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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

THE REASON WHY so MANY DIE WITH
CONSUMPTION, is because they neglect to use the
proper remedy in season. When the system il
first attacked with a cough, oppression of the
chest or seated pains in the breast, Aliens Lung
Balsam Will cause the phlegm to raise, heal the
irritated parts, and restore the system to health
For sale by all druggists.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
DIR. j. r. MILLER'S
Universal Magnetic Balm

Cures, as II by Magnetic Influence Neuralgia ana all
pain ana - therefore very propery termed Magnetic
Balm" Ii Is purely vegetable preparation. II has
no equal remedy for CHOLERA CHOLERA
MOHBIS DIARRHEA. DGSENTERY, COLO. and
all BOWEL COMPLAINTS. Its timely will cure
Colds, Group. DiPtheria, Quinsy, and all Throat
When properly used, Fever and Ague -ud other
complaints incident 10 our western ana southern
climates are easily broken up.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
INTERESTING TO PHOrOGRAPHERs

INTERESTING TO PBOTOGRAPHERS.
nj for Circular and secure. preparatory TO your
Fall Trade, State County Right thei
the popular Patent Finish, for all kinds OF Photo
graphic prints. Noticed and recommended by the
editor OF TIE PblG photographer. Sent,c American,
leading artists. and others. as quick method of
making common Photographic prints equsl 70 lNory
n porcelain, with superior velVet-1ke effect when
colored, and lar cheaper than either. Has peculiar
advantages in cOloring copies Address Mas. HAIR
Patenree StuciS ~ Fleet St. Brooklyn, N "
tTDR. HERO'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
"A LADIES are advantages 10 0e found In
other school in the world. EMILY a RICE Prin-
cipal- Send for circular to
DIX. J. HERO, WestbOrO. Mass.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
FEVER AND AGUE.

Cleanse the system; then. the time for a chill
draws on, cover warmly IN bed and take n cupfnl of
hot water with one or two teaspOO OF the Mag
netic Balm sweetened with brown sugar, also battle
the back and stomach with the Balm and remain
quiet. Repeat. if necessary.
IL All the above Medicines are sold by
Druggists ENerysRhere.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22

sss- See advertisement of painting and DRAWN
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-22
ID. RANSOM 4 CO., Props,
n. ",

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article. Warranted pure and to preserve pickles.
First PREMIUM at the u. s. Fair, Ill. State Fair
snd Chicago City Fair Largest works OF the kind IN
Us Established lS.S 333 341 State st.. Chicago
WANTED AGENTS e GaS SEM kHi rIf AHkF l.
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Machine rn.d Viii knit stitches PEI
Address ERIC Az KNIT
TING MACHINE CO. Boston. Mas. ~. Louis. No :
Musixet SHOT GUNS Warranted
10 shoot close and kill TO yards. Price. S1.5O-
Wanted Army Guns and Eevolvers- Send stamp
ior price list X les. Shot Guns, RevClyers. 10
JOHNsT0N's GUN WORKS Pittsburgh. Pa.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-08
OBITUARY.
Rev. On aries Gillette.

Rev. Charles Gillette, whose suddon ao.,h
oo VIehy announced In a late teleQrapbic
despatch, was born near Hartford, Oonn'' and
az Sears eSe ume OF hts death was about dfty-three
years OF age. He received liberal elucation
and graduated at Trinity College. HartforS
ahu Consequently was engaged as Professor In
the virginia State High School. In Is43 be
nDshed his theological course at the Alley.
an9ria, Va., Protestant Episcopal Seminary
aou was Ordained to the Ministry by Bishon
meade. At about this time, which was soop
auer the annexation OF Texas TO the limited
otatee, ne emterated thitber, and became rector
OF 81. DaVid's Church, at Austin For many
Sra1s ne was Identified with all the church
and was known and esteemed az one of The
foremost among the progressive, working
CnurcDmen OF that diocese, At the break inc
out OF the war he adhered to the old flag. and
tpnInu9nout p tue entire continuance OF the
heUeLhon, although bitterly prosecuted in BODY
aud spirit, was an uncompromisins lovaI
Ohlonist. One OF the incidents of mis- trial.
was MS refusal to use a sentence in the form
S, o. confederate prayers put forth by Bishop
Iregg' wh'eh mentioned the unnatural and
Sruel war forced upon us.n This refusal
Drought down on him the force of rebellions
preJuoice to such an exen that the Bishon.
Wno was one OF his parishoners with ali his
iihterposlng influence, scarcely saved him from
ps pe.ng oohg; de was obi ged to refrain from
MS pastoral functions altogether and at the
conclusion OF the war came North in an inn.
poVerlshed condition. After years pastoral
SnarRe at Steubenville, Ohio. he was APPOINTED
secretary and General Agent of the Pro.estant
i.t intplscopal freedman's Commission, and was the
universally esteemed and beloved for his fine
Dpslpess capacity and unusual social qualities.
ne leaves wife in very poor health. and a
i,amlIy ot hve children unprovlded for. His
pouy is expected TO arrive In Brook lyn his late
p'ace Oh residence, teday.-N. Y. Times of Mts
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arecord.of all punishments their causes and
eessenT which shall at all times be accessible 70
with. ' .00AA ''AAos'S
The board takes pleasure In bearing tes,i
Superintendent, Mr.. W. u. Perkins, who enjoys
we We IuiI con ndeDce OF the board, and to wnom
the prison n due
The penses Of the prison for the year 1868
weietl046Sl'e8. The profits of the shoe manu-
factory were y276o4 No weaving was done
e1cept Tor prisoners' clothing. The amount
reserved from the United States Marshal, for
Ine .support OF United States prisoners, was
tI1eob0 The estimated value of provisions
coal. and dry goode on hand, ls s42S7 SO. The
return 70 the Oily Treasury from the shoe de-
Appended To the report are n series of In te.
Ieating tables, from which we extract the fol
lowing ~ '0'
Tue total number of prisoners during each
year since 1865 with tEe cost of maIntai min,
them, is shewn In the following table,
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stock Quotations by reIegraph-s p. m
PHILADELPHIA Cattle Market.

MONDAY, March s. - Beef cattle were in
demand this week. and prices were rather
fiTmer 1888 head arrived and sold at I00IOl%c.
for extra Pennsy lvania and Western steers: S0
plSc. for fair TO prime: and 61SG715c q 10. gross
for common, as TO quality. The following are
the particulars of the sales:-
Head.
70. A. Christy & Bro, Lancs ster CO., S1<0lOl< or
98 Depglor e. MeCleese. Lancaster co., 7@SE Sr
rs, Il. McFtllen, Lancaster 90. ,6G9M, gr.
81, r. Hathaway. Lancaster co., 7Ik9lO or,
10. Jas. s. Kirk, Lancaster CO.. SOLO gr.
25. B. y. Mctillen, Lancaster co.. SOLO. gr.
40. y. g. McFillen. Lancaster CO., 8@l0 gr.
l43 Ullman 4 Rachman. Lancaster CO., 8alO or
0O Martin Fuller Co. Lan caster co. $40 10 Or
l6O Mooney Smith, Lancaster CO., 70l0l% or.
80 T. Mooney. Virginia, 500, Rr.
%, Hope 4 CO., Lancaster CO.. 899l4, gr
40. Chandler a Co Chester co., 8Gl0IS gr
Cows were unehsnSeS; h s1e; l5S head sold az ss5@5O
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-08
FIFTH EDITION
THE LATEST NEWS.
FROM NEW YORK.
Destructive Fires-Loss, si.oso. .oo

Destructive Fires Loss, $1,000. .ooo
NBw YORK, March 8.--This morning the buI,a
iDgs Nos. s5 Dey street and l2l and l2o wes,
street were burned. The loss is over Al ooo ooo
The principal losers are Hymen q schenck. asb
and Combs aud Appleton, -four dealers: T. i
Pratt, provisions. Insurance not ascertalned.
The Rogers Murder Evidence Aeeumu.
lates Against James Logan,
Special Despotoh 20 The Evening TsleorapA
Nav YORK, March g. Another i'm oortant limb
In the chain of circumstantial evidence ags,ns,
James Logan No, has been supplied bv tho
girl, Martha Ellis sworth, who is sick at Blaok.
wells Island Hospital. On Saturday abe wos
visited by Coroner STine and District Attorne,
GarviD, when she detailed to them all the cir.
cumstances that trauspired on the morning Of
murder between James Logan No. q and herself
she said that she then informed Logan that aha
was SICK, had no money, had no means OF oro.
curing any, and further, that the landlady. a
woman named Bennett with whom she lived
would turn her out Of doors aud send her 10
backwelPs Island. To this Logan, who was
also without money, responded emphatically.
"You shant go TO an hospital. Pm going uu
town and, by c., I'll make q raise and be
back by 10 O'clock" He did not return that
day, bat on the next day visited her, and as he
bad obtained no money, she was sent 10 the
hospital.
1t is further charged that Michael Logan
when arrested had large sum of money In his
possession, with which he intended to send
James Logan to California by the next steamer.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-08
FROM BALTIMORE.

Ice-The Storm ON the Chesapeake. a
Special Despatch to The Evening Telegraph.
BALTIMORE, March s,-Large numbers of men
were engaged yesterday in cutting and putting
up ice. Some were arrested and fined for work
ing on Sunday. The ice dealers are busy
to-day housing it.
The storm on Saturday was very destructive
1t capsized several schooners in the harbor and
bay, and prevented steamers from going out.
Considerable damage is apprehended on the
coast. Some roots of houses and chimneys here
were blown down.
The Democrats here are making extensive
pleI arations for eX President Johnson's recep
ton next Thursday.
The weather is warm, and business i'm proving
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The New York Money Market.
From the Times.

The general trade OF last week was again
very sctive In the line of importation The
oIlslnal entries were seven and d quarter m III
lions. and the duties paid In gold on goods
passed through the Custom House as tor con.
s4nnp, s9p,i0n, over Two and quarter millions rhe
usually light. and there is a continued accu mIl.
iation n, OF cotton az New York, and, to partial
change in the Liverpool market at the close of
the week will probably stim ulate shipments
LOT me next fortnight or three weeks Messrs
Easton. in their circular of Saturday make
the deficiency in the shipments to Liverpool
Stock at the ports at 3 baes ans sns
eslimate Tor the crop (Which we would not be
hhn,asss.6od ss indorsingl is reduced 1880 600
pe received at the ports hence TO the lst of Sep.
"There was an excited time in Wall street
during last week. especially in gold aud the
public fnnds, both turning rapidly from day to
the large advance In Uniea states 5aos abreaG
On saturday there was some disappoin TIM ent
felt at the apparent hitch in the appointment OF
Mr: A. ~ stewart as the head OF the Treasury
owing TO the interposition OF the long .foraot.
ten statute of 1889, requiring the Secretary
nect himself from all commercial pursuits
and IL may be that apprehensions were felt
atoms in gold, that through this diffiouify
which we feel quite sure will soon be removed,
either ~ the suspension Of the statute or the
Congress may be brought into serious conflict
at the outset OF his administration. AT the
oiOoc VI tbo uays Oh OdtuTuhy, BOlu HeLLl0u DaCk
TO about l3l per cent, and the Quotation for
g. 20s came higher from Frank fort, Qualifying
the previous effect upon the funds OF O com.
paratively weak quotation from Londou."
From The Tribune.
"Money was easy at per cent on call. At
the close balances were left at per cent. In
order 10 make two days interest. Commercial
paper remains unchanged at 100 per cent. for
prime names. There Ia less disposition TO
borrow money on time. now that there will be
no quarterly bank statement In April, aud the
easier tone OF the market is due to the fact
that lenders are not holding the money to
make high rates on ttme as they did earlier In
the week before the bill became q law"
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Markets by Telegraph.

NKw YORK, March S-Ootton quiet and firm; sales Of
800 bales z9c. Flour steady sales of $500 barr els
wheat steady sales OF 1000 bushels; white, elss02 O5
Corn steady; sales OF 70 GOO bushels mixed Western
76hc. Beet quiet. Pork steady; Mess. e3@l3l rs.
Lard quiet; steam, le9 9l91Sc. Whisky quiet and
nominbl.
steady At ioImes quoato.s Howard street super
@lC'5O CiTy Mills hnperhne, es'7b@Ds25 10. extras
S7@9 do family, $99S97; Western supertne $3.50
hrm prime Valley red, S21o@2 20. White Corn. $50
s7c.; yellow, SsG@82c. Oas, 7UQ73c Rye, sl5OGDI S.
isc.; shoulders. Nc.; hams 2O@2ic Lard, 2Oc.
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all arrangements for visiting the Pres,der,
interviews. presentations, and the general
chaIge OF the eception-room-transao the
business OF all callers not absolutely necessarv
matters authorized to be made public viii ho
prepared each day and furnished to ali CORES.
Popdenn who cali for II. The President and
,anlmy ,an VIII Ismain ct their present residence
Tor some weeks Jet. until the Executive Msna;os
IN. y. Times " A'SoiVe them.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-08
FOREIGN.

By Atlantic CubIe.
The Pope not Dead.
RohE, March 8.--The reported death of the
Pope is false.
InceDdfarIsm.
MADRID, March San iucendiary Ere occurred
yesterday in the Royal Barracks in this city,
This Evenings European Quotations.
By Atlantic Cabs.
LONDON, March g. Evening.-Copsols for
money, 92s; and for account, 92l@92s. 6.2Os
quiet at S24. Railways dull. Erie, 24s Illinois
Central, 81.
LIvERPooL, March 8-Eveuing. g.-Cotton quiet.
Uplands, 12dt.: Orleaus, l2sd. The sales to-day
were $4,000 bales. Petroleum, quiet.
LONDON, March 8-Evenidg. sugar quiet,
both on the spot and aHoat. Turpentine 32s Cd
Linseed OIL, f29 5s. Tallow, ATS.
ANTWERP. March 8.-Petroleum quiet at 68E
HAyRE, March 8.-Cotton active at I42kf on
the spot, and 144t aHoat.
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Grnnl,s IIouaehoIh.

The personnel OF the Presidents official house.
hold for the present is as follows:-General
Porter will have charge of the matter OF making
out appointments; General Badeau will attend
as heretofore, TO the opening of the cores
pondence; General Babcoek will have charge
to appointments TO Ofice-al such anniicas
tions will be promptly referred to the several
departments; General Dent win have control OF
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FOURTH EDITION
FROM THE CAPITAL.
Interviews with President Grant
Cabinet and Military Changes
The Executive Man
sion Open.
Despatch 70 ne Associated Press.
Interviews with the Executiva


Interviews with the Executive.
WAsHTaroN, March s.-The President is re-
ceiviDg very few visitors. Messrs. Stewart
Cteswell, and Washburne we're with him this
morning, and subsequently the Secretary of
War, General Sherman, and the President had a
lengthy interview relative to army matters.
General Sherman will occupy rooms in the War
Department, although his staff Will occupy the
present headquarters of the army for the trans
action OF public business.
The white House opened.
q The doors of the Executive Mansion are open
to-day, and crowds are strolliug through the
east room and different parlors.
Many supposed there would be a general re-.
ception and expressed disappointment at not
being able TO shake hands with the Presideut.
The Cabinet Meeting Tomorrow
Tomorrow being the regular day for Cabinet
meeting, there Will be formal organization and
business will be actively commenced.
various reports concerning resienations of
Cabinet membe and the appoiu tment of Others
IN their places are circulating, and the interest
manifested Is very intense. a
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-08
FROM WASHIN GTON.
Important Military

changes will follow those made on Saturday
captain j. p. Sanford, of the United States
army, has resigned.
Secretary BOrie
has not yet made his appearance at the Navy
Department.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-08

GKORSR II. STUART, Ese., the power behind
the Presidential throne. left this city at noon
to-day for Washington.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-08
CITY CRIMINAL CALENDAR.

A MurderOus Assault ON n German, aud
n Chase After the Onender-MOre Wife.
Beaters-RObbiDg n VesseI-Prevented
from Going Overheard - Pig Iron
FOund-A Till-Tspper-As shoe Thief
On Saturday evening two Germans named
lager beer saloon, at Thirty-second and
Thompson streets, Doll beat Weiss over % t6e
ssE hs s IL De1r s9aye n such that
ported 10 Lieutenant Lovaire until yesterdav
morning, when he despatched a squad of men
that Doll had been about two hours before Zoe
police then proceeded TO the Falls of SchuyI-
Three SnS Of G% fbe nsfs ooers to tmSsnAyuaa
S,u, on a hsnd car. which broke down.
train for Ph@nixville. On the way they saw
Doll on the track, and, the train stopping. they
TO the city, when Alderman Pancoast com nit
ted him 10 await the result OF the injuries sus.
tanned by Weiss.
Henry Dunkey was charged before Alder.
man Carpenter, on Saturday, with the larceny
OF pair OF shoes from a store at Sixth and
Spruce streets. He was sent TO prison,
Charles Davis went into the tavern at Sixth
and Lombard streets, and ordered a glass OF
Charles stepped behind the bar aud eIsrsoted ext Ss
90 from the drawer Alderman Carpenter
heard the case, and accommodated Charles
William Ewing resides at Twent-- a rat and
Christian streets. He was arres, I'D ON a vssrssn,
lBbutu W isSOoANSA N''ip
battery on his VII she was widow and has
oonsioerr r-.e property. William married her,
AL" :. sInce that event has been constant annoy
anoe TO her. On Saturday he went home aud
whipped her. The Recorder committed him In
default OF 62600.
-John Battley entered q vessel lying at Ship.
pen street wharf and took $40 which belonged
10 a sailor. Policeman Kelley, OF the Third
District took the offender into custody, and on
being taken before Alderman Carpenter ne was
bound over for trial.
~Poiiceman Morris, between one and two
O'Clock yesterday morning, prevented two men
going overheard into the Delaware, one at
CalIowhiU street and the other at Willow
street. Their names were John O'Brien and
Berry Hart.
teenth street, was tak en- into custody yesterday
for beating his wife and destroying his furni-
tuTe. Alderman Massey held him In 5000 bail
for trial,
-On Saturday morning between thirty and
forty hundredweights OF pig iron was found on
Dickerson street wharf by the police OF the
Second district. AD owner is wanted at the
So cond District Stallion.
Mr.. Il. Clark, yesterday morning on
visiting the Unitarian church at Ohelton
avenue and Green streets, Germantown tied
his horse among Others, 10 post in front OF the
building. On leaving tne church he discovered
the animal missiLg. This morning it was
found hitched on Cbelton avenue. This CON.
gTegation has been spbject TO this annpyanea
10 q considt rable extent.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-08
From NewfoundIand. i.

ST. JOINS, n. F., March s.-The Newfound-
land Legislature on Saturday adopted resolu-
tioDs in favor Of confederation by large ma.
ioritv
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from the table showing the alleged offenses
M oI the 1,3zO persons committed during the
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

THE PRINCIPAL DEPoT
FOR THE SALE OF
VEN UR st MP 8,
No. sO4 CHEsNUT STREET.
CENTRAL OFFICES. No. IOo s. FIFTH ST.
(Two doors below Chestnut ssreetA
No. 4Ss WALNUT STREET,
penn Building.
EsTAB sHRD 1862.
The sale OF Revenue Stamps Is stin continued
al the Old. Established Agency.
The stock comprises every denomination
printed by the Government, and having at all
times large supply we enabled to nll and
forward Cby Mail or Express). all orders, tmme-
diately upon receipt, matter of great impor-
tance
United States Notes., National Bank Notes.
Drafts on Philadelphia, and Post Once Orders
received In payment
ANY Information regarding the decisions OF
the Com issioner Of Internal Revenue cheer
fully and gratuitously furnished.
Revenue stamps printed upon Drafts. Cnecks
Receipts, etc.
The following rates of commission are allowed
on Stamps and Stamped Paper
On s25 and upwards per oent
100 .....-............ ...........3
800 .........................A
Address all orders, etc., to
STAMP AGENCY.
No. SOA OACHEsNUrsrREET.P PHILADELPHIA
UNITED STATES POSTAGE STAMPS Of
all kinds. and STAMPED ENVELOPES con-
stantly on hand
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South STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Eighteen persons were received into member.
ship in this chuIc1 Yesterday, and at the
communion In Jannary seventeen, making
Thirty i've sine ce the rev. DIR. Parsons took Inc
pastoral charge few months ago. This seems
very encouraging for bis new field of labor
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-08

ELEGANT North BROAD STREET RRsIpRNcR
stable and Goa Oh house. and beautiful gardes
for sale. See Thomas Il Sons advertisement
in another column.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-08

PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, M AROB g
Reported by De Haven q Bro.. No. 20 g. Third street
SECOND BOARp
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M EDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED II
Wv the newest and beat manner.
LOUIS DREKA, ststioner and MngrsyeE.
No. 1893 OH ESNUT Stfnet
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A MurderOus Assault ON n German, aud
Chase After the Onender-MOre Wife.
Reaters-RObbing VesseI-Prevented
from Going Overheard - Pig Iron
FOund-A TIll-Tspper-A shoe Thief
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-05
DARMoRE, the missing detective, is

BARMoRE, the missing detective, is
surelydead. His body has been found,
in duck river, and positively identified.
His initiation diamond pin and finger,
rings we're still upon his person. Rob.
cry seems not to have the object of his
murderers. There was a rope about his
neck aud the end of it was adjusted as
though there had been a stone fastened
to it.
We are free to say that violence and
lawlessness are rather prevalent IN
Tenn. Yet for three years the state
has been under a government which
1is(ranchised the large majority of its
people and preferred a merciless and
brainless minority. In Virginia we
have had the dead level Of military rule
and have been quiet and law abiding.
LIST not the whirlwind Of disfranchise-
mcnt be now sown in her borders
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-05
vWI antod, Agents, $s5 10 5000

w per. month, evers Were, mate and
female TO introduce the "GeLune Improv-
ed Common Sense Sewing Machine" This
machine will stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quit,
cord, bind, brad aud emtro,der M most
superior manner. Price only SIS. Fully
warranted for Eve years. We will pay
$1,000 for any machine that will sew strou-
gcr, more beautiful, or more elastic seam
Than ours. II makes th~ = Elastic Lock
Sticth." Every second stitch can be cut,
and still the cloth cannot be pulled apart
without tearing it, We pay Agents nom
s75 to S20o per month and expenses, or a
commission from which twice that amount
can he made. Address StcoNB 6 Co, Pitts
burg, Pa, Boston, Mass, or ST. LOus, Mo.
Caution. DO not be imposed upon by
other parties palming of worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or other
wise. Ours is the o0ly genuine and really
practical cheap machiHs manufactured.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-03-05

Marble We insist that the half has
not been told of the mineral wealth of
Southwestern Virginia. We we're shown
on Saturday last, sample Of Gue gray
Marble, taken from off the land Of YIN.
Richardson, in Rich Valley. of this
county, where it is said to exist in a
very large quarry The block shown
Us was of very inq quality and suscepti.
Die of G good polish. - Southern Star.