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Nothing more clearly indicates the en-.
tire change in the public sentiment OF
the South than the invitation lately ex-
tended to General Grant bv the city Of
Charleston to visit it. That has always
been the very hot-hed of all doctrines
antagonistia to the United States Gov
eminent the parent Of rebellion and the
home Of treason. 1t ought to have been
burned to the ground, as part of Sher-
mans magnificent work. Not one stone
of its buildings should have been left
standing. Defiant, arrogant. dictatorial,
bombastic, when the hour of retribution
came to it, it should have paid the full
penalty of its offences But since it was
not, as it should have been, blottcd from
the face Of the earth, it is well that it
shows tardy repentance, by inviting the
man who crushed its pride and tramped
it beneath the feet of his victorious ar
mics to visit it. Poor Charleston, desc.
late, half-destroyed, and well nigh hope.
less city, its hour of shame has surely
come
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Very small profits, and
ONLY ONE PRICE.
EVERY ONE TREATED ALIKE.
y UrlUE.-ASSIU NEE'S SALE.

In the matter Of John A. Beers, Bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that will sell at Public
Auction, on the Beers farm, Munktpn, VT, Tues
day, March 18th, 1873, at ~ O'clock in the fore
noon, tho following articles belonging to said
bankrupt's estate - COWS, yoke Of oxen,
thoroughbred Ayrshire bull, horses and colts, 3
hogs, ~ snecp, double wagons, 2 single wag-
ons, ! set double harnesses. | set new light dou-
Die harnesses, moving machines, 2 horse rakes,
cauldron kcttle, / dairs stove, | cheese vat,
;heese presses and hoops, - doz. milk pans,
lows, hafrpws, | tuItirAt r. 2 sap pas, 400
-,P bucnct,, stone tuDs, scrapor stouu bot.
log chains, siubic slei 5hs, 3 traverse sl,ds,
tanning mill, and numerous other articles.
Inc above stand. adj uiued until Tuesday,
March ., 1873, when, in addition to tie above,
mo following real estate will DC sold At auction:
Inc Cook farm continuing about "a acres. wall bc
sold subject T. mortgage au1 homestead; Mary
Cox farm, Containing about 81 acres; Single
House iarn % about ~ acres; Rutherford farm
Of about ~ acres; Cbambeilaiu farm Of alb W lUO
tcges; Mahanua farm Of ab ut % acres; Greed
farm Of 80 acres. The sale will continue from
day to day until the above property is clos d out
LUCIC, f. SMITH, Assignee
Nonkton, VI, Feb. 4. ls73. 5O;3w
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i 0W TO MAKE $500 .-Buy for a song a
stylish, broken-dow horse, one that is pronounce
ed played out from lamcness; cure him with a
bottle or two of Centaur Liniment and pocket
the difference. The Eminent is simply one oft the
wonders of tho world. Dumb beasts neigh out
their gladness, and the sore, manned and crippled
of tho human family hobble in and go on their
way rel icing. Yes. it il wonderful.
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@. DITSON II 60. DIR these new. fresh
genial Juvenile song Books to the public beli,v-
Nh oorCul IN they will bear Comparison
OllCeI1tlI with any other.. Cheerful
Voices, by tnat most successful Voiooc
and popular Composer, Mr.. l.. Q. vO1CCo.
Emerson, is for Common Schools, and a 3OO,0O0
teachers and pupils already familiar with his
previous scnool song Books, they VIII need DO
gins to try this.
Sparkling e5 Aai s. s.6 s; S So s' sso.e
s'G sIiSt title a y ds,s.i9.s RubieS
read the following extracts from commeudatory
letters. Superntendents say: The more we use
1T the better we like it, Tho music has fresh
ness and beauty unsurpassed by any book have
seem Choristers say: d" work Of sterling mer-
it, " Far excelling Sabbath school Music Of the
many books have had the pleasure to use" &c.
Price of Cheerful Voices 20 cts.
Price Of Sparkling Rubies. 81 cts.
Specimen copies mailed, post-psi l,r the above
prices.
OLIVER DITSON & Co, Boston.
c. i. DIrDN 4 CO, New York
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Tar THE POPULAR REMEDY for coughs, colds,
hoarseness, and all diseases Of tho throat and
lungs,-Weeks' Magic Compound 1t relev, 6
aud cures with astonishing rapidity and ccrtaiu-
ty. 1t truly works like Magic sold by drug.
gists. 4G; 2m
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PHOTOG II APHIC

Here hangs m oil portrait, and there onc in ink,
So perfectly liclikc, I verify think,
If you would have yIurs Con som" lei rre day.
Photographed, coored and framed n ibis way,
To leave here behind YOU, friend frlati,.s, ALL
Would long bless the day gov ought " pJverty
Hall
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\IHILDREN CRY--for Pitchers Castoria. 1t
regulates tho stomach, wind collie and causes
natural sleep. It is n substitute for castor oil.
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Sll9S.90
1t is thought by some who have knowl-
edge of the business, that the last item
S2o1 .53 is not an unusual amount to al.
low Tor shrnkage on such large sales.
The figures by which the above state.
ment was arrived at, were shown to us.
and we find that of the alcohol, Isl gals
were sold at 81 so per gal, and A gals,
OF Bourbon whiskey we're sold at 81. in.
stead OF 81, the present price so this
statement accounts for the following items,
not explained in the auditors report which
lessen the net profits of the sales.
Loss profit on III gals alcohol, s226.5O
" "a whiskey IS on
Expenses not reported, 1855
Liquors short when received, l96OO
ehrinkage, 2j75}
Ssl4,9S
From this statement it appears that
these gentlemen found the apparent dis.
crepancy. which they regarded necessary
to be explained, just SAT- more than our
estimate last week
That the discrepancy was apparent
rather than real, we believed as firmly a,
now, when we called attention to it last
week, and We rejoice, as much as Mr.
Comstock can, that our belief has been
confirmed by full explanation
1t 10 fact which none will deny, thai
public officers ought not only to be homes
but to be able to show that they are so
Any looseness of management which pre-
vents this, if not criminal, is at least dam
aging to the good reputation of the mum
eipality and the officer, and injurious to thu
morals Of the community.
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MAR ETS.

MIDDDEBURY RETAIL PRICES.
Prepared weekly for the MIDDLEDrRy REGISTER,
by Benson 4 ANDREWS, dealers in Staple and
Fancy Groceries, Fruits, Nuts, &c. &c.
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Less profit on Isl gals alcohol, s2265'
"a whiskey, So o.
Expenses not reported, 469
Liquors short when received, 1860
shrinkage, 2j7.5
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DDS oil appointment ana promotion were
established, and have been tried My
efforts for such reformation shall be con
tiDued to the best Of my judgment. The
spirit of the rules adopted will be main
tanned
| acknowledge before this assemblage,
representing as it does every section OF
the country, the obligation | am under
to my countrymen for the great honor
they have conferred on me by returning
me to the highest Office within their gift.
and the further obligation resting on me
to render them the best service within
my power. This | promise looking for
ward with the greatest anxiety to the
day when ! shall be released from re-
sponsbilitics that at times are almost
overwhelming, and from which | have
scarcely had a respite since the eventfu
firing upon Fort Sumpter in 1861, to the
present day. My services we're then ten,
dered and accepted under the first cal
for troops growing out of that event.
did not ask for place and position, and
| was certainly without influence or &C
quaintance of persons of influence, but
was resolved to perform my part in q
struggle threatening the very existence
of the nation. l there performed a con
scious duty without asking promotion oil
command, and without revengeful feel
ing toward any section or individual
Notwithstanding this, throughout the wal
and from my candidacy for my presen
office, in 1868, to the close Of the las
presidential campaign, have been thu
subject of abuse and SANDER scarcely eve
equaled in political history which to-day
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Rubies.
- ----------------A-
! JOUSE AND LOT FOM SALE

OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
c. i. D1rDN 4 Co, New York
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/, and never .farmed out to deputies and monop-
4 nj; -fo,. tb,

and neyersfarmed out to deputies and monop-
olies, for the sbenef.sot few.
Let Congress exercise, promptly, its iun-
Questioned power; issue enough money for
the business of the country, say two thousand
millions at least, or even three, and CIRCULATE
its value" so that interest shall never exceed
the nett gains of labor; and thus pay off the
national debt and stop the interest on It. Let
the bond>hoders, take their money aud buy
land and go to work like other people, OF
build factories, or enter into commerce.
They can have their choice so they work !;
but all funding and Banking, and the crea,
tion of estates By ldso for their special benefit,
is, contrary to the genius of our free institu-
tions, and will end in military rule and des-
potism, if they are suffered to oontinue.-
They can have in any useful calling. the same
advantages of cheap money, and cheap trans
portatio,r, that others have and can earn their
living by useful occupation, or their wealth
and live by the ''sweat of their own brow"
instead of that of the nation. Cheap money
will give us cheap railroads. Cheap money
will enable our manufacturers to com pete with
the world without bounties and tariffs; and
cheap money will enable the poor and downs
trodden to elevate themselves by honest labor
above temptation to crime. and the penalties
of the gallows and panitentiary and the deg
radat'on of the brcthel. OBSERVER.
Summit Point. July ], 1878.
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PERSONAL.

NOAH WALKER K co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of a plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR By
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send on applies ton their improved and accurate
RIFLES FOI9 SELF SfJRElIEEy.
en-" tul line of saInplee their immense stock
OF Cloths, Cassi,nGres, Coatings, ShirtingR, &C.,
thus enabling parties in part Of the country to
order their Clothing and Shirts tiirec. from them
with the certainty of receiving garments OF
Tie Ic7y --latest .Syie
And Ajost Perfect Fit
attalnable. Goods ordered will he sent by Express
to any part Of the country. AS is well kDown
gout the Southern States tLey have Forty
three years eSccicd in all Gcpar;mcn 8 o their
business, which a substantial guara ntee a to tn q
character OF the Goods they will send out A large
and we'll assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with full lneof
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
AT POPGLAR I'RIC E'S
When Goods sent per Express c. o D.. there
VIII De n" col' cI'"n charge on amounts of $40 and
over. kutss tor solt- nIea Seynrlcs of
Goods AID frl"" List free RPI,Iica ton The ST.
t""f:"n OF ti," Fr+". ia invited Wholesa !e
standard
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.
sianu!Gcturera and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. either
ready -11ndc ar made TO order.
l6o end l67 Baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
April l. 1871
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or his gate, with both hands in his pockets.
He looked up as Henry Haven entered. 9

OF nis gate, with roth hands IN his pockets.
He looked up as Henry Haven entered.
"Well, old fellow ?.' s.
Suppose we clear up this. business about
that Central Park lot. - said Haven, careless.
ly. 81 don't think can do any better
"Your decision comes late.' said Jordan.
shrugging his, shoulders. 81 signed over to
Smythe Il Parker half an hour ago."
..Aud by whose authority.yy''
Mr.. Hayen's brow was darkening
Mrs. Haven's. She was here, little
while since. and told me you would not take
half the lot ~ 5-s7.s
: Mr.. Haven bit his lipsl This was really
growing little provoking. He lef. the real
estate otaee abruptly, and went directly to his
own place. ~1
But had he no. been .olerably certain Of
his own number, he, would not have recog, s
mixed the rooms. Two men. were on their
knees, diligently hammering down the hard
buff oil-cloth. Jack, the office boy. had
turned the stove round, so that its iron elbow
projected Into your face, yery much as il
would have said. Take my arm - And Mrs.
Haven sat at his desk sorting and arranging
papers with industry worthy of a more legiti-
mate cause.
ssMaryl"
Mrs. Haven looked quietly MP.
Yes. my dear; Jones VS.. Brown :, he be,
longs on the left hand pile. Really, Henry,
the confusion of your papers is appallingP
Confusion, madam" tell you they are :
in the most perfect order, or, rather. they
were before you got hold of them. Where
are my law books Z"
''Oh! put them IN the closet, the bind.
inss were so dingy and the directories and
hapdbooks looked so very much brighter r' ,
Mary. are you crazyY 1t is scarcely be,
coming for a woman thus to usurp her hus>
bands place J.,
'We are firm. my dear; a, least so YOU
told me this mornine-Ilenry Haven & Wife
and therefore interests are Identical"
eyes, but"
Consequently" went on Mary, mimiek.
ing her husbands rather pompous voice of
the morning, ''T shall beg the privilege of in
terferine whenever I deem it advisable"
Mr.. Havep looked frowningly at his wife.
but the wrinkles vanished ont of his forehead
at the smiling sunshine of Mary's owes.
My dear" said he, '.it is rather late to
transac. any more business to-day. Shall wo
walk home together 2"
And Mr.. Haven must have left his "intor-
ference principles at the office, for Mary
never saw any more of them. Neither hus>
band nor wife ever alluded to the subject
again, but Mr. Haven was cured of his own
bad habit. Mary's single s.ratagem was
worth thousand remonstrances..
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AGENTS.

sgThe following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING. and SUB
soR1PTroN for the esprit of Jefferson" aud
to collect and receipt for the same:
GEO. d. Observation-Disclosures.
John p. KERFoor r-AartiasJurg.
CHAs. r. LEE-Beryoiiic.
JOEL W. RoBERTs-lfid
ADAM LINK, Jr.-Dubields Depot.
JAS. w. BARNuART-UnsonviZ
NJ. W. BuRR-Brorm's Shop.
r. Fl. K"DERTs-KearneysoiW
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Lcefo,on.
JOHN W. DALdAnN.
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POETIC AL
tFor the Spirit of Jefferson. i
FAITH, HOPE, CHARITY.

"And now abideth Faith, Hope. Charity, these
three; but the greatest of these is Charity.''
Like dreams of blsss thro' the world we roam
Like fsv'rirg ga les that wa Il the vessel home;
Like wings that bear the bird thro' Heavens dome
Ia Faith.
Like promised reRt to weary, toll. taxed brain:
Like beacon lights that qua id the stormy main;
Like distant palm trees on the desert plain,
ls.Hope.
Like gentle d ews distilled upon the lawn;
Like mellow music from the hunters horn:
Like golden smiles that wreathe the brow Of dawn.
Is Charity.
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= An Irishman once lived with farmer
as hired man. The young folks of the neigh>
borhood, on one occasion, had a party, to
which they did not invite him Pat con-
sidered himself very much sighted, but after
cogitatipg the matter for while he bright
ened up, and exclaimed. "Faitb; I'll be even
wont invite nobody"
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"A gentleman whose morning dram had
been ia little too much for him, /" in saddling
bis horse got the saddle wrong end foremost.
Just as be was about to get upon the horse
German friend came M and called his atten-
tion to the mistake. The horsemeu gszed for
a moment a. the intruder, as If in deep
thought, and then said You let that saddle
alone. How do you know which way am
passed on.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILR0AD.

SCHEDULE of Pa seen ger Tra in - arr;yine md de.
~ parting at iiarrer's Ferry Station:
TRAINS GOING EAST
Columbus Express via Westinghouse SIS NJ
Winchester AC'u 49, f. oo .s
Passengers hv THE ira in for Frcderick
junction and other pnir old track
chm n &c ca at Point of Rocks.
Fast Line via W ashin ton ....-..-...lO As
Mail Traln via Old 1rnck to II points. 2O5 p NJ
81. Louis Express via Waehington.... 6.l3 IS
TRAINS GOING WEST.
81 Louis Express from Bait via Wash 10 .ns a. NJ.
Cincinnati as lOtil =. -.
Mail Train old tr,l, ~ - :. :.
Fast Line 20 .. ' ..
- Trans on Main Stem. make closc connections at
iarper's Ferry with trains runnn g w p. & s.
bi.isf"n to strash"re and points farther South
AT Heserstown Junction with t,ains for 'HaGers.
town. SC.
Through Tickets TO all prominent points w cat.
Sonti, East md North. '
Ticket Office open for nll passenger trains dav
and night. Comfortable facilities for WAITING mas
scngete. A r. wOOD Arcnt
Harper's Ferry June IT, 1873
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VOL. 26.
BALTIMORE CARDS.
PIANOS.
UPWARDS OF FlFrY FIRST PREMIUMS,
GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS.

Were awarded to CHAs. NJ. STIEFF, for the best,
PIANO, in competition with all the leading
Manniacturers OF the country.
OFFICE AND wAREROoafS
No. ~. Liberty Street, Baltimore, iN7
The superiority of the unrivalled Stief Piano
Forte ia conceded by nIwho have com pa ed it with
others. In their Now Grand Square Scale, u oc-
taSes' the inanntactnrer has succeeded in making
the most perfect Piano Forte possible
Prices will be found reasonable as consistent
with thorough workmanship
large assorinen of Second d Hs nd Pianos a Iva va
on hand, from SIS to $780,
We are agents for the celebrated Burdet Ca abiaet,
Par!or and Church organs, alt styles prices to
made.
of over 500 Southcrncrs, fseO of whom are Vir-
ginians 200 North Carolinians, $50 East Tennes-
seeans aud others throughout the South. who have
bought the Steh Piano since the close of the war.
April 8. 1873.
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- The Danbury News says /: "Thirty
years ago young man entered the City Of
New York, in an almost penniless condition.
and without single acquaintance in the great
wilderness of houses. To-day, his name is
known wherever humanity breathes. It Is
spoken in every. hamlet is heard in every city,
aud is familiar to the workers in the mines as
to his brother in the mills, and wherever Lam
guage Is known and ideas expressed, the
name of this penniless, unknown and uncouth
lad of thirty. years ago, is uttered. It Was
John Smith"
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GE0RGE IL. lEAGLEY,

GE0RGE II. HAGLEY.
Mauufscturer of Ladies' and Cents, Boys and
Youths. Misses and Children's
BOOTS, CATERS AND SHOES.
ofali Styles and Grades
III A'iNG located in CharlestownA
III would inform the public that he E&.s
Is prepared to execute any and all of tySa<sssssp
thu above line of work. with ne.tness and disnatch
G9od 300 nateriai and durable work guaranteed
N5-s SHOP In former Post Office building, nearly
opposite First Nat ional Bank.
N. b.-Our business at Dufield's will continue
s!, tne same We keera large assortment OF Boots,
Shoes and Caters Tobacco, Cigars, Notions. &C.
cute IL orders At the shortest notice. in the best
ylee nd work kmauship
May 49, 1S73-ly. G. II. & j.. T. HAGLEY.
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LEETOWN GRiST AND SAW MIL.

AVING procured new Saw Mill and attached
Twenty Horse Power Steam Engine To the
man at Leet"~n, l am prepared to Grind Flour
Meai: Horse Feed, &c, on the best of terms, and
will Saw all kinds of Lumber at the shortest notice
Thanking my former patrons for their kind patron
age, would respectfully request its continuance
and ask a call from II who NAV want Saving or
Grinding done. JOHN w. ROBERTS.
Ieetowo Eebruarv
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The Macon 3s'egro,i. gives this awning
post conversation y Well Jim; the. world
piled "Well George, perhaps it does. but,
LII be blessed if you amt too lazy to collectit"
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Some women use pain, as fiddlers do
rosin-to aid them in drawing beau.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having given his attention to
the Collection of Accounts, SC, has concluded
to devote his time principally to the duties OF gen
eral Collector. and invites tho attention Of Mer-
chants ahd Sus'nsas men generally the fsct.-
Prompt and energetic efforts on my part will be
given to the Collection Of ali ella inns placed in INV
hands. A. w CRANEu
Charlestown Jefferson Co., w. va
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ia RED5 w. Rprrv,
H0USE.J0lNER ANO CARPENTER,

OFFERS his services such to the Citizens q;
~ Jefferson county, and solicits orders for the
came. ny promptnCss and reasona BILE charscs. he
nopes to merit liberal share OF public patronage
Char rlcstown. Anil -. lS13-6iu
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TO TRAVELLERS.
AND POTOMAC II. r.

Inc ram that leaves Charlestown at 9:s6, A NJ
eon meets with Cincinnati Express West and Fast
Line Eas'. at Harper's Ferry.
He'll Train South, which leaves Cb, r,csto,y, =,
~ ", a. ~ connects at Strasburg with trains for
Train leaving Charlestown at Ia. .3s, A. NJ con,
meets at Harper's Ferry with Mail Trains East nd
west. which pass over the Old Route to and from
hatinore. Other trains pass over the Metropolitan
Fast F,cieht. No II, leaves strasburg at s p NJ
Ipasses Gharlest"wn at .54 p. NJ, and reaches
, Fast Freight. No. l2 leaves Harpcr's Ferry nt ii
P:M arriving at Srasburg n. 4 4. NJ.
The C"'un'hns Express for Raltimare via Wash
1ngt"n. passcs ilarper's Ferry at 5 is, A. NJ
The St. Louis Express from Baltimore via Wash
Ington Tor Iar rkcrsbnrg. passes Harper's Ferry at
I'0S, a. NJ. (in tho night)
A. Il. WOOD, Agent, Harper'a =errv
TH0S. r. SHARP
juno. B. 1873 Asst. Muster of Transrorta ton:
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DoMADES. Toilet Powders, Puff Boxes Soaps,
4 Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes, Extract for the
Hdkf. both foreign a nd domestic, Lily White Co
logncs, Tooth Powders and Washes. all at
W. S. MASON'S.
EHoSfSE Oil. warranted non-explosive.-
IN Special discount on S or 10 gallons
W. 5. MASON
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TERMS OF .sUBs0RIpFioN....The paper
Will be furnished to subscribers at 50 so pei
annum, lin Advance.
When not paid strictly in Advance, 50, go
I'll positively be charged.
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Sun PR1NTING ON FRUlr.-Boysand girls,
if you wish to astonish any members of tho
family or any coming guests by some day al
lowing them to discover their initials neatlS
printed on pear, peach or apple. as it hangs
on its branch, this is the way to carry ont
your plan: Just before tho fruit ripens, ctit
the desired letters from sheet of thin tough
paper; then paste them on the side of ths
fruit most exposed TO the sun, and when ID
course of time you remove the paper from
the ripe surface you will fnd the letters dis.
tinctly marked upon it-En.
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OFFICE IN 'IEE HALL" BuiInIKe.