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DIED.

DALE.-On the evening of the 18th inst. at
Q O'Clock, n. T. GHERN wife of W. R. Dale, after
. prOtracted illness Of five years.
The friends of the family are invited to atteRd
the funeral on this morning, 10th, at 10 o'clock,
from the residence Of her brother, James T.
Gheen, No. 3g7 South Cherry street.
Divine service by Rev. W. q. Inman.
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Tobacco Sale.

The first sale of tobacco by the hogshead
which has taken place since the war viii
come off to-day at the warehouse Of J. NJ.
Carsey, Son 81 Co. Merchants generally
are interested in reyiving this important
trade, and we hope TO see a large crowd
present, and such prices offered as will in-
duce planters to ship to this market,
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RayaI Havana I,Otferv-s33OyO O,

Royal Havana LOttery.-s3S0,OOO In
gold drawn every seventeen days. Prizes
cashed and information furnished. The
highest rates paid for doubloOns, all kinds Of
gold and silver, Spanish bank bills, Govern
ment securities, etc. Taylor 81 Co., Bank
erS, No. 10 Wall street, New York.
rnvIR dR-yrtf
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The Board of Directors of the Nashville
Library Association have determined upon
. course of lectures, to be delivered in the Eli
brary room. The first will be delivered by
Rev. W. J. Ellis, on Monday night, March
4. The price of admission is fixed at the
small sum of % cents.
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THE DAILY MEMPHIS APPEAL will
hereafter be on sale at the News Stand of
c. NJ. Thornberg, at the corner of Church
and Cherry streets, opposite the Maxwell
House. feb13 If
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CITY Notices.

G. P. NoRvELL has changed his location
from E. & J. Northman's to A. Winter,
No. Is Union street, where he will be glad
to wait on his old friends and customers.
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No MOTHER should be without a bottle
of Ambrosial Oil, as it cures Group, Collie
and Earache as soon as applied. For sale
by all Druggists. DepSt and Salesroom,
No. 20 Deaderick street. feb1 eod1m
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AvERT'THE EvIL-If mothers would give
Mrs. WhitcOmb's Syrup to their children
when sick, mortality would be less among
them. 1t costs only twenty-five cents.
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Marriage Guide. - Interesting work,
numerous engravings, 224 pages. Price 80
cents. Address DR.. Butts. Dispensary, Il
North Eighth street, st. Louis, Mo. See
advertisement, sep14 dSEW1y
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To CLEAN grease from your coat collar,
use the DOLLAR REWARD SOAP"
Jungerman & Co., "a Pub. Square, sole
agents for Nashville. II
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If you desire rosy cheeks and COM
plexion fair and free from Pimples, Blotches
and EruptiOns, purify your blood by taking
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
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TRUNKS! TRUNKS! WIN. Dunstead,
81 College street, south Of Union, is manu-
featuring and selling all varieties Of Trunks,
Valises and Satchels at New York prices.
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RIVER News.


The river was rising bris<ly yesterda
with feet on Hapeth Shoals. WeatlI
clear and pleasant.
The arrivals since our last report IA
been the John Lumsden FROM Cairo, Al
the Kanawha from the salt mines.
The John LUmsden had a cargo eOnsi
ing Of AIT sacks Of corn, 500 sacks cstt
seed, 100 sacks oats, and alndries.
The Kanawhs had tow Of three bar
loaded with salt.
The Burksyille departed for the Upi
Cumberland with an excellent trip Of nal
chandise.
The Umpire departed for the shoals
$500 sacks Of corn.
The Eddyville cleared for Louisville.
The Tyrone is due to-day, and Is the n
ular packet for Cairo Wednesday at 4 D.
The Ella Hughes from the Upper Gu
berland is due to-day.
By Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 19.-The river
fallen s feet Z inches; there IS still
feet water in the channel. Ice is now n
ming. The fall was caused by the go
below running out.
Advices from Lawrenceburg and Madil
report all the gorge broken and the ri
full Of floating ice between here and LOV
vile.
LATER.-The river has fallen 20 incl
No ice in the channel. Navigation is Il
resumed.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 19.-The river Is ris
rapidly at the rate Of one inch per hour 81
noon yesterday; "a feet in the canal;
feet in the chute. Cloudy.
CAIRO, Feb. 19.-ArriVed, Emile
barge from New Orleans at 8 D. m, Qu
step from Evansville at II, and Talisu
from Nashville at IL D. N. Depart
Quickstep for Evansville at 5 a. m, En-
Labarge for st. Louis at 8, and Webster
Memphis at 6. Clear and pleasant.
LATER.-The river has risen Il incl
Weather clear and pleasant.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 19.-There Is row a
Of open water or broken ice along the
Dor in front and Just outside Of the bo
from the elevator nearly to the arsenal,
it is believed that steamboat property is
safe even in the event Of sudden break
The tOwboat Fisher and transfer boat b
are still breaking ice, and there Is good pr
pect Of breaking it all up as far dOWI
Carondelet. The Petrol made her
some five or six miles into The Sulp
Springs gorge yesterday, and is prob
working again to-day, and If there
large steamer at that point the VI
gorge could be broken in short Il
The weather is clear and thawing 50
The steambOatmen are much encOurai
LATER.-The river is about STATIONARY
night, but is rising at Alton and above.
gorge at Bonneville, on the Missouri n
broke to-day and the river is rising d
Some 80 steamers, 30 barges and ID
ferry and tow boats are lying between
bridge piers and arsenal, but apprehen,
Of danger is much lessened since the ict
the harbor has been so badly broken.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.-ATrived, s.
'. r. Walt from Memphis, Chas. Rod
from Cincinnati, and Allegheny Belle
harges from New Madrid. Departed,
Howard for Paducah.
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A NEGLECTED CoUGH, Cold, or Sore
Throat, which might be checked by a sim
pie remedy, like "BrOlcn's Bronchial
TrOches," if allowed to progress may termi-
nate seriously. feh2O eodIw
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RAILROAD TINE TABLE.


Tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
Two Daily Trains Sunday excePted)
SO. Leaves Nashville at. 400 P n
Arrives at Lebanon at. 500 P. N.
Leaves Lebanon at. 400 A. M
Arrives st Nashville 8t..s45 A N.
10. Leaves Lebanon at. 80. 400 P. N.
Arrives at Nashville st..6:30 P. N.
Leaves Nashville at. 100 A. n.
Arrives at Lebanon at. $50 A. N.
L0uigVfIIe and Nashville Railroad.
Leave Staten on North College street, At $40
a n, And 2:30 P. n.
Arm eFat SIS A. y. and $50 P. n.
The $50 ,. N train does not stop at any point
between Nashville and Gallatin, except Edge
neld junction, and does not run on Sunday.
GaIIntin Accommodation, Daily.
Leaves Nashville. .5:4O P n
Arrives at Gsllatin- 6:4o p NJ
Nashville RRd Decatur Railroad.
GOING SoUTH.-Nashville and Decatur trains
Iaave stations on South Cherry street at A. n.
and P. N. No train Sunday morning.
Accommodation at $3.50 P; n. tgoes to Column
biA) Trains arrive at 4:S0 A. N. and $3.50 P. N.
Accommodation at 1855 A. Il.
@. Louis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through Line.
OhattanooRs train leaves s:45 A. N. and 700 ?. n.
q {" arriyes.2:15 P. N and 3:l5 A. n.
Memphis train leaves SO $50 A. NJ and 2:SO P M
St. Louis train leaves so A N. and 2 2S0 p N
arrives. 9:45A.N.
The s:45 A. Il. and $50 P. N. trains do not run
The 3:26 A. N. and 700 P n. trains run daily.
Evansville, Henderson and Nashville
Railroad.
St. Louis Express leaves Nashville. .6:16 AN
Memphis and Hopkihsville Express
ST. Louis Express arrives at Nashville Zoo AN
Memphis and HOpkinsville Express ar
rive at Nashville ...............-.......7: 1880 AM
ufsyfIIe and Cincinnati ShOF Line
Railroad.
Trsius leave and arrive at Louisville as tollows2
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
L. @. & L.Junction........ 600 An
Cincinnati Mail, except
Sunday. S:Zo P NJ
Southern Fast Linz except
SUNDAY. 615 A. N. $40 p. II.
Cincinnati Express, daily. 3:55 p. n 1910 P. II.
Cincinnati Night Express,
except Sunday......... 10:45 P. n. b:25 A. n.
Lexington Mail, except
Sunday. 500 A n b:9O p NJ
Lexington Express, except
Sunday. $50 P NJ ll:lO P H.
lagrange Accommodation,
except Sunday. ...-.... BIOS P. NJ. s:oo 4. n.
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THE new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, possesses advantages for business men.
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NINE DEMOEEsT's full size, aecurat.
reliable Patterns-new and desirable 4
for Ladies' and Children's Dress. CalI
see them at Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
chine Agency, 100 Church street. feb
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Burnett's Cocaine, the best baird
nc. ap4 law1y tV
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8LEAMEk
Tyrone, John Lumsden and Talisl
ONE OF THESE FINE STEAMERS '
" leave Nashville every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday
o'clock p. M,
connecting with boats at Cairo for Saint !
Memphis, Napoleon, Yicksburg, Red Rivei
New Orleans, and also connecting with ths
nOis Central EaiirOad at Cairo for Chicagd
an points out in the Far West, taking firsI
secOnd-elass passengers at very reduced rad
First-elass Tickets to the following a
including state Rooms, without meals:
10 oI- LOUIE .-.-..--s.----. ..S..-s....el
OaHO-. ..-..-.................
Mem PMS. ..s.s.--.--s-..-..--..-.'
BeeOnd-caRss THckeUs % the fond
points:
To st. Louis. -...........s.s.
OaHO-. ......-.s.--ss.....-...-
Mompus-.... -...-.-..e....s.-..s...
New Orleanns. ......................l
The JOHN LUASDEN, Davis, Master,
on Mondays. at Pm.
The TYRONE, Harman, Master, leav|
Wednesdays at 4 p, n.
The TALISMAN, SimmS Master, lesT
Fridays at 4P.M.
All o. the above Steamers are In fine
and have fine accommodations.
- The Steamer Tyrone Is the same ss
boat in every particular. She has new D
and her bull is a new one, having been bui
tirely new this last fan at Padueah, Ky.
Is now plenty water Ia Cumberland river.
For freight or passage, apply on board q
Q. a ARTHUR s. co.
Al and AZ Front stT
dso24 d HARRISON s. so
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ElOr Cairo, Sc. Louis,
Il Memphis and New 1ClIzS
Orieans.-The fne PasseD-
ger steamer TYRONE Tom b.
Master, Alex. Hard, Clerk, viii leave as z
on WEDNESDAY EVENING, the list
at O'clock. For freight or passage appl'
board, or to G. II. ARfHURJsE Co, or u
RISON q son. Agents feb2l
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STEAMBOATS,.

LOANS negotiated by R. W. Brow
North Cherry. febf7
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UPoor Csriota," the OK EN- press Of Mexi.

"Poor Csriota," the ex Empress Of Mexi'
co, 10 dying-a sad fact. the report cf which
will bring sorrow TO many heart iu Meaico
on account Of her smiabls character, her
self sacrificing mind aud non.obtrusive dis
position. Ever since she reached the love
ly home by the AdrIatic, from which abe
had sci out. four years before, brilliant,
aspiring. rejoicing 10 her beauty, her youth.
her husband and her imperial hopes wreck
in body, in heart and 10 mind, the pity Of
the civilized world alone has kept alive any
thought Of her beyond the narrow limits of
her palace. hospital at Laeken. And to o'dsy
Il will dismiss her 10 the tender care of
romance and poetry, in days that are to
come, with the beuison Of Kent upon King
Lear:
vex not her ghost. O,ilet her paes! He
hates her
That would upon tho rack Of this tough
world
Stretch he out longer.
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Let Them be Rewarded.

Tho other day q steamboat on the East
river met with an accident to her machin,
cry, which caused good deal Of alarm. Il
is pleasing TO read Of the noble manner iu
which certain OF the male passengers con-
Quoted themselves. A number ofthem tried
to jump overheard, but was held by more
reasonable people. One man snatched q
life preserver from the hands Of woman
and sneassd Ais own manly chest In it,
Another provided himself with six life pre-
servers, and was 10 the act of putting them
on, one over the other, when be was forced
to deliver five Of them to ladies. Altogeth.
er, the number Of men who demonstrated
their manhood by acts such as these was
suficisntito impress dIsintsrested person
with q high opinion OF the average travel
Ing American. The man who snatched the
life-preserver from Q woman, aud tho mau
who monopolized six Of those articles, de-
serve 10 bs rewarded. The public presan-
tatiou Of neat leather medals would doubt
less meet their views.
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The Detroit Free Press says: "A resi-
dent Of The northern part ofths city bought
bis boy q trumpet few days ego, AMI bis
ueighbor, mad at the footing, bought bis
boy drum Another mad neishbor got
bis boy . s::'Califoruia devil one Of those
things which screstoh mans hair upon
end. The man across the road gave bis boy
an old boiler and q club, with instructions
to pound oil day, and be aIso spends most Of
bis own time showing . lawn mower
ground"
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ONLY THE BRIGHT HeuRs.-On Q Span
ish sundial Is written, ~ mark only the
bright hours" This 10 wise. There 10
more sunshine than shade, more bright than
dark hours to be remembered. The trials
and sorrows Of life are not sent 10 shroud us
10 monroing, but for our Instruction, and
spiritual growth, and usefulness. The tenn
per and dispositions Of the heart, % we'll %
the growth and capacity OF mental powers,
depend upon the trials and disappoinsments Q
OF life. The ohristian should not murmur
and repine st hia lot, but with couflden.
trust in.Goi's goodness and wisdom, regard
every trial, however severe. - s.eppin 6
stone to usefulness here and brighter joys
above"
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IMPROVISATION.

Through the lonely halls Of the night
Ny fancies fly to thee
Through the lonely halls Of the night,
Alone, 1 CRY to thee.
For the stars bring presages
Oflove, and Of loves delight;
Let them bear my messages
Through the lonely balls Of the night!
In the golden porch of the morn
Thou oom'st anew to me;
In the golden porch Of the morn,
Say, art thou true to me!
If dreams have shaken thee
With the call thou canst not scorn,
Let Love awaken thee
In the golden porch of the morn!
Bayard Taylor.
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The Confederates have organized q cam.
psign club st Petroleum Centre. Frauklis
Citizen.
We have made inquiries and cannot learn
that any such club has been formed 10 our
midst. A Grant and Wilson club hae been
organized; also, . Greeley and Brown club
In the ranks OF both clubs are large pum-
Der gallant soldiers, who fought for the old
Hsg-the stars and stripes-on many blood
stained field, and who can exhibit bonora-
BILE scars ea:nsd while in the service. We
would like to have the Citizen throw some
light on the suhjsct as to what this so.called
Confederate CLUB Is. II It slludes 10 the
soldiers It appears to us like wicked slan-
der on brave men. Men may differ In their
Political beliefs, but boporable opponents
will hever ressr! to applying vile epi.hets to
one another, even 10 the midst Of heated
political discussions. Will the Citizen give
. list Of the Confederate club members!
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At . recent banquet at Brighton, Eng
land, 10 honor Of the opening of the squsr-
iuu, Mr.. Frank Backland, the distinguish
ed naturalist, produced living alligator
from bis pocket. Iswss only few inches
10 length, but displayed extraordinary in
.elligence. Mr.. Buckland placed IT on the
table, and It crawled about al The word Of
command. He called on 1t 10 speak, and
the reptile emitted sound which 10 des-
cribea as one which might have been inter
pressd with equal plausibilllty - % demon.
strs.iou In mathematics or the chorus of .
comic song.
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FAIRs.-Ths Crawford County Farmers
and Stock Breeders Association will hold
their First Annual Fair ct Mesdville on the
l1th, 18th, and 18th days Of September.
The Chsntanqua County Fair will be held
in Jamestown on the Iotb, lltb, 18th, and
18th Of September. Competition open 10
all.
The BrookAeld Fair will bs held on the
ground Of Association on September ll,h,
18th, and 18th.
The jamestown Mercer County Fair will
be held on the 10th, l7th, and 18th .of Sell
tember.
The Pennsylvsuia State Fair 10 to be held
at Erie on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday September 18th, 18th, 10th and
goth.
The shenaugo Valley Agricultural and
Manufacturing Society hold their 18th an
nual Fair at Greenvlils, September 24th,
25tb, and 2eth.
Central Agricultural Society. at Mercer,
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sepssm'
Der 9th, 10th, and llth.
Mercer County Agricultural Society, at
Stoneboro, Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
dny, September lie, 18th and 18th.
Tho Western Craw ford Fair will 10 heli
at Conneautville, Pa, October .2d, Sd ant
4th.
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OIL News "A dry hole has been COM
pleted on Beaver Creek.
The GuFy vel, on tho Nicely farm is
abont to strike the sand.
The Harrington we'll on the SlIcker farm
is pumping Is barrels per day.
The Chambers we'll same Term 10 doing 30
barrels.
The Masters well 10 doing 8 barrels per
day.
They have struck sand 10 the Delo we'll.
Hnlings owner.
The we'll on the Heater farm continues 10
flow from 60 to 70 barrels per day.
The Weller farm on the east eide OF Tur-
key run is being leased and operations will
very soon be commenced.
The Myers well is pumping 80 barrels
per day. believe this we'll 10 located on
the VIM. Sboup farm close to Heater line.
The striking Of the DeIo and Masters
wells show conclusively that there isa belt
OF oil running through this nelghborhood
aomewhere.
The we'll below the Seminary at Clarion
is down below the boulder. The citizens
arc very much excited over the prospects Of
getting the long sought treasure. They
claim to have every indication Of . good
we'll.
The Magrew we'll continues 10 pump 70
barrels per day. Since the striking Of this
we'll new wells have been started on this
farm (Keatlng) all Of which are located be-
tween the we'll and Nicely farm which lies
directly north.
Hsmer is putting down wells 10 the Viz
cioity Of Jefferson Furnace, Beaver creek.
Mr.. Hamer has been severely dealt with on
account of little neglect, and has been
''locked up" for month, but I presume
bis business will progress % nsual not
withstanding bis absence.-C Emlsnton
Friend.
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Gold at l0p. m. ll231

Tho Petersburg Progress Of last week
contains another one Of those double lead
cd Trades Of very poor billingsgats Ian
kusEe, devoted to the editor Of this paper.
During . long series of years 10 which we
have been connected with The newspsp per
business, We have never yet had occasion to
bslittle ourselves 10 the eyes Of the public
BY rssorsing to that peculiar style Of litera-
ture adopted BY the Progress 10 abusing q
brother editor. We have presented areu-
msnts and facts 10 answer to those present.
cd BY the editor Of that paper, using mod
crate and gentlemsnIy language In connec-
tion Herewith. So far Il Ia we'll enough
but when the highly learned editor Of tha
sheet deseends from fsir discussion Of fac,
relstive 10 the oil business, to personall
abusing us 10 vitupsrstive language, ws be-
leave to quit the field. The Progress ca
make oil the capital It can by such . cours
end q Welcome to H.
We might add that there 10 form Of ski
dissafs, always annoying but never danger
ous. Msrcurial ointment 10 the cure. IT,
just % With journalism. There 10 . for
shat exhibits only an itch tor writing, belu
aImlsss and harmless. Brains would pei
haps effect cure.
The Progress 10 the best Illustration Of Il
subject on our exchange last. A specimt
copy can be seen at this office.
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Last years exports Of Petroleum from the
port Of New York. amounted to nearly Q
hundred million (s4, ,s55, ,s5O) gallons-a,
increase Of more than seven aud quarter
millions over the preceding year. Phila-
dslphia siso exported sc, ,0OO, 900 gallons iu
ls7l-sn increase Of six millions over 1870.
The total export Of last year from these two
ports, therefore, was more than ono hun
dred and dfty million gallons, to which
must be added the enormous home cousump
.ion, to represent the total yield Of th,
wells.
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Nearly three millions Of letters went to
the Dead Lette. Office last year. Fifty
eight thousand letters had no county or
State direction; more than four hundred
thousand wanted stamps, and three thousand
were put in tho poetcficss without any ad-
dress Of oil. NiDety.twe thousand dollars
10 drafts, checks, ete., were founi 10 these
letters. 1t appears lthst, on % average,
every letter that 10 uisdisseted, or goes ,s
the Dead Letter Odics from other causss,
contains one dollar.
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The excessive heat which has characterize
ed the summer in this country has Dot been
confined 10 the United States. England
and France report hot terms OF unaecustom.
cd length and severity, and even Switzer,
land complains bitterly Ct the intense heat.
The glaciers, too, bear witness to the un-
usual character ol the season, and have
not melted 90 rapidly before for many
years.
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The Congregational Association OF West
eru Pennsylvania, in connection With the
Memorial Union, will hold their semi-annusl
meeting at Cambridge. Tne opening ser
vice being on Tuesday evening, September
10th, aod exercises to continue three days.
All are respectfully invited to attend.
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Local Notices.

10000 Agents wanted for sry o,...
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN CHART.
The most attractive and salesble thin,
cut. 1t is indispensable to men Of ali ns,.
ties. furnishing Just tho facts and asp,s,
needed, for every day reference, by svs,s
Intelligent voter. Agents ara selling from
16TO 80 A DAY.
The most liberal terms. Send.for de,e,i,.
tive circulars. Address, DUFFIELD ASH.
MEAD, Publisher, Ill SAMSON ,S,ree. Phil.
delphia.
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A usw respirator for iremen hes been in-
vented, in which the solid particles Of the
deusest smoke are arrested by alms of cotton
wool wet,ed with glyoeriue, and the most
punsent gas by layers Of charcoal. By ,hi
simple means fireman can remain within.
burning buildings for upward of an hour a,
q time with safety and comfort, 60 far as their
respiration 10 concerned.