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GONE TO swlrzERIAND.-Charles Ar.
benz, wife and child, Of this city, took
passage for Zurich, Switzerland, in q stea'
mer which cleared from New York one
day last week. 49,. ~. L..--L-
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STILL HOLDING 0S.-Thc ice on the
creek was still III stata quo, last evening,
and unless there Is a frcshet, will proba-
bly, remain until It melts. OF this there
is no tlattering prospect at present, as
there was a decided change in the tenn
pcratllrc Yesterday afternoon.
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Posr OFFICE Ms.-Ncwton Pollen
has been appointed postmaster at Jackson
G. H., Jackson county, cice Henrietta
Rogers, resigned.
The Office at Hawks Nest, Faycttc
county, has been discontinued. Papers
should now go 10 GaulCy Bridge.
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PERsoNAI.-Nr. Francis P. Lambert
late editor OF the Charleston Herald, was
in the city, Saturday, On route to his former
home in the State Of New York.
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GUARDIANS ApPoRTED.-Last Tues.
day John Heane was appointed guarnlan
OF Mary Campbell-bond 500; and on
Friday, Curran Mendel Of Eugene and
Harry Durett-bond $4,000.
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CABINET MYSTERIES Don't fall to go
70 Washington Hall tonight to sec the
cabinet Mysteries" fully shown up by a
young gentleman Of this city. Ho issaid
to excel Miss Ellis in spirit manifesto.
TONS" Lot every one go out and thus
accomplishatwo Objects Sec how it Is
done, and help tho Children's Home.
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FERRY Boar suNk.@Thc steam ferry
boat, Eureka, running between the Tor
Mill and Martinsville was cut through and
sunk early Saturday morning; by the ice
Aholc ten or twelve feet long was torn in
the hull, when she almost Immediately
filled and went down. BY the time The
river Is free from ice, she will be all right
again. q, tgs-ir.' LIZ
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BOARD OF REo1sTRAuoN.-This.B Board
will be in session today at the Court
House. The special object Of the meet.
ing is to receive the books from the seve.
raj city registrars
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ADMINISTRATOR AproNTED.-Letters
administration were granted last Thurs
day to William II. Day, upon the estate
OF Enoch G. Day, deceased-bond $500,
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Fmsr SINCE TIM BRfAk.ur.-we
hear that the steamer St. Charles, bound
for Pittsburgh, passed up yesterday. She
stopped o short umel AZ our wharf and
proceeded on her way.
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TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-.The
following transfers Of real estate were ad-
mitted'to record during the week ending
on the 18th inst: -,
Deed made Sept 90, 1858, by Robert
3, Williamson and wife 10 John Phillips,
for 8 acres and Z perChes Of land on little
Wheeling creek, adjoining Higgs' land;
$3.50, Admitted Jan. 7.
Deed made Dec. IA by Edward Plues
and wife TO Robert Morris, for fractional
lots Nos. 0, 10, and II in T. 0men's add.
ton to South Wheeling; $s5. Admitted
Jan, 2, =, a
Deed made Dec, 81 by B. NJ. EofI, ex,
ecutor, and Helen s, Eof, to the village
Of LeatherwoOd, for II square perches Of
land on the creek S75, Admitted Jan.
Deed made Dec. 5 by Warren Cooper 10
Herman Gehringer, Tor lot No. 80 In Full.
ton, opposite John Zoeckler's residence;
$3.50. Admitted Jan. 0.
Deed made Dec. /, by Benjamin E.
DUNCAN and wife To Charles Landkrohn,
for lot No, 40 In Lagrange, South Wheel.
ing; $3.50. Admitted January 10. o.
Deed made January II, 1871, by Thos,
HornbroOk and wife 70 Frank and Thomas
Dolln, for the southeast quarter Of lot No.
q, Market street, Sixth Ward; $500. Ad.
mitted January II.
Deed made January 10, 1871, by Geo.
u, Littleton and wife 10 Theodore Fink,
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New Advertisements.


Washington Hall-The Black King,
Cabinet Manifestations Exposed.
Dissolution Of Partnership. g .a-
Notice-K. U. r.
New Bacon.
Mess Pork.
Prime Carolina Rice, u. ,n
spiccs%Pe S Gloves, Sc.
New 7,80 Gold Loan.
The New Photo Crayon.
Agents wanted for Belden, &c
Agents wanted for Satan in Society.
The Bridal Chamber.
Rheumatism, &c,
List Of Letters. Vt.
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CIAIILIA sIMTLIBUs CURAN TUR
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

HOMEUPATHlC SfEC1FLC5
Have proven from the most ample experience
an entire success: Simple-Prompt- :kdiclent
aud Reliable. They arc the Best Family Medl'
cInes In use-Bo simple that mistakes cannot be
made in using them 80 harmless as 70 DO free
from danger, and 80 efficient as 10 be always 70.
liADle. They hayercoeived the highest common:
dalton from the thousands who have long used
and known them, and will always render salts
action 10 those who try them.
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MATRMoNIAI.-six marriage licenses
were issued from the Recorders office
during the week ending last Friday even
ing. ,ge4cr e- "a F t--
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sour own wATcH.''-As a reliable
and accurate timer the watch imported
directly from Europe, by oxtOby &
Dufleld, is q decided success. Many who
have carried the watch for more than q
year have testified to It's merits, and every
one sold Is fully guaranteed. Gail at 1O4
Market street. below McIare House, for
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, spectacles, &c.
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Jusr received another lot of those fine
bottom Broadway Walking Boots, at
L. v. Blends. ias s
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FOR SALE.

dor SALE OR RENT-oNE HUN.
II dred acres OF land and one hundred and
ATTY acres Of coal privilege, within 200 yards Of
the Cleveland aud Pittsburgh Railroad Depot In
mill or manufacturing purposes, The coal bank
Ii In good working condition and eonyenlent for
supplying coal to the city or shipping by river OF
railroad, There Is on tho premises sixteen tene;
ment houses, two very large buildings, one Of
them containing machinery which had been used
OF four acres, 10 good bearing OF Hartford and
Concord Grapes, and 800 or 800 choice fruit trees.
For terms and further particulars inquire on
the premises J0HNM. K0HNL1NE;
lAnll - BElhgepprt, Ohio.
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PREsESTs- There Is no more desirable
present than a suit ofclOthes such as Is
gotten up In the latest style by J. T.
Lakin & Co., No. 81 Monroe street. Call
and examine their stock as they take
pleasure in showing goods Remember
the place Is Monroe street, three doors
south ofMarket 81, .rdlb sd awMis
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LADIES White, Kid and Turkey Mo-
rocco Broadway Walking Slippers, just
received at L. v. Blond's,ca 4b'o
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ON hundred and twenty-five pairs Misses
Turkey Morocco and Goat Balmoral
Shoes, best Philadelphia make, at $500.
Every pair warranted, stI. v. Blond's
iO7 Main stIll 9sda1si i-fo44Il
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Ht..L.H FUND.- kAIhACFy ~.
Cures Piles, Neuralgia, TO0thaehe, Bleeding
OF ;he Lungs, Stomach, Nose or other Organs,
Burns, Bruises, Lamenesl, Spralns, Rheuma'
tlSm, Sore Throat, sore Eyes, BOlls, eoTnA,
Ulcers, Old Sores. The Best Family Medicine
Price, s.Or. &c.,, Plntss 90, Quarts 81 IS.
H- These Remedies, except PONDS TX \
TRACT, by the case or elngle box, arc sent 70
any partof tho country, BY mail or express, fee
OF charge, onreceipt Of the price r...
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
'H HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY
once and depot, No. So BROADWAY, New York
DR., Humphreys IL consulted daily OF his office,
personally Or by letter, as above, for all forms oi
disease, ttap ISf
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
A full assortment Of the above for sale IN Wheel
Ing By t5s ri, EDMUND BOOKING,
fl BOOKING b CARROLL,
LOGAN, LIST q co.
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ID Z. d."
DEMocRATIC PRIMARY MEETINGS.
Tho following arc the names Of the dele
gates to the Democratic Convention to be
held this evening at ., o'clock, and the
nominations for the First and Second
Branches of the City Council:
~" ,,-l FIRST WARD.
Dstgates-J. G. Forbes, Joseph Stein
and Matthew Altmeyer, gWq q, qaa.
Couhe1-First Branch-A. ]. Pannel
and William Goshorn Second Branch
Joseph Steger, Jacob Altmeyer, Eugene
List and H. W. Phillips. i ','
u W iil SECOND WARD. ~ ,.a ID.
.Dsleggdtes-J.w. G. Smith, W. II. Sham.
bra and J. R. Merge. e'l q s.ht
COuneil-First Branch-D. Shambra
and T. P. Shallcross. Second Branch
j. G. Smith and P. Kennedy.
s THIRD WARD.
DeLgatcs-A.w. Kelley, Thos. O'Brien
and Robert Simpson, ~ ''
Colncil-First Branch-Philo Kimber.
" and A. W. Kelley, Second Branch
John Keim, James s. Wheat, Robert
Simpson and s. Bracy.
jlEli . rotRTH WARD. 3E IA,
DDlgates-Wm. Dorsey, VIM. 7. En-.
blem and John O'Neill N LII. a
0ouna-Fist Branch-John w. Bor-
ing and A.. J, Cecil. Second Branch
Robert Crawford, ]. s. Stroehlein, James
Shallcross, John H. Smith and John
| Howell, ~ Nv .ram .t.Nti tMfN I.s4r
.I IEfS p FIFTH WARD. @ t,' at
D. q :; VIM v Y H l.. Stark, VIM. Myles
C0uaciEFlrst BranCh-A. Wilson and
John Butterfeld. Second Branch-Ed.
Wisegarber, John Wagner, Joseph Sails
| hurv. and Bennn HAMMER. ~ y
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SIXTH WARD.

Dulgaes-John q. Miller, James Pc.
ters and james Durkin.
Council First Branch-William II.
Harrison and 7. ]. Campbell. Second
Branch George Forbes Porter Smith and
John Cooper
qa srs; SEVENTH WARD. 4sa
Delegates Wallace B, Lukens, VIM. N.
wilkins and Thomas Clark. 81 stt
No Councllmen were nominated.
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Photo rayonsareallth erngeatthePartr
Gallery. E.. w iaa =, 'lt.1
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TIM Purest and sweetest God Liver on in TIE
world, manufactured from frelh healthy ltyers
upon the SEA shore. ttispertectly pure and sweet
Ask ior Hazard D caSwClrs Cod Liver OH"
''' -" u6aswBLL, HAZARD . Co,
New York,
- .e'Ie'tf mIJaSTu.yrd&w
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Family Cases, In Morocco, with
IS large dram Walls, containing the above
an list with book OF directions complete siSS g
70 inpapCr ease, with book. 1850. s 0
VETERINARY SP ECIFICS.
Case OF 10 1.oS ytAls, in fluid, 100 doses each,
with manual OF directions, giving full
account Of all diseases OF Horses, Cattle,
SHEEP, Dogs and Hogs, with null dircc-
lions for use, In neat walnut case, COM 4
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ToR RENT-sToRE ROOMS
II And Dwelling House, No. q Main NJ
street, now occupied by JACOB SFRAuB, -
Merchant Tailor. Possession given on the lBt oil
April; Inquire Of HENRY KURTZ'
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FOR RENT.
PoR RENT

ROOMS on Cd and Sd Floor, in arst building,
south Of Mcclure House, Market street; also,
rooms IN Mcclure House, on Monroe street.
Apply to JOHN MCCLURE, ianl0
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Hints No AdTertIsers.

In writing TO the publisher Of a paper
10 make arrangements for Advertising
make all your communications as short
as possible, and always 10 the point.
When whiting 10 learn the cost of any
advertisement bc caretil 20 observe the
following instructions
Send copy Of the ADVERTISEMENT
Publishers always insist ON knowing the
uanle and business Of the advertiser.
NSta,e tlci space il is to occupy this
should be giTnn 10 lines or inches.
IL you cannot tell the space you wish
the advertisement to occupy, be particu-
lar 10 state whether il is 20 be set close,
or displayed moderately or handsomely.
Give as good an idea aS you can. This
is often best done by cutting from some
paper sample advertisement, which
will illustrate your wants.
State how long your advertisement is
TO be inserted, and what position in the
paper you wish il to occupy.
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The flag ship OF the Russian feet, with
the GraAd Duke Alexis arrived at New
York very early Sunday morning. After
the Svctlana parted company With the
Bogatirc, they were forced by n lack of
coal to continue the voyage under sail
Battling and strong head winds were
encountered, and ON the 10th, llth ard
f2bh OF October the ship was met by ter
nblc gales, which, first setting in from
the southwest, changed 10 the nprth-
west, blowing very hard. The wind then
varied 10 the north east, and the ship
had 10 beat about, gaining very little
headway. The gale Of the 18th OF No
vember delayed the frigate for six days
no observations could be taken, and
nautical calculations had 10 be made
from star observations. The officers hy
this means discovered that they were
between Cape May and Cape Hatteras.
About 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon a
pilot was taken from BaTnegat Light
house. Notwithstanding the rain Of
Monday the Grand Duke met with a
fine reception at the hands Of the naval
military and civic authorities Of New
York.
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AeunnlnT HxpedIeut.

There Is lauie among tho Hindoos
that thief having been detected and
condemned TO die, happily bit upon an
expedient which gave him hope ~ hie
He sent for his Roaler, aud told hinl he
had secret Of great Importance which
he desired 10 iulpaft 10 the king, aud
when he had done that he was prepared
10 die. Upon reeeiying this piece OF in
telligence, the king al once ordered the
culprit TO be conducted into his presence,
and demanded ofahim 10 know his secret.
The chief replied that he knew the secret
81 causing trees to grow that would bear
fruit of pure gold. The experiment
might be easily tried, and his majesty
would not lose the opportunity so, ae-
.companied by his prime minister. his
courtiers aud his chief priest, he went
with thes thief 10 spot selected near thc
city wal. hhefa the thief performed q
series ofsoiemn incantations. This done
the condemned man produced piece OF
gold, and declared that il II should he
planted. II wonlh produce tree every
bfaueh of which would bear gold
But" he added, 80 this must be put
into the ground 10y hand that has never
been stained by any dishonest act My
hand is not ,elean. therefore pass il 10
your nll44
The King took the piece Of gold, but
hositated. Finally he said, | remem-
her in my younger days that / often
flohed money from my fathers treasury
which Was not mine. have repented
of the 'dRs bptyet ! hardly dare say my
haud is eleaii. Ipass it, therefore 10 my
prime minister.
The latter, after brief consideration
answered, at was "a pity 10 break the
charm through possible blunder. ! re-
ceive taxes from the people and as i am
exposed Nsnny temptations, how can L
be sure thnl have remained perfectly
honest must give it 10 the governor
of our eihiNtl@
NaR Iih y cried the governor, draw
ing back AAr Remember that have the
serving out Of pay aud provisions to the
soldiers. Let the high priest plant IL, =
Aud the priest said, " lou forget ; i
have the collecting of tithes, and the
disbursements for sacrifice. "
AT length the thief exclaimed Your
majesty, / think ID were better for society
that all five of us should be hanged,
since il appears that no, an honest man
can be found among us."
In spah of the lAmentable exposure.
the king laughed aud SO pleased was he
with the thief's cunning eApedient, that
be granted him a pardon.
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The Ayonlale Horros.

Sinee the loss Of the Ayondale coal
breaker by fire, and the additional terri-
bile loss Of a hundred lives from the ef'
feet upon the ventilation OF the NINE
there has been endless and fruitless spec,
ulation as to its cauS, aud the profound
mystery which shTouded IL at the time
has since enyeloped il, and while the
story which reaches us comes from no
authoritatiKs SnpFce, IL is stu ~ sen
circulate 4 tiiat Va reel frstihed IN gfrinc
II for what il may be worth.
A man who lived somephere near
Grand Tunnel disai from the effects OF
small -pox last Friday night. In his last
moments he said 10 those about hin
thAt there was something on his mind
which troubled him, and he could not
die AT rest with himself until he told it,
He went on to say that the Steuben
tAvnndalel breaker was never fired 10y
accident. hut that he was one Of party
OF six who fired il. ,E4. O.
Then giving his own name he under-
took 10 give others, but could only ar
ticnlate what was understood 10 be
/" Michael, when lalnting ft attacked
him frlIn which hc did not rally, dying
shortly after.
Ii viii Of course never be known what
he intended to diyulge. but he has GER
tainly left enough behind him 10 confirm
the belief Of some who have held that
the burning of the breaker was through
foul means, and il may open the way TO
find ont whether there is really any fonn-
dation FOR theibelief And should inves-
tigation show that there was foul play,
We hope that not q stone may be left IN
turned 10 bring the Wrctches, who could
plan and carry out so dastardly and awful
a scheme. 20 summary and efectiTe re-
tribution. .-lScruntoH RspHbliom.
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There was d mixed company, on n GER
tain OCCASION, ON board a steamer which
was passing the port OF Monterey In CAL
ifornia. One ~ the passengers oShihi-
ted his geography and history or rather
the place where they ought to have been
by observing
"Thar's whar General Taylor Gin the
Mcxicans fits. y
Monterey suggested Buena Vista. on
which another person ineautiously said
"Thar's whar The Indianians run
away. "
This was Of course at once contra,licted
by an Indianian, who ayerred, 4" They
only fell back 90 get hettor lighting
ground. That in return was contro'
verted. A hot discussion NArang up,
which was growing personal, and likely
10 be rehearsal OF the great fight, when
friend interferod as paoifieator. by say
ing he did not want 10 be held RESPONSE
hle for what he was about 10 say. and hs
Thought il would sottle the whole diiii.
Guilty.
That looked encouraging hut when
he commenced 10y saying that " he heard
they were liars as well as towards, " il
did not look that wayi il looked very
maeh like a Free State free fight,
Now just hold ON till | tell you what
/ heard, expOstulated the rash friend,
{" When the Indianians were running
away, or falling back, as may be, a fel.
low was making back track as fast rs his
horse could carry him, Another fellow
living ON the ground, aud making as much
noise as his lungs would allow, called to
the horsoman. For Gods sake, take me
and save me from massacre. "
"'Where are you hit
"'Only in the leg,
sHe was beneyolently taken mp be-
hind the horseman, and ON they went,
until they reached surgeons quarters.
Pulling up, the rider told that function
airy
q Here doctor, here's case for you.
"Sealpel looked up from his bloody
work, bat inquired With evident indig-
nation
"'What did You bring him here for ?
d" For YOU 10 attend to him of ooursei I
"'Go and get his head, them!
The rider turned, and saw bleeding
headless trunk. His astonishment was
only eaualed by his Indignation.
q The lying son of a gun he bawled
out she told me he was only hat in the
legr
The friends explanation proved salts
factory, rs all hands laughed.
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A HoRRIBLE TRAGEDY. A man by the
name of John q. Clinton, Of Lynn,
Mass, was heard by some ncighbors 10
be ill-treating his wife, these people
being attracted TO the cottage by the
screams OF a woman. subsequently the
house was observed 10 be on fire, and
three men who were living in the noigh-
borhood broke into the house and found
the corpse OF Mrs. Clinton horribly
charred aAd. emaciated, the flesh falling
from the arms and legs Of the body rs it
was being conveyed 10 the police station.
A little boy, one of the family, returning
from an evening school, discovered the
house was on fire and Immediately rushed
up stairs 10 rescue younger brother,
when he was encountered by his father,
10 whom he stated the fact aud showed
him the dead body of his mother. The
man is believed 20 have thrown kero-
sene lamp ut his wife, the oil saturating
her clothing. and after badly beating her
set her on fire.
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wsacs sass that aFa reiisnos. that rb-uluse. an
asahsauE tAith in tho sasaey q HosaSsiers Slsnhch
Hsfsess remedy iOF Indigestion bilioas daordprs
tnsrrpitent sHd rrrntaent levprs ~Aioa sstossgary
prevails 10 s parts q the Uuscd slaigsf Thss coah-
dsrc has eocn erovisF for twenty year and q !, stf
csasndns Il Hut iAs result Il ervasl,y "A has bos
brru sasepdsrr b. ahy hnnAs dsEics. bi 10 ne spob-
tAaesus Aa natural ennseuensr of rEpersrnes. What
people daily rOinE uaasr their they can
not qusssle whsa FaHcain unhcalthy diHtrars that
rso iothis ehoicrcss vegetable tanis pssEenstvs.
escss persoaieal sessrs sns sAssr isa.ihss nssAhs
Who nssless that pFocsssas, pTo.raisd ~ he ds
eass. ha~ iisasls thhi shs phrnansnoa ssoul4 BE-
uthnui i,s iespopr ~ Htr ~hsa i' seen that
ostinstc oArcs Oi dyspepsia cf vcr complaint. Of
ssipaten % weAknrs and " Ernrrsi debility.
yield the operation of the famous renea,. hew can
even nereduiisy itsef withhold endorsement Eye-
wiacsses q The ssatary sec.s of the bes " BE-
found every civilized settlement this oontzent
The ghouaands upon thousands who their restnra
hcalth and strength their preservation from
Sickness its extraordinary medicinal rropertas
enthusiastic in IL praise Tho natitadcs who rscosn-
uucnd in nsienhcrly uAT 10 their frieaAs Gad &C.
qualntanccss assn esthdsswhe make pahlie tnsE es
innate ot iis rirtucs always ready 10 state thstr
rossuns for the faiiA that them. They have al ei
thsr feli or witnessed ita beniforut operations
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1871-12-08

READ THE PAPER.-How much more
intelligent and fascinating the majority
of young ladies would be were they to
give a little more attention TO newspaper
reading. We do not mean the fash
papers OF the day which are filed with
matter which, lift does no harm, can
certainly do no good, but to newspapers
those which make MS familiar with
present character and improvements OF
the age. II is well enough 10 know
something Of the worlds history, but 1T
is with the present we have mainly TO
deal, and we know OF no more engaging
trait in lady's character than fair nc
duaiutance with passing events. Every
young lady should have an intelligent
opinion on the moral, political and re-
ligious subjects Of the times, and the
best, and the only way to find this. is to
read good newspapers diligently.