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THE NEW YORK HERALD,
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, Proprietor.
Ciroulation...Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day. rnce . esun pa eepy-
:. sSyr11s s.s.,v-r. Az -.
~. ecgy55Sri54 sS1ss Rsr sa.cn-psyabs u sdysaee
fRiNTiNo Of all kinds erssused with beauty and dee
U AL letters or communication, bv mail addressed 70
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BosroN, March 26, lSl6.

BosroN, March 26, ls46.
Continuation Of TeWs 7Sat-7ae Tsstimony all in for
the Government Opening in behalf of the Prissner-
Nature cf his d. fence bislism Wife
and Child in Court, &c. &c.
The trial OF Trre IL still progressing in tho sunrems
Court All the testimony for the government was nut
In yesterday forenoon Is entirely circumstsptial
but there Is such chain Of circumstances aSanst tho
prisoner, ~, In my opinion II will be hard TO break He
was stopping at the house with the deceased on III, nisb
Of the alleged murder bis vest cravat and cane were
found In the room the next morning he iss the CITY in
hurry, on the morning after the murder, md soon
after tho alarm Of fire which from the house and
room where the deceased found dead upou thu
hosr with her throat Gu! from ear to ear He soon altar
Asd 10 Canada and finally was arrested ON his w.x -
New Orleans, passing under assumed name ~
After the testimony for the ComncnweaIth vas ali
put an Annis Msrri Esq junior counsel for the de.
hnce opened or the prisoner in a lssg.hy and aba
address 70 the jury which commenced
upon the nature Of circu upstantiai evidence cited
condemned and executed on such tsstinonv
and went at large into what might be called
now Of the pncipal points in ths dsf.nc - -,
be alleged habit the prisoner Of sleep aikinv ~
or something to that eject sevsrs3 wit
nessss, including bis mother, brother and near neigh
bor have already been examined mainly iso via - "a
estsblsh the fact that Trreil has been aActed with
msisoy o. ,ns somusmnuc Kind The fact secms to bs
'ssundsd that he has frequently been found in
very ano UNNATURAL statoWaking about
making unear,hly nosss and after beng walked M
wholly unconscious OF what had transprsd. II viii be
contended that he was in that state the morning Of
the murder and the witnesses for the nave
laid the foundation for such IN assumption
The prisonsrs whe-a beautiful woman-apd his liz
ue apparently about years DID, were In the
court room ycsterday. After the adjournment at noon
they had brief interview with the prisoner He mani
% nos emotion than on the nrst day and occasion-
Dr. B. wosdard, superintendsn Of tAs Stat. u,.,.
Asyiun, w worcester. in attendance, probably a. =
The crowd around the court house. anxious "a r.n
admission, remains undiminished. ~-' " seAA
sales or Stocks ae Doseou.
MARCH 2o.-Ar Arcrior-i7 shares Boston and Maine
ksiroed, per Ct adv Boston and Worcester do ia
~ adv; 20 Cheshire do, $50 paid, $e2f Boston Duok
Co 10 per c. Ped ssi per ct; 20 Boston and sand ich
GLASS Co $Slf ae2 10 Market Bank, dividend on S7oI
io0rans Bank, per ct adv, Traders do par Bovis
Railroad, 81 e6 per share
ssonsns Bo..n-o0 shares Long Island Railroad q,
Noswich and Worcester do, bad 81; 90 do el Is do
ana Msins Railroad Co, 81 % q 81 oS.
Sscoso boAao-50 shs Norwich and Worcestsr Rail
fosa 100 Long Island do sol0d -; 22s do ISI;
80 DO East Boston Co, iSI. ~ ~
Turp
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LosDos.eseLss .hp Jsnss-Ms 81 meors Of Yo,s' Lisss
Mr. Moss and family Esglsnd AKsev and lady, Loasvilis
Livssrool~ship 81 fauek-C Ksin. of MoasrsaIsso in
Vr.A Cauz-Bark Eusenia-L Psck-sad in the steer
NEw OaIEAss-Bsrk Henry Hnbsck-hr W Thsall, N
NEw oRLEArs-Bark H Chspiu-BeDj Bracket > B Mo-
NEw OnLrASs-ship sulrana-Mn Hall, Mn vsrrammsan
SArASrsa-B1g Wilson Fuler-John Park and lady,
Mia GeorElana Park Miss Susannah Park Mrs Gnhsm and
servant Mrs Lowell Thos Chsuasy Louis Atmysr-T an the
steerage. -, e,, ~ p.-sa..l q A
BrooLev q Bar, ing, Lay. r Besb, w Luy, n
Deuison l. Wartroos, M Beebe. Fordhsm i Ford
ham, John Reiy-3 10 steersgs - p,a.n - Ia
APALAcHcoLA-Brg MANN t,an MI fsunus.i anu iausi
Capt Hall. Tho, Terry, hurd-e IN seerage' a1d
CHsaLss sros-Brg Emily-M. Veil and d,uEhter RooeT,
Log r John Smylie John Brock. Isaac Harms
Palmer Schubert Hays Curs02o Y ssessge c,,..
,dS and child eid,.t lady and child; SSeS:
H K Spraxue, Hyatt. w Bradgey: 81, ,.c
CHARLEs1 on Ship CathaIinc-W hoova, "A fhhi M Cu'
nia7, w Williams, n Harrington Is in steerage =,
-CHARLEsroN-Brg George-C'Pt Dryours anu iaoy VIZ
Byran.
Passengers sailed.
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APPOINTMENTS BY rHg PRKsrprr-pe,., n
Wsshington, OF Washington, to be Auditor of thu
Trsesury for the Pest oAcs Dspar,msns vice Mssths
o. Clair ClaShe, removed
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suhorss ncrssss Of the rank and Ole Of the
the United States"
sooEs-rHE HARrpoaD CONVENTION
The House again went into Committee OF the Whole
on the State Of ths Union and took the bill to supply
certain deficiencies in the appropriations for 1886
Mr. McKAv proposed an amendment to restrict the
number Of copies OF the Dplomstic History Congress
sional Globe &C. ordered by Congrsss to the existing
contracts. viz 500 copies. .
Mr. PArrE expressed mis- entire disssnt to the purchase
Of books; dsgraceful for members to vote books
for their own use
Mr. EwIs Of Psnnsy lvania, desired to know whether
the gentleman did not receive books
Mr. PAYNE answered the question by asking another
whether gentleman was not anxious receive his
portion
Mr EWING asked the Clerk to read the names Of those
who had received books
Mr. PArsE said that every book voted to him was
here; and asked whether the gensman's hands
clean a. his.
Mr. Ewrc replied that he had never had an opportu-
Mr.. P1rsK said thers was rsady mode Of getting
them.
Mr.. EwISo replied that whom he should receive them
he would not make Q speech against IT,
Mr. PArrx concluded his remarks, and was replied
to by
Mr.. WINTHROP, who characterized the speech Of the
gentleman ~ tempest In teapot"
. These two gentlemen entered into explanations about
the dolngs OF the Hartford Convention.
. Mr MCKAY submitted few observations in explana.
uon of his amendment, &c
Mr AoANs OF Mississippi, opposed the distribution Of
books among members.
Chair
Mr. Mckay submitted q resolution to terminate the do.
pate on Thursday at O'Clock. Pending the question,
Inc House, ut 4 O'Clock, adjourned.
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J. PARKER'S ANNUAL EXHIBITION BALL:
MR. PARKER he's The to hia friends and
vl the pubIc IN c his Annual Exhibition Ball will take
place on MOND * EVENING. ths sab Of March. =,
Nlbo Saloon which oceasou will be brough forward
twenty thirty fancy besides all the new
Ard fash enable bal dances snsh he Folk Quair,s
xnurks ll4rius Waltz Wal Qu adri'e and the Ok
which viii the greatest display Mr. r. has the hoao.
before he public fancuiaSs gwen N the bills and
future advertisements - -,
T,ckes for admission $ito admit gentleman and lady;
extra ladies and child cke 50 cents which be OBJ
ained Nihlo' Saloon, Lovejoy Hotel Tammnny Hall.
North American H. tel, aud At Nh P resideoee, s bowey
rn2h
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New York, Thursday, March 28.
Corroy.-There were NO transactionsSof any moment,
In this staple to-day.
LIyERPooL CT
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THE mormon EXPEDITION vas ,bough, 80.
ne VaTssN Signaf, that the Mormons no were
sncsmpsd on sugar creek In Iowa. during the recent
sure but appears that they were ven shsl,srsa ~
large tent nsa good band Of musc, plenty OF younr
g'ris and passed tho time very sgroeabiy.
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TO VICTIMS OF INDiSCRETlON.

TO VlCITMS OF INDtSCNEIIO IION
DERNETHy'S BOT NEICAL PILLS are sehnow.
IA legged be and eh-etua rsneoy eves
discovered gonorrh gleets irrttioa of We bladder
weakness Il h organs fsisncy aud oil dass
the uriuary pass either without .s Of tims
tain p,res Of have never been nnow 20
il ercsing cures MT but Ioag pr raetd
Thoesands can testify to iuviEoratng and truly
wonderful 4cacy all dses,es for which they are rr o'
mtnded For sale Apot eearies' Hall y than.e suss,
and 4 Ia Maiden Lane Pr,re g. with dr-c ons m26 81
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LIvERpooL-Ship Hottins uer-Gss w White, Charles
Tuckerm an New Yorb Mr. Urquhar Montreal; Chas I'm
ssI, Cincun ssi; Mr. Mcam McCormck, Canada; MI
Burnley and family.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 26, le46.
The Weather-zAe High Water snd the Shipping in ths
DeiaUars-.arrirel Of E~isrsnts, $c. &c.
The splendid weather of yesterday took a change
about dark and visited with about drenchng
storm, accompanied by thunder and Lightning a. va
have had for some time The rain continued with but
short intervals of CESSATION all night This morning the
sky overcast but towards noon Il cleared OF and We
enjoy delightful weather. The recent rains have
caused the Delaware and Schuylk rivers to overflow
their banks again. and accounts of severe freshst
north Of US begin to In The tide ia the Delaware
last night overhowsd the whsrves being higher than
Hssn 's r ,oh cSs % past and ~ this morning
makes the shipping stand high above the street; and this
added to the fact that our docks pretty we'll
sncs. exhibiting our vessels in massive and 10 po:nr
proportions The hne packet ship susqueha nna attach
cd to Cops1 Liverpool line arrived the wharf yeser
day, full of emigrants
There 10 nothing Of local occurrence worthy Of nots
An arrival has contradicted the rumored
OF our Consul at Matamorss The message Of the Pres
dent has knocked down the markets. Flour has do
cned and stocks exhibit about the same condition they
did yesterday.
Sales OF Stocks at Philadslphia.
MAncH 10 -FiRsr BoARp.-25 shares Susquehanna ca
nal m vi 70 vcksburg Bank oi 81 Reading Railroad So
7st laa shs Commercial Bank 6l 200 Reading Railroad
So aoo Girard Bank a. I'll i6o do d. s 800 Reading
Railroad, sown, &c. 200 do 81; 100 do 3ei
ASrER BoARD.-2s shs Camden and Amboy Railroad
l20 26 Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank 3l3 Penn
Township 2sf; go Reading Railroad, IS. 3sf $1,000
State So, IS, wn s9i: 1900 Reading Bonds 7s.
sEcoNp BoAAD.-3 3 shs Camden and Amboy Railroad
l2o $As State S. DID, 7o 100 shs Reading Railroad b.
36 10 Manufacturers and Mechanics Bank Pittsbur9 a.
Arrrs Bo4.D-ss 900 SLATE So, bs, COL; 1000 Texas
per Ct bonds sl 100 Rea,ing Railroad se 1000 Read
ing Bonds 1885, 49, 5000 State 3 69 524 do 6o3; 76O
do SCI; $3.50 Lshigh Loan IS.
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a Beautiful M,nins-7Ae War M.ssase--TAe Tran.
Psrfaiion Business--1Ne Circus--Nsrxets-StecA
Board, &c.
After heavy foil Of rain throughout ihs night the sur
shines out brightly this morning. and you can almost
see the grass and flowers growing mild and balmy il
tho atmosphere.
The message Of tho President has caused quite
stir in city and will doubtless, have s .sot on the
stock markets today, though he has carefully avoided
all expression of opinion onthe vital point for
resolution was adopted, viz the present foreign re-
a'ons ofthc country in such condition to require
increase OF tAe army ond navyf
There IS nothing Of the slightest local importance a,
present stirring in ths city. good spring business
to be doing by merchants and the transports
on companies from this cit, to tho West, via Cumber
land and Wheeling exceeds that Of any previous sea-
Thousands of packages leave here daily and il il
said that from sixty to eighty wsgon loads arrive daily
q, whssling Every thing thar goes wheels press
cd into the service over tho mountains.
Madsme Macarts had fine house again lest night bu,
the greatest attraction oftie evening Is "Guver among
Gulliver. never witnessed An audience enjoy them.
selves more than they did at the sight Of the Lputian
army some Of them were not over two years Of age
and they marched with such genuine mock heroism
that was perfectly irresistible.
TIE MARkETs-There were transactions on Monday
dsy buyers offsr 81 76eelo but holders hold of for
The receipt price 10 81 6s3 No transactions In
worth 50 rs for first Prime red wheat sold on Monday
for shipment. ct 81 10 to III sales yesterday While
corn selling at GO cents and city dealers .. 6s
cents; yellow 10 worth 81 81 cents per bushel and
scarce Rye IS II cents. Oats 40 cents Cloverseed
from 50 % to So Sales Of whkey in barrels
are mo- being made ot IS cents and of "a
cents per gallon The stock light and demand fair
srocK AND MoSry MARKET. = The stock market II
heavy. and closes with general inclination downward
prices needless to reiterats the old story Of our
foreign relations" buyers shy and may continue
20 until the poll ica horizon brghtens and the financial
Of the general gov definite
ascertainsd City per conts. Of $780, may no quoted
20 offered for opening. oct 96l asked 95 bid fol
ls7Js. Fives, Court House, 90. buyers.
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T=xvssSsv 's'IsHsA r ysSsIc:s'' ySscss' I:';s.''s
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CHS. Fever. BUmb acwc. lnicr-
Islii.cgii EcVeTS,
,lA all lie rarious f5rn's Of Rii,Hs
DtyeGseS,

,ltl all lie uarious j1rmS Of HIt,aS
DiyeGseS,
TVS y,luab'c Medicine is undoubtedly the
,Gst, sar,si and h'sl remedy ever discovered for
ne cure of tue above named diseases 1t not
MY breaks the chdl bat removes The cause from
winch the disease originates. Its operation Is
both g'acci and pe-iai.
Whi!citarts generally uonr the whole system,
Is most powerful Alternative purifying The q lids,
lfsrng The solid, from al morbid secrrtluns, ard
re-in,igora'iug snd Bringing up all the vital en-
ergics to a STANDARD Of permanent hcalthi 1t a.
the same time excrts I specific inlI'nre upon The
liver, d digestive organs aud lynphatic and g'arJu-
lar systems; exciting them to beautiful acti'ny
rcmpv NJ .n'rhii matter, eqna'Izlng the ciftG-
I'.. rest RAG their proper and necessary sccrc-
tons, thus accomp hing complete r'u'Nat'n
lflm disease, aud restoration 10 sound aid per
IN nnnt health
Those who are sriI,iuG with the prosimiinc
4 sue aud T. ucrs common 10 the South und " est
- hose whose constitutions have become ert'e-
bIed by the use Of mcchIry, qulninc, or other vio-
lent rcmedi,s--should resort at one TO the use oi
this VALUABLE MEDICINE.
II ha. cs,td anJ will cff-e the most 0oN''Hai
cases.
Travelling with the circulstion, it pours IT.
heal N current through every VEN iuu d''V'S VI
the human BODY. The whole animal economy
Is made to un lerso thorough and radical change;
Even the mind partlkes Of the beautiful process,
and life, that before appeared one dreary waste
begins again to seem worth poss sing
Pamphlets respecting this valuable Medicine
can be obtained Of the agents gratis.
CAurio~. AS there are ulny spurious pre-
paroii9ns Of similar name hawked about the
country and s,ld On the reputation nilhe genuine
Smiths TIME S,rnp, we therefore beg leave to
caution the phhc against imposition, rs we eau
not hold ourselves responsible fof the effects
which may result fr'm the use Of spurious ar'I-
crs PHELPS n BLAhohbA,
Corner Of Chcsnut AMI Third SIS, ST. LOUIS, Mo-
General Agents for the West,
CT'rhe genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup is also
for sale BY the undersigned agents.
G. l.. Thompson. Ottawa; Dr. $. G. Smith,
Peru; A &. Folger, HenncPin; Benz Newell,
Princeton. Aug. 1866
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Chitiren Cry for Shermm's
1IEDiCATED LCZUNCES.

s'llESE celebrated Lozcnges are nov
Offered TO the citizens of Ottawa
and the west, as the best preparations ((ol
the cuie of The various diseases for " Incl
they are rccommended) ever offered to
The public. The proprietor, DIR, Shcr
man, is regular graduate of Medicine,
a ,nrmber of the Medical Society of tie
city and county Of New York, and these
Lozenges are prepared from medical pre-
-rriptions which have been approved by
The most celebrated physicians in that ca.
ty; in addition to which they are prcpa.
red in so pleasant a manner that children
eat them With avrdiIy and cry for more.
They consist of
CJUgh LocenSCs,
Which are the safest and most ellt ctual
remedy for Coughs, colds, Consumption,
Whoopiug Cough, Asthma, &c, ever Of
lered to the public. They operate Ivy
promoting expectoralion. allaying the IT.
rltalion OF coughing, and removing the
cause Of the disease.
Uorm Lo>enges,
The only iufalihle Worm medicine ever
discovered. In over 100000 cases they
have never been kuown TO fail. Many
diseases arise from worms and occasion
long and intense suffering and even death
without their ever being suspected; grown
persons are very often Athlete with them,
and are d0ctorrd for various complaints.
without any benefit, when one dose of
these Lozcuges wonld speedily cure
them.
Camphlr L0scngeS.
For nervous or sick head ache, palpita-
lions of the heart, lasiIude and nervous
affections generally. Persons travelling
or attending large parties, will find the
Lozenges really rcviying, and impar,lng
the buoyancy Of youth-uscd after dissl-
patiuh, they will restore the tone of the
system generally, and remove all the I'M
pleasant symptoms arising from too free
living.
Cathariic Lo-cngcS,
The best Ca,hartc medicine for reno
wing bile from the system and preventing
attacks of the bilious and iutermlltans ic'
yer of this section of country.
Nsrman'S Poor Mm'S Plaster,
This Plaster, of which over 100000
are sold yearly, is believed TO be the best
Plaster for rheumatism. lumbago, pain in
the back, side, breast or any other part
of the body, ever prepared, and its price
only l2l cen,s,) brings it within the
reach OF every person in the community.
A large supply of these celebrated arti'
lies just received and for sale by
G., l.. THOMPSON, Ottaua.
s. G.. SMITH. Peru.
F.. L. e. s. PULsIFER, Hennepin.
NJ. PECK e. ALLEN. .9urOrG.
J. W. PICKERING & Co, Newark.
GEO. ID. RICHARDSON, Bristol.
w. o. PARKE, OSWego.
Sept. -, 1915. ll-y
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"Thc remedy propose for the in.
crossing pauperism of the United States,
and Of New York in particular, is the 10.
cation OF The poor on the lands Of the far
west, which would not only afford per.
mancnt relief to our unhappy brethren,
bu. would restore that sclE-respect and
honorable principle inscparable from ciii-
xenship. Rev. Him. H. Claiming
Lecture, february 20, 1871.
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Pies may be made of sugar beets, by
grating the beets and then using them as
pumpkins, adding rather more sal. and
spice. The editor the Albany Cul,iva.
tor has oalan pies, which he could not
have distinguished from good squash
pies, made in this way from carrots.-
Pumpkin pies made by grating, instead
OF slewing, are quickly made, baking
them a little longer, and have more flavor
than usual.
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TIE GREAT REMEDY.
IoUsE's Uh cimln,l INDIAN TONIC
AsAFE AND syRE CURE FOR
CRlllS, ACUE AND FEVER

/, The unprecedented lime IF Ere HU5s.
Tyyl T. attention ofthc public is particularly call
L 81 to this Great Remedy for ChiH, 0y 1-.Ue
eag FJrr, and in doing 50, the proprlctnts deem
il I.cNpcr tn make the following declarations, thu
lrf'b oi which. be- desires the peopl, 20 test 10y u
lri,i and he viii cherrili'y abide their decision.
vjz.--ls, rhc arIlcl, Is pleasant aud conveuieu'
ia iaSe. -. II viii cure crcrg case IT the dircc
lions are observed. 81 1t viii leave ~ iniuri-
'us ,,i,cls ia the system; on the contrary, il I'M
paris strength tn he constitution. In II Is pure
" vegetable, and will cure with perfect certainty
N I've hout.. Ccrllica,rs on the wrapper abound
the bottle, Of cure, from six months to ten years
standing.
P,cpirri and sold, Wholesale anl rctail. hy
Gro. ". HOUSE, Nashville, Tenn.
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Houses Pile Ointment.

4 most valuable, safe, and certain cure for
: the P,ts,.. O TNumcrous certificates of the
happy effects Of this O.n,neIt may be found up.
on the wrapper accompanying each bottle.
Prepared only by GEO. ". HOUSE, Nash
vile, Trn1, Price 81 per bottle.
For sale in Southport by Stryker * Greene
wholesale agents, Tor Wisconsin, Lara, " chisqH.
northern Illinois & Ind. for which Territories
and states all orders should be addressed.
q. l., THOMPSON, Agent Ottawa, II.
Ottawa, June 80, 1916. liz
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rHN l.. BOUGHTON, at the New
n Store in Reddick's Brick Block,
invites the attention Of the public TO his
stock Of fresh and desirable goods, COM
prising almost any article in the line Of
merchandise.
French black cloths and cassimerss,
English do do do
Fancy cassimeres, great variety,
do iiUeeds for summer Sacks and
coats, satinetls, gambroons. linen drills,
York drills, blue drills, Mexican mix
lures, fancy stripes and plaids, moeskius
and velvet cords, hickory stripe. heavy
ticking, carpc.ing, Al and Ga mating,
brown shee,ing, and bleached shirling,
&C., &c. May %, 1916.
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Snake Bites.-Il is said that charcoal,
made into a paste with hogs lard, is a
grand anlidote for snake bites. In bad
cases il should be changed often. twill
probably prove equally efleclual for tue
sting Of bees, and all other similar cases
Of poison.
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Tall CraSs.-Dr. Bailey, of North
Hadley, sent 10 the editor of the Amherst
Express bunch Of grass which he took
from the meadows, which measured I
feet and G inches in length. Two Of the
spires measured feet and G inches in
length.
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Gapes in Pouitry.-This disease, so
frequently fatal to young chickens, and
those Of maiurer age. may be speedily
and successfully cured by a mixture Of
Indian meal with soap.suds.
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CASH FOR WHEAT,

UkERFUM ERY-Exlracts, hair oils,
culo cream, shaving and washing
soap, ambrosial cream, and emolllent
compounds for shaving; hair and tooth
brushes, &c. for sale at BouGHToNs.
June 5, 1916.
Feper and .9gue Cured for
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Hats & Cans.

INT EMS fur and silk hats, the latest
M. fashion; do pearl hats, for sum
mor use; do silk and cotton glazed caps,
from 4 TO l2s. do cloth caps, of various
patterns; Boys cloth and velvet caps,
for sale by BouonToN.
June 5, 1916.