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MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, January %,


y spirited meeting of merchants was
held at the Southern Hotel, last night,
to consider the question OF freights be-
tween New York aud other Eastern
cities and st. Louis. 1t was shOwnthat
great discrimination is made by rail
road companies against ST. Louis and
i'll favor of Cincinnati, Chicago and
other Western cities. An association
was formed under the title of the Mer-
chants Protective Freight Union OF ST,
Louis, which WIS joined by AZ large
number of mel chants, and the machl-
merry put into operation for effectively
carrying out the objects of the Union.
An agency will be established in New
York and an agent sent there to deal
directly with railroad and express COM
panieS, and demand the same adVan-
tuges tor St. Louis merchants which
are awarded to those of other cities.
The Republican OF this morning dis
cusses the question whether Gen. Sher-
idan's destruction of Black Kettles
camp was Il massacre, or whether it was
justified by the former conduct OF the
indians, and in consideration of the di-
versity Ut statement In regard to the
matter, calls upon Congress to appoint
Il special committee to thoroughly in
vesGgate the subject.
General Sherman has been quite i'll
for several days past.
q. W. Wise, photographer OF Han
nibal, Mo-, was arrested u day or two
ago for manufacturing counterfeit post
al currency. a considerable quantity
of currency, presses, ink, &C., were
found in his establishment.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FRIDAY, January %, 1869.

PRAYER by Rev. G. W. Carpenter,
npmber from Greenbrier.
Mr.. Pinnell, from the Commute on
C,iactions. &C., To whom were referred
the petitions OF Masters "ltten alu
Sbafcross, asking employment AS
masters and folders of the House. re-
norted a resolution that Master Wltter
ho emnIoved, The resolution was not
Mr.. Heermans, from the Committee
on Taxation, &c, reported back the
bill in relation to the duties OF Asses
sors, with Il substitute directing INC
Assessors 10 begin their work Tor leoS'
on the lst of April. The substitute was
agreed to and passed under suspeh-
sion of the rule.
He also reported bill to refund GER
tain taxes to Jesse Carney, OF jackson
county. Do,-
ac,,tinr Attorney, of Preston county.
S50 Tor Hnpaid salary of 1862; and bil!
" nav the expense ofthe Committee OF
inVestigation into the affairs OF the Hos
Dital for the Insane. ,,--...
M Allison from the Committee on
Eincation, to whom was referred the
aTnediencV of abolishing the omces OF
state and County super1ntenuehcles OF
Schools, reported it inexpedleht.
Mr.. Jacob, from the same conlllt''ee I -
snbmitted a minority report slgneu ny
himself. In favor of abollshlns L"e
offices referred to. oor,,,,;,
Mr.. Mann then moved 10 HLli Hecouiiiti a.
the majority report with Instructions u
ranort n bill to abolish these othces'
Considerable discussion followed
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ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, january %.

At Dandy, Illinois, 23 miles distant,
last evening, Miss Hannah Wadman, Il
wealthy farmers handsome daughter
of sixteen, was instantly killed by
throwing herself underneath a morning
train on tho Northwestern Railroad.
Her parents refusing to let her marry
young neighbor impelled the suicide.
The demand for seats at the Parepa
Rosa concert next week, in New Fare
we'll Hall, was SO great this morning
that one thousand dollars worth were
taken before noon. They being given
in the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton Hall draws out the religious class.
The new Clarke school building, erec-
ted at a cost OF $4,000 to seat one thou
sand pupils, was dedicated this after
noon.
Carrie Clark, aged nineteen, was
drowned while skating on Fox River,
two miles above Elgin, Illinois, last
night. The body was recovered.
An attempt to lynch Miller, the muir
derer, in Prairie Du CHEN, Wisconsin,
yesterday, failed. A mob of over 600
people threatened the Sheriff, who was
assisted by special constables. Hun
dreds of country peple assembled to
" inesS the expected hanging. Atmid-
night the Sheriff had the prisoner con-
veyed In II close carriage to point out
side the town, when he WAS put aboard
IL freight train for Milwaukee.
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Arrest OF CounterreIters.

NEW YORK, January %.
Colonel Woods, United States detec-
tive, made IA decent this morning on n
den of counterfeiters at a barber shop,
rs Chcrry street, aud arrested seven
men, all Italians, on Il charge OF deal
ing in counterfeit notes. About 81, 500
in counterfeit greenback currency notes
and fifty cent stamps, &C., were found
on the prisonsrs, including SlG 900 in
two. dollar bills of the Rhode Island
Bank. Antonio Denario is said to be
the leader otthe gang. Three other ar
rests of parties connected with the
same ring were subsequently, made.
One named James Santello made des-
perate resistance and slightly wounded
an officer. The names or the others, as
known are: Antonio Lari, Antonio
Xauere, Litero Malliti, Rasarior De-
we're, and Francis Stephens. The pris-
Oners were brought before the United
States Commissioner, and were re-
mandeu for trial.
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WASHINGTON.
WAS1IGNGToN. Jan.

NASuINGTON, Jan. %.
AT the session of the American branch
of the Universal Peace Union, IL resOlu-
ton was passed that all idea OF punish
meut should be done away with as at
war with the law of love.
The President stated that Hester
Vaughn will not be executed, but be
sent home to England.
The Tobacco Convention has appoint
ed au Executive Committee to present
to Congress their views upon taxes.
The Reconstruction Committee held
"A meeting this morning, which was
addressed by Col. James +. Baldwin, of
Virginia, on the subject of the restOra-
lion of that State, and in advocacy of
the views presented by the Virginia
Committee of seven.
The President nominated to the
Senate, Joseph J. Stewart, OF Maryland,
Minister resident at COnstantinOple
and SiIah Waters, of Tennessee, Minis
ter resident at Ecuador.
The Judges OF the Supreme Court
were engaged in consultation on i'm
pOrtant questions including that in
volving the cOnstitutiOnality of the
legal tender act.
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a5O%c; closing at 64l<a54Hc for now;
sales of No. l 681Ic, seller last half of
April, and at zoe, buyer May; new
543Ic, seller last half of February, and
sac. seller February. Oats-Active aud
Xc higher; sales No. at 472sa4S24c; re-
jected 4514a46c; closing firm at 4S13c for
No, 9; sales at 4S3zc, seller and buyer
the month. Rye-More active and IA
1c higher; sales No. l 81 16s1 Tx; No.
2 81 10; closing at 81 legal II for NO. l.
Barley-More active and 5a6c higher;
sales No. 2 at 81 74a1 rs. and rejected
81 4Sa1 so: closing with buyers at 81 76
al II for No. 2.
HoGs-Dressed Hogs-Inactive and
steady at $l2alS 90: closing at Sl2 25a
~ 75 for common to ordinary, and
Sl2 50a13 90 for good to choice. dividing
on 200 pounds. Live Hogs-Firm and
active at 1Oal5c higher; sales 50 63a9 95
for fair to good packing.
Toledo.
JANUARY 22-FLOUR-Dulla and moth
ing doing in round lots.
IN-Wheat-Active and amber &c
better; sales 8, 500 bush at 81 40; sales $50
bush at 81 7la1 IS buyer January; 81 20
buyer February; white Michigan regu-
lar and 1c better; small sales No.
white middling at 81 90. Corn-Quiet
and unchanged; new at 64c; rejected at
59Hc; business light! Oats-Shade low
er at 501Za57c for Michigan and No. l.
Rye-Inactive. Barley-Dull and uE-
cbanged at 81 73al rs for No. l State.
HoGs-Dressed without important
change and fair business doing at
12I5al3c; mostly at 1214al224c.
Cleveland.
JANUARY 22.-GRAIN-Wheat
OF l car OF No. Red winter at 81 40;
and l car of No. do. at 81 60; l car of
rejected at 81 80, and cars at 81 40.
CtOrn-FolH Qt OatS-HRlH at 62C,
Rye-Held at 81 3Oa1 80 for No. l; No.
at 81 25Al IS.
OILs-PetrOleum-Ma is active,
excited and higher; sales of 600 bbls.,
January and February delivered at SSc
for refined; held at the close at S334a3ic.
trade lots 2a3c advance on these figures.
IS. Louis.
JANUARY 22.-FLoUR-Quiee and un-
changed at IS 75a6 25 for super.
-Wheat-Dull and unchang-
ed, choice spring worth 81 50. Corn
Oets-UHchanged at Goa
j2c. Rye-UnChanged Mt 81 3Oa1 ;12.
at 81 I5a2 GO for
prime to choice spring.
WHIsKY-Lower at 95c.
PRoVIsIoNS--Excit P0rk--S3O. |
.1iall14; clear sides
1885, Bulk Meats-EIrm at l21Ic for |
shoulders and l6Iic for clear sides.
LAKD-Stea1y at l9t.
HoGS-Unchanged at 9AlO14c.
E7ilWHWkce.
JANUARY 32.- FLOUR Firm and |
prices unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-U Unsettled nj 81 l97 |
'or No. in store.
Buffalo.
JANUARY 22.-Mhrket generally in
active and no demand whatever; prices
unchanged.
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which was participated in by Messrs.
Mann, Jacob of Ohio, Jacob of Hamp-
shire, Pinnell. MahOn. Smith of Kama
wha, Gibson and Flick. The vote on
the motion was taken by yeas and nays,
and it was lost.
| YEAS-Messrs. Fleming (Speak err,
Davisson, Garrison. Gibson of Preston,
Harrison of Lewis, jacob of Ohio, Jacob
of Hampshire, Kincaid, Marion, Mann,
| McClaskey, Powell, Reynolds, Snider,
Snodgrass, Vance and Wright-1S.
NAYS Messrs. Allison, Ballard, Car
penter of Greenbrier, Carpenter of
Monroe, Carroll, Charlton, Core, Gun
ningham, Dils, Duffy, Edwards, Flick,
French, Gibson of POcahontas, Harri-
son OF Jefferson, Harrison of Lewis,
Raymond, Heermans, Hervey, Howes,
Hutton, Keever, Lamb, Mahon, Mar
tin, McCraw, PinneIl, Putnam, Rollins,
Scotield. Smith of Kanawha, Stitel,
Tabler, Thomas, Tyson, Williams and
Wilson-3S.
Mr.. Mann subsequently stated that
heintended the instructions % apply on
ly to the county Superintendents.
The majority report of the committee
was adopted.
A message from the Senate commu-
nicated u bill to authorize the Evange-
lical Lutheran Church of Jefferson
county to borrow money.
Another returned the resolution fix
ing day for electinE a printer, eX-
tending the time to Wednesday eth.
Amendment agreed TO.
Resolutions orinstructi0n were offer
ed as follows:
BY Mr.. Heermans-for military COM
mitIee to consider the eXpediency of
abolishing the Office OF Adjutant Gener-
al and cOnerring its duties on the
Treasurer. Adopted.
By Mr.. Mnnn-fOr same. committee
to consider the eXpediency of granting
relief 10 the heirs Of DR.. ~. Seville de-
ceased for services as Sergeant 0fthe Sth
Infantry, during the rebellion. Re-
jected.
BY Mr.. Scolield-for Secretary OF State
to furnish each member II copy of the
Constitution and Statutes, lS6l-lS66.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Bowyer-for the Committee
on Claims, &C., to consider the eNp"di-
cncy OF changing the homestead law so
AS 10 reduce the exemption. Rejected.
BY Mr.. Kincaid-fOr the Committee
on Roads, NC, to consider the c&pcdi-
ency of providing for the Improvement
OF the Eanawha river. Adopted.
Rv MIR. r.ueermans-tOr the Committee
on Elections, Nc, to report statement
of the mileage of members.
Bills were introduced on leave as fol
lows:
BY Mr.. Lamb-to amend the charter
of LeatherwOOd.
by Mr.. Misunderstanding time for
officers of Nicholas county to qualify
John G.. MalcOm, sheriff Of Nicholas
county, to distrain for certain taxes.
By Mr.. Elick-tO provide for filling
vacancies i'll the office Of Judge OF the
Circuit Court.
Adjourned.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILADELPHIA, January %.

The coal miners employed on theline
of the Pan Handle and Allegheny
Valley Railroad, are on a strike for
higher wages, they demand five cents
per bushel for digging which is an
advance OF one cent. The miners on
the Pennsylvania Railroad though at
present at work, arc daily expected to
strike.
In the murder trial of Mrs. Twitchell
this morning, the district Attorney
abandoned the case. The Judge charg-
ed the Jury to bring in verdict OF not
guilty, which was done and she WAS
discharged from custody.
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Well Attested Cure OF Catarrh.

DR.AP, LI9HTHILL-DEARS1 S1R:-Hour
freatment in the cure of my Catarrh has hatI
the desired effect, and resulted In permanent
good 10 me, although my case has 1reqnentIy
Hefu pronounced lncurable, and nad eA-
haustcd all other modes OF treatment; W1Ln-
ont the least benefit. My case was SO chrome
and troublesome, that by giving n rev ot
The symptoms the value OF your treatment
can lie more readily estimated. For years l
mad been afflicted with a constant cola IN
the head obSLructing my breathing 80 AS 10
neCe4Ssitate me to keep my mouth open uu-
ring sleep; IRtterly the discharges became
aOlidIfied and impacted in my nose 70 huch
AN ex tent that II required the greatest e4eE-
fIOn TO xpel them. Sometimes these nara
eneIl lum ps would get in my throat causing
mo 10 hawk and ScrRpe even by me houF 10
reiieve myseIK. My breath was offensive;
nv memory became impaired DIZZINESS
mid Iivht headiness made their appearance
and OF late symptoms of paralysis stepPeu
in and when 1 placed myself under your
care One side OF my face was badly anecLeu
nv This dread disease. My general henlln
sHffared alike, there was constant LHeu'
drOVvsv and debilitated feeling, with no en-
ervv III move or act; felt ~ tired on rising III
the morning as did on going TO my Oed, my
annefIte JVaS capriciouS and my disposition
InorOSe In that condition l placed mySeH
under your care, and am happy TO state thHI
ali those disagreeable and dangerous sSM
toms nave entirely left me, and once more
enjoy the benefits of good health
BY giving this publicity you Will ipehent
others similarly affected and oollge me-
HOuTs truly, JAMES sSohAERNILhE;
BroOkrilLc, Jefferson county.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
NEW YoRK, Janu

NEW YORK; January z.
The steamship South America. brings
Rio Janeiro dates to the 23d of Decem-
Der.
The Times says on the fifth, Caxias
performed flank movement, by which
he threw his force of 10000 allies above
Villetta, a battle near Augustura en-
sued, and resulted in driving the Para
guayans out of their works, defending
that place, and making large captures
Thealiies suffered severely, the opera
tions Immediately continued, and an
attack on Villetta was made on the 1lth.
The Paraguayans again routed, only
200 men escaped. The captures of war
material were large. The allies occu-
pied VilIetta, and the fleet is reported
on her WaV to Ascunslon.
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FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE. January

TALLAHAssEE, January 81.
No vote was taken for Senator to-day.
a committee has been appointed to in
quire into the charges OF bribery and
corruption in the Senatorial election
last June and the influence now exert
ed to prevent an election. The indica-
tions are that Gilbert's election will be
endorsed.
a joint committee has been appointed
to consider the proposition of the Ala
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
BOSTON. january %.

BOSTON, January %.
Hon. Seth Ames was qualified to-day
as one of the Justices OF the Supreme
Judicial Court in place of Judge Fos-
ter, resigned.
The Democrats of the Second District
of New Hampshire have nominated
Edward N. Harrington OF Manchester,
for CongaeSs.
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NEW YORK.
NEW York, Jan. %.

|
1t has been stated that J. c. BrNine.
of the rebel navy, who has been in con-
finement for two years, in the King
county Jail, in Brooklyn, will be re-
| leased under the Presidents amnesty,
but the United States District Attor-
ney, in Brooklyn, has as yet received
no instructions in the matter from the
Attorney General.
The fire commissioners of Brooklyn,
on Wednesday, disbanded three engine
companies from the hose companies,
and one hook and ladder company,
representing an aggregate of 276 volun-
teer firemen. They were disbanded FOR
disorderly conduct and fighting.
The steamships AriZonia, from As
pinwall; kangaroo, from Liverpool,
and the South America from Rio jan
eirO, arrived this morning.
The HerGLd'S Washington dispatch
says a petition is being circulated In
the House asking the Senate not to
confirm any more nominations made
by the President this session whether
they be Republicans of Democrats. It
has already received the signatures of
nearly all the Republican members of
the House, and it will, it is to be ex-
pected, be laid before the Senate at its
next executive session, with the name
OF every Republican in the House at
tached to it. 1t is understood that this
movement has the sanction of General
Grant, and was started by his partIcu-
lar friends in the House.
The jury in the case of Blaesdell,
Eckel and McLaren, who have been
on trial in the United States Circuit
Court, for the past few days, on charge
of defrauding the Internal Revenue,
this evening rendered. verdict OF
guilty. The prisoners were remanded
for sentence.
The Times reports that Mr.. Seward
has lately been arranging his affairs
for an extended tour OftraVel, which he
proposes beginning on the expiration
OF his term of office. The journey will
be across the Continent to California.
and thence through the Republics of
of South America.
The Board of Health, yesterday after
noon, elected DR.. Elish Harris, Sani-
tary Superintendent, in place of DR..
Dalton, who lately resigned.
The London Shipping Gd=Cttc OF the
10Th inst, says the brig Hannibal, Capt.
Miles, has arrived at Liverpool from
Ceara; spoke the bark America, for
New York, on the 30th of December, in
latitude AZ degrees, 43 north longitude,
80 degrees and 25 minutes, west, with
3S of the shipwrecked passengers and
crew of the steamer Hibernia on board.
The account of Captain Gyles is circum-
stantial, and there seems to be no doubt
but that another of the boats that left
the Inflated steamer has been fallen in
with and the sufferers rescued.
The New York Herald, in copying
the above, expresses the belief that not
withslanding the recent statement per
cable to the cOntary, that all the pas
sengers and crew OF the Hibernia are
safe.
The America, which left Bremen,
Nov. 2lst, has not yet reached New
York.
n
mama dates of the 18th and S532 4l9 in
treasure.
John Smith alias II. V. Clinton, an
alleged embeZzler of Buffalo, and three
other prisoners, escaped from the Pa
mama Jail on the 9th inst.
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Election OF o. s. senator.

---- INDIANAPOLISI 1NDsI . aH' 20
A caucus of the Republican members
of the Legislature was held this morn
ing. Mr.. Cumback's name was with
drawn and Hon. d. s. Pratt of Logans-
port, nominated for the Senate. The
latter was elected in joint convention at
noon. The vote was Pratt So, Hen
bricks 60; absent and paired off z.
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TIE New York C0nlh'crciGL AdpcTti&-
cr, not long since, made some extreme
ly pointed and damaging charges OF olll-
ciaI corruption against Gov. tenton,
which, however, so far from dhmHSlhE
his cause, seem only TO have commend
ed the Governor TO the good graces oil
the New York Legislature. His cleo
ton as Senator, instead Of bunting,
seems to have whetted the knife of III"
Advertiser, which comes anew To the
war, and charges the Governor with
having received money for his signature
to varinus bills, and with having pros
tinted his high office i'll various ways.
The Advertiser says it can prove It's
charges. aud deties Gov. Fenton TO re-
sort to q liberal snlt.
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tslttcn,c,rt OF afr. Il. ID. McGeorge. Ja"ttOr Of

Statement OF afr. Il. ID. McGeor0e, JGmftOT Of
the House of Delegates.
WHEELING, Dec. Sth, lS6S.
Ihaye visited Dr. Lighthiu Mt the Mcclure
House and obtained his treatment for the
cnre or Deafness and noises in the ears, with
Which / have suffered for four years; and
can say that have been greatly benefited
by it's Ilsc although 1 have applied II but
twice, and that the treatment Is perfectly
painless and calculated TO produce Perha-
''o41I '>'->- III. ID. MCGEoRGE,
AiOr9GntOIVn, ". YG.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
CoLnMn1A. January 2l.

OULUMbIA1 VhuuH4J ~
The State Senate to-day passed bill
increasing the salaries of the Justices
OF the Supreme Court to 81 500, and Cir
cult Judges to $4,000.
a Republican banquet was given last
evening by Senator Leslie, in honor OF
the election OF Reuben E. Fenton as U.
S. Senator from New York. Speeches
ware delivered by Mr.. Leslie and others.
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CentrnI PaciGc RnIlrond.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 20.
The Central Pacific Railroad is COM
pleted twenty-one miles beyond Elko,
four hundred and eighty-One east of
Sacramento, and within one hundred
and eighty Of Monument Point, at the
head of Salt Lake. The track is being
laid at the rate of two miles day.
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River and weather,

CINCINNATI, Jan. %.
River has fallen two feet five inches,
with 81 feet three inches in the channel.
Weather clear; thermometer at 3Ss.
PITTsBURGH, Jan. %.
River five feet six inches and falling.
Weather cloudy; Thermometer at 800.
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CANADA,
EIVIERE Dl

EIvIERE DE LoUP, Jan. p.
Tho Merchants Hotel at this place,
was destroyed by fire this morning.
Three OF Mr.. Merchants children and
a Mr.. Wallace, civil engineer, were
burned TO death, and Il number of 9th
nrs injured.
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, January %.
Gen. Grant is attending sessions of
the Peabody Educational Fund to-day.
Tomorrow he will give reception to
the citizens, at Barnum's Hotel.
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GAIT. RILAS F. MIIII'EH'
Proprietor Of tLts Burnett House Cincinnati.
BURNETT HOUSE, February 9Th. 1867
TO MY FRIENDG AND THE PUBLIC:
II affords me great satisfaction to be able
the treatment OF deafness, and express my
sense of obligation TO him. My hearing mas
been impaired for number OF years, at
times TO such an extent as TO embRrraSs me
seriously. DIR. Lighthill, under whose care l
placed myself, has removed the difficulty
completely, and restored me to perfect hear
ing. SILAS F. MILLER.
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TIE Senate yesterday was ungH!lant
enough to vote down Col. YOnns's rcsc-
luton, to invite Miss Anna Dickinson
to lecture in the state House. Never
theless the gallant author OF the resolu-
ton will deserve to be rewarded with
one of Miss Dickinson's sweetest smiles
for his effort i'll her behalf, and no
Lnnht will be.
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tertainment"-N. y. Tribune. "It deals
with ali questions affecting the good OF So
ciety. Zee. Post zone of the pleasantest
this ofIice.'-N. Y. Chronicle. at ought TO
have place III every family. Trenton
Monitor. mo other jOu NAL in A america I'M
pnrts in one year so much valuable infOrma-
ton as this, and certainly no other teaches
man SO well to know himself. Each single
number is worth the entire amount OF a
years iOu."-T8{egrGph. Agents
wanted. zee our New Premium Lists!
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cold Wanted.

C1NC1NNAT1 has secret anti-doF So
ciety.
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John r. GoUGH's father was an Eng
lish "Peninsular soldier" ana ms
mother the village school teacner o'
Sandgate, England. where ne WAS oo'u'
in AuUuat, 1917.
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C1NC1NNAr1 has got the vel0cipe"t
bad. Likewise the smallpox.