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WEDNESDAY Nov. 15, 1871.
"POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
T.,ee have been used to !not
s,he,e of the P.M Office Department
to own all the Telegraph lines in the
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Unitf-.l Stales. Owners, ofthotclesraph,
8toc-l-", will n- loiih(. favor it in the hope
of a po'vl rprnm fnr their stinirs. lany
nw s pa per-! are favoring it, and citfi.g
the example of Great Uritain. Our
government has no power to monopolize
the Telegraph for profit, any more than
it has power to keep tavern for profit.
Congressmen of the modern type and I
of the oath breaking diss, will be q-iito
ready to say tlvit the pnwer is not pro
hibited, and therefore they have it, and
Mich men would find i a le ir;int addi
tion to their patmnage toappoint all the
Telegraph ()jeratr, as they now ap
point all the P.rst Masters in their dis
tricts, but the put)':e. will lie slow to
send messages through an office attend
ed to by the minions of a Congressman.
The Post Master General would find
himself sadly at fault, for lack of power
to enter on people's lands to maintain
his poles and wires.
Hound Towers.
There are n2 of thone monuments of
the pnxf stIM standing :n TVe'and, to puz
zle the brainand develop the antiquari
an resent ch of Irish Archaeologists.
Their o-iirlii seem, even to the pres
ent d tv, to be involved in mystery; for
thonch our ah'est Irish scholars have
devoted mnny years of patient research
towards its investigation, the matter
still remain" undecided, as to whether
they are of Pagan or Christian origin.
II certainly does appear si range such re-m-irkahh
looking remains of the past of
Ireland, as these Stound Towers arc,
should tie without an authentic history,
as to the period in which they were
built, and the nes to which their con
structors designed them. To a tourist
through Ireland they seem about the
most remarkable pieces nf architecture
);p yeo; and he naturally enquires ns to
.1-V.of mirnm Jhev Were bllilt! but to
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Ids enquiries, neither guide, hand-book
or acerediled history can oiler a satis-!
factory answer.
Before entering into the theories re-
soeclimr their supposed origin, I will
briefly describe their c mstru.-ti.-.ii, They
are invariably found near old Christian
Churches, but have no religious mirks
to denote their Christian origin. They
taper upwards and are closed in at the
trance is by a door about 2" feet from
top by a cone-shape e.ip The en
the ground, which Is reached by a move
able ladder. Thi door is on the first
story, a temporary construction of wood
en planks. From the first story you can
ascend to the seeou4 by the inside thence
to ih thiid, and so on, eiuh (f these
ftories liein: m -rely temporary, as wiril 1
as the first. Tlie numlM-r of stories is
generally four or Ave. There are a few
small openings at various points in the
tower, of rectangular shape, narrowing
from the outside inwards, The materi
al with which the tower is built is stone;
and each story is known to a person,
looking on the outside, by a sort is stone
bead running round the tower, marking
the end of one, and the tie;-in,ning of an
other story.
So much for their appearance; now as
to their supposed origin. Dr. Lanagnu,
the author of an Eccle.-iastical Hi-try
of Ireland, in the first volume of his
work, treats the subject of Round Tow
ers very elaborately. Aud the sum to
tal of hii investigatiousamounts to this:
that they were blii't by Pagan Irish for
the worship of the deity by fire burning.
In indeavotlng to prove this he fails; he
simply shows a possibility for his the
ory to be cor ect. He says that in the
East, in Persia especially, there have
been found towers similar, or nearly
similar, In construction to those in Ire
land; and ns it eems an admitted fact
that the Persians worshipped by fire
lighted In towes, or in high places, He
moved from the profane presence of the
vulgarj if looks oretty certain that lhse
R. und Towers discovered In Persia wen
used for fire worship. But as Celtic
race migrated to western Europe from
Phoenicia, according to the old anna'
ists, and as Phoenicia is near Persia,
there :s a prolmbil ty that the manners
and customs of both people were alike
in some instances; and a possibility that
their worship of a supreme being was
Alike in some respects. Now this rea
soning, fc say the most for it, proves
very little. But Dr. Lanagan further
argues by f bowing that the anoieut Irish
did worship in fire, instancing epelJIy
the Paschal fire, lit about the time of
Easter,. ibeUgutius oflw.hieh, at that
particular time, was iu accordance with
precept of their religion, at the same
time that it was considered a capital of
fence for any one to dare light a fire till
this fire had been first kindled. But if
Ihe Irish did worship in fire, the ques
tion still remains, whether the Round
Tower tyere used for this fireworshipor
sa safety rhv?S for the protection of the
sacred fire, wher fcvipie one was enjoin
ed the duty of keeping it l trays lighted.
This Dr. Lanagan has uot satisfactorily
answered. Now, as Dr, Lanagan waa
one of the most learned men of his day,
.and the star as it were of the antiquari
an of his time, we may look upon bim
as the Ablest exponent of the fire-wor-t
hipiug ttwory of the Round Towrsof
Ireland.
Another school of atitujirians. I ut
which uumbers no man of half th noe
of Br, Lauaiiti amongst them, went to
make out that the Round Towers were
built by the Danes. For Jat purpose
did they want them? Was it as tw2rs
of oliserration? This Is one of the sup
posed reaeous. Another very scpslblc
one of this school ot ustiquarians bei&,
tlittthey wanted to give tb.e Irish gQ
ideaot their (the Danish) style of Ar-
chitecture. If for towers of observa-;
tion, how can ni supporters of this
Jheory explain the preseiice of the
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Hound Towers. Round Tower of Glendalough.
"Br that lake uli'ift gloomy hore
Mrr lark never wrtl
A...1 for. Arehitector. They had
-''8 uu uraiu? milium; inr
u? instruction or trie native, for in
wjww mhj.-.
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Ilrr warrior hid were united."
Itit the supposition that t-eernrf to hnve
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'Pl.ear.-.nce of troth alut :t i-, ,hat
h! ud Tuw" b Cl,rl!-
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wholars lend the weight 4f their in-
fluency At another time I will give
some of their arguments
O'M-R.




Our South American Correspondent.
BUENOS AYRES July, 1871.
Ed. I'xion. One evening when the
sea was raging, and the wavtg were
high, "Chili," "Canada,", the "Oracle."
and iiiyself lashed our chairs to the
main hatch, and as it was raining a lit- j
"e at the time, we placed a large poDcho
around us, and sat and watched the j
waves, as they came up and receded.
weie all siting aselosly as possible,
so that one could not move unless il!
did. FinaMy we oltserved a suspicious
looking wave approaching, which caus- 1
cd us some apprehensions as to our per-
sonal safety; we accordingly appealed j
to the 'Oracle' to know whether it wouM'nd
strike the vessel, or go under it. The
'Oracle' looked wise, and remarked that:
according to Lieut. Manrry's system, it
it would go under, hut whi'e he was j
dwelling at some lenirth upon this point, I
on came the monster ware, and struck j
vessel a stunning blow on her wind- j
ward quarter, jut back of (he bow, cans-
ing her to tremble like a leaf. The wn- i
ter flew fully ;i(J feet high, and flew 1
back to tlie after cabin, a distance of 7o!'l
or 80 feet, and, before we could get out
of the way, it came down in a deluge
U)oii our devoted heads; notwithstand
ing the 'Oracle' to the contrary. The
next incident, as being closely connect
ed with the 'OracU'. I relate with much
pleasure.
One very rough morning, when the
waves were running high. Ihe 'Orad-'
was out on deck: ami it seems, had his i
pants inside of his boots. 'Canada' was
close to the cook's cabin in the fore part
of the vessel, making an attempt to
wait. The 'Oracle' was near the after;
'abin, watching him; and from his i -artiest
vociferations, mid extraordinary
amount of language, it seemed that
Mr
van-ma aiicmpt t,r loisinntf s as a faiir
ure- The great noise brought us nil on!
of the cabin to ascertain what was the
matter with 'Oracle, who. when he saw
u. pointed to 'Canada,' whose feeble.
well add, fruitless attempt
to wash, was truly laughable. I shall
not dweil the multiplicity of posi
tions h n'rin-k, but will Itave it to your
imagination to portray them, with this
date that of one moment, his head was
forcibly painmed into the boxjn of water
and the ntxt he was staggering batk
against the cabin, but will proceed to
the 'Oracle,' who with mouth wide
spread, and hands in his pockets Up to
hi elbows, is almost spletting himself
with laughing at the failure of 'Canada.'
When lo! a tremendous wave struck Ihe
vessel within rhrpe fh-f'of him, cover
ing the deck with at least a foot of water,
and almost sudmerging the 'Oracle.' O
whai i; f;!! was there my countrymen
one instant this mao H'as qu the top
most pinnacle of glee, aud the next
crestfallen, with his hat, his boots, his
pockets, his shif t !!d even his capaci
ous mouth full of salt water, fead and
sullen, he entered the cabin door, all his
glee at the discomfiture of afellow being
a.d been suddpfjly dampened by one
wave of misfortune.
Leaving the 'Oracle' to vent the veti-
om of his spleen on the sad sea waves,
that 'robbed him of ck pet led bliss,' we
will proceed to give a description of a
few inhabitants of the deep, which came
under our immediate observation. We
bad a lot of little companions during
the entire voyage, known by the name
of Petrels and to spiene as Thalasi
droma (from Greek radaddathp sea; and
diiouos, a race.) The sailors call them
Mother Cary's chickens: and suppose
them to be the harbingers of a storm
The upper pa rtsof the plumage are black
slick and glossed with bluish reflections;
most of the head is sooty brown. In
short t vpry rnur-h tesembles the chim
ney swallow, fend is ihp jast of the
Pahuipedes, or web footed birds; not be
ing more llinn six inches long. Whisk
ing with theeelerifyf uij urr.ow throng
the deep yalleys of the abyss, and dart
ingaway over the foaming crest of some
mountain wave, now striking, the wat
er with their little iuet, aqfj spring into
the air again, now skimming over the
water almost out of sight, then return
ing close to the vessel, they attend the
ship on ite voyage. The most wonder
ful, as well as the inosl interesting little
natives, I observed, were the Flying
fish Exocetus. The species found on our
oowjsc, was the Edoceus Volitaus. The
faetornl II iu arp jiearly as long as the
b xiy; the head is tUtleiuaJ abpyp, and
on each side; the lower part of the body
is furnished with u longitudinal series of
carinated scales on each side dorsal plac
ed above Ihe anal; eyes large; and the
paws furnished with poiuted teeth. Dur
ing rough weather, I have seen as many
as two hundred of these curious fish
leap 'r.9JJJ the water at the same moment;
and with such tor,o j.s to rise sometimes
ten feet out of the watei, 'i;d then
spreading their wing-like pectoral fiu,
saif $()UK the surface of the water for a
di--Jtan.ce uf jitrians one or two hundred
yards. Such flights are JJo- uurpose
of escaping from the paws of the fo!nin
and other p.raij'tWs fish which are ever
puraueiiijj- tliein.
Having described the Flying rush, I
will now speak of a few of its enemies
among the finny tribe, of these, I think
lUfi polphin claims the foremost rank,
as being tliA tffejftesf, and most active,
not the cetacebus antral I)ebdiijis Del-
phis called also Dolphin, bui the
flV Coyhaena Hill'urls. Bear In miud
that there t4 wo iuhapitaiits of the
Jeep known Dolphv, entirely
djsUnA(.. The Dolphin fit yuesllon has
flat arid rouudiJ; Jiead, und ihe body
tfijr' f.ro.m Jjie fVvr.d It; tyf? I,t;il. It is
considered fiie Wttjest fish i IJi.e ocean.
The hack is :,niimcii('j wjfh bright,
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terror of the ocean. Thr White Shark,
(Sqnalus eoreharias) which for the lieii
We fit of those unacquainted with natural
history. I will descrilie. The head is
very large and broad, terminating in an
ohtnseiy pointed snout; each paw is
furnished with from three to six rows of
roug flat, triangular sharp-pointed,
Anally serrated feeih: the tongue is
broad, thick and cartilaginous, and the
throat extremely wide; the' eyes are a
kind or green, the pectoral fins atelarge,
e'rong, and pointed; the first dorsal is
falcated, or hooked behind and poiuted.
One fine day when the vessel w.is mov
the ing slowly and lasih- along and the sea
was caim, and we were al! out on deck,
suddenly some one sang out; 'A Shark!'
1" a moment, ail was excitement; we
ran eager to see the ra vinous monit
bluish preen simt; the tail wi tins are
of a JoSii coloi am! fiiere is :t n-mark-
(ill running fr-.tn the liea.l W
the ba.-k the- r:.t.f ih.. u.il. which in
tbt? middle fnsm ilv m -t- wn inches
coiii!ili of a kind f ctHThicf
ou-c memlintnp with -oft snino

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enem v or me living iim9 ana pursues it
wJ,h y
!v seen H,,,, two .,r ...ree feet out
of the water four or live me in iiuii-k

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succession in tlwir ii.
pursuit of their
prey. Anoiher enemy of this
F"l5- PT.V-1 nvl" is ,1,ei
Bonito Ihim.iis Palami which has a s
long sharp hca.l, -iiv.ii month, iargcg;! i
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I igJe lirii!hteVes:ii:d a ciest lir shape I t:iil
It 'laB 14 f"w
where a line

-ee'i-s only on lue side, j
r g..!d color u..s f,n, the i
head to the t.-iil. Its li:1. k and sides are
greenish black, audits l,eiy a silvery
white. It is very r.elive, and varacions
ud !1I. I come now to the uuivereal
tr; and we were not disappointed for
this monier of the deep appeared
swimming laziiy in tne wyke of the ves
sel, no doubt looking for bis rey,"we
immediately procured a large piece of
hacon, and to hi we attached a strong
rope and threw it over hoard to his roy
al highness, allowed it to tlvsil along
behind ti.e vesslesonie forty feet or more
and now commence.! some maneuvering
'"tn -id.--; the shark spied the bait,
und sic cautiously towards it, until
he was within eight or ten feet of if, and
then ne would slop, and seem to deliher
ate, then be would swim slowly around
and stop and camily survey it, then slid
Ueniy move towards it aeain; now he
swam oil from it, hut suddenly he turn
ed and swam dijevttly towards il, we
divined his Intention, aud slowly bawl
ed it iu towards the stem, wheie the
mate was standing prepared with the
harpoon, slowly, surely, comes the
shark following (he meat; all is quieton
deck; scarce a breath is beard, the mate
lifts the harpoon to give the fata' plunge;
liparer arid nearer conies the shark, Un
til he is within ten feet of (he place oc
cupied by the male; be is stiil c ming
slew!y on, but a!a-! The mate is all exr
oitement, and throws the harpoon while
he is yet out of reach, and misses his
aim; and all is lost. Quick :;s lightn
ing the shark whirls and darts off, and
we can tempt him no more to come with
in reach. Had the mate waited two
minutes more he might have struck
him, and we might have had an adveu
ture
Our next visitor was a whale, about 10
o'clock one day, we saw a whale 'blow',
or spoilt water near us, soon the mon
ster annimal appeared iu sight, then he
'blowed,' and went down. We could
trace his course under the water by his
leaving a give.i path behind him. His
movements as he would raise his large
head towards the surface of Ihe water,
and with one stroke of his immense
flukes ihi-QY if, ant a nart of his hotly
out of the element, and after spouting
water from his nostrils, and taking in
air, bend his body downward and dis
appers In the deep, were very magestic,
he disappears only, however to rise again
in a few minutes to blow. Iu this way,
our visitor followed us over half a day.
I will close this letter with an inci
dent tjtat nftmr between fJanada,'
and the whale. The appearance of the
latter roused the himrodian spirils of
Ihe former, and he rushed into the cabin
for lj is revolver, and came out with set
teeth and lips compressed, land here I
would remark that this was very diffi
cult, for in their position, they were at
least an inch apart, i Be thar as it may,
his teeth, y.-pre set, his lips compressed,
bis eye had boiiouej a terrible aspect,
(they are the color of a guilder's), aud
his brow o'erwhelmed it fearfully.
Thus he stood, pistol in hand, waiting
the appearance of the drewl foe. He
comes within thirly feet of the vessel,
fhe monster rises, now behold the work
ings or ihaf bfow. Oh, lor a Ea'phjel.
The eyes dilate, the lips, those firm lips,
re-ax, they fly open; they quiver; the
teeth rattle; the knees smite each other,
3 djd Belshazzar's of old, and with
trembling voice he Tiji;rtly articulates,
'I don't like to."
DICK.
If s reported that the saloon keepers
of Hamilton, Ohio, have requested that
ladies, who desjre that their husbands
should not drink at rhidi' bars, furnish
them with photographs of the gentle
men iu whom they feel an interest, that
the bar keepers may avoid mistakes.
LAW NOTICES
WANTED-WOOD.
NOTIct?iilisr.(, L'J.en that scaled proposals
will ue reeniveii up fii:iUki, wl V'Ml:iy, the
Itll day of IVeeuilier, IcTl. ill llir .inlil.il 's i:jei'
in L"rbna. Clmiuiiiisrn Co.. for till iiIIiiiik ,Vi
cords of wood, lor use of Courl House and .Ini.
liids must (tale Ihe kind oi' M'""'l Jiniviil to be
iiirjrsij'.-u.
v KITZI-ATliU-K. Amlhor.
il''0"rst'..-.C!.-iiii:,i-i1 to,
Urbiiiui, Nov. ,4- Wi. i'
Adnjisj5trtor's Sale cf Ileal 15s-
Ou Thiirnddi, t.'ic day of VtjTidjcr.
S-,af2 0'coel:, p. in.
On the promises in tlie town of North hewir-bur-,
Clianipal-u louuty, uiiio. l wni oiler at 1- nolle s,l,i,
tne lo: o'.vinir ii'-serioen i.eal r.Maie. situate in tlie
Connty or Clwi.ipaiir.1. and state of onio. and iu the
t,np 4711:11 i.""iiSt -t ii-iiiji, ilt 1
north nil the im of fiit'l lt um iiuft, nts.njj;il r i.r
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nr. m.'i.ti.ii..'i i.m lei. m. it. il... 1 1 I
Wert Willi the r-treet four polentot je be-innin-. con-
tafinui, 011. I.""r.li of an acre, and iieui'r (n licurj
Wi.ltlii- f rtltvr', Aiuirnir-ed al SHKI.
TEKMS (IK HALK: 'fine Jlli.Ua iu hand, bal-
ancc in twiw'nual annual i.Tiviiu iit-. wilh iiuerer-t, :o
be necured by ii.onn-coii the ireiiteK
ii.ji.M.uj, Ainu rot
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mi'! tli- U'c-t line n: the k.-i-t hair uf In lot No. 41,
Jt f.-.-l II. Illf -e-l.ilv... of 'Will t If
Lot HI jrollli'. -:fi l.i-li.l r I; 'tl c: rii-iv M w ilfa
his nil.- no. lis ttnti w ii t -atd iii-i.,: m,
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mid 41.au dci):aatd the uri-iual l:i: of she town
rf t'rl. n:;i.
TRKMs .F SALE: One Third r-h k.Mi.r:-in ta
tHHal mnitinl pnvtr-ciil?'. with int- r- rt ti lc .t-r-nirr.
bv in.ii-t:i-i- 0:1 thi pr-mi.-.. Ar-pi;:M d "it W-i
JA K.s T .on. A.lnfr.
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TIMES OF S JLDIN3 fJ:USTS-I372.
SECOND JUDICIAL. DISTRICT.)
TERMS OF
District and.Cc2a.1m Flsas
COURTS
-o:-Tiis
iciai Mncr
FOR THE YEAR 1872.
Talk' CM-of t.r Vjurtf of the stdra' lo"itti-'i.i
I' i- urii r. ;l li.v t!i- J;.-- of trtt? t'o'ttrv
(.Oiiimoit ..-nii :.r tlie SiM-uii.r -u.-li:i;iL liftri.-i
of lUc Stute ui i ttiiii. tljnt tile lime i lio'itin- r ti-
District f'oaru. ami ihe Cour.s '.t i 'oininoii riii,
in Ibe cral (Vmntirs f U.i- I'i.-t.irt,
For tlw Y: fL-57:
Is anil tit-' same are hereby fixed an i iir.-wvib-u
us f.'iiMw-:
DISTRICT COURTS
llutl-r I'oniity. Aj.iil l: IV, 1.1c r,i;i!,iv. Ariit
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.iy I: il.-.-i:- i'..ii-:.-. M iy i w-.-i! .c-iv
'mwiiy. :.l i; ri: V:i.-..-n i."..uii y Si i I'iu.-!
ion County. M iy i.
COaFMON PLEAS COl'K r.
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THIKls.lBIJIVIS;:iN.
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Wanvn tenuity -Jaiiiiiuy June :i, 1 trt ill--.- j
Urneiie I'liunty l-Vbni, v ii -1 ij no. i7. Su
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vemiicr
WITNI-.SS our liall.i.- tills lN:!i .!n-ni l K'l ilii-r.
171. WlI.l.l A M .1. i;il.MuiiJ-:,l i
il'H VUOIlfOH'.VIX, I I
I.KRiiV i'oi'I-:. .IikU-o,
.MUX 1 V.cKKNV. 1
.(AMKS .M SMI I
HKXl;Eii.saN txuoTr, I
State -jl" 1 ihio, rh.-iiiiiiaiii rimuiy
I herd iy cci-lify tiia: llir Ji.reaoi ir a rm.-,
copy from I lie ris-anis ui 1 :ic lij -ti i L'tmrt ami
tiic Court of Common Vic ts, in an I f-r Ch-.m-
pniu t.'ounty t oic.
I. Wilu,; .s Illy liliml itllil Cic Sc of sail!
j L. s. W'.juit-, this ntli iluy.ii .'Mivi-miv r A. l
IS71.
."mo tw

Ui, Cierk.
r WIi.I. ull'i'i ai I'uliiic Sale, at my residence,
l miles Non ii-enst of t'rljina. i.)h:o. on tlie!
Kinipton road, an tlie form liulmeiinu to John
JonioD, ou j
Saturday, November 35 1S71, i
the Iollnyti(; proiiortv, to-vlt l our lie:,d of
Work Horses, thitf liead'or Colls, two ,u. 1
Milcli Cows, 2 two yeai!- old Heifers, 1 Hull. 8
Shouts. 1 Corn slieller an t mivr. I Riiliicr
Plow. 1 Wire R :ie an I a of puiv-i H trrows,
niiouei-ptuws, aim an extensive variety oi i-nrm-in
Utensils too numerous to mention; alo, a
lot of
HOUSEHOLD ana KITCHEN f DRUM E!
SALE to roiiiHiciicc ai it) o'elork when Ti'. SIS
Will he made, known. JOHN McICl 'i
T. J. O'l'.OHK. Aiietionm r. r,
SSVIHG MACHINES-
A-'Ht For Tlie
I)(31ESTIO
Will MACHINE
A full line ;f llachines kept
constantly on hand at my resi
dence, one door East of South
Main street, on Market street.
sou -tr.
T1MIIIWMII
PRICE. S.SO,
Jht American Vfitr A'att Monty,
Tunc, and Drudgery.
The Fntiitiic of Wuening Day no tontri-r Dreaded
but Eroiioiny. Eflicienry, and Clenn Clothin- Snre
In calling pulilic mention to liiis liitle machine
few of the InvnlnnMe qnalilics. (nol posesi-ed by
aa otliw s.Ajhjiij machine vet invented.) are here
eniiiiieri;le4.
It ic the tmallest. imM t.iiiipHct, most portable
Uii"t simple in construction, inost reisilv operated'
A chjlt) f'ti 'ciirnlil, with a twv hours" p'nietiee c;in
thoroughly couipreiitnd and e)icctii.i!lv n-c it There
i no atijlisti,iir, p tcrew to iinnov. no del:y in
mlapting it it Iwnyp reonv for use It is a per
feci little wonder! It it a ininuitiire "innt ilointr
nioro work and of a better quality, than the nio"t
elalsirate and cnstly. One-lialf of the lalxir i fnllv
saved hy its ne, and the clothe will lost one-hall
lender than by the old plan of the rnh board, it will
wah Utart hbnkct. Three shlrtf at a tim.
iihiinr thoroii-h'y Iu a word, the ablution of rur
.ilirie. Irom a Quilt to n Lace Curuiu or Cambric
.r'jri'.'.'.T.""'.''''""" within the canac ivy of this
,i 1 1 J.E (hM It can be iiistcBed to any tub and
Itjke rjt at
No matter liow deep fooleii n preuiiic may cxi-l
aaln-t VttU!."C .Virhilips. the moment this Mole
&r?!I? -fe-
We have teslimomaU without end, rettin- forth
numerous ailvyutiiui -r all oih.'rs, aud fi"m
huji.lre.ls win. hiive iln-i.wti aside the tciwic iv
UeW liia.-lilji.-s. whieh have si...allv failed to
ae.-c.mpl si, the ,,1,.,,,., prlllis,.,, in pro,,,,,,;.
and loud sound uc mlveinVciuenls '"",,llt 111
v.-;;., V s -i l"l;w'lv""'-'snwiiiiKer is mr
Y,f "oiher tmnuiionnt in-
that It I.- willilu I lie tiM.t,
'u-.iii uuii i.-w. lias lu.ti i. ......a i...
O I ...t.l.l.i .1. "..AUr.MUN
and tin. r.. U oil.. I v.t.v.
w i.",?' "rV"" s lc "ut
er.v nnusekeeper
'K!ilUllt o wion.
5.50.
Ml I hit al-...! r,.- iki D I- m r n,..
uvub
to do iu
s v
sol.: Aoents rr
Sin.: Aocnts POlt THK I'NITKli Srj.r..
I 11 iir 1 Viitt.lli.. p r.
A. 11. T KAM lM.Lb&(0.
R11 Vm-lrAf c r-i a"'
Olo iUarKel St., f flUad 8, Ffl.
1 In- liinrivt and rli-an-st W(ionK WAWK 1 riT-sw
the tutted Stale 4:li-tf.
SET GOODS
WHITE.
11 rlTT7lT T
vAJ-X-i-aJU,
Olfer v.n enunit.us Stock of
L
i
T
m m
0
!z
VI
i
b
Q
n
H
b
VI
h
C
Ul
14
Purchased direct from the Man
ufacturers;, and made and
trimmed expressly for our own
sales.
Furs cost to manufacture but
little, if any, less than last sea
son, but under the system of
On? Price auu
rFi"iii Cash, we shall
make quite a difference from
last season; be'iny determined
to o-ive the Bkst Goods for the
Lkast money possible.
Those desiring a good set of
Funs will consult their interests
iou ";lf?bv purchasing
of us.
Having secured the valuable
services of Mrs. E. M. Le
are prepared to make and triij:
Funs in the best manner at low
rates. t'iff. lilt i
4
oUO-lw
8 O'CLOCK.'
1 THEA-NECTAR
J Pure Klurk T.a
mi.:.-.! im ii H!-;.t. y tult
10". 'I h ((J,vi,(,..N.
IV 'i'fl 'i -.ri! i';.-..:av
:n ti.nti APa. ivk
Kt s l I. M. New YtltK.
P. Im.x for Ti,a-
REDUCTION OF PRICES
TO I'OM-'HTV TO
GREAT SAVING TO CONSUHERS
KY t.KTTIV(i rrci.l'R.
Jtiiii mr our fte rriw ui anil a t !ti: i.ir.n
wl" "ccontpsiiiv It. cintaiiiins! fuli rlir.- -ri.iii.-m:,kii:-
j TH E GREAT AMERICAN TtA CO.,
.il A sa w. vriu
P. O. BoX SOW. KV MI. INS-Ib
JURUBEBA.
It in NOT A HHY.-ic-'i i Not -,vi.i:t i-.
called a RI I 'l Kits. i- a ii.ti i.,!,
ISASOt'll: AMKltl' VN plan! ili.-.( i.a- i..
iimiI for i.ial:v x ea:- Ij the in- .;eii ir.eaite o:
tho-c is. until.- W'.tii 'o:id.-i Ul: i-lti.--.ex ii-.
HiWKi.'t ri, ;.TK!.TI 'K and t". !-..ii' j.Ki
I'fltin Kit 1 IK TH K lil.t H l. witil i:. m;:.
Perlii'l iil-ltu-.i fi.rall l!-.-;.ses i, tl.e
f.IVr K AM) Mi.EK KM I- M K AT ;:f;
STR!t:TIuX OK INI KSTI-. Ks. 1 l.l'- ;:y
fTEHIXK.OS ABKOMIN .i. UK'i 'Vs.
ERTY OK A want oK S! !tl iv: Ki; ii'''
Tf'N itKMITTRN TFEVtKS. I.Nh'i IV.
M ATI- IN ii?' TliK 1.1VKK. :i::-.l'SV
SLtrctitS'l llt CLATlON ;::!--!!t,Oi'!
Ails- KSsrs JALM-U:i'
s. Riir't'LA. liYwprps: AC r
Ji F'AKK l.K OTHKh ON
COMITAXTS.
OS. WELLS' FITRACT Of JPEU3EBZ
is oltV:ed lo tlie p':hl:e n ur.-a! invlu.
I remedy tor all impurities ct ihe l:T,d! oi
lor in-ua'iic weakness, with their atf.'o;hin!
'Vil. 1-iir the foieeoiii' efiinplaii.t-..
isronndetitlv recommended toeveiv rm:!v as n hoiisi
nol:: renieiiy whirh irf.uid iie h-.-elv t::'.:i-i. ie. n.l de
rauemenl!. nf the system, :t uivi-s h. aith, i--o:
Hid tone to all rile' vital tores. al:d aui:ual. -and
lortiiies all weak and 1 vmphaT ii- ti iuiici
aiiieiits. JOHN KELUXKJ, l Piatt St.. New Vork.
Sole At', :,t lor the I'nil. U S:li s
I'rne One t)oi!r p- r bottle. Sen., for Circular
T7v. sColocnv 1 i; 1
Weils' Carbolic -Tablets.
KOIt- ClOIIS. Ci.l.HS A- 1IOA ilSKN'KsS.
These TiilJctx i)ii-..-nl the Aeid in 1 omhiuation
w i:n other etlieienl ic-ii. .!ie,.in a po-.i!hii fra in.
r!n- i n,.- .,f ail TiiilOATaud Li'Nii d.-ieas.-s
Hiili:--i.NKS.s and U'KiiATIOX of tin
1 li ltDAT are iiiimei'.ialelv relieved, and state
aieiits arc constantly ln-iiiu scut 10 tlie j.inpi ie
.01 i.! lellef in i-asisi of Throat iiilrieiiitji-i 01
yen: staitiiiiiir.
ATT,T,Ti")T3r Ion-t.lie,ice. ived he woilh
'rf'Tr XvJ-Ll1 less imitations. t ,:,lv
Wilis 'v.:-!.:, lie 'i'n'.ilo:. i'riee S ts. p. r ifox."
l:MXQ. KKLMHii;, lMj.lt St., X. Y.,
s.M..i .or Giicuinr. side Aaenl for the U.S
G3CAT ma Fllll .IfiLUS.
tin .von waul a -itna'io'i a- in-;.!.
trart'imf M ill: eilanee mil;.. Ul Si-JO
ii.-r d:e -.-i.ii. ..iv new 7 '!r-(i:d iijr.
I'. ir- ....v.,-.. ta-l !'n -rr, i stimpit
i 1 :le:e 1. no i-i;.. Adilies;. ut r,...,
Wat cor. Wnler SI. A M;or:ei.
Laue,;X. Y. o: De o ho; n St. hieao "n il 4w
2.),000 KARES.
THEHLPIK shop. y..a ln.w 1V- aud
llOW lo lllltt:.- lilolley on tile tal l:!, vt- lOlwoi-
for I he i,:..i:t.-. ami how lo notion ,l.-.i.
toehar S600.00 f;;;i ih-i w M:..
t'RKC to every litrliu-l' s. l.Uiu lain..'- i- '(j
address r..
9w ziCWi-Kll A M.C! l;l)Y. Ciio-:n::ti, ii.
WiiitnBj's Heats Foot Harness Soar.
tSS I r ";;s. Waeks l'oli.-,l:r;. and Soap
V V j 1 lit fa same time. I'ut up in le.i .t.
5 k small si.e lioxes. j jU g i,
burs. 11ns he- a in nc for vrur- am
w lilies perii'ci i-iuiMaetion. eiu
stamp for our VA VKRf.Y. Address I-'. TV HIT
i oc i. kj. .mis oi. noston. ivass. 511.1
mm mm m mu
"(rents, w- win pay you MS p. r w.s k in Cash it
yon will enzitsc with '.is ut once. Kvervihiue,
t o j:. o. pom. A'.Liiress 1.
vu., v ion lone, 5! tell othMW
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS
."Biuii seii.i a tianri-ome 1 tosi..(-:ns of out
iip ii'jirm't t fimii -y t;tr:'e, contallioiL' nvei jo.
Une Seiipture rations In ativ Hool: As-.iil.
free of charge. Addri-.-.. Xa-pionai. Pfj:i.ioiNr
CO., cnicairo, Ill.,Cin.".uaail. O.. or .si. Louis. Vo
F HOLOUK' Kaeinatiou or Sou! Clno
ins:, J!l paues hy Herbert Hamilton.
now to liee this poweriwhich all pc.s.s-.i atwill
Uivinatlon, Spiriiualism, Sorc.'ltea. I.uoiio!o
ay, and 11 thousand other wonders. Price l
man j 1,'Aj, in cloth puper covers Sl.uu. c.pv fr,
to iiqi-rilriinlij. l,n.(l inonthlv oayilv n:.id.-." Ad
'iress T. W. EVA.VS, Pub. 41 StliStre.1 I'hihi
ae:pnia. tu auujw
THE GREAT CHICAGO FiilE.
T,t iroiemiiy Horn ol Unt IWi Crnlm-v. Ioo.iuX
p-raiii rt'i'':i-'l hth-rjmtrij. t-eiti-fitt -Sd.
H'iirli-tmliii(r IiH-h.leiil
5 10 to lorn conies of tuis il .ok seliinsi o. r dav
S imple Copy, list paid. ode. Address V.r;u-iI
trtr.i;, ctiicayo i ineinn; ts or St. Louis. Aie-iw
iiaiGMWsifl
A fiiiirisc hi.-tiiry uf rdc ist ot'l.ii m:st woo
(Jprfni ifciti(-. :uitl tlel.iilfti. (-irrmnhtntiat ;uu
Ivid atMHiiit nf its dtTiirii-liiii bv tire: u-irl
scons. liiH(lints. .tr. ly SU rs. Colhort a
nainniM -1111. ny taiioi's or lin inrn( i ri.iiint
ruliy t!luri;t('l from I'lioloill ;tl hs t;i k i n ttn ih.
spot. Agents Wantkk. -Address
r. F. VENT. V. 4th St. in-m..f
Ohio, iXXMvr.
a(;p:xts ayajs'tkd von.
JLtFJC DT UTAH
BEING an EXro.SE of the .SECRET
RITES mill MYSTERIES
of MORMONISM.
vTilli n full und authentic hitt.rv 01 Pi.Ivfmi.iv
by.M. H. BEApLK. Editor ol Ihe Salt l ake ih
porter
AKcms lire Illci lllllf W illi ttnpr. eeih iili-d ue-
cess, one reMrt in. suhscriliers in four ihi an
oliier 71 in Iwo days. Si-nd for t ireulio-s and vet.
what the press snvs of the work, x.l.lre-;- X -TIOXAL
PrHI.ISHIXG CO.. Ciiieauo. Hi.: Cin
cinnati, Ohio; i.r M, Loujs, Ma. ."-!w-
A MIRACLE!
Mr. Savi'ki. Put., ol W. K. S. hnieit ,v Co..
..iioiesaie ii.101 ami sane .'.labulaetur. is. 11 Filth
Avenue. I'illsbuiT.-h. Pa., lias li u a ill i.ie.1 u ii h
chronic riii'iimali-.iu for tiiirty jcar. I1..111 ln
riant hip to ha" loot, liavie to ue 11 ei uteh anil
cunt, mid al tun is so piiinitil lis ti iitfcrlv in")i-n:-itiitt'
him Irnin itllciuliu: to las' Imismu'ss.
Hiivinir frtrti every rtmtHty known, without tf
fii'l. ex'wjt .illihimt "s raiW Kiilr:-, lit i- it):i
ly iiulncrd In try it. A yiininl iipplii-Kinu ii:i
tU(l him to l;iy usiiio hi ri uicli. imtl k r hini-l-firtrd
n tH-niiain-nt cure. Mr. il.-ll. ji-vm iMiMiiltn
ml wrll-ktiow!i citlz.Mi. h living liiontuiicut
of t.'ii' i !i :iry of that yr. at mcil;, ory
(iiiiilawtl's I'Mn KilhT. ''iir utilict. d sitnuM iirk
(heir m-tHt'i -or di'u4M tui i;,ati. t:v ii Wm.i!or
fu! power. Mr. Uillilntia w, iintk-rsijitni.
ft'.-.i;ec'ulIi. a;?nt I u every tuwn uno imiiuu-j
r.,.- 11 vnm rt,ll"d ulllcg A ui T- "1 U i it Ateiuie;
CATARKIIf
Can b Cured,
RenJor, If Ta
ro tnmKcd with
Cofflintl.e Tin tit.
Or Chntnic Cuttrr A
nd Ciena, u.-v il
Rr..NoB Catabku
tsriwmol la u
rfnIe cao ins it
rmtJ m ettlnc
euro. JSvM by all
tO cla. pvr pucka;.',
Munuf.rrtnrttl tu
tor, (1. Krno M. I).,
Titiiavillo, i'a.
AlMtsold ny .HHIN K. IIKNHY. Anenl.
i'olle(;e ri.AH, Nkw Yukk i ity.
CjOj-' X'!:
lopzcmcvl
.-ar.
THE WOXDKItFri. KKMKUY I OK
C.lVt EK, hVPII HMs. it,F
I KK.S,,. IT Kill I V d t L i'j'iV
IIKO.MC BiiMID Dl
l ll:' a T K :"-1,'vi,S' J'"' r."ur:o-l r,n Kcuj
f Va n,--1" SV'Kl :a' sUK.itityo, the e.M
i'AX IjsKK. secured tlueiis:h the oth-i
:il recoiy.in-'...ar!.ii. Mld :.-(ili, ol Hi, Kjsi eileue,
he l ie-i ,1 ha r. ncd the ;v. ri n.enl of
H':': ''":1, lid ordMs f.,i-i:
v ::iy,rv;t;j;71.i:,;;"V'-rr,,r;''
con.p.i:..:,,. to.Vu-Je 7 v"l'"'-v
..Sf xv K '"""dwui.cd.l.d ,l,l
'r d w -l :..--ineB.biee.xpe
BUbS. KKKXE CO,
II W It.. tVd:,r -V- York.
l.ls- H. N e York; P. T. KtKXK, SI. I
L' l V? t'- i L:l
ei Ii t'reccli li: t :hro
in-.- vZ!.;.
ori.a:,! o,I I'.: ,.i f-;- a 1 to everv ioio
.i ri
HKNKY .ln BKKl-HER'S
I ri'Ki.-AiiY. i;,u .Is WtE
fcKKLY
1 n.u.
1 nie- n: .1 m..ii!te: aniitber ui :l".da;
!;s week: one -11 m oue day. and ma
i f. ialiv well, m.ikii'3 from $3 "and $10 to
-10 r eai. T.-ikes on si'l'I.I An old agent who
:iv.: -I think it the bt huxiNtn ftrr can -'t-iri
irf-tril, s(.r,-y ri i rl not cnajje WH.ner.'
lavs eerter tuar. an k n-enev. ,rr thtmtt
ifi mail- ii'ui.-it
i '?1' AOSNra WANTED.
I.. U:e'i Mai Wiui.s.'n ft Jll.Iell ev.-i when- 1
hue
ion e..iH! t.rri!or nd ml. U-r ein ular an
tern.: I. ii. FtlBD .V to.. I'ark Pl.oe. Ne
'y 'o nilield .St.. Boston. Ma-.: 0 Vwl
Jl i.liM.n St.. t Uicao, ill.
LVERY FARMER.
ts invited 'id h' adilre ve.-l. -eir
and Pinst-aire I'aiil a ropy of
American Farm Journal
riie in..r' Practical, the Bc.-t u.i cheapest -llu-t.
It Ahai.la.al paper ill the l uited States. Oi.jv
...v niia,..Ti.-ir. s,.n'i tor a siecfte.en ri.i
tll,LEK,I,(ii KS A CM
Toh d i. tlh...
w n a Ti h M.viA.
is 3 k ir.-red iree dnr-
COIu:e enr lo everv Mil;.eroi. r ..1
e:c.
i oniero
I'lemoiTal
uhiell i- ;:n
lloni.e li.r.
vieeie e i worili and populnri:-.
-Imiie- i'.i.ten. Theodore Tiiloii.
fiail I
onlilo.i.
etc.. wrde for every imnihi.r7 a
In tlualoii-. il d. rs Ihr.-e iii-.-t-ela-s o. lio.licnlt i..r
i.:e in-ii e ofone ..f ;lu-:u. A variety or ..r.
ipM'.U iiii- n! t.-rnii It j oii..i,iul. Rn,t.r'nii-'
opics trei
S.. t,d by H Jt V
t'uoi'.yh.-iv s.,tf Amtri'
41 ''"k "'wAm York.
I v. eiit-tive v.-his.'
:im,.h!el- lataiii!.. H;iient LxVi. will, f.01 a;
retion.- h.iu lo i.:;::c.i P:it.-iil, i,-eo.
boinal v.ii.uae oi i i-niiwinin t:ie XEVV'
I i-.NSt s by i.iiiiities nl.d all luiye cities 14U Ha-ir..v.n.'-
of eeti:.itie;it Moveinenks. Patent Law anil
nil.- loro'.hiiuiii-.- Piitetitti. niKile-t on receipt of
ceiu-.
A CtX IS W AXThD. Agents make more mo'
Lev ai voik for u- tlinn at Bnitbivff the-,
liu-ii.c.-s liiit mid pcruiaiienl. ParticnUtr- f.ee-
ii. Stixmjn Co. f) A,( fnMidun. Portlani
Ma. lie.
IVTOW KEAHY. XEW PCITI.AIi M POFOIH(
Si Size. Sss-m in. i.e.-. Bailroadu, Towii?hips. c.
hells rapiiiy. small capital required. Very !i'.ri
proiits Scud lor circular to li. c. BiMM.SU,,
Barclay st.. New Y.,rk.
A!ONIU IM-.aabed! at-pen-es
...mU Ji. D.-haw. A!trea.
F'WNliZl' KAHTH, free
vllle, Kv. MKJi '-O- 3d Siml. Lea'.
fiUivl'LST ADVEkTISLNU
Is IX THE WORLD!
Vof y.i p-r iuth p:r Mouth, we w ill insert hi.
Adu:,:is''i!,i:i iu ill sit-ciu.-f Ohio Newepa
ers. iiit-iiuiiiiL' t unilict. i'roptirtionut ratt- fur
mall r adver: i-M-mciit-. List stut tree. Adtirci
o go aawsiiL co.
41 and 11 PARK 1IOW. NEW YOUR.
STAMMKK1XC The cau-c removed
Dr. A. Boakuman. Eityi liadiiaiu. Ct.
Addaes.
$30. We AviH s&y $30.
Agents $-W per week to our rnait juid Vdlo:ibl
dtsscovene?. li mi waiil puruuirieiit. hoiitnable and
p'eat int work, iipply for partimlars. Andresh 1 -ER
CO., Jackson, Miclii.ui.
1,003 GIFTS.
Gr.iidi t.ot -ibu'it situ1 Di.-tiibnlliiii fur tbr Uru
elit of tie Fnourilins Ajlum ofArn JorV.
ar,4 so!iiiti' Sabers' UruiiaK1
iii.uie, V a-liiiitt.n, 0.
To be held in Wa-hinirton, cs 90011 a all Ticket,
are sold, of ivhich ten ihoV Xoiice will be jriveu.i
and Dot 1 iter tli:iu Xo eni.er 2:1, I.S71 Kntire I.D1II
ber of ticker-. i'a.o.ni eacli. 1.1.L5 liifli1. amouiit
ing to $-2UO.(Ml. to bis .w.irri-u: teiid lor Liri ular.
giving list of iifti- and Hefertuces. Ticket, can t.
nad ol
Ril.KY A ARUEXT.
Philadelphia, Pa. Colum'.u, o., and HicbDii.ini, ind.
Or, 1'. C. 1JEVLIX. Oeuerai Aeul.
81 Xaiau .'reet, .ew Vork.
Hon. H. McCVLI.Ol'Oll. Elktoii. 1,.
M.. GEO. r. CASTLE. B illimore. i 1 vmm n
Uos. J. S. XEtsLKV. PitiDbonr. Tru.tee
?---aii..-iaiiJ.
AeOIUUOIIIl.l Ot I :trt-.iiil,t liil Ipl-nnaL
Cdsed We best prom-ln- uf the groriU uml bnmlv
oftuekmr. J3J. 3U? :.7 j Brton. Mnja.
fcoiU by all Uiu;aiis -rc or .miliitimi.
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