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■ttiwvwi Tlje only t«$pn we know, wrtijfi politi C#1 party one* in power, does not always remnin slrdng endugU to bold ita position iflle- to maintain, its supremacy for iupranacy,ii because i t disappoint in some ; >»a1fa <»“tary. Itcould and would do this ray or other, tbe expectations of some ol If Congress would. a wlf s^rujjeing ts own jidbeimts. It is not generally in , Btfrit balf equal'to wbat the'body of tho K i t h » t , t b e y j « q .dJiveft .o & * p j4 « S S M l o n t o f tberanki, b u t one hierc, a n i a n . 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M f u j m T k , h S I b it maintained its bold on anyresptetablo olaw of voters throughou t all its year#of- tecreanoy and dereliction. But it lost at fcSftf&Srigpft Tarty tiM^wre^sA^g, atfitf-** na^jCrity-oi! Din w h o r e l u c t a n t l y a d m i t th e m i s t a k e s , i« l f o r * * p ( l vr r o n g - h e a d o d n e o s o t t h e i r p a r t y , , h ^ p # to p q r r e o t t h e m w i t h i n t h e i r ow n o r , >- J g i p i t o f h i i i , a n d io c o n t i n u e t o v o t e w ith i t 1 ’S t j l i J 'f il t e r i t f c f i h c e a s e d t o r o fip o t fch e lf ‘ p o - H i l i l u j n e w s . 1 B u t e n o u g h le a v e i h era l o n g ■ I d i h r o w it i n t o th e m i n o r i t y > i n t b o h o p e sthit t h d d t h w p a r t y w i l l d o b e t t e r in ih n f p t f f f c u l a u - o f w j i ic h th e y t o m p . l a l t t . Do our politicians at Washington fully cotnjM|hcu(l-, the ruling tboujht oi the * -v- ‘-h. j^p5e ^ g tb*ry do.^ I f *ao, »«*» ar**theyl Ibt^eobbting too confi dently on the atrength oi party tics, as the Dtmoofah aid balore thiir overthrow 1 If '♦ uaderitand tho leeding political tbougb t o f ihe pecpta, nt the present time, it ts to ma icogotnlze iu tlm admioistratioo d the goTtcnmenU that taxation msy bo grcaUy reduced, without seriously interfonng with Ihigtadui] payment nt tbu Nailonwl debt TSnjr believe this can be done and oaght to be,iad nothing short of ita accamplisb- IMbt will utiafy thta rcasousbie oynnion. Tbs present indic&tionB arc tbat it vrill not be nccomplished. Some *ofcc« havo been iallti) lh!0ongt<ae which have staggered tha public jttdgmont, and lahscd qucstjom ol OU1* R a llrot*. Tie Ifthff’iFr^c^ahd Hatch, bankers an d government bond dealer*,who havo brougnt ; t^e^lrlajjproniinently i ^ M capitalists ono; att#|lie ho'festing public b jj|j|q || in Burops en’s out the Centri^ ^ |e Railroad i are curreafl^erc 'and in tbs Tmropel aarkets th e la i n e ' t t l govern- '*°8y tM | ^ b# holders iC hodda-r-tliejJilaet loan ;; ■ H k iiiu •$ ® D ifi & ' nOtA&ijf. B*»*ie t o cavam mm^HtWCHUiL IftOSiHES. UWHj v Otwstpst 41 S t »• yNjfibXv, *{. I!;* - f.\ W *.fi ■is ,\. ,v! Vi Cf ■I *4 *; ’uWtU ___ t o a*} 1 0 w T ! 7 lft^ i4 3 M K k IflM d y . .A. tjOaml.itatlmii, m * » )* “ * • • * * * ■ \ * • - y-™ * •- W t . . q ^ r a a a .»H»iaiA-*B3s^ r i i » f a > - , .a w b ?■« - - - — •+»*?, JSJfl.Vv’-t dtacp atguiflonce,—foreshadowing a strug- glm'ostween offlde holders and tha people, nostualiko (lust in tho Roman Republic be tvreoa the Patriuan and Picbian classes. In tbiavierw of txanapiring events, thcao tlmw mmy prove the most momentous In our an- nail. Tho struggle for po-wcr, and tbo emoluments of office has only been shilUdi not overcome. At Albany, in Now Yoik City, and at Washington, tho iq.lrigufi ol ■Jt wi^Epesthood ,ytin4l Echonocs oi match- lW |)otitical intricacy arc being wore® into the web of our immediate history. This straggle for power,.-high poptloo, and money emly gtamt^now'-bclng Wwk^. may bo bloodless but not bUraolcss. Ifen IqpJjOC, hold on to their emolaments and pkgfStsites Aitb.n pittt’-wxi thuc'tf- Ip ths wloffituupJkds^cxi vote# atCoafjtot! refining to abate ono dofiar of their self ewaxdid compensation, oi $3,000 a t-erm, with mtkago, stationery allowance, and privxltgM, wo aco tlio nadncioirs eicrctoc of » pomt over tbc people, and hostile to t bdr InUrwtf, which will require btrfc'llUfe Diuti hsg ftt the breast of avarice, to swell to tho dto**WWSOf;tpoT* than PiUTpaninsoteEoo aid ainluatlpd. 'Are party hfedth In ouf c&vdxj'pit £ 8 5 * * * t r l % 41 |^ f s i a t i . r \wiihawa- i ' T h i 1 t t V ' r \ 1 T r: UNwaU » *»>■. Twwsi, BsgyteM* \•ra(* Aft.-aM MWO*Uito»«VWT*tb* 0 » known ^AttJBpttlaSa avtl Iftc. Ilw* * 1 * oopouibf t o b r h b a t * : . Osstsuf Cftk ifyAt -Howara «tg$ % j ' ' R003TAEiS l O T AiraJrats w » * » A * A T X 0 ir«* rjm i i s' ?»• j i ■- E- A \ % rts«*s atftlnXUftla*, Ike Xticmiaiior* fjsgtsi> i.a*l IffT ffn tn — ln~~^— * '^<5SSi6i#5«*-Piw4ar. • a a k t t s r x l i l v h OftrwVfttVsnat* W B e e t o a t o N f W a t t qjaartftris O w f h « * e s * iy *. gjgsasyu».«>. 1' . 0 \ M -, w 5 » S ,,a T l i i S . l ! £ A * i. , v ->, ^ v jd AtrciaiiM**'.* . i n i l apMM WiirDjoia Th* boat Intka mottd «wwliaa i*ttatte-lM»irtftawiiB.Uos> aoe-aoaiaia 'iAwwatjfh/tdiftitioifon to oroditce taatk. MaiSkaWaaatolaftdMiuivI) AJOlti _. . _ . .. Bold to. iatMl.'lG Dead SU Now Tort: W i u t E v e r y H o r s e m a n W a n t s i ?o®D>t* * ilp' awdmhuble UNisaNT AjOrtaa Mtlcia l» Dr ToWki Venetian Bores — i-Ratbatuw ttba* DnUar- - Foe Xts*. .v a t o M .w ill.'i W h a t-if -li.r i m o d to en r e H jku j u vs I jj r |l*!d)#wk*t W Borso) rtlll bcwtlUont it slier irjln* -towtatU^ Dacjtoecre ires «ni». ott*a BiTesTtke lUeotaiO»v*rb«atod or anwei iionc For Cotie tH j a t o A a i J M c t o i i t o a i i e v o r & r « i joet w n n u i m b w nt * • ^ 1 1* farX Place, New Ywk vn LUtmSNf Foewy A M . . ; 1,BL0. ^ P« C « D r a g g lik »%*anua* n ea.cu have tnn a^riena ^WrwMfSjtinicc tlis* am e and atjllor ISW ^ S T tSSSSS awttlwaiSiea (otmetiy occnpli* ¥ vr.Ifo 11 Wool nff ’ T im t a i, war S e x * INC UJ n m WTBl rt*n» w*w . , rival factljrts Jijlatli Brhtril todty*<ar, to be auoVerl (o c*rff on their g u m for power, by the uie o i o divldsd people am tlisif dninrinadU,- snd notatil) jEj^their protection and benefit’ AicjhittofcSnktl an* of pariiadnehk), chftcV| N j s d & W |(« t n d e i of^ll|mihreoot«^ by MtNriwto trlhifipM ’add ddfeal* fordWcr, to rerall i o no good to tho peoplol In oth a d by _ i* . r \ \ i . \ j t k .~ t , with, swL whtn won to uluffiy iliaasrt Otoin F |dli) bidldibgof .the novf GaptoL al 'A m n y ,w * a ^xytobae, before it-is codfple- ted, o f fiftpau million dollars agfunl tho popular will; the wbolo gpvniDmoent of tha jnaDtbouda,* BOW oft*r to capitalists and in vfeatora thi. % 0 mortgage bonds ot tbe Chesapaakc and Ohio Railroad Company. The success attending thibg^'di introducad ... ..'. ' —atiffi lisiLbeen ex P: \ JespRn Poi introddcM by Pittmand ■Rat'eb'—wero all sold in about ten weeks, and the loan was closed in January at 80. They are now sailing at 84 bid,ancl non'e offering at that « # # > Railroad Knl^j^a tho A»- lant&iJoeauJconnedlibg'di^tly'witli the Pacific coast, over the Union and .Central faciflc Railroads to.San Francisco. In ad ditjqn IO| tfac thjrougb- traffic with the Wes ternRmtea^nd Tictffc coast,tho Chesapeake •od Ohio kaifcokd run* through a rich por tion of Virginia, which alioundn in coal and on her prbdtictd.tha transportation of which la exceedingly prafitalilo tn railroads. The directors uf the company ore sbrowd, weal thy, and iniluent|sl titjzQUs, among whom are C. P. Huntington, Vice-President of the Paci ficitsilybadj! and'/.tho _ following well - knownMiarrica : Wiliam H. Aspinwail, Da vid 8 thwart, William B. Hatch, A. A. Low,. New York, aud Pliny Fisk, Philadelphia. The trustees are William Butler Ducan, of Duncan, Sherman and Co., and 1‘. C. Cal- burn. President of the Fourth National Bank, who aro an ample guarantee th&t tho interests of tbe bondholders Wiil be prop eily protected. The reputation nf Messrs. Fisk and Hatch, and the extreme care they have lakou in permitting their names to be used Ui market loons, together with tho btgh standing aod reputation ol those di rectly interested in tbo road, entitle lho bond* to moro than ordinary attention from tbo publ.c.and merit their confidence. Tbo completed road is already of sufficient value- to form a sufficient eecurioty for tho wbolo proposed amount ol mortgages lo be sold. When completed, tho property will bo worth dublo the amount of the first mort gage bonds. 0. G. Harger and Son Bankers, ore the appointed agents for the solo ot these bonds, and will furnish pamphlols, maps Jbe. on application. A tiooft thtM g B e t o ( i In an other column of this paptr will be •eeu an advertisement lor onq hundred qaarrjBsen and laborers to work in the old dfibirtliff and Fuller\ iron ore mine*, near the Philadelphia station, In thi* county. Tho mines hive lately been purchased by a SyripUke complyy 6t, capitalists, and Mr, Lewis \H. Mill#; of SterlMgriik A new company styled tho •* Sterling Iron tiro Company,\ has been organized, with ample capital to move 100,000 tons of iron ore per year to market. These mines have been Celebrated fot *irong end( superior Iran. James Sterling, deceased, the pioneer io the iron business ro Northern. Now York, wprko# them *u$cssfully for many year*. yft uadetstaad th* hew cpnapifiiyhaTa a pep tract with the 1* Oqonclagi Irofi Compa ny,\ st Syracuse, to furnish them 40,000 tons of Iron ore per jcsr lor towcral yearn, and wlil, as soon aa practicable, work tbc mines to thoir fr’t capacity for western for- laces, j * Here to a load struck that ought lo make Watertown tho Pittsburgh of Now Yqrk, We ought to have tbo furnaces and rolling mills aad machine shops hero to work op these rich ore* thnt lay beneath, w feet, in. stead of wbooling tho nre and pig iron to distant cities for manufacture. Shall we over awake to our golden opportunities ? otBclal P la a t ir In N.T. There aria nearly aacjte of municipal o f fices Id the city of New York which aro es timated to bo worth more to tbe incum bents—most of them very much mom— than tbc pay of the President of tbo United 8tates. There is the office of corporation counsel, worth from $50,000 to $75,0C0 a year , Sheriff's Office, from $50,000 to $100, OOO Street Commissioeur, $50,000; Regia tor, $80,boi> to f a.OOO ; dtra aty Clerk, $*0. OOO, Comptroller, $50,000 to $100,000; City Chambatiaih, $50,000 to $100,DOO; Surrogsto,$20.000 to $30.000: Corporation Attorney, ‘ $35,000 ; Collector of Penonal Taxea, $100,000 to $200,000, District At torney, $20,000-Jp $40,000, and bo on al infin&why,. The Police jaifioos lodeiye $10,000 a year,' or mors than the Chief Justicaof the ftiirnftd*. ^ilua gase: ono tbat can be r' tol|hsatisfaction o l any caff|P 1 T3ja%i|e town ol Rttt&ad cai^i- privilege of subscrib^ $30,000 to iho capital stock ot the Carthage, Watertown and Backets Harbor It. R., as a town by bonding for that amount. As that brings them under tbe provision o i tht lft.w, vjhiehsiys all taxes levied upon the road, ekcept for school and highway purpo ses, shall be deposited with the county tfeasufer' as a'sinking fluid to meet the* bonds. We will figure q little on this, nnd our neighbor, LeRay, Is » good basis to figure front. LeRay has a railroad ten miles in length, and levies a tax on it of eleven hun fired dollars. Rutland with seven miles at tbe same ratio, would tax theirs $770, which in nine years, gives the sum of $7,000 nearly ; which makes a sinking fund st compounds interest, tbat will make on amount in six teen years more than will pay the bonds.— But, say you, how are we going %q got the benefit of compound interest o o tho stock alter two years.* With our sinking fund prepared aa above calculated st tho ond ol nine years we have the balance o f the thirty years after the road is completed to tax ii in, making up the amount of our tax for State, County, and town purposes, making it Btand in the town’s favor about like this at the end of thirty years: Railroad stock paid for, $20,000 Taxed the railroad, general tax, 15,000 School tax, 3,500 Highway tax, 1,500 Increased value of land, 25,000 :hq^| afiyjBci dto, Th*'business of tho country goes on asbetore. The fact is no trifling obstacle hke a Court decision impedes the npal' y momentum of our bhsinis; balance wheeL .The p.ow.qr behind —the enwgies of tbe ^people, lceelc it roliing. , - ^ ? 4 ja © P o n j p s r t c i £ |o bo. tried for-the m u r d e r of Rictqr. N a if. Oa the 21st o! M arch. The Paris G azette says i t is be lieved t h e Prince w ill b e acqixitteifo.- TYhr* ever d o u b ted th a t. Amount, $04,000 Aud this is away down to the smallest point tbat can br thought of, for fajrmt havi come up all over the town since the Horn railroad nas b:en lm.it more thaw twonty- fivo dollars per um-. au J thut docs nut run tu every man's •!> m lu our liguu- su far, »c luuc not put in anything a« giving llio naier |iuwer iu tht town a value Aa it i-, St can be seen that it ie of little value for llio use uf vrholctale manufacture cl flout, nuj, as iti. ets twenty dollars a car lead !•» -Iraw wheat from thi nearest station tn utaiiroad tuany p-'Lutoo 'ho river above Watertown, and then as m\ch moro to gut it back agata. It costs the cnair makers at Bla*.it Ri vcr from three to ,five hundred dollars a year to deliver wbif chal'a thcv triiip ' y railroad. And yet we must say Aral it ta going tu cos! the town ofRatl&nd sonwth'og ifsbedoes Iur the $20,000. Let us have Lhit m figures, so that every man can tell it once what his tax will bt. II wc pay aba'f years interest tbc first year, it v, ill bo 1) mills on ono dol laror 15 cents on a hundred dollars near ly. If a full year’s interest the sooond year it will be double this, making, saj, foor dol l&rs and a half on a thousand dollais. Real ly it don't seem as ii there was a mau I d town but would give the amount required of him to have tho enterprise go right along. • IiuTLxdn). M a r r i e d BALI— HAY—Ori'Woanoeday evenlos.E'cb. ICtli. st tbc reside vco ol ibe liride, by Rev. >'. k- Osbom, Jtr Hiram Hall, of JSHIslmrgh and Jirs.8<l'y Ray,cf tteniiorson. X J i e d . BENNBTP-In Elligboreh. on tUe 17ih Inataot. Eatbur Jane, (lati}?bter of Tbomns Bonnetl, Eb( 1 - »gtd 19 years.and a montlis. BLWOOD—I d thn village of AUploa. Mletaifsn. on the 7th day ul February, tin tan t, at than rcaUleucc ui bis ton.m-iaW.\Wllll«m Elwood, aged 71 years. Nr. Elwood will be remembered am old raident ot this city. Be earned the B*me repatilloxi for In duatiyandklndne B, In Albion thnt dlnlttgnlsbcd blzn whl'c an inliabllant of Watertown. R A N T E D FOR CA8H. OLD CO'ti'EIf, I. BA I) and BttiSS, llylhe ' WATEHTOWT! LOCH WOI1KS, FDitTA|!I,B STEAM ifTGllNE, T W U L V E l l O R S E P O W E R Hor sale Rt a Wlprn'ii t Ky Tlio \V . . T t i t I \ t A £* i.u< K. W OfiKS. JAPAN WOBK and BriiiHIonldlni. ‘’Neatly T>ono at lhe WATBRTOWN LOCK. WORKS. FchiJwlUitf JufleraoG Comity, New ' Ojjdeii$buijrh lUtlroad, . r o B i i x s ork, ou thu Liuo ol tho Komu, W » W r to«u anil 13 s u l o s lrt»m the ctty o f W iilertow j), &ut) ti lallu? from, C|po Vlncont, aod hoot tbc Y$llit{r« of Thm Mile B*; and cmbraciOfc,* ubotit O N E T I 1 0 D S A N f i A C R E 'S ol very j»rodiK'Uvu land. T h i« tract i - CfliBclaU)1 adapted io eud would m a k e a jjiuliiflble c m in^ a zul Catty Farm. Tho babicribor h * 3 d r a in e d clufireaand eubdncd It, aod offers It to r ffllo at r retKoiiflhlc i*rlcu, anil o u o a s y lcrxns. For pfirUcnlarf oddreea WU. DBWBY, Ashland^Fartn, T h ree Bar. doodAwtJ .L’rf'uraon ( 3 0 ..N . Y. MANHOOD ! How Lost, How Regained I JttiC P u b r tebidiu » fodJttl iLX'datn Fn«?osix c e n t 8 a bfiurrHis un . rcRNAj:'.*i/.^ .'its atilbnt and radiuji ctr* <>\ Hppnu *turth(c *, <» ecnalnal 'W’cAlcne?’’. Invt l uiAjy But <*»ioe*, tnjifWulDeblll ty, an<l ‘u^cdimunu «• m<t*uA«;ugeat'r*ltY 2 Korw«ous- /i» iur new, coia-.mnKlon t h'V^y, and SCcntal and ' nbyaUa! .nc-apar uy, n-.a'tlair hum tei( arouse. Ac., s b o o d W ‘4‘ BT J .v .1 ilfW '.l! M 1* BULhor Ol UbO*'UffCCO boON, S C. “ A boon to thonsandaof loffoaara—” , Bent under teal, lo o plain «n,$clop»c. toiBT ad* j tni-ca(uow paffiy cooeiraci© J) to b< ire*$, poaipaid, oo reft ipl of s‘i ct tao^o,'.- ’o enrty u io iho j»r”i)Oaod isrculaq* atu etampa, to OilAS-J. L\ KMNii A Oo.. 137 Bowery, Now Tork, Post Office Boi AlfiO, D- Co'tdnrc Ye ‘Afarriaijo tin o^*.4' j>r c© ente. hovMsw BANAERSAND bEALRftaiNGhVERH- M B N T S E C U R I T I E S , No 5 N abbau B tbmt , N xw -Y ore , » February 15lh, 1870. The remartenbia Hiiccees which attended our uego tUtlou of i!\o Louw of the Uesthoj. Pacino Ban. uoau CoaraNvand iho WxsTamr Pacino RaiL- aoaxi Vou tamy, !. nil t he popularity and credit wh cn tbeee Loans have maintained In the markets, both m this country an d Europe, havo ahown that the Firat Mortgage Bond* of wiaely-lo.catea and hq.nor? •bly-managed Railroads are promptly recognized aud rcadll; taken as tho most suitable, itfe, aud ad- vast&seous form of Investment, yielding a more liberal Income than con hereafter be derived from Government Ronds, and available to take their placo. Assured that, ia tho Belt rtlon and negoilation of superior Railroad Loans, wo ire meeting a groat public want, and rendering a valuable service—both to the holders of Capital and to those great National works of internal Improvement whose Intrinsic merit aud substantial character entitle thorn to^tbo use of Capital and tbo confidence of Investors-.vre nawofforwlth spedalcoafidenco tnd satisfaction tho m i l KOBTOA0B S O N S * OF THB Uucsapsake and Ohio Railroad Company. The Chotapeako and Ohio Railroad, connecting the Atlantic coael and the magnificent harbors ot the Chesapeake Bay with lhe Ohio River at s point of reliable navigation, and thus, with the entire Rail road system and water transportation of tho great West and Southwest, fora* Dae additional East and wAst Tnuak Llae, so lmpcrsUvo- ly demanded for tho accommodation of the Immense and rapidly-growing transportation between tbo Atiautic seaboard and Europe on one hand, and tbo great producing regldnj of lhe Ohio and Ultslselppl Vallcya on lho other. The Importance or thia Road aa a n e w outlet from the Watt to tha tea magnifies St Into ono ol national conieqnence, and lnauret to it an extensive through trafic from the day of Its completion; while, lu thu development of the cxtcu stve agricultural and mineral resources of Virginia and West-Virginia, ll possesses, along Us own line, tbo elements of a large and profitable local bus'ness. Thus the great Interests, both general aud local, which demand tbo completion of the Csasai-saK* ono Ouiu Ean-Ruan to the Ohio River. siTord the sure it guarantee of Ite eueccia and value, and ren der it tlaa moat important and aubalan- tfial Bailroad anterprlae now tn prog ress In thia Count ry. Its sapcriority aa an Hast and West route, aod tho promise of an Immense and profitable trade await Inc Ua completion, have drawn to It the attention and co operation of prominent Capitalists an RaU | road men of this City of eoond judgment and known Integrity, whoeo connection with it, together with that of eminent citizens aod business men of Vlr rimta and West-Ylrvlnla, laaarcs an rncrrst- le. honorable, and kaecesifitl manage- sen t . Thi Road Is comoletod and tn operation from Richmond tothocclobrat.il Watto Snlphar Springs of Wc*.-Virgin a. 227 mllo', and there rem.la bm •OjjiVro tbo 0 I r.vor $ 1 , or near, tbo mo a Iff ot me Buj ti&adj ilr«r. iSo mllea abovo ClLdnuAU, jllU 35j ax loi bo ow 'NT' 'RMATI0Y 4s r - 7 & ^ ; ”“d JfcS'rfo'n'm 'b'r the bprlna and summer * co,,y f 0B iv»aui|S $ tu Pt-°P,e'0 ^ “r e a l f p ^ a a ^ ^ 1 $ 7 3 2 IN Rm ide bvono , e>'nt. sailing Silver’s p,.„. Broom. Over 5 0 ,000 n«wma” “ by Run. H tace G.oeley ana American One COU. ly reserved ior each Agent. o i ?ntl<t. A Co- 88 Uol'llaudt stiect, N. If. or 12G Wuk!'X*s» s»t. Chicago, Ul. U6Wu“>hSS *eblSuT TUB A f l B t t l l i i t f V i j i i u K N I T T I N G W k Q S sm Ispreaemed to tho pnhilc n» the most 81m«n W able, aqd Compact and ,<jl|enu KulttSiTfJNb ntrna lv,vVnnvsA ,.’7 r i ,“ xx\Wraak UNbi.. . ovor tnvomcd. FEXO£l - - O N I T • WILL KNIT \ \ ' l 2 ( 1 ,0 0 0 S t i t c f f e s i n ooe minnti, and do perfoot work, leavine everv knoi a ..,- side of the worfe. ft wUl knit a pair o| size) in lesa lhan half an hour. It wlit kniiffi.™) . — - . . . Open, Plain or Btbbed work, wtthanvktS lji--\ or fine woolen ra r e , 9%«ottou ailk or «M°5{SMe knit stockings with donblo heel and hooods sacks, smi & S ? . 1 “ liclc!tBeTev * * J f f l O M $ 3 T O $ 1 0 p e r 4 ^ a T ^ a » , f f i r i & * s s » 5 i S ' atois can oven make more, Jofittlpg fime?3S' which ai ways commands a ready ale.Vrifi,.?*’ readily knit from twelve tofllteen pair, or«2?!i2? por day, the prodts on which will ‘bo pS forty cents per pair. \ “•» FA RM ERS Can noil tbelr wool at only rorly to fitly centi per poond: bnt hy getting the wool nude Into vJS at a small evpense, and knitting it Into lock, t i three dollsra per pontd mayhorealiaeA im ' mm C of *15 we will forward a machine os ordered. ^ We wish to procure active AQ XNTg In evert tion ot tbe United btatea and Uanadaa, to when most liberal Inducements wUl bo o fibred. Ad*!*, Amcricau Knittiug fcblSAw F c b l 4 w O o m p u j ^ Boston, Mat1^ or at Loulfgo. 1 was c u r e d ot O jealnoaaandC a terih b v a ilimu. rem e d y a n d will s e n d t h e receipt 5 ® , SIRS. M . C. L S G U B T T . m>bokea H. j OPIUM EATER for Clreular. Address WE. P. FABlfiB ft Co. Fobl-iw AnacdeUa, D.fi AGENTS WANTED^ * Svemtloaoat—A7mw tveil a o m a tio * G a ld e a t o t c t t t ii u r prrtect ilth. P a n t s , R o a n d « b tiate. and Ladlee'D r esfbi. iw a ik? atb lo in c v e r j h o o a e h o ld . A d d r ess R k E s i T * SC O T T , P l t: « n a r e h . FA ’ FrbH? 1 Great ( JISIOOQ S H ouown d Lai in tff S Ubt a m a t s by A g a ^ per y e a r ami nm lo o r leu ti!«, aeHiM o a r m li uuurvn d P . ' o o t K v e r lu t lllX /W h t t s Wirt oia»-he« Llnca 0 uApcji cuid bctt cloiW* D r« in th ” world ; OQU 5 C ts pot fo o t u l win Ubta bnnorod $ear», Addrt« tff$SJ e a o Bivar W ire C o ., 75 W il liaxS t r e e t , $ew Torkar 16 U e a ib o r a t t , C h icago, III. FehM v E . L ^ M S B S , m . D C tR 4 J > t 'A T B Prom P.-euch 8clxool o f K e d l- T ctno and t^ n e r r / , V i c t o r i a U n i v o r g i t y , SB o n trw a lj PbreJcitfn (o . h e Qruy N uq «* ( i -teral Qo*j>’i$l, « j ,d lTortdooc<^ A ft ' qtj Dltpeor& ri e . SdiUir o( itx« MG » 2 rtwO M cdica1©'' aud f'»cr©lary oF the ChirurZ’C1 * bonetjof Maulrcral. O P P K B— F tr«t door, td floor Arcad©. C : r o o r U o w k aufiCoffeeu Mrort*, W ttcfvtrwD.N Y la h 15 d t o J ' O P f l Y N l f l i n S . F O R BALE A GOOQ PHACTICB, In $ p l e t u n i rHlrjre.- aod flnc fu m i n g 5 cs:Uod Id tho Norcffc o part of tM« coontjr - w ith or w tihoax > jfood restdence- The prccool occttp^nt coote m p licwr a chim r c of boJiocas. The roaoe ir e gooa, t l i o coaaU 7 woil settled and thrlrtog. It 1$ t a ore?} by a ycty desirable country pr*ci ce. kot further paixUcolar O ffice. HAcilj revltLt $riiich i t to adbercd t o by C o b g r e s m * t j - a l l these things wear thn gm so of assotifiptirilis n f power inim ical (n th e prinelplw o l our Rvalcni of gowcrom ent, tn d vbdeh i n th # earlier d o y i of tlio R e public toroutri h a r e killed an y m s a r,v ) ) ir ty to i o n t i c |toop)o W^ori- tfionsreha go t o w s r , th a u sobjeclo Lear tb e bur dons, b a t thb royftl faxuilies g a tbor to themsulaes s l l tbe p rofit! s o d fill th e honors, li wo fsO to tek« c i te , th e opposing leaders of r i v a l pw ttos w |U N tT f|jsS» .tSo feamo w ay. T b e C W ttti x v IltW .w iglid io th e p a n e qf t i l e p y w Ybiclicvor v t i j it’ ffisuflii tlio profit! ftT#> obsorbod b y Hie leaders. 'm u t t t n f i' b a t ’ little w h n i rnlefi, i f | Bnprcree C o u r t of th e United S tates, s a d (b e u n r e inexorable burdens arc la i d upon | oioro t-ban tb o J u d g e s o f Uio C o u r t ot Ap- W i m * i f d f t i w w w a “ ” 1 S T O P i THAT iGOUGH! D e a t h o f W r . J . W c a l c y H a r p e r . Ut. Joseph Wc--ley H arper <Ucd Monday morning, tbo 14th 'ostant, a t bis house. No. 88, Olav k street, ih Brooklyn. Mr. H a r p e r w a s ooc of tho four brothers who founded the lam o u s publishing houso ot H a rper & Brothers. Ho w a s tho s o n ot a farm e r, who lived in Newtown, on Long Island, o n a place which wo b e l ’.ovo ia still owned b y thofiarei’v. T b c father appren ticed bui sons, ot i had four, J o h n , 1 J a m e s Joseph It , , .i( 1 Fletcher, t o tho ptlntiog trad e , ai ■' • • n wtvod th s l r ! apprenlii >sh)(i iL r .u o li. ’f t w c r o w k e n o ( | a g s tiL c n i..:. i . . il by t h e fcl , der broth t ; ' They began bu- u • ai s< ( i u • era fur pub- ; Itohers b u t >-• \n i ,-_nan I ■ p d>l»sh o n tb o ir ow n a c c o u n ’. ... I mwlv '■ ir car'icat su e - ! r t m sca n o t ( i l l . tlir o u /r l i .h u t rrenil w o r k . , U o n . Tticwo w h o try—alw a y s cm It—c o n theertold * .1 , J ' , K' 8 F S . I « < J tons avoid.C o n snm p tlon snd tn early p a n tn e n t h e n i i - l v t . h i t • s u L* trm . x c c D e n t I P r ice on ly i s c e n t s O n e trillion aola u a n u ll y , and sonnrl j . I- m • \ . ’i,<li iln-v show ed im and aolfievcmrfaere. ___________ laaBwlr-dSin tho seiectin 'o i ’wrukB lor p u b l ic a t io n .1 r i y y n m T y w r v » T b o lilcrary culturo nnd correct ta s ta o f iffftft I f t A iM N VT 1 f t ' 1™ ’ COntlibDlr3 vwT»MK0- rrq i E atumtion o f Skaters i s called lo Uio Fi no Slock ly lu tl)!B rem it. A. ofBfcaiwon hand a» iho Btorcof T e n E y c k * H* wss a t ono tin.c the prcof-roadcr ol ikwapsnj- th e firm, cu d at nuothcr 1c rem an ol t h o i r ' t im p O iiug-room . n w'cich he had to d e a l . B a r n o y a t B o r r y ’s O lnb a n d t N i r a i . w ith a ls r g ’r i ray of m ou w h o wore, a n F r s d x i c k B t o r e n s (£ (( p i itere w e re f i th e n dsya, \ h r n l cnaea,' ^ , ,< u a p t to dr'tsk to oxc. ond to bs d « srrsderly. r a o r I t WXS on# of his pic r t i n t rr. :oiIrctions in , Aad a fire aarorimL'QtofCommooSkarcrandfftripr h i s later y v a than iu h is maaxgetncDt of I ™rj '-6W nrieCT. eaqoire a t or a d d r a i llo u lci»-Yl»ir P r o f . I l m m i l t o x i ' i M B D tCATRD GOUGH CANDY', Bfiado from cx tracts irrvpireri in Vacuo—a certain cficcllvw: remedy far Oooatrs, Co dei' Qoareenos. Sore T l m a v . Aitto- vna. Bronchitis, and (Xm>ciop. RO IIgRT T E N BTC K - SO D S B T L. U T L B 7 . Yf. DdQw J ^ O , r o n T B S H O I . I I ) A T S J« W . P E O H , .li the Old Stand, No. 80 %truter's SUxjt, W o u ld inform l i c citizen s of W a tortow n , Ibrntbc w h ich can n o t bo e x c e lled :p qoaRty ot price, by n n ;1 b o n s c lo th e city. Iiu nlep ln v i’ cs attention t o hit j Stock o f Q r o o n and Dried Pruitt^ i Vetrotablci, Poultry. Ac. lie hanateoa acteclinsa ol , . . . A s s i s t a n t A l d e r m e n r e c e i v o $ 4 , 0 0 0 p e f a n w ^ e f i i o r p c s c o o r vrar p r e v a i l s , i t i a o f nuni> o r „ m u c k a s t h o U o v e r n o x o f t h o * -------- —k—. 1 — .-. i ---------- j i-_ g,kte_ ipjj0 M essengor to tha B n a rd of A i- d e r m c u is p a i d a s m u c h a s t b e S t a t o C o m p tr o l l e r , or t r e a s u r e r , o r A t t o r n e y G e n e r a l , i w h ile th o C i c r k o f t h e C o m m o n O o u n e l l r e c e iv e s th o m a g n i f i c e n t s a l a r y o f $ 7 , 5 0 0 . — A M a g i s t r a t e in W o r c e s t e r , M a n . , th * other day, h e l d fi m a n o c lj!» o w n r e c o g o i z - * fines i n $ 5 0 0 n o t t o c b m m i U a i o ’d e , h e b a v - 5 p e o p l e s c h o s e n r e p r e s e n t a t iv e ? ,' j iug p r e v i o u s l y a t t e m p t e d to b l o w o u t h i * h e a r i n g i f a d i p l a i n t , n n d k n o w i n g o f th e ir brain a . T h e m t g l a t r a t o e v i d e n t l y t b o p g b t M ttl* c o c x t q u e o c o iy h e t h c r it' i s i m p o s e d b y b j J B u p a v j o r K i n g , b y P t r l l a m f i c t o r G o n - C f o K b y t t o R e p u b l i c a n or t h o D e m o c r a t i c pMrtjrl* ’ ’P o l i c i e s , w b a t h c r r o p u b l l c a n , a t is - t c p r a f i c f a m o n a r o h i u l , if t h - y i s s u e m tho t a m e g $ e w o u s b a r d e a a to s u p p o r t t h o a e is * u t h o r i t f » «re a f t ffio s o m o in r e s u lt. etabtmtttetbte, roiuso to share them, but cwittq*;to';ui»prifi|oly utarier,. lj^oiq a fityle o f Jutoiiiiiftace riralcil only by royal /»miltob!*»telaefiro wotemftlwof it, but tttfiVwe barer# coiue to aAtriau* -pais xn our p t o totw .iJlfO ^ thftir o w r t h i n k i n g a n d d e r ia a q that money was of more value than bratua in Maasacho*#ts. ' —Irf £li# S uprem e C o u r t a t E x e ter J4. H., on T h u rsd a y .th e ju ty aw a r d e d $ 1 ,885 d$tq- S|cS tO 'W iliiiin H . B e lknap, w tgbter o f v-s w . ■ ■ *E°i ■Jocauie his ticket wm dated the tffiy' “ 4 4 ^ P l}’i l >i'!P*s. jtta A j m t e M i ^ t r i t t R r . B e lknap b d r i e n x a S o h 'U k f r h w n i t o i ' > maoxgetncDt • tUrfiO men ho had ea r tired the'r ‘ricudihip, I a a d though a young roan, w a s able to I maintain disciplme ’i tho “ chapel,'’ with o u t cvc* report og * i b t . d words o r Usrab measures. Mr. Hi'par wm a woM read mac familiar ; w*ih most o f the mosta* tn English litera ture. and w.thoflt makirg the ler-t preten-1 ba*'j'n'iT r e ^ ‘' to mo'HoL^T^oiracraoit s CCS to scuolarfih.p^A* race*. 1 he was sin ' nuaot of O O N F E O T I O r T A R ' Y i gnlarfy f’ae frempretoi.jjn ol any kind— — wrotnina w *y Clear -tud finish* 1 strife, aad was a suund crii end an eic.ufcnt judge of the Htaffiry moritfi oi books. Wo l»ve hes-d that he Wrots t'aeprclacss which aro found un many of ft c volumes ol tbe r i m i c r i - n m r old Family L ib r a r y , and hoa’w&ys exc'cis^d H I.Y <. R O iKRIKh. a la.go bilncuco over thocboi.-e o! tho pub 5nd *>n>yi..ictis, ranri-ii licxtions of h;s hoirss, u. wc’! es o v e r tbe conduct Of Hfpor’s Mngozrno. Until hu 7 Thopobticaj-o Invited io cjil^and examlao orit eldest eon grow up aad ru’.rel the bustntss. ,wil: c2lap*rc f»vo«s>; .. . rv.„ .f . . r „ in _ vritb any hoire. in th e c ity lo onaiity a n l rbcspncac. M-. Hsn-r condu-for Uio 'tbnr-y'oties . _ ______ pc rcance of tho hdusa, aud many of tbc authors whoao works wore publisbod by Harper & B 'Oi have Kuo charm cd trim his courdy and kindly letters. He p^g- tessed o singularly clear and sound judge ment of both msafird r .oks, but united t r this, great kindnsis and Uad&rum. By his friends and tfiooe in his employ he wu* loved for his gc.it!cnty 3 and frioud llucas, his unvarying txrjrul e lusideration for Lao fedrugs of all who r.ipne near him, Sfcd a shrinking modcsly, which led him to one sal, f j for es he could, his abiiities. He was, to tho last day of his life, s sh man, but with s Bhrowd aad kiud'y hum or, which delighted a'l who famtlisrly met him in Franklin Square, aud which did not forsake him even in the sufferings of bis last hours. To those dependent on him he wa3 era sidorate and kind to a degree tbat won the affection ol oil. His benevolence was un ' obtrusive, but eon'tint and large ; and he | gave not merely money, but time tud per sonal attention. Hls'beort was always op- en to tho appeals of tt;e suffering, snd many poor and unfdrtunate’toill mourn his death L in c e arc now om jottisd or ur p-ogrcaa tbroc^o O h io ana K entucky to thi - point, wlrica w t Icoonovi | tio G h n v p e i k e a n a O h i o w i t h i h e c a r t r e R a i l r u t d i f i i e a i a o f t h e W e a r a n a i S o w i b w v a t . a s * w i t h fih o P a c t a o B a l l - I i o a a , | Ire ta ualjlo fronctiltca and inovrtnr K tvanlascv *11 i>l ico lh o C b c u p r a k e aad O h io R il'ro v d Com an v am ong l O c rictreat and moat pow n rlal an d tmai 1 »o * ry corporal) jh « ol tho co u n t r y : t a d t h e r e n l » t a a p r e e o f t t v a l u e , l u c o m p l e t e a l r o * # * * # w o r k d o n e , e q a a l t o s h e o n - . t i r o t a t e n a t o t U i e m o r t K a * < < T h e d e ln lle of t i c Loan Have been ai r a n g e d with . •p e d a l reference to tlio vranu ot eU claaeee ol In , vcatorv, end com b in e tho vtrloao foatnrea o f con | rrolemc. 0 , aofety and protection agalnat lose or fraud' T b c B o n d i are tn denom in a tions o f ' * 1 0 0 0 , ( 5 0 0 , and ( 1 0 0 . Ttrey w ill b e leaned ao Coupon B o n d i, p a y a b le lo . Bearer, and m a y bo held In that torm . or The Bond maybereglitered In tbe name of tho owner, with tho canpom remaining payable t o bear orattftched, th e orlnctple bolts then tranoforahjo only cm tho book • of lbo Company, nnlcea ro i selgnod to b e a r e r , or Tbo eo o p in a m a r be dctechad t n d cancdUod, U o Bond m a d o a perm a n e n t R cgiitcrad Bond, t r a n ifera b len n lx on th e b o c k a o l tbe com p any, and t h e tnier eat maato payable only to th e registered o w n e r or h l i a ttorney. The t h r e e claaaoa w in be k n o w n rerp c c r ively t e , j lau “ Coapou BonAe parable to B e a r -i or.\ ‘ ‘ ' R e a l a t t M d Boada ntU rC o a p o n a I ■Utached. , MR*llaterefi Bonds w t l b Co u p e n J d e t a c h e d , ” and ehould be to doelgnatcd b y Cor reapondenta in sp e c if y in g the d c r e o f Bonde deeir cd. They h a r e ( h i r i j r y e n s to ran from Jennary 15, 1878, w i t h t n tereet i t tlx per cent per annum trom N o v e m b e r 1 , 1860 . Principal end tntcreat payable la gold U> t h e c t t y o f N e w York. Tho l a t e r a l ie payable in May and N o v e m b e r , that ll m a y ta k e tho p lace of tbat of t h e earlier Ir enes ot F lv o - T w e n t lcs, and s a lt tho c o n v en ien c e of c o r friende who a lready hold Central and W e s tern Pacific B o n d s , w itb interest ptyablo In Jennary and J u l y , and w h o m a y desire In m aking additional In- wcatincnta, t o havo their in terest recot v e b l o s t differ o n t season s o f th e year. Tho lo a n It eccurod by a m ortgage upon the en t ire „ _______ - ng o f T e a t. Coffcoa. B n r a r i.j E d n c o i R o a d trom Richm ond t o the O b i o River w i t h nod oiimr7ni!tti.jc»\i.uall7^keptl'n a°U -ttcists’ O r a l!' j * * “ c 7n lp m o n t « 1ri »H other property aud appu itc- n a n c e ! c o n n c c k d therew ttb’ FO R FA M IL Y O B t - e l m p I o , n B n r r n n io . A G E N T S WA! sam p lo sto c k l n z 7 R M L A d d r e T IN G M ACRLNK CO , B a t h , M e . or 178 Y, KXZM or asd C O * B r o e e v a y .1 FoblSka T W H I T A B E T H E Y AB E N O T A V I L E F A N C Y D K I N L : Special Notice. A sin k ing V e n d o ’ $ton Jiw por annum It p r o v ided fo r Un- redem p tion o l tno Bonde to take effect o n e 5 ear alter t h e com p letion o f tha Hoad. Tbc m o r tgage te for (15.000,000, uf which *11,000.000 re Ul be r e s e r v e d an d bold In trost lor the r e d e m p tion o * ontM o n d ing Bonds of tho V lrg’nla Central R a il | r o a d Company, n o w m irgcd In the t hesaptako a n d i O h io . W I L L ALL TH O S E A F f LICTKD W ITH C O T T G H O R C O N S U n r T I O n Read ibe lollo^tn^ and learn lhe vaJncof ALLEN i LUNG BALSAM I C ' thcrcmali)im;*'-tTO. 0 ftT\ mfflclcnt tmoant DEL LLOTD. OhL) 8uTseon lu tbo armydurlns 1 b e mid to fomj I ’c tbo roid lo (ha Ohio rlwcr n ' f.Vr°™ Ji 11>,'. -Con! T,HCr 0 fl., j00'. 17 m ^' on Perrft’ct ftn0 »mpn.Ee-h» porti-.n now to operation, th ri-ojca-y cqmp ihe w n o tefo r a )arff« QDd $$c* H o saytj . “I h i v e no hcflltnucy inaiftU n s tb a . j t *bjj by (be nsc o f vt>ar L a n g that 1 am notr al.v*- ■ngn *h*> d h(> • hor- ‘bcrBalraio. It wu and eDj.JylDf<h«.•Ji!UL, ' DR. F L B '( 'H E R * I M lio o u ri, ra c ?.- - “ l <^0115 met'd yonr Balaam, in p pf-rcnCw t-i at y <u her ir ed • cine far < o u e li-. and i i ^ iy *- f Fat’f* aortou ” A llen 's Lang R a lsa m th^irTD e d y v> e n r^ all i.u •«*? a n 1 nr ,f u . in m icF *h' ongbly t« p(pd b< cflrv wrb^n aJ< o r 9 ■ 1 L'r* c tioD r ate mp i*.y each bot ;lu. I. rr. 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It buffc* ELASTIC LOCK STITCH B v e r r *ecmad HUch c \ a be c a t . tnd VUU the dloU CAoaot be pnt »d apatt w ith o u t tc&iifis U* p$$ A g c o t e from f 73 to $ 2 0 'per nao&th yosexpensM a tt a c» r x u n im o o irom which twlc© ttut a.ptcuti c u b m x d e . A d d r c s i, flS Q O T S B & ao .* P ittsburg, P a ; B o ston, M a ss, o i St, Loulfi I M issouri. CA U T IO N — B e w a re o f all a j e d t * icizang ’liffilltt anUer toe t a m o name a s aura, a n l e e i t t i g e u to M ' s C c rtlgcate o f A g c a c y etxnad b y da. W a t ia ii set j bold oarM lrve reeponalhle for w o ttfileae HiehfiM | aold b y other parties, a n d th i l l p r o i e c u u all yarBal oithcr salliag o r aatug m a c h in e s under t h l i lift* t o tq c lb I c r tcnt o l tho law , a n le-a ouch K a c h tottv ob tnlded from o a by o a r A y e n t e . 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