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It is great mistake to say that the
United STAKES Senate has been degraded
by the admission of q negro member.
After years OF Idiligeat labor, the Senate
has degraded itself to the level ~oi the
negro, and he comes in naturally and on
terms of perfect equality. We have twice
tho respect foe Reyels than we have for
the white men whose ambition has been
to bring themselves down to his stand
point. TFhe, he may have robbed q
Kansas church OF 81. 500; no doubt q
majority of his present associates have
robbed the Government of forty times
as much.
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How Ion IN MADE. -s,,gh Nsuasuzisla
used in che raanufactH1 S,a tnfs
,spirits Of ammonia, SisA>qkansk salt ,Ths
)reteft IS uSSd for ftse ieetin9 Of she
s@ e.nss ~. col, ,sA!isb
'sOqgailonsSf tKe!asSi STS 5us6Dlssed
init the retft, Anas SbdNt "a poSsi,l7s Of
steam appiied. The sSsSSssains from the
ammonia is confsYad infQ apipa at the
top Of the retort. The -n;pa passes into
cooler filed with water and thence to
the iqaifier. It is now thoroughly
chilled and deprived of it's carbonio
principles and becomes freezing liquid.
Connecting with the condenser is pipe,
which carries the liquid into series of
pipes that diverge through the freezing
box. The latter is filed with strong
solution of salt and water, which, with
the aid of the liquid ammonia in the
pipes, causes an intense oolds the frost
collecting upon the pipes wherethey are
exposed to the atmosphere. Into the
freezing-box are introduced forty y-eight
brass boxes, filled with fresh water, each
Of them producing twenty-four pound
slab Of ice, four inches in thickne two
feet in length and one in breadth. It
requires four hours to freeze the forty
eight boxes.
An establishment for making artificial
ice has been in operation in New
Orleans for considerable time, and has
proved success. It produces ice very
rapidly and OF excellent quality. The
ice is not 80 clear and beautiful ms that
from the North; it has rather the ap-
pearance of what is called snow-ice, but
it is very hard, containing a greater
amount Of cold than Other ice, and dis
solving less rapidly in water or in warm
room. 1t is sold cheaper than common
ice, and there is a demand on the spot
for great deal more than can be manu-.
factured. The concern is said to be
very profitable. It would indeed be q
singular thing if the artificial should
supersede the natural article in THE land
of ice.-E,rchamge
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It is cheering to know that Mr.. Sum-
ner regards the Uuion as immortal, aud
looks upon the Pacific Rsisroad as the
iron link which couples for sall eternity
its Eastern and it's Western domaine
We hope tho Senator, in pursuance Of
this view, will consent to pick up such
detached fragments as Georgin and Texas,
and fix them once more firmly in the
galaxy of States.
[Richmond Enquirer and Examiner.
Columbiais to have grand new post
offie. such one as will do Uncle Sam
infinite credit. Congress has appro-
priated S75. 900 for this purpose, and it
is understood that 5000, 900 will ulti-
matelN be expended Cd it. two or three
moro such big licks as this, and Colum-
bin will forget Sherman and his torches.
[Eagetfeld Adreriiser
A NEGRO MAgqas GEsRRA AfS--,9uello,
the com amhpaing &, officer Eoh tile Spatiish
forces, Tith wh 9pRH General, jordan was
engaged in the last BATHS IN jChba; is a
full b1ooded negro, born and raised in
st. Domingo. He nov holds the high
commission Of Mujor. General in the Spa
nish army, and is the third ranking of
ficer on duty in Cuba.
II am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
servo my good condition." use Solo
MONS BTrTERs. N21
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Notice TO Planters

THE demand.for our CAROLINA FBRTI-
LIIER has been 30 great THAT our cn'ire
stock is exhausted, and no moro orders can
DO received this season. Wo have on hand a
moderate supply Of tho following FERTIL-
IIERS, all of which we guarantee to be No. 1
Manures:
c. G. Goes Ammoniatcd Super Phosphate.
Bradleys Patent Phosphate.
Palmetto Soluble Acid Phosphate
'B. d." Sea Fowl Guano
Dissolved unburnt Bones.
Powdered Raw Bone
Busey's Excelsior Guano.
Berger Il BUTTS Super phosphate
Moro Phillips Super er-Phosphate.
Peruvian Guano (Guanape.)
Parties desiring any OF these articles will
please send in their orders at once.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS & CO, Factors.
Corner Hayne and Church streets,
March 10 Charleston s. O.
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The GOLD EXCITEMENT. "A despatch

The GOLD ExcITEMENT.-A despatch
dated New York, March s, aays:
''The gold excitement to day was with
out parallel since September. AS the
day wore along the. ap4iety to sell
assumed tho shape of a. mania, and its
equal has never been before witnessed.
The fluctuations were unusually fire.
quent, and nearly changes wore
noted during the day. Everywhere in
financial and commercial circles the gold
question was the. great topic of con-
versation, and the Continued downward
course of the, pEaminm waskeptl through
out all the ramifioations of business The
excitement in the gold room was intensi-
fed by many kilograms from Washing
ton, one to the effect that Senator Will
liams had introduced resolution to
receive part of the customs in green
backs; another that Senator Fowler
wanted to sell all the surplus gold in tho
Treasury
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Whittemore was burnt in efHgy. in
Sumter, few nights ago. Last week
he was spgtted ga thP tin at whining.
ton. aa5 pasS9nsefs s@ bea34 apm
M=ssa 9 81 s: sets a:= a:= .s..vs s.sAesse.4 a-
'an1ioqSso see I tas dc agta3ed.sma4as aiey
w5uldahaSe bsan Eadshesshesh some
strange animal from the forests of
Africa. They twitted him so much
about his corruption, that he actually
left the coach and took refuge in the
baggage car for protection to his feel
ipgs.
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KosKoo.-The Norfolk Daily Journal. y

KosKoo.-The Norfolk Daiiy Journal. ,f
December II, 1869, says:
'This medicine is rapidly gainius conf.
dence OF the people, and tho numerous test,
monals OF lts virtues. given by practitioners {r
medicine, leaves no doubt that il il saf. am
reliable remedy for IMPURITY OF THE BLoop
LIVER DISEASE, &c"
The la-t Ne tical Journal contains an art,
Gle from Prof. Il. s. Newton, NJ. D.. President
OF the + Medi-Collego, city Of New York, th.
speaks in high terms OF it's curative proper.
ties. and gives a special recommendation of
Koskoo to tho practitioners of medicine.
This is, we believe, the first instance where
such medicines have been officially endorsed
by the Faculty of any of the Medical Coilegys.
and reflects great credit upon the skill OF D.
Lawrence. its compounder, and also putsr,
"Koskoo" in the VAN OF all other medieincs
OF the present day. P26
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A FEMALE Observation-Disclosures and her
needs. For complaints and Irregularities to
which her sex is exclusively liable, HE1sITsH's
QCLhSs DELIGHT is recommended on the au.
thority or wives, mothers and nurses, who have
tested its tonic and regulating properties, and
know whereof thoy speak, and Also with the
sanction or able physicians, who have admi-
n1stered the QUEENS DELIGHT to their female
patients, IN obstinate cases, with the hannieet
results. Almost all female complaints are
complicated with mental gloom and iespon-
doncy, the gentle and lasting exhilarating
adapted to such cases. AS II remedy for i1ys
terra and mental depression, it has no equal
in the world. Nursing mothers find it an ad-
mirable invigorant. 1t il highly satisfactory
nently beneficial to he sex. Young and old
will find roiief always. For sale by Frsuen 4
HEIaIrSH. Feb 10
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8 g 8 8 8 8 8 g 9 $3.50

To the Working Clnss.-We are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with const ant en-
ployment at home, tho whole of the time or
for the spare moments. business new, light
and profitable. Persons of either sex easily
earn from SOC. to s5 per evening, and pro-
portional sum by deyoting their whole time to
tho business. Boys and girls earn nearly as
much as men. That all who see t is notice
may send their address, and test the business,
we make this unparalleled offer: TO such as
are not we'll satisfied, we will send 81 to pay
II valuable sample, which will do to commence
work on. and copy OF The Peoples Literary
Compdniom-ono of the largest and best fami-
ly newspapers pubiished-al sent free by mail
Reader, If you want permanent, profitable
work, address L. Z. ALLEN Il Co. Augusta,
Maine. March 10 Ut3mo
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You CAN REGULATE THE CoLoR.-Every natu-
raj shade from light brown to deepest black is
FOR THE HAIR. The number Of appiicatio is
determines tho tiugo. 1t would be like COM
pairing shining water to the DRAWINGS from a
dyes. Mo "a
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An enterprisiDg Texas journalist un-
dertook to establish a newspaper in an
Indian town. The local, in reporting @
powwow, misquoted one of the chiefs.
The Indian scalped him. The editor
found fault with the proceeding. Next
day q posse of Indians went and scalped
the whole Office. There is no paper pub
lished there now.
The Paris correspondent of an English
journal gives hope that the reign of hid
cousness has well-nigh come 70 m end,
aid the fashion of woman's dress is to be
simpler hereafter Madame Ollivier's
high-bodied white muslin ball dress has
made a mark in the world Of fashion.
Simplicity and short skirts are much
more prevalent than they were last win
ter.
THE PUBLIC LANDS The Philadelphia
Ledger is indignant at tho waste of the
public lands. 1t says that since 1850,
12O, OOO 900 acres have been given to Pa
cific Railways, and there are left but
450, 600, 900. OF this 224.245, $40 were
asked for roads during the last session of
Congress-, and slices are demanded Of
the present session.
A Gross OUTRAGE white man,
while passing party of colored school
children yesterday, fired into the group
with a pistol, iDfiicting serious wound
upon the person of Louisa Waddill.
This brutal act, we understand, was COM
mitted entirely without provocation.
GrecnuiNe Mountaineer.
a meeting of Democrats and Repub-
licans was held in Edgefeld recently,
when the following ticket for municipal
officers was agreed upon, and the ticket
was afterwards elected: Intendent-D.
l.. Turner. Wardens-T. w. Carwile,
ID. r. Dnrisoe, Lawrence Cain, Paris
Simkins.
The eminent and well-kuown Metho-
dist divine and scholar, Rev. John Nc
Clintock. d. D.. died last Saturday morn
ing, at the Drew Seminary, Madison,
New Jersey, of which institution he was
President. His disease was typhoid fe-
yer.
S. Lucian Love, Esq, died in Came
ron County, Texas. about the Goth of
last month. Mr.. Love was formerly a
well-known citizen of Chester County,
and while there, held several positions
of trust.
The town of Camden, Ala, was fired
at three different points one night last
week, and the hotel, n number Of stores
and Offices, and much other property
were destroyed.
a man giving his name as r. L. Melton,
is now pceping from behind the bars of
the Jail in Chester. His offence was ex-
torting money under the plea of being
Government official.
A California paper heads an article,
remarkable GOODNESS of young lady"
She passed another woman and never
turned to sneer at her bonnet.
A California paper reports a recent
''fish shower" near Monterey, in which
the fish varied in length from six inches
to three feet.
An incendiary fire destroyed the Sum
merville Academy, in Emanuel County,
Georgia, few days ago.
The weak and emaciated mother SAYS:
"My health and strength is restored hg
the nsn of" SoLoMoNs' BrrTRps. MI
Female military order in walking mud
DIV crOaain0a-sscI0ce IN -
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DRY GOODS
'' Ante Bellum'' Prices

THE recent fall in tho price Of gold, COM
bined with tho groat competition between
Messrs. Stewart and Claflin, of New York, (see
PHOENIX, March s,9 have had corresponding
effect upon DRY GOODS, which are now sell
ing at tho lowest price they have cached since
the war.
Taking advantage OF this, our buyer now in
New York has purchased largely, and we are
prepared to give the public tho full benefit OF
the reduction.
Call and examine our stock, which is arriv-
ing daily. j. II. 4 NJ. l.. KINARD.
March 10
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LIST oY New ADvEnTIsEmRNrs-
T. J. Il II. NJ. Gibson-Dried Beef Hams.
Ladies' Industrial Association-New Good.
Marshall Il Burge Dry Goods and Notion,
=. II. Spcncer-Broom Corn Seed for sale.
u. w. Kraft--Potatoes, etc
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THE FALL OF GoLD-ITs CAUSE.-THE
York Herald, of Saturday, hos an article
on this subject from which we extract
the following:
cat the present time there is plethora
of the precious metals in the great
financial centres of Europe. They
have been accnmulating largely in the
banks of England and France, and
money is SO abundant that it is loaned at
two-and-a-half. per cent interest. This
plethora and the expectation of United
States securities abroad, with the large
amount of products exported, prevent a
drain of gold from this side. Here is
the real secret Of the fall of gold just
now. AS long as the cotton crop and
other products are going out and a large
amount of bonds are exported to balance
the trade against US, there will be no de-
mand for gold"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-03-11
Ladies Industrial Association.

Plain street, a fe,o doors from, Aoin.
NEW GOODS just received and for sale at
IN tho Depository. Stamping and EN-
broidery doneson the shortest notice. Ma
chine..work done in the Depository from 3
o'clock q. m. until 2 p. m.
Orders for all kinds Of Work attended to
with prOmptneRs. March II 3
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For Sale.

1On BUSHELS BROOM CORN SEED, at
1VO ii 20 per bushel. This Seed is espe-
ciaily adapted to this climate, having been
raised here. Apply to 4. H. SPENCER.
March IL Cotton Gin Warehouse
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The North and South United.

The North and South United,
TN EEA BY the great Metropoli-
-, 80 ~ z s,11H-.fS tan Through Passenger
Route. See that your Tickets are good Uia
Petersburg, Weldon. Raleigh and Ch hariotte.
NORTH CAROLINA r. R. TIME TABLE.
Trains East. Trains West.
ARRIVE. LEAVE. ARRIVE. LEAVE.
charlotte. Is m 10 90 M
Salisbury II m 6.I9 p m 7.37 m 7 Sc a m
Greonsb'o.s 81 p m OF m 5O6 m 514 m
Raleigh 90 m LAS m IL 90 M n 100 m
doidsboro. D 30 m $50 p m
Freight and Accommodation Train leaves
Charlotte daily. at $40 q. m., and arrives at
II 25 p. m. ALBERT JOHNSON.
March IL Superint endent.
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"Just the thing" Such is the exc!a-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo
mons BTT1ERs. N21
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Just Received

A FINE lot of Pink-Eye POTATOES, which
N will sell low for cash.
ALSO,
fresh supply Of CRACKERS, OF all kinds.
at KRAFT'S BAKERY,
March Il q Main street
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The DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF THE LIE
GIsLATUEE.-The Anderson hteNigencer,
referring to charge of the Charleston
Republican against these gentlemen, to
the effect that they 'sold their votes in
the most rottenly corrupt way" says:
CAS- 10 the charge, we are confident
that it is false and malicious in every
particular. But we have no desire to
screen any member of the Democratic
call upon the Republican to introduce it's
in order that the people may know 'how
they (the Democratic members) have ad-
ministered upon the trusts reposed in
them In all fairness, that journal is
compelled to establish its broad alega
tion, as otherwise it will stand convicted
of making an incxcusable accusation
against political opponents, purely for
political effect.
''In the same article from which we
have quoted, the Republican says that
'wc cannot shut our eyes to the fact that
thero were men in that General Assem-
bly, who were corrupt and acknowledges
that some of its own party swent down
before tcmptation.' Hence it cannot be
replied that the Democratic newspapers
have failed to establish bribery and cor
ruption, for here is frank admission
from the radical organ that these charges
were true.
'In behalf of tho Democratic party,
it is demanded that this reckless charge
against its members be proven. Failure
to do this will stigmatize its author as n
slanderer of the vilest nature, m un-
worthy member of the newspaper fra
ternity, and n partisan of the bascr sort"
The Carnival in New Orleans closed
brilliantly. Those weird ones, "The
Mistick Krewe of Comus," whose pro-
cession. tableaux, and ball on Mardi
Gras night, are looked forward to as the
great sensation of the Carnival, selected
rs subject for their entertainment this
season, 1.-The History of Louisiana from
1889 to 1915" each epoch being ilustrat-
ed with great taste and effect, first by II
procession through the streets, lighted
up by innumerable lamps, and subse-
quently by n series of beautiful tablcaux,
III which were grouped very artistically
the various historical characters, from
DeSoto to Jackson, connected with that
State. Thousands in the city and from
many Southern and Western cities be-
sides, witnessed the gorgeous pageant,
and about 1900 of the favored few we're
invited to witness the tableaux at the
cosy little Varieties Theatre and enjoy
the ball afterwards. Thus closed the
most attractive season since the war.
Tn
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HOTEL ARHIvALs, March 10 Nickerson HousE
a Wareham, Capps, Joseph Gay, N d
D Mount, N Allrecht, Orangeburp: or AL
derson, Joseph s Hopkins, c W Gross,
Thomson, Md; W Butler, Edge6eid; H
Adams, Grecnvillo; David Brown, Anderson
ii Sawyer, Richmond; w Herbert Peto End
Charleston; w Earnest, Florida; H G van|
zandt, Louisiana; Vim Wadlaw, &c.
Columbia Hofe!.-D Dessaw, Fl A Nathans|
IStobo Farrow, II G Bedon, w Evans, L u
dan, W McGheo, A Seaman. Mrs E Sea;
man, @ Glenn, NJ Baum, G L Chase and
wife, Benz Evans, A McI,ee, T J Robortsor}
II Burns and con, B F Afford, L + Clyde. u
Il Huyne.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

n. where hold regular
-a SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
49,. IL EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
Gentlemen wishing to purchase those having Horses
csrsaes 20 sell VIII lind house perfectly reliable
conduct this branch OF business, all other
ousncss on tho principles which
ern honorable houses IN all mercantile pursuts
We give the purchaser OF horse that ID warranted
sound from ~ 10 Is hours for trial. rf@w 4w4ss
Entries Tor saies of Horses and Carriages be
our down town otice street.
we a.so keep register of horses for private sale.
Liberal advances made on consgnments.
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FINANCIAL. frTr

r 80 FlNANClAL. fa4t
",,,anssS MO rE ssa JOSEF, LEVY
s9ss SSaS on Sne ds se tna tSss SIss sss:
a,o ass aa aoEsasa. or sale -@oao toar OF Sloo and
secohds dog co., 900, $4,000 and $500 a, .ca
$4,000 wanted Oh af.i n5ftssss' With LIE insurance
MONEY 10 Buy FrRsr AND SECOND MORT
VAsnSG6s T. NcH5GS coaassol a. Law s Broad
way. room u, rT r,~' -,7 IS +
A MONEY TO LoAS-IN SUNS TO SUR, ON OF
"A. stabs improved and uuimproyed cit and Brooklyn
improved real esa.ei first mortgages promptly
1' r. + WILLIAM sIscGaiR. Jr, No. Pine street.
I'oR sALE--A SECOND MORTGAGE or $500 pAYA.
ue In one years hve per cent bonus and interest," Ad
dress X. j., Herald ofee. NH 1s4
CoLp, STOCKS BONDS, ac-MpoRrgRs. MER.
chants aud others dealing In the above can iini. er
% % LEWIS %a @ sss S1ss Is New
Ill Gas SAVE l As an faeoRposArrp fssS BANK,
uo,,, -, 80 NALL STREET, NEW Yoak
Psron. ss,rsu. q nere. cr their and
sy depo.l,nS WITH This BANK, which allows pssres,
Collections made any part Of the world. with Immediate
Orders for purchase sale OF stocks, bonds gold
JNyESTMEfTS-- S--CAPITALTSrS HAVING MONEY TO
osss s,'ss's % e sassrs Co.
90 Brosdway, New York. III -. 49, ..h.
MONEY RENIrrAkcEs AND DRAFTS. n3
=" ~ sulns On 'sHp aii par.. Il aef~srd' y ~
ENGLAND, IRELAND AND SCOTLAND
AT LOWEST RATES.
Exchange points, suit. for sale BY HENRY
CLEws co, 81 Wall street,
Mooney TO LoAN-IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS,
Nl on desirable improved and unimproved Real Estate.
wA. SINCLAIR. JR., CO.. No. Pine street.
MONEY TO LoAN-N NEW YORK. BROOKLYN AND
<. DUN CAN sNifFEN, Nc. Pine street.
G RyERAL AMOUNTS TO LOAN IMMEDIATELY ON
- bond desirable accessible
also 5000 to buv first and second mortgages u the lowest
VERY SAFE AND DESIRABLE
ssa TEN FER GENT INVESTMENTS.
ARTHUR r. FITCH Co, IL P.ns street
VArAHTED-.sS,0e0 ON A SECOND MORTGAGE ON IN.
w proved real estate property located the
avenues In Brookyn an extra commission allowed. AddreAs
e1c OOO TRUST MONEY TO BUY FIRST AND
proved property in New York and BROOKLYN no brokers'
snswersd. Address, with particulars, HONEST LOAN,
8S0 O00 TO LOAN ON CITY LOTS 900 ON
pOO.UVU imps9yea city or Bnoosyn property. Mort
comnisscner for oil the States.
&COS ono TO LoAN-oM BOND AND MORT
~ pLLC.UOU gage on New York and Brooklyn Pro-
perry. Second and Lgasehold Mortgages cashed.
t.sf3 CALLENDERa a LAURENCE, 30 Pine street.
|
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4 10 LIBERTY STREET-CARRIAGEs AND HAIR
II nessAli our STOCK Of hne top Bugsies, light Rocka
ways. Park fony and Doctor's Phaetons, together
ane stock OF hand made ligat Harness. Blankets Robes &c
will be offered all this week great price,
che whole must bo closed out regardless OF cost,
to pay advansas and storac &C.
Some bargains and desirable work
JOHNSTON AND VAN TASS EI.i 5s Liberty s,reet
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C. Ff.fs

LnoR sALE-A SECOND HAND SPRING CART. II
perfect order, 81 d. K QUICKER CO.'S, ~ Fultol
street, Brooklyn. f.r ew nf8rn f#r ttff' r4s ~ y
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OUR PRESENT TAXATION INIMICAL TO
DOMESTIC INDUSTRY
FrOnl the n. Y. Times.

/. From the NJ y Times.
In pressing the duty upon Congress of re-
ducing taxation, whether under the internal
administration or the tariff, it must be re-
membered that this journal is speaking, not
on matter of theory, but upon stern facts
which press upon every individual. The
great middle class of consumers the lawyers,
physicians, clergymen, moderate merchants,
mechanics and farmers-know how severely
the present state of things presses upon their
means how difficult it is now, at the end of
the year, ''to make both ends meet" They
do not always understand the reasons of the
increased difficulties in supporting. their fami-
but they feel them continually. !loa n.
Our especial object in the articles upon
taxation in these columns, which have had SO
wide circulation, is to show where the shoe
pinches, how ii is that the poor grow poorer
and the rich richer under our present absurd
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Say FARMERs' AND MECHANICS Ma

The Annual Election for Directors OF this Bank will be
held at the Banking House WEDNESDAY, tho 18th
day OF January next between the hours Of II O'Clock a.
iSiit.ilS 000A - w RIranrnN IN Cashisr
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE
a A New Course Of Lectures, delivered at the Nev
York Museum OF Anatomy, embracing the suhiecis.-
How 10 Live, and What 10 Live Youth Maturiiv ana
old Age; Manhood Generaly Roveyed The CAUSE Of
For; Marriage fhinsophically Oonaidered ete 40
Pocket volumes containing thsse Lectures viii he foS
e. si LEA bS1 1 Jhl ;, T. eornss st elkFh sHd Walnut
Sefest@ fioA1S'f24A as
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-11
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