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GALE OF NAVY VESSEL.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR,S
August 5, 1870. \
The Navy Department will effer for sale at public
auction, at the United States Navy Yard, Norfolk,
on TUESDAY, the sd day of August, 1870, at Il
O'Clock m., the U. b. steamer
GALENA,
Of 5I4 tons.
The vessel will be sold che stands, and can be
examlre ed at any time on application to the Com
mandant Of the ard.
One half OF the whole amount of the purchase
m0hty must be deposited at the time Of
and the balance within five days thereafter, and the
vessel must be removed from the navy yard within
time from the day Of sale satisfactory to the Com
mandant.
, The Government reserves the right 10 wi.n1i.v
the vessel from sale for any purchaser who will pay
centum thereto. au5-eo2w
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ALEX. Z. sHKPHKRD I BROS.
HAVING REMOVED TO THRIR NEW
IRON wAREHOUSE,
sIe PENEA, Av., BET. sTH AND 10TH sry
tsoUTH sIDsJ
respectfully call attention to their assortmensu
GAS FIXTURES,
omDrisinG
ALL PATTERNS MANUFACTURED sY TEE
Tucker Manufacturing Co., New York
also those OF
Mitchell, Vance Co, New York. a
WHICH ABE SOLD AT MANUFACTURER,
PRICES.
The Largest Stock OF
:. CLOCKS, and -"
MANTEL ORNAhEHTb
ever exhibited IN Washington, and at the
Low EST BATHS.
Every Variety Of
BBATH AANfELs
Manufactured. Of style and finish equal to the ns,
imported marbles.
TERRA OOfTA AND IRON WARE,
CHIMNEY TOPS, EARTHEH FLUEs,
VASES, DBAIN TILE, STATUES,
RIDGE TILE, sEWEB PIPES, o.
Sole Agency for
A0ULEp PATENT EARTH OLOSETs
We cali especial attention to our
PARLOR GRATIS, LATReBID, FURNAOus
and RANGES,
comprising al the most improved VARIETIES.
FOUNTAIN JETS Of every styls.
PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM FITTING.
q the most extensive character and OF all doscrf,
oons executed ct reasonable rates and in the mo-,
approved manner. WV s'os'
Dali and examine our Bhc6 nd sslsroonsl ~
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,

On a. ,.,,,,SWIA 3; JSE e so
tent granted to him on the 18th day Of October, 1856
. II h ordered that The tesfimony In the case be
flosed H. 18th day Of Septsmbsr next: that ths
8 limited to The Sd DAY o. eevtspber next and that
~ petition b hsard On ths 18th day Of espteuAsr
Next. Any person nay oppose this extension
MANUAL 8. FISHER,
jyQ-wN Oo0mi9ioneT Of Pstents.
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DRoPosALs FOR DREDGING.
UNITED STATES EN5INEER' : OFFicE.
q HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS, I
25 sorTH GAY sTREEr, THrRD FIooR 4

nAk BOX lMPRONEMENTs,
20 50 III GAY STREET, THIRD FLoORl
BALTIMORE, N D, August &. $50 y
Sesea Proposals will be received AZ this once un-
nI noon OF TIT RsDAY. the sth OF September, is70,
Tor kNcavating Channel-wsy through a Shoal at
the mouth OF the Susquehanna river. about thru.
miles below Havre7de-Grace, Nd, ~ depth NOT en-
The amount Of material (sard ana mud 70 be ex-
cavated viii be about $500 cubic yArds more or
less and the distance 20 which the materig be
N ansierred Will average not TO exceed two miles.
Proposals VIII be for actual amount OF material
moved and deposited in accordance with the dire
tons OF the snperintendng Engineer, and will state
the least number Of cubic yards that will be
waited per month; operations to Commence immedi-
aiey alter award OF contract. and payments 90 bs
Of contract.
no bids will be considered except such a. are made
sitter forms 20 be obtained from this ONCE either by
letter or p rsoDal application.
Bids will be opened II 10 D. on the SIN day OF
september, $50, I'M presence OF such bidders may
desire 20 be present
The right is reserved 10 reject all IT any Of the
signed. Al SIMPSON,
Colonel Engineers and Breyet Briesdier GENERAL q.
b. Army. aul2-a
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DROPOsALs FOR FRESH DEGT.

OFFICE Acting CoMMIssAIY OF sUnsrsrRNcK,}
rORr foorK, Nd, August 10, 1870.
sealed Proposah IN triplicate. tn the usual form,
adyertissaent aesached 70 saph, viii be received q
the one Tntn Sci2ck N. ssptsaesr u, lHe,
II, lo to April 10, lQl aleo separate preDosals for
spRlyi4g o@oers with choice cuts Of Meats:
md al bids.
fTcIo:sls 2 Ss iascrssd on the snyolpps "PrOpo.
Lieut.. RQBERf CRAIG,
~u Fourth Y, B, ARTILLERY. and a. Q. g.,
INV Fort Toote, Nd.
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EsTAB14lbAE ED ls44. ~
AEDkxw ,. JOYCE CO. $3.50.
oass Al AID ! ., ssHHssag,,EAGTrUREss. -
enfAlkinG In all its branches ~
sioR are tasSysd. 's' ~'
Agent for Brewster Co.. (of Broome street, Fitfh
Wenue, New hork. se0 eely
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III HOW iosrI HOW RESTORED

vi HOW LOST HOW RESTORED
Jxsf published, Q sealed sssseps PRICE, ssx cssss
A LECTURE ON THE NATURAL TREAT
OF Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Ennis
nops, Sexual Debility, and Impediments to
ton, Epilepsy, and Pits; Mental and Physical Inca
Racity, resulting from Self Abuse, 60, By RoBF r.
CuLvIRw1LL1 Al. D., author Of the "Green Book
"A Boon to Thousands az SxS~Us."
oSot pnder seal, in . plain envelope, to any Cd.
dress YospGtd, on receipt q six cents, two post
aeo 0amPs, ~ CHAS. o. KLINE 90, 1877
.. Az, d.. Oulvervsllb "Aarriags Guide" pries
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au4-th.St
TENTED STATES PATENT OFViCH.

WASHINGTON. ID. O., July O. $50
UT me petition q CHARLES PERLEf, > OF New
ioik, :, praying for the extension Cf 4 patent
granted to him on the 2lst day OF October 1856 Tor
an Improvement in ships Capstans:
closed on the 10th Of September next that the time
ior ming arguments and the Examiners report be
!mited 70 the 18th day Of september next, and
that said petition be head on the 9th day Of October
Any person may oppose THE extension.
SAMUEL B. FISHER -
Jyl3w,5 Commissioner OF Patents.
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AUCTION SALES.
Rf COOPER LATImER. AuctIoneers,
- Successors 10 jas O. McCuire Co, j
Southwest cor Pennsylv ania avenue aud 18th stree

kf OoOPER LATImER. AuctIoneers,
successors TO Jas. q. McGuire Col
Soutnwest cor Pennsylvani avenue and Ilth street
Ikp sTkES SALE or IMPROVED REAL ES-
,IhIE IN THE FIKST WARD.
IA hueI and by virtue Of q deed of trust to me,
EE IRON William L. Fletcher ct al, bearing dave
$500 ne ISh CAV Of June. a. d 1870. and duly
IN Lihsr 6Is folio 4I3, OF the land
- WASHINGTON county. in the d strict of Columbia,
on Je Isr DAY oF SEPTEMBER, Is7g Al 6o,lE n m ,
Ut ue premises l will sell. at pubIic auction, Lot
twenty HNe t25.) in Square No sixteen e. , az
anne Is laid down and described IN the pIsf or
Eah 81 dhe city OF Washington. This lot fronts i3Is
49,, on ON street vest between I and streets
sIisH "a WITH depth Of l4S1s feet TO a % foot
80 sha b improved by o small Frame Dwelling
~ Desired, the lot will be divided and the two por
hhLthe vacant 'front.' by the depth Of the lot, and
rnninn win the grouna upon which it stands,
10, rresp ctvely-will be sold ssparateIy
is rns o. sale One half cash, $50 of which must be
pau uo~n ~ the time OF sale; balance in six and
anrine mo months secured by deed of trust Convey
.lng ana stamps at cost Of the purchaser. If the
It's on sale are not complied with In days the
. rsserves the right to resell at tho risk aud
- u 9e1au ting purchaser on one week notice
,ANDbEW u. BRADLEY, Trustees.
auIs-eo3ds COOPER & LATIMER- Aucts.
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NJ A n III o Old.


In fHK
AooN" hND hioInu IDfEhAIfON
The xso...,.-
e.v v..,. ,o,r,. ,.,
ey. and su..,.,,
application 70 .,
sroa
sona denrass,,
msnt Of the body. oor,um,.,o, :. ,..u
perbaps the xou,h q. ,,,
into the country r,,.
mepts RonoxAa from. or,:.
eyer ch.n,;r, .o.,,...., .,..
boav ton ,,rcb o,,..,,., =.
and rr,., o,.-o,.o
u,on tb.uso,vo.
II ,s ,.,,s., >, -
men.s. 8. ,oo, o. &c.
ton, 8, w.,,,
,,.,,o,,, Co...
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D.s
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Horror Of disease.
waat Harva
Trembling,
Dreadful Harm, q, ns.,,
Might sweats,
Cola Feet
wakssn,na..
pimne.s Of Vision
Languor,
Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular system.
Often Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptic Symptoms,
Hot Hands,
Flushing OF the Body.
Dryness Of the Skin.
Paiic c0untenance and Eruption on the Face,
Pain in the Back,
Hesviness Of the ETelids,
frequently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes,
with Temporary sufusion and Loss Of SIGHT,
I Want of Attention,
| Grea, Mobility.
| RestIesssess, with Horror Of soc;s,v
Nothing ia mora desirable a. .nch ,.,;a,,.
Solitude, and nothing they more sr.aa. sor ra =,
| Themselves; no Reposs of Manner. no Ear,s.,,.s.
| no snecplstion I'm, . hr.-;u,r.
oues.ion 70 s,o,,or
| "iio"ed W 30 on-Whieh this
A'N' INVARIABLY feno'eS-soon Hollow Loss
hAu'''a anu hpneptic fits, In one Of which
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DRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OFFICE OF A. G. y,
Proposals. in duplicate, with copy Il this silver
TIE, msnt atsshed viii be rsesised By The aedsr-
supplying
The said beef must be fresh. Of q good marketable
fers Inecks, sh.nks, and kidney taiIow 70 be sx-
ouded and 70 be delivered al this poet free II Coz
a IN By .nd 6 eS DAYS the s q $
shall design ate pot e.eeedins four times per week
delivered under this agreement shall be cut cd ~
the fourth ssrtebra Jotnt. and the breast tri@n 81
fIm three 70 four inches above the knee Joint, and
81 hind qnsrter from six to eight inches above the
Separate Proposals, in duplicate, vnI also he re-
date above m.nsSned Tor y s ssnr and
emcers ana their families stationed this posi- o.
as they may from time 70 time rsSaire' MI 81
.on Sno porter-house steaks, standing ribs, or rib
This csntrsct 70 be In force six months. or .ucs
lee tune ss tse Cemmssary General shall direct.
Ssp.r,nsn, y the Last q the Commanding c-n1r..
s1snts d the Fssh & Bes 4 fs1sy n ne sss O.
ss sn h sne Uomm'.sry at fo.t wasA,ere Ma.
difsrence Of cost. ' w '"~ WIN me
tt, TIE contractor wiz be required % enter into
sso By two responsible .urs:ies. Whsss nam. ,aus
The groposAls viii be opened e nsso O'Clock /. m.
ON the 9Th day OF September, ls0 at Fort Nashine-
son, ~, ~ which time and place bisdsrs re-
sfscsoss:s Vii &c BEN marked Proposal. for Fresh
Beef and addressed: wv TyTRFTT
anlzst second Lieut.. eth U. s. ArtS IDS
PROPOSALS EoR BuILpIse VESSELS FoR
COAST SURVEY SERVICE.
sealed Proposals, addressed 20 Prot benjamin
-. e, viii be received mill noon August -, for
one Of % toss, 3. N, Of iron. y - ''A'' "
AZ, is5i.o ssseossr..f 80 ss.s. 9, n, g "a,
hehuils q TIE two prcpeers Of wood andtas huiis
BE- bad By applying b. letter t. Pref. BksIAMlN
xIkcxsas Akoye, w eotA
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MEDICAL BODY BATTERY-To be worn Oh
lVl thebody limb. sure help for Asthma
Gstsrrh, Neuralgia. Headache. Dyspepsia, Weai
Back, Chest, Stomach, Side or Limb; for Pain, Lo-
cal Palsy, or Rheumatism.
This ceaseless working "Electric Dish" can din
solve and remove old rheumatic indurations which
may be causing protracted lameness, cure sluggish
tumors and glands, and indoleut ulcers
Tor sale BY Messrs. NAIRN = BRO, .Messrs
kipWELL B SON, }. P. MILBURN q 90, w
b. xGTWISLE, and 3 CALYRRT FORD.
GEO. 4. BOGERs, General Agent,
las Washington street,
epD-eo8vom Boston. Ma6D.
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NONE ARE GENUINE UNI Ess ooNs Up
In srEEL. xNGRAvKD wxApPEx. WITH
FACSIMILE q MY CHEMICAL WxRs.
HOUSE. AMD SIGNED Hh asss-
@a q. =. EELNSQLD.
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a M. WILLIAM, IN
9O7 Pennsyirania Arenue, and =
49, CITE Trerise, Paris.

lMPORTER OF
REAL LACEs. Of all kinds; TRIMMINGS, SILKS
sATINS, and yELvETS.
BONNETS, HATS. FLOWERS and Ribbons
SUITS AMI READYMADE GARMENTS, of ALI
descriptions.
J. Ii. r. CORSETS.
HAIR BRAIDS made 10 his own order.
BLACK DRESS SILKS, and all the novelties
from Paris. aug
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
n ... WAsHINs ToN, =; e., July Is, 1870

On the petition Of G EOkG TIL n PSON, of Phil
adephia. Pennsylvmia, praying for the extension Of
patent granted to him the 2lst day of October,
ISL, and reiesued the LIST day of February, lss9
and again reissued in three divisions. numbered re-
spectively 1869, $50, and 257l on the 10th day of
April lS!, for an improvement in putting up Caus.
It is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed the 10th day Of September next; that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiners re-
Port be limited to the Sth day Of September next,
and that said petition be heard on the 5th day Of
October next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
~ 18th ~ Commissioner OF Patents.
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

, On the petition Of JOSEPH 2. BOYtR, 81 lie
Roy, New York, administrator of Ormrod C. Evans
deceased, praying for the extension OF a patent
granted tc the said 0rmrod q. Evans on the 4th dav
n aehines: ~ 'P"oins
II is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closed on the 18th day Of October next: that the
time Tor Ming arguments and the Examiners report
De united 10 the 18th day Of October M snd
nat sad petition be heard on the 18th day Of Octo-
Any person may oppose this extension
! SAMUEL B. USHER
nus tnvN Commissioners NJ patant.
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nAn1IBY AHD BUlllDIHQ
.y.W.D lAl1,
SAkRkNTkR lND BUILDRR. 80
q yS& q II. nns. PnSSSl1r T. - 3sxS u
SO11xEo and R1PAIe9, Which viii b doss
yrompeu md on reeeonAble ter, 6hop, 500 q
sersss; rssadsaes, sll y &. Nv. nS7.U
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TO FAT MEN.
Two suits Of NEW OLOrHIHa, made By on.
Of the arstelsss Tsors q the District for sale 1t
eho zoos - sve.. WasbinRton. d. q.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
Ooies Of tas (Aisf SIS nal Oxssr
DIri''en o. Ist>g'ans and R,porfs for ne Ben nj Of
Gems]sroe, Washington, ID C., Aur a. ls7os-
,Undsr the authority 81 the Secretary Of War, the
Chiei signal Officer Of The ArlnS IL emnp wersd to
ehnt number OF sultable persons to be appointed
non commissioned officers In the army for the duties
OF ne obsery alton aud report OF storms by fels-
northern lekss and seabosrd,' in compliance with .
The Character of the observations be had at diff
ierent stations throughout the country and the me
IeoroIOgcal reports 10 be mad fhe duty pom
Snic = taese non commissioner officers will be en-
after
The opportunity thus offered is a rare one for
Young men OF coed education desiring to devote
themselves 10 reading or TO the study Of a profess
eO., The DUTY being OF such nature a., with
ana dlligenee,.will permit them to be devoted to
The paw and allowance Of these non commissioned
oihcers when not serving with troops amounts 10
about : 80 per snnun: when serving with troop
amour SSe-fn the latter case quarters, fuel. sub.
sls,ehse' and clothing are provided by the Govern
Tbs number Of appointment. being necessarily
ination. ~
Applications. setting TORN cs,aracte-. acquire
hthts, ana hiLsss. with tesf inlonisls may bs nd
drsssd 20 the Chief Signal ON er of the rmy No
iIlS e street, Washington, a. O. - : : - = =
SiISnus CIV ing ful partic aars, will be furnished
on appncatlon to this ONCE. vi fT-fr
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~ WASHINGTON, ID. o., August !, 1870
On the petition Of CHRISTOPHER AMAZEEN,
OF New York, n Y, praying for the extension Of q
patent granted to MIN on the 9Th Day Of November,
1856 for sn Improvement in Machinery for Oper ating
the Parol Gases of Ships Windlass
Is ordered that the testimony In the case be closed
on the 4th day Of October next, that the time for
Hing arguments and the Examiners report be linn.
tied to the l4th day OF October next and that said
position be heard the 10Th day OF October next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 8. FISHER,
aul-th,3w Commissioners Of PRtenta
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AUCTION SALES.
rO.MOR ROW .


RG GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- No. 3l9, southeast corner Of It'll and ID streety
HOUSEHOLD FUBElTURE-C0NSIST or
SOFAS. CHAIRS, TABLE, DRESSING BIZ
.REAUS, WARDRQBES. MASHSTANDS. BED
STEADS. FEATHER BEDS, MATTRESSES
BEDDING, CRQCkERY, CARPETS, STOVES,
&c, Sc-AT AUCTION.
a On FRIDAY the 10th inst :, at 10 o'clock a
W m, we shall sell. AZ house No. sos, front
"a ing street sorth, between sth and och
Invest, the above nsmed goods. for cash.
g. GREEN WILLIAMS.
aul6 Auctioneers
DY THOS wA9GAMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. sig Seventh street, opposite the Post Once
TEELMENT HOUSE, ON GRogND RENT AT
$40 PER ANNCM, BRINGING $40 PER
MONTH IN RENTS, ION l. STREET, BIZ
TWEEN 22D AND 23D.
IL On FRIDAY. August 18th, at o'clock I
E.H shall offer, on the premises, Lease, running
4for six yeas, on Lots and o, in s2u are 81
improved 10y Tenement House.
Terms cash. SIS down on day OF sale.
au is dads TH0S. Z. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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| NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
On the petition Of GEORGE w. NOISE, Of
Greenviie> .. G., praying for the extension Of Q
patent granted to him on the 18th day OF October
ls5S, for an Improvement in Breech Loading Fire
ordered that the testimony IN the case bs ooI
on the 9th day Of September next; that the time for
filing arguments and the Examiners report be lin.
tied to the 7th day Of October next and that aaid
petition be heard on the 18th day Of October NEXT
Any person may oppose this extension.
eAMUEL 8. FISHER,
aus IN Je OOmmiaaiOuar off
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-11-12
Adventure of q KickapoO Indian.

A Western paper says: Out on
the Union Pacific Road, not long
ago, a Kickapoo Indian saw a To-
connective coming down the track
at the rate Of forty miles an hour.
He thought it was an imported
breed Of buffalo, and was anxious
to secure it., SO IS to take the prize
the annual exhibition of the
Kickapoo Agricultural Society
So he fastened one end of his las
80 TO his waist belt, and when the
engine got near enough, he threw
the moose nicely over the smoke.
stack. Perhaps it is not necessary.
but we may as we'll relate that the
locomotive did not stop. The en-
gineer and fireman witnessed the
most successful attempt to do the
flying trapeze made by the Kicka-
poo Indian upon the plains since
the first Of January last There
was an aboriginal funeral at the
next station when the engine ar
rived. The grave was not large,
for they only buried email piece
Of copper colored meat, tried to a
string and inclosed in q sardine
box.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-11-12

traps Of yore here was an impo-
sing brick structure. 172 feet by
1872 feet. Instead Of the diminu-
tive apartment in which a few
years ago all Moulding was done.
here were three large rooms in
which Stoves, Machinery, and
Architectural appurtanances are
cast separately. The improve
ments, too, in the patrons, which
are largely due to the genius of
Supt. Peck, and which have ena-
bled Roots to take first premiums
at all the Fairs this year, on their
Cook Stoves, their Columns and
their Cornice, were most striking
by contrast with those I used to
see eighteen years ago. But, fin
ally and of couse, above every
thing else in Importance to the
proprietors, 1 was most surprised
at the expansion of the trade of
this establishment, which scarcely
exceeding the city limits in 1854,
now extends over several States,
and is constantly growing.
B. W. c.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-11-12

evated broad brims"-unless the mean.
ing is elevated laterally-and then anti
reformed Quaker; what does this
mean-does it signify uureformed, or
has it reference to opposition to reforma-
ton ?
But then poetic fancies, and the license
always accorded 10 persons-writers of
literary eminence-exempt them from
attention to small errors, both in the
use Of words and in modes of expression.
Even Homer sometimes sleeps" we are
assured on high authority. Why not
allow G-R-A-r-z equal exemption from
criticism :? Certainly we will. One
more excerpt must close my notice of
this nondescript correspondent.
1t has reference to the leading article
of commerce, | suppose, in Wayne coun-
ty--indiginous to its soil, too, at that
thus exhibiting profound knowledge on
the part of this precious scribbler, not
only of animated nature. but also of the
vegetable kingdom.
"For every avenue leading to this
blessed little city is lined with wagons
laden with golden cargoes, as if the
wrath Of some offended god were only to
be appeased by q perpetual tribute Of
pumpkins" Whew
The inference is plain that our people
are given to the harmless luxury Of
pumpkin pies.
In all humility, with all defer
ence TO the superior judgment of our
pumpkin pie critic, G-R-A-T-z, may be
allowed to intimate that passable ac~
quaintance with the English language
slight knowledge of the meaning of
words, and the ability rightly to use
them-are invaluable to any person con-
templating the business ola correspond
ent,' and that a little common sense--a
moderate degree of power to make just
observations, and the possession of lit
tie well>timed charity--that chiefest of
of humility, always so becoming an &C
compartment Of modest learning, 'exalt"
others besides Quakers.
lam tempted merely to mention" by
way of little retaliation, that the often
er G-R-A-T-z visits our demure town,
and the longer He remains, perhaps there
will be less, both Of bad WHISKY and Of
weak wine /; and also q diminished
amount of some other vice, VIXEN HE does
leave and become lost to sight"
The anfractuosities ard the idiosyn>
crasies of distinguished writer's of the
G-g-A-T-z order, go very far to palliate,
mollify and extenuate, and to draw the
curtain Of charity over their labefacta-
tions, and without another emotion of
self-apology," bid the gentle, the mild.
the amiab and the fair GRAFT, fare THEK
well PUMPKIN Pie.
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License Application.

NOTICE, is hereby given to the citizens
Indiana, that will at the next session of the
Board Of county Commissioners of said coun-
ty, to be held on the first Monday in December
next, 1870, for a license to sell intoxicating
liquors in less quantity than quart at a
time, ard suffer the same to be drank on the
premises where sold, in accordance with an
act approved March 9Th, 1859.
The premises where l propose to sell said
liquors is described as follows, to-wit: Being
part of Lot No. 20. in that part of the city of
Richmond, in said county, la id out by Jeremi-
ah Cox on the ca st side of Pearl street, i'm
mediately north of the Citizens Bank, and
south of the Warner Building, or Mayors OF
flee, and being the room now occupied by me
as grocery ANTON BESCHER.
Nov. II, 1870. asst
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commissioners Sale of
T. a M ID,

PURSUANT TO A DECREE of the
II Court of Common Pleas of Wayne CO.,
Indiana, the undersiga ed offers at private sale
the following Real Estate situated in said
county, six miles North of Richmond, to-wit:
The West half of the SOUTHEAST quarter,
and the East half of the South West quarter
of section 80, in township 10, and range l.,
West, except one acre sold to VIM. Shoecraft,
containing 159 acres.
And, also, the South West quarter of the
North East quarter of said section 81, except
20 acres sold off the North side OF said quar-
ter, containing 81 acres.
And, also, 40 acres in TIE Northwest corn
er of the Northwest qnarter, OF section s.,
in township Ia, and Range 1, West.
The three pieces above described lie togeth-
er, and can be sold altogether separately.
The 159 acres is now under good cutiva ton,
and has on it a good Brick DIV cling House,
Frame Barn, and all necessary Out-Houses.
One-fourth of the purchase money will be
required down and the residue in three equal
in stalments of one, two, and three years after
date, with interest from date. payable annu
ally, for which notes and mortgage on the
Land, waving valuation laws, will be requir-
ed of the purchaser.
WILLIAM FULGHUM, Commiss'r.
NOV. IL, 1870. 35-3w