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ONE DOLLAR SALE.
BOYS! BOYS!

SoEe*htzx you Al u11t-a Psrtol Revolver. Shot Gu1
or Ride. Git1c time viii Jp+l enc fEtc Of eff.
AuAtkt1 Shot Gun or Ap1:1at1n Atac tu< = ctlb q
Thirty" In our
Great One Dollar Sale.
Revolre. Shot Gun, or sp11assed R!fe, foz Club Il
Si1ty -
for CEtb Que Hundred
Arort5nx Rtfs for Cub af Two Hundred.
x-Shfsttne Rezelvta& Beeeeh Loading Ride for CIuA
oE Th1te Hundrrd your ehn.sr af large narabcr q
ton Stnd fox drc1iazk
S. c. THOMPSON l. CO.,
1876 Federal-st., Boston, Mass.
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Hf-TIade ialF Aha s@ps1sth{, Aad nlEt HoHe
fight bu1 It other descriptions tho stos srs ann1.
We quste rgtoes track fotto.1: 11;noefJ. roller
Isesi3so; PrIHe roller md b<aser rfstsed a11 ~
i a1eoa. eTa'e @ s.s!sst eett. ea % .ssse
sl1eo4i4ao Fo dtNvtrtnk 4Looal - ton ts esfsd
HIDES-Reer4vod. 6a-sM II: ahpFed A+H ID
There vas 10 ch.nFs for tho better IL tho condition
q ths market Ths demand .M Es1&a a1t almost
mslfst. wtaI II rs Following naFe e pf,ce.:
i;rrtn butehAra, ektA9c; GEteu fA1hd. curcd. Light
EAesla5fc .E7eeu sslted en:na, be.r1. le&aal1Ac:
Eee1 eaied. .pan earrd n44!lt can ,fa4lsc
fNSTr: TubhY Ia asmaEc4 twpstA{1dt uite branded
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Hostetter' siBitters

II eypes7l corrective II iErszntsHes of no se1efR
osSsna universally admitted and It u new fonnd ta4
Il, r.osp ef uAefutness u narh extensive thsn VIA
xie3pated BY te eers<iesnRs whau tAey ats faTtsed
pubHe attention 70 the yttun q ths Ettele
, 1869-04-12
SCALES,
WINDOW PULLEYS.


PORTABLE STEAM ENGNE6,
Combining the maximum of emceDcy, durability aEd
eeunony WITH thc nintnnu 4 we1sht aad pEks. Eay
n use I1wasInnstd t1&aaf1esoEy, q sAia. Dests
j. q. HOAIDKY CO,
{ANTrnee, A1As-
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STOMACH ONLY

can eure Il, Though sreh = nostrro rnay adoFd ta~
pora.y ree4. The great d1estirc organ h the centz4
pN4tin of the d4eaAc bu it u atEenzhed. asn. In tt
l1es nd bowel, and IL oatWotks In the rskvp<B
u,ttexu It muzt ue attacked In Ill :hcae
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MARINE IMTELL1aEMCE.
FU1 OF Chicago.

or or Cn1E1 1$Vs
Fl TT s:9s4: ss4 si,..sfse = @ & ss !s:sseS:
hl ssaT sst: ses Ge assi.o sa < g seea 500 poss
81 Pisytaa Ffot:;,:5 g, q II + ~ se!osa &ssa
e. e. s VII hsasia: hf fth uaiss fes WOOD
~ ~ + + + + ssepsss, h:a:;s H.!es5 Posia
ss ssSE ta StE Eft Hee assr Is @ j. ~ wos4
seST i. bal Xs1SFes, s. T issaneE
sehT rh1s sasPsns H.aissse s1 n T
sehr President Grand Ha~el, q ros.s wood
I sss1 $ Ssssa = i 'ss t. %s.s Cana hsTea 1@
81. G,sns ll.ze9 :. ls, , T. ,azassr.
sses ieaassH sess H. e1 sash ash* .7ss efss q
Sow FsiTy Qaeen. South Haven, % ensds BARK nd
Bang w: ba,r. er.aa H.rsn, Sxe railroad .iea.
sssw ssw Htass Hss. s.s as1sa so1as GOD
81 Hssis S:l Fl s. a;sf ID e. IS: ss .''a
Es6r Ssfaa Cios. ps7h Pies; lsM -
Fss F'ss @ fss' s Ss;e a IS = X Il. ge'::s@ @
s<hz b9ss1. Ra sSE Wsa River. es po... IS Cd wood
s.: l s 5. s.; II SsssS a:sss; 8 e II u -
s<sl ssF e9ea % = = g.: - 8 oa ye,
| >
Sehr CrrA, Lincoln. LOO Il ir1aher.
schf Gt1tat. Ma0ftowce- Lon p,xtk
SoItE tlo{a, S4ue4tuek. "a n lumber.
ScpH 4. frtde1ic&. Grand Hxten, = 90 wood
Sthl Cot BeE. Ctut1eT lie, ~ co wood
SliT Gnide. St. JoArph, u n lumber.
hehr Liberty. SaneatNek, 70 GO wood
! behr Morning Sta1. ShehoyEAn. 100 h1As four.
fsRs ss G'4ss Btss: s. Esssss asssga s4s$sts- sss
] Irot Geo. Dunb41, ST Juseph, Light
| Plnp Hilton Bfpwna PseE light
| Eehr Lnrat<g1uAn. Grand Haven, ueht
Sehr PerrsA. Grand Hastn, H{Ai-
BRIG 6t4r!tht, ke~1unee. Gktt
| Sehr Caledonia. south HsEen, 70 b. n.tA
| hchr VI. IL HAxttuA Euiou ffef. light
sss[ hr 1T: 17.4Tsoq: 4 feP,s.'sI: IT. tishi ashh
| Seht Waltn, Holland, nkht
| hehr Raleigh. Auakexru. Bfht
| schr Hs sEnltL Dean's P1cr. light
/ Sehx u, Dali. MAu4Eeet Light
| Ethf Be41lt, AAuiF3ee. tt4tf
| Ecow south HAvesa, south Haven. Light
| ScuW Union, South Haven, lkht.
| seuw AsxdalenA+ South Haven, aundrieH-
Sccw Banner, f'tctw ater, light
kcnw Sea SIN. Grind Haven. light
| 6tpw Hon. SauFatnek. Light
| Heow 10 S{Aa, .JAck4onpo1t, Light
| EecE John Weber, Wolf River Light.
| Seow Wh1EfEiud, Centrrstlk. light
/ Sepw Industry. 8n1th HAyxr, light
| Scow AahtAhI1A. KewnEnet Light
| Scow Hensy FlsxhuEh. MIiwaskesA fkhk
| Scnw A. Ftrdezick Sunth Haven. Light.
keow Louisa Ann. MnsleHpn. Light
Sch1 Cora, Dtck Lake, loo hrts -four md tunarita.
l Erhr {,rtfA 81 InEenh 1ikf1t.
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COUP.DE-MAIN.

The effect Is patent h the world and thero II no nee
sity for making nystcry abot4 The sos o7ss9s Ihe
dtdsrueo between
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Fever and Ague and Remit
EA
tent Fever,

The Bitter have bean found N that could be destR3
In TIE Western and Southwestern 8atha msuy phJn-
eians Who were formerly In tie habit o{ pre&1dng
ssse aosea d qintne for es andfeTtr ha.e abandoned
ths. dangerous d1uk snd placed this rpszsdon On sh
it5t Of
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Auti.Bilious Pills

hare BEEN TIED IN u.er complain. Without .ny oe1H
~ Rittrrs hsro often pfud1eed Raf1ta1J ets beng
h,f dozsu doses hsse bcen taken. Tie hshttr1 o1a
.t,ratton Ascta tzxgaeuy aoS1paalea todseios and
vhieh porerful 74ha1ttea only tEsleve far tae Hna7
T1nr inffnce Ct Tho Elixir which gradually ressazW
IN boveas 10 natural condition. ThA vasaot
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For tho Week Ending April 10.
aATrHpAI EyENIHo, ATt1 ID
REEF cATTT,N


Reedpta - th.n lat wetk lay
.he eo:!FsGondlat Teet is's stsI q forowa: ,.n
Ktvei! g ,hs eeIs,isudint week ot ~
Recdpa ss4 tMs ~
lvE STOCK yRt1GHTA-
Oa md after Friday, March "a Hs9. until further no
vs. ~ tf .sse1 fFSn m s1 g San 4. sep .
- isnfyLs 8 srDension Bs1aee. pstt.uusEh,
+ Els1sisad }Ss Z
9he e;S s"Nsat M n,iniaan srs he
wu be tatcp and u! eIeess of aetua weight VII! Be
hoaEsssssS esase.; ea.,.-....-....... nass =.
:. i';; ststt ); :S::E: {: 5
No Ertusn passts NiD b. oren between any OF shesc
s s q & ~ End o. p S.:sea
or trina IL c1thsg .izrction.
p<, II TIE 5itaias nARKE + f. MARKET III, rtet
re- esasss se q tn r4er the
sst s p ps, sts.hs IT, q sy s4 sE}
~ ~ TO iass M e1:sn. % .hss nsne ooa 6 feaas Win Wiz
r. sa sf sias q
.hlss ss Tss e be pss g
~ 10 t*ea ls.V .Ia*a e T.. bsada, q 0waeF.
asss1 T. .ssses :, s. 5egtsa .s7snes :
as T. Se M9f ~ s1fr s.1es tens -; asrs
s4 nd 4s4 ssss tas Is ss.aa T. ., a::t WITS sss
New Yoxt, Bo.ton md Albany e*1ytr. purchased The
fss essss R1n9 II fhfss i s 30 s e e
~ e: sysss<r: xt;h isw t;aa.4etona !. s 81 Soie
'a sss.s,@ @ {; {s@ n; as ::
nef eans @ ia st vtha s ehe q ias 1s
20 g..eT iIgEoEe9snt t. aote IN rs :e7aaaa a.s
sa s2aae "a ceasas e
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Below arr the cloang quots hons for gnve1umtn1
bopas IN Eer Yo1k today, compared with taoe
Of yestertAy, ard With tnnse Of The corresponding
CAV of saSt wear:
, 1869-04-12
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET

EIIcxDAT ETCya, April ID
TIE following the rcs1Yts and shlpucnts Of t1r-
h- xhfr vr1 mi tnth <surfrx TIA fF hou1n
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TIE rect1pU fof f6M WteE md a2St cofnpaft a fo1
tte1Ffd tf
Reeetv I'd rDofr thu fe1
Compared With the same pcttod In 1859 nc End The
following:
Received thin week 1851
R4ri. ed r<xicd fah yczt
Received len till erk La
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HOstetter's BitterS

AID the funxns limitations snd vonId be rivals thk
rpriny up In IT. t1sek. Il that It actually
what they Yzazntse kst fail to perform.
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Endcxed Mem. Books.
A VERY CONVENIENT ARTICLE FOR
N BID Collectors aul CtA-rs- flgs4rl ~
co. II " wHINEY
GLOBES.
hNE I2-INCH CELESTIAL & l. r
" Prce. So So
one tsiach Terrestrial Grb-. prc- So Co.
One i-iaeh Terrestrial Frr-es Magnets GEbe. ush Ma
netic Ohects- Prise. $50
For sale ~ CO II. u. WHITNEY.
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B!LLIAgDs.-On Wednesday evening Professor
CaTmc. having consented u q request Of many of
his admirers that tie should exhibit his skill in
fancy shots, entertained n very large asScmhlagc
with an informal exhibition at his billiard hall.
Numbers Of fancy shots. hitherto unknown in
Chicago, lac executed, seemingly in defiance Of
all the laws of velocity or yolition; but TO our
mind tine most wonderful and beautiful Of ali
was the - bottle feat" In the centre of tie ta-
bic. 1t the side, and scattered about all over il,
were placed twelve champagne bottles, each
adorned with n tiny American flag at the ton.
Placing eight iuli-zizci billiard balls in Il line
Close together across the lower end of the table.
CarInc sent tie spheres spinning in rapid success
sion twice around the table. and in less than
twenty seconds, without having either touched
each other OF cDlliled with the forest of bottles
IN their rapid journeys. the eight balls stopped
together AZ the upper lcit-hand corner. the whole
number within a circle Of twelve inches. Proha-
bly, no feat at billiards was ever ATTEMPTED which
involved such perfect, marvellous accuracy Of
touch and nice calculation as 10 distance, force
AMI - English After the exhibition closed q
gentleman connected with the Chicago prc-- read
an address AMI presented the Professor. in behalf
81 the French rc-idcnts OF Chicago, with a mag
niiiccnt golden cue. The cue Is - marvel Of
beautiful dcsign and intrinsic value. Conn
mcnciug 20 the butt there arc Twenty-Five inches
81 gold. c~!abDuteiy engraved with INTERVIEWING
oak and laurel leaf. Two massive mclallipns, Of
solid gold, bear tic national seals Of the United
state ana % France, and the lower joints arc
studded with setting Of cmcrald-, rubica. gar
nets, turquoise and sapphirc-. At about the cen
tire Of the golden portion Is a microscopic cputri-
vance IN which arc u be placed the names Of the
donors, probably two or three hundred. The re-
manning portion Of the cue is composed Of rose
wood, sltinwOJd sludalwo1d and maple. neatly
spiicci and highly polished, with good irrulc> at
the JOINTS. The box containing the cue is of
solid rosewood, polished like a piano case and
lined with scarlet silk velvet. Both cue and box
were manufactured in Chicago at a cost Of over
5000, and comprises the most elaborate and cx-
Icnsiyc outfit Of the kind ever gotten up in
America ChIc0lo IriLnne. i'm. -.
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-IhTEUMtTt~W AND bIIE. DISEASES CURED ~ TIE
STING OF ISsECIs.-Dr. DesuIIti>. OF Bordeaux.
France, Las introduced into LI- Practice au extra
ordinary remedy for the cure Ut certain diseases,
which j. attracting much attention from th1sc
who have heard Of IL for tie first time. T. j. a
well established fact IN medicine that one disease
may bc cured or prevented by incubation with
the virus Of another. IL j. not equally well
known that painful maladics mag Dc cured by
causing insects % sting the Jlrts affected. DR.
Dcsmartis has carried ON his experiments On We
OmOus incubation for fifteen wears, and therefore
does not speak without experience. lie ha- tried
his system on plants and ANIMALS with similar
rcsult-. Plants inDcuiatcl with the virus Of c.r-
tain animal poison produce slnc crypt0gaIuia ON
different parts Of their surface and q second i'll
EQUATION with another animal poison cleared tic
plants VI these parasitic grywtI-. and VI tic i'll
-cct- or guImalculsc which they had attracted. IL
hrs been q tradition In medicine tlat leprysv can
be cured b. the poison o.! certain rerpcn;- and il
J. Wei known that Poisonous drug are freely adj
m!ui-JcEed a. powerful alternative in certain
diseases. br. Humboldt, a nephew Of thc great
naturalist, ~ hs practice at Havana. found that
the poison 81 tac scorpion wa- q remedy for vel
low fever. lie inOculltcl over two thousand men
vt tHc military and naval gaTrI-Ju more than six
hundred we've afterwards attacked with Jhc fever.
u! whom not more than sixteen died.
y distinguished FreHcauan. VI. dc Gasuariu.
related the following incident o. Dr.. DrsIuartis
lie had long been affected with Rheumatism. which
was attended with great suffering. One day
while picking a handful 81 weeds in bis garden he
WIS stang by 4 wasp on hi- wrist. Tie arm
-wc!lei, but tie rheumatic pain disappeared.
Tie next day be caused the new remedy 20 be- al
piled q tie scat Of pain in his leg. and he was
again freed from suffering. and could walk with
ca>e. Vt every subsequent reaVpeIrluoc Of thc
uIalaiy Tor the last three years De Las been cured
by similar means. Other cases are also recorded
where q hopeless ca-e of cholera in q man. and an
cTiieQti form disease in a child were cured by the
sting u scorpion and it j. said that certain dis
c--ys Of tie eye can b. cured by the sting Of n
wasp or bee Dead insects and live lccehcs hive
long been used in pharmacy and We are t,ld
that Muciauu-. au important commander under
Ne>Iasiau. used % carry about with him, cuyc-
Hoped IN a white cloth. q certain insect o. cure
him % the eye disease o. which lie was subject.
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VINO Ms>.Rp?-Mcuard is the G'iered men-
- ~ c,o-rcSs from Louisiana lie Is "a unhSN
,nulatto. thirty years of age, anu OF in'u. Il.
stature. lie srcaks fucntly, but mcoherehtIy'
and processes u De a politician ot no mean Pr
,e,s;ins lie sovs lie Is the grandson OF General
NIenara. who emigated from the province OF
Louisiana TO Illinois before that state oGciine Il
member OF the Union. Neuard lahoreH On Il
l,rm in Southern Illinois until lie was nihecet"'
when he removed TO the northern part ol inc
state. There ne worked during the summer
months and attended school during winter IN
1859 he entered Liberia College, Ohio. where ne
remained until 1861, wien Re visited CANADA re
turning 10 the United States in 1868 lie en-
tered the army Is hospital steward in tins city
but remained only 4 few months, when he was
assigned a desk in the Immigration bureau "i
the Interior Department The prejudice eA-
hibited towards him in his official POSITION soon
induced him 10 resign, and, disgustcd with the
government. lie sailed for British Honduras
Here he was employed by the British Honduras
Comianv t. make an exploration of tie country,
which he did TO the satisfaction Of the govern
mcnr. lie next visited Jamaica and iiayu, re
turning To New York in 1863. Here he remained
but a short time. and again shipped for New Or
leans. where he arrived in September, and, as he
saws. commenced at once to organize the republic
can rarity of the dShingtoH ErenIng
IHg8H.
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Goat skins.

'EhiE WILL PURCHASE
- "'Ai ShiNS tr CASH paying the highest market
rN'., = NE sans an i- also prepared % make contracts fr
one 20 $50 years VIII receive toa- skins from parties on any
of 81. i-isrls 1gi remit money fr tl- same.
No ir.-.f H.sr-Hl E sent tH me Or t- fHTrvir vessels
eh.-.-- d" krrsl-" q" il.+ui.L. D." d" WarErs.~ "Itrh Row
100 " Isabella" .f-5 auI g. / DoNSETr
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German Proverbs.

o has only TO die 20 be praised.
handsome apples are sometimes sour.
IL Is not enough u aim; you must hit.
Little and often make Il heap i'm time.
1t is easier to blame than 10 do better.
Would you be strong conquer yourself.
To change and to do better are two different
things.
Everybody knows good counsel except he that
hath need of it..
Better free in a foreign land than a serf at
home.
Better % surrcrless to bed than run in debt.
There is no use in preaching to the hungry.
Charity gives Itself rich, but coycjousncss
boards Itself poor.
The end 9! wrath is the beginning of repent
ance.
The sun DIAL only counts the bright hours.
Piety, prudence, wit and c%iyility are the
elements Of true nobility.
Gods mill goes slowly, but it grinds well.
lIIgh houses are mostly empty in the upper
story.
\ hundred years of wrong do not make an
hour Of right.
More are drowned in the bowl than in the sea.
The fewer the words the better the PRAYER.
With patience and time the mulberry becomes
a fiik gown.
Take the world as it is, not a. it ought to be.
Revenge converts a little right into a great
wrong.
Speak little, speak truth, spend little, pay cash.
Our nci@hbpr children a.c always the worst.
Forgive thysoif nothing, and forgive others
much.
Truth may be suppressed but not strancIcd.
What comes from the heart goes to the heart.
hen God means 70 PUNISH a nation hc de
privcs the rulers Of Wisdom.
lie who blackcns others does not Written him
self.
Take care Of your rlow, and your plow will
take care Of You.
lie who saves in little things can De liberal in
great ones.
& H
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gIvHE ABOVE ARTEIDGES MADE:
y Ia three sizes. viz, 81 tr Suii-r Eudcdl b0rvf 500 Cor
half iuchl bore ani +3l (r suaul bore.
These Cartridges have been adopted arer carvf4i com
par1tivr trtls agsiust al other aescripuous - Her Mai
--fy'- Nar Departments. a. she Standlri Rin~
Aunisunitien &c the Briti-ls Army. amd are nos
only used exclusively 81 che Snidcr Rifle hut are attrtrd
o. al other systems 20 military Brcsch I4ondia= Rinr--
They are the cheapest Cartridges known. carrying their osu
t=ninon, and being maie Wholly % A-ed, are Waterproof Ant
impcrnhablc uu any climate.
EoSsr CsrtrdEr Cases (emPtyL % an three szes. packed With
Or Nithnut hoEctss ani machine tor tastsuiaG same ia Cartridges.
Makers % EsxEr Cartridge. $50 bore, nr Eev1lvia-
PISTOLS, In use Ia Her Nurstys Navy.
-" Csrtriasc-f r LsnaeheaS Reviewers oil - . ",
and : n, bore.
Central Fir. and pm sire Cartridges. Gr az
sizrs % Guns, HGss, AMI Reviewers.
pouhie Waterproof anI . b Caps Wire Cartridges O. EH-
ing gam az bong distances Fcit watlnx b. impr1vr she
shooting q rus anil every description % sporting aBI NHi-
try Ammunition.
ELEY BROTHERS.
GFay'- linn Road. London. ~. q.
6d WHOLESALE ONLY. roufy
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E'Sss SALE.
RsOOD IRON.

a LARGE WOODEN TASR. SUITABLE
- tr Ari----- o. Na'rr. measuring about 1900 r-I..-.
Apply 20 GOO oLI Il HACkFELu q CO.
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There i 4 WIDESPREAD belief in Europe that the
Napoleon Dynasty and French Empire will fall in
1854. This superstition Is the result Of some curl
ouslv mysterious figures published in the ~Lttsyead-
.3.f D.ys. which makes the year 1869 do for Napo-
leon what the year 1918 did for Louis Philippe.
The circumference of the Tory gentleman who
defeated Mr.. Gladstone in southwest Lancashire l.
50 great that no belt could be found long enough
To clasp round him on n recent occasion when he
must wear a sword. Paact pokeS fun at the voters
for prefeyring a big man To a great one, and adj
vises Mr.. Gladstone to iatten himself before the
next election.
Mr.. Bonner once asked Mr.. Bennett. of the
Herald. il he could have the use OF three pages Of
his paper. and upon being told that by paying
double price lee could have all he wanted. promptly
replied that he wOuid take the whole advertising
space Of the paper. He did take it, and filled it
with the repetition of an advertisement which
alone would not have occupied ten lines. 1t paid,
as all thorough advertising is certain to do.
Ii seems that the e~ruptions of vesuvius and Etna
on the earth are not the only phenomena of the
kind now going on. Prot. kunkle. of Cambridge.
Massachusetts. announced ut a recent meeting OF
the Massachusetts Institute Of Technology. that bis
associate. Prof. Niulock. thinks he has seen for the
last two nights Il volcano III the moon in active
eruption. During the past year astronomers have
differed in opinion as TO the disappearance of the
crater LinnUuS, marked on the best charts of the
moons surface till the present year if this crater
has disappeared. it IS the first evidence of actually
observed changes going on AT the surface OF the
moon. In this connection the statement Of Prof.
Ninlock becomes doubly Interesting.
YELocmEDrs-The New York and Newark car
riage makers claim. probably truthtully, that they
have improved in several important respects upon
the Paris pattern. and eXtravagaut prices mt first
asked are steadily falling. At present one can get
a serviccable velocipedc for from s~iXty-Gve To one
hundred dollars. As the demand increases and
competition becomes brisk. the manufacturers viii
doubtless find out that they can afford the queer
little vehicles at even very much lower rates. 1t
Is thus described Il consists OF two wheels one
before the other. connected by a steel or iron
reach, bearing Il saddle in which the rider sits. II
Is driven by pedals attached TO the fore wheel and
keeping the riders legs pretty busy. On a per
fcctly smooth track such rs a board floor. a new
Nicholson or aSphal,um pavement. or hard earth
road in the country. il can be driven at the rate of
fifteen or twenty miles an hour without very great
cEnTt but on a rough road It's propulsion is labor
indeed.
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% Tons OF HOOP IRON. ASSORTED
-c sIIEs, tr sale 30 quantities O. sut, hy
rp .u H. uACkFEEu - co.
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900 Bundles
Hoop Iron for Sugar Kegs & Barrels
gIoR SALE VERY REAsOSApLY. At
90 tn r y sen AEFtk. ~ Co.'S
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ACCOUNT EsOOE.s.

rI1tO~E INTENDING TO OPEN NEW
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BcCchcr on Early MARRIAGE.

Al no period, perhaps, Ia their
iilc do young men need tho iRspila.
tion OF yirtuous life aud tho sympn.
Thy ofa companion in thcirseli deny
ing toll, rs when they first enter
the battle for their own SuppCrt.
Early marriages arc permanent
moralitic', and deferred marriages
are temptations TO wickcdncss. And
yet every year il becomes more and
more difficult, concurrent with
rcigning ideas of society, for young
met to enter ipCn that matrimonl,
al state wkick is tho proper guard
Of tlieifvirtuc, as well Ms their cour.
dgc and enterprise. Tho battle of
lito is almost at tho beginnini$.
There it is that a, man needs wed.
lock. But wicked and ridiculous
public sentiment puts q man who
is in society, or out of society, for
that matter, largely on tho ground
of condition, and not Of disposition
and character. Tho man that has
the mcars whcrcwilh ho can visi-
bly, live amply is IL. good society,
as general rulc. The man that
has virtue and stern manlincss but
asnolhlng wllhal cNtcrn;,l to show,
is not usually considered in good
society. Ambitious young men
VIII not therefore marry until they
can meet their expenses; but that is
dolIerrlhS FOR years and years the
Indispensable virtue. Society is fai
where two cannot live cheaper thun
one! and young men are under bad
influences VINO, when in the very
morning OF life, and better 'flloi
than at any later period to grow tdr
gethcf with ono who IS their equal
and mate, arc dcbarrcd from mar
rylnS for scores ofy cars, from mere
prudential con ilcrations; and tho
heart and the life arc sacrificed to
the pocket. They arc tempted To
substitute ambition for love, whcli
at last, ever the az hes and expil5N%
embers of their early romance. they
select their wilo. 1t is said that
men who wait until thcy are fortt