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TyY \ IoMr -TLc llunlin2l.

IyT \ I.uME The l,urt,u-d d
G,i, gives Ia, lu!Iuwiu- advice:
Livery 'ohm,n, poor man should
buy hin.cl, town iut, got ihni paid
ior. aud then make tie necessary i'm
yroycmcnt \ htllc here and there
wi, in due time procure YOU home OF
your own, and place you oct oi the
landlord grasp; remember that "i'i
dollars saved IA rcut will in q isW
Years, ray Tor year horc, and the
money 1t cost. tD move and HIT about
wou,d. without any l',s Of furniture
and time, lay tie interest of five
hundred dollar in 'gncu, agaiu.t your
property, until yon reduce it t. uoth-
ing N,u can al buy 'hat way-why
Lo YOU not ri,k 1t? II you fil you
are ~ worse ,n'--if YOU succeed,
any carciu. mau - sure to do, you
have mpdc home aud established q
business cqua, 10 anoihcr, which vii
s'art you ~ business
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Get cut oI the way, boy get out
OF the way I" ,aid a eeutl,nun OF
hors, back to Toy in the road, My
horse don't like duukeys,' Then
why don't he kick you oil,
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An independent man is said to be
one who can live without whisky aud
tobacco and shave himself with brown.
soap and cold water and without Il
glass.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

An afflicted husband was returning
from the funeral Of his wife when q
iIicud asked lin how he WAS
Wcl',' suid he rathctically. ~
think ! feel better after that little
walk"
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

have seen men who were "all
things unto all men, and ! have seen
all men suspicious Of them.
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At icksburg, the frequenters OF
Of whissey resorts are now asked what
liquors they prefer but are invited to
pcmiuate your family disturbance. "
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At q concert, recently, at the con-
clusion Of the song, "flerc's guoi
Tine ccmmiug,' Iarmcr got up and
cAcl4imod " Mister yon could hot tell
IL the date, could ye =
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that we
~ have purchased tie following persoual
property. sold by virtue Of writ Of fieri
Facins, issued out Of the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Suydcr county. ne The properly Of
Roswell Rothrock, to wit t:--Onc Cooking
Stove. | Chair, ] Stand, Table, Set OF
chairs, ] clock, | Looking Glass, corner
cupboard Bodsicad and Bedding, 1 Sui.
key, Tons Hay, Saddle, Bride. &C., /
Set of Harness. 2 Lounges. Wood chest.
| crib, Wheelbarrow, Sorrel Mare; and
having left the same ia his possession. the
public is hereby cautioned not to meddlc
or interfere with the same
JOSEPH s. ULSH.
JACOB kEMERLlNG.
January, q, 1879.
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IL is has been said that chatter
ing ltlc sole in body is Ike a swol-
low in barn-thc twttcr takes W
more room than the bird.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

Why is good suggestion like Q
crying baby ut concert? Because
II should be carried ont.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1870-04-28

Industry wi! make purse, and
frugaliry will give you strings to it
This lunsc will cost yon nothing.
Draw the strings as irugalily directs,
aud you will always lind II penny nj
the bottom.
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Marbood: How Lost. How Restored

pr--r5x=JGst published, new edition o
lsEy pr. CuNcrwcli Celebrated Is
NA.cS' say ou til, radical cure. without
mcdlciuc) or Spermatorrhoc., or S,r.in.'
Weakness. Involuntary Losses. imp1icucy.
Mental and rhisit,l inclprciiy. lmp,di.
mvrts to marriage. etc. al.o. ronsump.
tion Epilepsy aud Fits. induced by self IN
dulgeucc or scyunl csirayigHucc.
Tucc, M Scaisd EarG.us. eir csp's.
The celebrated authur IN this admirable
essay clearly demonstrates from thirty
years successful practice. that the alarm
NC Consequences Of self abuse may be rad
cally cured without the dangerous use Of
internal medicine or the application of the
knife; pointing out u mode uf cure ai once
simple, certain aud ciTeciunl, hy means o,
which every sufferer. no maitcr what hi.
condition may hc, may cure himself cheap.
ly rri,a'cly and radically
Too, Lecture shoul hc IN llo hands u
every youth and every u.u in thr land.
sent under seal. IN nrlliu envelope. Ia
any address, postpaid. ol receipt "; six
cents. or Nv" post slumr. Also. pr Cal.
ycrwc'i st" ,huingc Guide, pic, - cents
A3dr,s, the publishers,
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iVilE AMERICAN FAMILY
KNITTING Machine

Is presented to the public ms tie most Sim
pie, Durable, nnc Compact and Cheap Knit
ting Machine ever invented
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tH AND
Tin,yare Manufhctory.
j. p. SHIRK

Would respeetfully.inro IN ihe citizens of
snyder county that he keeps constantly
on hand u large assortment Of
I OFFICE. a|H aaD
.i4. pARL0R. and
l COOKING STOVES
0flhe latest styles and most improved
patterns, among shich are the celebrated
Empire Gas Burner, the susqueifAnn
Cook, etc., which he is selling at prices
hat defy competition. lie also manufac-
lures and keeps on hand general assert
ment Of Stove Trimmings, Tinware &c.
n eeia attention paid 70 spou,iny aud
Reo6nRa Give me call.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

For Diseases OF tho Throat and Lungs,
such rs Coughs. Colds, whoopins
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Probably never before In the whole history
medicine, has anything won so widely and go dcop'
upon the confidence OF mankind, as this excec1
remedy for pulmonary complaints. Through los
series OF years, and among most OF tho races 4
men It has risen higher and higher In their estim}
ton, as Il has become better known. Its uniior1
character and power to cure the various a1cctio1
OF the lungs and throat, have made Il known as n
milder forms Of disease and TO young children, III
at the same time the most enectua remedy thai "a
be given for incipient consumption, aud the did
serous affections OF the throat and lrngs. As M
vision against sudden attacks Of Group, II shoul
be kept on hand IN every family, and indeed rs I
are sometimes subject To colds and coughs,
should be provided with this nntidote for them
Although settled Consumption is thought n
curable, still great numbers OF cases where the u
ease seemed settled, have been completely curcl
and the patient restored to sound health by u
CherrY Peotorai. SO complete Is its masie1
over the disorders of the Lungs aud Throat I'd
the most obstinate OF them yield TO IL. When nod
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Fe9
foraf they subEide aud disappear.
SINGERS and Public Speakers nnd great prj
lection ffom IL.
ds,hma is always relieved and oftcn whOuI
cured by 1t.
Bronchitis Is generally cured by taking ul
Cherry PICTORIAL In small and frequent doses
so generally are its virtues known that we nesl
not publish the certificates of them horc, or do mod
than assure the public that its qualities are ial|
maintained.
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shIhe NHcn US ny mana, bai Tar superior In
every resdeci
Wllknit 10000 Stitches in one
minute,
and 40 perfect work, leaving every knot on
the inside OF the work. Il viii knit pain
of stockings (sny size in less than half an
hour. 1t will knit close or open. plain oT
ribbed work, with any kind of coarie or
Inc woolen yarn, or cotton silk or linen.
II will knit stockings wiih double heel and
toe, drawers, hoons, sacks, smoking caps,
comforts, purses, muiis, fringe, afghans,
nuhns, undersleevcs, millcns. skaIing caps
lamp wieks, mois, cord undcrshirts. shaw .
jackets, crrdle blankete, leggins, wristers.
saspenders, tides, tippeis, iufted work.
and in fact and endless variety of articles
IN every day use, as well as for ornament.
From So TO $40 per day
can be made by any one with The American
knitting Machine, knitting stockings, &c.
while expert operators can even make more
kniring faecy work, which always com
mmands a ready sale. A Ierson can read
lily knit from twelve to fifteen pairs OF
stockings PEI day, the profit on which will
be not less than forty cents FER pair.
FARMERS
can sell their WOO. at only forty 10 fifty
cents per pound but by getting the wool
made into yarn M small expense. and
knitting II into socks, two or three dollars
per pound maybe realized. On receipt Of
s2o we will fcrwasd n machine as ordered.
We wish TO procure active agents in ev-
cry section Of the United States Il Canadas,
10 whom the most liberal inducements will
DO offered. Address ~
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PRICE, ONLY S25.

THIS machine will run either backward
NJ forward with equal facility makes tbs
same sutch as by hand, but far superior In
every resdeci.
VIII kni, % 900 Stitches in one
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"shnnld- old -.eanain,anees no Cor
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-01-19

Hamburg, Jan 10
shiiinss.
= l5 maihs.
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ANTWERP, Jan. - . p. III.
Crude 81.
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Sesy FioEr, Feed and Grocer
store.
j. 9. ESesA'l'EEEE
CGSJUGAE LOVE
A CAR ID.

A Clergynan. residn in South America =, a
missionary. discovered = s.fe and simple remedy
for the Cure Cf Nery.u, Weakness Early D cay.
diseases Of the Cnitary and seminsl Organs. and
the whole train Of dsordsrs brought on by hanefJli
an vicious habits. Great numbers have been cur
cd rs this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
henrf; The afflicted and uGfrrtustr, VII send the
receipt for prepa ing and using his mcticrr in q
scaled envelope, 10 any one who needs It, Frse Of
Charge. Adrsss,
JOSEPH 4. lNNAS,
station d. Bihl- House.
n civ
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THE OIL MARK E1'S.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY RECORD
PETROLEUM CENTRE Jan. IGN
{. The market is flrmer to-day, S4,75 be-
ing offered freely, but sellers are holding g
for $500. No sales. We quote at 1866
@s475.
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LIVERPOOL. Jan. IS. .-l-2l p. IN.
Refined "a. Spirits ljd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-29

MuH 49, u ~ HM e.
Dish, a bbls, 80 so. Sa-dines s1891s so per
ease for quarters; s8093l for halves.
"a P0UkTRF-There is q good demand for
chickens AZ IS 50@7 per doc. for old, and
S3@5 for young.
GUEEIRs-Good No. 1 seconds 13015c
and dull.
HIDES, FURs AND TALLow-Hides and
Furs are weak. Dry Flint, 16c; Dry
salt l3c; Green &c; Green Salt, 797Hc.
60@$1 so each. Otter, 81 0O(GS4 90 each.
Mink 4Oc9$1' 90. Fox S0c. Coon I2h@
30c.
LEATHER-Hemlock Sole Ss@S5e; Oak
Sole 42@46c; Saddle 40@43c; Brides $489
SO per dozen; Uppers 4O050c; Calfskins,
French e45@7O; American do. $80950.
LIVE SToCK-Choice beef cattle ara in
light supply. No. l Beeves, 6@7c; No. 2,
5H@6c; inferior, 4z@5e. Mich Cows,
S40G69 per head. Work Mules, $I25@17b.
Work Horses, $l00@$140.
MOLAssEs New Orleans re-boiled
drm at sOgzsc. Eastern syrups, 90
NAVAL SFoREs-Tar, In kegs, IS Is TO
S 10 for Pine: In 40 gallon bbls, s. TO 10;
Pitch % per Dbl; oakum s6 to % per
bale.
NAns-Fair demand at "a 50 rates.
OILs-Coal, 30@32c; Linseed raw, 81 30;
-GOs OOAA0tf ~ NoVIA ~ LkAEuf % tOtt1 UDs
Lubricating Coal OIL, 35@9Oc; Train Oil,
81 25@I 80; Crude Cottonseed Oil, 52055c.
PowDER-Riie, per kegs so; blasting,
a SO.
PRoDUcE-old Potatoes, 81 75@2 per
Dbl, apd DULL. new, $8@9.. Sweet PSta-
toes, 81 SO. New Onions, $4@4 so. Cab
bage, Sl5@IS per 100. III.
PRovIsIoNs-There is a disposition to
ask re higher on Bacon, but the demand
Nunnft anofifu ~ Wa uarnFa a-0nn 49,,
as follows: Clear Sides, 18@Iskc;
Clear Rib, H4@isc; Rib, Ek@17Kc;
Shoulders, l3%9l4c; Breakfast Ba-
con, I9020c; \. @. Hams, l902Oc:
Mess Pork, $50 5O93l. Rump, S25926.
Jowls Sl6@2O, Mess Reef Sl7@I7 90.
Lard, In tierces, lT]1c; kegs, 1sI@T9c.
SALT-Seling at ~ 40@2 SO per barrel,
delivered.
SuGARsEPrices are steady and demand
light. Common Louisiana, lO@I0Xe;
Fair, u@l1Kc; Good, 1lH@12c; Fully
Fair, I2(0l2Hc; Prime, lS@I3He; Choice.
I3X9I4c; Yellow Clarified, I4Z@I4Hc;
White Clarified, 15H@15<c /; Crushed
and Powdered, M@ldHei Coffee A, LAG
l41c b, I3%914Hc Extra @, 13K@
lSZc; c, i3Z@l3Xc.
SPIRITs-HighWines 81 O6@l o.; proof
spirits 81 2OQl Is; rectiied whisky s5c@
81 10.
sTARcHLK@sc per Ii,
SoAP-Mnttled 9zWlnKc; yellow 7Z@
SIC; common R97e. Candles I5@2Oc.
ToBACco-Prime natural leaf, light
pressed, Tc@1 10; fine fancy Va. 9Oe(GsI;
hne brigAb pounds, SoSS0c; medium
brigAt pounds, F9@sOc; common bright
pounds, 629F0c; medium bright halt
pounds, sound, 62@70c smoking, fine
and fancy, eO@SOe; medium and common,
S50bec.
Observation-Disclosures and picking, Ice
@25c.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE Rail-
RoAD-MANIFEsr OF FREIGHT RECEIVED
AT MEMPHIS, Tenn, May q, IS70.-
Mnrris, Lea 4 Co., q Daies cotton; Meach-
am q TreadweIl, 3 do; Jones, Brown q
Co., 8 dos Malone, Thomas & Co., 8 do;
Taylor, RadfOrd 81 Co., 3 do; Petit q
Simpson, II do; Stewart Bros. q Fizer,
l do; Newton Ford q Co., 10 do; Partee,
Burleson Il Co., J do Clarke, Ely & Co,
DO; Smith 4 webb, | sewing machine;
Thomas & Gross, l3 pkgs sundries;
Sehwob d Co, l do; R0otes, Vance 4 Co.,
sacks wheat EH Conner, L mule; Farga-
son & Clay, 2 pkgs sundriesJ A. Vaccaro
q Co., o do Oliver, Finnie & Co., % sacks
potatoes.
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ORDINANCE.

Be Il ordained by The General C0l1ci1 Of ne CTfy
Of Memphis:
SECTION 1. That for the purpose OF meeting
the current expenses Of the city government
Until a suficieney OF the taxes for This year
can be collected. the Mayor of the city shall
nave authority 10 borrow hfty Thousand dol
lars, or any less sum in the name OF the city,
at any rate Of interest which may then be
legal IN Tennessee; and to issue therefor the
notes OF the city of Memphis. signed by him
self and. countersigned by the City Register.
Said notes shall ncthavel longer than twelve
months TO run TO maturity, and shall be re-
ceivable at or after their maturity in pay
ment Of taxes upon real and personal prop
erty due the city fer general purposes, butnot
for taxes on sales and privileges. nor for
wharfage, nor for special axes for interest
upon the bonds OF the city.
Passed first reading. Rules suspended and
passed second and finair residing by Council.
Concurrhd in by Board first reading. Rules
suspended, and passed second reading.
= Approved Aay "a, 1870,
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. r. RICHANDs, City Register me-
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFIcE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, |
MEMPHIS. May %, 1870.

OFFIcE OF THE DAILY APPRAL,l
MEMPHIS. May %, 1870.
FINANCE.
The money marketi is quiet and ex-
change is irregular, both buying and
selling, though there is some disposition
to harden on the checking rates, owing to
the scant supply. Eastern bills are taken
at par in 4 or two cases, but generally
= discount is the rate, while banks check
at T@H premium. Then, again, we
heard of some who wanted currency and
offered TO sell exchange totheir neighbOrs
at par or nearly so. The exchange mar
ket is certainly very much unsettled and
no fixed rate can be given. Banks bay
and sell, just As they happen to need the
currency or the exchange.
County Warrants are dull; $500 were
taken by a dealer at 75c.
City Scrip is weak and Tennessee money
is offering in considerable quantities. We
do not learn Of any demand and dealers
could buy at 65@66c.
There is no demand whatever for gold,
except from brokers, who buy to ship at
1lsH@Il4, and the offerings are very
light.
The New York weekly bank statement
is favorable. The increase in legal ten
ders is quite a noticeable feature. The
statement is as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-29
ORDINANCE.

e u ordained by ne Board Of Mayor and Gene
erui COlIncii Of The eityof Memphis, as BOH0aus:
SECTION l. That it shall be deemed a mis-
demeanOr forany rag or junk dealer, or other
vendor, OF dealer IN secondhand articles or
commodities TO purchase any article or COM
modify belonging to his trade, from any MI
nor, without the written consent of the pa
rent, guardian or employer OF such minor.
SEC. 2 Any person found guilty ofviOlating
the provisions Of this ordinance shall be
hned not less than ten nor more than fifty
dollars,
Passed first reading; rules suspended, and
passed finally by Council. Passed first read
ing; rules suspended, and passed second and
dnalr reading by Board Of Aldermen.
Approved May q, 1870.
John JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: Z. R RICHARDS. City Register. m22
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SATURDAY. 18th IUNE.

During legal hours, ia front of the Law Court
room, city of Memphis, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described
property lying and being in Shelby county,
Tennessee, to-wit: Lots Nos. Q and 10 IN
Block No. II, in the town of Fort Pickering.
each lot having a front of Is feet ON Carolina
street, running north one hundred feet to an
alley; Lot No. 3 being the southeast corner
of Block IL, at the intersection of Fifth and
Carolina streets, and Lot No. 10, lying imme-
diately adjoining on the west-levied ON rs
the property OF VIM. BrachOogel.
MARCUS WRIGHT,
Sheriff shelby county.
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, Attorneys foI
Plaintiffs. myHi
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SHERIFF,s SALES.
Shsriff's Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue Of a Venditi0nl exp0nas to me
- directed from the Supreme Court of the
state Of Tennessee, in the case Of e. II. Pitt
man and w. H. Ptttman, partners as Pitt
man & Brother, against W. L. Stewart and N.
D.. l.. stewart, partners as W. L. Stewart
& Brother, directing me TO sell the land
hereinafter described, to satisfy a Judgment
which said plaintiffs recovered against said
defendants in the Supreme Court on the nth
day Of May, 1865, for the sum OF s5G6S So, con-
hrmtng a Judgment OF the Law court OF
Memphis, rendered the 10Th day OE March,
1867, in favor OF said plaintiffs, against said
defendants, with interest thereon and costa
and to satisfy SAID Judgment, court costs,
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ORDNANCE.

BE e ordained bEAhs General C0tncflof ate city
OF Memphis: Thai the grade OF Poplar street,
from Boundary avenue to Dunlap street, be,
and the same IL hereby chaRgeds from the
black line so az to correspond with the red
lines on the City Engineers profile herewith
ftH9 s1la aa5u ai ~ ItEu
Passed irst reading by Council; rules sus-
/ pended, and passed \ second and nnalredd-
Ing, and passed q first reading by Board Of
Aldermen; rules suspended, and BY them
passed a second reading. (" o -
Approved May "a, 1870 tosE
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. II. RICHARDS, City Register. ma
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COTTON IN LIVERPOOL. z
LIVERPOOL, May %, IL a.m.-Cotton
opens quiet and dull. Uplapds. lOAd Dld;
"a asked. Orleans, IL to 11Ed.
LIVERPOOL, 2 PIN Cotton quiet;
sales, 10000; exp ort and speculation
1000; uplands, 10Ad; Orleans, lis
ND. sini
NEW YORK WEEKLY COTTON STATEMENT
AND STATEMENT OF ALL UNITED STATES
PORTS.
Reeeiptsat this port for the week. 1887
Receipts this port since Sept. lst- 694,956
Exports this port since Sept. 1st.- 3Il,seS
Stock on hand at this port-----., 54,OOO
Receipts at all ports for b week. 30,0OO
Receipts all ports since Sept. 1st- $685. y
Stock at all ports at this time..-.-- Slo,OOO
Exports for the week from New
York to Liverpool. ....--. ..-....-. a,foJ
Exports for the week from New q
York to Bremen---..--.~---- 80
Exports from all ports for the
week to Liyerpool,-w--.-.--- S5,5FO
Exports from all ports for tho
week 10 the Continent, .....-.,..-. l,2S2
The New York Herald of the 24th says
Of India cotton and the Mediterranean
ports:
The Suez Canal, so long deeriedt begins
at length, even after but a fsw months or
regular service, to reveal its immense
utility. As kilograms from London now
frankly admit, One-half OF the cotton that
is sent from India to Earope already
passes through that new channel OF trade.
Weeks z we had occasion to note The
wonderful rapidity of the transi BY which
the raw material from Bombay reached
Liverpool via Suez, was manufactured
into cloth and was Feshipped for the re-
turn trip within the lapse of forty days
from its first embarketion. But now APP
pears another remarkable feature in this
Supervising change. BY the admlssi0n OF
the British merchants themselves not
one-half of this cotton now goes all b
way to England, but is taken UP and con-
sumed sn route at the MediterraneaE
ports. We feel safe in suggesting that
the Adriatic cities AnGona, Venice and
Trieste also come in for a goodly share.
The Italian and Austrian merchants were
in the field at the first moment, and have
established regular lines of trading steam
ers between their PQEts and tue Egyptian
entrepot at the mouth of the canal. The
Italians, particularly, are exhibiting I'M
expected enterprise in this matter, and
the newborn activity of their manufac-
lures may be inferred from their ready
and large consumption Of the raw mate
rial. Palermo, Naples, Leghorn and 9e-
nOa are regaining their old prosperity and
energy, and thus we see commerce and
industry going hand in hand with SCIENCE
and free institutions,