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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-21

Auction Sale Of Store Goods

ON MONDAY Afternoon
and EMning Of Court week, the
Stock in the old Store Room
formerly occupied by F. Morti-
mer, will be sold at public sale.
The sale will continue each day
until the stock is disposed Of
The Stock comprises DRY
GOODS, Notions, Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Cutlery and many
other articles, all Of which will
be sold without reserve.
F. MORTIMER,
New Bloomfield, Pa.
Oct. IA, 1879.
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Didn't Know It was Loaded.

A young medical student named Mel
son was shot fatally at the Front-street
Theatre, Baltimore, last week by man
on the stage who fired musket forward
that he supposed was not loaded with
ball.
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FiTSi FiTSl-The undersigned having
purchased the property formerly owned
by j. Baily, on Main Street, opposite
Ensminger's'H Hotel, and fitted 1t up into
a convenient shop, he is prepared to do
TAILORING in all its branches, In the
best of style, and guarantee GOOD Fri
every time. s. BENTzEL.
p, s. A stock of choice Tobacco and
Segars constantly on hand.
April 8, 1878.
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reached the house the'chlld was dead. A
possible explanation may be found In the
fact that Paris green had been used TO
sprinkle the vines.
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RYTo enumerate the miraculous cures
wrought by "Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup"
would fill volume. Its cures are mar
velous. Price 25 cents.
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1000 Mems and Boys Suits in every
style, Woolen and Fancy Shirts, also
full line Fall style Hats and Caps at
/. SCHWARTZ.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-21

An assortment of Domestic Paper
patterns will be found for sale at the
store of f. MORTIMER. tt
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-21

200 Ladies' Coats just received as low in
price as 800 at /. SCHWARTZ.
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Stoves For SaIe.-- A parlor heater, and
q small eggs stove for sale at half price.
Apply at f. Mortimer's store. The
heater is as good as new.
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r 1sT OF GRAND JURORS for Oct. T. rs

r IST OF GRAND JURORS for Oct. T. 80
Buffalo Twp. :. Jacob Charles, Foreman,
Thomas Mcconnell.
loomfeld-Jesse Powell.
Carroll-Frederick Wardecker.
Centre-Wm. Roberts.
Duncannon-Wm. Charters, Daniel Rife, e.
Milligan.
Jackson-Solomon Schreffler.
Liverpool B.-H. II. Shuler.
Marysvile-S. M. Morley.
Miller-Elbert Hufferd.
Madison-George McMullen.
Newport-R. II. Wingert.
Penn-Charles Young.
Saville-Christian Snyder, VIM. Kell, John
Shull, w. Wilson.
Spring-Samuel Snyder, Samuel B. Sheibley.
Sandy Hill--Samuel Hartman.
Wheatheld-Cornelius Rhodes, ,Jno. Weaver.
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Phoenix Pectoral will cure your Cough.
Phoenix Pectoral cures Hoarseness quickly.
Phoenix Pectora tastes good and brings rest.
Phoenix Pectors costs 25 cents pr bot. bottles 81
2ly Sold by B. M. EBY, Druggist, Newport
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-21

100 Pair of Blankets, $500 per pair,
also full line of Horse Blankets,
Robes and Spreads, at I. SCHWARTZ.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-21

Try Lucas Liquid Paints. They are
good, convenient and reliable.
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IOWA..

From Iowa, the returns show large
gain to the Republicans. The State
Register now puts the majority on the
State ticket at 10000 over the other par
ties, with an extreme likelihood that it
will reach 35,OOO The Republican ma
jority in the legislature on joint ballot
will be larger than in the last The Re
publican gain over the vote of two years
ago is put down at $4,000 votes, the Re-
publican candidate then lacking 5000 of
majority over all.
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Ohio and Iowa Elections.

From Ohio the returns show the elec-
tion of Foster (Republican) for Cover
nor by about 1900 majority. ThelRe-
publicans have both branches of the
legislature which ENSURES Republican
TO succeed Thurman in the U. S. Sem
ate.
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NOTICE no sUBsCRIBERs,

Hs- The present Circulation of THE
TIMES exceeds NINETEEN HUNDRED
copies. Our mailing list Is always open
to the inspection of advertisers.
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ss- Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1879-10-21

Farmers should be sure to attend the
sale of fine calves. See advertisement of
VIM. b. Stambaugh.
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CHEAPEST AND BEST |
PetersOn's Magazine !
FULL.SIZE PAPER PATTERNS.

A SUPPLEMENT will be given In every mum.
"A Der for 1880, containing a full.size pattern
fora lady's or chd's dress. Every subscriber
Will receive, during the year, twelve OF these
price.
"Peterson's Magazine contains. every year.
1000 pages, IA steel plates, u colored Berlin pat
terms, IL mammoth colored fashion plates "a pages
OF music, and about 800 wood cuts Its principal
embellishments are
Superb Steel Engravings !
It's immense circulation enables its proprietorto
spend more on embellishments, stories, he. than
any other. Itgives more for the money and com.
bines more merits than any In the world In
1880, NEW FEATURE will be introduced in
the shape OF series OF
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THE TINES,
New bloomfield, oct, sI, 1879.


No Out Stereotype will be inserted In this paper
unless light face and on metal base
CIV Twenty per cent m excess OF regular rates. will
be charged for Advertisements setn Double Column
NOTICE no SUBSCRIBERS.
Look at the figures on the label OF your PAPER
ThoseaEures tell you The dnte TO WHICH yoIr sub
scrtptt0n Is pnid. Within weeks after money IL
sent, see II the date is changed No other receipt
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Lucas Liquid Paints always reliable
and ready for immediate use. Send to
F.. MORTIMER for a sample card OF
colors
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RRiSin Making.

The United States Is the greatest raisn con-
Stunning country In the world, and uses annual
ly more ralsiDS than the whole OF Europe. The
market is mainly supplied from Spain. the
raisihs known as " MalagaS" being considered
the best. They come from a comparatively mar
row strip OF country in the south Of Spain,
Hhich has hitherto been regarded as SURPRISING
ali other regions for raiSinS of that character
The annual yield OF Malaga grapes average
2,35h,nOO boxes OF 20 pounds each 1t sometimes
reaches 100000 boxes, and last season about
100000 boxes were marketed. OF this enor-
nous yield the United States takes fally one
half, Oh which 1t was a duty-as on all other
raisins-Of 2E cents per pound The American
raisins are made from white gra Pc the {" Mis-
cat OF Alexandria" to the raising OF which the
soil ard climate OF a large portion OF Cali
fornta are well adapted. The vine begins TO
bear somewhat In the second year, although
the full bearing capacity IS not developed until
IL Is nve3eais old, and continues TO bear for
about half century, and sometimes for Is
years. In the cultivation Of raistn grapes,
American grape growers have little to learn
from Spain, but in the curing and packing of
the ra1sins lack OF experience is still felt The
rafsins are not cured by any artificial process,
however, but In a comparatively simple man
ner. Tie grapes are laid on gravel beds, and
are exposed TO the sun for 10 or II DAYS in
August or september, when they are ready for
,ktng. having turned from white to brown,
and gradually changed to the familiar dark
color OF the ra1sns of commerce. Tue white
sugar which Is generally found attached TO the
rasins sold In the market Is entirely natural
product OF the grape, and comes on with age.
first appearing, as a rule. when the raisinS are
about two years O!d,-(Scientifc american.
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THE MoaEIDLY SENsITIys.-,ust as the need
OF fOcd and exercise Is different in different In
dlviduals. SO Is the need OF affection and the
deiicacy. or probably mOrbidlty, OF feeling by
which hurts are given and sorrow comes IL Is
OF no use lying out against a creature Of this
KIND as absurd and ridiculous: trying what
harshness viii do when soothing is wanted 1t
l. OF M use either pamperlng and fostering such
an uncomfortable temper by unw1se Indulgence;
out there is always that beautiful golden me IN
10 De got at; and a wise mother who knows how
TO mingle judciouS tenderness with direction.
and kind-beaIted brothers, and sisters who are
careful not to wound. though also they will not
hamper, know exactly where to strike 1t. This
Is surprising the imaginative faculty which sees
Sights and takes Onense where neither was In
tended, to arise from feeling and nos from tenn
per, TO be genuine sensibility and not self de-
ceiVlhg egotism. In this latter case 1t Ia to be
uealt with little more Sharpiy-treated as the
surgeon treats certain kind OF ulcer, with
caustlc and the knife, not with pouitices and
anody Les. Ard we acknowledge that there is
alwa3s the danger OF the two types running
Ihto each other, rs well as that other danger OF
mlslahlbg the one for the other; and that We
may sometimes think we are soothing when we
are 1Ddulgins, or curing by strong methods
When we are only REFRESHING 81 by repression
giving greater pain and increasing the mischief
through the sense OF Ut-uSage,
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decl, rs ons plapue IN ,er co., No., g, /

d ts ms on ms plague to her ears. Wat would
@ po, 49,, Ci.u hot have given TO have1G nged
ho,,. a ie1 nlli; me one for instance near her
nome a. Forest It'll In oxford shire; and instead
- sMLs !be valuable opinions OF Lucrcttus,
ann 10 ctetns. and Demosthenes, how her
h-afc th' voices Of Tom and Jerry Shouting to
me. me terriers. Some such thoughts the young
!. ei Ia, h,,S have had for after a few weeks she
ntu oach 10 her country home, promising to re-
o. their r. ease.
II. ALd now. In conclusion, may we venture to
t aoh tne young hGies who may read these lines
iet g. nius press them ever so eagerly Let
I.iein ask themselves If they are stupid enough.
iefnats IU better test In the matter could be
aplhed C. an that mentioned ABOVE, Having
dulN rejected let the young lady saw to herself:
-" DO feel certain that shall always prefer
E,ictelts al d LucretiuS to Tom aud Jerry and
thelr more active nnrSnitSs,,
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THE LEADING NEWSPAPERS
THE EVENING STAR.
THE WEEKLY STAR.

TIE proprietors OF THE STAR present to the
puolc Its daily and weekly editions, respective
~ as not only the comp1etest and best, but also
the cheapest epiteme OF events occurring nc the
national capital, and OF general news as well 70
oe FOUND anywhere. How well the public us.
derstands this is conclusively shown by the ex.
ceptonaily wide circulation they both en,ov
not In the City OF Washington alone. but
throughout all the states and Territories
In order that the reader not now familiar win
the paper and its strong hold on the public NAV
understand at glance upon what elements its
great popularity Is based, the opinions OF some
OF It's contemporaries as 10 its merits are an
pended. IL Is needless TO add that no person IA
so good judge OF the value OF any given news
paper as the men who conduct new spapers
themselves.
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STEAMERS, &C.

STEAMER MATTANO, Captain VIM n
~ BYLEs. on ard after April 20th. ~N@o,
leaves Mhsrf foot of 9th and N sts.. .s s.saat.l
every Tuesday. Thursday end Sun $50
Day. at I'm for Potomac yer landings On sun
days for attox Greek, Cotons, aud landi IS in ST.
Clt ment's Bay. On Thursdays for Mattox Greek
ano ianoiIgs IN Wicouico river On Tuesdays for
Coitcn's and landipg in Nomini Greek Returning
on Mohdays Wednesdays and Fridays morn nee
making intermediate landings. A.so Chapei point
Oh Wednesdays, coming I'D.
For further information enquire at Offices of a T.
SHERIFF. No. 32a and lila Pennsylvania avenue
or at office foot Of 6ta and N streets s.w
apis g. T. JOINER ApeDf
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particularly advise that the higher grades OF
specs such as cloves or mace, be inciosed in a
bag and thus introduced into The PIT or stew
pan. This Is perfectly correct. Whole cloves
or bit Of mace are never sible In a we'll
cooked European dish, and not ing Is more dis
agreeable than to find whole Glove I'm ones
mouth. 1t is the exact relationship Of all these
condiments, one to another. which makes
dish perfect: and their thorough min Cling which
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Fob NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FoRTRsss
MONROE MmNR0E. AND The SOuTH, rH~
S fNGs nN Sd AZ nPRiEEGd1R 1NL LAND
WASHINGTON AND NORFOLK STRAMROAT
COMPANY.
New. elegant, and swift side-wheel steamer
GEORGE LEARY.
CAPTAIN JOE WHITE), laavts ss follows:
Every Monday. Wednes Every Tuesday, THURSDAY
day. and Saturday, and Sunday at
at o'clock .. m. O'clock D. M
Information a. to tickets, staterooins rats OF
frtiebt connections, &C.. win be cheerfully furn.
Seventh street wharf. First class fare one way a.
Round Trip. s. Secrnd cl .ss fare to Norfolk sin,
gle ticAet, u; round TIP, &1eO.
@. II. PLANT, President an2iv
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81 Goyerness (desirous OF explaining the
WORD "enough'1-'Now suppose, Freddy. thai
you gave pussy all the milk She can Ian. All 1he
cares for, what will she have?" Fredd ' with
SURPRISING alacriry Kittens. "-[Nari (Oaio1
MjYrSr. N''''
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UA seal skin sacoue and a hns,,. ~, ,.or
Waterloo Observer, " u""h 1he OaoA'
"a HI an old sheep can only jump a fence they
- Rector: "Those pigs OF yours or. 4, e,o
condition. Jarvis" Jarvis: dyes s,,r Iu uo
Al, sur, II we wos all on us ony as 1t to die as
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD -SrrAMsHIp
~ LINZ BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRR, LOMDoN
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers OF this company WIN sail every Sat
rday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Sd street. Hoboken.
&atee ct passage: From New York to Havre, Lon.
Ion. Southampton and Bremen. first cabin. SlOO;
econd cabin. e6O; gteerage, $50. For freight or
lasAAge apply to OELR1OHS 90, BoVlins
1reen, New York. W. g. METZkROTf & 90, gW
p. ave, Agents for Washington ocl.ly
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" RRTWEEN

" BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA LEXANDRIA,W
AND GEORGETOWN,
Connecting 1t Philadelphia with GLIDER
Line Tor Boston, Providence, and the
View ENGLAND States.
4AIIn0 DAXD.
rum Rhisadelphia- Saturday, l41Q A
From rom G Sa@assson-MM0nSssya z nm m
fretshts received daily until s P. M Through
t:ls Of lAdtng given TO Boston and Providence md
fAn River. COneigneeAWishipg their goods landed
GEOBGETOWN. d. O."
For fnl information apply to J. b. JOHNSON q
%. 100 street northwest and l2th, street wharf.
3eorgetovp. D. O.; WILLIAM p CLYDE 6 co.
isnersl Managers. IA South Wharves, Philadal.
)ofA mar2lly
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!hs 45st-ea.ss steemsrs q this line. A.
'sCHiEDAM." and MASS oarryiis tRe q. B
nail 70 The NethsrlAnds leaves Jersey City every n
intermediate $4t $50; Hteer.ee cas- h 6AzAGX,
3enI Agt q South William ct, New York FUNOH
NORRIS, % B'wAy. Gent PAs0'eer A4t jsnl-ly
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~ BENGERH.
The Steamer W. W. COROORAN, which has boeu
,ecenfly built and furnished, L L ~N-A
BLAIR: Captain. Is the only boat a.
owed to land passengers at Mount
Vernon wharf. Round trip 81, including admission
20 manGion and grounds Steamer leaves 9Th street
wharf daily 6undAys exceptedl st 10 . "a, and re-
turns sbout D. m. ]. MCH HOLLIN0SWORTH
Supt Ladies' Mount Vernon Aaoocistion. T. II
8LAKH, steamer W. W. OOrcoran jel6rly
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NnAN LINE
UKyTKD STATES kuxAL MAIL 6xsAxIxs,
Jew YORK to QUEENSTOWN and LIVERPOOL.
Every Thursday and Saturday.
rs Of Berlin 6zsi TOYS oisr q Moutres, ..sscc
IL, OF Chester 1855 CITY Of n. YorS. $3.50
These magnificent cleaners are among the strung
ct, lkrgeft and fastest on the Atlantic, and havy
very nodarn improvement, including hot and cold
vitef and electric bells In etsterocns. revolving
ioairs IN saloons, hath srd smoking roomg hzrhe.
hops. etc.
For rAtee Of Paesaee and other information. APPLY
JOHM g DALE agent. 81 BrosdwAy, n. 2. or B.
f&O. Gzs fenna. ave. q. y HCSS. Adams r.
= eeeAs washington. Se-2SeSfrs
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E'OB NORFOLK. FORTRESS NON.
ROE AND TIE SOUTH

kOE AND THE SOUTH.
The sM!ft and elegant iron Steamer LADY OF
FEE LAkH leaves 9th street wharf. .x@A
. az; 2: 1000 O'clock E NJ connecting
pad lines south. Returning. leaves Norfolk every
10y Thmrsday and Saturday, ct o'coct nm
dayf. Sl.50 Freight at lowest rates.
FOB POTOMAC RIVER IANp1Naa
eseaner JOHN W. THOMSON, leaves Sixth
erect wharf every Monday at q 20. ~
man, and Saturday for LeonardtoWp,
topping as inteEmedtate landings going and return
Ing.
6TEAMER6 FOR NEW YORK
The Steamers JOHN GIBSON snd EO. KNIGHT,
aternstely lesve Pier Al, East River. New go
3eorgetown Saturday morning. and Alex
ndriA Same day.
Freixht taken ct lowest rates. Apply It once over
National Metropolitan Bank, 18th street. or ONCE ei
Agent foot Of 9Th street, WashinRton md 6S WsAe1
6ree4, 0e0fge&oWn.
mArl-tr SAMUEL BACON. President
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Clerica, Objection 10 Campaigning.

At a Methodist Episcopal conference In Wor-
cester, Mass last week, decided opposition was
shown to camp-meetinga, and the Rev Dr.. Nc
keOwn offered resolution declaring that s'our
pra't ce (as denominatton) Of holding camp
meetings over Sunday with open gates and re-
tIaGic on the grounds" has helped In the deS
ecratiOn OF the day, and earnestly advising
and beSeeching our camp meeting associations
to discontinue the practice OF holding over Sun
day (with open gates) admOniShfng them taat
II they do not we shall be obliged, as Christian
minister's either to abstain entirely from at
tendance or the meetings, or withdraw with
our f1ockS On Saturday, that we may De LETT Tree
and uncOmprOmiSed, as we are not now, TO re-
buke and denounce other forms OF Sabbath de5-
ecratlon' This brought on long debate. Those
who favored the practice OF holding over sun
day thought that all classes OF sinners ShOu u
lave an opportunity Of hearing the gospel
preached at all times though they did not
Specify that they included In the category Dr
McKeoWn'S CLOCKS" One man believed In
capturing sinners rather than have sinners cap
ture the camp meetings, and another wanted
the meetings continued and restored to their
old-fashtoned power. on the other hand the
Rev Frederic Woods said he knew from per-
Sonal observation that peanut stands, soda
water stands, and Immoral practices were 10 De
seen on Sundays within quarter OF mile OF
the Hamilton camp ground; the Rev. William
SilyerthOrn was OF the opinion that not one or
ten persons who go to Sunday camp-meetlne
near the sermons, but go ito have good time
all the way there and back again." several
clergymen declared that at Hamilton twice
pies on sunday az On any other day. The Rev.
JARVIS A. AMeS went so far as to advise dong
away Win all camp meetings The matter Was
! lett In this unsettled state.
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CHE oUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIN
netWeen New York and LIVERPOOL. Call
ing at Cork HArbOr.
palthis. We'd. xpra Aby.sni.. .Wed no Nav i.
Eota mis-. Wed. April l6 Bothnta . We'd, May al
sizs5i:.: .wsSs zsri seri. W ed y hns z
scy!n1: Wed., NAY ScYthia. Wed. June IL
Ana every FOLLOWING Wednesday from EeV York
HATES or fAssA0H
~ seeAnera CARRYING steerage. $50 snd LOO gold.
Return tickets on favorable termA
SseefAee - very low rates. HtvorAge tickets from
kveipoOl and Queenstown. and al other parts OF
C1rope af lowest rates
Through bills Of laden efvsn for Belfast, Glasgow,
dayra, Antwerp and Other ports on the Continent,
md for Mediterranean ports
For freight and passage apply % the Oompany'e
JfhCe, No Bowling Green, or beth steera9e and
s.bif e OTIS sIdELow eos It'll street. washing.
jsn3s1y CHAR g. ERANOKLYN, Agent n. z,
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fFoPAGATING IVY FOR THE HOUsE-When we
see WINDOW furnished with the most beautiful
VI h on screens, living one OF Ivy, or room Id
which the vine is made to run upon cornces or
surround the pictnre-rrames, II we do not envy
lne possessor, we feel strong wish that we had
n s',g IKE It, Recoliect hat all this lux.
urlance had a beginning: this vine. the total
iebgIh OF which measures yards was once but
care q rev inches mes long. small cutting, a little
AT o,,, ana tine These were all the OUTLAY re-
H e.ese are within the reach OF every one
,a indeed, Is the Chief element. but after a
nna neari mas been made, less is required than
s 'Uea plant, all the better; II only cutting or
tatap ro can De had, start With that for it win
in1 n tvo'; WIN the greatest ease. When grow
ias u ,os this-remove the dust from the
ases as oiten as 1t accumulates, by the use of
VIII COME % icuyfurist ' o-A0 AZ %"
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NUNARD LINE.

(lUNAHD LINE.
" NOTICE
Win the view Of eliminating the chances OF col
sfon, the Steamers of this line take specific course
or al eoasons of the year.
On the outward passage from Queenstown to New
(orh or Boston, crossing tie meridian Of 60 Ct g
At, or nothing TO the north Of -.
On the homeward passage crossing the meridian
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SkENCLhIAN BUSINESS COLLEf3n corner III
a. a. Sna IT'S a W. Established 1854 SPRING
t;..iOMs Men and Women can enter at any
y onGence Busin.s 30 Calculations, Single ana Don
, u,e Lntry b3okkeepinF. Business Practice. Com
SSursf may be comrleted attending day or eyening
TOT PSnrtculArs visit the OOll.Re address
MarZ4u H. q. SPENCER, PRINCIPAL
Oh1vAIALY Oh IN GLASS. Latin. NAL,
Vest Point AnnaPofts OF Collegiate prer. s.tior
ne,"s G WmGeae I;e: W. fLYNN, A N. l227 / 8
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EDUCATIONAL.

FRENCH LESSONs-Private or in classes
terme moderate. MADEMOISELLE v PRTJDN
'HOMME has removed to go 18th ct NV .nas
pronunciation tParisian) and the use Of practical
conversation rapidly ACQUIRED BY pupils N.B.-In
Il and O'Clock Mondays and Thursdays after 3
pm narSs 1a