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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

~ y cent, Mhryldnu, Oho I'M iaie v Ochs' INV
Jacksonville Qndiana) Railroad Company gives notice
of its readiness 10 redeem the let Of July at the
Office Of the United States Trust Company in this City,
at the lowest offer below par. part of it's first mort
gage bonds for the Sinking Fund.- ngreeably with the
provisions of contract made to tbs holders Of said
bonds bearing date April IA, 1859. meeting Of the
creditors of Hollis, White & Co.'S Bank was held at
Niagara Falls on Tuesday, when committee was APP
pointed TO investigate the affair and report at an i'd
journed meeting Yesterday forenoon
Mr.. Peck Of New Haven elected Director at the
recent election of the Rock Ianc Road in the place OF
Mr.. Judd and not in that of Mr. Durham. Mr.. Dun
ham is still Treasurer and Director.
The rate of Exchange at St. Louis is down TO as
v cent. At Chicago it is y cent discount for coin,
and par q cent premium for currency.
The Money market here presents no feature OF in
iees. The supply is abundant at FAC cent on call,
and 607 y cent on strictly gilt edged paper, with an
occasional transaction at lower figures. The bulk
of the transactions in tie open market however is at
as cent
The banks have not yet contaminated their agree
ment for the extending the mutual agreement in regard
to Specie Loan Certificates, &c, to November Some
bankers prefer earlier limit.
The following is comparative statement Of the I'M
ports of Dry Goods entered at the port of NewYork
for the week and since Jan. 1:
Eos, IA 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-15

CTEAMER METAMORA-For Yonkers, Hast
~ ings Dobbs Ferry Nyaek H. Lake sing shF aud HeveI
Pier foot Of Jay-st d~iy ~ d 4:3o
p m omit.iDs q no TIP on Fridays and Sing Sing
$50 trip
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-28
Snort Horns.

On Saturday afternoon, in company with
Mr.. Ritezel. Of the Democrat, We paid a visit
to the farm of j., F King, Esq, in Rowland
to take a hook at his herd of Durhams. Il now
consists of one bundled and five head
Among these are a few grades. but the larger
part are full blood Durhams. They are most
" one. two. aud three years old. They all bear
the marks of the Durham blood, short horn
straight hack, short legs. broad and deep hips,
shoulders and chests, 6ne hair. and having
the Durham propensity to take on flesh They
arc almost all in b Ugh condition, One three
year old heifer weighed l64s pounds,
Mr. Kings famous bull, president begins
10 show i~ndisputabls claim 10 aristoeratic
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-28
Dyspepsia and Liver Disease.

Do you rise with a coated tongue mornings, with
had taste in 60 mouth and poo- appetite for break.
last 7 Do you feel when you first get up 80 weak and
Ian guid you can scarcely get about DO you have a
diIL mess ia The head 1T Zines anl often a dulness,
with head che occasionally J Are'yOur bowel cost.
i've aud irregular and appetite ehAngtahle 7 Do you
ref up wind from the stomach, ana do you b oat up
ofttn7 10 you feel a fullDess aiter eating and n gene
ness when the stomach Is empty J DO you have heart
burn oc occasionally ? TO you ietl low spirited and
loo ( on the dark side of hinge ? Are you not unusu'
ally nervous at times7 DO you not become restless
and often lay until midnight before you can &C 10
slept and hen, at timrs, dcn't you feel dull and
sleepy most Of he ume7 Is your skin dry and sea
~ 7 also sallow 7 In thsTt, Is not your life a bur
then, full OF foi ebodipgs7 Now. these are The jymp'
toms generally present but not always all Of them
and there are thousands who are suffering daily from
Them. and we pledge eurselyes. In from three to Ave
pre- scriptions, to dive them al away and conTlete
iy cure the Iatlent, changing heir whole physical
ana mental nature ard thus make life a blessing In
place Of a hurthen, We ask these who have tried un'
III tired and discouraged TO give US one fair trial and
we candidiS can do just what is above set forth Try
wv prescriptions ana we can In that time satisfy Vie
IN ost incredulous. We call especial attention to our
almos at invsluab e treatment In the above diseases
= Prone all thiRgs"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-28
County Moving Match,

There will be Il tial of moving machines on
the farm OF Jacob Everett, three miles cast oi
Warren, on the road leading from Warren u
Youngstown, in the township of Rowland, Sat
'Nrday, June Goth, 1861.
Manufacturers aud Agents selling different
kinds, will pIeuse attend with their machines
br the tea, as there is a large lot OF good clover
and timothy to cut.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-28
HOar ahhIIiathfe.
and peparture q Mails.

Posr 0TrIce wARRau, oHIo,l
May ~, lt8i.
HOMEGROWN daily arrives $50 p N leaves IilS a m.
tO1Rv xLAHp, do do lti5 am. do ESQ p m.
RALEs, DO do Jpn. do Gam.
'nrL. Dtoofpog, do do Ioa n. do Bpm.
'saA RoN arrives Tues. ghurs. sat. 10 x n. Leaves
w!deEEsviLtE arrives Mon. wed Fri. 2 p N. Leaves
Tues. Thurs. Sat. at IL m.
GRHsnspuRoH, arrives Tues. Thurs. Sat. BY p NJ
Leaves Mon. We'd. Fri ats am.
N. BLooaTiFbD, arrives Mon. Wed Fri. By pm
Leaves Tues. Thurs. Sat. ats a m
~RaRH1aoTer, arrives Wed. frt. BY S pm. Leaves
Tues. Thurs at m.
CAnroN. via Duck Creek ,fIannAh's Mills, 60, ar.
Tives Fridays at S p m. Leavrs Tues. at OK a m
II FmAils which leave NJ or before 8 q m, are closed
the preceding evening at q pm. All others are
closed half an hour previous to their departure.
GIN. PATCH. 2. n.
limo drop letters delivered uniess pre- paid.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-28

blood BY getting . touch Of the govt, and ne
is as careful Of his toes when he walks about.
a. any fine old English gentleman" This
unimal was purchased by Mr.. King, of Csssius
NJ. Clay, some years ago, and just before the
departure Of that gentleman to Europe, Ia few
weeks %since) he wrote to Mr.. King, enquiring
after the health Of 1.-The President"
1t is some twenty; five years pince Mr. VIM,
King purchased a full blood Durham ow.--
Che has the same animal still and since thai
time HE son and himself have gone steadily
forward in the business, and now we think tn,
herd Of Mr. J.F King is among tho largest
III not The lurgest.) and the best in Northern
Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-28
Salt Rheum and scald Head.

W claim positively to cure every case OF these dis
eases This Is a 70 tive tact, and we Will pledge
ourselves 10 give $50 to any case OF the kind that
we cannot cure and we generally cure with one pre-
scription.
Refer 20 Austin sigler, Fowler. J II. Oastsrllns.
BMzetta. Mrs. l.. blackburn. Newton Pals, Henry
Cook, Bloomfield.
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DRS. an g. SHANNON
Will be in
Will be in
KJARREN. GASKILL HOUSE. on
May sI,Is6l

WARREN, GASKILL HOUSE, on
w Thursday. June 27th, again August lst. and a.
gain September 8. Drs. W. d s. call the especial at
tention OF the afflicted 10 the factthstthey have been
visiting Warren regularly every month for nearly
two years, thus showing that they do rot fear tocOme
hack where they have done business-farther they
expect to visit regularly Ter the next Ave years TO
come. They have made Chronic Disease their study
and have treated them almost exclusively for n mum
Der Of years and olaip far better success thaR could
reasonably be expected from LOCAL PHYSICIANS.
They now have II large number Of cases In this and
the adjoining Counties, many Of whom had Doctnred
for years TO no eject, who they have successfully
cures, many OF whom are well known in this commu,
nifty. DTs. Workman q Shannon will both be around
egether this trip and especially invite the afflicted
10 call,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-28
independence Day.

The preparations for n good old fashioned
celebration on the Fourth Of July, " nre being
made by the energetic committee Who have the
matter in charge, regardless Of labor and ex.
pense. The sum subscribed by tho citizens,
for the purpose, is nbout four hundred dollars.
The grafton BY Rev. James Marvin will be up
with the times. The large tent belonging TO
The DiSci pie Church has been secured for the
occasion, and the dinner will be 60. up by the
ladies of the Episcopal Church, and it will be
sueh as they can get up. Every arrangement
for the comfort and entertai ument Of the PEG
pie, which can be made, will be done.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-28
SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ Thomas DavIa

Benjamin AppiegAte ct AL. }
by virtue Of a rcnditioni Exponas issued from the
Court Of Com. Pleas Of Trumbull county, Ohio, to
me directed shall offer for sale At the door Of the
Cont House In Warren In said cou nty. on
Saturday the 9Th dGy Of July, 1861,
at one o'clock P. N. of said day the following de.
soribed real estate situate in the township Of Inb
bard In said county, and bounded on the north b.
lands OF Isaac Hall, east by lands Of james pritch
ard, south by lands Of Samuel Reeves. and west BY
lands o.. Calvin Apologize, containing one hundred
acres OF land, more or less. Appraised at S5oOO, 90
Terms cash. A. d. LYMAN Sheriff.
sherin's onee, warren, June 4. ls6l.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-28
CHERRIES SALE.

~ Decatur Steve nson In Court OF Con. Pleas,
vs. Tr:ubuu county.
Lysander Pelton etal) By virtue OF n Vendiuonl
Exponas issued from the Court Of Common Pleau Of
Trumbull county. Ohio, TO me directed. l shall offer
for sale at Public Auction at the door OF the Csnrt
House IN Warren in said county, on
FRIDAY the 5h day of July, 1861,
at one o'clock =. M. the following described real ca.
tate situate In the township Of 0ustavus, and bound.
ed ane described as follows: Twenty acres OF from
the north west corner OF lot sixty sin. bounded west
~ lands OF Chauncey Rathburn, south by lands OF
bayid Ferguson, east by land OF III mira Williams
ana north by the lot line. AiGo one other tract OF
land bounded on the south by the lot line'and land OF
simpson CoEden, north by original lot lines and land
OF jackson Williams, east by land Of Jackson viii
liams, and land Of Lydia Culver, containing In both
pieces seventy acres Of land more or less. Apprais.
ed Al. Terms cash.
A \. LYMAN. Sheriff.
sherin's Once, Warren, jane 4, leGI.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-28
NOTICE IN

- r. or Mecca roSnship,
Robinson & Lowrey } TrumhuIl County. Ohio.
% the 2sth day VI May, A D 1861, said Justice IL
sued an 0 RIDER OF attAchment In the above action for
the sum OF (o4i, O0) forty one dollars. Bald case 10
continued 10 the Goth day Of July A. D. 1861, al enc
o'elaek p. NJ.
jane 10, lssl-3Ws
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-28
CwARTsLANDER'S PATENT I'M

~ proved self.opeyating Churu The territory Of
twelve ~osuhtIes In Ohio 10 for sale. This Is the hest
machine ever Invented for making hutter. The
churn can be seen by calling at the cha,e House, In
warren. June IL. l66l-tf.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-06-28
NOTICE
The State Of Ohio

~ Simeon Jennings, PIE The State Of Ohio
VS. TruDbuil Co., In the
william s West, dsfto Court Of Com. Pleas.
The'defendant Is hereby notified that on Saturday
May e5th, is0l. the plaintiff hled his petition In said
Court setting forth an agreement made March 94th,
le4e, by and between said PARTIES for the sale 10 said
defendant. upon the payment Of seven hundred and
Atty dollars with unuual interest within the ten years
then next succeeding, lots Nos. r, 0 and 10 In the
town plat OF Earlsvilie In Newton township, said
county; that DO part Of said purchase money had
been paid, and asking that said contract be foreclos'
ed. the premises sold and the proceeds Of said sale
applied TO the payment OF said sum Of $3.50 with un.
nual interest aforesaid, together with S62,44 taxes
paid on said property ty said plaintiff, and that eK
ecution issue against faid defendant for any balance
r emaining due. Unless taid defendant answer by
the Goth day OF July, ltCl, said petition will be Ia.
ken as true and Jud gment rendered ACCORDINGLY.
SIMEON JENNINGS,
May 81, 1861. by r W. RATIITV, his Atty.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-01-18

voted 10 continue it under the Federal
Constitution longer than portion Of the
S"uth desired; who never ensncipa:ed
one Of her own slaves that she used to
holi-so dreadfulv excited abou, African
slavery as To sink material interest. Fan
a''ri>iu and passion 10 drown the cool
Judgment. and the keel penetration of the
sharp New Englander. always acutD in ev-
erything that concerns his personal inter
e>t 1t shows what education and pulpit
instruction can do.
The Pilgrims, whose herolsm and virtues
"ur New England friends can never suffi
ci' III !, extnl, had none of this sen',Den'al-
Itv which characierizes their descendants
There is no;hing in the history or the
practice Of those who landed upon that
Inclement day in December upon the mem
orable rock, that gives an, coun'enance to
that horror Of slavery which is now fash
I"nable in New England. Their ideas Of
freedom never embraced the African or
the Indian and zoe my adj did not in
rlude anv religions denomina ion but Meir
owa Cincinnati Enquirer.
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bowling aud screaming with agony. On
he went, while behind, before, and around
rose mp the mingled cry of men, women
and children" The tiger. the tiger y
AT .he extremity Of the streets travel
Ter was riding quietly to his home. He
heard the noise behind him, and casting
his eyes around saw the cause He spur
red his horse, who started, snorting with
tenor, for he saw the coming of the
mighty animal as we'll as his master. 1t
was in vain. Toe tiger noted not the
man. He only saw the terrified steed-
One leap and he struck his claws into the
hind quarters Of the horse, who uumindful
of the doahle burden. rushed on, with the
fearful load as though it were feather
weight. The man received no hurt
With presence of mind and GOODNESS most
determined, for it resulted from despair,
he drew his bowie knife from his bosom,
and with firm stroke buried it to the hilt
in the neck Of the tiger The spinal mar
row of the royal brute was severed aud he
died instantly. But he did not release
his hold. Still with the death grip he
cIung to his place, his eyes glassed and
glaring. and his claws sunk deep into the
flesh. On went the horse, srorting, plun>
ging and tearing in mingled terror-on
he went, until exhausted BY fatigue aud
loss OF blood he fell PROSTATE. Those who
came that way an hour after, cautiously
anil timidlv, saw the three stretched -.
gether. They watched awhile, and saw
they did not move, Yet they stole up
10, the horse and tiger were dead and
over their iifeless forms was the Traveller,
insensihle, though alive, and still giasplng
in his hand the friendly knife.
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The Fatal Trick.

| Tho Fo+.1 T-;,,,
1-,
Po" one evening party OF coiiegiahs
'u., o""S o''ooS o' 'ne town 'au met TO-
Se'"e' "' NY room 70 piay ana carouse. In
'act, II was regular meeting OF the hunt
e's VINO a>Se'h'!ed every week. W KEPT
Il Joihiy up "h'il mrdnlght, having III time
"'"""Se' 10 Set i''' oI Dacfhus. "heh
9o'he'' Pi"p"seu 'lal we sh"uid saiiF forth
ana aS'"hlHh me town 10y some well pian-
ned ana well directed piece OF mischief -
"'h"nt any one of us having very clear
'"n' ,"" 81 or a'''"hS or 'n'rHt'ons we
''a'. .e'' 'he prep - ION "l'h drunken rep
t'f". AZ" S'af't' f"it1.
A tray" - t'enAger'e had arrived IN
'O"n fge la l~for", ard among the won
d-r- u ,.a.4~.! ". vnnn4 i'ear. The
poor a'nt'la' i''': heea irt'rn 80 well hal
.ie "H" hec''ae vrrt rumble, and acquired
Z ""ni''or II amusing tricks. OF this we
'-'e ali aHa'e having visited the menag
ere HE day hstoie. just as we passed the
spot Where The animals were confined, 1t
occurred to me What rare sport II would
hr TO capture poor hIun and place him
IN The chemical lecture room, 70 astonis h,
n the next Gay the professor and the
lass
No sooner had made the proposition
Z" thi- effect than 1t was adopted. and All
'o'"" eeFfa 'helf assistance IN carving II
'"'" eAe'''''''n. me tent or pa'','on
wien covered tie beasts was erected III
= g'e"' HaF,' "' '"e r'hc'pa' tavern
''T cages r"'h '"h'a'n'hg one or more
'"''i'aiS; iron grHea .'"Ses staining on
""ee's oy which 'he' had been dr"g@ea
."'" .o"n. lhey We're ranged round The
'"'er'"r OF the tent, forming a circular ar,
ray OF wood ana IRON Not imagining
| 'hAt any one ""nlh disturb the animals,
ne S',''"'''e. ana keepers had re'ired 10
,eS' "'""g WI. Tie inmates o' 'he tavern
| le"'"S 'he liel eh'1re'y unmatched -
nus we were ait"r''ed a clear held III
which TO execute our scheme. After sev
eral OF our number had been l'oSted as
,ehtlnels, the rest crept IN under the can
'aSS ana entered the arena. 1t was some
time before we could. III the deep dark
ness OF The place identify the cage In
winch onr friend hrmn had been placed to
'IteP. Attet stumbling over divers things
which lay scattered about. and peering
mere ahc 'he'e IN 'iIe dark, we f"un! the
r'J'c' OF our search There III a snf'S'au-
ia' cage. was the dim outline "t the AM
NAL hi| 'w" Wt'l.e eyes flashing drops O..
'.e at being rouaed from his quiet sum
'"r
ne heXt difficulty that occurred TO us
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HECTOR MCLEAN.

Notaiy Public and General Lond 1qeat,
sToCKBRIDGE, CALUMET CO., WIS.
XVIII attend to the payment Of taxes. the c0lec-
ton OF debit, the ex ,mi- ion al TILES. &c.
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attorney and CounseItor d: Lar,
Jrsrice Of the Peace, ard Notary Public Far
tcuiar attes ton given 70 c"lrcfing. e.. o.
fce on York Street, Nanitowoc Wia. pl-tf
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\. W OLINEE.

n ATTORNEY d COUNSELLOR ATTAIN,
Next Door TO rhe Post Office.
Nanitopoc, II Wisconsin.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WN. VI. NICHOLS,

Aftorpey and Counseihor ut Lnw
Office On York Street Nani'n~oc. Ntrirn~
County Wis Collections promptly attended
70 NIT.
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CHAS. 4. RElTER.

EoTARr PCnLic. Agent for the lsauke" Mn
tual Insurance COMPANY, and County Treas
urer. VIII attend to III payment of Taxes
&c. Office on Ninth Street. ul.tf
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T. q. SHOVE,

HrnifoaCoc, Wisconsin,
De,hr IN Foreign and Domestic Exchange Col
lection Land aid Iusur4nc. Agrn'
Prompt attention given 10 AL business:
REFERENCES:
crArr PANE or WISCONSIN. Nil' nukee.
prsc.x SHrPNAv & 10 New York.
E.rrrHr NacHoD ( kCUNS, &" 1G-lv
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GINGER BREAD.-One cup Of molasses,
one cup Of sugar, one Gu of buttermiIk
one tablespoon Of butter. one tablespoon
of ginger, one teaspoon of soda, and as
much -four as can conveniently be stir
red in with spoon, for sof! cake, and
sitter for rolls.
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"Ah, u:e,' said pious lady, sour min
ister was very powerful preacher ; for
the short time he administered the word OF
God among ns. he kicked three pulpi;s to
pieces and banged The iu'ards ont Of Eve
i:t'-s"
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BEER s. KERN,

North si 10. opposite R.chard's Fou' drr. Deal
ers IN DIV Good, Groceries and Prnvisinus
Glass CIockerv Fancy Goods OIL Cloth.
Wooden warm Fancy Ra-kers. Fiidl"s nj
Guitars, aid Guitar strings. Toys, Cor1urea
Paperhargivgs V u-hee. &c
respectfully solicit y are Of public patron
age
Nari.owoc. July. 1850 rl'f.
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IL. II. ANDERSON.

Attnrr ey at Law ard Notary pus,lic. Office on
York street, north side Of ths river. hari-
towoc. s2ly
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Anecdote of Old Ironsides.

The following is well calculated TO make
the rising generation proud Of the noble
spirits which shed So much lustre on their
countrv's name during the memorable
war Of 1872, with the then proud mistress
Of the seas
The most brilliant naval action nf the
last war was undoubtedly that of Tue old
American frigate Constitution, (4i) com
mapded by Commodore Stewart, when
she captured the two Bri' 'ish corvettes,
Cyane and Levant, CT greatly superior
force. each Ct them being equal to the
oId-fashioned thirty three gun frigates.-
The handling Of the American frigate was
throughout scientific and unexceptiona~
ble
Bv no manoeuvring could either Of the
British vessel, vuraIn pv~i.;~.- H.
the Constitution shift their ground as they
would Old Ironsides Commodore Stew
arD was between, blazing away upon both
vessels at the same time. During the
whole action Stewart, instead of mounting
the horse~b back, sat in more expo Ell sit
nation astride the hammock netting, the
better 10 observe the man oeuvring of his
antagonists. The Cyane was the first to
strike to Brother Jona,han-not an unu
sual thing with British vessels during .he
war Tie First Lieutenant came in haste
to the Commodore to announce the fact.
The starboard ship has struck, SIR
said the officer.
II know it. sir" replied the commodore.
1.-The battle is just half won"
"ShaII | order the band to strike up
Yankee Doodle, sir" inquired the leuteu-
ant.
Here the Commodore took a huge pinch
Of snuff, and then answered quickly
Had we not better whip the other
first. sirl"
"Ay, av, sir" replied the lieutenant, ia
king the hint, and went to his quarters.
in short time afterwards, the Levan,
lowered the cross of old England to the
stars and stripes, and the battle was ended
The lieutenant being somewhat rebuked
at his premature exultation upon the sur
render Of the first vessel, was rather shy
of approaching his commander again, but
Stewart, beckoning to him, said, with a
smile;
| Don't YOU thirk the band had better
strike up Yankee Doodle, now, sir y
| In an instant that spirit stirring strain
was floating on the breeze, playing as nc
other than Yankee band can play it, and
the gallant crew shouted forth their cheers
of victory as no other than Yankee crew
can shout.
A FLATULENT JEST doctor, Pm ter
ribly troubled with wind on my stomach
what shall do for il z"
"Trv dose of the essence of pepper
min"
bat I have no money-how shall
pay for it r.
"Wh, have TO raise the wino
| somehow or other.
a Coon WISH Walter Scott once
! oyaya an ,iShtnana a SLillipr whom slyperf,
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GIIAS. MUELLER, NJ. II

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
9th street, Hauitnwoc Office opposite tie Ger
man Methodist Church 1l~lv
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~ 7. p. Lindsay, Of New Haven,
has invented pistol which weighs less
than Colts FIVE shooter" and yet dis
charges ten balls in less time than it re
quires to send three Of the latter Two
Balls may, if required, be thrown at the
same time
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TERMS:
20 Village Subscribers, when LETT By the Car
rier, $500 per arnum-
To Vail a-i Dice Subscribers, sl,oo-tnra
riz5iy IN odeo"ee
Keven copies si be cent 20 one past Office on
the receipt Il $1,000. Twenty copies On the
receipt of $500.
sN- Advertising at the u.ual rates.