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RELIGIOUS.

Tho Rock River 3roxnod,.t conscrcuc
--1ntcrcsting 1ioporss--Addrcxses by
Prominent Divincs, Etc.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune,
onsnoa v tho NV T. ardnrso ,oa,tno . mai
~ 'N' 1s'S L. o0faoh ieaa'ns 'ne oeVoona
exercises. ........... ..........
Tho following local preachers wero elected to pca-
cou'e orders. Erc Kuu1son 1v,ltsu 5y1,,th.n, md
1sn,o w,tco,nh A'"' "AA'A'A "'o'""'3'' ''A'
The 1ov. Dr.. Curry, editor Of tho New York Chris,
tfan ddgocafe Dr. Edwards edttor Of tho nor,h,rt,t
~, 1dro.n,s ,n 49," " ~ Sa'sus 1ao o''nesss,
s n aapocae, anu INC ne7 Dr. Il. L. paaheii' ono OF
'ao g. missionary secretaries, were introduced.
The Row. Peter stur, Of tho FreeYlll Baptist Church,
was recognized Elder LII the Methodist EpiBcopal
0.1,eI T,,e han, =, o,,m.x,. a.,
trbuted tho money collected for superannuated
been tev s tx pant
.,.,ns a,a,so ,n'y nsa '"'u 10 p's eon' Oh 'no
The Rov. J. Caldwell road tho report on church
urging trcrensc onorta ~ ba, H., ~ a
te,nroa ,or ra,,, ,ron,, ~ a.one5 ~ oa,ta a
temples m iof aoa'a worship IN an needy placos. Tho
layng tho pccasonica Church md helm as askod for
she Bureau and Woat Aurora churches. ''' '~1| N''
pearod ho wns ronnIy canrad lor o rs ho a
10 find oven horo sono Of tho members q
slis great We'll on to 1000 congregation md, Of
Az be sat down there was loud ca for Dr IA waria
editor of tic Nprthrcstern In .rnra mn rnnr
Bcrlbe1s right on and total Of 60f0 hv thn nart
General Conference To Dr. Curry he said. N1o m
20 on. Doctor but remember wa nra coming y '
Tho report on periodicals waa then read b. tho Row
and especially tho two mstropoa the NV Yosk
Chicago, i ddsocafes, Tho rororta wars adnncI "t'"
The Rov, Dr. Raymond presented the romm},teoa
report m regard to elocuH Inv deaoat"a to nann ~
Annual Conferences scrsons. It prsvitlas for tc ss
tion Of hreo 1sy elegrea from each District to 10
Co1fercnco in caso thcro "a no Datrnt oufsrsnao
was adopted 'A'~'' ~
The Rev. j, F. Yates read n ronnrt IN tho D,r1o
cauar inserting It 10 bo the only cummcn 9romnI fnr
tic existence Of truo Brotherhood md cod.snccJ
to tha efforts of fhn American niN sncfctv to circ
, 1873-09-21

kot at tho orening arising out Of the announcement
that tito Treasury would huy $40 900 atnoon to-day
There mi Improvement of to per cont tn yalucn
and great horos were entertained Tint tho end Ind
boon reached, but these hopss wero aoon
destroyed, when 1t waa announced Tint tho
Union Trust Company had decit!ol to atop till Mon
day. Tho suspension of tho Trust Company fol-
lowed by tho BANK Of tho Commonwealth, which
oloaod ita doors at an eary hour. The oxc!tonat and
aniu which followed tic suspension If heao irstls1-
itons wore boyoud description. Tha Hock Exchange
resombed nla-ho,lpo mil tho Baroota hlorkol
f,enzy. tricoa tfnbled f1nm . to 10 1ar cent, and
stocks woso slaughtered without any arlmrcnt regard
to values. Amid tbs Hurgng OF tho excited csnwd In
tho Stuck Excatgc, aud continued destruction Of
yalucs. uoro woro aono low cool and lovnl heatls.
These men conceived tho idea Of Initiating tho Vienna
pan Of closng tho Exchange, aud immediately Tho
uoycrning Conmlttoo WAS convened to take actton
thereon. In few moments tho Dohrd was called TO
order, and from tho roesrun tho announcement was
1natio that tho Exchange would bo oloaed until
further orders from Tho President This was
received with great Joy, and tho Exchange reHoundcd
with cheera Tho gong wns aoundcd and n loaa titno
than takos to record tie fact tho Wild excomont was
over tho s,rHngcrowd Of frantic hrokors Disappeared
and tho 9tooR Exchange was nothing but deserted
hall. all this happened In 30 ahort ttme that 1t
seems almost impossible aud only tho1o on tho spot can
realize tho remarkable CHANGE All dealings on tic
atree prohibited under ronalty Of expulsion, andr
therefore, no business iB transacted.
Tho following tho quotations on etocks ~ nehr
d could DO nacartatned up to tho mo tho 9tock E1-
chanHa closed
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SHM FRANCISCO.

cx..t1 .att1 'rHGGi4R MAHKCT NOT ArrEorEp
s.u Fn.~r,x9s4 Ds4S ,tch II The CAirugo Tribunt
~ ia ca.nfrs Sept. 20.-Tho financial condition
=, ~ 'np the absorbing topic Of couycrsaon
day. ~ 10 Sss pss|ts sI1ses ,o,.1 ard sa 'ohanxs To-
neen W.sa eWSn'P somised by tho omLarruesmpnts
iasness. si ~ ~ trouble Il ,apprchend to genera
",t u an, copt tho Increased grco Of CAUTION iuci-
tsnnass mining aoeks Int prices aro lower Legal
soi,nr !: 70 uusettlud, brokers buying at BSh aud
i",iv r. BUY. The export trade haa heen e1ccei-
xastssr N' tho past week. The panna steamer smiled
- !ay with merchandise ant pruilro t tip ynil.c
- '4','No, anu $8vo, ,ooo in treasure. Tho Ohiu4
, 1873-09-21
CRIME.
Convicted OF llsYnnticide.

D1s MONIES. H., Sept 2o.-1ast April, William
Of numbering their bastard baho, breaking lis neck aid
throwing it Into The Ce!ar River from the raroatl
irigo at Cellar Fuls. Ailoy has been held sog the
1,lrIas, and found guilty Of murder in tho frat
degree, which, under tic ne" code, mcans I'M
pr-onmout for life, with no pardon by tbs Gov
&fAor,
, 1873-09-21

WAsHIkoTos, Sept. 2u.-for Sunday, In tile Middle
and EASTERN Statcs III tue morning fros during tho
day generally clear weatherHwith northwest wnls
For tlu South Atlantic ind EaRscrn Cuff Btatce
northcrly wilH vecrng to northeast and pnrtly cloudy
weather. For thu awur iakcs n1d Oo Valley, during
tho night frost and dnrt1g Sunday clear dry weather.
followed Oh Sunday evening III tho Ohio Valley by
no h,ast and southeast winds, mud increasing clot
ness. For the upper lAlea u,id the Northwest fu!iug
barometer, increasing souhery winds, rising tepers-
turu, and cloudy or threatening weather.
DAILY AEPoHT Of THE srAuE or WATER
with cllanges Ia thu u hours ending sopt 20, l87
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
Why the Butchery was Stopped.

The reason why The Spanish butchers
IN Cuba did not murder all of the men
found on the Nirginius is explained by
the second mate of the Morning Star, an
American vessel in the port of Santiago
dc Cuba at the time of the massacre, an
account of which is published in the New
ork Telegram Of the fourth instant. 1t
seems that whilst the butchery was 90
ing on the British man-of-war Niobe,
commanded by Lambton LorraiGe, came
INTO port having left Jamaica in such
haste that several Of hercre were left
behind, in the cagerncss of her com
mander to prevent, if possible, the mas
sacre, which he was informed by tee-
graph was about to take place II hard
" stopped TO east anchor before he has
tened ashore, and protested against the
killing Of any more of the Nirginius crew
than those already murdered The butch
er Burriel answered him in a naughty
letter, which has already been published,
saying that the executions that had been
ordered would be proceeded with. Com
mander Lorraine, like a true Briton, in
Slahtiy ictufHeu Iepiy 10 tue eheCt tHal,
in the absence Of an American man-of.
war, he would protect not only the inter
ests OF his own country, but those Of the
United States, and that ifGcncral Burriel
harm the hair of another prisoners head,
he would lombard the CITY Upon this
the executions ceased So it was to the
bravery of gallant british sailor that
the men saved from the Uulchcry Of San
tiago owe their lives All honor to that
noble spirit OF true manhood, which,
whatever we may say Of the English, al
ways shows itself in defense Of the lives
and liberties of their own citizens, and
which in the present instance nobly mani
Tested itself in the general interest Of
mankind. McmpiS Appeat.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

IN In Woods Household Magazine FOR No
ycmbcr. tho table OF contents seems spread
far Thanks sgiving feast and gives evidence
that no efforts have been spared that could
mer, " is not only pleasing in its quaintness
and originality. bat contains sound logic
Mrs. Pomeroy's Pin Money" is capital.
"Upon the Stand" is another meritorious
sketch, by the popular writer Kate W. Hamil-
ton. Goldfish and Potatoes by Eloanor
Kirk, Is "A short serial which opens well.
Growing Aged Together" by the Rev.
Robert Collyer. is well worth the price of the
years subscription; 1t is full Of this great
mans eloqucncc powerful In It's very sim
Nicity. There are many other interesting
articles had We space to mention them. The
poetry in this number is unusually good.
new feature of the magazine is the introduce
ton Of pictures. and the illustration, " Past,
Present and Future, here given. Is exceed
ngly pretty
Price Of magazine. one dollar per year
with the chrome Yosemite, " "one dollar and
ahslf. Address
WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE.
Newbursh, N.l.
We will furnish the Woods Household
Magazine and the Press for one year for S3.25
and the chrome added for 1885.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

,~ The Little Rock Gazette, says that
u0ro the leading wholesale Grocery mer-
.honts of that city, none are more cnterpris-
.,., than ADAMS & BEN. The carry a very
b,ayy .tock-nll three of the stories of their
.x,ensiye house being filled with staple and
.l,ntation goods Capt. SAM. Is. ADAMS, the
.oior member of the firm, is well and favor
,Mr known all along the Arkansas River.
VI, Bein bring to the firm successful busi-
ness experience Of several years. They have
,.antly received one hundred barrels of
hoice apples, dried fruit Of all kinds, canned
mods. whiskics, brandies and wines of all
trds. sugars, molasses, etc. Parties in
,.rch of liquors far the holidays will find all
lands at Adams & Bein's. These gentlemen
a, = large jobbing business with western and
,orth western Arkansas, and their patrons
rom the country are daily increasing.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
The Chair ef the Senate Carpenter
Wilson
IFrom the New York World. !

From the New York Worldl
The Tribune yesterday morning show
ed that the President of the Senate,
Matt Carpenter, whom President Grant
has vsuched for as not drunk in one hour
Of his society at Long Branch, and whom
hotel clerk vouchod for as having been
sent away "nether drunk nor guilty OF
any mproprieties whatever from the
West End hotel because it was crowded,
III fact did lodge there
1t is a bald aud aakcd falseh ood, by
a person small enough to be brought to
it invented to save Mr. Carpenter from
the consequences of his own criminal fol
ly GA The register of the Vest End ho-
tel for the day referred to occur the
names Of Mrs. - and of Henry Car
pentor the Senator specially asking that
his true name be rot put DOWN assigned
to communicating rooms. These are
erased and Immediately afterward on the
same afternoon, before the departure of
any train which could carry away any of
the guests, the following visitors are
registered and assigned to rooms,
Less than thirty names appear before
Carpenters on that days register. Here
are some fifty four registered and assign.
cd to rooms GJierWdrds" that is, after
and on the same day that Senator Car
penter and the room. clerk allegs that he
and his companion we're sent away from
a full hotel with note ts tho proprietor
of the Ocean house. ,. ..
These facts will make their own m.
preston. 1t is sad one But we see
no reason why the Senate should think
Carpenter unfit to preside over them il it
thinks Vice President w lsen ft While
his own wife Was living Alexander Ham
iIton publicly confessed prohgaoy simi
lar to Carpenters in order to completely
crush false charges of pecuniary corrup.
ton lighter than the venaity which has
been charged and proved against Wilson,
and which the Senate rebuked him for w.
ing about True indeed IS it that Carpen.
ter is unfit for the chair of the Senate,
but be is not 90 unfit for il as the Vice
President A drunkard in the White
House, venal liar in the Vice Prcsi.
dency replacing yenal perjurer there
debauchec in the Chair Of the Senate,
Credit Mobilier brbees leading tho first
committees Of Congress, an uneaught
Moblierist in tho Speaker Chair. and
caught Moblierist the leader Of the
House. a G. NJ. salary grsbbor cur min
lister at Japan, a murderer our Envoy 10
Spain-why sjoint Carpenter FROM such
suitable society.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
llrm in his determination TO force the
Senate to confirm Mr.. Williams.
TIE NIRGINIus RECLANAIION

firm in his determination TO force the
Senate to confirm Mr.. Williams.
THE vIRGINIUs RECLAMATION
The Navy department has completed
all the necessary arrangements providing
for the reception, from the Spanish forces
in the harbor of Havana, of the steamer
Nnginlus, and for the transfer of the
survivors at Santiago de Cuba from
prison to one of the UAited States YES
sells of war in accordance with the terms
of the diplomatic agreement The Can
andaigua, carrying ten guns and com
manded by Capt. Lowry, will sail from
New York for Havana TO morrow to re-
ceve the Nirgihius, and Capt. Braine will
receive the prisoners at Satiago on tue
Juniata. Rear-Admiral Scott, at Key
Nest will have the strongest naval force
under his command that has been col
lected by the government at any Ameri.
can port since the termination of the war
The monitors Saugus and Mahopac are
there already, with the Ossippee and
orcester, the latter the admiral'S flag
Sulp lie NolOTauO SAILS 10 nl1ul, from
New York She is screw steamer Of
sixteen guns. The Florida carrying six
teen guns is expected to follow her to.
morrow The Franklin and Brooklyn,
the former carrying thirty-nine and the
after twenty guns, will sail from Boston
within week. Capt Lowry of the Can
anSaigna had two hours consultation
with Secretary RobosoA and the Chiefs
of Bureaus of tho Navy department. to
day, during which the details and Ell
quette of the salute to the flag were ar
ranged so far as they could bc at pres
ent. The Spanish naval force ON the
coast of Cuba is reported to consist of
American built gunboats, which were con
veyed to sea from New York two years
ago by the vessels Of our navy. Our ma
val force in the harbor Of Santiago is
more than sufficient TO cope with them
in bclligerent emergency, and should
such an emergency arise, it is believed
that the British fleet in the West Indies
would render assistance to our forces.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
A Curious Naturalist.

The New Haven (Conn. Press holds
itself responsible for the truth of the fol-
lowing; "Mr Mendell, of st. Louis,
Mo who has been for the last tew days
staying with some friends in this city,
has most singular love for insect life,
and an intimate knowledge of the char
acter and temper Of several members oil
the insect family, which he carries about
with him for the purpose OF diversion
and study la one Of his pockets Nr.
MendCl has domesticated q colony OF
small brown ants, trained in their inteih-
gence to do some surprising things He
will place piece Of sugar upon table
and retire few PAGES from it, when by
some manipulation which his industrious
pets understand the meaning OF, he per-
suadcs them to come out and march IN
Indian file down the leg of his pa"taloons,
across the floor up the leg of the table,
until they reach the sugar The ants
will, after each one has supplied Itself
with tiny grain ofthe sweet oommodi-
ty, take up the line Of march on a return
trip to Mr. Nendelis pocket, into which
they will enter, each one with its lead of
sweets. The same gentleman has also in
his collection of insect pets dozen or
more of green bugs, with black stripes
running around their bodies, and which,
he says, are peculiar Inhabitants Of spe-
cies Of acacia tree. These bugs will, at
motion Of their masters finger 20
through some remarkable acrobctic per
formances, walking first on their hind
legs and arterward on their forelegs, the
hinder par; Of their bodies being elevated,
their only word Of command, so to speak,
being givea by the motion Of their train
er's finger Mr., Mendell has for some
years fouad great pleasure in devoting
his leisure hours to pursuits of the kind
above mentioned, and ought certainly to
write a book.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

GT' There was great laugh in the
late spiritual and FREQ love meeting at
Chicago, when Miss Anna f.. Hinmsn, OF
Connecticut, made her little speech.
Everybody before had been declaiming
Of the bondage Of the marriage state, and
Of the general incompatabilisy of our So
cial arrangements When Miss Hnman
got her chance, she said, with most un-
conscious, but still too effective satire to
escape recognition; "As am an old
maid, and never had husband TO quar-
rel with, and never happened to love the
husband of any other woman, and have
DO special experience in that respect. !
caa rot say that | feel competent to dis
cuss the social question.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
True to Nature.

Such is the title ofa charming chrome given
to each subscriber to Godey's I.ady's Book for
the year 1874. Cooley is recognized a being
without parallel in its inc--it is a favorte
with the ladies-aud j. fully worth the price
the chrome mentioned above will be sent to
each subscriber. The picture itself is worth
the price Of subscription. 1t is n beautiful
work Of art, for which we are indebted to the
proprietor for copy. Send for Cooley :
Lady's Book and you will receive this beauti-
lul picture.
We furnish Godey and the Press l year for
Si75
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

tg~ Peters Musical Monthlu No. 10, for No
Wmber, Is to hand, and contains its usual
amount OF line Songs, Chorases, and lnstru-
mental Piano Music. This work is printed
from full-size music plates, and gives every
month several Songs, Duets Chordscs, and
Piano Pieces, to the amount Of at least 81 ;
and yet all the Publisher asks Is the modes
sum Of 30 cents per copy. Those fond
Music can save money by sending 30 cents
for the November number. Address. j. l.
pErERs. 500 Broadway. New York.
We will furnish the Press and Peters
Musical Monthly tor $3.50 for the year for
both.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
CUBA AFFAIRS.
Special Dispatch to the Republican,
WASHINGTON, Dec. Z.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 7.
THE CAUSE or sICKLEs' RETIREMENT.
1t may be positively announced that
Minister Sicklcs will soon retire from
Madrid. This action is not the direct re-
suit of uuirendiy relations growing out
Of the diplomatic negotiations between
the United States and Spain, 1t is rath
er the result of Gen Sekles' own action
and the consequence Of the construction
placed by him upon the manner in which
negotiations have been carried on. 1t is
unoncially announced that his inter
course with the Spanish foreign Office has
been of such IA character as to impare his
usefulness. and it is believed this will be
the cause assigned for his retirement
TIE SURRENDER OF THE vIRGlNIus.
1t may also, be positively announced
that the Virgginius will be surrendered
to the United States by being delivered
into the custody Of the L, 5 navy with
in few days The government has re-
ncwed assurances, not only of the sin
cerity of the Castelar, government in
making the promises embraced IN Ihe
Polo Fish protocol, bat in It's ability to
execute them The assurances regarding
the latter point are based upon the knowl-
edge that the Virginius is now virtually
under the control Of the Spanish navy
which is understood to be loyal to the
Madrid government. While some Of It's
officers may entertain warm sympathy
for the volunteers on the island, it is be-
iieycd that.thcy will not hesitate to yield
a cordial obedience to the commands Of
their superior officers at Madrid The
surrender OF the vessel viii be made in
such a way and at such time in some
Cuban port As to satisfy the dignity OF
the interested parties This statement
sGectuaIly disposcs Of the sensational
tales alleging that the surrender will be
made at night or in surreptitlous man
ner. 1t is proper, therefore, to repeat
most emphatiesIly that tho surrender will
be made in satisfactory manner without
doing injustice to the dignity Of either
nation.
THE Survivors
The surviving members Of the Virgin
ius crew, now at Santiago, will be return
ed to the jurisdiction Of tue United States
at. if not before, the time Of the surreh-
der OF the vessel.
yIRGINIUs GUARDED Ri TROOPS
The New Yo;k Herald's Havana spc-
cal says the American consulate is qui
etIy guarded by troops. An attempt was
made Thursday night to burn the Virgin
ius Regular soldiers have been sen. on
board to protect her.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
PARIS, Dec. II.
POLITICAL.
Texas Gives 30 ,0o0 Democratic Majority
GALVESTON. Dec.

The News has the following: "Thir.
ty-three counties give aa aggregate ma
Jorlty for the Democrats of 1869.
Eleven counties give an aggregate Re
publican majority Of 2597, showing
Democratic net majority in the forty four
counties heard from of l5,O62. The
Democrats claim the State by 10000 ma
inriiN
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
The EXDOrtcr Coming

The Arkansas River fyoritc steamer EX-
rorter, Capt. John A. Williams. left New Or
leans Saturday last for the Arkansas River.
add may be looked for here Friday or Sat
urday. This is the favorite Of Arkansas plan
tcr. Bring in your cotton, and get your or
Iers ready.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
he Old Pennywitt Mill in Operation
Again.

we are requested to announce, that his old
,slebrated MILL now in the process Of being
thoroughly overhaued and repaired. will on
.,TTRDAI MENT. commence to GRIND
CORN.
In the meantime farmers can bring in their
Corn and have it ready Look out for the
advertisement next week.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

Es,- An episode in Mr. John Z. lIale's
career was the devoted attachment be-
tween q young lady of his fami Y and the
actor John Wilkes Booth. In Booths
diary which was taken from his dead
body, there was q picture Of this lady.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

tFs- Old Uncle Ned Dickson "who has
no wool on the top his head has removed
his 8arber's Shop to next door above smith Il
Grady's store. Drop ia and see him; you will
find everything neat and clean and in good
ordpr
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
Tx-A Troy editor took his wifo

Err A Troy editor took his wife to
New York Friday. The conductor, when
he came along, recognized our Troy
brother as entitled to free passage, but
not knowing the lady, whispered to him,
Is this lady a friend Of yoursy NO,
no, said the Troy editor, in haste she
is my wife
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
xg- Gen. W. A G. Ryan, who met his

EE- Gen. ". 4 Z. Ryan, Who met MS
death at the massacre ef Santiago de
Cuba, was engaged to be married to Miss
Gebhard, daughter ola prominent citi.
zen Of Schcharie county, New Y Yerk, and
very amjable aud accomplished young
lady The uuptials were to have been
celebrated on Thanksgiving day
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

Ey A Boston market gardner showed
tha, by being one mule nearer 10 market
he saved 200 miles travel in year, and
that, therefore, land at a high price near
market i. cheaper than land at a distance,
even if it could be had for nothing
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
RIVER NEWS.

TUESDAY MoRNING.
ihe river Is in good boating condition with
0'set IN the channel. Weather moderate and
clear.
lhe Texas Belle, arrived Wednesday and
'ior Cincinnati, Thnrs1ar. with 500 bales
Of cotton.
\, Inc kittie Hcglcr from Cincinnati, arrived
thursday and went down next day-leaving
win 900 balcsof cotton.
ine Kitty L. Kountz arrived on Saturday
msnt and went down Misunderstanding here
WIN 25o bales Of cotton for New Orleans.
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Hk.I
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
M. E. Church, South.

pay W. T. Boiling. Pastor. Divine SER
~. every Sabbath at IL o'clock. A. NJ. and
..lock z. NJ. Prayer Meeting every We'd
...day evening at o'clock.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
NEW MUSIC.

A choice selection of new and pop
ular MUSIC, for sale cheap.
Apply to
:. w. DAUGuERTH.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
Vick's Floral Guide
For 1874.

200 pages; 800 Engravings and Colored
Plates, Published quarterly, at % cts year
First number for 1874 just issued. a German
edition at same price.
Address, JAMES WICK,
Rochester. Y. Y.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

&s' "I'm not much for sthump spakin,
declared a candidate at Dubuke, but for
honesty, capacity and integrity, bate
!he devil, so do.
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16

Scene IN ScuooL Boy to lady vsi.
tor Teacher, there's girl over there
w,uking at mer Teacher " ell, then,
don't look at her! Boy But if don't
look at her she'll wink at somebody
oIoa
The Van Buren press., 1873-12-16
Blanks! Hanks,

We have the Blanks. for sale at this Office
suitable for application to the Board of super
'lsors, for relief from the Levec Tax.