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THE WHITE WIRE CLOTHES LINE

WILL LAST A LIFETIME, NEED NEVER TAKE
TT DOWN,
Weather does not effect III saves trouble Rnd an
noy enoe does not dsooor. wear or ipjure clothes.
Clothes 10 mot freeze to II. Sold BY
v. J. POTTER, Agent.
100 street, bstween Ninth and Tenth.
A guarantee that the Wire ID all that IL claimed
or 1t giyen to each purchaser, jel.lM'
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STATES PATENT OPFICB,

- .wAiHISGIoy, D. O., June 50, 1850,
the petition ofB = MILLER, Of New York.
~ y, praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him the % day " October, 1888, for
an Improvement In Chimney Stacks:
!. Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
this ONCE on the I'd day OF ssptsInbeF next Any
person may oppose this extension. Objections,
depositions, and other papers should be hlod In
THIS once twenty days beforethe day Of hearing,
i, A., SAMUEL s. FISHER,
Jyo'hjw C0mmlgsi0lerOf Patents.
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TINTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
- WAsHIsdTOs, D. O., June 20, 1869.
On the petition of. G kTODDARD, of W OrcesteT,
Mass, praying for the extension Of u patept
granted 10 him on the 9th day II October 1873, for
Condensed Air:
Il is ordered that the said petition be heard at this
once oa the goth day Of September next. Any per-
son may oppose this sxtensio ion Objections. depoai-
tons, and other papers, should be hled In this
Office twenty days before The day Of heating,
SAMUEL \. PlSaER.
jy2-FJw Commissioner of Patents.
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CONTINUATION SALE.
On TUESDAY NEXT, the eth Instant, eommene.
ing At 10 O'Clock, m. We shall sell at the ware
rooms OF J. +. BArth0lOw, esq on Seventh street
west botween PenHsy lVania avenu ne md the Ca nal
AL the Agricultural Implements, &c remaining
In said wArerooms. Of which we enumeTate In
part, viz:
Grist mills. Reapsrs. Mowers,
Threshers, Hay cutters. Plows,
Cider Mills, Cultivators, Hone Dust
Nay Cutters, Harvest Tools,
Extras for Mowers, ReApers, ThresheTs, Se,
Pertilisers: Old Iron. shelving, Desk, drawers.
Wagons, Carts, 40.
ALSO. Ar O'CLOCK, Pm,
We shall cell four or ave Frame Warehouses for
bu.iness purposes, prominently situated. frontinE
Oh Seventh stre,t aud the Canal
jytIt kactianeets
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~,
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puis s'1"'
engoy arc VOC ~. FL. sno 'n...s.s aeurnSn, A.
u'., o""% 80. ~, =. ~. ,,,.n uo can
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speaA u, anu .na' y ~ ,Saa.n, ,onnr.n,n
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we nope 'he Gay /" no' u, u''Aa, snen
,no que'''on u : iui ,,., ,'n VI .aS " ev'e'
'n'o W. n"s'oua, polN1n' .p
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l'en' oin0,A" run .no neAu'o. 'o"n
III.
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a 10 MARRlnD. 4
rpkAW -wITHBRow, On the soth Of tSp..
~ ket quis 4. Fox, ] JACKSON PuRnIN, "A
oNst pFG, Pa, to Miss MARrR X. wirHxlsw,
iGrE6-RopnAs.-A, Rock island Ar. Al,
-, JsWn p, .lsp. Lieut. W. r. BurLss,
R5nae0 70 MISS YLoREscR. daughter Of ue1- r.
". Redu<3tU, 8. Ordnance. - =
BDsOu.gArARD. ia Rock Island, III, ID the
evening OF tbs lt Instant, At the residesce Of the
sridss MOTH ha ,r THsoS9as Epsos, Ord nance
ter Of the late Mr. Charles Bsysrd, Of Rock Island
,THoRNE-NlCkERsoN.- AT Christ church, @ all.
he Rev 'Rss n ss.s q sSr;
~ Tn9sIn. Twsn,y .see,sd Infsntry, 40 MIS-
man.
DIED.
orsoN.-h Port Couchs, Texas, jane I, 1850,
mrn koekwklL EorsoS, tnfspt son Of DR.. VIM
". Notson, U. >. A., aud Eiiisbeth, his wife.
ATTENTION. AT Richmond, Va, on the I'D
Chss. A. and Mary 4. Hsrtwsii. " wy
ksRR. -on the Sd instsat. 81 n o'clock ,. m i, Of
e2psumption, Psrns KERH, In the forty-tsird year
Of hts ses. native Of county Louih. ireland, re-
hi iaasrsi Vim ,.k. plses from HI. lat. resi-.
Mh instant, ct $50 O'clock o. m Reistiyss add
frsadr are 70 'peo,fuily invited to attend. =
FISHER ia Brooklyn, N. r., on the 9Th inst.
fSc fssstsI VII t.s.pl.se from the residence
q A. o. Olsrtou, No nS Thrteeath street. on Tuess
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. tstar.l
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Mr.. john c. PARKER will please accept
our thanks for copy Of Harper'S Ba:ar for
July II.
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THE NEWSPAPERS of Philadelphia having
criticised the last grand jur, Of that city for
remissness that body came INTO court and
inquired whether 1t was not n their power
to indict the proprletors of such Journals.
Judge Ludlow informed EN- that they
could not, and gave them to Understand that
they were as much subject f comment as
any other class, especially rrn remiss in
their duties. Philadelphia Is some queer
Ideas, and this of her grand Try that 1t can
not do wrong (for that is the Implication is
about the queerest.
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Brigham Young has recently made tour
OF his dominions, and been received every
where like hero.
Patti and her husband have not quarrcllcd.
They are happy as cooling doves.
George Wilkes 10 off for Europe.
Gov. Pease, Of Texas, Is coming to Wash
ington to consult with the President on
affairs in his State.
Young walewski, son of Madam Rachel
and Count Walewski, has been appointed
Secretary Of the French Legation at London.
Miss Rye has arrived again at Toronto
with an invoice Of eighty young English wo-
men who want places as domestic servants.
Hon. Geo. NJ. Robson, Secretary Of the
Navy, was sersnaded at his home in Cam
den, N. j., on Friday evening last.
Rev. Mr.. Van Liew has resigned the pas
torate Of the Reformed church Of Reading.
ton, n. j., after service OF forty years.
He retires from active life on account of ad.
vanced age.
Secretary Fish Is expected to return here
on the 10th instant and remain until the Goth,
when he will again leave to spend some time
at his country place on the Hudson.
! William Welsh, Of Philadelphia, and
Robert Campbell, Of St. Louis, have re-
signed their places us special Iudian commits
sioners, and their designations have been nc.
cepted BY the President.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has ap.
pointed Mr.. W. A. Hunt chief Of fourteenth
section of tho Quartermastcr's division,
Third Auditors office.
Mr.. Francis Kley, one Of the principal
bookkeepers In the Registers office, at the
Treasury Department, has been removed.
Mr.. II. D. Tyler, third-class clerk In the
Third Auditors Office, has resigned his posi-.
ton to act as general agent of the New
York Life Insurance Company OF New
York.
Solomon Poole, assessor Of Internal reve
nue. for the Fourth district of North Caro-
lima, has resigned to accept the presidency
Of the University Of North Carolina.
Bismarck has refused to recognize Emf
Hoechester, Of Chicago, recently appointed
United States consul at Barmen.
Commander C. c. Carpenter has beer
ordered to duty at the navy yard at Ports
mouth, N, H., "a inspector of supplies,
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No ACT OF MUSPcISc. by Mr.. George
Peabody surprises anybody, for doing good
by wholesale is the ordinary business of his
life. He has just doubled his splendid gift
for the cause Of education in tho South, SO
that the fund now amounts to no less than
two millions of dollars, yielding an annual
interest of 100000. This income will be
ample to supply all the present needs Of the
charity which has been est 1blshed by our
distinguished countrymau'r donation, and
will give each Of the South"rn States, hen
the capital fund comes to b. divided some
time hence, n generous AIT vance TO be In
vested for its future needs
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New Advertisements.

NY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers aud Heal Estate Brokers,
No. 62s Southeast corner Of seventh and streets.
LARGE STOCK OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLE.
MENTs AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
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WELLS, FARGO Il Co. h shipped mil
lion and half of treasure o New York BY
railroad since the opening Of the overland
routes.
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FINANCIAL And ConMERcIAL.
wAsHrsefeH, July .. lsss.-Jsy Cooke d
%. far.lsh folA'vies aaststlsn' q. Gov.
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slD.PHILO OF MARRIAGE
t New Course Of Lectures, As delivered
y q subjects; How to Lire aud whai to Live For;
Youth. Maturity and Old Age; Manhood Generally
and Nervous DISEASES. accounted for; Marriage
Phiicsophicalir Considered, &c These lectures
drrssing; Secretary Museum Of Anatomy, BIlti-
more, "A West Baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd.
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r9. THE MARRIAGE RING.-Es-
k-S SAYS on the Errors OF Youth and the Fol
lies Of Age, In REGARD to Social Evils. with certsin
help for the erriDg and unfori innate Sent 10
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box r.. Phiisdelph'a a,
Pa 40 I'm
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respectfully referto tho musical profession
genera'ly;a . majority Of the most promi
nent musicians in the country, with many
of emiponco in Europe, having qiycn pub.
lilo testimony that the Mason & Ilamin Or.
ghns excel MI others.
circular containing this testimony in
full will be sent rec to any oncdesiring it,
also { 'scr'. i've circular, containing full
Partic' .rs respecting these Instruments
with correct drawings of the different styles
and lowest prices. which are fixed and inva.
riable. Address the MASON s. IAMLIN On.
GAN Co., 60G Broadway, N. Y. 154 Trt-
mont ST., Boston. nov II
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New Advertisements.
8 8 9 8 8 8 8 8 s 3

TO THE WORKING CLASS.-We are
now pref n"cd to furnish all classes with
constant employment at hume, tho whole Of
the time or for The spare moments. Busi-
ness new, light and profitable. Persons Of
either sex easily earn from SOC. TO So per
evening, and proportional sum hy dcvot
ng their whole time TO the business. Boys
aud girls ca'n nearly ns much ns men. Chat
all who zee III notice may send their all
dress and test the busincss, We make this
u rdrollelcd offer: TO sNch AZ arc not well
satisfied, we will send 81 TO pay for the
trouble Of writing Full particulars, n
valuable snmptc, which viii do to commcnc"
work on, aud copy Of The Peoples Li'c-
rary Companion one Of the Target and
best family newspapers published all sent
free by mail. Read T.. ir you want pcrma
ncnt, profitable work, address L c. ALLEN
& co, , Augusta Me. dco
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A GENTS WANT ED-For how to make
[ \ the farm pay. a suro. safe and r;nc'.
cal Guide to every Farmer, Stock Raiser.
Gardener aud Fruit tuliWi>l. Is thi,
book yearly profits may lie doubled, land
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and honest labor rewarded. English and
German. Everybody buy it. 600 sold il.
n few townships Hundreds in n single
township. Agents cnn find no better work
during the Fall md Winter. Farmers aud
;hcir sons can each make S'iGG per month.
Send for circuar Address XEIGLEn, Nc
CuunY Il Co., Philadelphia, Pa., Cincnna
ii, Ohio. or ST. Louis, Mo. ,,... nov II
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III UNTER'S GUIDE The Real "oriri
4. h mil" $4,000 sold. Tells how tc
hunt. trap ana catch all animals from mink
10 bear. $40 tanning secrets. Gl Tagcs.
we'll bound Every boy needs it. 1t will
pay. Money refunded if not satisfied
Only 20 c's.. postpaid. Address HUNTER
CO, Publishers, lIinsdale, n. II.
nov l7EN& s,Hsu5e 4E 7
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OUR MOTTO rs

TO x Il ALL
Both in quality and quantity of Goods, as
our Agents will testify. being tho Oldest
House in the country. selling each article
for One Dollar, shipping all goods the day
the order is received, having largo 8! ock
I" select from Of first class goods, bought
expressly for fall trade; and 10 satisfy all
that we arc reliable, wo give below (refer-
ence by permission. JORDAN 5MARon& & Co,
GEO. 5. WlSsLow& Co..; BosroS SILVER
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P.S: Send for. circular, Address EAST
NAN \ KENDALL, 26 IIawley-slrces, Bos-
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I.e o1RoAH FER7zLlzR is male the
souics
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IL
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g.
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On these certify the f
u" rNnI~, G. U. SHEPARD.
-oo, ms GEO W WILLIAMS &CO.
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SOMETHING in The S:ar for E"cryhody.
" Star in the West, 1870. An page
U"ivcrsalist family vco;ly, giving current
sccnlar news. Edited BY Rev. Dr.. VIII
LlAMsoN 4 j. $. CANrwrLL. 81 90 per
Year in advance. Premium /, new sub
scrihers. Send for specimen. Address
MiLLlAMSON & CANTWELL, Cincinnati,
Ohio. nov II
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AGENTS.-OUR NEW
PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE

fhE "'hf HiOIc 1nHl l.Out
POPNL.1R large nnd auncatic lllnstra
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BLE Reading OF the Scriptures
or .ILL Chr0 olHgical Il Genealogical
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ing an unprecedented harvest For ci,cu
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POTTER & Cos ;Pub'rs, Gl4 & Gl7 SAMSON
al, Philaacll hia nov II
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.,TAR SrANGLED BANNER 1t s,ll
- waves, better than ever. Rich, Rare.
"acy. Ledger size, so columns VII, In.
NOR, Fun, iiumbngs exposed. Elegant So
"eel plate ''Evang"line" gratis to every
>"o 'e:Ibcr. Only IS cts. fora whole year
steel plate free. Specimens cents. ADJ
trcss BANNER, liiusdale, II. II.
nov II
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Is better iIan our regular shaped Axes for
these reasons: First--It cuts deeper. Sc.
cond it don'tstick inthe wood 'rhird-It
does not jar hc hand Four th--No time is
wasted in taking the Axe out of Tho cut,
f'ith-With tic same labor you will do one
lhlrd more work than with regular Axes. -
Red paint hns nothing to do viii. The good
qualities Of this Axe, for al our Axes are
painted rcd. 1fyonr hardwa:e store does
no, keep our goods, we will gladly answer
inquiries or fill your orders direct, or give
YOU the name of the nearest denler who
Eccps our Axes.
IPPINCOTT & BAKEWELL
Piltsburg, Pa.
Sole owners Of Colburn's and Red jacket
Patents. novl7
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WnE MAGIC COMB will change any col>
orch hair or beard to permanent
Black or Brown. One Comb sent by mail
for ST. For sale by Merchants & Druggists
generally. Address MAuic CrMp TO-,
Springfield, Muss. nov II
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GeTS TO $500 per Month paid to Agents.
plp c salary or commission, to sell our
Patent White Wire Clothes Lines Address
Hudson River Wire Works. IS Wm. ST., ~
y. Chicago, Richmcnd or Memphis.
nov II
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A WAY with uncomfortable 1russcs.
"a Comfort and Cure for The Rup!ured.
Sent post ra'l on reccipt of 10 ceuis. Ad
dress Dr.. Il. b. FO0TE No. l2) Lexington
Ave-. New York nov :
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It is plain, then, that we have here
In large quantities tho basis for just
the fertilizer the Southern planter or
farmor needs to restore his worn.out
lands, and to preserve his fresher soils
in all their pristine fertility. This is
no longer q mere matter Of theory.
The Fertilizer Of the Wando Mining
and Manufacturing Company has now
been thoroughlyitested, aud is shown
to be not merely equal to the best of
the standard commercial manures
made elsewhere, but especially in
sustaining the plant against drouth,
and promoting the early maturity of
a crop (vitally important considera-
tion) superior to them all. Having
seen something of its effccts upon va
rious kinds of crops, I am not surpris-
ed to learn that it is gaining favor
wherever known. Having for it's base
tho phosphate rock of tho Charleston
Basin, and being ammoniated, render.
cd soluble, and combined with aka
line salts, it forms commercial mix.
ture which can be made immediately
and fully available as plant food.
A FAMILY BurcHERED NEAR Hum
TINGToN, PA.-Huntinyton, Novem-
Dor ia most horrifying slaughter
was committed last night in the little
village of Pleasant Grove, in this
township, and but short distance
from this place. Between tho hours
of 6 and z o'clock tho dwelling of Mr..
John Perghtals was entered by two
ficnds in human shape. and whilo the
family, consisting Of Mr.. Pcrghtals,
his vito, and hoy about twelve years
Of ago named Gardner, were eating
their supper, they shot Perghtals
through the head, killing him Instant
ly. The boy Gardner was dispatched
in the same way, and thon they split
tho wife's head open with an axe.
The first intimation of the awful
slaughter was tho discovery of the
house on fire. On repairing to the
scene che appalling spectacle met the
gaze of tho few neighbors who entered.
There lay the mangled dead bodies
of the victims covered with blood, the
walls besmeared. from floor to ceiling,
and the brains Of the victims oozing
from their wounds. Tho murdorcrs,
nfter penetrating the horrible orime,
covered tho dead bodies with bed
clothes, and then set fire to the house
to cover up the deod.
The excitement attending the dis
covery was most intense, and tho news
spread like wildfre throughout the
whole community. Suspicion at once
rested on two men who had been
lettering about their neighborhood
for some timo past. It was learned
chat thcy took the night train from
this place for the West. Dispatches
were at once sont to the station agents
and police all along the Pennsylvania
road, and when tho train arrived at
Altoona tho suspected assassins were
arrested and brought back to this
p'aoo this morning. Their names are
Badda' hrrg and Bohner. On their
persons was found $3.50 of the plunder
which prompted the terrible massacre o.
l'ohncr has made partial confession
and aside from this there is unmista-
kablo evidence of their guilt.
TWAS generally understood that Mr..
perghtals was possessed of considera.
bic money. He was an Industrious
and estimable citizen, and it is with
difficulty that the people arc restrain.
ed from lynching the worse than mur.
dorers.
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Ih9S a DAY.---as new articles for
elo @sC Agents. Samples frcc. II.
SIlAW, Alfred, Me. nov u
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EntirelY Orlginal and First GLASS

uHIlTeiY Ollslllal anu i lrSG OlftSS, .-..,
All new subscribers for I'YE LIT.1IE
CORPOR1L for the new year, whose
names and moncysa~c sent in before The
last Of November, ill receive tho N5vcm
berand Dcoeinber Nosg5or 1869 Free. W
Tns LiTTLg coaPopAI. has. q larger circu,
la'ion INN any other Juvenile ,.agazinc in
the world aud is beier worth the price
than any other nagazinefpublished
&s, Because ,cftiis inlnicnsc circulation we
,nre eenablcdt 10 furnish il az th, low price of
One, Dollar q Year: Sinsle nnp.bcr u
ccntss;or free tonny ne.wlio viii try TO
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Subscribe1now Bnck numbers can always
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Publishes, Chicago, Ill. fEi 8nov II
HOLIDAY JOURNAL FOR 1870.
AftoNTAININa o. Fail y Story for Christ,
" Si3mas, Plays PuSales and ,londers. lG
large pa9es, illustrated. !. Sent freefon ro.
csipt of 2 cent stamp for postage. ADAMS
&Co., as Bromfiel ldsstrect BOSTON, Mass.
noy17 4t y 3 9sI Il 8 &
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I LBS GOOD BUTTER Made from one
L g,llon OF milk, w!,hout drugs Send
Zoe. aud stamp and get recipe with full par
Iiculars Very valuable. Address N. NJ.
LINTON, Wilmington, Ohio. nov II
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CABINET ORoANs.---The most ex-
tensive makers Of this class of instru.
ments in the world are the Mason &
Hamlin Organ Co., who annually pro.
duce and find demand for several
times as many as any other manufac
turers. Their work stands highest,
not only in this country, but also in
Europe.
Mr.. Hamlin of this Company, was
tho discoverer Of the art of voicing
reeds, and has brought it to greater
perfection than has yet been attained
by others. From this mainly comes
the fuo quality Of tone peouliar to the
Mason y Hamlin Organs. But tho
great success Of this Company is
doubtless owing, also, in good meas
ure, to their rigid adherence to GER
tain prinoiples.a They make first GLASS
instruments only, and will not turn
out inferior work at any price, OF suf-
fer o poor instrument to leave their
factory and they sell always at least
remuneratiye profit, printing their
lowest prices, which are invariable.,
;. Is HRw..f V i =
There was onoe o very illiteratc
gentleman Zone Peter Peterson) ap
pointed ae Justice Of the peace. The
fret aey his clerk handed him a du-
plicate writ 4ass
"Well, wot shall I do with it %
was the query. ',*t'f
"Nothipg but sign yonr initials"
was the reply. 'F
"My nishuls--what are they1"
"Why, two PSF replied the olork
impatiently.
Coldsperspiration stood on the fore
head Of the unhappy magistrate, and
he seized pen, and with. desperation
in his face, he wrote: s"Too peze."
Mr.. Thonnaa w. Holloway, of New.
borry, WIDOWS lately tho Victim of an
incendiary fire, has addressed to Gov
ernor Scott, on his own behalf and on
that ofiaome of his neighbors, who
have suffered likewise, q respectful
communication, praying that reward
be offered for the arrest of the guilty
parties. But the sufferers happ ened
TO be white, 50 our barn.burDing Cow
ernor g deigns no reply. caarleston
VoRK ron BoYs. - The New York
Jou,aal Of CoWn,evce, on training boys,
isin favor. Of agriculture frst, mo.
ohaniosl trades second, and saye:
eve, would not train the boys, to
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