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Anton Geider, an old German clock

maker. living at N. 81 Buckeye street,
died suddenly list night while visiting
friends al No. Cos Vine street. The Cor
ner was notified. An inquest viii be held
this evening Mr.. Charles GnckeDoerser,
:of 0oi Elm street. had ciarle OF the de-
|ceased's effects, which he turned over to
the Coroner this morning. II is the Coro-
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON June 8.-For Tennessee
and the Ohio Valley, stationary or fall.
ing barometer, variable winds. shifting to
east or south, slightly warmer weather with
occasional local rains.
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The usual Tuesday evening Temper
anee meeting at Fifth and Lock this even
ing. Addresses by Messrs. Myers and DR..
H. s. Rankins, and good music and singing
by the V. G, s. Choir Free to all.
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ner's inten.ion 10 sppoint him AImiaislfa-
tor until Geidefs feIatses make thearee-
pesranee. The deceased belongs to -
Protestant Relief Society, who will tas
charge OF the fhffefaL ''ai firNA"
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A three-months'a old male fetus wa,
found drowned in the river about a iails
below the Twenty first Ward Station-h -housss
The Coroner has been Notified. arstga Vi
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the residence of Mrs. w. NJ. Hobart north
west corner Of Mt Hope Road and Price
avenue. Prices Hill, OH Friday evening,
June 11th, from 6 to 10 p. m.
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FINANCIAL

CINCINNATI. June sap. NJ.
New York exchange quiet and unchanged; buy
ing ut par and lilo Dremum selling,
Sterling steady and unchanged. Sight at "a 90
aad 60-day bills at 81 81 per sterling.
Government bonds steady and firm. The fol-
lowing are the local rates to-day:
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Philadelphia; Corcoran, of New York;
Tracy. Of Baltimore. and George Smith
and Oliver Gordon, Of Dayton, are also en-
tered.
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Cinclnnatt Llvs srook Market.
Now YORK Stoox Report.

The following SHOWS the range OF quotations.
and the amount of sales to-day at the New YORK
Stock Exchange. as received BY Lea sterrett& Co.,
~ lest Third street.:
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For Memphis.

TUESDAY. sth, at 5P. NJ, Positively. 80
~ X JAS. W. GAFF, b, W. wise. Mastey.
l-6A II For freight or passsg apply on board
ss7'.Hsor TO JAS S. Wise, Supc,inteadenk
No. u Public Landing, s~-IIT - 80.
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THE CUUk'rS.

To-MORROw's CALENDAR
The cases set for tomorrow "wednesday are as
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For Evansville,

WEDNESDAY. 9th, at P. NJ. POsITIYELY., =
r. = FASHION d. L. Penny, Muster. Fok
LeRpeAs freight or passage apply Oh boafsi ora
fzzsa-ssssss Matt Mcclure, w. 4 Getty. Agents, a,
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For New Orleans.

TUESDAY, sth, at 5 p. NJ, POSITIVELY ~ ~
r. = ROB 7 MITCHELL, Dan Aitiorc III X.
ks3fAtI ter. For freight or passage Nbla y{Ss,
N board, or to Royse g. Mcssett, Agents
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For Huntington.

WEDNESDAY. 9th. at4P NJ PosFTIvELT.
~ Thee. h O. Il. X. .dpscket BUCKEFA
L6&eA5S ST ATE. J. 7. 0anpheli, ,Masti,r.
q Freight received at all hours on Whaif-
boat, foot OF Broadway. w. Honsheil, Sup't.
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STEAMBOAT ADVERTISEMENTS
For P0neroy.

TUESDAY, slh, at P N, ,P8sETtVEEY. y !.
r. TELEGRAPH. E. 5. Morgan. sMsgtee,
lassS$SsSa Freightreceived atall hours oh Wharf
boat foot OF Broadway 7 ". HonSacik
superintendent, la sAsf HsIhi os saI
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Fer Huntin gton.

TUESDAY, sth. at A P. NJ. Positively, tia
~ = The c. u O. r. r. packet BOyr0NAs
L2xT Isaac Bryson, Master. Freight segeived
at all hours ~ Wharf boat. foetaf
Broadway. W. Honshel. Superintandent
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Total shares reported sold -.......".""." 443'
sOftered. tBld. tSOld.
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@rC,.L ANNOUNCEMENT.

..a coming year we propose not only
ls-.-A r,ggr~Ax better paper than ever
SEE --s announce today such special In
oil new subscribers, ns we'll as TO old
--.--s who VIII pay up to date, as will,
F.' u .-4 certainly ought to, make the FREE
lar and Indispensable visitor to every
= .rs country. This inducementi is no less
n our own paper and the Pittsburg
s. ~ mar ,-cu throughout the whole twelve
..g very moderate sum Of 2 %. The
.'' ~ r-.- .r1I during 1850 Will be one Of the
siA-. '.---sts 10 the country, full Of the fresh
aiming all the associated press and
.---.-I teIerrams from n large corps Of
-l-'- ..--ss sttH National and State capitals,
~. .r the leading cities and towns OF
-.. View YORK Ohio. Virginia, &c
-sr.-.s VIII be- a speciality. On the
-'.l ...-- Ike this offer has over yet been
..-7-- o.. the state. and il will enable
.-.,.-..g the FEEE'dAS 20 procure almost
..r-1al which, at all times newsy
500 .---'...-.- VIII be particularly 50 during
-.--. YEAR Iss5--a year sure 20 be doubly
r- is residential campaign and
-zrra.. send n your names ut once.
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LOCAL coRRrsPoSDrscE.

LogErTo, Jan. -, 1899.
DESR FRxKHAS.-A few days ago the eramtns
ton yas held at st. Francis College for gfadun-
uon and that classic Institution credited itse and
debited The world At large by confcrrng degrees on
Master CEarics NJ. Schrab and Master FL. Glass.
both Of this neghborhood. The former has y
ceived the stamp Of the College, making hin
Master of Science and Accounts; the latter Is
Master Of Accounts only. These young have
both received the "6uinea stamp Burns has
IL, but the gold usst have been there, the insti
tuition would not Esve stamped IL. Taking de
gree is like taking a fortified city. The young
soldier Of science has TO buckle or- the armor cf
literature, and first stcTTn the outer works OF the
common branches. Ieen come the formidable
lines Of Algebra. Geousstry and Tregunometry-
ali steep and rugged and sristling with the nbatis
Of Gxions. points. angles snd numbeTicss lines
The student has to inscrlHc 'ENcel-ior.' on his
banner. snd struggle on till he surmouucs the last
rampant Of comic sections ant- fuNiOns but to
the unwceting wight who stops at the Asses
Bridge, the NTH obstruction = Euclid Meme bat
Master Of Science can reali5e what Il takes 70
make mathematician, fer mary thoughtless and
thick-skuIlcd wights can only .ook over She low
horizon 8f the Rule OF Three. anS still more have
been STAYED of by the banks e fractions ct
still steady application and indonfftahle pcrssTer
ance htTo carried some over all obsteclcs All
honor and -uccess, then, to those 'eho surnlount
such almost insuperaole dithcultics- 4. y. H
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TIE cheerful heart has always power
A sunbeam 20 provide,
Ard only those whose souls are dark
Il.a-LL ~. ~. aLuME III.

StIlI it don't make 'blf O. diterance'' 70 God
frey Wolf or his general represent tatiye, Dave Elm
stein. which side men dwell. or whether they
dwell on any side or not go aG they all give him
call soon possible and buy all the overcOats
and other clothing they need at FIRST cost. and IN
some Instances at less than cost the main object
IN view lust being TO close the entire win
ter stock IN order to make room for full line %
spring goods. Store on Twelfth street next door
70 the pOstOfIice. Altoona. Pa
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use the old and safe
nr FstH~rss Spofhfus sarmfrtafFxe

It can bc given w.h perfect safety yo1r baby if
only two OF three days old. It does not stUpify ut
the little thing VIII % sleep naturally, and get
awake laughing. II cures DIAERHCI1A ana DYS
EMERY. no matter how long standing CEOLE-
RA mORBT-S. CHOLERA INFANTIM. SUM
MFR COMPLAINT. WIND COLIC. frettiDE and
crying Of Infants (which is always sign OF rair).
GREEN STOOL. SUI X VOMITING, SLAEl-
LESSN ESSS5, and all complaints Of the stomach OF
BD Wells.
Price 25 cts. bottle sGJr aud certain cure. Lt
is the oldest remedy in use. and is recommended
by PHYSICIANS. Sold by DRUGGIITS and
STO REk ELP Frs
TRY SISPsoS-s LICORICE WORN LOZENGRS.
They arc pleasant safe and sure. - cts
Depot 800 \. Third St, Philad'a, Pa
rs Lozen-es for sale 10y y. J. FEErnHoFF and
Y. :. BARKER X Bro. EheusbuTg. ll-Zi.-llm.l
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StiU that needn't prevent any person who Is
anxious to buy pair Of boots shoes. CATERS rub
bers. sich Ike. at the lowest possible prices.
from going to the Crest Eastern Boot ami Shoe
Store, 1f19 Eleventh avenue Altoona. Pa. which.
as every reader OF tho FEEENAN knows full well. is
kept by our clever friend Sol. Biumeu euthal. who
keeps q stock that none can excel and Ee!ls ut
prices which Hre too cheap, almost, to tell
SHILpH'S CATARRH RENErY.-A marvel
lous Cure for Catarrh. DiphthCria. Cauker-nuJUth
ani " headache. With each bottle there is an iuze-
niOus nszal Injector for the more successful trt-
mont Of the complaint, without extra charge Price
80 cts. Sold 10y x. 7. LLOYD. ErcnshurZ-
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JUsT LIKE HIM ii Noble COHtri5luioH to
q Needy Cause.-The Altoona Daily sun Of
Monday evening furnishes the following:
At the conclusion OF the 1890 Mass in st. Johns
Catholic church yesterday morning, Rev. Father
ducsted to remain for a few moments. Father
Walsh desired to make n brief address. The ven
erahe priest. after Father Nash. the Celebrant
had retired from the altar. rose and said that the
congregation had Of course learned through the
public prints that there at present great dis
tress and suffering in ireland, and the bishops
both east and west had requested the faithful TO
contribute literally the relief Of tho poor in that
afflicted country he had understood that the
citizens OF AltoOua had appointed committees for
the purpose Of soliciting aid, which was "A most
cornmendablc and Christfau-like proceeding. He
himself had been born IN Ireland and having lived
there until reaching manhood. had witnessed the
oUeratious Of the laws that have heavily fallen
upon and oppressed the tenantrE- He saw many
Instances Of great distress during the famine Of
IS49 anu 1871 the horrors of some Of which nc de-
Eictcd graphically As 70 cause many of the con-
xrc2atlou 20 weep they thought Of the wrongs
their native land had endured so long. Father
Walsh stilI loved the old country and hoped som c
day. even at his age. 10 revisit Ireland. and prayed
that his final resUn--place might be under tn sod
OF the green isle He felt il 10 be his duty 10
render what assistance he could in connection
with other citizens TO aliay the suffering in his
native country. and he wished 20 st1tc that he
would send thls week the of $500. the dcma nd
for money being urgent in Ireland. TO the proper
authorities I'm that country as his personal coutr
button. This splendid donation IS Cmiuent.y
characteristic of the reverend father who T. alwayg
foremost ia assistance to worthy objects of charity
having but recently. 1t viii be remembered, dona
ted his Christmas offerings to the orphans Of th'
Pittsburgh diocese.
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WE gather our furs around ne,
VIIT T0Io1 IIT0 hCtU u -IIIl-l6.
4 nd noiseless WC fly DER the snow -hushed world
s Lr.-.a - l.ra LaM rEir r.rs

Almost as % we bad wings.
Not this winter though. The weather has been
sorewha. too much diversified Of Iats-divers fed
BY oceans Of rud-t0 permit an adventure on
wheels by ANYBODY. But all this does not mean
that a change Of the weather viii not occur next
month Get ready FOR IL, for 70 VIII then be due
and be cold Get ready for 10 by repairing forth
v3th to Jas J. DIurphy's 100 Clinton street Johns
town. and buying one Of those splendid ready-mEdo
suits he is selling At bottom prices Perfect salts
faction IS guaranteed with each sale
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OBETCAR z.

DSEEGAEs EsE-
=TOOuEE.-UIed. I'm Conemaugh borough. on
ThUrsdSy. Jan. 10, 1850. of complication % dis
eases. Mr.. 1iICHAEL TooHEY. aged about IS years.
May hc rest In peace.
ROSS-DIed 10 the West Ward. on Saturday
morning, Jan. i, lssJ. of catarrh fever, STELLA,
infant daughter-of James and Rehecca Rgss, aged
about a months
AIYERS--Dicd. in WASHINGTON township. on
Friday. Jan. Is. 1s55. or diPatIerH. CHARLES, s1u
Of John Myers, aged about years.
NOTICE Is hereby given that an ap-
~ pIicGtion viii be made for q charter lHcoptr-
atug the Galiitzin Building and Loan AssJcia-
ton, Of Gallitzin. Cambria county Pa,
Jan. %. lsso.-st,
DAY Up Notice is hereby given
4 that the books ot Dr. ALEX TAFT have been
left with the undersigned for settlement aud that
al accounts remaining unad1usted on the 10Th daE
Of February next will DC turned over TO an oilccr
Of the law for collection
St Augustine. Jan. ., lsso.-st
EOR SALE OR RENT. The well
Il known hotel property owned by tbs under
of three lots OF ground and large two-story frame
building. with all necessary convenieuces. Is offer
the middle Of February. the property viii then be
Lorctto. Jan 3, Isso-st.
DUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE
. 4 REAL ESTATE.-We, the undersi ignei e
ecutor. viii offer At public sale the premises, OF
Monday. March 3EHs. 1850 nj 10 O'CLOCK
r.. n. the following described real estate:
No. 1.-The old kAYLoH HOMESTEAD. contain
ing pos Acres. with Improvements, and situated IN
Munster township. Cambria county. Pa.
No. 2.-The JOHNSTON EARM- l01 Acres. will
Improvements. situated IN Allegheny Township p
Cambria county Pa
R5-Terms made known on fay Of sale.
JOHN g.. kAL LDE.
THOMAS y ahlfE-NT.
JOSEPH HDGTE.
of k A u .
Jan. q. Iss1-tz.
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The Little Bui lder
J favorit. V;tb Smoky City smokers. Ivy it-
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sodcy's Jaly's Book PHb. Co., Limited,
1896 Chestnut street. PhiIsdclFas ass, ra.

ITO ALL WHOM II NAY cox
L CERN.-Notfrc iE hereby given that I have
len the following described personal Irerts. Eur
chased Tor al SElrIll'- sale. w.Il IEesn kurs-
mnu. subject 90 INV order 70 wits q Eu--es MS.
calves. hogs. 4 coal cslr. sleigh, sled.
! horse has rake. sets LgayE harness, -r-s light
furniture. and lot at corn. hay. str-N srri corn
fodder. All persons are cautioned al-atest Inter
frriux fn anV manner -Etl said .lE1rle-fy- unless
wiki ms consent 4 = 81 ~ ES>-
Tyrone. Pa. pee. 1g. lS12--ss- -,rege-.I
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4,uto p0'
T7NEGl -TDH - zsss- so nol.- a

~ Estate uf Ts-r1rE il- ~ -. aee't-
Letters tc=tsInenters 20 the- estate - iutrirk
Dunn. ST. Iarl ef SUNNI leril5ll rCs .lsf cCe
having been granted ~ the .s1derS Ened uoits
hereby given 90 all persons uaebrel T. said es-
that payment must pe ma1e withou- delay or
those having claims n4a-LEtthc same sili present
them properly auiheltlcstci -lr settlement
PATRICK Nclft, y =, r--.-..-.-.
JAMES 1IrIlT-NN
Ta1
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The outer trenches guarding,
While the heated guns OF the camps alili'
Grow weary OF BON harding.

GIVE rs n song - the soldier cried,
The outer trenches guarding,
While the heated guns OF the camps aliiied
Grew weary OF bonbariing.
We are no soldier, and VIC have special song
to offer on this occasion. But &c anybody should
happen to come 70 for the article OF advice. we
would I've right at home. We would nrst ask--Do
YOU stand in need Of read y-made clothingE The
answer boing yes. we would continue the lnterro-
cations by asking why in the name Of all that i
good or bad the party didn't make il suit to 90
and see Simon & Bendhcim. next door 10 the
First National Bank. Altoona. This firm sells only
approved goods. and they sell at approved prices
TIVE Pittsburc Weekly Dispatch is in all respects
one Of the best papers in the country full OF the
freshest and most reliable news, procured Dy the
most liberal expenditure. Always n nrst-elass
paper and welcome visitor 10 The family hrcside.
the Weekly Dispatch win be better even than here.
tofore in every department for lsSa- It's general
aud special news features have long been vel
known, and as for finance. trade and market re
ports they will be among the fullest most accurate
and valuable published. Terms, Sl-50 per annun
CT IN clubs OF ten. $40 address.
RocK. O'NT-IEf. \ CO. fi3lfsrs7s-
rla-lt7 J'I. ratch ITcr Building Fitt-nl--
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To PARENTs.-How often does slight
cough or cold lead to the most serious con
sequences Keep Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup at
home. Physicians prescribe it. Thousands
take IT, Price % cents.
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REWARDS or MERIT mid-term eX-
animation at st. Francis College, LoTettO
was held by the Faculty last week, the eX-
elcises occupying three full days and Brother
Clement presiding. The following named
pupils were awarded graduation
Clement J. Bright in engineering.
Edward Glass. in accounts.
Charles Sschwah, in science and accounts
James Taylor. in accounts
One hundred and fOrty-fiye pupils col
lectively Of the College were examined, and
tickets of merit were awarded aS follows:
In Rhetoric-Cfeorge Kaylor, Eugene Sneerin-cr,
". Foley. William Kuhn.
In History-VV. o O-Connell. 7. Farrell. F. Malone
v. Chamberlain. James Nctirtne-
IN Book -kcepiug-Jamcs LeavE. W O'COHuei
q. Wilkinson. F. Doyle.
In Latin and GreGk-G. Kaylor. James Taylor.
G. Schwab
In Drawing-w. Jones, K. Combs, W. Chamber
lain. Tohn Anderson.
In English-T. Farrell. ,. kiihride. !. Malone.
W. Chamberlain. A. Snecringer. :. HIctirane, ".
OConnell.
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SMOKE.
NJ. DOTGHERTY'S HUNTTTT pUNTTY.
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FATHER Is GETTING WELID-NIy daughters
say: Glow much better father Is since he
used Hop Bitters.'' He is getting well after
his long suffering from a disease declared
incurable, and we are so glad that he used
your Bitters A lady of Rochester, y. Y.
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SMOKE
W. o. TDJ-FHERT1' 'iATIING ~ y.
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BIG LOG JOBS.-The Elder township cor
respondent Of the Carroiltown Ne,rS furnish
es the following i'm relation TO the lumber in
teIests in.Northern Cambria and adjacent
districts in Indiana and Clearfeld counties :
Ncssrs. Hopkins. Irwin & co. cutting and
putting iu thirty million feet Of hard timber on
the Susquehanul. Clcariicld and Anderson
streams. employing on the different log jobs about
FIVE hundSed men and four hundred horses. Mr..
John ArdcIl is cutting and putting IN hve million
feet OF timber on the fork Of STAFF Greek. Indiana
county. James Garman j. cutting and putting in
million feet saw NJ Run. ClC3rdeld coun-
t.. Mcssrs. Vim. \ ( Jas y Eagcr have CON
tract for cutting one and a-huf million feet on the
Wm. Douglass tract saw MIL Run. Ecter
Garnan IS cutting and putting in st his dam ono
million feet John Nutley il cutting four million
feet ON yellow Creek. Indiana county. Joan
Sarsfield and James Gibbons have a contract Of
cutting three million feet. Joseph Van Ormer IS
cutting and putting in seven million on Clearneid
creek Mellon s Cooper cutting and putting
in three million feet at Ashland Furnace
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2 IT-V ptI htHi III N3lH0 u 7 ift OF UFerg
So 4 rye Cory for eeeyg Clti5 q Te=s. end OF
uoFfalyr vrepdtd.
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LIBRARY UNIVERSAL KNowLEDGE.-Nolumo
". of this great work. published by the AMERICAN
Book EXCHANGE. is ready January 18th, and vol
uine '. viii be issued about ten days later They
have been delayed somewhat by the printing OF
the large editions Of the previous three volumes
and the other publications of toe house, thei- IA
ciiittes for manufacture having been taxed FAR be
yond their capacity. Removing January lst to
the Tribune Building. and so the large building No.
% Bcekman and No. Is Spruce street. where their
facilities will enable them 20 manuiactur from
COCO to 5000 day the Publishers expect
complete the cutire work within the ear rs an
nounccd. The volumes thus far issued heing only
the reprint Of the last edition OF the weli-kuown
Chambers's Encyclopedia, nothing more need be
said Of them than that they are well printed and
bound their form Is vastly more convenient than
) the usual unWieldly quarto or octave and their
price IS cheap beyond all precedent IN ooE-mak-
ing so that to the uninitiated IL is mystery how
80 much can be given for little money. hut to the
practical printer and hook maker. who knows how
the greatest element in modify the cost OF books
Il the number Of buyers among whom the invest
mont cost Is to he distributed, the wonder would
E be not that the books DC made for the price
but that the number Of buyers should be COUNTED
/ except by millions Those Who take pleasure if
the dissemination of useful knowledge and cbofe'
literature will he glad 70 aid with their iurnsnc
F an enterprise 50 altogether worthy Tho pUbiish
ers will send any quantity Of descriptive clta
I1.ues. those who nav stl4s'y- fer 1fiF.-4ri9
. =
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was being held. Coroner Cox had empanuelo
the following jury: Burgess Rover. foreman. !. I
Roberts. Thomas x. Davis, Josiah Waters Harr
Wayne and Albert Martin. Inside the wiliu
and close up iu corner Of it. sat Malatt, and :
the LETT OF him WAS his counsel. II. II Kuhn, E=C
Outside the railing. with lis right hand re-tin
on the table upon which the corisC lay. stood
step brother OF the deceased. aud gathered r0un
little knot Of witnesses and specta tors. Hi
trict Attorney Rose occupied seat next to the Co
oncr and conducted the examination for the UrCst
Cution.
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H0TT TO RENIT.-Cf-t n Post-Oflcc EIcrey Or
der on Philadeiphiu. or Dram on Fhilad aphla OF
Kew York. j. yru cannot get either yl t-s-e. Eeuf
BanE-notes, and ia the latter case register your
letter.
To parties intending o. yet ur tl-izg rFlCClE1erl
COPY wlll Zoe sent or application
Address.
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THE GREsTt PoIlTICAL b sTrLE or OUR
ErTS-rIlElN

The great Trcsdeutinl contest % 1850 viii enlist
the sympathisE % every man. woman and child in
the land, and the active partcipaton Of millions
Of voters.
Il promises 20 e tiie Erandcst battle FOR the su-
prcInaeE ul DeTfe ctlc principles ana Democratic
men In the governUfent the nation has ever seen.
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and encourage the g7ters by the spread Of Demo
cratic truth. Let ~ truth be known ia every
household IN the la-1.