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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-10
AND DANVILLE
IN RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS TAKING EFFECT
MARCH II, 1877.

THROUGH MAIL,
1885 4. NJ, leaves Richmond daily. cnLn-c;iny a.
Greensboro with trains on North Caro-
lima division and y. ". y. G.. X. K ut
Charlotte with trains on Atlanta and
Richmond Airline railway for AZ
lunta. Macon Jack ouvI.lt, Monigncnc-
~, Mobile. and New Orleans aud all
southwestern points. With e. &. and
a. u. K. for Co'AiAbii, Augusta. and Al
southern ana southeastern roints.
LYSCHBURG ACCOMMODATION.
$50 4. ~. leaves Richmond daily :or BurkcyiIc
Farmy!llc, Lynchbur@, and iut,ruIe-
date points, making cioSn connection
at Lynchbnrg for all southwestern
points.
THROUGH NAIL.
S:23 z. ~, arrives Richmond daily. connecting
with North Carolina division n W. n
G. 4. r., {. &. and A.. Z. r., and
-''. ... Atlanta aud kichmGnd AIRLINE rail-
'... way from all southern and southwest
ern points. and with Richmond, Fr,sic-
rickShurg and Potomac and Chcsap pnke
and Ohio railroads for all northern and
western points.
LYECHBURG ACCOMNODATIOE.
4:51 p NJ. arrives Richmond daily from Lynch
burg. Farmyilc, Burkrvile. aud all in
termcdiar points, and from all south
western points
Tickets sold To all southern and southwestern
points, and baggage checked through.
Palace sleeping-cars run through bet aeon Rich
mond and Brunswick. Ga.
Local tickets good only for continuous passage be-
tween the points named on '"s"'s No lv-Oyer
checks Will be given. 7. II. r TALCOTT,
a.- General SUPERINTENDENT.
JOHN r. MACMURDo. General PASSENGER Agent.
NH 10
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

CTORES FOR SALE.
have SEVERAL SMALL STORES on Main be-
tween Eighteenth and Twenty SECOND, and OH sew,
enteenth and Eighteenth streets between Main and
Broad streets, for sale at moderate prices paying
good per cent. EDW ARD Y. GOpDiN,
NH cat Real Estate Agent. 1Ol5 Main street.
TOR SALE PRIVATELY, A VERY
Il DESIRABLE BRICK (THREE-STORY) RE-
SIDENCE. English basement, iron verandah, hot
and cold water, speaking-tubcs, &C. The house Is
nearly new, and s,lrr0un led by large and beautiful
yard, and In delightful neighborhooi-No. 1O4
Clay and Adams streets: VIII sell very low, and
give long time. j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. ll13 bIain street. opposite Dispatch office.
NH Gift
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.,rhcn tho day IL 4, o'er..
fond mot: a as,a as.,s e % &c
!ea ,a h srotem tliaythinas On thc aoor,
i mem sSgsss snd fs ss sesS s0's
stti gswho,y rcss essess Ia thsir sieaa
prSpsIsss ea q more spic'dtd, may not please
~ y him vnorcs ,ra xkxe away
SO Nature dea,s ~, T,t one oy ons and by the hama
s Is, e IS ss Ssss Is - 8
Be an 700 tue he" snknoSa ssnscends tue N'A'
o.fTa know. -. y neeioto, IN the AttdnFtc.
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CuESAPEAKE ANB OHIO KAILRoAD,(
PASSENGER DEPARTMENT., I
RICHMOND. VA. December l. 1871
IN AND AFTER DECEMBER 3, 1875,

Accommodation leaves Richmond at 9:45 r. b..
and arrives at GorionsviIe at $50 p. NJ, and ar
rives at Washington at 1855 p. n.
Mail trims run daily except west OF GordonsVilk
on sunday.
Express trains run daily, stopping at Junction,
Eoers. Treviilian's. Gordonsyile, charlottesville,
Staunton, Goshen, Milb0ro', Covington, and all
regular stations west of Covington.
commOdation trains run daily except Sunday,
and connect ut Gordonsyile for Washington.
Mail and express trains connect at Gordonsvilie
for Washington, aud mail train ut Charotfes VILE
for Lynchburg and the South.
Express train connects ut Cincinnati with tht
trunk lines for all points in the West, Northwest, and
Southwest, including CALIFORNIA; Oregon. and Texas
Mail train arrives at Richmond at 4:3o p. 81. zg;s
Express trsin from Cincinnati connects at Cor
louisville with she Virginia Midland railroad, ar
irving u, Washington ct ESQ a. 81, and arrives 81
Richmond at $50 A. b., connecting with the Rich
mond and DanSille and Richmond and Petersburg
trains for all points South. ST. jls
Through coaches from Richmond to Washington.
Accommodation train arrires 1t $40 A. IL.
Sleeping-cars run on nigh.-trainS.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked 70 ell
principal points.
offices, and ut S26 Main street, Richmond, va:
CONWAY X. HOWARD,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent
w. NJ. S. DUNN,
dee Engineer and superintendent.
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.rrSTToN sALEs-.This Day.
by Hill s. Anderson, General hucuoneers,
1924 Main street.

WE WILL SELL THIS DAY AT 12s
w O'Clock. at &. c. Mountcastlcs, Fifth stFee'
between Marshall and Clay:
- new TOP-WAGON and without top,
/ excellent FAMILY HORSE,
s good WORK-EI0RSES,
/ MULE and CART, ,,
l set OF WAGON-HARNESS( S1NGLE),
] LIGHT TOP-WAG0N good us newt,
| set OF BUGGY-HARNESS,
lFAMILY-CARklAGE,
/ new TOP-BUGGY. ... -.-
The above will be sold to close this business.
Everything as represented. -,sn>-
j. Fl. PLEASANTS Salesman. mn ~
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r. ROSDS AT PIJRLIC

GALE OF STATE BONDS AT PUBLIC
- AUCTION.-In pursuance Of order of tho Cir
cult Court of the city OF Richmond, in The suit Of
w. G. Taylor and others us; The Carolina Life,fn-
to the highest bidder, for cash. at the Bank of Con-
ncrce, on MONDAY the 18th instant, at II ~,
5000 VIRGINIA COSSOLS, ...
10000 VIRGINIA DEFERRED. known rs
West Virginia Cer;i Geatcs:
r. II. T. HUNTER,
NH eliot ...--..a. Commissioner.
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pEpARTURE OF STEAMERS.

TOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO aETN
a VlDENCE, AND BOSTo E.-cssssfafsz
Steamer EVERb1AE. Captain PLATT, VIII receive
freight for the above ports until SATURDAY the
10th Instant ut O'Clock. ~ H.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals and state
'' >'" 90 90 v. p. PORTER, Agent.
NH 1O-lt ..-..r-,-, 1928 Dock street
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CHOICE GOODS.

T7ARMERs AND GARDENERS t Aa.
h ap.ssnInS. -yEARnSIEY's SUPEksstasvsss-.
PHATE-aSery superior Is e, y zensREsNsHAW,.
scnable rates BY ss.a1 7Sa sis.n street
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BY Hin & Anderson. General Auctioneers,

WE WILL SELL AT j. C. JOHN
w SONS STABLES, on SATURDAY, 10th. At
10 O'Clock, NINETEEN (19l GOOD YOUNG
WORK HORSES from West Virginia. All Oh mem
shall he rs we represent them. Farmers ind others
would do well to attend sale. r,,,o,-
j. H.PLEAsANTs, Salesman. NH 8
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BY E. d. Eacho, .g e
Real Estate Agent and Aucloneer,
No. 8 Fourteenth street.

DY REQUEST OF MIR. DAVID COG
ID BILL, administrator, will sell by public auc-
lion, at Chesterfield Courthouse, on MONDAY,
March II, 1877, at IL o'clock NJ: TWO r HUN.
with DWELLING and other buiIdingE-a large por-
tion of the land IS In original growtb-snown as che
George CoGbill estate adjoining the lands Of Payal
Turner's estate and others, living on the Cogbl road
about three miles from the coIrt-housc. s'
TERMS Made known at sale.
NH 10 F. D. EACHO. Auctioncer.
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CRs,CKEnY. GLAsswARE, DC.

HINA AND PLATED-WARE. !.
IOVASES, new etyles-cameo decorations; 20
LOGNE SETS. Of the late Vienna ana Centennial
designs CHINA DINNER-anG TEA-SETS, French
and English direct importation; CHAMBER SETS,
great variety: PLkTED-WARE-Pickl Stands,
Ten-Ssts, Card Reoeiyers-all new patterns; PAR
BRONZES-French Bnd japanese finish. Call and
see styles hn prices lefor. pnrchasing No trouble
to show goods. GEORGE GIBSON. JR.s
{deIB 1907 Main street.
pMLrHEADs. 81 to $40 per rean, st IN
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP &s~S
W COMPANY. ..Snfsss
FOR NEW YORK.

This com,pny VIII dispatch one OF their splendid
ste;mers-OLD DOMINION, WYANOKE. ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND-ar TUESDAY. FRI
DAY. and SUNDAY at high water.
These Ships are entirely new, and were huilt ex-
pressly for this roIlte.
They have splendid saloons, state-rooui%. ard bath-
rooms. --e~-
The fare, accommodations and attentions are un-
surpassed. . ,,
New York on the coinpanys covered pier, 81 North
river.
Freights for points beyond New York Forwarded
penses incurred. ...-
Freight receIvct until r. n. daily. e.. T..
Cabin fare TO New York, $12; rouhd-trip tickets,
$50. Storage, Sc and IS. s.....-nr NJ. q.
For further information apply 10 "
GEORGE ". ALLEN & CO. Agents, .
my 10 Office COMMANDS wllarveS. ROckettS.
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COURT ORDER.

VIRGINIA.-In the clerks office OF the
Y Circuit Court of King and Queen county, on
the 1th day of February. 1877, and In vacation
Mary Z. Hundley, exccutrix of George H. Hundley,
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l77H. -...s 1910.
JAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATSeZ
- COMPANY. Esisxs.assizfs

"H... .....- L. ..a
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BAL
TISlORE. PHILADELPHIA, -.......-
NEW YORK.
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON THE
JAMES RIVER.
Making close connection IT Norfolk with the new
and elegant steamer FLORIDA for BALTI- {
MORE. and steamer LADY OF TIE
LAKE for WASHINGTON. ID. G.
On and after TUESDAY September l l. the fast and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, carrying the
United States mail, will leave Richmond for the
ahove-namea points TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS.
and SATURDAYS 1t 6l1 O'Clock a. IL. .
Passengers by this route can view by daylight all
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the James river, Including DUTCH GAP tpaSsins
through the samel, ortiicatons tntle-Belds James
town, Hampton Roads, etc. Two hours III Norfolk
before departure of Baltimore steamers.
Fare to Norfolk. - w
Fare to Norfolk and return ............ 81
Through tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud
New York at reduced rates.
Tickets for sale on SreztnierS AT CARRIER & Co.:
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange liote 'tnE
baggage checked through. Freight received daily or
Boston, Norfolk and Portsmouth, ano regular land
ings on James river, from, a. ii. to = L. NJ, 81
reasonable rates.
Freight for way-andings must be prepaid.
L. u. TAEUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf. Rockets: branch Office
ut w. d. Blair L Co.'S. No. 9O3 Main street.
Sc IL
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) oSsALEs-rnture Dnys.

.3s AUCTION sALEs-rnture Dnys. -
~ - - BY E.W. Powell. Auctioneer'
. @., 1924 Main street.
5000 ~ i;a-; rtRT, nj =
pAwNBRoKER's SALE IS
FORFEITED PLEDGES, DIAMONDS, :
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SC, At AUCTION.
At the request Of Mr.. ABRAHAM HARRTs, pawn
broker, will sell at my store on THURSDAY. 1etf
Instant, at 1ok o'clock A. NJ, five hundred nnt
twenty lots of
DIAMONDS.
GOLD and SILVER WATCHES,
PINS. CHAINS, RINGS, -:
| PISTOLS, &c.
Nh, HARRIS warrants every article as represented
! T. W. POWELL, Auctioncer.
4 NOTICE.
AN persons whose pledges are FORFEITED vii
call at my Office, 1922 Main street. and renew or re
4 deem the same on before the 4h instant. Olher
wise no exceptions will be made for any one as IN
goods will be positively sold. st.a.
ounce open every '''Sn' A Isf HARRIS,
! NIB IN spcncssor tn IT. Harris a Brother.
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DHILAD ELP HIA, RICu- GsYFS
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA PRONI-
DENCE. BOSTON. AND ALL NEW ENGLAND
STATES, THREE TIMES 4 WEEk.-Unul further
notice the steamers of this line will make tri-weekly
trims, leaving Philadelphia every T ESDAf
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY; and Richmond
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SATURDAY. con-
Meeting at Providence with Boston ana Providence
railroud for Boston, and by Fall River line for
the same ci:y ria Cape Cod, landing at Old Colony
depot and avoiding transfer.
2425 Dock street. Richmond.
WILLIAM z. CLYDE f CO..
" General Agents.
. No. II South Wharvcs. Philadelphia.
d. ID. G.. MINK. Agent.
my17 No. 90 Dcyonsh!re street. Boston.
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NHEAP FREIGHT RATESSsfs1slllls,

BY THE
POwHATAN LINE for BALTIMORE 80.
AND THE WEST, 81" lt',.
AND THE .---r.Ef.st.
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The stcumers SHIRLEY and DEFIANCE will
leave from Tweniy-secOnd and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY at IL II. and SATURDAY 1T +.
d. Through bills Of lading signed TO all Canadian,
northern, and western points at low rates.
... l.. Il. TATUM, Agent,
81" '9... Twcntv-sccond and Dock streets,
fec : -. and 903 Main street.
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L1OR NEW YORK.-The Old NFNh
Il Dominion Steamship Com pauy' susSs 80.
steamship RICHMOND, Captain KELLY, Will sail
SUNDAY, March 18th. at O'Clock +. NJ.
Freight received until o'clock Saturday evening.
Through bills CT lading signed and goods Tor
warded with dispatch to MI points north, sontl,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York. $l2; roimd-trip tickets.
$40. Steerage, Sc and 80.
For freight or passage, apply to ,.I
6. ". ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
NH 1927 Company's Wharf. RucSetts.
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j. IL G. ZONES, p. o.,
Pest-ofice, ST. Stephens,
feI7-saw King and Queen county. Va.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-05

BEAUTIFUL and durable rainbow colora
Hons are now impaired to zinc by very
simple process. The zinc to be thus treated
may be In any form, cast OF sheet, the special
requisites being that 1t be pure, dry,
polished, or filed; the coloration Is the more
brilliant according as the materials Of the
bath are pure. and thus the best effects are
obtained with chemically pure reagents.
The bath consists Of thirty grammes tar.
trate of copper, forty grammes caustia
potash, and 400 grammes distilled water.
On subjecting the zinc to the action of this
kind Of bath for acouple of minutes, 1t ap.
pears OF an agreeable violet, for three
minutes, a deep blue; four and one-half
minutes, green; six ane one-half minutes, a
golden yellow; eight and one-half minutes,
purple violet.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-05
""oLESALD DESTRUCTION o.
SQUIRRELS.

'ue irrepressible squirrel has at last met
IUuquerer in the person Of Mr.. Bryant,
m ' II report be true, kills them by the
Dle' 1t seems that this squirrel destroyer
S l0r a long time an invalid. He cap
"su lot of squirrels, and day and night
"nAe away the tedium of disease, he
Nuea their habits and discovered their
sn lD' weakness. He then compounded a
sna a'' ~ the base of which was deadly drug,
Ti.n n 'uear-coated it with something espe.
sno,' N.Y. attractive to the squirrel tribe. His
how ,ss -. surpassed expectation, and he is
roo+s uaVellng over the country taking con-
w" s 70 Kill all the squirrels on farm tor
,in 0'" an acre-eight cents in the noun
Doss's ana i've cents in the valleys. He
,r,iss tss os their burrows, drops a few
boras' ns oi his exterminator, and in few
0ia usn's ~ they lie dsod in all directions. It is
boison p1' = one will at q grain containing the
A' DICK :up another aud die With It in
The Morning herald., 1877-12-05

A MEaBRB Of the Moscow Society Of
Naturalists visited the Kanin peninsula,
east of the White Sea, in Northern Russia \,
during the past summer, to make natural
nistory collections, and also to study the Pc
culiarities of the Samoyeds inhabitants of that
region. These primitive people took alarm
at his proceedings, especially when he at
empted to measure their heads, and believing
that he had some sinister design toward
them, they marched with their reindeer
far into the interior Of the peninsula, taking
the epterprising man Of science With them,
He was finally rescued by some fishermen.
but he lost oil the insects be had col.
lected, as the samoyedes drank up
the alcohol In which they were pre-
served.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-05
A MAN WHO TURNS COPPER INTO
GOLD.

A gentleman residing in San Francisco
who is in close correspondence with rela
tives in Santiago, the capital of the Repub
Lie of Chill, states that Paraf has maintainet &C
himself, despite the opposition broug oh,
against him. He has now three establish,
ments in operation, and is producing won,
derful results. He has organized com.
pany with capital of $4,000, 600, and the
people are absolutely crazy to procure
stock. Copper mines that were formerly
comparatively valueless are now held at
exorbitant figures, and prospecting is active
in every direction. One of the instances of
Paraf's assays is interesting. A ton of
copper ore from the Caracoles district was
submitted to several of the welEknown
assayers In the presence of number of
citizens, Paraf also being present. The
assayers announced the result-they had
obtained four and half per cent. of gold.
Thereupon Paraf suggested that there must
be more of the precious metal in the ore,
but the assayers were prevented finding it
on account of its being hidden by the cop
per. He produced the chemical powder.
which he calls "reactive,' and this was sub.
lnitted to those present, and, in its turn
analyzsd, without detecting the presence of
gold. Scattering this over the pulyoriz ed
mass, and allowing about half an hour for
manipulation in order to thorough incorpo,
ration with it, he asked the metallargists to
reassay the ore, when the astonishing result
of thirty-seven and half per cent. was
reached. Paraf is reported to be on the
top wave of success. He has purchased the
Quinta, on the Canada, the principal street
Of Santiago the former residence of the
late Harry Meiggs, and which cost him
$500, 900, and there receives the worship D.
pers of the golden calf in right royal style.
Chill Is beginning to believe in him as its
financial savior, and his influence is only
limited by the credulity of the people.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-05
A MODEL TOWN.

An old and respected linen merchant II
New York, has recently returned from
Ireland, where he paid visit to Bessbrook,
County Down, the famous teetotal town il
Ireland, and furnishes the following inter.
esting sketch.--
Mr. John Grubb Richardson, a prominent
member Of the society of Friends, and a
linen manufacturer, purchased tract Of
land covering zine thousand acres. On this
he has quarries of blue granite, farming
operations, great mill four stories in
height, with various warehouses, shops,
and numbers Of neat cottages around L,
The place is occupied by his employees,
who form a colony Of total abstainers, num-
bering several thousand persons. All the
children attend school or work in the mill.
Five different denominations, including
Roman Catholics. live in harmony. There
is no need of police officers police judges,
sud police station has never existed. The
cottages are pictures Of neatness; each
sarden plat in front of them is decorated
with fragrant flowers, and command views
Of most beautiful landscape, obstructed
only by the mountains Of Newry rising in
the distance. The number of hands en-
ployed in the mill is about four thousand.
They manufacture sixteen thousand yards
Of Richardson's Bessbrook linen daily; and
the yarn spun in one day, il stretched out,
would measure ffty-fve miles.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-05

Test FOB THE PRESENCE OF GOLD IN So.
LUr1oNs. Phosphate Of iron gives brown
precipitate, which acquires metallic lustot
when rubbed Proto-chloride of tin gives
a purple or blackish precipitate, insoluble
in muriatic acid. Sulphuretted hydrogen
and hydrosulphuret of ammonia give 8
black precipitate, insoluble in simple acids
Ammonia gives reddish.yellow precipitata
eliminating gold) with tolerably concen
trated solutions, either at once, or on boiling
tho liquid. Liquor Of potassa gives, with
neutral solutions Of gold, similar precipi.
tate to that Termed by ammonia, insolubls
in oxcess.
The Morning herald., 1877-12-05
/. rrAlspn,1oEH EATlNG-HoUsE.

IN japan, the eating-houses are conducted
4, an extensive scale. One of the largest
establishments of the kind in the capital Is
tha Matsuda, which is kept by woman.
M rooms are let for lodging purposes, and
tho ratrons are mostly residents Of Toxic,
though occasionally rural party may DO
saen staring at the unaccustomed sights
about them, to tho no small amusement Of
their urban neighbors. The customer is
cveu q numbered ticket on entering, by
which bis account with the house is kept.
few rooms are furnished in semi-fore:gn
style but most preserve their Japanese
character, and the food is almost entirely
,stive The "bill Of fare" includes some
twenty different dishes, the prices of which
arg not fixed, but depend largely upon ths
state Of the fish market. While no meat
jsserved, fowls are cooked In a number Of
forms, and oil kinds Of liquor can be OBJ
tand. The Matsuda Is opened about
eight o'clock in the morning, and closed at
nine or haf-past nine In the evening.
Tho busiest hours are OF midday and after
sunset, when the fifty attendants ore kept
very active by the crowds Of hungry and
thirsty patrons. To the passer-by, the
restaurant looks most attractive at night,
when the rows of lanterns under the caves,
and the illumination of the whole building,
showing through panes of colored glass,
present 2 very gay appearance. '
The Morning herald., 1877-12-05
Warranted for Five Years.
CAUTIONI

~ n " i l. ON
ALI persons are cautioned not to make
deal IN or use, any sewing machines which
| sew with our needle, and MAX the elastic
st1ch, or that have the new patent self-feeo
attachment, unless the same are purchased
from this Company, or their az euts or Ii
censes. and stamped uEOn our patent, Be-
ware OF worthless imitato and unscrup-
uious parties who have copied our circulars
advertisements. DC, and buy only the ma.
chine manufactured by us.
1.-The wonder Is how SO good machine
can be sold al so low n price."- Globe.
We have the machine and consider IL
hrst-class IN every respect. '-1Transcript.
we can recommend 1t 10 cur readers -
lCnristian Index N. Y.
1.-The machine arrived safely, We are
more than pleased with IT.; it does all you
claim for ~ and more. We Shall cali The
attention OF our readers to it."~-[sIt. Lit JUS
Christian. aT
IA thoroughly responsible Compeuy
prompt in all their dealings and one that
we commend TO our readers. Age, r.. !.
SAMPLE machines with table and trfad,e
forwarded 20 any part OF the world Oh re.
oeiptof
EIGHTEEN rOLLARs.
special terms and extra Inducements Il,
male and 1enale agents, stOie keepers. etc,
county rights given to smart agents free.
samples of sewing, descriptive circ,,Inss
c,'n,aining terms, testimonials, cngrayi,,ph
etc, sent free \ II n oney sent In most.
ounce money Or 'ers, drafts. or by ey press
are p 'rfect'y secure. SUE deliVe,y OF ON
goods guaranteed.
All orders, communications, etc, mus,
be add essed to the
PEERLEss MANi7FACrDRlNG co..
PHILADELPHIA. Pa:
The Morning herald., 1877-12-05
MOUSE,S STRATAGEN.

A strang . sight was witnessed one after
noon recently bya writer in the Corinne
Record office, tour attention wss attracted
by several lusty So. 'eaks from the inside Of
apail almost full of water, into which 9
half.grown mouse had fts,,uen. The ALARM
had hardly died away before four or hv'
more mice appeared on the scen'e, and be-
gan clamberins to the top of the pa% 70.
several moments after gaining the top, END
catching sight of the mouse In the water,
ASqueaking confab was held. First one
mouse and then another would cling to the
I'm OF the bucket with his hind legs, and
while almost touching the water with his
lose, squeak out either consolation or
'o''ce to the immersed. But while all this
vas gong on; the swimming powers Of tho
unfortunate mouse in the pail were rapidly
sN'ng out. At last happy thought seemed
W salke the largest mouse in the crowd,
Duu almost without speak, he firmly fast.
.D,a Oils fore feet to the edge Of the pail,
u" let his body and tail hang down. The
S,0Snlng mouse saw it, apd making q
A''' desperate effort for life, swan to the
S9o'' seized the tail of his brother mouse,
VIM amid squeaks of delight from all tha
l,iVe NJ present. vas hauled high and dry out
W.T. water and over the edge of the pail