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DETROIT MARKET.
DETROIT, Sept. 3, 1878.


The genera! wholesale markets are becoming
very active and the prospects tor successful
fall trade are quite flattering. Dry goods ale
steady generally. Grain bags have advanced
tribe. Prints are firm. Groceries are steady
but coffees and spices are looking up, stocks
being very scarce. The late advances are
strongly maintained. Drugs and chemicals are
very active. and quinine has advanced to 90 Is
in New York. Venice turpentlne is very scarce
and firm at zoe. Mercury and all mercurials
are looking up. Hardware is firm and generally
improving in the volume OF business: nails
and bar IRON are scarce. Flour is firm but
quet white winter brands are moving at 30
C.3 10; spring, stat IS. Wheat is III good
demand and arriving freely: prices at the
Board Yesterday locked firm, but when the
orders are flied the market IS liable to decline.
Corn was quiet but arriving moderately and
had o iaIr number OF inquirer3 at 4701Sc for
mixed and yellow oats we're quiet aud IN
settled: rev mixed western sold at 35c. Barley
Is in good demand a. II 75ol 50 for prime
lots by sample bags. Apples are in iuil supply
and easy st g2@2 80 for best varieties fresh.
Butter ls scarce. except common grades. very
choice woua sell az ~ Ere. but shippers and
receivers DO not agree as 10 quality. Eggs
scarce aud wanted at lie. Potatoes dull Al
40l l5c, with prospcc, OF II iow ruling.
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Don't fail to look AT the balloon on the 85h
page, and after you have looked it, so
straightway and comply with the request there
made.
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Our merchants ale now receiving new goods.
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I. LoEHR pays cash for old iron.

Farmers save your time and horses by using
the Oliver Chilled Centerdraft Plow. For sale
by +. O. Rouse, Kalamazoo street, Paw Paw.
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The following paragraph from Bret Harte's
new story, San Episode OF Fiddletown,' IN
SCRIBNERs for September, might be called a
prose version Of The Heather Chinee -"
On the road to Sacramento he was twice play
fully thrown from the top OF the stage-coach
by an intelligent but deeply intoxicated eau
casian, whose moral nature was shocked at rid
ing with one addicted to opium smoking. At
Hangtown he was beaten by passing stranger
purely an act OF Christian snpererogation.
At Dutch Flat he was robbed by well-kpown
hands from unknown motives. At Sacramento
he was arrested on suspicion OF beng some
thing or other and discharged with severe repri
mand-possibly for not being it, and so delay
ing the course of justice. AT San Francisco he
was freely stoned by children OF the public
schools, but by carefully avoiding these monu-
ments OF enlightened progress he at last
reached in comparative safety the Chinese
quarters, where his abuse was confined to the
police and limited by the strong arm OF the law.
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Guardians Sn1e.-Notice is hereby
gwen that 10 pursuance aud oy virtue OF an
order OF sale made by the Probate Court for
the county OF Van Buren, and State OF Mlchi-
gan. bearing date Nav nineteenth. 1873 shall
sell az public vendue TO the highest bieder, at
one O'Clock p. NJ. on the fourth daY or Octo-
ber 1873. at the front door OF the court House
in Paw Paw, IN sald county, all the right. title
and interest OF George A. Flax, minor, OF IN
and to the following described real estate, to
wit Village lot No. six, Ia block 20. two. In
the village Of Lawrence, in said county OF Van
Buren,. Dated Paw Paw, August 1itn. 1873.
960t7 ALVA A. SMITH,
Guardian OF said George A. Fisk, Minor
MORTGAGE ~aIc.-Default having been
made IN the conditions OF certain mortgage,
whereby toe power therein contained 70 sell,
has become operative, executed by Henry
Lncas, ~ Van BurIn county. Michigan, to
1haddeus Il. Harrison, OF Paw Paw. Michigan,
bearing date the eleventh dav OF April. A. ID.
eighteen hundred and seventy. and recorded IN
the Office OF the Register Of Deeds for the
county Of an Buren,, and said State OF Michi-
gan, on the same Gay OF the date, in Liber
OF mortgages, on page AZ upon which mort
gage there rs claimed TO be due and unpaid at
tie date OF this notice the sum OF five hundred
and fifty seven dollars and thirty cents
/ (S557.30), and no suit or proceedings at lew or
IN chancery having been instituted to recover
the same or any part thereof. Notice is there
fore hereby gwen that on Saturday. the eighth
dayot November 4. j. 1873. at two o'clock ia the
afternoon, shall sell at public auction or VEN
due. 60 the highest bidder (sale 10 tale place at
the front door OF the Van Buren county Court
House. in the yllaso Uf Paw Paw,) the prem
i-es described in said mortgage or so much
thereof as NAV be necessary to satisfy the
amount due on such mortgage, with ten per
cent. interest. and legal cost OF foreclosure, to-
gether with an attorneys fee OF fifty dollars,
covenanted for therein that is to say, the
following piece or parcel OF and situated in the
county OF Van Bnren. and State Of Michigan,
to wit Lots ono CD aud four ca in Block
thrty-four (34) in the village OF Paw Paw,
according 70 the recorded plat thereof.
Dated Paw Paw, Michigan. August eth, 1873.
TuADDECs II. HARRISON 959t13
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FoR so cents YOU can cure three Oh four cases
of Ague with Ausun's Ague Drops. For sale
by Kllburn IL Hudson. 945;9
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Call at Wheaton, for YOUR School BooSs.
Stationery, Pens, Pencils, &c, &c.
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The best Thresher Is the Guser; maniac
tured at WaynesboTo, Penn. I. Loehr sells it..
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Gruc Nortl)crncC,

Jaw Paw, MICHIGAN, Sept. ,, 1913.
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The Buckeye Cultivator beats all. For sale
by +. Q. Rouse, Kalamazoo street Paw Paw.
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Particular attention paid to keeping full
assortment OF sprtsmens goods, such as Pow
der, Shot. Lead Ely's Caps, Powder ana Shot
Flaske. Guns, &c. &c, at Wheatons.
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Wheat sl,5j to el.55.
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Ierai Department.
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Z. LoEHR, at Bloomingdale, Is agent for a
kinds Of farming implements.
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Ponds Extract. What IL it Tits
medicine that for twenty-five years has done
Its work Try it
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Wheaton has that new STYLE OF Initial Note
Paper. - The Classic" see 1t before buying
elsewhere.
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.-t!CE OF Tue WEANDoTrE SILVER
---lLTISG ASD RETIRING WoN,s.
NTANDoTrE. Mon, July Il, 1873.
?. &. Liitjri39e Esq. Dstrou:
pEAE >IR--l our specimen OF lead ore IRON
Mineral Bluff, Wis. is received and aesayed,
and iouad 20 contain q trace OF SILVER aud soy.
cnty nine per cent lead.
ours very respectfully,
-. Is CLEVELAND
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We have received a copy of the P rospectus,
Articles Of Association and By-l2ws Of the Wis
oonsln Lead Mining Company. The Company
own one hundred and sixty acres OF mining
land in Grant County, Wisconsin, which Is very
rich IN galena, OF lead ore, OF a quality that
yields largo percentage OF Lead. pelhap.
better idea of the richness and value OF these
lands can be obtained from the following. tnan
from anythi ng we may say;
WooD1tAE, Wis, June IL, 1878.
Hon. ,JOlR Greusel, Detroit Mich:
DEAR STR have arrived here safe, and have
looked over carefully our mining location on
Mineral Bluff. al the prospects appear to me
to be unusually promising BY digging only
few feet small pebbles OF 'ad are found, and
those increase in size as W. escend, until some
have been found weighing i've or six pounds.
We have already taken ont considerable lead.
and think q man could get out 800 or 600
pounds OF surface lead alone in day.
have had the premises carefully examined
by geologIsts and practical miners, and they ali
say the prospect for a rich vein is first rate.
They have advised lac TO sinh several shafts
and we are doing SO, aud the indications OF a
rich deposit Increase as we descend. an OF
opinion that the mines will prove to be amODS
tie very best in the country. ours truly,
GEO. KlrTkLBEkGER.
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for prompt payment on the part or those in
debted to him as he did for patronage while in
business. and finally he wishes to subscribe
himself Truly Yours.
VIII GLIDDEN.
Sept 3d, 1873. 962
7. LoEHR pays cash for old iron.
Farmers save your time and horses BY using
the Oliver Chilled Centerdrsft Plow. For sale
by +. O. Rouse, Kalamazoo street, Paw Paw.
Particular attention paid to keeping full
assortment OF sprtsnens' goods such as Pow
der, Shot. Lead, Ey's Caps, Powder ana Shot
Flaske Guns &c. &c, at Wheatons.
Ponds Extract. What Is it tits
medicine that for twenty-five years has dono
Its work Try it
The Babcock engines have done such good
service in putting out fires where they are in
use in this State. that other towns are negota-
ting to procure this protection, including Sauga
tuck which has just gwen an order For one of
the large sized Babcock engines. 10 be delivered
in few days.-Detroit Tribune, Angus; IL.
T. LoEHR, at Bloomingdale, Is agent for al
kinds of farming implements.
The Buckeye Cultivator beats all. For sale
by +. .. Rouse, Kalamazoo street Paw Paw.
AusrISs Worm Powders are sure cure for
all kinds OF worms. For sale by Kiburn and
Hudson. 9l5t9
Call at Wheaton, for your School BooSs.
Stationery, Pens. Pencils, &c, DC.
The best Thresher Is the Guiser maniac
tured at Wasnesboro Penn. 7. loehr sells it.
FoR so cents YOU can cure three OF fonr cases
of Ague with Ausun's Ague Drops. For sale
by Kllburn IL Hudson. 945;9
If you want Cultivator, Plow, Drag, Double
Shovel Plow, or anything in that line, call on
r. Loehr.
Wheaton has that new style OF Initial Note
Paper - The Classic Seel before buying
elsewhere.
PEtIER has just tie incest coffee mill II ii
State; its capacity for grinding, is two pounds
per minute. Give HIM call if you want pure
coffee. 932.
EXamlue those splendid Machines auu Horse
Rakcs Ter sa'e by /. o. Rouse, kalamazoo
street, aT Paw.
Kiiburn a. Hudson sell and warrant Au stin.
4guo Drops to cure Ague. 9i5t9
IIM. LoEHR. og Bloomm2dale, is the man IL
buy your armlng implements Of.
LEA, 100 for Loo at Praters. g32
\ full stock OF crocAery, glassware anC
lamps, also the celebrated non-explosiyo lamp
a. pcaters. 932.
Teas ase "a speciality at Wheaton's. cali an,
see II they are not 80.
Farmers Look 10 suGr INTEREST,"
Ioher pays the highest cash price for whoa
delivered anywhere on the *. n :. II. Il. Il.
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The following is tho analysis By DR.. Jeanpge:
DETROIT METEOROLOGICAL, MINING
AND ASSUMING ASSOCIATION.

Ile samples gave OK pure lead, SO 40 per
cent, with traces OF iron and silver, Nalue oi
silver Der ton of 1900 lba.. 41.35. lle s4m-
Piles received were OF very pure variet, aud
iIro nom any injurious matter
i, 4. JENNINGS. 81. D..
Chemist Lul Assaver
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-07-10


SAND firtn in that while you chop out
Sstill another. Men who have made their
fortunes are not those who had five thou
sand dollars given them to start with,
but started fair with 3 we'll -eaSped dollar
Eorstwo. Men who haze by their own cx-
-ertions acquired fame have not been
thrust iAto popularity by pnfs, begged
on paid faS, or given iA friendly spirit.
They have outstretched their hands and
touched the public heart. Men WHO win
loge do theiy own wooing, and I never
kaew q @aA to fail SO signally as one
9ho had induced his affectionate gEahtl-
Elnamma to speak a,good word for hipa.
Whether you work for fame, fNs love,
for money, or for anything else, work
with your hands, heart, and brain. Say
81 will" and some day you Will conquer.
Never let any man have it to say" L
have drngged you up" Zoo maay
fsiends hurt man moro than than neac
Iatsall,-
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&The old Woman

1t WAS thus, Il few days since, We hearf
q stripling o:s sixteen designate the pa.h.
er who bore him. BY coarse husbands
ne have heard wives SO called OCCASION
ally, though in the latter case the phrase is
more often used endcarinely. at aii
times, as commonly spoken, it jars upon
tho cars aud shocks the senses. An cold
woman" should be an object of reverence
above and beyond almos. all 9th ,r phases
of humanity. Her very aye should bo
her surest pssspart TO courteous coMsid,
Grafton.
The aged mother Oft grown-up family
needs no other certificate of worth, She
Is II monument of excellence, approved
and warranted. She has fought faithful
ly "the good fight" and come off conquer
or. Upon her venerable face she bears
the marks of the conflict in all is furrow-
cd lines. The most srievous of the ills
of life haze been hers trials untold, and
unknown only to her God and herself,
she has borne ilccssantly; and now, in
her old age, her duty done, patiently a
waiting her appointed time, she stands
more beautiful than ever in youth, more
honorable and deserving than he who
has slain his thousands, or stood triumph
ant upou the prodest fold ofvietory.
Young man, spoak kindly to your
mother, and ever courteonsly, tcnderly
of her. But little time and you shall
sec her no more forever. Her eyes are
dim, her form is hent, and her shadow
falls graveyard. Others may love you
when she has passed away-kipd hearted
sisters, perhaps or she whom Of all tho
world you choose as n partncr-she may
love you warmly, passionately; children
may love fopdly, but never again, never,
Willie time Is yonrs. shall the love Of
woman be to You as that Of your trcmh-
ling old mother has heen.-ExcHANGg,
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AFEARrrL NisitoR.---Tlc Paris Soir re-
latrs the following story:
Mime Bonncan, living in the Rnc Dcs-
car'cs, was sitting in her paror few days
since, awaiting her husbands return TO dinner,
when a man of wild and hagearJ appearance
entered. and, seating himself opposite to her,
addressed her sn the followcng terms IL am a
great doctor. can effectually cure all head
aches. have heard that you suffer, from that
cause, and am come to cure YOU" The lady
pcrcciving that she had TO deal with Il n,adnsn,
prudcntly seemed to fall INTO his humor. and
asked what usss his Mcthod oftrcatmcai, Sim.
pie enough, madame," said he, drawing a RAJ
zor from his poekct, L cut off the head, and
then, after having well cleaned it, replace i,
upon the shoulders" Upon this he pre-, arcd
to suit the action TO his words, Mime Bonneau,
with great coolncss, professed her readiness TO
submit to the operation. but suggested that she
should fetch q tawei from the next room 10
prevent her dress Icing stained Her visitor
assented TO the reasonabloncss of this suyges-
tion, and she left the room, locking the door
behind her. Upon he return with some no.
lice officers, they found that the unfortunate
maniac had cut his own throat, but not fatally.
1t was asDertaimca that he had escaped from q
lunatic nsplnia at Clermont les Pres, and had
been vainly sought for during whole month.
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:. Capt. Fean Pech.

The popular commander of the Beau
tort sand Savannah steamers died in
Charleston on Monday. Capt. Peck was
an ahlcSeaman, aud courteous officer.
Ills fanny jokes, and liberal attentions
~ tho discharge of his duties canned for
him a score of friends, lie was better
Known as tho Captain of she SWm. Sea-
brook" now the "Emilie," after as the
Commander of,he swift packet Meta
mora then he personally superintended
The building ofthe "Cecilc," which craft
cpinbiacd every comfort with spcess and
safeiy. When the wax broke oWt Capt,
iseek nfteresl 10 pilot in the "BcrmN,la," !"
apt. T.. L. Tsssier) upon her FIRST yoy-
age from England. The. run was sue,
'sessfully5nlade, and a valuable cargo of
ias.nls and needed supplies was obtained
sllsycEy. As g ficnd the Captain was
firm, aasl Us n citizen lie was staunch to
tlls laaa of his adoption.
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INADVANEE
- y. ~
.Mo21

to erect a bIaesing The mob a alaed;
that the new comess should coaspl With !.
their rules. and thcdenonssgation at one;
time lookcd,serious, The news says; ut
is u species Of terrorism, that. cainotbes
tolerated in a eea'ptry, which has dny
regard for the rights and liberties Of sifs
citizens. l!iz It's q principle of communism
which defics every safeguard Of society, +
anda which if successfully established
would be- deatl. blow to every interest
in the land" S:l.:,3
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Depend on your own Nfbyts.

Fight your own battles. Hoe your
own row. Ask no favors of anyone. and
you will succeed thousand times better
than those who are always heseocl,ing
somo ones patronage. For no one will
ever help You as you can help yourself, be-
cause no one will be SO heartily Interested
in your affairs. The first step will not be
such long one, perhaps: but, carving
your own way up the mountain, you
make each Que lead to another, and
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PoNTR &
gHE Gepp orlIT.
a CxNIos SONG.
by H. la. !

V . " l-stff
Some men strut proudly midst hosors and gold
Hiding strange deeds meath tho shadow Of
fame;
4 creep along, Drawing hunger and celd
10 Keep my heart faintless, as well as NY.
name. u
so--so-where is the good ofh2
some clothe bare Truth ~ fne garments 81
werds, s4g
Fettes her fsec iahs with purple and state;
iWhh me, let me sit at the lordliest boards,
:" loye" means lorc /, arid eI hate" :neans
/ hate.
ls.,-ha,t-where is the good ss;s2
Some have rich dalntics and costly attire
Guests dattering round them, and duns q, Sc
door; 8''', ts
= crouch by myself Mt my plain board and fire.
( Enjoy what pay foH aud scorn to have
mere.
Sct-y yet-vherc is the geadl as t.,
Some gathe re,nd them q pllalan 3 Of 'Gsicnis:,
Scattering professions like coins in q crowd !.
keep Rsy. hsayt close, for; The few that Heaven
seRShs
WAsss they'll aal,hcis names writ when lie
in my shrwid
Sa-so-wl,erc is the sst,sa oft? ojss
sssas toy with leyc-lightty catnc, lightly go !;
= Aitls game at heaEts-lit,lS westh. little
cost
/ sta saked my Whole soul, hope aud peace on one
tArow,
\ life 'gai"st an hoar's sport, We played md
l lost (!
Hal iia---ha' Where was the gea.l Of a2,
MORAL, ADDED on MS aass1s mn.
I9Fn the Pass,s mirror baelSwarA. It's shadows
'f removed, zas 81
The dim. confused mass grows all softened,
sublime | IS
4 have work,d.d have felt, 1l,ava lived, il
have loved,
And eaci, was q ate, sawssssls the naaat i
.-ssss ssslw ciiETl6. x
Thoa, God---1xas saw'st the good of Il,
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4 man at Lick Havep, Pennsylvania,
receatly found = wasps' nesti witlfits oc-
capants apparently ali frozen to death.
He was hce'llessly throwing il about,
when ono ofthc Insects fell down fhabacS
of his neck; Inc warmth reyivedthe lii,
tic yellow jacket, q sudden glow-suff:lsed
the mans face, and lie onmcnced un-
dressing in q hurried manner. talking to
himself all The Wliile with great Solubility
and aninntimt lie has since altered his
opiAion as to the ctfecta of cold on wasps.
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n 7'-Ty77! ~ AZ "a Lf1Y
BE- "say. Jones, what's that matter
With yops eycf" ooh, nothin', only my
wife said this morning I'd better get up
and make - IRE; told her her to male
il hcrsclf-that's al" o. EsfHpHl
aea~ A little boy being asked alYha
is tho chief erd of man :" replied ieThe
end what's got the head on"
rs" He that thinks himself the har
picst man, rcally is SO; but he tha-
thinks himself the wisest, is generally III
greatest fool,
RFD" Lord Brorgham once said that
no man had any right to ncverous sys,
ten who docs not possess two thousand
II year. itafs
Bs5~ DR.. Parr thus characterized do.
ceased prclaic: "sir, he is q poor paltry
prelate, proud of petty popularity, and
nerpctually preaching to petticoats.a'
An unfortunate Kentucky editor thus
addresses his delinquent Subscribers
"Fricnds, wcare penniless. Job'seuske!
was u millionaire compared with oui
present depressed treasure. Today,
salt was ten cents a barrel, we could n
buy enough to pickle Q jay bird
ia r
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-'ass sssa't bills. lnsar :sis Erancisco,
was lately found the dead Mdv off, man
who-probably had an uMwritten heart
history of pathetic c!nlacior. Tn his
pockets ucrc found three dollars i'll coin,
q paper Of strychninc. anl on the Greuud
near hin, fragments of letter addressed
10 ASA Corning, Surprise, CaliforMia,-
The letter was from Cornings mothcr
and sister at Yarmouth. New Hampshire
and begged the son and brother to come
home Immediately, if he ever wished to
see his father again. He was sinking (;
the mother was also weak and worried of
life and did not expect TO stay much
longer. The deceased WAS doubtless
poor, and unable to comply with the ur-
gent request 10 attend The tlcathbc,ls of
those he loved Therefore in - fit of
griof anal despair. he probably conceived
the thoaght OF going before them over
the river and waiting their coming on
the other side. AT least II dead M
with poison or his person and such mes
saGcs oflovcscatterea by the winds around
him, is suggestive of desperation and sui
eide.
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TERMS OF LEASE;

TERMS OF LEASE;
an l"ysaFats made sa k,s@ viii apply topalsis
the ngrehaa; Of Ms InA'spWcm Loaned.
Planes tuluni,qt
S45o to $500 SO advance, so 5monthy.
525 TO GOO as advance, 80 monthly.
6s5 To $50 100 advaaec, 10 monthly.
Osgaas yoiuai al
Sl25 TO 200 T: SD advance, $40 monthly.
2a5 to $40 40 advance, 10 monthly.
500 to 900 30 advance % monthly.
ssas- Parties who offer satisfactory Security
can pay for Instruments innotes at 3, 6, 8, and
IL months time.
Call aud find out other inducements offered
i'll both Time and Cash Sales, from
KIRK ROBINSON,
Aeem faS Orangcburg County.
may 2s. 1873 IA If
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The blossom cannot tell what becomes
of its odor, and no man can tell what be
comes of his influence and example, that
roll away from him and go beyond his
ken Oh ti,cir pcrilous mission,
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FOREIGN NgRg.

The "Stationers Company, gave a
grand banqnes at1their hallin Lndgates
Street, London DE the 1Atliofs june, sak
which was present the Archbishop. of
Canterburry.nnl . hoss Of uther worrtl,ieasz.s =
The formation of this club was i'd 1 400;
since then it has gone on from Il mere
brct hesap9dof 4texs writers" to g powers
fal associations representing the Engliall
press Ss,.5.
/ The! establishment of ilie tsTTades
Guild OF .Leariing.' proposes extending
the advantages efnn University. edncas
ton 10 every class Of society in England.
One isnnAre.s and twenty wears ago
the polished 4Aora Chesserkeld,p took
the most active interest in the sport of,
horse racing, which was then in. its in
fancy rs. regards the high breeding of,
the racers, and the value Of choice stock
At the late Ascot races, d stud Of co,lrsers
We've brought out, which for beauty, speed.
and endurance have heretofore been un-
equalled. a sale of q few select horses
will giyc. an i,lea oftheir vaiuelh ssB Blair
Athssl,; brought 12.5O0 guineas, or. S62;.
500- Papoosc $1,000, Cavinboa, 81, 500.
1,909. births occurred in London dur
iilg one week Of June, and 1,2t9 deaths.
The mortality $40 per 1000. IS \