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Merritt Schuyler, colored waiter, employed
by George Williams o 30 East Twentyeghh street. was
arrested by Rounisman Price OF the Thirueih street
police Tor hayins stolen $40 from Mr. Williams
on the way 10 the police station he tarned
AMI discharged pistol NJ the ionndsnan
pAsscrby seeing Merritt draw the pistol, tried n
snatch 4 from him; Merritt however had Time To- dis
charge IT, The ball glanced upward, cutting RoundSni
Prices anl tearing ugly along the side Of his
head. The offcer. recovering himself. threw Merritt
who Asnln nINd. INC hnll lllEm. lm rrce 5 cloAes.
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50 Ashlsnd. Hunter FcrnnndinA
- MOrgnn cav Reed. Galveston
IS CITY ~ Merida. kcvnulds. Vera Cruz
- Civlc. Norton, AspinwHll
81 SrrtHn-. beTry. Boston.
- l.aac B'h Lawrence. Richmond City Point ana
Norfolk
Ship Monarch. Sinclair. Antwerp.
ship Conqurrur. Gould. Hall.
Rars Brr n,eu. idctkr. Antwerp.
hHrk Farewell Nculnnn. Ihliau.
Rrtk luis. Raymond. Nntwern.
Rrig ARENA. SinitA. II Juhn, y r.
Brig TIE Charley, tiillt .pr. windsor " =.
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Paper MN harmed.

NEW HAVEN, Nov 1.-The fire ich destroyed
Wilkinson Brothers Co.'S paper mandatory IN shell
ton was caused by piece Of iron coming contact with
the knives In the cutter producing sparks which igne
tS innahma6le ute The room, being nlled with par
ucles RON Mo cutting machine was Immediately m
flames the wOrkmen having barely time 10 escaue.
Loss from $4,000 TO S2lOtoO insured tor tiOOlOO
hundred persons thrown out Ol work.
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Boiler E.plo.,.p IN a P.p.r Mil.

MIDDLETowN. y. Y. Nov. 5.-This morning at
Ave clcck the boiler OF walker, paper MILL in Mont
gomery orange County exploded The upper halt of the
boiler was thrown hundred yards cutting tires and
missing by few inches u L. Warnings residence The
debris uf the boiler thrown high IN the and In de-
ending crushed the root 81 AN adjoining dwelling. and
Tell near an occupied bed. S4X persons IA the mill
at the time Of the explosion Of whom 4 s. Young, a
workman. was the only injured, and he but slightly
The damage - estimated al si,uOD No insurance.
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There l. something terrible In tho thought N having
nu friends stricken down at our side without parting
NOr Of rudeurncnt oonsolAtion-one moment az our
slr m tho nush vigorous le cheering hearts with
unr lo,iug sympathy, the noNi AT our eot pais with
dc ath "a, ~ cTi0s. aud hctdloss Every
excessively person Is IN instant danger Of such
death. Svvcntenths Of the victims OF obesity dit OF
disease npOllexy. Allan's AniiFat the only
remedy Tor obesity, reduces the weight by regulating the
digestion and A,smilauon OF the food II IL perfectly
reduction Of weight IRON tNoto ave pounds week.
Adj.
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PATERSON. y. j.. Nov. 5.-rhe new managers
Of the Erie have made sweeping changes which wen,
into effect to-day. large number nl conductors and
cmnlo,ce- have been dismissed. fVrr IL much
mnnt 10 cnnsrlnrnr alnnL The line nL the InnM
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Resumption Prospects.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 5.-The coin balance in
the Teasury yesterday At the close OF business
was f2es 5e6 4S9 "a OF this about sl37 ooO0Co vas
sold available tor resumption There are outstanding
about $3.50 OoO In United states b. redeemed
II presented The plates the - 90 and SlOOOO STeen
back notes are eArly comneled.
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BANKIyG AND FINANCIAL

THOUSANDS or PERSONS HAVE THEIR EWES
turned toward Wall 81 That l. where thousands ~
dollars made daily from cstinonts rRnsinu from
So 20 $3.50 The reliable brokers. ALEN. fKOfiiiN,s
HAM 20 ~ WAN st. New York send their Finan iat
Report trve, whth explains nlly
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The Trouble. OF a Jersey CITY Church.

When the Rev. o. b. Bidwell of the Wostmin-
ster Presbyterian Church. Jersey civ, refused 20 tender
his rosGnauon requested, Elders Jewell Howell and
Gordon md Trustees Gordon, BANKS Kidd. Howell. and
KIDD resigned A. the annual meeting OF tile church
Monday night all the male members ot the congregation
nominated tor elders ana trustees and all declined
ihv church Is, therefore, without government Nj. Bid
W has Aout in his resignation
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WASHINGTON. Nov. SIT Is unanimously
agreed at the Cabinet meeting today that Hayess mes.
shall contain some commentator tor the enact
nent OF legislation cit 10 increase the weeht OF the
standard silver dollar or 20 diminish its coinage, 90
adopt both NJ these means OF preventing further dcps.
elu OF its
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SOME WasHINGTON TOPICS.
Il. Noye.. Insurance Companies.


WASHINGTON, Now 5.-rnlcott II. Richards.
receiver. &C. Ct the kauona! Capital Insurance Com
pany Connecticut has entered repovm suit against
the National CAPITAL lnsNace Company Of this city, TO
obtain the Journals cdaer Ac o the American Nauansi
Life aud Trust Company also the books the
American Nutnal Lite Insurance Company OF New
lork and the minutes oi the directors these CON.
pAnie. 4c which alleged to be In the custody the
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The Hickory Ridge ColIlery burned.

roTTsULr, Pa. Nov, 5.-The Hickory Ridge
coinory, owned by the Mineral Railroad and Mining
Company near Shapokin, Pa was destroyed BY Dire las,
evening Tie csuse and loss is unknown This throws
about TWO hundred men and boys cut Of employ mehL
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&usiutss notItts.

Rupture Curcd.-Dr. Marshs treatment IL the only
safe Hm rvliabh ~ years practical exr-ttcnre.
Cnly utce vosey a.. Ae,or Hoasc opposite 81 Pauls
Chusch.
a Fine Derby az Son Hat, s1.OOi worth ~.
- silk hdiS cam ~ New Church II. NJ stairs.
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Content. OF The weekly Sen.

BosToN, Nov 5.-The failure OF Messrs, Clark
Adams Ozark one oi the largest mpnrns and ubblng
crOckery houses In Boston, n announced
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WASHINGTON Nov 5.-Willam Crawford. the
pedestrian hmshed hs hy.me walk at $40 last even.
Ing In niue hours and 1--WE minutes.
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rh. nnhY,, MrdlcIne npoon.

Get from your druggist spa have no more trouble
Eutrvly prevents splitting medicine sohng carpets and
dressea and sickeninS the chd by revealed alure T.
Manted.-Ads.
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pen.on,. Cepc,ue rorou. Plaster.

Far superior common porous EascTs; manufacturers
received highest awards al both Philadelphia and Paris
EXpontopA-Aat.
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CAPITAL PRIZE, EnO
10000 TICKETS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.
HALF TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR.
LIST OF PRIZES
n 4 DAUPHIN.
T. o, Box 6i2. New orleans.


II l. PLUM.
$40 Broadway, New York
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are umcr the
supervision and management Of Gems q. r. BEAtRE
GARD and JUBAL 4 EARLY.
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KEEPS sIIIRTs.


KEEPS PATENT PARTLY.MADE DRESS SHIRTS.
VERY hest. d Tor 81 only plain seams Ia nnisli
KEEPS CUSTOM SHIRTS, very best 10 measure
d IuI - Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
kELfS NIGHT SHIRTS extra long, with or wthoue
collars aud pOckets. 81 each.
KEEPS COMPLETE SHIRTS Tor boys ~ each.
KEEPS UNDERWEAR --latest Styles
Canton, White ard Scarlet Flannel also scarlet, Whit
and KNIT al The lnowin" prices 80 81 ~ -, SiAh
KEEPS UMBRELLAS an Sizes
Bingham, Gesiua AMI Extra Fine rwilled SIR
COLLARS, CUFFS. AND GLOVES, Our own MAkeJ
lcur-ply LINEN COLLARS vrrN hest d Tor z5c.
KEEPS SiSPfNnERS, improved buckles SIC each
GENTS KID GLOVES warrAntod | BUTTON 81 Is;
buttons ~ ~. best quality
sample AMI circulars malcd free,
keep Manufacturing Company slorcs,
*, hoid""S' New York 81 fulton st., BROOKLYN.
No OWNER of HORSES SHOULD HE
without hottie 81 DR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE
llNMEhT, IA punt bottles In case NJ coho At i, sure
cure, as thousands have testified aud is warranted
peror ~ any other iur gals sprAins throas dis,
temper Ac only ~ cents sold by druggists and sndVrs
Depot ~ Murray ST. y " aud ~ Hanover st Boston.
kEATING's COUGH LOZENG ~. Tins
great English remedy has been used ANT rccOmmc nded
solc hy ali druggists Price 5lccnts Sent hy mail by
Sew York Agent,
CALLING, THROAT AMI MALA-
rial diseases cured hY n~, VAN BELLS RYE AMI
Rock sold by leading drugglssat ~ per large bottle.
and Al depot ~ Chambers 81 doors west Of broadway.
Ivan BELL.
REMARKABLE CURES ARE DAILY
performed by ~ fAAlnl, magnetic phNscan. ~ Bond
~ without MEDICINE Itunrs A. w. To- l.. VI. The moor
cured tree from - To 10 VI
PREVENTIVE OFMALARIAL DIsEAsES
Take coLDEN's LIEBIGs Liquid EXTRACT OF BEET
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Called heartburn procced, from aeidty in the stomach
aud Is remcdiod hv Milk Of Mssucsa. An irusps,s-Ar
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SPECIAL AOirt,s.
A SPLENDID orPoRruNITY To WIN

FORTUNE ELEVENTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
1873, AT NEW ORLEANS. NEXT TUESDAY, nov L.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
This Institution regularly Incorporated by tho STATE
for Educational AMI Charitable purposes In 1884 with
capital Of siunOpl To which It has since added r..
serve fund SOODO II scales o. pospones Look
at this.
CAPITAL PRIZR 10000
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1878-08-31

n"IsIly, ami while big streams Of perspira-
tiun trICklrd down their dusky faces they
shouted uui IN u chorus inud enough To bc
heard FER squares around some such coup
lets Is:
ole satan thought Lc lad me fast
Come ChIluu. iii on board:
But I've hrnk. has chains I'm free at LAST
Come Chillun, cit uu board
Oh. chillun, git on board.
th,llun. Gii "u hoard,
thllun. 81 OH bpaid,
Dan 81 room for mIllyun> NOAH.
W hat ole Satan grumblin bout
Come chillun, git on board:
Done chained III hell and lac can't git out -
Come cliIiun, git ON board.
This WAS kept up FOR m hour At a stretch.
while every now and then some " sister "
IN the crowd standing around would =. get
a >FrIIcuCe and commence jumping w
aud down with all her might in utter dis
regard of bonnet aud chIgmon, shouting
cut hIiiclHiIh." amen" ''hrrSS de
Lord, glory and anything else that
came 10 hand. The uo.>y. jumping. cx-
cited wor,hiPrrs wrrc certainly 4 strange
sight, and one Of the by >tandcrs remarked
that here was religion pure and indebted
and red hot and plenty Of it.
After getting outside of Is much of this
vigorous religion and As large an amount OF
wateTmc!hns. sandwiches. ice cream and
lemonade they could We'll carry, the
greater pant q! the daikeyS left 10. their
homes about ) or & o'clock IN the after.
noon, having conducted themselves rs i
genera! thin. very crcditably, without any
disturbances except 4 little Skirmsh at the
depot, where they were wcdged i'll too
closely together 10 do any harm to each
other. There was very little drunkenness
amongst them. and only one arrest was
made c"lorcd man named Albert Pearcc
being taken III for an unprnvoked assault
upon white man At the corner of Fifth
and Lombard streets.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
THIS COLUMN Is oPEN TO ALL.
Fug Thu Cell Whi-
Death of Moses h. Pearson.

\ loving husband, kind father, good
ueighbor and 4 true friend has gone from
among us. On the Sth day of August, AT
> e clock l.. NJ, he brrathed his last, sur
rounded 10y six Of his children, his wife
and many friends. He had not been feel
ing well during the hot weather of the past
month, but his Illness was not alarming till
the last eight days of his life. His last
words were: 80, Lord, unto Thee ! sur
render all So long as lie showed signs
vi Consciousness he gave evidence of being
ready To meet his God. His funeral took
place on the lth inst Rev. &. +. Cochell
conducted the services ut the late residence
Of the deceased. His remains were inter
red at Ebeuezer Church, with those of his
father aud other members of his family
Yours respectfully,
MARGARET \. PEARSON
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The Colchester Excursion. for the Bcucat
Of the Yellow Fever Sufferers.

On Tuesday evening, the stockholders %
the Colchester Beach excursion |, be had
GA Tuesday next, held a meeting at the
office of W. +. Wafburton, E,q, and by
decided majority vote determined To- devote
the net proceeds of it, after payment ni all
necessary expenses, to the benefit of the
yellow fever sufferers. Il seems scarcely
necessary IN this connection to make any
special appeal the citizens of Eikt"u IN
behalf OF the enterprise. In all the cities.
and in most OF the towns, OF the North
and West donations are being made iol the
relief of these unfortunate sufferers Eng
land even IL moving IN the matter, a large
and influential meeting having been held
III Liverpool, on Wednesday, and an ad-
dress made In Tie English public IN their
behalf Close at hand, the Philadelphia
Relief Committee is doing a noble work.
and which, on Wednesday. issued this card:
Many people of small means, who would
like tu contribute to the yellow Fever Re.
lief fund. hesitate about sending their
mites TO the gentlemen who are receiving
larger sums. II has been suggested 10 Us
that each church in the city designate one
or more members to receive such small
sums, To be handed over to the committee
when all have contributed: also. tina; con
tribution boxes be placed IN conspicuous
situations To receive similar small sums
from those who do not care to see their
names in PRINT.
We commend some similar course To The
churches OF Elkton, but in the absence of
any formal action, suggest that all SUNS
handed 1" hr. John Perkins. the treasurer
of the colchester excursion, will Ice applied
solely to the relief fund. Ia this cUauec-
tIon, We inform the public that although
the managers of the excursion hope for.
aud anticipate 4 crowded boat. on Tuesday.
yet they have prudently limited the sale OF
tickets TO number over a hund ell less
than the comfortable capacity OF the.
steamer, and IN the event nf Tuesday being
stormy day, the chester has been char.
tered for the next succeeding clear one.
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Launch of the Baltimore City Ice Boat.

Having been invited TO witness the launch
Of the new city ice boat, which was to take
place at the ship yard Of W. F. Master 4
Co, III Baltimore, on Tuesday last. we took
the early morning train and reached the
yard about three @ clock T.. NJ. We found
everybody busy, making preparations for
the launch, and after looking round for a
while and making inquiry, we were fortu-
nate enough to find Mr.. ChlS W Palmer,
son of the late David Palmer. of Chesa-
peake City, who is the book keeper of this
eutcrprisiug firm. aud who kindly invited
us to 20 on board of the boat, which We
declined to do, being DESTROYS of viewing
the modUs 0p6raHdtof eitccting TIE launch.
which cannu: be seen from the deck Of thu,
vessel Ia due time all things were ready
and at a given signal forty employees uf the
firm, each of whom welded u ppmtrruus
hammer, simultaneously struck tine wedges
underneath the boat, IN order to loosen the
shores that held 1t IN an upright position
while III course of construction. They
Pelted away with the vIgo: of Hercules for
u short time, when the superintendent called
halt, and the outermoSt shores were re
moved and the work of driving the wedges
further IN was resumed and continued
short time longer, when the inner shores
were taken away, and after striking the
wedges i few more blows, the huge craft
gracefully glIdcd into the water, where she
sat like a nnndescripl Leviathan. When
she started OH the ways. the steam tugs.
ht:lc and big, hoarSc and shIill, saiuted
her with prolonged whistle, which was
taken mp by those further OIL till il seemed
As If Neptune might have been alarmed at
the advent Of the strange aud cuTIuusIy-
constructed monster SO uuccrcmouiOusly
set aiioat upon his dumluious. and nearly
frightened 10 death at Its appearance. had
summoned all the monsters of the mighty
deep with view Of driving this one away
Ihe boat WAS built ia pursuance Of an
ordinance of the city of Baltimore, aud
many Of the officials were GA hna9d when
the launch took place. having arrived on
the city steam tug short time before. The
Mayor, +. {. Latrube, chIlStcncd the new
boat As She was gliding into the water. by
breaking bottle of champagne over her
bow and prououncIng hls own name
The vessel Is an iron hull, POO feet long,
~ feet breadth OF beam, and II feet depth
OF hold. The wheels Will bc , feet diane
ter, II feet base; the arms uf the wheels
will be shod with IRON and the paddles with
plate iron. The machinery will consist of
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two horizontal high pressure condcnsing
engines, arranged "n each side Of the YES
sci. Steam will Ice furnished lay six ryin-
drIcal Scotch boilers, each To Ice indrirnd p
"mt, which may b" used separately. The
weight of the hull of the vessel cxccrdS
I0o tons, which will be- largely increased
10y the machinery, and = an important
feature Of its construction, the main inten-
lion Of the zee boat being 10 clus! and
break the masses of ice.
Mr.. William I. Master. the head "f th.
,utcIlr!siu, tilm Is a native IT Coed rruti-
ty, and has been engaged III ship builiIu.
for the last six or seven years, and though
the times have been hard and business, de
pressed, this finn have always been busy,
having launched another iron vessel a short
time ago.
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Cherry Hill Items.
BUSINESS AFFAIRS.

Judge Spence is removing his store
goods from the store house in the hal to
the store room recently occupied by Nh. J.
W. Brown. The new building recently
put up by our tuwusman :. X Miller. is
occupied 10y Mr. p. Arbuckle rs 4 harness
shop aud store aud by Mr. Jas. Eurnitc as
paint shop. The upper room rs i bar
Der shop.
RELIGIOUS
Rev. Mr.. Hoffman, of the Philadelphia
Conference, has been spending 4 few days
with US. He preached in the VI. l.. Church
last Sunday morning i finished discourse
from Eph. i:l5. Rev Mr.. Quigg, the
Presiding Elder of the District, preached
in the evening from Phil. IL.
TIE SUNDAY SCHOOL ROOM
is nearly fitted up and when finished will
be quite pretty room. Recently
NEW ORGAN
has been placed in the church, one of
Estey'S sweetest New chandeliers have
also been placed in the church, this week
They are very neat, aud make quite an
improvement. The pastor of the church
Is hoping tn have the church building done
mp before long; the proposed improvement
will make the church quite attractive.
CONCERT.
There is to be a concert Of sacred music
under the direction of Mr. Clark Gibson,
of Baltimore, Lcli in the church here, on
Friday evening September 9Th. If the
evening proves stormy, then on September
the eth. y rich treat is anticipated.
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MARRIED.

PIVER-ANDERSON.-At Georgetown.
Md, on Thursday evening, August 22nd,
Rev. +. W. Gaylord, BESJAMIS PIvER
and Kate ANDERSON, both of this co.
Observation-Disclosures 10th.
at Zion, by the Rev. J. II. Johns, GEo.
HARRINGTON and ADA CLARK, both of
this county.
Y ATE~-Il lNSON.-At the NJ f. Par
souage, 10y the Rev. ID. c. RIdgway. on
Thursday, August 29th, LEONARD X.
YATES and MoLIIE IlINsoN, both of this
county.
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Inducements TO the public to avail them
selves al railroad facilities only as business
forces them 10 do So
The temperance people Of Port Deposit
have decided I" dedicate their new hail.
on Tuesday, loih of September. services
commencing At 80 T.. VI. The committee
having the matter in charge aIr arranging
To have distinguished temperance advocates
present 10 address the people. aud " i'll have
good music and expect To have a good time
generally, and invite everybody To come
and ENJOY it will; them.
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ut II" I'tII " III
The Excursion for the Yellow Fever
Sufferers.
AN uPEN LITTER.

To MIR. II. K. ToErrRT - Ny Derr SIR
When lutrudc,l upon the meeting of the
cxcursionisls, on Tuesday evening, it did
not f"r an Instant occur To me that the sug.
gcstInu hoped would be made by another,
If made by myself, would create diSsa;iS-
faction among the original organizers of
the excursion to the extent 1t evidently did
The moment the opposition To- my PROPOSE
tion Ia change the object of the excursion
developed itself, SAW at once that had
suffered myself to Toe placed in a false posi-
ton by taking the chair. 1t was then.
however, too late tu retreat. Certainly to
break up the original organization was not
III my thoughts. My single thought was
to turn it III the direction of praiseworthy
charity. In October, 1871, was attend
ing the general convention of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church IN the city of Ba!tl.
more. That convention was composed ~
delegates, clerical and lay. from every State
IN the Mon. nue day during its sessions
the terrible news camr-The city of Chi
cago is in flames, and there is great suffer
Ing among the uuhouScd business was
suspended IN an instant, and it was IL
solved then and there to take up 4 coll-C-
tiun for the relief of the sufferers Ii was
done, and upwards of ten Thousand dollars
was contributed for the Chicago relief fund
No one stopped To ask ON which side OF
Mason and Dixou'S line Chicago was stu
ated. The fact that men, women and chill
dren were houScicss and in want was the
single fact to each mind and heart. And
now the suffering in the southwestern fever
stricken cities is greater than the then suf
fering Chicago, and Chicago is nobly re
spending Ia the cry for help, as is every
city III the Union. E,kton is not city.
but her citizens are loyal to humanity, and
cannot believe that there is one in OUT
community who will withhold his mite from
this great charity. Such cry for help
was never before heard in this land. Men
women and children are DYING, literally
without a hand Ia give them y cup of cold
water, and 1t is written, Inasmuch as We
did II unto one Of the least of these, ye lid
1t unto me" And these words are my
apology for my intrusion on Tuesday even
ing and for this letter.
Yours respectfully,
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VUIn RESPECTFULLY,
K. G. MACKALI

n People whose time is of any particu
lar account want good watches and must
have them. The best watches now to he
had are WALTHAM, and BAILEY, BANKS 4
BIpDIE keep full assortment of them a,
their, store. Twelfth and Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia. The WALrAAM has achieved
u superiority over other watches which is
now recognized throughout the world
The prices are within the reach of every
body.
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For Tn C,'il VIII.
NORTH EAST, Aug. IL, 1878.

NORTH EAST, Aug. II, 1873.
Mn. EpIrnR:-l wish to correct mis-
statement Of one Of your correspondents in
your recent issue III regard 10 the arrest Of
John Friday. lie says "he was arrested
at the Instance of the rum seller" &c
This is not true. as he was arrested at my
instance. aud on my oath. for violating a
town ordinance. and Occasional knew
this when he Ienned the above.
J. l. MCDANIEL,
Treasurer Board Commissioners
of North East