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Freaks q AgAtni1G.

At the last sitting of the French Academy
OF Sciences, letter was read from n. A.
Parent, giving N account Of the effects Of a
violent stroke 1T lightning which fell on the
96th ult. At Troyes (Aube). in = central
quarter Of the town, With no,sc equal to
the report OF several pieces of artillery. Tie
phenomenon seems 10 have been confined to
the Rue de ls 4onnaie, where, 1t No. 81, u
young girl who was standing on the thresl,>
old Of her dwelling, ssw fiery globe, Of
the size of IN orange, fall at her feet, then
roll along the street, sud disappear: She cx.
pcricnced violent shock, causing . tren.
bling that did not cease until the following
day. The pins In her hair we're torn away,
- we'll - al the other metal articles she
had about her person. Her father, who was
leaning against the iron bars ri window
Of the next house, Was paralyxcd for few
seconds. and did not recover from the con,>
motion for several days. Al No. ~ on the
ssne street. in the /" Election House." ~ 1t
10 calIssi, the electric nuid fell ON . turrct
behind the house, pierced . hole through
the wcsther-cock, slid down the roof along
the ziac which covered II, ~, inside by
looscn,ng the beams that supported the
wood woik, brOke through tho partition,
then through the door into the lower story,
made its way through wsll into garret,
got out through . window, ran along the
spou.s and pipes laid down I" the first story;
thence passed to the next house, brokc into
. warehouse where there were some
iron stoves, with the usual cast.ion orua
ments. such ~ wreaths, &c xcrx. g., all Of
which It faithfully designed on the ceiling
with tho precision Of photography; then
melted the wire Of bell, tho trace Of whicl,
It left on the wall, and at length took .
fancy to some gilt wooden rotls intended
for sale and wrapped up In paper. These
Il enriched with fantastic but elegant de.
signs, and after few more vagaries sook its
leave.
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POETRY.
irish coluetsy.

WtOO ~OyOOSSys
says Patrick TO Blddy, GOOD nosnin'. me dear!
Its bit ~ . sacset I've got Tor yer ear;
lts yourrcr thst II lukin' 10 charmin the day
That the heart iu me bseast 10 fsst slippn' away"
"Tis you thst kin aattes;" Miss BIddy replies,
And throws him glance from her merry blue eyes.
':Arrah thn.," cries Patrick. "tis thinkn' ~ you
That's maxim me heart-sick. mc darlInt that's thrue
Sure I've waited = long time to tell you this sane.
And Biddy AaloDyll be sch fonc namc."
Cries Biddy. 'Have done wid yer talkin, pray.
Sure me hearts NOT me own for this many day!
II gave It away to . good-lookin' boy,
Who thinks there ID NO one like Bddy Xailoy:
So don't bother me, Pat; j,st BE- aisy," says shc.
''Indade, II yen vt me, I will thst!' ssys be.
Its bit Of nIrt that ~ ass on the sly;
I'll not trouble ye more, but III bid ye good BY"
"Arrsh, Patrick." cries BIddy, IAN where arc 70
gain''
Sure II isn't the best at good manners yes shown,
70 lave me 10 ssddint! I" ''Och. BilAy, cries Pst,
You hsve Knocked the cock feathers jiat oat ~ me
hat"
'Comc hack Pat,' says she. 'What for thin :" says
he.
"bekssc meant you Ill the time. cir I" says sha
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4 DEllE Of TO-DAY.
4 Apietnro q - Wp0aa Who Chas1ns q
0os1AoGa-0o9 Dress aAA 00 Doouty.

A correspondent Of the New York Mad
says that the Saratoga belle Of today IL BY
no means, In appearance at least, the same
creature - the belle OF last season.
She IL exceedingly quaint In her garb,
having gore fur to the mediaval ages In
quest Of trinkets for her adornment, but she
- just - charming ~ ever, nevertheless,
and Just - fatal to tho fancied security OF
peace In . man 3 heart. She looks, - We
have heretofore hinted, like some tair vision
Of female lovelincss painted hundreds Of
years ago, and stepping down from her
niche In some old picture gallery to sway
hearts and command sdoration ~ she did
Of yose. Her costly robe falls closely around
her graceful form, the heavy folds being
cIaspsd At the back with buckles Ut guam,
device. Crinoline 10, thank Heaven! at last
discarded. A belt, which 10 fastened be.
hind with great clasps Of silver, on which
are carved Olympian heads (Apollos, Of
course, preferredD encircles her tiny waist,
and from this belt depend . number of
silver chains, to which are attached the q.
sential fan, vinagre.ss and other knick.
knacks.
That the ruff may reign with blissful se.
curity her dark or golden tresses are arrang.
ed In queenly ooronet Of braids or puffs
on the top Of her head, where the huge comb
which delighted her great grandmother
keeps stately guard. Her fan, of astonish.
ing proportions, reminds one Of the olden
times when mothers wcrc wont 70 correct
their waywsrd daughters with this self.
same style Of fan. These fans ars of silk and
satin, and gorgeous with painted flowers.
We must not omit to mention the remarks.
bic buttons which ars no longer tho sire of
butter cups, but rather resemble the sau.
Gers.
1t 10 universally remarked here that there
are greater number Of beautiful belles at
Saratoga this summer than for some seasons
past-the prevailing type Of beauty being
the maiden with divine blue eyes and nut.
brown hair, although ws have Of course the
sparkling brurette and the sunny. haired
blonde.
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4 veeaeSous Account q 1gr ohaSics W.
seo's In1sgviov VIA 1o1-slaa1o1
6ka,n
From the CHICAGO Timcs,

From the Chicago Times.
There was . regatta st Geneva Lake, W,s.
on Monday last, aud among The Chlcag'
spectators was Mr.. Charles Wilson, the @
teemed editor and proprietor Of the Eeesisl
Journal. Mr.. Wilson has long taken
practical interest In the charming reso,t Il
question, and, ~ may be inferred, was pre-
pared to specially enjoy the festivities Of th'
regetis. He wss standing on the bridg'
waiting for the boats to start, when he wa.
somewhat rudely, though Il appears unIn
tcntionally jostled BY strappIng gentleman
just at his elbow.
The latter individual, though totally un.
known to Mr.. Wilson, was really almost \,
much Of character - the editor himself
being no less distinguished parsonage than
RED Handed Nike" noted bruiser Ia
training near Geneva Lake for forthcom.
ing prize fight.
Annoyed At having been 90 carelcssly
pushed, Mr.. Wilson turned gaze OF scorn
upon the unknown 20 marked and severe 4,
to stir ae once the lstter's disgust.
maybe you own this BRIDGE" quoth
Michael Of the nominally cory palm.
"Well," sneered Nj. Wilson, ~ pro.,a.
bly, paid about ~ much for tho building ol
this bridge as you or any other man upo''
IT,"
" perhaps you own the whole lake too ~
continued he Of the sanguinary paw.
~ certaioly have done more for its i'm.
provement than dozen like you," retortetl
the somewhat justly incensed editor
There was 4 shade Of sadness in the
voice Of Red-Handed Mike" as hs re.
piled:
"Theu you had better light over into il
and ses how Il 10 getting along" said be.
laying his brawny fists upon the as,onishcd
Journalist and heaving him plump into the
water.
Friends promptly jerked the doundcring
involuntary basher back to shore, where
having obtained . dry suit and learning ,ha.
he had been ''chinning" to 4 professional
bruiser, he sensitly ssw the magnitude of
the joke and now enjoys mention Of it q
hugely as anyone else.
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The fashion Of dancing Is not At oil COS.
n,opolite-nOs even national In Saratoga
.hs different styles make medley.
II you see two hundred>pound man and
woman perspinng around with their pomp.
Gus bodies tossed lightly aud sprightly In
the cir, keeping good time, aud making
grand Pessian salaams for . bow N the
Lancers. you can sst them down - belong.
Ing 10 the old Tweed. Fisk. Leland. Americas
school.
II you see two heated young people trip.
ping fast away ahead Of the music, taking
short steps, and jerking through = square
dance ~ II the house was On fire, aud the
oct must be completed before any one could
take to the fire escapes, yoa can ses them
down - from the plantation districts Of
Psonsylvanis and the West 1t 10 the
steamboat quicks,ep.
1t you zee blsck-eved youth with long
hair, and . young lady with liquid black
eyes, and she has her two hands on the
young mans shoulders at full length, and
stands directly in front ii him, and they
both 80 hopping around like pair of Siam
ese twins, with springs under them, you can
wager they are from Louisville. Memphis,
or Little Rock. They have the squsrs hold
wrestling step.
II YOU zee young fellow grasp . young
lady 6rmly around the waist. seize her
wrists, stick her hand out like the bowsprit
Of sound yacht, and both hump up their
bucks like PAIR Of mad cats on dooryard
fence. and then 70 sliding slam. .bam against
people, oyer people, through people, up and
down the room, sidewise, backward, up and
down like saw.mill gate, you can, having
learned their dancing, j.in the Morristown,
Riversdale aud Yonkess sociables. It 10 the
surbursn New York, saw mill jump>up.
II you see couple gliding gently and
slowly and lazily through the Lancers, just
~ fast - tho time but keeping step with the
music. quietly ssunter'ng through the
grand chain, .oo lansuid to whirl their
partners. talking sweesly I'll the time ~ II
they were stro,ling through : graveyard.
you can rese assured that they ars from
New York, and from the most fashionable
sections between Madison square and the
Park. This b the grave yard saan,er
step.
II you - fellow clasp girl mellingly
In his arns, squeeze her hand warmly, hold
her swelling bosom on h,s, and they both
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PsHtIeal Notes.

Horace Maynard will be the Republican
candidate for Governor OF Tennessee In
1874.
The political campaign In Colorado 10 un-
usually warm. .... ...
The heading In Boston paper, ."An'i.
Grant Mssting In London" startled it,
readers until they discovered il related tn
the grant 70 the Duke OF Edinburgh.
The correspondent of . western journal.
predicts that General DIX will ~ = psor,i
nsat candidate In 1910 for the presidential
nomination. s1.#- ~. -H
Colonel J. stoddasd Johnston u spoken
Of ~ the next democratic candidate for
0overnoe of Kentscky. =#+ -
The income ef Jones OF Nevada u eco, ].
90 yrsr from mining parr'ses. His slcc.
lion 10 he Uuited States Senate cost him
nearly years income.
The editor Of ihs Birmiaxham lAla.
Nses u candidate for lunsiic asylum.
: lie csieth aloud. mo comprom,ss- 'unl>
ficotioa'-but . whits mans rule, . white
mans civilisaiioo, and white mass gov.
srnment. or ruin and sStesmins.ion !" After
this The deluge, Or ! supplica,ion u Zamisl.
Chsrls Robinson. tho hsst ffss.ssats gov
ernos of Kaasas, hss psblishsd spefch
fully spproving o1 tho farnesy aa,vtmeas,
asd dsaaadiag. II lheis b<hslf. ibe mnsl
lbososGh md radical msassres Of reform.
Hs hss bssa oss Of polltlcs fse snms yssn
living spoa and csluvaiins largo farm
nsas LaWeOaca. .@s # 585#
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HBwspAPm DECISIONS:
EvE.AnoEllcAl CORNER,

Tho secret Of fashion 10 to surprise, never
to disappolnt-Bslsssr.
Ladies are beginning to use colorsd starch
for their cuffs 40 did the beauties OF the
court Of good Queen Bess.
A Western paper heads the description Of
brides trosseau, "Duds."
Olive Logan doesn't belisyc .ha. one mar.
ried couple out Of twenty have any love for
each other.
Mrs.. Ably Sage Richardson has nearly
completed her juvenile history Of the United
States.
Al the quickest way Of making fortune
cotcmporary suggests marrying . fashions
able young lady and selling her clothes.
The ladies do not like the term ''sca.loped"
applied to the new style Of arranging tho
hair, and have substituted tho name Of
''catspsw.'
Golden hair 10 worth more than gold itself.
The latter 10 worth el8 per ounce. but the
inner kind Of HAIR at the most beautiful
golden shade 10 $50 per ounce. So the
golden haired lassies have gold In their tres.
ses In double sense.
Miss Anna Dickinson rode 70 the top of
Pixies Peak last week. No one ever made
the ascent on h0rseback before.
"Yes, take her, and welcome" responded
IN Illinois farmer, when young man asked
for his blushing daughter. "shs's rum
away with school master, sloped with .
Snowman, shot . wildcat, and whipped her
mother, and the sooner you take her The bst>
ter"
Aiss Sexton, . protsgs of Miss Louise
Kellogg, 70 said 10 hsve the power Of sing.
ing upper-regisler notes with an almost phe.
nomensl clearness, owing 70 her possessing
- peculiarly high. rooted moush"-a sort Of
musical lansard, We suppose.
The Shah, Il appears, has the Oriental
preference for fat women. Being showo
some very adipose cows at the Home Farm
q Windsor. hs asked how they were fed.
Being told that they were brought into this
plump condition by diet Of oil.cake, bic
interest was at once excited, and he said to
his interpreter: Ask If oil cake 10 good for
wives."
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4 Ssensa Ysso JsAa Paal - ~ Jsvs
sas,sesa co.r~sponds.oe New York Tsisaps,
You've got the Jews all over with you, y
sail gentleman frum one Ut the othel
hotels 70 me les. evening; they shut down
on shep over at our house; won't have
EN-" like that; prescription Of Ill kind
- good. I like to hear one man say that be
hates On 4ngllshmau, and another that he
can't stand N Irishman: for It shows tha,
their educations are not finished; each has
something in life to look forward to. II
they live long enough they will come 10 the
conclusion arrived =. by the great Franch
traveller, who declared thsl after visiting
every part of The world, he had made up his
miud that II wss Inhabited only by men and
women. But religious prescription 10 ssps.
cially pleasing 10 the naked eye. So far q
business dealing 10 concerned, an o1lcsr oi
one vt your mast prominent banks, "a
whom l repeated the observation, remarked
that Of oil the men who had dealings with
his bsrk, hs found the Jews the mos,
honest, the most faithful In the perform
ance Ut the very spirit Of their consracts,
the most Trustworthy In oil money transac.
iions And 10 II not sOl Among thu
paapers who au our streets and our asy.
lums, our hospitals and our jails, do you
dnd Jewl They feed their own poor,
2GMap AAh As~% o1.ns~ tnk Ahn
best modern engines, they consume their
own smoke and rubbish. But, aside from
these material facss, there 10 grsndnesa
about the Jewish character which haa
always moved me 10 reverence. A nation
without = country. . people without 4
home, flowing through and penetrating oil
nations, yet not oommingliag with single
one, preserving all their indivldualities,
their religion, their language, their cusloma
intact tho same now ~ when led BY the
cloud By day. and the pillar Of hrs u nigh,
shsy went dry-shod through the cloven ~
and enca,lped in The wilderness beaessh
the same staFs which now stud the heavens.
Show NE = people like this In Ill history ;
people around whom oil the grasd poetry
Of the BibIs clustess psopls rich In t1ali
tion beyond sll precedent, who have YET
preserved the ninusesl Of th0ss traditions
while dynasty after dynasty hes erumblsd
ssossd then, and nation after nsaios ~
faded from o6 ahs facs Of The earth: Z
poopls who have chung 70 The faith of theis
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Ills rather extraordinary, Mrs. Caudlc,
that We have now been married four weeks
i don't see what you have 10 sigh about
and yet you can't make me proper cup Of
tea However, don't know how I should
expect Il There never was but one woman
who could make tea 10 my taste, and she 10
now In heaven. Now, Mrs. Caudls, let me
hear no crying. I'm not one of the people
to be melted BY the tears Of 4 woman; for
you can all cry al Of you-at = minutes
notice. Tine waters always laia on, and
down It comes It . man only holds up his
finger.
You didn't think I could be 20 brutal,
That's 1t. Lot man only speak, and he,
brutal lrsa womans Alst duty to make
decent cup of tea What do you think I
married you fort ItS oil very we'll with
your tamboar.wosk and such trumpery.
You can make BUTTERFLIES on kettle. holdera.
but can you make pudding, ms'ams ri
b. bound not.
OF course, - usual you've given me the
corner roll, because you know I hate = cor.
ner roll. did think you might have seen
that ! did hope l should not be Obliged 10
speak on 20 pa!try 4 subject-but i.'s no use
to hope to be mild with you. I zee that's
hopeless.
And what herring! And you call II =
bloater, suppose. La! there Wa woman
who had an eye for bloa,cr, but-sainsed
creature!-she's here no longer. You wish
she vast O, I understand that I'm sure
it anybody should wish her back, ,t's-but
she was too good for me. "When I'm gone.
Caud's." she used 70 say. ''then you'll know
the wife I was 10 you." And I do know It.
here's the eggs boiled u = stone again!
DO you think. Mrs Caudls, I'm Z canary
bird. 70 be fed upon hard eegss Don't tell
me about the servant. A wife 10 answerable
to her husband for her servants. Irs her
bus'ness 10 hire proper people, II che
doesn't, she's not 6t 10 be . wife. I find
tho money, Ara Caudlc, and expect you
70 hnd the cookasy.
There you are with your pocket hsudker.
chief again; the old dag Of truce; but It
doesn't trick me. A pretty honeymoon!
Honeymoon! nonsense! People can't have
two honeymoons In their livea Thsre sys
feelings-l 6nd Il now-that ws can't have
twice In our existence, There's no making
honey second time.
No; ! think I've pus up with your neglect
long enough; and there's nothing like bs>
ginning ~ W Intend 70 70 on. Therefore.
Nm. caadls, II hy tes Isn't made . little
noss 70 ny liking o-morrow-aad II you
insals me with herring like that-and boil
my egg that you might hrs 'en out Of
san'-why, perhaps, krs Csudle, you may
see man in passion. i Akss eood dasl
70 movs ne. but when ! an up-Isay, when
! am up-thal1 Ill
Whas did ! put ny slovssl You ds,y
ksssal OF courss not. you know nothing.
-Douslas JerroN.
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ND ENT r. I ES.
O'BANNON & WOODY

VIII attend To all matters reatiax 70 entry q pahlie
lands In Deer Lodge and nissoulA counties. Wehave
Township Pats aud Abstracts of oil lDRs ana enssasa
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/ CARD.

A CARD
The undersigned having taken the
STEAM SAW and PLANNING MILL,
At the foot OF West street, formerly occupied by
iIhomas Walter and refurnished 1t with modern ma
chinery, takes this method of informing
builders and Lumber Dealers
rnat he ia now prepared to receive orders for all
Kinds Of planning, saving, Sitting, &C., &C.
WHITE OAK, WHITE AND. YELLOW PINE
TIMBER
sawed to dimensions.
% 4 stock Of susquehanna white pine decking al
""'s 80 -----' HORACE W. CAUSE,
aprga-6m wilmington, Delaware.
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GdMrattnnal
nELAwARE INsTITurE.

Lately known as Taylor Il Jackson's Academy.
corner OF Eighth and NOllastan streets. Will, Del.
selr ct school for both xes. Seven able ahsis-
tsnt T. achars Studnta carefully prepared for Bust
ness or College, The b stOn method OF instruction
in Drau inR and Crayoning Siill IN nOth driving
and penmanahip may be acquire d In me time usual
given at the Yong Ladies' resideIce oy Professors
Of established reputation la this city. Autumn
term b gins Sept Ut. few glIls will he re etVed
utd the family of the Principal for the coming year
Circulars may he had at BOughman, Thomas
Co. MILTON JACkSoNt ~, ,.
Residence, tafter August 123 at 222 West st.
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nSYCHOMANCY, or SOUL CHARMING.
How either sex may fascnate and gain the To- e
and affections of any person they choose instantly,
This eimpe mental requirement all can possess iree
oy mail r csc together with marriage guide,
sgyptian Oracle, Dreams, Hints tD Ladies, Meddlng
Night Shirt, &c queer book. Address T WILL AM
4 Co., Pubs Pha. leSO-4W
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NEW TEAS
OF 1873 GROWTH,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Bought this week, direct OF the New York lmpor-
ters at low prices.
Teas 80 cents 20 81 90 per Id
FINE GID LIBERIA, JAVA, LAGUIRA, MARI
CABO AND RIO COFFEE.
The onlv House in the city that buys rect OF the
Imuorters Consumers who huv OF me have " pay
mi one nrodt WM. Fl. PIERCE,
iy19-tf No. O. W. Fourth Street.
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Peruvian Syrup, a Protect.
ed Solution of the PFOtOGide of
Iron. is so combined as to haze
the character of an CCJiDIeIIt, as
easiIU digeSted and dSSilnitdte6
qVith the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of N0tHPe's OUH pitdItSthg
I0ent, Iron i1C the blood, dlt0
cures SO thousand ills" simply
by TOniltg up, InUigOr0ting and
TitGLisinO the System. The en-
Tiched and VitdJiSed blood per-
medtes eUeFy part of the O0dy,
qeDdiTiliO damages and 9Cdste,
searching out morbid secre-
tiOns, and Tearing nothing for
disease to feeG upon.
This iS the secret of the 9UOn-
deTfuL success of this remedy IN
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
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ChiIls and Fevers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints
and all diseases originating IN
a bad state of the blood, or dc-
cOmpdnted 6y debility or a tOtO
state of the system. Being free
from .1LcOhOL, in any form, its
energiSimg effects are not fol-
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ton, but are permanent, i1lfaE-
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life into All parts of the system,
and building up G1t Iron Con-
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Thousands haze been changed
bU the 1se of this remedy, from
UeaE, sicEty, suffering creG.
tures, to strong, hedLthy, dl1rt
haDpy men and lUOmen; ana
iMUdIids cannot reasonably hes
atate to OiVe it q trial.
See that each bottle has PERU
WAN SYRUP 1JOtUas iiS the glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. F0WLE & SONS, ProprietOrs,
No. L Milton Place, Boston.
soLD BY DRUGoIsTs GENERALLY.
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DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA

ia prepared directly from the SOUTH AMERICAN
PLANT and ia peculiarly suited to all these difficult
les; it win clesnse he vitiated blood, strengl hen
he life givlrg powers and remove all obsEuctlons
from Impaired and Enfeebed Organs
II should be freely taken, as Jurubeba 10 pro
nounced by medical writer's the most efficient puri-
DER tonic and deobstruent known Ia The Whoie
range of medicinal plants.
JOHN q. KELLOGG, 10 Plat st., n Yy
Role Agent for the Upitad Ststa9.
PRICE 81 per bottle Send for Circular. 1y1a4W
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OCEANS STORY.

Or Triumphs of Thirty Centuries: BY F B. Good
rich (pon OF =. Peter Parley'0 and 4. Rowland. A
work of great historical research recounting in truly
graphic style he wonderful growth OF navigation,
and history of discovery since the flood It Is replete
with Incidents thrilling adventures, battles ship
wrecks mutinies. piraciea, &c. Describes how from
the first tiny bark when ocean was the dark realm
" terrOrs, sails now whiten every sea, ngntening
up wonders from deep waters. with many o'her
matters If lively interest, which go to make up one
1 the most valuable, fascinating and remarkable
productions OF the age over 200 spirited tllusra-
ions. Agents wanted. For circulars and terms,
ADDRESS, HUBBARD BROS, Publishers, Phi adel-
phia j SO-4W
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