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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-12-01
ADVERTISEMENTS
nHINA GLASS AND EAKTHENwARE.

y n
| am now receiving my Fall Stock of goods
which offer to Country Merchants. and dealers
generally at as low prices, as they can be bought
either North or South. by stock is very com
plete, comprising
EARTHENWARE OF ALL KINDS,
from common to the best Stone China, Glassware
in great variety, French China Tea and Dinner
Sets, Fancy goods of all kinds. Partcu ar
attention paid to the country trade, and
Merchants will do well to
CALL AND EXAMINE NY STOCK,
as am satisfied they will be pleased with my
goods, and prices, and they will save freight
By purchasing here. L. J. MILLER,
Sc King St., Alexandria.
yXTINDOW GLASS.
wv A full suptyof French window glass Of
all sizes, from 6xS for hot beds to 2Sx54 both
single and Double thick, just received, also Putty
IN tin cans and Bladders, for sale low.
E. J. MILLER,
65 King St Alexandria, Va.
Sep. 26-3m.
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s O'CLOCK.

geo "A WEEK paid agents, male or fe-
eICOO male, in a new manufacturing Business
al home. no capital required. Address NOVEL;
rY CO., Saco, Me. nov. 24.-4
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Sea Moss FarIne from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddings, Custards, Creams,
&c, SC. The cheapest, hoaithiest, and most
delicious food in the world.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-12-01

ADVERTISEMENTS
.oMMfssTGNER'S OFFICE

'O4'A ~ ioAT ANN Eh - DFFlCE.
~ WooDsrock. w.. Nov. 22d. 1870
10 Barbara Bowman .sImini.lrator Of H.
ander Bowman doceased. Iiar,.ison c;Iloei,
Surviving faitaer Of Harrison iiIllach and
VIM. Il .Fravel lfts partners under. name Of
vi ,och and Frave Mark Bird in his own
rlsh,' anu as Administfnlhr Of James Eud-
a'F deceased. and Aamfnistrator Of Sh.aan
slower deceased, David Rodeffer. janis II
Williams, Executor Of Samuel e WIFE,.
deceased, Geo. W. and P. w. Maorude-,'Ed
illustrators of w w Magruder deceased p
fraVel and George FrayeT, Complainonts
And A Hotel, Sheriff Com. Ad.
mlnlstrator, de 6onis non it'll the will an
nexed ofJscob Good deceased. Geo Hnnn
Executor of G B Samusls deceased d
hotel, Sheriff, Com. Admilistra-
tor OF John Slbert deceased, D Il Walton
administrator a of John Haas deceased Will
nam ~, q, nm crawford G II II Koontz.
an" martin, administrator of John Koontz
Ie10aseu' 1onn Lakewood, Susan Stewart.
Aa "a, ~ u OF VIM. L Stewart deoeas-
Administrator of NJ s BAR DECEASED
Isaac Trout, Moses Walton. Daniel Rnrner
Charles Welsh, P A Funkhouser. sheriff
Com: administrator of Josiah ual,
Ter deceased, VIM. Donaldson, Shelter
oami. Stephenson and FIT Moreland.
executors OF VIM. Rloreland deceased
adoiph Heller, Executor of Mortz Heller
deceased, A HOTEL Sheriff. Com
: administrator OF VIM. Torrey deceased.
ana II Haun, Sheriff Com IA
mlnistrator of IL Samuels deceased. De.
PENDANTS, e De-
IN cHANcERY.
= gu are hereby notified that have a
pointed MONDAY, the 18th DAY Of firsscr,,,.
next, at my Office to ascertain wbatbar r.,
inc purchase money has been paid to q ri
Samnels late Executor of Jacob Good decoas.
q, LOT the House and Lot in tie Bill and nr6-
ceedings mentioned, and if so whether a GOOD
n nc can De made to The Stockholders of the
WOODSTOCK Female Seminary, or to such ner.
sous rs may become purchaser under colo
'ecree o9 THIS court of said property. and If
50 oy Whom-also to ascertain til. amount ~
ueo's que Complainan ts, from said stockbof-
ueFs-What are the interests of the saygor,1
subscribers respectively IN said pronertvI
taxing their subscriptions as the measure oe
'nelr respective iAterests-,fo ascertain the an
nual and actual value of said property in the
oih described, and to report any other mattor
deemed pertinent or which either inr a3t No.,
require to be specially ed"-reouired bs
The decree Of Shenandoah Countv Co..
rendered on the 14th day of September 1870
IN the named cause. in which Won oro ,,;o
at which time and place Won arc rop';ne5
to attend equlreu
Given under my hand az Commissioners 30
said 's@' nfS' alore-
-- -1o1. Ct GEO W MILEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-12-01

NTIRGINIA, ~ WIT:
At rules held last Monday in October 1870
being rule day for November, 1870, in the
Clerks Office Of the County Court of Shen
andoah, for the month Of November, 1870
Preston NJ. S. Bird, ..................... Plant
against
John Rosenbarger and wife and others, Do
PENDANTS,
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TERMS OF SALE :

Five per cent cash in hand on day of sale
and the residue in three equal annual install
ments. The deferred payments to bear inter.
est from day of sale, the purchaser to give
bond with approved personal security and the
title to be retained as additional security I'M
til the further order Of the court" Sale to
commence. at IL o'clock, A. NJ
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~ Soilets Consignments, guaranteeing quick re-
turns and moderate commissions.
REFERRNoEs.-The business mon og Witch,
ter and adjacent counties VI "inches-
Aug. %, I870.-3m
Sac or4 commonwealth Harrisonburg; Speeta,o,
o5aunton, copy three months and send hill :.
ADVERT SER seua olil 70
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DRIV WING WHEELS

D r I = | n G " r EELS. \
The same can be shipped without detaching any
OF the parts, making it more convenient 10 be
handled by the merchant or stored away by the
farmer when the season for its use has passed.
Fhd mechanical construction of the Machine
provides the means OF self, adjustment in all its
MACHINERY SHIFT PEApIEnc
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-12-01

fully WARRANTED for Five years, with priv
ilege of exchange within twelve months If not en-
tirely satisfactory to purchasers.
Secondhand Pianos and Parlor Organs
Always on hand at from $50 to $500.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01

Before the close Of 1870 the globe will
be belted with the wires Of the telegraph.
Already four links Of extended telegraph
cable connect England with India and
the Isles Of the sea below Further India,
and now . 6fth Is to be laid from the
Straits of Malacca to Hong Kong. The
lines now laid are the Falmouth, Gibral-
tar and Malta, the Anglo Mediterrane can;
the British India submarine, and British
India extension telegraph companies.
From q station Of the latter, q cable
1.640 miles long win reach China, and
90 the world will be nearly belted, md
will be virtually 30 whom Japan is reach
ed. On this able now proposed there
will be stsf N in Cochin China. Anoth.
or section + opposed, Of 1000 miles in
length will be from Hong Kong to
Shanghae, touching at the treaty ports.
The Hong Kong sectioa is 10 cost $780,
600. The capital stock Of the company
is to be paid up by November, 1878, and
the cable Is to be fully laid by June,
1871. - !
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01

An episode in Senatorial life has re-
Gently come TO light at the national Cap.
ital: It il said that when President Lin.
coins Louisiana bill was before Houses
Of Congress-, Senators SUMNER and
BucKAL8w met in the lobby, and, after
comparing notes, discovered that ex-
tromss had met and that they were
alike opposed to the bill. SoMNxR in
sisted that BUcKALsw shonld make a
speech against it, but the latter thought
that . speech from Democrat would
frame no influence, and he in turn in
sisted that SUMNER should speak. by all
means Su11HER pleaded lack OF time.
but paculiarly remarked to BucxALEw,
sIf You will write the speech / will de-
liver IT, At o'clock in the morning
the speech was finished; BucxALBw hav-
ing labored all night. During the day
10 quietly slipped the roll Of manu-
script into SUMNER's hands. The fol-
LOWING morning BUcKALDw WAS late in
arriving at the Capitol, and on entering
the Senate Chamber, he found Mr.,
SUEx1R occupying the Senate with a
speech against the admission Of Louisi-
ana, which speech BUcKALEw soon rec
o9nixed - the same he had handed to
Su1nsR the day before. SuMNER, In the
short interval, had committed the whole
speech to memory. Mr.. HAN1IN. pass
ing BUcKALRws seat at the time, re-
marked, SUMNER is talking sense for
once in his life.'
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01

The 'Old Franklin Almanac for 1876
contains record Of the railroad acci-
dents for twelve months ending Octo
Der 31st, 1869. There were 100 acci
dents, resulting in the killing of 10s
persons. and the wounding of ST. per.
sons. These disasters occurred on u
roads. Upon one road there were ter
disasters, the highest number recorded
on any single road. The disasters were
of the following character:
Explosions. 8; collisions, %; thrown
or ran off from track, Al; cars burned
1.-TWO trains burned), S; broke through
bridge, 10; ran off bridge, 8; struck rock,
l. Total, log.
T b Q accidents by months were: yI
186S-November-1 accidents, killed
and 80 wounded. :
December-14 accidents, 9 killed, IS
wounded. nfoz .
1s69-January, accidents, 4 killed,
Z wounded. --F -.t~-4s -....a
February 4 accidents. 8 killed. %
March-13 accidents, IL killed, 124
wounded. ...ts.-..-.Es - Ge--
April accidents, 1s killed, A
wounded.
Mays accidents, 8 killed, 1s wound.
ed. g. faa# soa a>
June-3 accidents; IL wounded.
July-12 accidents, Is killed, 1O1
wounded 80
August->11 accidents; 9 killed. 63
wounded.
September--14 accidents, 21 killed,
80 wounded.
October accidents, Z killed %
wounded.
If we had the number Of passengers
transported, We should probably find
the per cent. of fatal accidents to be
much smaller than when the transit is
performed by lines Of stage. Az rail-
way tracks and machinery are perfected
from year to year, We may expect the
per cent Of accidents to be decreased
until the greatest possible degree Of
safety has been attained. Gf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01

Friday, long rem embered as day OF
| evil omen, has been an eventful one in
American history, and Americans ought
not to be afraid of it.
Friday, Christopher Columbus sailed
on his voyage of discovery. a3 dsv
Friday ten weeks after. he discovered
America. e.e.s.x- .-... 4.5s
!, Friday, Henry III, gave John Cabot
his commission which led to the discov-
tery of North America. gs 9B lo
81 Friday, st. Augustine, the oldest town
in the United States was founded. e.
Friday, the Mayflower, with the Pill
grims, arrived at Provincetown, and on
Friday they signed the august compact
the forerunner of the present Constitu-
tiou. fs szess sz.serz esss - eesgesf v=
Friday, George Washington was born.
Friday, Bunker Hill was seized and
fortified. tsc-3t u sbEl .s5Ez3s
Friday, the surrender Of Saratoga
Was made. -9-r- <.ssa -e~.,ssesz-.
Friday, the surrender of Cornwallis
occurred. - aasfag as,F
Friday, the motion was made in Con-
gress that the United States were and OF
right ought to be free and independent
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01

Oh blush Dot, honest toiler m
No cause for shame hast thou,
Though horny skin be on thy hands,
And sweat.drops on thy brow
Although thy face may be begrimmsd
With coal-dust or with soil,
'Tis noble mark Of usefulness
o1 Then blush not, SON Of toll.
Oh blush not, honest toileri ~ f-a
The time will come ere long,
When right will triumph over might,
And justice over wrong.
Respect thy worth, disgrace il not ~
By any action vile
That worth will be acknowledged YEA,
Then blush not, son Of toll. ~-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01
THE COTTAGE cOnTRAsTED.

Fished up for the Palladiuu.
Had the least of little farms, . entity wife 10
bless my arms, chubby child 10 ffisk and play-to
deep all night and romp all day; snug thatshsd
houss mo- smaH W warm, Dig 10 bark in ease Of
harm; . sturdy horse, good fat cow-ths last 10
milk Che first 70 piow; fine fat pig, pleasing book,
an honest friend, babbng brook; distant church
bells ehiming ring, neighborng wood for birds to
sing; q garden gay, swarm of bees, dabbling
ing cock, cask of ale, kitchen clock: Had
but these, then free from cares, I'd laugh aad sing
and say my prayers. go -z
Now we'll proceed the scene to vary, ~
And view my life when quite contrary:
Ny barking dog begins to bite, my chubby child
cries all the night, my sturdy hesss has got the
glanders, the fox dsvours geese and gsnders. my
fne fat pig has got the measels, my hens troub-
led by the weasels the ducks destroy my garden
seeds, and all my flowers are ehoksd with weeds,
my cackling cock forgets to crow my kitchen clock
foreets TO Co. incessaut rains browns all my wheat
my honest friend turns out cheat, my ehatty wife
begins to rail, the thunder sours my casks Of ale;
the jarring screams Of birds attssts, some trnaut
school-boy robs the nests; my nugthatched hou -
ohi sad to tell, instead of home il grown hsl-leav
ing bshind the sad remains of CALLING grefs and Bit
ter pains.
To make men scratch their heads
coax them to indorse for you.
''Would you be POPULAR" says Vol
taire, in one of his essays, "startle your
public-whether for good or evil it mat
ters not, but be startling at any price"
A traveller asked his landlord If he
had any cases of sunstroke in that town
mo sir" said the landlord" ''if q man
gets drunk here, we say he Is drunk
and we never call it by any other name. -
It is one thing to moralize, another
thing to act There are men who can
utter the most refined and elevated SEN
timents, and at the same time be guilty
of crime of the deepest dye. These
are the most dangerous OF mankind.
A dinner of fragments is often said to
be the best dinner. So there are few
minds but might furnish some instruc-
ton and entertainment Of their scraps,
their odds and ends OF thought. They
who cannot weave uniform web, may
at least produce piece Of patchwork.
AwKwARDNEss.-- are four things
that look very awkward in . woman, viz:
To see her undertake to whistle, to
throw q stone at hog, smoke . cigar,
and to climb over a garden fence:
A PosxR.--sPa." well my dear,
what is it p Didn't you tell me this
world was round p Yes Then I'd
like to know how it can com e to an end ?
MY child, how often must tell you not
to talk when you are eating ? ou
A man who has strong mind can
near to be insulted. can bear offences,
because he is strong. The weak mind
snaps and snarls at q little; the strong
mind bears it like a rock, and it moveth
not, though . thousand breakers dash
upon it and cast their pitiful malice in
the spray upon its summit.
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Thnnonbfned ages Of the GElu6 Jn-
rors, ut Indianapolis, is 646 years.
Mrs. Henry Koekler, Of Evansville,
dropped coal oil lamp and WAS burned

The Fifteenth amendment to the Con
ofifufion Of the United States was rati-
led by the Senate Of Minnesota, Thurs
day, BY party vote. sgsH s4sso Ell
Never confide in a young an,---new'
pails leak. Never tell your secrets to
the aged,-old doors seldom shut close,
y e v.ne s. bze sa
Colman the dramatist, was asked if
he knew Theodore Hook. Yes re-
piled the Wit: Hook and Eye are old as
sociates.' .-1 4.e, -s-.s
A. T.. Stewart's establishment in
New York employ more than eighteen
hundred persons, male and female.
- What is the difference between pill
and hill ? One is hard to get up. and
the other is hard to get down. aa. q szs
Ruuors has it that Terre Hauts
physician has abandoned his family and
LETT for parts unknown with q woman OF
bad character. &c saes 81 8Al s9g - asg
William Shannon, near Clinton, under
pretense of killing q squirrel for supper.
took his gun into the forest and blew hie
brains out. Insane, z-s-s~e eoe,s.s..-..,
Jacob Schneider, of Jasper county,
Dok drunk and swallowed Q pen knife,
with oil the blades open, the other day.
Since then he has complained of cutting
pains in his stomach.
A lad named Bryant was killed near
Southport, Marion county, last Saturday
week, by being thrown from . wagon
whilst the horses were running away.
!, Roberts Chapel, Indianapolis; is to
be built of what is called the Fletcher
sandstone, obtained ia owen county
It 10 light brown in color. and is pro-
nounced the finest building stone to be
had in the West. --szasg ls4avaa s3E
Maggie Engle, a young lady residing
in Adams county, attempted to- leave
this world prematurely, q few days ago,
by the agency of laudanum. A doctor
with . stomach pump frustrated her de-
sign, aud Maggie says she will wait
while before she tries it again. evaeIa
Peter Griffin, weiI>known printer Of
Indianapolis, was picked up on Wash
ington street, Monday night week, in an
insensible conditiod, and died shortly af-
Ter being taken to the police office.-
Deceased had been, for some time,
victim to intemperance, and of late has
been drinking very hard. bza 81 oa OF
= E B Washburne, Minister to France,
writes to = friend in Galena, that his
health is slowly but surely improving.
and he is sanguine Of being soon entire-
" rid of the chronic complaint from
which he has suffered for two iors three
years. Sc a5es sr sas7 a,tf
John Adams was eight years older
than Thomas Jefferson, who was eight
years older than James Madison, who
was eight years older than James Mon
roe, who Was also eight years older than
John Quincy Adams, so that each of the
four last mentioned persons entered on
the duties of the Presidential office in
the same year of their age. .A9tS
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THE HOME for tho FRlENpLEss

Has bssn fitted mp with Laundry, and has for the
past few months been successfully engaged in
washing and ironing. By this means We have been
able to contribute largely towards supplying the
daily wants Of the Hone. We would respcctfully
solicit the patronage Of the public, and warrant sat-
tsfactioe Clothes will Be sent for and returned IN
rood order ct as low rates or lower than anywhere
slss The application for washing may be left ct the
post o3e, ss the Home South 9Th street, near the
corner Of Market, or with any of the nanagers.
On behalf OF the Board. absi s17s-:.-'
RIM. COFFIN, President.
Richmond, Sept 4 1852. s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-02-01

List Of patents issued to citizens OF
Indiana in the week ending january ls,
1870, each bearing that date: 19sni ter
Washing Machine, Milton " Bulla.
and J. Benjamin Birdsell, South Bend.
Clothes Washer, James X. Dugdale.
White Water.
Tanning and Stuffing Leather, DIR. w.
B. Brittingham. Lafayette 2 sl4Eo
Water Elevator, Matthew d. GRAY,
Terre Haute e. nyszs age fes se
Combined Seeder and Cultivator, j.
A. Hall, Raleigh. s,~
Road Scraper, Robert Hamilton, Fran
kiln. tt 4Lzss 81 SEH g
Clod Fender, Daniel o. Moore and
Frank Reid, Everton. aaa - ssaasa
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VOL. XXXIX.}

VOL. XXXIX.}
DIR 8. j.. HARRIl6AN,
Ne. 70 NORTH Pssn Street,
(Oppssise the Warner Baildins,)s .F4ox
aoog zsilaoa RIG HI n OND, Ind
s0Gcs Hears: From to 2, and from 8 to r.
H-ead At all other times when not professionally
'R,os.s.D. Nov. ., 1859. z1 - ls:iy 3
Administrators Sale.
r WILL OFFER sss sals, at public outcry, one
u ans north Of Willismsbarg, on ~ iz6saaz1
Saturday. the On dsy Of February, 1870,
AZ the lats r,sidencs Of James Frazer, deceased, al
his psrsenal property, net taken by the widow, con-
asdng sf slsa 9s5I1 ~ H5zoE 9 eH1
G.esie. :esie ws:; !:
UteAstls, 6css &c
~ fsssdit q zen months viii! b give. on 4
-. c:.r 1..ss Doa..s, .hs passh.sss giving HE
80. EZEKIEL q. JOHNSON, Aanr.
81 Adninistrator's Notice.
u ed adninistrstor of the estate of James Frazer,
deceased. Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
Eek EZEKIEL H. JOHNSON,
fasaa. ,5lss .zas ,u5 ss ls Administrator.
Dec. 80. 1869. 4A-3w
A UG U US b. YOU N G
Attorney and Notary,
es-Omes in H.inss' Building, opposite. the Rich
mond National and Citizens Banks,
13 Richmend, Ind. If
=. ROSE, Dentist,
n. W. Corner Of Main and Pearl-sts.,
Richmond, Ind
vUVEETH EXTRACTED without pain by tho
u use Of Nitrous Oxyde or Laughing Gas.
@-All work WARRANTED. Feb. 20, 1868.
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Where he respectfully invites the citizens of Rich
mond and vicinity to give him call and share OF
patronagebeinG sure, from the good quality of bis
work and the general satisfaction given heretofore
that all will be well pleased with his manufacture
sA good supply of BOOTS and SHOES,
made at his establishment, hand, which he is sell
ing at very low rates for Cash =
Repairing done at short notice.
81. ENRICH.
kichm0nds Oct. s9, 1869. 12tf
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~s II under the firm lame Of G. EsrKLL NoNn
Z sboss indebted to me- will the necessity Of clo.
sing the old books, By paying cash giving note
and therefore hope those owing mo will make
- fstnsiisss snd pronpt sstdsusn1s, in .ths way
have isdieatsd. Thankful for past favors ~ me- /
hope for continuation OF the same 10 the new hrln
A large assortment Of all kinds of Boots and
Shoes for Gents, Ladies and Masses, both Of oar
own and Eastern msnufaeturs, win always b found
as No. Isl Nam Street, cheap for cash. - Z
December 20, 1869. G. EsrxxL
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Carpets are bought the by ysrd end
worn BY the foot.
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Great Dist RIB uti o N
Dy The Metrepelisan Gift Co.
cash Gifts to the Amount Of $500. 600

Ey8nY TICKET DRAWS A PRIxE
Is Cash aiss, each $4,000 4eC..h aifss siese
rosewood f:ss! s:ss 80 each $500 % .1ss ass
50 Asledsons :. !ste lee
s s.:'3g lsashinss' - !. se:o se:o ,ss ,ss
Ccsk Psisss siivsrwars, Ae valued At 81, ,eoo, -
ss sanase 70 draw any Of the abovs Prizes for IS
aeafs. Tickets describing Prizes ssasd in Envel-
epes aud we'll mixed. On receipt Of Csc . Sealed
4ss 3 drawn, without cho1ce, and sent BY mail to
suy eddrsss The Priss named upon Il will be dev-
1eea 70 the tieketholder ON payment of Oss Dollar.
prisss are Immediately sent TO any address By ex-
pross OF rotiFn mail. g -sstA
= You wsal know what your Priss II before you pay
~ il. Asv Prise ereAangsd for o~odey of dI
,eaess. No Blanks. Our patrons can depend on fair
tAsaiine.
RsSsnsscn.--w select the following from many
vho have lately drawn Valuable Prizes, and kindly
permitted NJ to publish them Andrew J. Burns,
Chicago, 10,0C0; Miss Glars g. Walker, Baltimore,
Piano, $500; James II. Mathews, Detroit, $500;
Simmons, Charleston, Piano, $500. We publish 20
masses without permission. 8EsM&
- OPINIons THB PRsss-sThe firm is reliable. and
0esssvU their success. zri6ms, Aay 8. 1--WE
aknow then 70 BE- . fair dealing 6rm."-N Y Hsrald,
A1v d "a friend Of drew $500 prize, which
WoS pro0psly received. ."-Dmly Nssss, .Jmns g.
oGd f6f Circular. Liberal inducsuonts to Agents.
lDuv1epss cousaips ONE CASH dHT. Six Tick
ses - %; - for %; IS of 4S; lle for ols. All
ooeoseU ehould BE- addressed 10 n asas
bsEseoyr Vf5gg HARPER, WIL0ON 4 Co.,
ps5-1sw p - aoS DsooAwoy. New YoEk.