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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-11-10
Letter From Athens.
ATHENS, Tenn, Nov. 5, 1870.

ATHENS, Tenn, NOV. y, 1911.
MEssRs EDIToRs: I hear that novel
ty is one of the spices of life. y glance
at a Public Exercise of the Athenian Lit
erary Society of East Tennessee Wesleyan
University, if not very enlivening, will,
perhaps, be sufficiently novel to invite a
casual reading. 'eis
On Yesterday, Friday evening at 6
o'clock the Society Hall was well filed
every thing presenting the appearance of
neatness and order.
As many of the gentlemen are known
to your readers, mentioning their names
will not be out of place. From the Pro-
eramme announced by the Chairman. the
excellent Mr.. Bolton of Washington Coun-
ty, we all expected something interesting.
[ should be a partial observer if did
not state that the exercises were introduce
ed, and the mlonotony of the occasion great
" relieved by those .fair ones who dis
coursed such sweet music, and who are an
ornament to the University.
Mr.. Milburn had the honor of welcom-
ing the audience-which he did In a Sc
rics of rounded periods and smoothly flow
ing sentences. -Puttic Debates was the
subject of his, Grafton. lie handled it
quite ably. The gentleman seems to
love naked thought divcsted of all its trag-
ic ornaments. His effort made fvora-
bic impression.
An Essay was then read byMr. Curry
-"HdrajbaL' IS CoRsccTdtiOn"-A Poem.
The gentleman was not perhaps born a
poet. vet he has ''one of those spirits touch
ed to finer issues If he made a liberal
use of the poetic license, his piece was
we'll measured-contained many beautiful
thoughts elegantlycxpressed. He certain
ly wonthc high opinion Of the lovers of
the beautiful, rs1fy +.
Mr.. j. Z. Gaston followed witha dccla-
mation-.Tc1ritortdt E1teasioR-" There
was a little want of naturalness in the
gentlcman's n but he is quite a
model incorrect PRONUNCIATION, distinct ar
ticulation and proper egesticulation. To
say the least, the piece was well selected
and dchyeredi in a masterly manner.
The most exciting portion ofthe whole
was the debate. Afirmative-Mr. Callen.
Negative-Mr. Atlcc. Qaestion-'ls it
probable that the declaration of the dog
ma of Infallibility, by the. recent, lEcu-
m%enical at Rome, will hasten the downfall
of the Roman Hierarchy" The gentle
man ON Affirmative opened the discussion:
by his ingenuious arguments he convinced
every one that he was not only az home In
logic. but master of the situation. When
he closed it only seemed that his opponent
must hooscsbetween diiemmas and insu-
perable syllogisms. The gentleman on
negative, rose and ii a. quiet. self-possess-
ed way took hold of the complicated ques-
tom, His precise definitions and exact
termonology, made the intrfcate problems
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De. UNIT NH, OIIeIIII
70Oct27-prf$5
NOTTTE

DY virtue of a vendi expo. issued from
ID the circuit court of Washington couil-
~, Tennessee, at its August term 1870. TO
me directed, pronounced by said court
upon two judgments. and costs in favor of
A. G. Mason and T:.JRyland, administra-
tors of John+Ryland deceased and against
Alfred jenkins for the sum of SIG 81, with
interest thereon, and one other in favor of
a. G. Mason and against Alfred Jenkins.
for the sum of S64 IS. with interest thre-
on, | will sell at the court house door in
the town of JoresborOugh on Saturday
the 18th day of November, 1870, for cash
i'll hand, all the right, title, claim and in
terest hat Alfred jenkins has in and to
2O0acres of land, more or less, situatedi i'll
Washington county. Tenn district No. II,
adjoining the lands of William p. Reeve,
Mark PennybakeT and others, unless debt
and costs are sooner paid. -
8! Z. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
y 70Octo0nrSfceS:1
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UED UMINIUN
Cider and Wine
MI l.

THE Old Dominion is tire most popular
IL ~ Mill sold IN Virginia. we having sold
NEARLY four hundred ourselves. IL Is made
with w tubs f0rs pressing, 40 that the
Mill and Press can both be kept CONSTANT
ly ut work.
sfInstrnd OF the old fashioned Sratcrs we
have adopted the crushing rollers. which
all admit to be the best Inode of extract-
ing the Juice from the apple. This mill
can be run by liand or horse power.
PUBLIC rESTIMONIALS-r1RST
PREMIUMS IN 1868.
at the staunton (.AugnFtD County
Fair, the %. .Ai,,e ricari," ..lIutchison."
..ScuIly.'' and Old Dominion competing,
the Old Dominionitookt the First premium
At the Rockbridge Agricultural Fair. the
American aud Old rDominion connecting
the Old Dominion again bore off tho First
%IIonors. These facts speak for Themselves
rs the committees in both instanccswer
gentlemen Of thoroughly practical knowl-
edge and large experience. ~
FIRST PREMIUMS IN 1863,
Awarded the Old Dominion Wine and
Cider Mil.
Virginia state Fair, Richmond Virginia;
Augusta County Fair. Staunton, Virginia;
R~ockbridgr County Fair. Lexington. Va;
North Carolina State Fair, Ralcigh. n.
c.: Cherokee Georgia Fair. Rome Ga.
Triumphant over all competitors what
ever. and whenever cXhibitcd-thc Old
Dominion has justified the encomiWns OF
all its purchasers. For 1870. we shall have
in the market early avery large numier,
and hope to beable TO fill orders prompt
IL. This ~fivorite Cider Mill is made IL. our
own shops by experienced workmcn, un-
der the immediate direction of our MIR. III.
NJ. Smith, by whom it was invcntcd-and
both Mill and mechanical construction is
fully warranted. PRICE S5 %.
~ ilitos5tfF X ~ EHE Efak WGtN1
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NOTICE.

DY virtue of a Fl Fla Issued from the
ID ciriut cOur OF Washington cOun-
ty, at its August term. 1870, TO me
directed, p%ronunced by said court
i'll favor of the State of Tennessee and
against the said Jonathan Hartman and
John Hartman for the sum of sic 10 cents
costs, pronounced by said court | will sell
ut the court house door in tho town OF
.Joncsboro' on the Doth day of November
1870. all the right, title. claim aud interest
that said Jonathan Hartman has in an to Il
tract of lane situated i'll Washington coun-
tv, Tennessee, district No - adjoining
the lands of George Hale and .Ianes
Barding's heirs and others, said to eon-
tain 100. acres, more or less, unless debt
costs are fully paid, this I'D October,
1870. r.-
,, S. E. GRIFFITH, Sheriff.
7OOct27-prf45
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A New VcrHsifuec.

Two gentlemen Of this place mot doc
tors made Il new discovery in the line of
Vermifuges the other day. Having, or
believing they had OCCASION to indulge in
a wee drap OF the rosey," they procured
a bottle which happened to be partly filed
with Coal Oil, and sending it to a neigh
boring grocery, had it filled with whiskey.
Being very thirsty, they drank it off with
Tout noticing the peculiar mixture. It's
said the result was a general stampede of
slll the gcrmoas inhabitants of their re-
s~pectivc intestinal canals We are not
Uniformed whether they design applying for
y patent for their discovery, but presume
that having ''struck ile." they will consid-
cr their fortunes already made, and give
the world the benefit of the remedy, free
gf charge.
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DHShing.

Our dashing young gentlemen have
been enjoying the melancholy days. the
saddest of the year" most splendidlv.-
Fine horses and fancy painted vehicles 90
rafting along our streets, while, the curl
ing smoke from their Havannas, is left far
in the distance, and his sweetest" sitting
by his side. enjoying, not only the SPLEEN
dcd weather, but the soft and lattering
words of her gallant. As VIC see them
driving in such a reckless manncr without
the fear Of danger, we cannot but mental
~ repeat the lines which Oliver Wendell
Holmes addressed to a young sport of the
same cloth -
Il saw the curl OF his Hyaving lash,
Aud the glance of his knowing eye,
And | knew he thought he was cutting
Il dash.
As his stecd went laundering by.''
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Apples.

The large quantity of apples gathered
Dis season, their fine quality and the prices
d which they can be furnished to those
who have to buy, should be Il source of
Reorganization. They will. nc doubt, be
fpund in our market throughout the entire
winter. Thcresis no other fruit that Will
compare with them in point Of value or
general appreciation. No other fruit can
be prepared in so many different forms.-
III fact it is the most valuable fruit we
Have. The great Improvement in the cul-
%fiyation of the apple for the last few years
has added very materially to Its quality.
AZ present prices We know of no cheaper
article offooI uoE.of any more wholesome.
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anufacterfcs.

We know of no better place in all this
country, than Jonesborough, to erect an
AGRICULTURAL Implement Mandatory, to
inakc it pay well. We have the finest
tiprber that can be found in the Southern
Mates. 1t is true that labor, rs well as
real estate is cheap, but the demand for
such implements is increasing rapidly
csery year. We believe there Is no busl-
ness that would pay so well in East Ten
nessce as this, if properly managed. Cam
not there be a joint stock company organ
ised for this purpose? We would be pleas
ed to sec some of. our substantial farmers
take hold of this branch of business. as
We are satisfied they would make 1t a sue
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-11-10
Lively Day.

LAST Monday was a lively day in Jones
The candidates forthe Leglsla-
1nre were in town and each in his turn en-
Icrtained the crowd with a speech setting
his views of State policy, and his
:laims upon the party he represented
0ur friend Samuel Hicks. bore of the
1aln for fine oratory which was unani-
accorded him by the crowd. There
a large amount of John Barlecorn
a8oat, aud a lot of drunken rOwdles made
nicht hideous with their demoniac yells,
antil > late hour. That such scenes should
q Moderated by our town authorities, Is a
to any civilized community,
We are taxed to support a corporation ana
~ have ordinances which if enforced,
Did amply protect the citizens from such
rags, (for the scene last Monday night
an outrage upon decency, and If our
81 authorities have not sufficient cour-
R1c to enforce those o~rdinancese they
did at once resign and let us elect men
Hho will. Patience under such a state OF
n1>l rs, has ceased to be a virtue. Let us
1oV see what enforcing the law Will do!
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THE NEW

Many do not know what this law re-
quires. IT viii require study to under:
stand it. 1t recognizes the. County, Court
as its head. We are of the opinion that
we might make a good thing put of it, if
the magistrates would take hold of the law
and put it into operation. The greatmis-
fortune is, our magistrates are too slow to
act on the subject. Schools do not con-
Germ them very much. Some of our mag
istrates are alive to the interests of edu-
catioi1 in the county, but too many are sat
isffcd to let things drag along
The new law is long and difficult in
some respects, but hat need not deter us
from putting it into active operation. Let
us make the best oft possible under the
circumstances.
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iHssfSed- 4a4et-gI ssfr entangfsSseag=sad
glide into plain statements with remarks
bic smoothnessn. He turned some of the
most subtle pigments Of his opponent
full against him. Few were slowto be-
lleve that he too, was a master in the art.
The gentleman was a little ..~over-match-
ed" as regardszmere argument. but his
manly manner secured the good opinion
of the audience.
The duty of deciding who had present
ed the %weightier arguments evolvcd on
the Chairman. That decision was in, IA
vor of the affirmative.
..The Atheneum, Socicty's paper was
read by Mr.. Patterson, the editor. 1t was
filled with original articles, some. of which
were well written. and not a few quite
amusing. The editor had spared no pains
to make his part of the work a success.
e The good Mr.. Marker, whose dutyit'was
''to c%riticise the various performances
came forward modestly refusing to offer
any criticisms, but seemed profuse in COM
pliinents. M ia -l v
To Mr. w. s. Castor, had been given
the honor --Faledictory Orution."-
The piece was well delivered, and contain
ed many elegant sentences. He closed
with a high compliment to the audience,
which was altogether deserving.
The performance, as q whole, reflects
honor upon the students and the Univer.
sity.
If the teacher speaks out in the student.
we may take it that these young men are
taught by @hoIc men. 1t is true, the Pres
ident, DIR. Cobleigh, is one of the leading
educators of the country. He has not
only the ability to teach, but also the rare
gift of imparting, combined with that good
ness of heart which inspires every honora-
BILE student with a love of book and school.
Truth would even go further. Every
worthy student in the institution will veri-
fy. Much could be said in praise of every
member of the Faculty.
If there are those, either ladies or gem
tlemen. who desire the advantages of a
6rst-rate Institution, and who propose to
make study the only road to success, they
will do we'll to come here. But more here
after. Yours truly,
SuLEN
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Chanery Court mt Joncsboro'.

David Love of (of color.) % Linnville
Hunter, Il. l.. BursOn and billiard Love.
TN this cause it is alledged that the de-
i PENDANTS are non-residents of Fen
nessec. it is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made for -four successive weeks
i'm the Herald and Tribune, calling on the
said defendants to appear before the Can
gerry Court ut JonesbOro. Tenn. on the
4th Monday of November 1870 and plead,
answer, or demur, or this cause will be set
for hearing eNparte.- Oct. D. 1870. "a
Aar4S HENRY HOSS, c. NJ.
70oet37-pfS5 t ~. -fft4f
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prrErsoN,s MAGAzINE far Decembcr

PETEEsoN's MAGAZINE for December
is on our table in advance. 1t is unusual
ly splendid even for peterson" 1t has
two superb steel plates, a mammoth colored
fashion plate. q costly colored Berlin pat
tern, and more than fifty wood engravings.
Peterson" is unquestionably the cheap
est and best Of the lady's books. 1t will
give, in 1871, one thousand pages of read
ing, II steel cngravings, II doudlc-size
colored steel fashion plates, "a pages of
music, and about 900 cngravings. We
never saw "a more beautiful fashion plate
than there is in this number; in fact the
fashions "arc always superior to those to be
found elsewhere. Another leading mer-
it Of this Magazine is its uncqualed sto-
rics and noyclets. Mrs. Ann ). Stephens.
Frank Lee Benedict, and others of the
best writers. contribute to it exclusively,
and in 1871 there will be given five copy
right novelcts. besides about one hundred
shorter stories. Price two dollars a year.
Address Charles j. Peterson, 30G Chest
nut ssroet, Philadelphia.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-11-10

WHEN we are suffering we want a rem
cdy that viii cure at once and without
making us siclcr than before we took it.
We don't want to lose time. suffer on a
sick bed. and get up with all our faculties
impaired. Avoid all this; use Rosen-
helms Stomach Bitters; the Great West
ern Remedy.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-11-10

TIE LITTLE CoRPoRAL.-Nothing
like it. Read what is said about it:
The Little Corporal Magazine for No
ycmber is a most beautiful number Of a
most beautiful juvenile-good enough for
the most exacting. Since its enlarge
ment and improvement, and the addition
of fine full page and other engravings, The
Little Corporal is worthy Of a circulation
of at least a hundred Thousand. Publish
ed in Chicago, Illinois, by Sewell q Mil
Ter, at 81 50 a year, ID cents a copy.
Beautiful and generous premiums arc CIV
en- for clubs.
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q ShiDlcy

Keep constantly on hand a good assort-
mcnt of Goods, which they are selling as
low as can be found in East Tennessee
They wish to buy 2O00 bushels of dried
peaches. for which they will give good bar
gains in Goods. Call and see us.
Sept. Is, 1S70-tf.
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SDRrtSkEnClii

Your attention is called to the fact that
YOU can be furnished with Il full or half
stocked Rifle, double, single or common
Shot Gun. Smith C Wesson, Colts. Sharps
or IL other brand of Pistol Powder,
Caps, Shot, Cartridges all numbers, and
also that you can dispose of You're old fire
arms, ut the Whole Sale and Retail estab-
lishmcnt of Stac. Angel, No. lO2, Gay
Street, Knoxville Tenn, who manufac-
ture for sale, spOr ing articles, Gun Mate
rials, &C., sc. II .ir goods are of superb
or quality. They olicit a liberal patron
age from sportsme and dealers generally.
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The Williamson 3ournnI.

This is the title of a new paper just
started at Franklin, Tenn, the first num-
Der of which We have on our table. From
the respectable appearance Of the paper,
wc know of no cause why it shoufd not
suceecd. as its politics is Democratic. and
iz}peated where that partyaias aftearful'
majority. Success to the journal Imam
eially, but politically. "nairy time"
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Marriage License

Issled in the month Of October by tn,
Couu,g Court Clerk of this County,
W. \ Bailey and Martha f. Cox.
Thomas Story and Maria Deakens.
+. j.. Wiley and Elizabeth ,. Reeves.
w. F. Cox and Nancy J. Clark.
Josepb Pucket and Sallie Street.
JOSIAH Crawford and Mary r.. Cox.
r. f. Flcasants and Leamiah Shafer
Geo. V. Carmichael and Mary Short.
Geoeg MUIR and Malyina Collins.
John Crumley and Sallie Campbell.
George Toppings and Jennie Ireson.
c. NJ. J asket and Il. A. Maupin.
Eli Sw rengin and Susan Duncan.
Benjau 4 Hart and Malinda Shelton.
James Brown anG Alice Brown.
Nicbola Mosier and Jane Cade.
Landon Dulaney and Malissa Brummit.
Anderso Moore and Biddie +. Riddle,
Geo. w Carr and Am f.. Brummit.
John Z. ldwards and Malinda j. Harris
COLORED.
Dallss Start and Mahala Hunert.
Cbas ID. .iellespie and Harriet E. Hill
Julius Howard and Lucy Wilds.
Csc. Jot and Ellen Love.
Charles love and Lucinda Love.
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j. w. SWadIcY.

Pc the advertisement OF this gentle
He is agent for the American Moy-
y Comb Bee Hive. andalso for the sale
ALLAN Queen Bees. We have hadone
desc hives in our possession for over a
2 and believe itst to be the best hive
1piaatured. If farmers and others
adopt these hives instead of the old
1loned box, they would find it a vast
pyement. They have been thorough
fed for years and have given entire
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{. ID. FE;iLEacWS0tI.

1t is with pleasure that we again call
the attention of parties shipping produce
to the Southern market, to the commission
honsc of j. o. MathcwSon, of augusta Ca
We know of no better or more reliable
honsc III the South. Don't forget hun
when you are shipping. See advertise
uent i'm annther cnlumn.
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fDOct21&S
NOTICE..

DY virtue of Il Fl Fa issued from the
ID circuit court ut its .Augustterm, 1870.
to me directed in favor of y. Hutton, adj
ministrator of Michael Cox deceased and
against Henry johnson for the sum of
S247 - cts debt and cost, | will sell at the
Court house door in the town of JouesbO-
no on the Doth dayof November. 1870, for
cash in hand. all the right title. claim and
interest that Henry johnson has in and to
two lots of land situated i'll Washington
county Tennessee District No Din John
son City, one lot containing one fourth of
an acre, adjoining the lands of ID. a.
Riggs aud a. :. BrowolOw. and the other
adjoining the lands of CllediSter and Il
VI Bailey. containing half an acre..morc
or less. until debt AMI costs are July paid,
this 18th october 1870.
d.. NJ. TAYLOR, Dep. Sheriff.
70oct27-priS5
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IMPROVED
UTLEY HAY PRESS.

THIS simple and powerful press, which
l. the experience of the past year,
(when it Was first Introduced to the pub
lic.) has proved far superior to any other
portable LAY Press in power and econo-
my, we are now prepared TO maniitac-
turc with improvements that add much
to the efficiency OF the Machine, and TO tho
case with which it is worked.
The immense power and small amount
of friction in this Press render il iivalua-
BILE to those whose farms are adapted to
raising.cloycr aud grass, AS il enables them
to ship their hay crop to q distant market
with profit, The cost Of baiiiny the hay, Tih
erp.rienced hands MOI ezcssdirg ~ 50 PEP
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FIR, Far.

We wish to buy all the good Fur that
comes to this market, such as Otter, Mink,
Red and Grey Fox, RaceoOn, and Musk
rat also, Bear Skins. for which we will
pay goods at low prices.
MAuoNEY d SIMPLIFY.
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m. Benson.
W. ~
call atteHtian-.af Merehants-Rail

We call attention of Merchants, Rail
Rod men and Mcchanists ITO the. adver-
& zment of this gentlcman He reprev
sens the firm of Day& Halsey, dealers in
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns, Railway, Steam
boa, and Machinests supplies, New York
City. They are among the best and most
reliable dealers in the country. Mr.. Ben
sol Is a thorough business man, prompt,
ana reliable, and We take pleasure in re-
commanding him to al concerned.
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Wnnfch 10 KmaW

If Joncsboro' is an Incorporated town !
And if so, has it any officers! The drunk
en- men that can be seen on the streets
hearty every day, and especially on last
lDlonday night, give just cause for making
This inquiry.
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A New Paper.

We have received the first number of
the Jackson Duty Telegraph, published
at jackson, Tennessee. 1t is a neat and
LIVELY sheet, Democratic in politics, and
publishes all the news. We welcome it to
our exchange list, and wish it every sue
cess.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-11-10
EurekH-

We would recommend to druggists and
others interested, to try the Eureka Bitters
manufactured aud sold by McChpg& Bet
terton, Knoxville Tenn. They are made
from the purest article of Kentucky Eu-
reka Whisky, and prepared by one of the
best physicians in Knoxville. They are
far superior to anything of the kind now
in use, and besides, hey are sold at a rea-
sonable price. Retail price 81 90. For
whole sale rates address
McCLUNG a. BETTERTON.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1870-11-10

THE AMECRIAN EDUCATIONAL MONTE
LY makes an occasional visit to our table.
This is an old and reliable Journal of Ed
u~cation. 1t is now greatly enlarged and
much improved.
interesting information on educational sub
jects. Tennessee has no journal of edu-
cation, so those teachers who desire to
keep posted on school matters in our own
as well as other States cannot do better
than to send to j. W. Schermerhorn & Co.,
II Bond street, New York, for u speci-
men copy. 81 80 per annum.
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nNOVELTYu

"OIIH1E fIULD MAN Pen"
These Pens equal, and guarapfc.sl FOR
Sainpic sci:t. post-paid2 5cts.
per, dozen. Parrm Eraser. Pen lIcltier,
Pencil SharreIicr. letter Opener. de-,
combined. prize 25scenis. PatentstAorn
Huskcr- 5Jcel.iS Agesss can makcfrom
sS to sl5 per day. .Sv,si lor eirrillar ana
r. O. Cox :Sssol, 81, Nassau street. Kew
York. 1Jssiglsni3