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~ pdelsy. the Marshal Of the city Of
8ufk1gtoa, asespdsd - tho roof Of
hishpsai o. lst SuAday, TO shovel OF
the snoN, and while bustly engaged.
his fst slipped from under him, and
down 10 plunged into . snow-drift
ssven IT. desp. His cries of dis
tssss speedily brought citizens to the
rsscss. He sustained no injury, but
was Awfully scared.
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From tho frequent neatioa ~ the
press Of the State ctthe names OF
GovetRskAl lsaa hnA he Ags.s lB..

rrotl' wy HtVHSssS I. so'V
press Of the State cftte names OF
Govefnslfss! flfi5.l me ne llsO'sl' %
Howell, in connection on with ltil. the Sen
atoria' race race We .re nov led 70 believe
that both these gen''emen are G.noi-
dates Tor tho poe'tleA. Iney afs co'n
goodand ttuc men, neither 81 whom !.
will ever, in our Jud sment, Do foano
wantinga6S MkhMhy3 honsst'y ana
carefaAE sustaining The principle. Of
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80 we Paris, Jan. IL.
There are Indications that the enc.
my intend to make grand assault
from the North if the ground is "a.
vorable for the distribution of troops.
Em m london, Jan. II.
King William telegraphs to the
Queen from Versailles, under date Of
the 18th, that the number ofprisoners
captured in the recent battles of Lie
Mans has been increased to fully 20
600. Four locomotives and 40 wag.
ons are among the spoils. ''H
A dispatch from Versailles says the
Germans were attacked on the 18th
by asuperior French force, but sue
cecded 10 escaping BY, cutting their
way through the enemy's lines.
Advices from Laval of the 10Th
state that the army OF Gen. Chausey
retreated in excellent order. Fifty
thousand French had left Cherbourg
to reinforce Chausey, and others are
to be sent at once. ~ s1a&afa sass
ts Springfield, Jan. H..
At II o'clock this morning both
Houses Of the Legislature took up an
order to vote for United States Sena.
tor. In the Senate the vote was as
follows: Thomas r. Turner, DEM,
Is; Jno. A. Logan, Republican, 3d.
In the Holser7l votes were cast for
Turner, 80 for Logan, and two for
Snyder. ~ +
60. Boston, Jan. 16.
Hon. Henry Wilson was reelected
United States Senator this afternoon.
The following was the vote in the
Senate: Wilson, Rep. "a; Wendell
Phillips, Labor Reform, l. In the
House, Wilson, 10; Adams, DEM,
81; Phillips, 10; Dawes, 3; J-W. Wells
Brown, 1. f29 ~ : Y
p Sandy Hook, Jan.17.
The United States steamship Ten.
nessee sailed this afternoon with the
San Domingo Commissioners on
board. While proceeding down tho
harbor they, met and organixsd.--
They resolved TO proceed directly to
San Domingo city, touching at the
Bay Of Samor only if tho Captain
should think it advisable, then run to
tho Capital t6rst, TO show proper re.
spect 70 the city and country
ma New York, Jan. II.
The Methodist Book Concern trial
of Dir. Lanahan assembled ia
executive. session this afternaon,
After long argument q sub-commit-
tee was appointed to mediate between
Drill. and tho Concern, and bring
about settlement satisfactory to
both parties. A majority Of the
committee arc in tavor of ending the
present proceeding. aud a small
minority are in favor Of continuing
the investigation, hence the discus.
sion. 81 tszf 81 90 sl,g "a
.9lsR -. Omaha, Jan. II.
5aIn the Legislature today the
ballot was taken for United States
Senator. resulting al follows Hitch
cook, eighteen; Thayer, seventeen ,
Saunders, fifteen Rogers, ono, and
the Legislature adjourned until to.
morrow. sssa it3i1 g 81
Washington, Jan. ~.
n The Ways and Means Committee
to-day agreed to report the bill
milking uniform tax lofltwo dollars
per gallon on imported whiskey, inn.
ported brandy, gin and rum. Nv.
dispatch from Dover, Delaware,
says Governor Eli Lounsberry, pres
emit Senator, was nominated by the
caucus last night. ae.ss
Msmphis, Jan. IL.
II is thought that tifty-eight lives
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Chicago Live Stock.

Is 81 Chicago, Jan. l7.4l
Cattle--Market nearly nominal
Receipts 800. Few sales at former
prices.
y Hogs-Receipts 10000. Market
steady and unchanged, ut g, SS{07.l9s.
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A NovEL TEMPERANCE SourITY.-
Several years since there existed in
New Bedford . secret temperance
society, consisting Of thirty members,
that has just como TO light. Tho
admission fee was Eve dollars, and
tho regulations were that if one OF
the members got tight he should be
carried home on . whselbarrow, and
pay fine Of fifty osntA and each
additional time he WAS caught, ffty
cents more WAS added. AZ they
were . sst of jovisl fellows. tho treas
ury was always full.
If such society was formed here,
wheelbarrows would bs IN great
demand.
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The Ottumwa Copperhead having
shed lts old skin crawls s'UHcHANaED"
fr0m it's lair Democrat. Pretty carly
for snakes! Without TESTING, Sam.
Evans issa genial fsl!ow, whose hon
est avowal of ,so-cailed Democrats
principles has done more, to build up
the Republican party in WapeIlo
county, than all the Rsppblican Jour-
mails published in il. Coca "Sam ;"
You are doing a good work. r7Eddy.
nile Gazette. $780, $500
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One OF the most bitter sarcasms OF
the day is that of Fred Douglass, in
his speech at the New England dim
ner at Washington. His ancestors.
he said, came 10 the Mayfower, too |;
that rs soon as she landed the Pill
grims at Plymouth Rock, she sailed
for the African coast and brought in
. cargo Of slaves, and that he was y
descendant Of the latter load Of Pill
grims. ,,,....5,s Is
The Fcnian prisoners, who were
recently released from the British
prisons, will be royalty received in
this country. The State Department
sont from Washington, immediately
after tho intolligenceof their release
arrived, a proposition to furnish them
first class passage : TO tho United
States, which they of course readily
accepted. 'Ae3 &
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Il HOUSE, lgtsae: ssssi ]
Washington, Jan. II. {

Mr.. Washburne, from t6s Coppit-
tee on Appropriations reported .
regular appropriation bill, which -
made special order for Thursday.
Mr.. Butler offered . resolution
authorizing the President 70 appoint
three Commissioners TO examine tho
report rs to the distribptions pf The
aid granted by the Government 70
the Pacific and other RAILROAD CON.
panies what persons have. derived
benefit tberefrom and 70 what extsnt
and in what manner. ss tassss
At half past one the House went
into Committee of the Whole. and
resumed the consideration lot The
Legislative, Executive and judicial
Appropriation bin. IS i Is ae y.
An amendment was offered 70
increase the salaries Of; Circuit
Judges from 5000 to $780, and
after discussion was also. amended to
out down the salaries to ~, 800.
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AYi9F9 / std eufis Hssgl.s' g lisA sftF
4lst Congress Third ssslaion'l
y Summary u Ffoc6 Sdf1xs W
"a ,of5eg EENkTH. reafe etls a7
4e.sei aWashsnkAouyJsu. 10: u

T1e,Senath e0neusrpd n 6hodeo
amendments TO 4 bill sgth 0rixinG -
issue Of an additional three hpndreA
.millibns bt five per cont. bonds. :,
Senator YatsS 1nefed Z JOINT RES
luton proposing o. alhe6ame1NrS1
tia ConatitstipHof ~ BDitsa6t osd
making eligible TO the ohieA tQe REes.
ident all persona who have pttelNelda
the Ags0 80 years, knd bSen i6df:::
te6h yaafsbA resident ,aSs ~ UAESd
d6satSA D Refsrred,t yIslnersxs dis
i The Senate re6lmed 4 Il 3 aqn9i -
tie EsstJF 81 Ohio 1Sfisdl6 liosslgx
Fpowersevsf itAeat t5s1al UtsStaUd
thsl building OF che &aldieee Homsk
sod after : discussion Rassed A. p
70 IL s..ss.
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CENTENNIAh CELEBAArIoN.-We
confess 70 liking for the move on
foot in Congress TO have . CentenD-
ial 4th'of July celebration at Phila-
delphia, next July. If . programme
could be arranged that would bring
back to DO re-enaoted - many Of the
old scenes a. possibleas they occurred
one-hundred years ago in that wonder
full Congress Of the old Confederation,
we would think is might be made
most interesting, .ouching and i'm
pressive. Let us have Q national
holiday at old Independence HALL
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I The Washington Pfsss says: "The
B. : n. Head names . locomotive
g Fits Henry Warren" All right /,
for Fitx hrs rspentsd Of his A. J. epi-,
sods, and owns that It Vas "ths
DIT f6si thing he ever did |"
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JH. Honey, formerly Secretary
Of State Of lows, i Steward Of the
Ym Bqrsn county Hoor Farm.
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Otkumwa &0t. Paul Raalroads
ID order thas our friends from
abPad may ~, Ripappusbs>d ths
nOfeuent in Vhe SEor now being
uaf 10 in this city, = exseod ouEsroad
70 Pisoaqnsy, and eonisoturs froa
our labor in that behalf, that We
have abandoned the Ottumwa 4 st.
Pasl Railroad, We wish to say that,
tAeIroad to Sigourney hes long been
upon Ne hands Of osr psseae, and
thai, N In no way intsffsrcs with the
othsr prcjsut, but, On the contrary,
We bsiisvs n viii Is ID aid to II.
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A Mrs. Master, ID Crawford coun.
", las sued . maiden Of twenty-five
yeafs, named Sarah Mason, for sedu-
oipg her Husband, laying her damages
y 5000. Mis- Sarah 10 said TO- pos
sess . eOodly laaded estate.
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e 1t IL . happy thought to set up
mural tablets on kitchen walls COM
memorating the failing and dement's
Of departed cooks, tor the benefit of
their successors, rs thus !:
a Suddenly,
5s 49, fs In o 3D. WsF 49,
nt of temper,
1t IL o'clock m. atg@ t~9
On Tuesday, April 9. 1870, &
BRIDGET OFLAHERTY,
good cook. IHf 1sg
lint
peppery in the extreme!

Departed this kitchen. without any warning,
Early st. Patrick . day in the morning,
ret McShano,
Who cen to get breakfast refused to remain,
Tho cause Of Chis exit untimoly you seek1
She could only 80 ont seven times In the
fssgf-Bostsn TRANSCRIPT,
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To Train A HORSE TO STAND
Take your horse on the barn floor
and throw a strap over his back and
fasten it to his right fore foot; lead
him along and cay "whoa," at the
Same time pull down the strap, which
throws him on three feet and makes
him stop suddenly. This is the best
way known to teach whoa, though
you can put on. the war bride, and
say whoa, and give him sharp jerk
that will etop him about as soon as
the strap 10 his foot. Then put him
in the harness with the foot strap
as directed under the head OF s.Train-
ing TO horses, and drive him up TO
the door, Tho moment ho under.
takos to move, tako lis foot and say
whoa. Get in your carriage and get
out again ratio the thills, make all
the noiso getting in and out you can !;
give bin tosmdarstaad, by snatching
his foot each time he moves that no
must stand unta you tell him to 20 !,
and alter u fsw limos you can put
the whole family into tho carriage
and he won't stir out ofhis tracks,
Aaerscon Stock Journal. a4a 6i
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~ 80 ~ -d';aslsi
sunday night. Officer Yeaksf st.
ted that the raftsmen. whose rafss
were aground might have saved
many with skiffs, but paid ps-aften-
tion to tho cries Tor Up, busy
themselves in Ratchi cotton
pillagin -.
nyAn ex 0ss n sen was ropo
HIS ;ss q : he 70. Of .9o
Hon. Est M. britt NJ re-elee ID
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Hon. Henry Wilson was reelected
United States Senator this afternoon.
The following was the vote in the
Senate: Wilson, Rep, "a; Wendell
Phillips, Labor Reform, l. 1 In the
House-Wilson, ID; Adams, DEM,
81; Phillips, 10; Dawes, 3; J-W. Wells
Brown. I. ICES B4& "
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It's announced that Gen Chanzy's
army OF the Loire has been reorgan.
lied. The position held by Chanzy
is very strong. go
|vsrA dispatch from Versailles says
thAS the bombardment of Paris still
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Bear ia DIInd.

When disease has undermined the health and
tie physical system has become Frustrated, a
suuuianI that " al not only slren9 then. but re-
move tie cause, should be immediately re-
sort,d 10. Meutal CIst.e,s is sl-r a fruitful
source OF the breaking down Of tie con',iu-
,lon, and tie raNsges OF TINS enemy 10 health
are truly alarming For all such maiadIeS
uo,,r,teI', stomach Bitter, have been found
vtturps>ssd. By acting directly upon the d.
sc.l,e organs, ihry remove the heavy, disa-
greeste feeling after eating, so oIte" COM
planned Of BY persons Of delicate tempera'
nt-ut. As soon as digestion Is restored, the pa
tent finds his strength Increasing, aud his gen
al health Improved.
Thousands OF persons certify that 1t may be
relied on in all cases Of weakness or nervous
debility attic 40 att upon sedthtsry EahIts. HE
generality Of Bidrrs are so diSogreeahe to The
Taste thai they gre Objectionable 10 weak
stomach Ills is not tue case with lloste!-
tiers Blter., whjch will be found mIld and eN-
tremely pleasant, B,lsamic plants, barks and
roots contribute their restorative Julces 10 reu-
der It soothing and strengthening. Its basis -
the ONLY pure stImulant wi ich he's ever been
produced, containing nn JH'ii oil, or any other
oeleterious element. Tie most careful aud
skiiful chemists have ansly4rd the Buffers, and
pronounce them harmless. This is scientific
testimony bot the testimony Of the hundreds
Of thousands who have experienced the proven
tIYe and curative effects OF the CRLAr vtGr
vApLr TONIC aud ALTERATIyEo of modert hmes
is still more conclusive. In Fever and ASue,
Dyspepsia, Bll:ousncss, Nervous Compliant,
Chronic Complaints and general debility, IL IS
as nearly iafsllIoe as thing III thus iailioIe
world can be.
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Men, Aoucriisemsnts.
WALTHAM
" 4 T { Ii + 5

The eH;ensi~r rss of these watchs-i 4 q
last fifteen y,ar.hy Rdl"sy Coniue ors. IL
eineers aud ExgGss,mcn, Re mot r1acIing'of
walch.wearers, has iaoroocaiy ieponslfs ed
the Strength. stsadines., Durability awi aseG.
racy Of Ihe wa,ihsm Watch. To saiisi, tha:
clss. in a these re.rects. - 10 decd" The que.
lion as 10 the real 'slcc OF tae-e time-Serprr..
More thar 5OG OcO Of these walche. re boo
Speaking Tor thcmse -e> IN The po-kes al tho
people, proof sud guar.nlce VI their 'upe
rirniy over ell others.
The superior orsaniyaJion and erea extent
Of ;he CcInp ms " tTks ., sth.m. cnsbi:,
them 10 produce ws'ehe- s,s priec Which r,n.
d,rs ccmrtttt,on iLi,!e. - nose wSh buy any
other watch mr. tis ray from 2 10 SO per o-Li
Gaore Tor their ws'che- sass ; necessary.
These iI'rc pieces cemhIn- eNeiy improve.
menI tbs; 'onc ,IrrncnCe has rrsseJ Of real
Or: cticaI use. Having had the rcfu..l 81 n,sr.
~ every invention IN waieh~mssI ocIgr atns
10 tn, coYn,ry or IN Europe only those wsis
finally ado pied which evrrs testing 10y tho
most skilliui artisans IN our works, eni long
usc o. the part of lhr public. Gomonsustrd Co
Ice csc -usi - corfee, snd elLlnni time rP
ing.
Among the Q, ny Improvements NO would
p,'ucularIe.
The INVENTION AM use Of centre pin''n OF
peculiar CONSTRUCTION, To p evrCt damage 10 'hs
lraIn hy the hrcak,,o I man .punss, - ousl-
nal VII. the American Watch Company, Whv,
having had he Ietu,sl q! al! olher c'utl'arcrs
adop'ed Foss', Pa'crt TrEr0n A. being the L"S
aud iauti.s,
Hardened snl tcmrr-cl hs,r.si rnS'. now
universally Admitted by WaehraLcr- - +" 100
te-t, arc ed IA 1ll cr'dc' 81 NaNlsm " al.
chez.
Al WaHS,n VA chcs haze dust. proof ears.
projecting The movement lrum du>l. and lc..
>rnlo. the Necessity OF The frequent cleaning
ne,rs,4rS IA Glnc. waichl-.
Out new patent stem w,n6er. ~ ke,tssI
watch !. already y decided success. SD stc.I
ImprovtnrIl on any stem w. dug watch ~ he
Au.eucsn market. and bv lar the cheapest watch
u us quality nov offered 10 The public. To
those hvrnE IN poruon- OF tho UntcJ SAFE
where wsIchm.kcFs d. not abound, ~slchr.
w'th the above msnuorrd Improvements wh"h
tend 10 ensure ACCURACY, cleanliness. dutAoih.
~ ,ui convenience, must Prove ln'sluar'.
The trademarks Of tho 'srious styles made
by the Company src - iullowS:
American Na,ca Co, " slIhSm, Mas.
Amn. " sI-h TO Naliham. Mas.
American Watch Co., Crescent ST. Wal.
than. Mss-.
Arplrrnn. Tracy & Co, Wslthan, M,".
American v atrh Co A fan. ST.. W.lIhsia
Mass
p.slhlm Watch Go walhsm, Mass.
YIN. Erery, Wsth,m. M,.>.
Home ut Co, Boston. MA'.
Examine the sreliIGg 4 th~sc name. careful
" before bu,rng. AZ, yanaucn Us.d ella rln.
Gle tier. indicates a counurlet.
rorssl- hy sll lraJIne jewellers. No watch.
os rrta,l"d hs the Company,
An llVsUa,cd history OF ~s'ob making. enn.
;1iHin muc1 uscIul information 10 watch.
~s,rer. sen, t" any address on application
ROBBINS q APPLETON.
General Agents Tor American Wsch Company.
1872 DrOajway. New York.
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Our Leetown Correspondence.
March 9Th. 1871.

Aosis
The Brick Church" q, this place. for
long limo unused Tor religious purposes
vas purchased a few days ago by the
Dspu,, denomin alton. and they used i,
yesterday week. Rev. Mr.. Penick. of
Msr'insburs. preached an interesting ser.
mon 10 3 large aud ence. and after the
sermon suhscTi pGou of 1857 was taken
towards paving for The bulldog. Mr..
J. II. SU'der donated srfTicieut land for
bur, ins-ground adin,nln. The church.
The building was soll by Col. Thomas
HE pdce paid. 800.
Mr.. George Nicely has 90 Gar compile
ied his bnllding. that Mr.. League now
occnpie. The s,or. room. The building
is "a by 80 and three stories high. The
hrs' story Ia sioIe-Tonm. and the thrJ
story Is occupied BY the Good Ten ,lar.
o.. q Lodge room. The cs,pen,ersork
wa, done ~ Mr. Levi. llomsr. he ma
'onry by Mr.. E 6. Custer, and Ne plas.
ttr'ng BY Mr.: John Mclnrire, and sll dbl
ihtit work well.
There Is consi cradle sickness in this
community, al TINS time.
have never seen grain and erss. so
lar ID Al ced IN Ma CHI, a. they are al Ills
time.
Some Of our farmers haze seen sowing
oas during tie pas, lev day..
Yours, e.,
HINTS
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STOVES, SHEET-lRON,
AND
TinWare Establishment.

THE undersigned having purchased the Tin
l. Ware Establishment Of Mr. y. A. Cook,
hereby informs The public that he n III carry on
The business III ~ is branches, at the Old
Stand one door West OF Billings Dru- Store,
in Shepherdstown. lie Will Keep OF hand,
and manufacture 10 order, Az k'Hd, vi first
class
COOKING STOVES,
for either wood or coal, together with gener-
al assortment Of Heating Stoves, farlor Stoves
Ranges, Furnaces, Crates, &C., &c,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
in great variety such as Tin, Copper and
Sheet Iron Ware, Block Tin srG Japanned
Ware, I iat Irons, {, tiee Mill, Timed Sauce
Pans. Preserving Kettles, Baking Pans, Spoons
tolk-, Lamps. WsTers, Buckets, Tn Cups
Sc. &c Particular attention will be given 10
TIN ROOFING AID SPOU TING
which will be done in Tie best and most durs-
bic manner, IN town or country, II tie short
ell Louce REPAIRING. viii also Re dore
81 short Office and IN lie best manner. Gu
CCNBER PUMPS, The best IN Use, viii be
tut ~, at low rates. He will also give atIen-
ton 10 putin. uP
LIGHTNING RODS,
ard repairing the same, When CALI upon.
From my long experience IN tie business as
= Practical Timer, and determined To work
none but the best material, ard a close atlen-
ton to business, and i Strict desire 10 please,
hope 10 receive liberal share 81 patronage
Ny prices will be love. than any oIher e.
adjustment IL the county Give TIE call
and YOU VIII certainly be pleased.
y. B.-Coppcr, Brass and Lead will be Ia
ken in exchange for work aud all k'rd' Of
Ware. II. [. NAkILN.
Shr,hcrdstown, March II, 1911. ~
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IT "CsuMi' SsEPr UP.' is the suggestive
md somewhat peculiar title Of n very inter
csiihg and READABLE book written By the Rev.
L. De Wit raImage, OF Brook lyn, New Yo,k.
and published by Evans, Sloddalt 4 Co., 7IU
SAMSON Street, PhIIadel pEia. The author IS
we'll known by the public generally as popu-
lar lecturer and preacher. Being man vi The
times. hb y mPdthics are altogether with the
present, and hls views herein expressed show
the fearless disregard OF old couyen,ionalisms,
AZ hearty appreciation of the advance Of The
sSe. In illustration Of this, he is now engaged,
sth ell hls heart, in the ''Free Church Move
rnent, having so labored as T. secure the CO.
operation OF enough pecuniary and working
assistance 10 rear Il rREE tabernacle capable OF
seslinS over three thousand people; aud tits,
accomplished inside OF twoyears with a con-
grrgsuon of less than one hundred, IS an old
chutch, in the Immediate neighborhuod Of the
great neury Ward Beerher Tie articles
treated Ia Crumbs, " are illustrations OF the
many various say ings OF the present day. with
pleasing >ke,ch,s, ali showing their app ca-
ZION to moral. They are written IN 4 SPICY
sud yigorou, vein, humorous aud pathetic HIS
srlicles written on hIS late trip ~ Europe are
$3.50 included lie has evidently viewed the
sishIs with open eyes, anu has a Pecuniary
happy faculty Of woGd-drawing rarely surPass-
ed MS sly lie is decidedly original, aud ms
many piilo:ophic ana amusing aphUri,ms are
wonderful. We recommend Tor II q peru>al
by every one, aud we predict for the book
very large sale. 1t is printed ON tinted paper,
elegantly bouuG in morocco cloth, snd is mus
uated IN manner ~ once pleasing end suS-
geitiye, by en- em!neut artist. THIS price. $500
IL within the reach Of AL the publishers desire
oeius evidently 20 make It at once popular and
cheap. AsltIs published by subscription, It
a E.t,,I - 80, bp,k hrt vi
be mailed 10 any address, nee Of postage, on
ece,pt OF the price ty :he puolsher>,b! whom
Ie!Iab'e canvas-er>, male or female are wanted
TO AID in it. sale. We advise Any Of our read
er., waning employment, TO apply for tie