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fE- Ga..--, Gaitltsds thrfEs lhs
sEool clip a Western New YORK vii BE- %
better qnaliiy tbs svssop than ios nHin
Der ogyyars past
An Egglish ianDes says laat siSiern
pounds q; guaBo arr o9gsi 70 cue ku'h q
baE,yANl mAEgrr l.r 5r0adcas' with
plaster; In hills with losIn
-Eas. Trnne~esars having cui over
thsiE fear q iaj7ry 10 thr growing eTJpa
ir0n dfolghl, an nov plunged INTO de
sIaiE by grscnl heavy ralns hIs! u
whsali. now the 5usabo0,
its claimed by Al agricultural writer
that Il !, NOT the surplus prediction that
has depressed the price OF eheat, bot the
hsel that In 1865 farmers refused ~ sci Al
fair price, held on. and finally sold II
Les. and 60 stocked the market a 10 push
down the price for this seAsn7is prcdac,
ton
-Hnl,fA aAd Iiag< Says ii has known
man who has moved aruHnd the stone
heaps on six acraa n! land for six years,
when two men and yoke Of oxen would
have removed them all In one day ltes-
limSies that he has Lost in hay ten iimes
the worth Of the abor and in time double
thn cost Of the remSyal
The Ohio State Fair viii Be held Al
Springfield, September IL 10 10 Comps
tiIion Is open 10 all the States, and the pre-
miuns have been 30 increased that the
aggregate will amount 10 more than S2j,-
OO0-the largest sum ever offered by any
Stste society In the Union
The Country Gentleman considers
plaster one OF the cheapest fertilizers used
In American farming, and says Where
plaster Is applied to clover and other
grasses to manifest advantage, there can
b but little doubt that from tihy TO one
hundred dollars worth Of hay Is realized
N livery ton sown AT the rate Of one hun
tsfed pounds per acre,
Lime EXHIBITS " functions as aierti-
liZer most powerfully by converting vege'
table bumatcs into state fit for the nOur
ishment Of plants and it viii not be much
use tn lime land in which vegetable and
anima. matter is wanting. for there must
be elements Of fertility Tor the lime 10 act
upon hence the effect Of lime on exhaust. |
ed land Is slow In comparison with soil
wherein the materials 10 act upon exist In
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The Minneapolis Tribune tells good
story, showing how several persons may
he innOcrntly ViclimizCd by one blunder.
A weIl-to-d0 lumberman who had just
purchased a new carriage TO be drawn by
his dCCrCpit old nag, drove into the street
aNd len his team standing in front OF
tl1ig store while he went about attending
IN his duties. 4 few moments before the
druggists had sent around To the livery
stable for team TO go on fishing eXcur.
sion Of two or three days, with the request
that the horse should be feet and the car.
rage strong. The druggists made ready,
and went to the door TO find their team
giving evidence Of reversal rs far as
possible OF their desire. However, they
drove OIL. Ina hour afterward, the sta
bic keeper sent around TO find why the
horse they had ordered had not been call
cd for, and found himself ms he supposed,
the victim Of a practical joke. Soon af.
terwartl the lumbcrnan returned To find
his team gone. Amer search Of several
hours the mistake, but not the horse, was
discovered. The owner took another
team and gave chase, which resulted in
finding tho ambitious fishermen hung
up" few miles out OF town, the horse
being unable to answer their demands,
The chapter Of errors was corrected with
n grace as mutual as the blundcrs had been
annoying.
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WE wonder whether New York knows
what narrow escape It haS just made
A lively reporter for the Herald has writ.
ten himself into q state OF white terror in
the vain effort to do justice to an earth
quake which great many people believe
gave a slight shake TO the eastern side Of
this city last Saturday afternoon. Slight
as il was (tllai is If It was at alD, the
Herald assures Us that it was by the
mercst chance that We were not all top
pied in the bowels OF the globe. With
little more force Il might have rent into
countless seams the rOCk.ribbcd granite
Of our island foundation, and tnppled over
houses, and swallowed up in lts huge IFS
sures buildings and people and every
thing, and leil no one TO tell the tale Of
our city thus deeply and irrcvocRbly en-
quilted into the rumbling and irate bowels
Of the neither earth" Rock-ribbed granite
is good, especially roCE.ribbed granite
rent into countless seams, We ought 10
he thankful that the force was not II little
bit greater; for if this fine writer had
been irrevOCably GngulIed Into" the
rumbling and irate bowels Of the neither
earth, the upper world would have suffer
ed a loss for which not even the COntGm.
poraneous deportation of the Tammany
Ring to their appointed place would have
been adequate compensation Tribune
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-II7NTs1 7 IT ' Y a'I7NFEF70''sEI
WASHINGTON, d. C., June -, 1870.

WASHINGTON, u. T., June -, leip J
Sm:-In reply TO your letter OF to-day,
I am pleased to inform you that Gen, Bah.
cock did not exceed my wishes or my
verbal instructions to him in connection
with the CJHfdsHtM BdaS. Gen Bah
cool, was sent To ST Domingo TO ascertain
so fur ms he conld, the wishes Of the Do
minican people and Government with ne
spcct to annexation to the United States
Ii he found them favorable, lie was di.
rected 10 ascertain the terms on which
they desired annexation, lie brought the
C0HtdGEtidl Basis, which was not binding
or intended To be binding upon either
Government, unless each saw fit to con
tinuc the negotiations. 1t contains n
cIause making ii null and void unless aCs
cepted and carried into effect. | also di-
rcCtcd the Secretary Of the Navy to send
By Gen. BabCOck such instructions to the
commanding officers of the United States
steamer Seminole rs would direct him TO
seize the TSlegrtto, II found on the high
seas, and send her to Baltimore for adju-
dlcatlon, she having intGrfered with our
merchant shipping In transferring these
instructions to the commanding officer OF
the 1R&dyprd, Gen. BNbCock did no more
than was his duty. Gen. BabcOcks con.
duct throughout meets my entire approval.
Yours truly, U; $. GRANT.
10 Hon. JamEs ". Mr., U. S. Senate,
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BROKE JAIL.-On Thursday afternoon,
a man named Sandy, confined in the Jail
ut this place tor grand larceny, effected his
cscane. Mr. Wilkinson, tile iailor, was
absent at the time, and Mrs. Wilkinson
was up stairs. On going over TO the jail
we ascertaincd that the prisoner (who was
confined in the same cell with Overs had
taken up piece Of the flooring, and with
it prized on the staple to which the bolt
fastening the door was connected. He
was seem running from the jail; but as the
streets were deserted at the time, he easily
reached the woods. Overs said he was
asleep at the time, and knew nothing of it
until the alarm was given. We have this
TO say 10 the authorities, that the idea OF
keeping q man in tho Lewis county Jail, in
its present insecure condition, against his
riR, Is simply nonsense. A boy ten years
old could have done the same thing as
Sandy did-and yet in the same cell is
confined aman charged with murder
Weston Democrat.
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0he9ntdIiQtuag,

1tF.s++r s-- -. H.
How Mr.. I.feeIey was Engaged TO
Lecture fOT WrstrTn Lyseum.
tTu. ~ gr1aLyr CEl3s.
MF v. B CASTE, a. masl isci1rcrs
know, s tie thrifty President "a bank
al Sandwich, H.. znd the active manager
Of lyurum in that tnvgu He lately
wrote > leiteE inviting NJ. Grsp!ey 70 leC,
turr there In the next season course
Mr. Greeiey's reply WAS In a handwriting
which, the editor u the SaudW ~. Sus,tiS
lays, il would - 20 in 10 worship, Is
there 5 nothing ia etrth, "a, q; heaven
like unto H. Several cxpts uiel u rrid
Il, with varying results One thought il
was an editorial ON the iariif, and the
90 in il referred 10 tlr duty Oh pig-truu
Another thought il had reference 10 the
Mcfarland trial Finally Mr. Castle
translated I, as follows
"DEAR SIB-I am available and will
come twin be E6Q-neXi February %.
As 10 other lectures, il s-cTns that ! must
decline, except in your immediate vicini-
ty-if | DO nos come in February
The rest Of the letter looked as ifsome.
body had smashed bottle Of Ink on It
and tried To wipe II OF with u curycomb.
But Mr. c., having 80 large a attitude to
CUES IN, read il AZ an acceptance, and
answered
SANDWICH, H., May l2, 1870.
"HoRAcE GREELEY, " !. Tribune
DEAR Sm-YOnT acceptance OF our in
vitation 70 lecture before our association
next winter cAmG To hand this morning,
Your pcumanship not being the pAinest,
It took some time N translate II, but we
succeeded, and would say your ume-'3d
Of Feb.'-and terms-'E66-are entirely
satisfactory As you suggest, we may be
able to get you other engagements in this
immrin,eVi=iuity;H tf-sTwc will advise
you. Very respectfully,
M y Castle"
About week aiterwurd there went to
Sandwich the following indignantrcsponse
very lcgihly written
#F NEW YuEE TNIBuSE, May ID
DEAR Sm have yours Of the l2th
inst. did net write you that could
lecture Tor you tue ID Of February, or any
Other day Yours,
HORACE GREELEY
M. Il. CASTLE, ISaHdpich, H.
It thus turned out that Mr.. Greeley
original letter, which Mr, Castle blundcr'
ed In ciphering, was as follows;
NEW YORK TRIBUNE, May ., 20.
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southern opinion of MT. Ackorman's

Froa MS MtnipldE AraldHeAc,
The confirmation of Colonel Alderman,
of Georgia, by the Senate oil the United
States, rs Attorney General in place Of Mr..
Hoar, orNIassachusctts, resigned, IS an in.
tlorseInCnt Of Grants first act, TO recognize
the reconstructed States OF the South.
Partisan newspapers will de1onCc this
act, and alternately denounCe Grant and
Ackerman. II isof no consequence who
A. is, rs u lawyer, but the fact that he isa
citizen Of Georgia, was staff officer of
General TOombs, was In the sCrvicG longer
than the General and is Il citizen Of
Georgia, these things are Of consequence.
The TACT that Senator Tnmbull Of the
judiciary Committee asked the Senate to
ratify his appointment, may be taken 10
he public acknowledgement Of his legal
abilities. The fact TO US that the State Of
Georgia is represented in the National Ad.
ministration and in the Cabinet, is step
toward restoration Of the proper rcla-
tons which should exist between the
South and the National Government 1t
10 the only way by which peace and pros.
pcrity can he restored TO the country.
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Il WISH" said the slight and elegant
Mrs. Filzbob TO her friend, Mrs. Twigg,
whose enlbORpoiHt was strikingly hand
some-"I wish had some Of your fat and
you had some ofmy lean" I'm tell you
what Is the origin Of that wiSh,' replied
the fair wit you think too much of me,
and too little OF yourself
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ANexchange thinks familiar old pro
verb should read, since the Mcfarland
trial "Whom the gods wish TO destroy
they first make temporarily insane The
point OF this Is destroyed by the fact that
the gods have been superseded by petit
jurieS, with which the rule is ION the con
trary, quite ulergverse."
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IT is said that the proractcd invcstiga.
ton of the charges made by Fernando
Wood against General Howard arc nearly
ready 10 report There will be two re-
ports--onc completely vindicating lin,
signed by seven members Of the commit
tee: another, of an opposite character, by
the two Democratic members Of the Com
mittet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-07-01

Miss WILKINS was beautiful blonde,
and she wanted TO go TO Newport-So she
told her mothCr--to look for something
particular for her dear papa, And what
Is II, pray" asked her mother, "tlIat yon!i
wish ~ much to find for your dear papa :
"a son.in.lawr was the gentle reply oil
iln hlnslling maiden.
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nGrrRrScE NJ PERMISSION.

REFERENCE NJ PERMISSION.
Hon VIM. L. Stevenson, Governor West Va.
H. l.. Berkshire, lJudgOs supreme Court oil
James II. brown, Appeals o. WeAt va;
]. ]. Jackson, it,, Judge Of u >. DlslrlCl
Court, W, Va.
y. D. T. FnrnSworth, President OF Senate
WeBtVA,
:" A. Wernlngur, member Senate.
-" Jacob HOrnbFoOk, Prest. WCst Va, lls. co.
Jacob N, Blchel Vice pTcst
Caleb BOgRCSs, Attorney, Clarksburg, W. va
r. naV WHO s SSl Mercer county Sr''
Il. @. Davis, Senate, Mineral county,
j. N. Camden, President Of First National BANK,
pAtkUrsbuTH.
Aud the following members Of tho House II Dele.
VAtna Of West Virginia:
Hon. b. II. Smith, EAnAwhA county
a." q. q. Burgess, Wayne
" JAMES Guthrie, WtiHel
&" Nathan Con, Harrison e
Z" Joseph TGteT, Barbour
=" T. NJ. Hlll, Marion
" James HcFvey, Brooke q
" Martin Judy, Grant
X. Davidson, Taylor
" Henry BnnnOn, Lewis
" Floyd Nicely, DOddridgr
" IN D0WyGF, Putnam
J. 4. Wilkinson, Lincoln !"
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FORGE F, CAN'T Is cos
SICILY LEMON SUGAR.


One pound Can makes thirty haltpint tnmhlers
OF pure Lemonade.
TIE LEMON GROVES OF SICILY.
Sicily Is noted for its tnnumcrAbIe groves OF
Lemon trees, and tho Lemons Of Sicily are the
dncst In the world. These vast numbers OF Lem
on treeA are always In bloom, In January a. wen
a in June, and the sweet fragrance OF the Lemon
tree blossoms refreshcB the mariner Leagues away
nom the land From thOse delicious favored
Lemons 10 made George +. GAntE s Co.'S Sicily
Lemon Sugar sol OK
FOR sale Wholesale and retail by
Il. J. SMYTIL
Cor. Market and Quincy Sta, and CSC Main St
Iun7
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ILLUSTRATION OF THE HOLY BIBLE

TIT, cyhhion being purely Enolograi can ava o2 nnI
Il HhSWs.6aSbly tGa Eraa4eI' cthbion Of HHy 4s' o.
ROU
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THEATRE.-Thers was a large audience
in attendance at Sobel's Opera House. las,
evening, to witness the performance of th.
great drama OF "Frou.Frou." Miss Prices
rendition of the character of .Gilberte. u
was excellent, II anything exeelling the
acting of the night previous. Miss Price is
not only popular and talented actress, but
is lady OF rare accomplishments, and dur.
ing her short stay here has made hosts of
friends. The balance OF the company ably
supported her, carrying out their several
parts in a. manner true to life
Tonight will be produced the great dra.
ma ia FIVE acts, entitled "Little Barefoot. 3"
10 which Miss Price will appear in ber great
character Of "Little Bareioot;" Mr.. D.
Hsnche't as "Farmer Pease," and the en-.
tire company 10 the cast. As this is posi-
lively her last appearance in this place, a
complimentary benefit has been rendered by
many citizens, and we hope to see crowd.
ad house.
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A beautiful Thought.

God knows what keys in the human aoul
to touch, in order to draw out its sweetest
aud mos. perfect harmouies. They may be
in the minor strains CT sadness and sorrow :
they may b4 in the loftier notes ofjoy and
gladness. God knows where the melodies
of nature are, and what discipline will call
them forth. Some with plain tive songs
must walk in lowly wales oflifs's weary
way; others in loftier hymns, shall sing Of
nothing but joy, as they :,cad- the noun.
tain tops Of life; but they all unite without
dscord or jar, as the ascending anthem
Of loving ard believing hearts, finds it's
way into the chorus Of the redeemed 10
Heaven. IT,. .I,.
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JOSH BILLINGS ALMANAx Josh Bill
lings tells us that he shall let loose about
tho middle OF October, 1870, "Joah Billings
Farmers Almanac for 1871, and notices
the same 10 che following touching Ian
guage: 'No family who keeps two boss
carriage should be without this almana X.
As ansbuut Knower, phuil OF pbaith, let
clip the pure and innocent dove from bis
ark, so do let slip this almanax, and hope
it won't come back. To the weary wander.
er this Almanax will be glide board,
showing the nearest cut to the next town
and to the sorry soda fountain Of gmnas.
tic delight This Alma max gives the bio
graphyli ettIuology, sintax aad prosdy of
bugs, beasts and little codfshes, and tells
us, with the fondness Of a step parent the
right time to trade oph dog"
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Gold at ! p. m, ll2A.

ROBBERY AND ESCAPE or THE Prison
ER.--James Lynch, who 1t will be remem
oeTed was arrested and held TO ball Q few
days sisce for highway robbery, was arrest.
ed again yesterday for robbing o stranger
named James Shinney, Of $l60 in green
bscka Lynch was taken before Justice
Reynolds, and after an examination was
committed 10 default Of bail 10 answer -
while being taken 10 the lookup q gang Of
runaas surrounded the officer, one Of whom
pusbsd him down the steps leading to the
Justics oaacs and another one drawed or at
tempted to draw revolver on him, and
during the melee the prisoner escaped. The
plan was evidently . concocted one for the
purt'ss Of aiding the villain to escape.
This morning officer Lawrence, assisted
by Deputy Hili, arrested James Early alias
Eiug'" and Charles Kennedy, charged
with resisting the officer and aiding and
soetting the prisoner to escape. They were
taken bsfure Justice Reynolds, and after an
examination, we're bound over in the sum
OF $1,000 to appear at Franklin to answer
railing to procure the requizsa bail they
were taken to franklin ON the $l:2O train.
These men ere notorious scoundreIs, and
Justice Reynolds is deserving the thanks of
the public for bis prompt action In Kidding
the town Of their prassnce.
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The Good Templar Convention at Cory
adjourned last evening, after three days
session. About 800 delegates were pre-
sent, representing four Counties. D,le-
gates were in attendance from TitIsville
Cantrevile, Riceville, Sieg.rtown and
TownvillP, Crawford county; and from
ROusevile,. Petroleum Centre. Oil City,
Pleasantville, Sbamburg and Franklin,
Venango county. Also from various points
in Erie andsWarrsn counties. s. b. Chase
G. W. c. T. of this State, presided, and de.
livered an address al the Academy Of MI
sic on Wednesday evening. The business
sessions were held at Good Templar Hall.
Last evening there was q social assembly
under the auspices of the Cgrry Lodge at
the Academy OF sMusic. which was largely
attended by members OF the order and citi-
zens generally. 1t was pleasant Ind
profitable occasion to oil concerned.
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A sample OF kentucky Poetry.

A fellow named Stanton, Of Frank fort,
has it bad, aud pours his narrowing tale in
to the ears Of "a symp :bzing world through
the medium Of the Yeoman. He was ass
enough to love very pretty piece Of Blue
Grass statuary. who is
"-colder than all
or the flakes that fall,
And tho bitterest winds that be,
Than the Mer de Glace
In the Northern Pass,
Than the Pole itself-is she."
He didn't let concealment etc. but told
his love in the following highly melo =
dramatic fashion:
''in, the amber light
or the sky--one night
l tore my bosom apart,
And under moon
Of'the fervid June
Was Offered to her my heart"
Different people have different ways OF
doing it. With our limited experience we
shOnld advise against evisceration, except
in extreme cases, US an accompaniment to
. declaration, of love. But what is the use
Of doing thing by halves? Having given
up bis heart, why didn't he tender the
other entraiIs. liver, lungs, spleen, mldriff
and transverse colon-seriatim. That
might have ''fetcbed" her.
'.For tore it out
OF Its red redoubt,
And laid 1t over the pyrc,
Where the torrid keat
Ofits lever beat f.' i.-
Went soul to soul, with the fire."
He shouldn't have done tb&, Perhaps
she wond have preferred it raw.
"What the bodice robes
For her mammal globes,
Is only an 10y lie
Though. the lace may rest
On hes milk white breast
Aeabe, at the place, would die"
This is growing libeIous, and we dare
not copy further. We should be pleased.
however, to hear fro m Mr.. Stanton at
some future time. We are anxious to
know bow he gets along without his .:in-
ards"
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A certain party from down East came to
Storm Lake, Wis, the other day TO view
the farm he had purchased, having paid
$3.50 per acre for the whole of section 10,
range, etc. He found that his farm was In
the very center Of the lake, many feet un-
der water at the shallowest point. Hs takes
no more stock in real estate in that imme-
diste vicinity. 1t is too badly watered.
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A woman went to q circus in Terre
Hsute, Indiana, accompanied ty eleven
children, and when neighbor asked her
where the old man was, she said be was at
home taking cire of the children. An
other nesghbor &iled at the house and
seeing the old man trying to smuse nine
young ones, asked where the old lady was.
He said be had let her 60 to the circus With
the children
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BURGLARS ABOUT.-An attempt was
made BY two burglars on Monday night,
10 enter the house Of Isaac II. Hilliard on
Buffalo street, but the thieves were fright
ened by some Of the inmates hoisting q
window. The same parties were driven
away from Pixies barn by the dogs, shortly
after their failure at Mr.. Hillisrd's.- s.-Spec-
tator,
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Loss OF THE STEAMER CAMBRIA
London, Oct.12I.

London, Oct, O2i.
The steamer Enterprise FROM Galveston
to Londonderry, picked up a boat off in-
nishowen Head, at tnree o'clock yesterday
afternoon, containing sailor and corpse of
girl. The sailor stated that the steamer
Cambria, Sfthe Anchor Line from New
York, struck at ten c'clcck the night pre-
vious, on Innistrahull Island and become
u total wreck. Four other boats containing
passengers lett the steamer but have not
yet been heard Of The sailor reports his
own boat upset and all In 1t bu! himself
drowned.
London, Oct. 2i. .
The agents of the Anchor Line. ct G!as-
COW, have received full confirmation of the
loss of their Steamer Cambria on Wednes.
day night. The sailor who was saved Is
now in Londonderry. His name is Cart
land. and is native Of Armaugh, Ireland.
No ,idings OF the missing boats.
New York, Oct. 81.
The steamer Cambria took out III pas
sengers-42 cabin, Is intermediate and 61
steerage. Among the passengers was Gen.
Davis, of Chicago. The cargo con sisted o!
wheat, flour, cotton, Cheese. feb, oil, ap-
pies, and barrel stores.
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Bya letter from Mr.. NJ. Van Sickle,
agent for La Rues Carnival Minstrels, we
learn that this tr oups are 10 appear al
Sobsls Opera House, on Monday, Oct 3lsi
This company is highly spoken Uf aud will
no doubt draw crowded house.
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The Allegheny River has not bsen as low
for many years assat present. The recent
rains have had no perceptible effect upon it
One can wade across It In places If the
''lumber food" don't come soon, little will
be sent to the lower markets until next
spring
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observation-disclosures B.. Nicholson, Past
Grsnd Sire OF the Grand Lodge ofithe Uni.
tex States, and. Secretary of the Grand
Lodge of the'stats. Of Pennsylvania, l. o..
OF D. r., will lscturaat Soasl's. Hall on the
evening Of Got 3lst.