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Pittsburgh Cattle Market,

PITTsBURG, Pa, January %.
CATTLE-About 900 head on sale
to day. The market opened firm but
closed dull with a good many common
cattle left over unsod. Prices are about
the same as last week: 5a54c. for com
mon to fair; Cache. for medium to good !;
7a7Rc. for prime to extra,
Sheep are in better supply and easier
but unchanged: sales at 6a64r, for fair
to good, and 7a7lc, for prime to extra
Hogs sold in q retail way at 7a7kc.
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wwe..do not know of smallpox be-
ing at any point in this county, except
!Qarington. Il &
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sOur club agents are requested to
send in their lists Of subscribers.
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Prince Bismarck's health is said to be
thoroughly undermined, For some time
past be has lived exclusively on liquid
food.
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Hotel for Rent.


H'HE Hotel property known as the Hub
| bard House, formerly Jsckssn Housed
containing Is rooms. with stabliDg for 40 hor-
seS, aud the only stock yard in the psca.-
The House vii! be let with or without f1rni-
iurs.
SAID HOUSE IS IN NO ! ORDER
from cellar to garrett having hsen thoroughly
repaired bat q few months since. The House
is now doing the best business OF anv HOnse
in the ace and is st;l Increasing, ANY
man suited for t e Lusiness can do well with
this House, and Livery Stable attached.
The present proprietor can give salts factory
reasons for retiring from the business. For
further particulars call on or a a;sress Mallory
x Atkinson. or
W. II. MALLORY, Proprietor,
jan30n Ga ington, Monroe Co, o.
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Administrators Notice.
,5AsgEH LESHA,

attorney and Counsellor az lar,
MATAM0RAs, WASHINGTON co o.
All bu siness entrusted to my care will re-
c,ive prompt attention. Claims promptly
collected. -. Jan. 2, ,m6.
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HOur first and fourth pages contain
reading matter worthy Of perusal.
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l.OCA l. n OTIC ES.

BE- Notices in this column piU be charg-
ed 10 cents per line 4 reduction ,ciN be
made for notices running ., 3 & s months
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/ UENITCRT,
Road Notice..

4 PETITION will be presented to the Com
X missiopers of Monroe county, at their
March session, praying for the vac tito of &
part of a roai commencing near II. kubies
house, through his land, the land of W: NJ.
Straight, the lands of F. Doherty, and tue
lands of Joseph Fox, AMI intsrsects the coua
ty road about three hundred yards northeast
of Joseph Fox's house.
jau3Utd. MANY PETITIONERS,
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Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS. Is

As our Renewer in many cases
requires too long, time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation; which will
quickly and effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. p. HALL, & CO.,
NASHUA, NH.
For sale by o.. T.iJui ms, " oVdsdeld-iar2
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DY virtue of vendi. ex to me directed
ID "A. use court If common pleas at Mon
oe county ohio, will eifer for sac Al tbs
ront door of the cup;i heuse. in III" 'rvn nf
Wool fla between ths huurs OF 10 O'Clock
!. N. aud o'clock p. III. ou
Sotur,ing, the l0ik d,y ot February 1877,
the following described real estate, situate in
honroe counts, OHIO, t. wlt:
The southeast qasttef Of the southea"t
quarter OF section ten, township foss Esd
range six; also the southwest ca after of the
southwest qusr:er OF section frar, tnwosh'p
oar aud iaage six, eoutasing eighty scre'
aore or lcss,
Appraised at 81 ,4a0.
G8oEGS CALDWELL,
jan9w5. sheriff Is. e.. Q
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Pl,lsburg Oil Market.

January %.
Petroleum quiet; refined firmer; Jan
uay sold at 22tc; February steady at
225c for first, and 22fc for last half;
March 23c Crude, at Parker sold at
SO 87I per bbI. or 81 81 here.
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to Commits
"a sioners OF Monroe county, at their March
session. praying for the alteration OF the road
leading from the Woodsfeld and Lewisville
road to Pfazgrafi' S mill, in said county, fol-
lows: Commencing on the road leading from
Woodsfeld to Lewisville, on the land of J. c.
Yoho thence through land of said J. c. Yoho;
thence through lard of William Smith and
- Barner; thence through land of Jacob
Stempert, thence through land of Henry Smith,;
thence through the land of Jacob Pfalzgratt
to intcrsect the road leading from Woodstied
to Calais.
jan23td. MANY PETITIONERS
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T 4 E R 4 r. %. .

Jan. Is, by Rev. T. A. Grove, Archibald
Cooper and Mary T. Jones, both of Monroe
County, Ohio
Jan. %, by J. A. schwob, Esq, William A..
Amos and Ellen J. Gray.
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REM MEER THE PLAK..
Henry Esrnes',
la MAIN STREET,
set17ms Wheeling. West Va.
uR. raaRyHY,s
$500 REMARDM

$500 REWARDY
A reward of >Five Hundred Dollars viii ,
paid for . medicine that viii psrmanena
cure 10 ore eases of Costiyeness. Censuap
ton. Sick or Nervous Headache, Liver Cons
plant, Bilious Disorders, Jaundiss, RAssns-
tisu, Gout, Dyspepsia, t'hiils and Fever. Tape
Worms. Bells, Tumors, Tettsr, Ulcers, ssrss.
Pains in the Lons, Side and Head, and IasAss
CoMrLArYTs than
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DR.. J.c. AVER & co., Lowell, Mass,
Practical and Analytieal Che,nists.

EFa AAALS
NNNSsys. "..SSavEaEIaslE sIcIllAs
hH~-~-NsGS HAIR
~ ~GSRENEwER
Every year increases the populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create q new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair a splendid, glossy
appearance. "A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and l consider it the BEST PREpA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
Sold By all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines
Prioe One Dollar.
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DR.. PAHRNgY's

Blood Cleanser or Panacea-
which issu.ed more extensively by prastis,n<
physicians than any other popular medicine
KNOWN.
. ey Prepared by P Fahrney's Bros . &C.,
Way ynesboro. Pa, and DR.. 2. FAHssH Sc
North Dearborn street Chicago. Prioe
81 Is per bottle; for sale by Whole AA
sale and Retsil Dealers, and by J. I.
1pakins. " oodsfe i, o. rovl4@s.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW YoRK. Saturday. Arrl 6. 1872.

NLH-1 YORK, HbtuTuaNs hIIii o. lnt%-
At the Exchange, this morning. William Ken
nelly sold by order Of the Court of Common Pleas under
direction Of Edward f. Brown. Rfcree, four lots on the
north side of Onehundred-anc-ffty nnthst, 100 feet
cast Of Tcntnave 20 John Lyons, for 5000 size plot.
loox9el For the coming week several important sales
will he made. including desirable New-NOfk City aud
Brooklyn unWpr0vCd lots
Joseph Mcclure will sell on Monday The extra-sized
fOnrstory house and LOT known No. ~ blst Twenty
secOnd-st. broadway lot 26.3XgS9. Tie sale viii
be percmptory tO the highest bidder J. johnson. jr.,
will sell Tuesday in partition go superior lot, the
estate or john : Bergen, situated In the EIGHTH Ward ot
Brooklyn on Third, Fourth Fifth. and sXih-avcs. and
Forty second Forty third, Foryourth, and Forty-hith-
sta aiso three lots Ninth and lrOspcctaYes.
also, number OF lots in other locations.
Muller, Wilkins Co. will sell on Tuesday the plot OF
land tine westerly side Of ThompsOn-st running
through 10 aud fronting Snvan-st., between Prince
and HOustOn-ss., and known Nos 135, t37 ana l39
Thompson and NOS. IA, 18 and l45 snlivan-st having
front each street O z feet by 200 feet IN depth.
A. y. Meiick. II. d Bro. viii sell "Wednesday on
premises, desirable t-cnchr0Of house and acre OF
ground, at summit, New-Jersey.
James VI. Miller viii sell on Wednesday under drec
ton Oi smith Barker executor OF the estate If John
PenZ. deceased, 100 desirable west side lots, located
Saint Nicholas and Tenth-aves, and One-hundred-and
hiry-uiuth and Observation-Disclosures, This viii
be Of the best opportunities presented 10 pur
chase west side property aud the increasing interest
ises make the sale notable Maps and fun
tcuars reference 90 the sale De had on application
% the aucOneer, Lockwood Crosby, No. 1873 Mas
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- IPEHsoS AucioDeeL
A UCTDN sac of superb. three-st0ry.
n Prrneh ooL frame kUSR. by A. D. MElLlCk, IT,, BRO
NJ ,ous full ria, all complete stable carnage hout
ssrr eboe. crdsn. sunit j. n mile. from YORK Morris
- f., Ero.d on BDNEsDAY Apni 10. Al D. on The
prrmi,. thfe inuies n from depot beautifully situate brs e~
ysrT healthy highest point IN 'n' OF - et Of hr~
va ne. saIsbt LOT Tesdeuos
sDr house possou Take i;1o n n loot bsesi ~
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|
Amuscmcnls.
ID T. BARNUNs GREAT SHOW.
4 POSITIVELY LAST WREK
or THE GREAT EXPOSITION
TifrRDAyE. AND SXTYTHIRDSr
! THE CELEBRATED MELVILLE FAMILY.
THE WILD III 'A'''DA''N cAsrELLos SUPERB CIRCUS
ALL BARI r ~ fAARGi'5f MRyAGERIE IL AMERICA
'HN 0''' - ~ -. MONSTER SEA LIONS
EARTH sA AR , AIR PIT s ES2ss So SyR
xof T5isS L DIS' n Eys a1B aEp6 d SEEN
rAIRP ETFRYrT.yG cHAsTR REFINED AND sUPsRIoR
whole Exhibition ~ CENTS aAlrrA nan prc ne
Pietoa. Lie a T Bsrrum reduced nom - 80 TO ~ 90
Door oea and eocA Performance IN The h0orone com
NH sst jersey CITY MONDAY April IS; Newark TUESDAY
Au l6 dzabeth EsDAY April IA SeSBfaas"ieA I'll rs
| DAY Apri d.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE: -
VI FOURTH WEEK OP LALA RoOKH' ~
oI ne 5e7nes s Material the COSTUMES
INTENSITY u '-'''''' u LALLA RoOKH
'i'HA1 EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
70 'ufpn' oy isi THREE THOUSAND ENCHANTED PEOPLE
'FEr'saHns an ''en syr e aiis THOUSAND
R4SDEST AND MOST srccSssETL SPECTACULAR PIECE
| 1T HAS THE MOST RAvlSHlNG DANCES,
MOST BEAUTIFUL LADY ARTsTES ,,,,,s URN, ,p ,,,-v,
III
II 10 AS DAi'Oi ''D 40 FIRST DAWN OF LOVE-
! Tran.foruatiOu Al Il O'Clock.
Union SQUARE THEATER.
L z. W. BUTLER Manager.
THE SPANISH MlNSTRELS
Miss MILE COOK. Mr. WELSH EDWARDS
NJ GEO. ATKINS. Mr. HUGtIEY DOUGHERrY
Misses JIMMIE KIMBALL MINNIE JACKSON, ANNIE WOOD
Mr. Gus WILLIAMS MASTER BARNES
IN AZ ENTIRE CHANGE OF Pg0GRAMhsr; a.,
nATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY. AT IN
THE yOkEs. THE v0kEs NEXT WEEK
Gan FRANCISCO MlNSTRELs,
BIRCH, LAST WEEK BUT THREE Of tie HsAsoS
BERNARD OLD MOTHER MIDDLE wAD0LE
and TIIE GREAT QUARTET DANCE.
BACKUS Hundreds TUNED awav after the performance
A CARD
THE YKw YORKiCONSgRyATORY OF MUSIC
has removed from Broadway
their
No. Ess Foartesnihat. HGL-a,e,
ueIt doort 10 Demoaecs
Pupils received daily from o. IA. 70 b.
or Private all bnohe 81 vocal sud nsunen'
BROOKLYN BRANCH,
lO2 lO4 si Cour ST. nesr state
I TITLE OLLIE, the DRAMATIC WONDER.
H MASTER OLIVER b GOLDSMITH. jE. -
and Musical Entertainments al Robinson Hail.
10 Y. Siytesuh-. between brosdwAy andfiths'e on
THRsDAY Apnl H. at SATURDAY, April IL al s:SA
Parasite CLar IS ceH Ore eiTa Chair 81 IoAesa e nav
and Godsmths Writing Coge hfh cor Twenty sseond,I
d,r-fCi,n woodfOr TO Rev Heny Want Besel
GRAND CONCERT AND BALL
MANAHAN's SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT BAND.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
APRIL 10 sT9
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6clp nJauicn.

4 GARDENER WANTED who understands
a 81. te.-.s- German preferred. Address A. c. box
81 SrN-Y0ra po,t-o*,e.
DOOK AGENTS WANTED.-Best selling
EJtoots iar-e; LII OF Pt More. viva fur steel
NKTANTED-A competent CLERK lmmedi-
w .,er y T. AND HARTFORD PUBIC. Co.. Il ParEroW.
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alarbie dno G!utc mantcls.

4 KLABER. steam MARBLE and MARBLE
a. IZING WORKS and Lass T. lteenthst Marble and
Maril.d Mare Irr Marble Monuments fces Lat
4efr compefiuon. Aa-ai. tun ug ir .ae tra-e
MARBLE. MARBLEIZED MANTELS. MON
II JMiNl> Hral-svles superior W9tIans. hl4BaB
Co.'s a.- dr Boa5va iul en-sve Dee ns on ep. eaton
GTEWART's Slate Mantels.-Largest assert
> r-r lowest price go b. IEWAEI Co., t5 d.1-aI
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Drorklnn i1ropcrtn to fct.

ITO LET. foot South First-st., " illiamsburgh-
DytK and BUILDINGS, table for errat1g storage OIL
vhoe.aIe ar Inquire there " CHAPMAN
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Gitudtlons UGnlco--fcmalcs.

! 20 SECOND-AYE., bet. Eighty-sccOnd
.eptJeP and loorA rfsprl
" ET ASA reference c or three la's
20 iu the country.
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8rooklnn Real Cstalr Tor Sale.

4 NEW li1st-class brOWu-St0ne front HOl 81
a fr SAL p-opert Hill; orr -f,Fi Inquire Hrsu
is-. lt-av. oi LOl!lEE hASNIA cner
u. Bond aud f.e- .t...-.a. b-o'Atn.
DROOKIlN-A BARGAIN.-A new three
ID .torr BRtH HOUSE with npov nen, ani tntc 20
90, .infar. ,H II ro, 1. a. r .l.-L Apgg AObl.
s. WALKER. ..patWa-. \. Il.
DROOKLIN HlGHTS-Larce 4-story corner
ID BOZ 81 sAL Coa-tr residence .ou- r,n tae at7
would De part laTr4u- rutland WHITING, Deck
Il.H-st
FOR SALE on Brooklyn Hiehts-A large
fa-c4s, Hot - corner OF I9. ri o-an--- D compete
90 TAYLOR SffAHNiS T. fut-sL. newton, ~
WICKUfF JANIS -.s M9u.4gur-,t. brooAl %.
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Gin Rcal Csiate Tor Sale.

4 SPLENDID 4-,tory. ligh-st0op, stone front
y House 90. o. i.. fe,.- Faa-lc opposite .'r-i farA
FOR sALE at ,ar-.a.
Apply WI. r. BAYNoR. Pacs'.
4 FREE REGISTER. with particulars of 2,0o0
,s.-, V, e- &C.. 4sa, K srEvEysoN SoS,
''---' ac'i Estate iar,.onrr la. BToA,s. e q rae
IHEAPEST HOUSE IN marke, is offered by
h.i stomp. o -1ul snslc c mi
..,se,4 ,a-to- li iols--4'.s 7r near tii- "a
COR SALE-A first -class 4-story, hign-stoop
oroHn-'one .-.n iIpt ~ -,ie a f -l
,er... tas s modern nJoyensH w oil ~ ana On ,e3
WALKERS 30 beeLmar-'t
FOR SALE or to REM FUhNI>tEl'--On
- Mn ' y -. pr ei 4. .i rr, TO-
asaei or iir-. Ar,r 90 HOMER N6aGAy ra.-s. sol
TOR SALE or to RENT-A four-story, +. b.,
II BS s6 IA, IN 81 y, + n '' f5H
ID '' j. ROMANO Brown ,ao Bro-dy.y.
FOR SALE - Medium-sized brown stone
HOUSE Eo I-7 Bat serglt'.r. 90 leroi i il3 lev
pr,e low; very lt,.e ca.b required Inquire 90 premises
HOT AIR and YENTILAIING REGISTERS
NeF haufui les superior qusht AL interested
at 80 ''''' WN c. CafIEa s sos u P,i..,l Wy.
u finest part of Lexington-avo., tlirce-st0ry
a.-ar HOUSE. elegantly eac3td ID excellent oller, VII
be -''' ID VAGaoy & zrrrL. ! oea rair'.re.
John SHIRLEY y son, 30. 81 Cedar-sJ.
- Msu4-'aeut ai i-''e, .Iecatr aor---.s a-".-..-
MORNING SIDE PARK PROPERTY
FOR sALE
THREE LOTS north s4e of oNrHrNuRED- SIS n-sIX-
TIES IT. T era srlp located Too SIrI-irE
g7uo. street i,I i,st vile Apply
wN SINCLAIR .-.. P.ae-s.
s10S WEST FIFTY-NINTH-sT., opposite
$40 Central ".rA >ever-l-yr.
NM TElSr BAILEY. Auei.oueer
" x. STEVENSON 500 viii s.i .r "ifi~-
DAY. turi commencing 20 or.ok m oh" whole Tho naul-
SOM. c-I -ltIre fUNl4i RI and .itLt 1 above
-.. Iatsl yl no te aHn'e flr-oaer officer D 'u.t
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Cong g5lan0 Real estate for Sale.

20 MPLk / L summer and Winter RESl-
y DLErL-ios- aud oufLLl. perfect orders Eve acres -t
win Frft B-ooiru ani road fef
pnce nolefaf- Rutland a. Viii Nc o BerAn-s-,L
EOR SALE at FLUSHING, l.. IA tine
BUILDING LOT oTl5o Of TIE principal avenrs'
either p depot; -i51 terms cash
Aalress J. u. GREGORY. box l5l! \. Y r. o.
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GHEhP EhRNS! FREE EgAAS!
union PA;lFiC RAILROAD.

land grant Of I2OOO,OO Of tAe best Farming and Mn
eral Lam. Amerc-
1000. coo acres NebsEa, the Great PA,ie Valley the
Garden OF Pee Ncsi. nov .or ST..
These LANDS ere ceai portion of The IT. 81 states te
Ais. r-- of Mort of ae Temperate Zone
srouins -tocA raising III
.nrua.s~i by any d tie United .fes
CHEAPER Is PRICE favorable gwen and con
veuieut 10 market be- luc ,..eV here.
FREE HOMESTEAD FOR ACTUAL SETTLERS.
htstiO iOnestead OF
1850 Ar-ee Free 3, Pchasers OF Land.
de-cpve amDu- With published IN
Easusl GERMAN Swedish, .at 4lsA ie- zee gvcVhtie
Address y. r. DAVIS
Land Commissioner. Z. =. r. Il. Co., Omaha Neh.
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Gitn propertn 10 tct.

For particulars 1., arpyto HUGH y. CAMP, Ice Broadway
V7O LET-A three-stories and high-sCoOp
brick HOUSE Flyevuuth.t Broadway and B-htlave.
lgh'op, brogn-stone irolt HOUSE
S-vertr-n1 Thr and Leyugou-aye rent $3.50 oGrtor@'
hghoop. mont West Port7 rsat
Fifth aud 7hareS thretes and hghstoop stone
front HOUSE, ll.th and a.Ita-aTe~, Te1t rS;o,. -o- ct
ITO LFT-A tliree-stories and high-stoOp. stone
HOUSE fully furnished between Fitu and Ktl rrnt
$1,000. high hwnone front HOUSE, 23rb'
fully Furnished dn4,'ve rent 90 teasios' ai asl
par a7 farahei rent 5000 D GARRISON oy7 sItaye
no LET-First FLOOR No. 81 East Four
eu'hst third door west Of CnveraYraee, Tor business pn
poses Inquire premises al MARSH
ITO LET-The entire FLOOR of No. % East
Furtee1th.t at;ed hunes In
qu.re the premises or OF MARSH Co! yeseI-st
no LEASE-a WOOster-FR0NT and REAR
BUILDINGS With mail STEAM ENGINE no good order Apply
SMlIH tlANE. - West rHenSy4 e hil-sL
OFFICE TO LET-NO. II Dey-st.. one flight
~ aP. Good .. w4'ere!Oss' aooF Rent $3.50 Also
TO ARCHITECTS.
Two entire FLOORS rooms large and at Of the best locations
the city.
WIN be rented 10 Architect. favorable Apps
THL PEYRHiE SLATE Co..
Ur.oL-.quare. Po4r;haye and Seyea,eenfb't.
DERsONS GIVING Up HOUSEKEEPING,
OR GOING ABROAD CAN PROCURE
STO RAGE
SILVER PLATE PICTURES LIBRARIES AvD TRJ KS OF
OTHER vALCABLRS, AT THE
STUYVESANT
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
Conner rra7e aud seyeuih-st opposite Cooper Institute
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EHRICES TEMPLE OF FASHION,

TICUTII.AVT- MAR TWENTY FOIkI HI.
Inc ten or4f almost conpie'e1 "" ~
. IL lli 3 present estahsllaon ~ 1f ma
seef all he better able 70 display car ""ols anu "
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fcu5c5 dno farms Ulutco.
WANTED 10 RENT, in the cOuntry-A
W small PLACE having small house IT, the pre-
ferra Of and being all that required Address J. IL,
with terms Box l09 Tribune Omoe.
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ETAMFOED.-F FOR SALE - Gothic COT
- rAGE and ou-toFe,, or sion depot about
ring orchard. uatd Sill River; price -3os This ace
uarg--1 .Norh .al-t. j. D. Ok'E b., 81 brl2.way
VIRGINIA LANES, 81 % per acre, for
SALI-ltG000 lc-s ID western Virginia rracts sut we'll
t be-ed 1oe amount Of coal These lanus
.rr sell slrtr aEuilrs mining sal umielS purposes, c
mat soil c produces generally al the ccet and being
ra1ra veil raqf.3 growing -rassts
OAK black -rf maple and wild The Elk and
Kln-a lands AID 1r and used ior
iruie-r rr-rr S1-i precte tins offering yreat
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03

Their value is by no means appreciated bu
the rapidity with which people are waking up to
their necessity and usefulness is one of the
significant signs OF the times. Few families are
now content with a single newspaper, The
thirst for knowledge is not easily satiated, and
books, though useful-yea. absolutely necessary
in their place, fail to meet the demands of youth
or age. The village newspaper is eagerly sought
and its contents eagerly devoured. Then
comes the demand for the county news state
news, national and foreign news. Next to the
political come the literary, and then the scientific
journals. Lastly and above all come the moral
and religious journals. This variety is demanded
to satisfy the carvings of the active mind.
Newspapers are also valuable to material pros
perity They advertise the village, county or To-
cality They spread before the reader map on
which may be traced character, design, progress.
II stranger calls at hotel he first inquiries for
the village newspaper if a friend comes from a
distance tine very next thing after family greet
ing, he inquiries for your village or county news
paper, and you feel discounted if you are unable
to find late copy, and confounded if you arc
compelled to say you do not take it.
. The newspaper is just as necessary to fit
man for his true position in life as food or raj.
ment Show MS a ragged barefoot boy rather
than an ignorant one. His head will cover hii
feet in after life if he is well supplied with
papers. Show us the child that is eager fol
newspapers. He will make the man Of mark il
after life if you crafty that desire for knowledge
Other things being equal, it il a rule that neye
fails Give the children newspapers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-12-03
Mrs. stowe,. Firu, Ronk.

Now that Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe, in the
autumn Of noble and well spent life, is again
prominently before the public, and by her read
ings from her own works showing not only
new but very delightful phrase Of her many
SIDED character, it may be pertinent to bring to
mind few facts relating to her first and great
est work Uncle Toms Cabin
LuCie TOMS Cabin was first published as a
serial in the National Era of Washington in the
summer and winter Of 1851. 1t is unnecessary
to speak of the eagerness with which it was read
or its remarkable effect upon the public mind.
All offer to publish in book form was made to
Phillips 4 Sampson, of Boston, but it was reject
ed by them. The wife of Mr. Jewett of that
city had read the story, aud she urged her hna-
band to publish it, which he did, When it was
decided to publish, Mr.. Jeweit said to Mr., Stowe
that it would bring his wife something hand
some while Mrs. Stowe, in a tone which had a
little hope, more joy and some incrednlity were
mingled, replied that she hoped it would bring
her enough TO purchase what she had not pos
ses-ed in long timed Hen siH dress. The
first settlement of the publisher must have been
a severe disappointment TO her, for it did not
bring her coveted silk dress, but ten thousand
dollars. Within the first six months over one
luudred and fifty thousand copies were sold il
America, while the first London edition reached
the figure Of two hundred and forty thousand
It wac speedily translated into all the European
l.ngnages, and in Italy some enterprising geniui
brought It ont with all the illusions to Goo
charge i to the Virgin Mary.