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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-23
WE ARE ON HANDI

And are prepared, on account of our i'm
mense increase CT business, and of the de-
nreciaLion in merchandise of ali kinds, to
offer to our Agents and the public, not only
1 Cottons, but all kinds of Goods at LESS
prices than ever before offered.
ANY person that viii send to us for print
ed notices OF 60 articles, with So enclosed,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-23
Deafness, Catsrrh, ScrOf
MONTHLY
Trade Circular
FOR JANUARY. 1869.

Containing list of valuable and useful
articles for sale at ONE DOLLAR each
also, liberal Inducements Tor forming
Clubs.
1t also contains Information 9Oltieh, a0e
think aOiLL be important 10 dny person send
ing money to The GIT Enterprise one Dollar
Concerns.
Ii is the opinion of some of our city ana
state officials, that If this circular is cir
ciIIafed in all parts of the country, 1t
would be the means of saving great deal
OF money which is now lost by sending 10
these unIaW fuI concerns. On account OF
our immense trade, and of the deprec1a-
tion in merchandise, we are now Offering
to Agents better inducements than ever
before offered. Copies sent free to any
address. ANDREWS q CO., 81 Elm St.s
formerly l64 Sudbury St. BOSTON, MASS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-23

Is at hand, and every loved one expects
valuable gift, buy a Florence Sewing Ma
chine, which is easier learned, less liable
to get out of order, and does more varieties
of work without change than any other.
Every Machine warranted to give katlsiac-
ton. or the money refunded. Price SO5 and
upward. Twenty pieces of Gray TWllled
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-23
PHALON'S "PAPHME LOTION I"
For Beantifying the Skin and Com
DiextOn,

Removes All Eruptions, Frecklos, PlIn-
pies Moth Biotches, Tau, etc and renders
the skin soft, gCtir, anil booming.
For Ladies' Ia the Nursery ~ iB inValu.
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving it has no
equal.
remedy for diseases aud biemishea OF the
Skin.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-23


THE jews AND THEIR FAITH. -
In combating the proposition that
Jew can be made to change his relIg-
ious faith, the .Je,cish Messgng says
I'VE should have supposed that the
failure which has for centuries attend
ed all plans for converting Jews to
Christianity, would have taught the
most enthusiastic of its advocates to
| abandon a scheme which never has
| nor can succeed. 1t failed In times
7 when Israel was fettered. body and
soul; it surely cannot now succeed
| when they are in the enjoyment of
their Heaven born rights. Why,
| we ask. can they not be
permitted to pursue the even tenor of
their way? They do not seek con-
verts from other faiths; why should
i not the like course be observed to-
wards them? Is il not patent to every
we'll thinking mind that no change
! can take place in the mind of an Is
lraelite with respect to his tenets?
His faith is as strong as rock; he
assimilates himself to no sect; he
feels a devotedness to the creed of his
ancestors OF this we have the best
| evidence among recent occurrences;
especially in Austria, where, from
various causes, they were compelled
to abandon their faith; yet so latent
was the Jewish religion In their
hearts, that the moment liberty
dawned on the land, hundreds re
turned to the faith of Israel.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-23
ROBERT SMTTH.

u m a q n L a IA q n.
MAIN STREET, bet. Fourth and Fifth
hVANBYILLE, IND,
Has Just received new Hoarse, the finest
ever ID the city. a large assortment of
Metallic Cases, Baskets, and Collins kept
constantly on hand. liv d8m.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-23
Dead
Terrible Sacrifice

In order to make room for Spring Wear.
A complete stock of Domestic Goods OF
every popular brand, and at the lowest
prices can always be found at Schapker,
Bussing & Co.'s, Nos AZ and 40 Main Street
In short, they have everything TO make
the "outer" appearance
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-23
80 n ArrIsr flnnnon I'M AMERT

oA-The following is a brief state
meht of the origin and status of the
Baptist Church ia the United States:
an 1867 the first effort at system
attic organization among Baptist
churches in New England resulted in
the formation of the Warren Baptist
Association. This body sent a dele
cation to the first Congress, in Phila-
-delphia, In IVA, to petition that body
to secure Baptists in their religious
rights. 1t will be seen from this that
the year 1867 Zone year after the
Methodist Episcopal church was fully
organized in this country may be re-
garded as the period when the Bap-
lists began to be an organized and ag-
gressive body In America There IS
now in the United States, leaving out
Canada, /, los, 926 members of the reg
ular Baptist church. There is also
under the direction of the denomina-
ton thirty colleges and theological
seminaries, excluding all west of the
/ Mississippi, which are only in an in
cipient state. The amount contrib
uted to benevolent objects during the
past year is 5000, S48, excluding the
contributions of nineteen States to
their State Conventions, which would
swell the amount TO more than 81 :
000, 900. Thus the last organized
church has become the largest.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-23
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stitches per minute. Address AMERICAN
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-23

PEHAEQH'S ssI'APBsEAN SOAP fci
the Toilet, Nursery, aud liath. will moi
chap the skin. Price - GENTS per cake.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-01
THE INNER.

The act for the better regulation and ven
tilation Of mines &c, for Schuylkill county,
Pa, a synopsis Of which = gave recently,
has become a law, and II it's provisions are
strictly carried out, will no doubt, lessen the
mortality among the .,siners. The necessity
for some such Law being in force, may be
cleaned from the following facts and fig
dres.
From Oct. 1867 to Oct. 1859, there were
reported 10 the newspapers OF Schuylkill
county 202 accidents, happening to miners
IL that region-of that number 104 were
killed, and of the balance, no doubt, over
9ne-third died from their injuries. ANY
accidents happen which are not reported 10
the press, and q fair estimate wolld place
the deaths 10 that year from mining acct
dents ut 100. This is only for one region,
taxing in the whole Anthracite region, ADD
the proportion Of deaths are about the same
The following appalling figures are the re-
.rff
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-01
ENGINEERS e. FlREMEN.


TO THE BROTHERHOOD Of LOCOHJ
Il TIVE ESGfSEERs Ali EnEiG-ers denrous u
starting Divisions of the brotherhood, relu
te address H. NJ. kayror p. D. Box lO2Z. X 0cn-ster
N=E Yurk, by whlm ah necessary Information Wilt l
furnished. =. n. AuuGE, vi. G. A.F
Flrt Wayne In
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
I'D ENGINEERS Chicago Division. No 10y m..
every saturdas Al 1850 p. NJ a. the hsi. Groom DID.
No IS South Clark street Members u tha order sI
respectfully invited - attend.
u c. PARKER q. NJ
N. y. sroKT, Nj. "A. E
r. .. Blows Cor. sec'ry, Chicago. mino'-
II locomotive FIREMENS' UNION ND.
IL n, meets tEi~e month, At their room III P0rIa.
Wis Taos. Inns Secretary.
A. G. klNIsfOS Master.
Correspondence with other unionA requested.
EIREMENS' UNION No. III, MEETS EN
III ery ERIDAY Evening. AZ CIV stala. Corner Wy
Twelfth Street.. Correspondence vita sister an'oly .
-eQursted. " o. DRANxR $50.
J. L0CKKK. Master.
G. W. BEowS, Cor and Fin. sesy.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-01
MAcHiNIsTs.

NJACHINISTS' AND BLACKSMITHS
vi UNION, NJ. ~ Plrr Wayne. Indians ai-eta lvafy
SATURDAY, niyht AZ half rAat clock thl ut -a.
feliUwS Alli LNAl0ul street.
n. RI HARAisny Preside at.
% MTKcHv C0r. Secret-ry.
MACHINISTS' AND BLACkSMlTHS
vi UNION, No. /, o. Wisconsin, meets every sAIlt
DAY, a. bali past seven O'Clock Y " 20 -h-r Ha. u.
ne 8. X. corner u Third end Prairie Street. h.H.l
Oh. MCAAhus, FEHa.lant.
WI. BANstsrER, Recording Secretary.
fACHINISTS' AND BLACKSMIIH-
vi UNION, NO. l. Of Ohio. meets First and fa.r.
MoEEAT NIGHT Of every month. - ht past stH--
O'Clock P NJ 81 lron Moullera Hall W A tst f..
Street, Cincinnati.
r. r. RzADFoap. PresH.rs
d. B DIHoE. Corresponding secr'y.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-01

TOURNEYMEN PLASTERERY ASS0-
q CITATION, Of OIncI- natl meets every oshei fhurs-
day evening ~ fron MouIders C2ion Hall 20 weaf khA
Street. All communication should Be a1drsssed c tR
Corresponding Secretary, lcs West Front ssreet.
D. A. Ira, Sec. JoRE CAsKT, Pres.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-01
Formation a Great Peoples Party,

with view 70 Running the eovsrnmsnt National State
and Mnaiepa In the Interests Of and for the whole pso
PIE Every other question. old nsw win be dealt
with according ~ We Nc from standpoint. always
having In view the best interests Of all. We shall st
5 eng wherever We and Il. whether In high CT low
plase ~hils we are willing 70 do part and take
all The risks and responsibilities incident 70 the pubca
ion Or such IN organ. we cal upon every friend o. The
movmsnt % aid By efforts 70 Increase eircula-
tlen.
CAMERON & SYLVIS.
PRoPRIETORS.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-01

The ADvOcLrE will be as a sentinel upon the
wAchower guard over the interests Of the people
While sighting every species Of sh. be our aim
to seek out the CAUSES which few Vie many disor
ders society and make vlgor war upon them. N
great atm v be to strike the root Of The tree We
viii advocate an entire change in the monetary system
Of the country, upon the principles and through the
means embraced In the Platform Of the National Labor
Union We shall advocate che adoption, BY the National
Government, % . new hand policy. taking the ground
shat not another Of the public domain should be
disposed Of to any cOmrsny corporation or person
any whatever except in small parcels to actual
settlers We shall favor taxing all uncutivAtea lands,
and comp eIrs companies corpora Ions and persons.
holding lands BY g,vernusnt grant, to put the same In
the market government prices I25 per acre) within
given time and In case Of failure Co. the land TO
revert back to the government We shall advocate the
abolition Of the present National Bank systenthe call
ing in Of the whole National Bank crcIlasonand ssu-
Ing In its place treasury certificates, convertible Into
bonds bearing rate Of interest," and vcs srsa, 81
the viii OF the holder We shall advocate . Labor De
partmsnt ID Washington, such a. s contemplated In the
resolutions adopted In the last session Of shs National
Labor Union We shall advocate Cooperation In any
md every form In which il can be applied preduc-
ton and distrIbuton. We shall advocate the shorten
ing OF the hours Of labor in every department of indus
try. We shall advocate . ssringeu. apprentice Law in
every STATE and an entire revolution in the system Of
Prison Labor In every state.
We shall advocate equal rights and privileges 70 the
wOskIngwOmen Of our country. Our motto shall be,
sEqual and exact justice TO ala people, We shall adve-
cate the
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-01
THE OLDEST AND BEST.

liz CECES ANU De . -
The very greatest want the reform movement OF To-
day an able fearless outsPoken paper, untramneed,
independent truly devoted to she cause Of reform
Such paper is the woEKSdNAs's AtvocArE. Many
efforts have been made within years past. to start
such paper Every one Of these efforts 10 within
short time hsye failed II ID net 70 speak Of
the causes Of such failures is enough % know that
at this time there paper Of all those started
that has any claims a. National organ. The Wo2KIsG
MANS Advocate has been published for nearly FIVE years
having surmouned all the obstacles that led 70 The fall
ure % the many other made by various parties In
many parts OF the country The ADvocATE 10 now up
nrn basis perfectly from the possibility OF
failure so that people can subscribe for it and feel sure
that hey will not lose their money, they haTeso many
times In the past The not only the OF bEsT
lie LAHsssr and the paper in the country devot
ed 70 the Interests Labor Reform Is not only nov
upon firm financial basis bat Il Is published By men
whose record az friends Of NE Labor Reform movement
is such as to furnish guarantee that the paper will
main the champion OF the reform movement under any
and all circumstances.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-01

Means for Identifying Depositors:
When q new Depositor first to the Savings Bank,
precautions are taken and records made that he may
always be Identified, and tn I'll book IL lost,
the owner thereof cannot be defrsaf "A.
The business OF this Institute confined exclusively
t. the receipts and Savings Deposits and Funds
deposited trust No CsmIe rcial or General Bank
Ing business is transacted.
certain proportion Of the funds Invested nv loan
upon estate in the city Of Chicago. In making such
ans preference is always given TO applications from
DepositoFs Of small Who have accumulated In the
nsttu ion sufficient funds % pay Cor lot Of ground,
and desire to rorrow something more % aid them In
erecting buildings be used Tsrm4nsnt homes for
themselves and families.
sS-Money RENTED BY Drast % Europe or elsewhere
for Depositors-
RS-The Plans Of Cheap Cottages. selected b con-
mittee Of depOsitOrs In lhs Institution, may he
Savings
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-08
Tribute Of Respant,

At a meeting Of the Dentists Of Ncwbcrry
hold on tho 7th inst, Dr.. II. S. Wha1oy wa
called to tho chair, and DR.. T.. G. Jones an
pointed Secretary, &
Tho death Of d.. W. Is. McKellar boinp an
nonnccd, committee Of three was appoiptct
e. express tho feelings Of tho fraternity I'd
this sad dlspcnsation Of Providence 5
The committee reported tho following: ~
WHEREAS, Tho sudden close Of an active
iife. IN career Of enterprise and usefulness
must arrest the attention Of the most thought
less. Our friend and brother D.nt!st, DR..
w. B. 0ckellar was a nativo Of AbboyfIle.
s. G., but for tho last twenty-five years a
resident Of Ncwbcrry, whore In tho prac lico
Of his profession he had secured an cnyfabIc
reputation rs Il skilIfuI operator, and IN his
death tho profession and community sustain
Il sovcro loss. r., gL'.f.' 'tHr'S
Bo It therefore resolved, That IN tho death
Of our brother ". B. NlcKcllnr, tho profos-
Sion has sustained mn irrctricva6lc loss.
Resolved, That in token Ofour sorr0w for
his doatli, and high appreciation Of his vir-
tuc., wc will cherish his memory with uffcc-
ton 80
Resolved, That these proceedings bo pub
'lshtd In til Nowbcrry Herald, aai n copy DO
sent TO his afflicted family.
DIR. ". \. FALI.OW,
DIR j.. q. JONES, }Committcc.
DIR j. X. THOMPSON. J
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-08
The Great Pictorial annual.

Hos,cttcrs United States Almanac for
1870 for distribution, GRATIS, throughout
El!c United States and nll civil zcd countries
OF the Western Hemisphere, will be pnblish>
cd about the first Of fJunuary, and niI who
wish to understand tho tue philosophy OF
health should road and ponder tho valuable
suggestions It contains. In addition to an
admirable medical trcntlEe on tho causes.
prevention aud cure Of 4 great variety OF
diseases, IL embraces inrge amount Of in>
formation interesting to the merchant, the
mechanic, tho miner, the farmer, tho plum
ter aud professional man; md tho calculu-
tIonS have been mndo for such merfdinnS and
lntilu'lcS Ms nrc most suitable for correct
and comprehensive National Calendar.
The nA'urG, uses, and extraordinary san i
tnrv effects OF HOSrErrER'S STOMACH
Isl llTERS. tho staple tonic and Alternative OF
more than l,nlf tho Christian " orld, nrc fully
set t"rth IN It's Pngcs which nlo also intcr>
sperSed with pictorial illustrations. valuable
recipes for tho household und fnrm, hulnor-
ous nr ccdotcs, and other instructive and
amusing rcnding mnttcr, original aud select.
Gu. Among tho ANIMALS to appear with the
opening Of tho ycur, this will bc ono Of The
most useful. aud inny be had for tho asking
Scnd for copies to tic Central Mannfnctory,
nOSrEI'rER'S STOMACH BIT TIERS. Thc
turrERS aro sold IN every city, Town and
village, and aro extensively used throughout
tho entire cfvilized world,
Dec 8 i8-1In n.".
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-08

LeRiBla two Summary.

I%gi'fature cunvcnes frequently. President
Ire tmrore Montgomery often presiding over the
senats's deliberations. Prayer IN the House BY
Rev. Hitly Buokskim or somebody else.
Civic "trusts" having become drug, the
doughty diknitarics pant for martial glory md
rsnown. and Iesnlvo that the last dollar aud tho
last man thal) 80 for Cuba. They "spilc" for
another place In tho 'pIctur'. Vlvc 10 braves!
Some one resolves that tho desks Of the mem.
hers oushtto be supplied with looks. No doubt
Upon thE heels OF mo State aid to railroads.
somr' up n proposition to Issue bonds to tho amt
at o. 20 200, to provide lind for the freedmen
did you eIcf!
Bills arc introduced to punish the carrying of
concealed wenpons by any citizen other than q
State ofEceri and 10 protect from arrest any
MEMBER Of the State Police for my alleged Of
Vince committed by him In tIlc discharge Of his
duties We chulenge the vide world over for
such gslotious body.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-08
NEWBERRY:
Wednesday Morning, Deer. s, 1860
Great Inducements.

TO all now subscribers to tho Herald, be
tweon this time and tho 8rst Of January, "
OFF, tho following leading agricultural pa
pcrs At tho low ratios named:
Tho Rural Carolinian, published by Walk
or. Evans d CogswolI, Charleston, with ths
Nowberry Iiorald, at 81.
Tho Southern CuItiyator and Herald at 81
Tho Rural American. n largo Quarto, Illus,
trated, and Herald at $3.50.
Tho American Stock Journal, and the
Herald at $3 rs.
Any Of these first class papers can be had
now dt exceedingly low ntcs by subscribing
before January. .. IT,.
Arrangements having been mado with the
proprictors Of tho Ladies FREUD, 4 charming
monthly and TINT excellent paper tho Satur-
day IEvsping Post. wo arc able to supply
cftatr of thcso papers to now subscribers to
the Herald, at $3.50.
MAKE UP TOUR CLUBS.
Five coptos Of Eowborry }IorAld and one
to gcttcr up Of club. together with tho Ladies'
Friend, OF Saturday Evening Post for $500
Ten copies Herald. and ono extra, with
two Of tho, Agricultural papers named
aboYc for S25. 90
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-08
GIr. HolloWay's Letter,

On our outside will he found a copy Of
the letter which this gsntleman--a high.
ly respected, intelligent md Influential
citixon Of this district addressed to Gov.
Scott, shortly after the destruction Of his
gin house, md other valuable property,
ny inccndinry act, and which we take
from the Columbia Phoenix. II is sim.
pie statement Of the facts in the caSc,
and IL clothed in respectful language,
calling fnr executive action looking for
whnt redress might be had. Mr.. llollo.
way could hardly have done otherwise
thnn mike n respectful application, bnt
if he Ind the hope Of an earnest attcn.
tion on the part Of tho governor he Ia,
bored und,r n ha.lucinnti N Of the II I'd,
and VIC givc him the benefit Of the doubt.
No good cnn come from that quarter.
70 extend aih in other direction is not n
part OF Gov. SCOTS policy, and would DC
in direct oppoSilior to the party program
me. II Was well however to call his al
trntloh to 1t, that the people might sec
how evenly the scales Of executive JUS
,icc are balanced. We learn from the
Phoenix that this most wise, humane and
just governor, III reply said, "lhNt this
thing-thot is the burning Of gin houses
lis not 50 Ind after all, aud no more
thnn what some people deserved" Thus
speaks our governor, aud it should be
placed on record against him. 1t Is Il
recommendation to crime, and will pro.
dnce It's consequences.
Since this burning, tho gin houses ol
Mr. d. IIali*crc. and Mr.. w. Davis, Of
this district have both been destroyed.
Arc nc to he burned up cntircly9 and
is our governor helping to close up the
unfinished business Of Shcrmnn's barn
burning hmmmcrss Cnnnot the governor
determine that this thing is rather bad
afler all?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-08
COM NJ ERCIAL.

Scwberry. S G.. December :, 1s60,-Collon IN
gond demand Mt 22s.
Crlumbin, December 6.-COtton was In very
good demand, yesterday, nt prices rnuging from
~ 23c. for midtlIinI. SHics 80 bales.
New York, December = T. M.-cotton n
shade irmcr with sales of2,0!0 bales, Mt 26t
Gold nciYr, nt23!
Charleston. December 9 Cotton dull mud TO-.
lower; sales So balcs-middliMgs 23]; receipts
I,03i.
Augusta, December O. Cutton market quiet
hut firm; snlcs AIS bnles; receipts 6S5 bnles--
mddings 3.
1irGrpuDl. December G-NcOn.-CuttOn steady
-lIuluutls IL: .Drlrun l2k
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-12-08
Problem No. 8,
By HERR king,
Bl,Ok.
White.
White to play ard mate III 4 moves.

DirModcnwelt Cor December lns been received =.
aud Is nndouhtrhIy the best llustratci fnsh inn
Journal ever offered to ihe American Indies. The
nmnlnt given for The an all p;ce charged IL won,
dcrim'. This Numb n alone contains l4O useful
Illustrations. mostly for cloaks; highly colorcd
Steel engraving. and large supplement c0ntnin-
ing 10 Iull>sizcd patterns fnr a,iies mud children y
cnmEa over. SIX irtH. ETC.. Single copies. 36 cente
The daily inorcasing demn"d fur this valuable
Journal haa induced the proprietor to import It
scmi>1nonthly. commencing January, 1870, nj the
exceedingly low price Of Is cents pgr cnuy or
per nmnnm @ Now IL the timc to subscribe and
S +. TAYLOR, Importer, SOL Canal Street, rew
York.
HITCHCOCK 8 NEW MONTHLY .-Wc find
among onr exchanges this week u copy Of n
beautifully printed monthly bearing the
above ii'le. 1t Is full Of choice music, Art
notes and select rcnding, designed for the
nosses OF Car'ottn Patti md Madame Cara loS
RI Allan cmbellsh its pages, whiIo the music
Us entitled, Dear Hearth and lIomc-Spng:
My dearest one, for thcc-Song; Maiden 8
l'raycr-.SonG: and You Get, you Brt-Song,
Published by II ~ ". Hitchcock, 81 Beck
man Street, New York.
| CAN ANYTHING GnoD CONE OUT OF Cn1-
cAoo s. I've might onco have said NO" but
| iorc ns nm advance number Of ''The Evening
Lamp" new family weekly. which seoms to us
otMIe, more hl'y meet the requirements Of puper
| ihtenucd 10 interest every member Of the house
hold than anything elfe vet presented, Fiji OF
rltaiity, has learned the seorot Of presentinp Q
truth and gool morals In an earnest, vet nj,
news, talcs, sketches, scientific and flrn TeSdine,
ana oYeihwing with items Of interest on every
co',crive"le topic: \ "Youth's Department. $,
and ohnpfcrof" Incidents and Accid nta, :" show
mdustry mud Zeal We hayo never seen INV
paper 20 lheally packed with oloico Gu: rlri
| reading Hs this
| The National Board Of Trndo IN scssIon al
Kichmond, has discussed the feasibility Of do,l
somo point on the Atlantic a ship oamai arou nf
Niagara; resumption Of specie payment; watel
Hue communication between the Mississippi and
md Kanawha Canal, and other grave matters.
=, 1ae gentlemen composing the Hoard reprcse nj
the commorelnl integrity Of tho country, aud il
inent that we're before the body, exhibited .
wealth or latent talent IA thorough acquaintanc,
| with all tint perfaiDs to commercial science.