLAss' Shirt and 0or'st rooms,
WANT!D 70 RnEI.A Small ROUSE, cen.
month month address Boz ssf City Post Once, VAN 81
WAsTirDo.nf WHSIi On f.,a sssI: "., yGs.s IN M SEFMAE
SsI1 y.,S Grocery corner Of sth and streets,
3 to 1S 9 .sTs. assT E h1a.. r.
sas si.hn FS,, iSSa 5:: T:: Of the city Address
WANIIp IMMEpIATELY--Tvo good White
w WOVEN; one for cook. to de also wash
and esnns .na roD
Ing; n,s The beat references must be slvep, as no
At sei 18th street. between e G and H. % ses sse"
WANTED-Immediately q good COOK, col.
w ore. cred. Apply st 444 n street, between l2th
S5.tsS. GtSsS''' $50 ''S street near corner :;S:s'
WANTED-By respectsble girl . eTTUA.
q. Box /, Star office. seps r.
~ ANTED-By yeung man, SITUATION in
an h Es ~ .Ss IL
business. Address s. g., Star ofcs e. " sepa Taoss''
WANTED-A eIrUATION, by a respectable
had long experience In same, and can come veil
recommsndsd. Apply at 333 street. corner 18th.
NUBsE WANTED-An eIperienced NURSE,
~ well recommended. TO take care Of Q child two
yss.s old AdSrsss Experience" Boz ass'
WAETED-A middle aged colered w OMAN
w for general housevork. Must be fullZ com
petent to cook, wash and iron. Also, q 0IRL as
4os fth Street, corner d. '''""'n seITa. ITtaa.
WANTED-ro buy good second hand FURNI.
w TUBE, to furnish two or three rooms and
kitchen, complete with everything necessary for
ho1,ekeeping, to be paid for In four mon thly in
L. O." washington Post once sei.st!
WANTED-On or before the first OF October,
w an unfurnished HOUSE. containing from
ten to twelve rooms: with all the modern conye-
niences, and in desirable locality. Address N.
:" Box ia City Post ONCE, stating terms,
locality. &c. l3t"
OFFIOI, DEPOT O0MMISSARY OF SUB.
~ SISTENCl,
WAsHINGTON, ID. o., Aug. 81, 1859.
WANTED-5,O0O pounds Of good HARD SOAP.
PPaoIosais received until ~ m on the 2d October.
sepl.f G. BELL, U. 8. q. A.
WANTlD-sPEOIALP PARTNER With So 400
w or $500. to whom will be given one-thiri
interest in business now paying 5000 clear
less than IL per cent: per annum on amount in.
vested. For full particulars address, with real
name. w. J B. CO., Washington. d. q. aust -6t'
WANTID-By Q lady, who is Competent TO
w tesch the English branches and music, the
position of fGOVERNESS, either resident or dai,y
in tie city; or Of resident GOverness in the coun
try. She can also teach the French language to
beginners. Good references given and required
Address Miss \, washington -. o. auSl2w'
WANTED-Fiye or Ten Thousand Dollars
" worth OF HEAL EsrATh n MS9Thsi RdHRrR
an Z-tf New York avenue and 9th street
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PROPOSALS FORiMEAT.
OFFICE Depot CoMMIssARY OF SUBsIsTEycR.)
No. SIS sEvgNTEENTH STREET.
WASHINGTON, d. o., August 6, 1869
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, OF the form fur.
nished by the undersigned, will be received until
THURSDAY. the 9th of septsmber, at IL m for
al the FRESH AND CORNED B EEP AND NUT
such less time the Oommissary Genersl may
direct, commencing October ], 1859. Details and
OF the latter with this to be attached
70 essh proposal offsred.c Rr1L
NOTICE OF RIMovAL.
We respectfully call the attention OF our friend,
and customers TO our temporary removal to the
Opera House, corner 9th and SITS: :, until our New
Store 10 finished. Our sales will be continued A.
usual, on Tuesday, THURSDAY, and Saturday mo,n
fngs, commencing Of 10 O'Clock:
jeS W. L: WALL q co., Aucts
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United STATES PATENT 0TEIOl.

United STATES PATLHT OIIICi. ,...
On the petition Of D. W. HOGHES, Of Palmyra,
Misso1ri. PRAYING for the sxtsssi1n Of = parent
for an Improvement in Hand Seed rianters
10 ordered, that said petition DO heard ct this
son may oppose this extension Directions, depo.
sition., and other pspsrs shsuid g 2; nlsd In this
SAMUEL 9. FISHER,
au 20lsvSV Commissioner OF Patents
IINITED STATES PATINT 0FFIOE,
y on the .pstitionA of TIMOTHY BxiLiY, of
BalIston Spa, n T., praying for the extension Of
1855, for an improvement in Knitting n Machines:
.,M [. ordered that said petitiop be heard at
person may oppose this extension. Objections dc.
positions and other papers shonld be filed in this
SAMUEL g. FISHE6.
at 5-lsv3v Commissioner OF Patents.
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i August 10, 1862.
The advertisement for proposal. to farnish sta
uonery to this Depertment, under date of July
80, 1859, IL hereby withdraw. ,,.nr
aul9.lot Acting Secretary
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INSURANCE.

CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSup
ANCE COMPANY
HARrfoRD. CONN.
Assets over
1HANTfFVE MILLION DOLLARS,
GEORGI r. MARBLE, Agent,
Federal Block, Reom 3,
opposite Post Once Department.
o@-u Corner 7th and y streess
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EOTE.-Under the regulations Of the Department
as heretofore and now existing no payment can be
msde Tor advertising proclsmatioDs except to such
publishers as aIe specially authorized. les SIRE
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DETER TOTANs,
L Turner, and Dealer In
" B z,
And Manufacturer OF
BILLIARD BALLS AND CUES,

And importer OF
BILLIARD CLOTH, CUES. LETTER CHALK
And BILLIARD NEROHAHDISB In general
mySe6u % FULTON street, New Yor
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTIOI, That the sub.
Of Washington County, In the District Of CoIum.
bia, letters Of administration on the personal e.
county, d. O., deceased. All persons havina
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
the subscriber, on or before the 18th dsv ~ ~
May next; they may otherwise By law be excluded
my hand this 18Th day Of May, 1853
vu.,.v.v. MIOHL J. fAdHdiRtDGI. fdmiRtDGI.
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0UICK BAK1R COOK STOVE,
ARBITER COOK STOVE, ~
GAS BURNER RANGE, ~
WALKER RANGE,
II. 1. 0RE0ORY,
323 Pennsylvania avenue,
euA-lW near 7th street.
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A NTHRACTTE GOAL FOR THE NAVY.

Secretary Of the s. nate Of the Tpi,ed Sat,
au9O fat Sses<
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IN THE eUPRTM1 COURT OF THE DIs.
TRICT OF OOLU MBIA, AUGUST Il, 1863.
r.s:,., r;:a' ,ss, EQUITY Dosss's.
Ordered, this itth day OF August, 1889, that tho
Trustee, be ratified ana confirmed, unless cause To-
the contrary be shown on or before .SEOOND
TUESDAY IN September next; pfoviaed Q copy Of
in the City Of Wa hington, d. o., once in each OF
three successive weeks before said TUE sday.
GEO. ?. FISR1B, Justice 3. q. D. O.
true COPY.
au l6-laW3W ToOt:-R. J. M1lGS, Clerk.
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FfTSEss ron OFFICE In choosing
men for public Offices, regard should be
had TO good morals rather than to great
abilities; for Providence never intend.
ed 70 make the management Of public
affairs mystery TO be comprebendsd
only BY few persons Of sublime geni-
as Of which there seldom are dozen
born IN an age; but truth, justice, tenn
peraDce, and the like, are in every mans
power, the practice Of which virtues,
assisted by experience and a good in-
tention, would qualiiy auy man for the
service Of Bis country, except where
course oi study is required. The sAEt
OF moral virtues Is 10 far from being
supplied by superior ENDORSEMENTS oftbe
mind, that employments can never 10
put into such dangerous hands a. thcse
oi persons 30 qualified at lesst the
mistakes committed BY ignorance. N a
virtuous disposition, would never BE- Il
sach fatal consequence 70 tho public
veal rs the practices u man whose
mclinations lead him 10 be corrupt, aud
who has great abilities 70 ruanAge, 10
multiply, and defend his eorruptions
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NFrEE COMPLAIN. Never complain Of
your birth, your training, your employ
ment, your hardships, never fancy tia.
you coald be something, il YOU only
had a different lot assigned yoa God
understands his own plan, aud he m
derstands what you want, a great deal
better than you do. The very things
that you deprcoate, as fatal limitations
or obsiraetlens, are probably what you
most want. What you call hindrauces.
obstacles, Encouragement, are probab.
ly Gods opportunities; and il is moth
ing new shas tbs patient should dislike
has medicines, or any certain proofs
that they are poisons. Nol A truce
to all such impatience Check that
deyilish envy which guaws your heart,
becaase you are not in the samo lot
with others; bring down your soul, or
rather bring It up TO receive Gods will,
and do His work in your lot, in your
sphere, under Your obscurity, against
your temptations, and you viii find
that your condition j. never opposed
to your good, but re ally consistent with
it. Dr. B1sAmaA
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A JRCR MARRIAGE i believe there
arc few thoughtful men who have not
come to regard as one Of the east ex-
plcable among tie great riddles Of the
easthiy economy, the rarity Of well-as-
sorted raurriagea. II might bo 30 dlf-
ferent one cannot help thinking The
adaptations for harmony so wonderful !
50 rich Yet how often how inisera-
bly, sometimes 1t all miscsrries The
waters oi Paradise turned to fountains
Of bitterness the gifts Of Heaven per
serted 70 curses upon eafth
] do not mean that there are few un.
ions yielding reasonable comfort, friend
" relations, a life free from opea quar-
rel Or secret heart-bninmg. but speak
OF very marriage, without flaw or JAR
q mating alike Of tie material, with lts
intangible aiinlties and its wonderoas
magnetisms, and u the immaterial
principle within that survives the death
change ! speak OF hearth-hop4e per-
vadcd by harmony not. only unbroksn
lnmuiabie as that Of The spheres
felt 10 he 50 by those whom il blesses
caluIs, satisfies, social state u rhleh,
when man and woman attain, thore re-
mains nothing 10 the way ~ earthly
need or acquisition, save daily bread.
to be coveted or prayed for.
Some think that IN this trial phase Of
our existence, no suck state oi HARMONY
aud happiness is 10 be found. Amoua
the few who do fnJ il none Of these
skepues vii have place No entrance
into that temple sIcepl fof ii.ose Who
believe Without faith IN the Good
and The Beautiful tic Good that. is
fell, not ssel--tbe Beautiful shat must
be conceived before II Is realized
n8au j. shut out FROM the highcgs enjoy
uienl. And sael 4 H,au eau a. littls ~
assli0ate tbG world u elevate lis rsoe.
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NoTHma LEAyEs Us AZ Ir FouyD Us.
II sheet Of psper on which key
has been laid be exposed for some min
utss to the sunshine, and then iuslan-
taneonsly viewed in the lark, the key
being removed, a fading spectre Of the
key will be visible. Let this paper be
put aside tcf many months, where moth
ing can disturb it, and then in darkness
be laid on plate Of hot metal, the spec
tire Of the key will again appear This
Is equally true Of our minds. Every
man we meet, every book we read, eve
ry picture or landscape we see, every
word or tone We hear, leaves its image
on the brain. These traces, which m
der ordinary oireu Instances are invisi-
bic, never fade. but 10 the intense light
Of cerebral excitement, start into prom
lnence, lust IS tue spectre image Of the
key started into sight on the appica-
ton ot heat. II is thus with All the ID.
lusnces to which we are subjected
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AdoLp CaHMsE IN the late numhet
ot harpers Maeagine We fac the iol-
lowing description oi Wall street
character and Wall street load
Al the bnillon and com ui Wall street
- carried Abont the streets in common
open carts precisely such as are pssd
n carrying ordinary merchandise =
For twenty years past one earman
John G. Berkley, best known in the
streets as Honest John, whose three
carts stand AZ the busy corner 81 Wall
and Broad streets, las done the eartiug
for the bullion dealers and bankers of
The city, any Of whom would trust him
with their yaul,s with treasure uneount
ed, Tall robust and ruddy. Honest
John bae in his countsnanee precisely
The expression which We sl5puld expect
TO see ~ one who Tor SO many years has
borne 50 honorable a name. He began
40 the street twenty-seven years ago
aad, after his flth year he became the
established carinan u the com and bnl
hon uaen II is his carts tha. 20 TO the
California steamers aud convey their
kegs Of gold TO the vaults 70 which they
are eoasigned His carts assist 10 re-
store the financial balance between the
two continents by conveying to and
from the Cunard steamers in Jersey CT.
ty. He has occasionally carried, for
short distances, down hill, million OF
dollars IN gold, which weighs Two tuns
but his opinion is that seven hundred
thousand dollars is about as much as a
humane man viii ever permit his horse
to draw over these rough payements for
any considerable distance. On a busy
day be wlli have as many as twenty
loads OF precious metals. A load OF
gold, when il goes across the town, is
generally accompanied by clerk Of the
house to which it belongs; but it often
happens that Honest John isqnite alone
when be las as much gold on his cart
as horse can draw. For such service
he gets higher compensation than when
he carries desk or a load Of printing
paper; and, indeed he has tho air OF
laan who could show little gold Of his
own If there were occasion.
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CarERruL FscE Garry the radi-
ance Of your soul in Your face. Let the
World hase the benefit Of il. Let your
cheerfulness be felt for good wherever
you are, and let your smiles be scatter
ed like sanheaIns, con the just as we'll
as on the unjust Such a disposition
will yield you rich reward, for it's hap
py effects will come nome to you, an d
brighten your moments OF thought,
Cheerfnlness makes the mind clear,
gives tone TO the thought. adds grace
and beuuty TO the eouNtenance. Jou-
bert says when you give, give With ,
joy and smiling.
Smiles are little things, cheap arti-
cles, TO bo iraught with so many Aess-
ings both to the giyer and the receiver,
pleasant little ripples TO watch rs we
stand on the shore Of every day life
They are our higher, better nAtares re-
sponses TO the emotions Of the soul
Let the children hare the benefit Of
them; those little ones who need the
sunshine OF the hsart TO educate them,
and would find level for their buoyass
natures in the cheerful loving faces Of
those who lead them.
Let them not be kept from the Md
dle-aged, who need the encouragement
they bring.
Give your smiles also to the aged --
They come TO them like the quiet rain
of summer, making fresh and verdant
the long, weary path Of life They lock
for them from you who are rejoicing in
the fnlness Of life
BE gentle and indulgent to all
Love the true, the beautiful the Just,
the holy"
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IHE RHrLr oY APPLICATION Seek to
acquire the power q continuous apph
caticn, without which you cannot eI-
paet success II you do this, yon viii
soon be able to perceive the distance
which il creates between you and those
Who have not Bnch habits You will
NOT count yourself. nor will they count
you as oDs Of them. Thus you will
find yourself emerging into the higher
regions Of intellectual aud earnest men
men who are capable Of making
place for themselves, instead Of stand.
ing IDLY gaping, desiring place with
ont the power to command it. Keep
On striving 10 accomplish more aud
more every day, and thus enlarge con
atantiy the range od your Intellectual
abil.ty II ron learn to DO as much
Sofk in one day as you used 10 DO 10
two cr three days. yoa are as good a.
two o. three such men as yoa foymer!,
we're. boiled down to Que Dr. Ray.
land
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i Wa Is ( Mlsu7r Here i paat
me god man says about tbo way
oys and glrls ought 70 mind wbea apo.
eh % ~ their parents
The other dAy I heard mother az
er little son 20 d. something In =
innate, be said She spoke again.
tat \ was one, two three. four, I've
,inptes before he minded her
II makes ne think oltho switch tend.
r's boy What liu bad waited a MN
r before mlndlng his father A
viteh.,endsr IA Prussia vas Just going
3 move The rail, ~ order 70 pui con.
Is train y ears on a side track. when
csughi sight q his htlls son playing
a the track The engine vas in sight,
ud he bad no, momant 10 spare
Ie might jump and save h,s child; bat
could not do that and turn the
witch 10 time; aud il il we're not done
he incoming train would meet another
rain. aud terrible crash aud smash
axe place
he safety Il hpndFsds Of lives de.
ended upon bis hdelity What coaId
e do what did he def Lie down,
e down" he called with lond. quick
oice e the ohld and ae,Ging the
witch the train passed. safely On its
roper track.
D'd the heavy train run over the lit
ile boy Was be crashsdf No, he
iid Just as his tAther told hiul, anj did
i instantly. He iell fiat belween the
rails, and the cars went high over his
head, and when tho ANXIOUS fal hsr
'prAng to the spot, there be was, alive
aud WE'LL not hair was touched. II
was bis quick obedience, you ses, that
layed his lie. lie did not stop q min.
ate. Even moments hesitation
would haYs been to late
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SABBATH DurrEs. Such are my com
mon days; but Gods day calls for an
other respect Tho same sun arises on
tins day, and enlightens it; yet because
the Sun Of Righteousness arose upon IL,
and gave new life unto the world in
it, aud drew the strength Of Gods NOR
al precept unto il, therefore Justly do
We sing with the psslmist This the
day which the lord bath made. Vow
| forgot the world, anl in sort my
sell and deal with my sonted thoughts
as great men use, who, at sometimes Of
their privacy, forbid the access Of all
suitors. Prayer, meditation, reading,
hearing, preaching, singing, good CON
ference, are the businesses u this day,
which dare not bestow on any work
or pleasure, but heavenly.
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sherldan 20 ons dar mneh .n

Sheridan was one day much an.
noyed by a iellow-nlsmbsr Of the Hosss
of Commons, who kept crying oat every
few minutes. Hear. hear" During the
debate be took occasion 10 describe a
political contemporary that wished TO
play fogne. bot bad only senss enough
10 act fool Where exclaimed be
wtlh great emphasis. where fhhll Ss
Gnd a more ksAyish fool or foolish knars
than bs 4 Hear. hear wAs shouted
by tAe lIoablst0nls member. Sheridan
turned around apd thanking him for
hls Information sa' dopu. Gl.d ger
era ro@z u islgb<g.
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Read noi books alone, but men
aud among them chiefly myself, i thou
dnd ANYTHING questionable tbsre usa
tBs commentary u . yeYae igicud
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NUMBER Al.
B L U E C 0 A T S

A ~ srg fhf ttes4, ntsrid cal fHai ~ ~ Z + sss
Hfst Aas.s 80 fse.ts IS ~ fsTfai Esi~siaa
taaa tsssHF asffsf asFs 10 Fetsuss Aa}e0faft Thrl
hsF isssa~a8s, Dafiag hsIf4fs Hats nosds Nyu.
3af ~ srs. iifs e ~ IssnP, FIELD ana afatal
t8sHaifgea - Asees and stsgis. ai.b fhr Songs Aa3
.has fa aaaet aAi q IfasHsas ia4iarats ~ iaf Ifs
li ssltstes stsf ian e. Atsfstia1 sna = - ~.
eieH saa % sps saF tsi& pet3ehsa Price 1n ly
n rHRF seed fsl aHafl $50 ~ agf tfruis
ns8faN Scr tatiHf 1gftt ssFk. tAiftss NATFONAL
fibGlsHfEN tnt FbaslegbaA Pa Cnraabali Chic.
lA-1re. lH u 81 tsats 1
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WANTED--AGENTS-- resHt
EarlY R0se POtnt0. -. - -. 4.
AbdominaI supporter

- Y T8HFHI7I9 1T l'FII y 70 IHI74TNIFHIa-
ENKEl SPOKESMAN, FARMER txp uORsRAAK
- As4la send inf Psmphigi ~ % pages rgusins
tug fuli description 81 Invention BY which the
Hsi lHVni~sac hsisrs, raHaNuss sua rtcssUs horses
eau - trlYcn with pggfscf ssfsfp Per breakng aud
tfasnihg hurses q i bsitsf has EsfFfs gthrf
49, Ssuf frs< Aiifsss T. BuTER a CO.
FAFksfsbar., Chesfsr Ca "a
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PIANOS PIANOS PIANOS
The Parlor Favorite.' :

TUE immense demand FOR this popular instrument
hss lnduc n az 90 make itr manufacture a special.
igy and W. consequently Enabled to eef them NJ
much lower rates than arr charged for similar fnstru-
mcnts by Other makers Inquire Of resident dealers
send tH Cur Illustrated catalogue and price lst Ad-
dress GE0, NJ GUILD co,
PtaunFdETE MASuy'Es. BosroN Mass
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DENTISTRY.
BEgNEY's FRENCH
CONDITION POWDERS.

Th' sesi hsaiess IN ihs usrksl fes Hrrs.s r. +.
htAts ses Proprietor, Safth Ressinstou
fsf sals u asnsksset W 4 g. Dgss-u
LONDONDERRY WOOLEN COM
- rANY,
Is LfatasasFfs v sa'ts ca7npshy ktviat gnsAs a.u
trsHsrtsatt sfs shset 70 saazsses sesis tAs saaH.
ssstaarFs Elsy seffs
p, ee'n1ssHy Aass s~sa sGHpiy ~ sssh .n ksns
@AtA tstf ~ tafAAHfs fsf Nes - Fvssaahhs tsfais
noah wHt11GN
An kALbA
NAEREN GAHTiELB
#sessssrrr "a a., la isas ar
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IAK PAIEAT MAHIU CON .

VI ca'uf gray haif permanent black o. broMn
sold ever shrfs. stn5 by mail hir d ~,
AdaFrssNA PATTON Treasurer
hsSi Comb CumpspY. springfield Mass
A6tNTs FAEAEEs GARDENERS ant FKTIT
~ GROW tEs E ~r7a rF particulars ~ Besfs ~ pro-
~ est lves tf1t friaratgr ara flsscf iss'r8r.
~ Samples u A. vtIi b. 4fssui~G % m, ta 1 OF
lhs Hiirj staes AID sEssaf safssg iinH taraHfesd
seaf af' are FaHta "a susy1 Count ~ tss Uaisd
sflSs. Address y AHEAi,N, - oecosd Street Bait.
moF,. vi
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AT 7. PERKINS
HARDWARE STORE
Builders, Shelf and Agricultural

HsEpwAKE NAIL AHtE IK0NGtufTs ftcE.
~ ttTIAEG BOLTS MNETr v AsHERs.
CsKWaaE IHtv NtNGs CArrt STERs ANp
NASQNr fuhe, AZ
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WANTED, AGENTS, s.3 " 70 @or' 4

W AM Cd, AUEN }, psr month,
ywhrFe, male and female lFDduce the GENU.
tSE IMPROVED COMMON sENsE FAMILY sEW
ING MACHINE This machine will siieh hem, fell,
tuct qailt, cord biaa braid and smhr0der iB most
tnpefief manner PIics only SIS FallY warranted
fsr fys year Wswil pay $1,000 for say mAchlas that
wi sew stronger more beautiful, a mere elastic
seam uaH p4fs u makes tts 'Elrs.ic Lock stitch ~
fvery sscand sitch $50 he eat sni the cloth
rpi = pailep spar slth0at tearing f. We pay oar
hreni. irem so 90 sU9 pen month sad expenses Or q
commission pn whieh tsics iba aggHRt can br made
AdJrss stt8NB 90, PrnBHEsH Pa, HusfoS
Aass. pg ~ Hpfs Nc
tsution.- no nai rpl be imposed pFoh hy ether par
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-06-17
vermont Items.
ADDISON COUNTY.

Charles A. Bradbury, one of the gra-
duates at the Annapolis Naval Academy
June 4th, is stopping with his parents at
Verpennes on a brief leave OF ABSENCE
He will soon take his place on the quar-
ter deck Of one Of Uncle Sans men-of-
war. and make n voyage up the Medllcr-
ranenp.
The sales Of butter at Vergennes On
Saturday were four hundred and ninety
three tubs, the ruling price for which was
80 cents per pound. Eggs brought ~
cents per dozen.
a twin daughter Of Samuel Clark, Of
9fafksboro, aged nix years, was poisoned
Last Friday by eating arsenic Tho mo-
ther being absent when tho child return
Cd from school, sho went into the cellar
and picked up aud cat piece Of bread
and butter that bad been aprinkled with
arsenic and loft for rats. The child died
in a few hours after eating tho poison
John and Michael Mack, Of Now IIa-
ven, have been committed to Middlebury
jill for stealing wool from George Walk
er Of that place. They went for wool
and got shorn."
BENNINGToN COUNTY.
"A young lad named Mcclure was
detected in the act of robbing the money
drawer Of @. II. Sanford's store, at Ben.
nington Centre, one day last week. He