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THE GREELEY INTRIGUE.
Pension for Rebel soldiers.
AFFIDAVIT OF DR. IRELAND.

Louis Z. Ireland of Unadilla, Otsc-
go county, New York, being sworn,
says that Lewis Carmichael, also of
Unadilla, whom he has known for six
years, has frequently been in depo-
nent's Office in Unadilla, and has
shown dcponent letters from Horace
Greeley, cf New York, FIVE or six il
number and one letter of Horatio
Seymour that deponent did not
readily read Greeley's letters, except
the heading and signatrue-Carmich-
sel being addressed as "Friend Car
michael inone or more of them
which letters deponent held in his
hand. Their contents related to mat
ters understood between Carmichael
and Greeley, some of the letters passing
on as though connected with previ-
GUS business; and one Of the letters
invited Carmichael to 60 TO Cincin-
natl. These letters were shown to
deponent in the last of March or LIST
of April, 1872. Carmichael then said
to deponent that Greeley would be
nominated at Cincinnati, and the
Democrats would adopt him; that
the only point there was, that Gree
ley should get the Cincinnati nomina-
tion. Deponent perused Horatio
Seymour letter, which he read easi-
ly, and recognized the hand writing,
according to his previous knowledge
of it, as Seymours. The subjects Of
the letters were as follows: In men
toned an interview of Carmichael
and Seymour, and an interview of
Carmichael and Greeley, saying he
(Seymour) was more favorably i'm
pressed with the turn ofmatters, with
which he seemed satisfied; mention
cd the tariff question, and said the
best way was to leave the issue a
vague one, as Carmichael had pro-
posed, SO as to unite persons of diff
erent views in the coalition move
ment suggested that II Greeley ia
vored this it would smooth the way
to the end. Deponent's strong i'm
preston is that Greelsy's candidacy
was mentioned, but Of that he does
not say positively. The time whom
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Meeting of the Republican State
Central Committee.

We had the pleasure Of being in
attendance at the meeting Of the Re
publican State Central Committee,
on Thursday, last, in the hall Of the
House OF Representatives, at Harris
burg.
The attendance was Targets Of
the SO members being in attendance.
The chairman called the committee
TO order at 2 o'clock p NJ, and pre-
sented letter from S. Freeman, Of
the Fifteenth Congressional district,
declining the nomination Of Elector
for that District.
Ho also presented O well written
and manly letter from Gen. Harry
White, declining the nomination for
Congressman-at-large.
He also informed the Committee
that the act of Congress giving to
Pennsylvania an additional member
of Congress, necessitated the nomina-
ton of another Congressman-at large
and an additional Elector-at-large
On motion of Hon. Lucius Rogers,
Of M'Kean, j. s. Colegrove, Of NJ
Kean, was nominated as Elector in
place of Mr.. Freeman, declined.
Hon. VIM. Elliott Of Philadelphia,
after paying q high tribute to the
loyalty and devotion Of the $4,000
colored voters Of 4ghe State, and after
referring to the expediency of giving
q friendly recognition to them, NOV
ed that VIM. d. Forten, Of Philadel-
phia, be nominated for Electoral
large.
Messrs. Mann and Bingham, OF
Philadelphia, spoke very highly of
MIR. Forten and, after an informal
expression OF views and preferences,
Mr.. Ferton was nominated unanim-
ously.
The committee then proceeded to
nominate two Congressman at large.
After several speeches from vari
GUS Members, urging the claims OF
their candidates, q vote was taken
as follows
Hon. G. w. Scofeld Warren. 80
Hon. G. Albright, Carbon. 5s
Hon. p. s. Shannon, Allegheny Is
Capt. @. Tower, Schuylkill. &c
Hon. H. L. Eckert, Berks
Hon. Geo. Lear, Bucks. 2
The chair announced that Messrs
Scofeld and Albright having receiv
ed o majority OF all the votes, were
duly nominated.
After little routine business and
ON interchange Of views by the mem
bers from the different counties, Civ
ing the state of the canvass in theii
respective neighborhoods, the com
mittee adjourned to meet at the cal
Of the chairman.
The intelligence from the various
counties was of the most cheering
kind Everywhere the camp-fres are
burning brightly. The best Of feel
ing was manifest in all the doings Of
the committee, and all left the capi
tai with the best OF assurances that
victory will again perch on the Re.
publican banner, in the campaign Of
is72.
TaE two lesding Gsr1nAn papers Of
New York city--the Democrat and
xbsoA ss;tunS -hsvs left Greeley
end wm hsrset(ex support Grant and
Wilsos.
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CtAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1879.

Agents wanted for our Campaign goods. Sell at
Sight, Pay 100 per cent. proht. Now Is the
time Send at opce for descriptive Circulars
AL the Candidates, Campaign Biographies,
Charts, Photographs. Badges, Pins, Flags and
everything suited 20 the times. Ten dollars per
day easily made. Full Samples sent for %. Ad.
Sress MooaEA dooDsPEgD,3 81 Park Row New
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THE N. Y. Tribune admits that the

HE N. Y. Tribune admits that the
Tammany organization supports Gree
ley, but labors to show that Tammany
is not as bad as it used to be. The
people have learned enough of Tam
many to look with suspicion on any
thing it supports. Tammany, it is
not denied, robbed New York city OF
millions Of dollars. Let it get con
troll Of the government through Gree.
ley, or any other person, and it will
steal by the hundreds Of millions.
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COUNTY.

coSopRss
JOHN n. PACKER,
ov srsDuKY.
OIL. srArE coS'L. cos's.
SAMUEL ALLEMAS,
or sBLiss0RovH.
ASSEMBLY.
CHARLES MILLER,
PEESs TOWNSHIP.
pugnIYr.
DANIEL BOLENDER,
on stDDLEBrno.
COMMISSIONER.
JOHN 7. HUFFSAGLB.
OF cESTRsyILLs,
ArDiToH.
DANIEL DIEfFENBACH,
JACKSON Township.
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A GENTS wANTED.-Agenis make more
"A money at work for us than at any.
,,ih,nE ,iE else: Business light aud permanent. Par.
ucn;ars .,..s nee. q. sT.sson Co., Fine Art
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0OkNT .HENOLUzXON
PRorosNd AN AmgNDMKNr 10 rHx Cox
srfruTros or PENNSYLVANIA.
Be IL rssoired BY he Senate and Hoyw Of
Reprssenfafirss Of the Commonwealth Of
Psnnsyisaaia IN General Assembly rref,
That the following amendment OF The Con-
siitution Of this Common wealth be propos-
ed to the people for Their adoption or re-.
jscticn. pursuent 10 the provisions Of the
tenth article thereof, 10 Wit:
AMENDMENT:
Strike out the sixth section Of the sixth
article Of the. Constitution, and insert in
lieu thereof the following IA State
Treasurer shall be chosen by the qualified
electors ofthe State, At such times and for
such term 6 service ss shall be prescribed
BY hw."
WILLIAM ELLIOTT,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES s. RUTAN,
Speaker Of the ScaAte.
ArPnovKD-Thc twenty second day Of
March, Ammo Domini one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-two.
JOHN W. GEARY.
Prepared and certified for publication
pursuant 10 the Tenth Article Of the Con.
stitution.
FRANCIS JORDAN.
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
OFFICE sEcRErARy on THE COMMONWEALTH
bARRisBrRo. June 10th, 1871.
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tIHcoRPoRArEp 1900
COLUMBIA
FIRE INSURANCE co.

OFFICERS AND DIREOTORs.-s. S
DETwILEn, Pres't II. Wilson. Vice. Pres't
herb't Thomas, Treas. u, y. Frueanf, sec'y
3; 8. Bs.yi!sr, Hiram Wilson, RSpr: CnAsE
]. 3. Strine. James Schroeder. Geo. Boyle, w
q. Case, Amos 3. Evils, John shertzer, II. u.
Essiss. b9T iptnTsnes y y Or Agencies, address
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01 nmado from 80 cts. Gall and examine or l2
0xVSamples sent postage paid for 70 etc.
that retail quick for eio. r. L. W0LCOTT, li
Chatham Square New York.
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TRUEkqfhkFMsR 81 ss sss as:sssss @sssas:'f .d.Sss GISs
TIME % @ every z! .5sysiss, e, trader. toy,
works, glass Crystal. IN neat Orids ease war
rgnted To- denote correct time lOr tso years.
bis siiicIs' in neat case vii s. sent, prepaid,
!F;;; A., 9sS:S 1 o;Iy isS3 Y: sols Agents, .
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Letters tostameutary upon the estate OF Dr.
Isaac Rothroek, late Of Beaver township Sny.
der county Pa deed, having bcen granted to
selve indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment while those having claims
Will present them duly authenticated for settle.
mementto JACOB GROSS.
ANGELINA ROTHROCK,
June 20, is72 Executors
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NXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Letters testamentary upon the estate OF Pctcr
Gerhart, late Of Beaver township, Snyder coun.
~. Pa. decd, having been granted To the un.
Gersigned, all persons knowing themselves In
debtcd to said estate are requested to make i'm.
mediate payriont, wsile those having claims
will present them duly authenticated for eettle-
ment to LEVI GERHART,
June rs, 1sI2 Executor.
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DMlNlsTRAfoR's NoTfoll. "a

fs:!s. s:.:. ~. ess "a. ,;,s:': q 4 ..n !;
s:;: ss.s 3! sss:s s:s
sons knowing thsmseIvps Indebted 70 said estate
will pisnse make immediate payment while
those having cisime against said estate will
r''' VALENTINE WAITER.
June Is. 1874. A6nlnistrator'
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S000 Agents wanted TO sell the Beau
OUUViiful Photograph Marriage Certi-
ncates and Photograph Family Records.
For terms send stamp TO CRlDER 4 BRO,
Publishers, York, Pa.
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TI. g PIANo 90, n. Y. PRICE, tsOOO
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,KlsaArKs AT tARoE TO rHE CONSTITUTION
CONVENTION.
WV. M. MgRBDIrH. Philadelphia,
}. .OtlLfroUAN FILL, Philsdelphia,
usp. HAsRr WHITE, Indiana,
0ss. WM. Lilly, Carbon,
LfsE BvNTuoLoMEw, Schuyltu,
II. ". M'AtLisTKE, Centre,
william DAVIS, Monroe,
JANss l.. RAys-Los. Lancastsr,
tAxuHL Y. EiNsiCx, Wayne,
90. V. LAwa.SoHi wsshtngtoni
WV. IA. ARNsrsoSe, Lycoming,
DAVID N. WHITE, Allegheny,
". II. AiSkY, Lchieh,
JoHS II. wALKER. Erie.
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UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET

UNION REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ULYSSES S. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HENRY WILSON,
OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
FOR GOVERNOR,
MAJ. GrH. JOHN F. HARTRANFT
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
HoS. ULYSSES MERCUR,
OF BRBDFoRD COUNTY.
FoR AUDITOR GENERAL,
BRio. GIN. HARRISON ALLEN,
OF WARREN COUNTY.
CoNGREssMEN AT LARGE.
GENERAL LEMUEL TODD,
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
Hon. g. W. SCOFIELD,
WARREN.
Hon. G. ALBRIGHT,
CARBON.
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FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
HoS. ULYSSES MERCUR,
OF BRBDroRp COUNTY.
The Van Buren press., 1872-09-03
NO. ls.

of him and break up the vile combination
which he calculates to fssten on the State
after he dtscends TO the grave. 1t is the
only escape froHi his poIIations and the
pluGderings OF those he has trained as
his followers. 1t is the only way to light
up the dark places in the financial affairs
of Pennsylvania; to cleanse its Auditing
Office; to fix proper guards around its
treasury and prevent its Chief Magistrate
from being made a vassal OF the clan
Cameron. A Republican defeat at this
time, admit, is fearful venture. but
he tremendous Influences demanding it
in Pensyluspia are like the knife OF the
surgeon whie! cuts deep IN rqttei,
heart to save an cntire body rom i.s,'.
ing corruption and death. / rejoice to
feel, therefore, that the people OF Penn.
sylvania are moved by such spirit, an1
the people Of the whole country willlbe
glad when this corrupt ring 10 sent to the
grave Of Tammany.
Yours. respectfully.
d. e. FoENEY.
The Van Buren press., 1872-09-03
Pianos Tuned!

HDROF. BRUUN wishes % inform the citizens Of
III Van Buren, and Fort Smith, that he is prepared
De Tune Pianos Organs. &c. on short nCtice, Also
~ i'll give lessons in Music Brass or String lnstru
<'n ents and on the Piano.
II viii furnish Music for Parties Balls dc, on short
% office.
Address by letter or in person and prompt attention
Will be given, jan,C72,
The Van Buren press., 1872-09-03
POE T R Z.
Hurrah for Greeley.

AIR" Dixie,
Away with Grant and all his ,rces,
Oheeholders, dogs and horse,
Away, away, away, awal
The land has struck for Greeley,
In Greelsy's band wen take cur s.sni,
And sing and shout for Greciey.
Hurrah, hurrah
For Honest Horace Greeley.
Away with hatred, false ambi'ion,
Ignorance and superstition
Away. away, away, away
The land has struck for Greeley,
lurrah. hurrah
In Greeley band, 10,
Well clasp with true enthust>s
Our hands across the bloody'
iurrah, hurrah, hurrah, 40 IA r. -
The land has struck for Greelet
lurrah, hurrah
In Greeley's band, &c.
The people ioin in fond ovatita,
From North to South through all the nation,
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah, h.rrah
The land has struck for Creepy,
Hurrah, hurrah Y
In Greeleys band, &c.
Gratz Brown comes in with voice Of thunder.
Warning the foe to stand from under.
HuTrah, hurrah, hurrah, hurrahl
The land has struck for Greeley,
llurrah, hurrah
In Gresley's band, DC,
The old white coat is now the fashion,
And soon will grace the old White Mansion,
Hurrah, hurrah. hurrah, hurtsh
The land has struck for Uree,syl
Hurrah, hurrsh
In Greeleys band, &c.
Naught shall henceforth our hearts dissever
But peace and love shall rule forever.
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah. hurrah
The land has struck for Greeley,
Hurrah, hurrah
In Greeeys band, &c.
The Van Buren press., 1872-09-03

Special notices double the above rates. Edi-
sorial notices 20 cents per line for the first and
10 cents for each additional insertion. All
transient advertisements cash in advance.
Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
lines free, over five 20 cents per line.
Cards or communications of a personal
character if admissible at all. double the usual
stes and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates, for Congress or
state offices. S25.OO County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, % cents per line.
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10 be paid for when left at the office.
All job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Address all letters and communications to
J. S. DUNIIAM. Editor and Proprietor
The Van Buren press., 1872-09-03
Col. WM. T. BOURNE.

Formerly Of Fort Smith, Arkansas. VIII as-
s;st me In the duties OF my Agency ! am
nremred to make cash advances on all snip
ments of Cotton to the House of Messrs. r. !, T.
BRAuSs e. Co. Baltimore, and will personal
iy guarantee to shippers as much per ponhn a.
net. as they would receive by, shipping 70
Vow Orleans or New York markets.
Nv" q. A. MEYER.
,Aren, for Baltimore and Arkansas
The Van Buren press., 1872-09-03
ry- The most magnificent example o

eV- The most magnificent example
patrio,ic self sacrifice this country no
ever furnished is that Of Gen Grant,
the face of his heart felt desire, consent
inc to occupy tho White House a sccon'
term. Artemus Ward shedding the last
drop of blood all my ble-boded rels-
tions has got, and even sacrificing my
mother in law IL it becomes necessary, :"
wasn'ta patching to it, The hsroism OF
the ctbageer who tears himself away
from his humble home in Ohio and his
salary of $40 per month for cleaning out
livery stables, and goes South to become
Governor Of State FOR only So,OO0 per
year and stcalagc Of only 100000 pes
month, isn't o circumstance to such suh'
Unity as this, Let us pray = ,NcT Al
bany Ledger.
The Van Buren press., 1872-09-03

SAML BEVAN & co.
importers and Jobbsrs Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
sTELLMANN, HINRICHS & CO
Importers Of
Dress Trimmings, Hosiery, Fancy
Groceries aud Notions.
r. WALTER & CO.,
Manufacturers of Clothing.
JOHN W JENKENS,
Boots and Shoes.
HOPKINS, HARDEN Il KEMP,
Importers of Hardware.
CARROLL, ADAMS Il NEER,
Boots and Shoes.
LORD & ROBINSON,
Manufactures and Wholesale Dealers in
Wooden Ware, &c.
SHIRLEY & son,
Importers of Crockery.
WIN NUMSEN & SONS,
Preserves, Picklers, Oyster Packers
and Joint Proprietors and Sole Agents OF
Boden's Condensed Milk. prepared by
'the Baltimore Condensed Milk
Company.
G. F. MUNDER Il BRO,
Manufacturer Of
French e. American Confectionery
ARMSTRONG, GATOR Il Co,
Importers and Joblsrs.
Ribbons, Millinery & Straw Goods.
CHI. II. MYERS d BRO,
Importers or
Wines, Brandies, &c.
WHITE, ROSENBERG Il CO.,
Hats and Caps.
WILSON, BURNS & CO..
Wholesale GrocerS.
ROGGE Il SPILKER,
Dealers in Toys.
r. LAWSON Il CO.,
Dealers in Saddlery.
VIM. KNABE Il CO.,
Manufacturers of Pianos.
B.F. PARLETT & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers in
Cigars, Pipes, Manufactured, Leaf
Smoking Tobaccos, etc.
POOLE Il HUNT,
Manufacturers Of
Engines and Machinery.
lam also agent for the western part OF Arkansas
Cor tho csIsbrated imported ARROW TIE.
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and found II will not answer, let him SO
whore there is an echo and try that
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pFETLEs.

Beetles are usually passed by as insig:
ni6cant objects, not attractipg.so much at
tentiou asthe fairy.like butterflies; and q
collector Of beetles need not expect to es-
cape the derisive name Of "bug.hunter:'
Little enough is known o. the chronology
of our country. and We should grope much
more blindly than now, wereit not for tho
. persistent efforts Of q few specialists
Among the beetles, insignificant as they
seem, are to be ranked some Of our great.
est enemies as we'll as some Of our best
friends; and.a little observation aud study
will soon show US friends from foes. There
are many amusing things connected with
the lives Of beetles, that remind US Of the
follies and sometimes tragedies Of man
kind.
The tribe Of Capricorn beetles is very
large, including hundreds Of species =
They take their name from their long
curved antena, which have some rcscmb-
lance to the horns Of goat Prionus
laticolNs is the largest Of our Capricorn
beetles, frequently measuring nearly two
inches in length. Butiu the tropics there
are species from five to six inches in size.
The female is much larger than the male.
Their quarrels and deadly fights are no
less amusing than shocking. the main in.
centive Of which is jealousy. And in this
very much resemble mankind. for it is only
the young sprighty appearing females that
arouse their antagonisms to such pitch
that they will fight to the death | have
often confined two or more males with q
young female under an oval class, and have
known one female to conquer three Others
in succession. Their jaws arc very pow.
erful and when once fixed on the log orau-
tenna@ Of an antagonist, they never let go
until the limb is severed. Usually a CON.
blatant does not consider himself vanquish.
ed until both antenne are manned. To
that case, if he'has legs enough left, be
starts off as fast as he can, seemingly try.
ing to hide his head. The female looks on
quite nnconcerned, if tue combatau's hap
pen within her reach, she seizes limb and
with her strong jaws snaps it of very quick.
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tudicrous Scene in Court.

- ~ i
In Bourne county, Texas, laAly,i suit
was brought to recover $500 the purchase
money Of q jacksss sold byplaiptiff. 70 de-
fendant. On the case baiug called the
dcfcndan. walked into the court room lead.
ing the jack, and "made tender Of him
ID open court" Everybody was. convpls.
ed in laughter, even the Judge. The ami
mails head was decked with a stove pipe
hat, pair Of linDen pants partly covering
his fore-legs, a pair Of spectacles crossing
bis eyes, and placard hung on q con.
spicuous part Of the animal bearing this
inscriptions $500 cheap for cash. =
A "dgest" was open before him, and it 50
worked upon his feelings that be gave vent
to one Of those moving bursts Of "elo.
quence" for which those loug'cared gen
tlenlen are so much noted. During all
this time it was impossible for.thc officers
Of tho Court Io-prestrye order or dccorum.
II is needless to Say that the case was dis.
continued by tho plaintiff.
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Sour Stomach, Heartburn, SICK Headache. Dis
arrhea Dysynlery, Collie. Windia the Bowels
/ and all internal pains y -, ;.
Travellers should always carry q bottle Of
Railways Ready Relief with Them, Anew
drops in water will prevent sickness Or pains
from change Of waller. lti.letlerthan French
Brandy or Bitters 'as'a stimulapt, VS. s.
FEVER AND AGUE,
Fever and Ague cured for fifty cents. There here
Is mt a remedial agent in this world that@ill
cure Fever and AgHp, and all other Mshrioasi
Bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow, and cher
Feyers (aided BY RAILWAYS Piles 80
quick as RAILWAYS READY RELIEF =.
Fifty centsper bottle. t,S
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-06-20

Tue Only SAFE PLAss-The only
safety from . ruinous life, . disgrace!d
name, and o beastly death is the system
attic, habitual avoidance Of spiriiuous liqa
uors in all their forms from cider sndhg-
err beer to wine brandy and absinthe;.lor
the use Of the mildest beverages now aud
then, in courtesy to friend or hostess. is
but the first step to ruined fortune. and
name, and body, and soul; 'and to avoid
these irst steps to death, SO disgraceful
and inevitable. is to make home the pleas.
ATTEST place 10 the world for children, so
as to keep lien out of the city street,
and away from NJ country grocery the
circus. theatre, and railroad station =
Train the children early to the conviction
that they must DO something for living;
teach them that toeYn money honestly is
q FIRST virtue, and next to that, saving it;
any child pracicing these once is saved for
all time.- Halls Journalof HEALTH.
Samuel Reed and $; b Turtle, both
we'll known citizens Of Aver, Massachu.
setts, have been arrested aud heldis $l0,-
900 bail each, charged with setting the
fire which nearly destroyed that town on
the 18th Of April last. * <