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Nltrous Oxide C1aa

kfr. @. X. Cotton gave an exhibition 10 this
oity, ., the Cooper institute on Monday evening"
o. the effects of nitrous oxide or 'psughing gaS
lears an audience Of abou, fifteen hundred persons
The Seventh Regiment Band waa in attendance,
and during the early portion of The evening per-
formed achoioe variety Of operate and o,hsr music
Mr.. Cotton, then, In brief and humorous speech
on the heal,hful and mora a cts OF laughter, in.
iroduccd the gaseous portion of the entertainment,
Bo frs, took the gas himself, inhaling IL from an
lDds-rubber bag aWed with mouth piece, and ap-
rsren,ly capable Of containing sbout three gallons
The ELECT on him ~ lnoi,e him 10 a NUM- or o
caps and unsainly gambols about the stage hi.
de!usicn uo doubi being that he was dancing.
raen young gentleman, ater inhAling the gas,
anne so rt,terously lily as To laugh very loudly
tut Coit n and shake hands with the same indi-
Il. VIZ, ,u q u II dtuvnst ati,e msunsr.
Ire rtNt ",uticct," iumtdi. ,,ly on ha7iu. the
o,g viii ira~n from bis mouth, began prop ~ins
/ n,i', "Ttrso theers frr J,G. DAVIS" "uurt.h
tr Uncle san, "iiui 'h for John Cuotran, " a. 4
'nd'd ~i,n stcrt'ri,u "Hip-h r." aud very
&C.. - dish, o ",.r cot - II rag "
Ta's youns scntlc,en--...h. ,n lct al VIII wcr,
,ly u.dor the u'u,. .o ur tDc s,s-wor. uos
..tu az Just a. t.o u.on,,lt -a Ds. uUs .,,, Il,
I'' '. Nil 'h'! '''''''' t'"a.. 'o '' hs'' a h
-.ue cry ridiculous th,ns-.
An old 1,d very pcscea'io io.alns .,entle., A., ID
his temrowry iaIu"m, undertook 90 N4.k t.r'us
Ie inc % gct omen who were -e'i d arI.' tu'
space On 'ho STAG ia wilton the pr ru,msu a tup'
1 &c r.iins 'Huo 81 M ID iu b.. d,. ,, ti
,'ny.'1cuess was tuiIonly G",tlr.d and hg re-
I.iicl g. lr A'la hy lmn,r .f .trJ. ia. . uA'.
n-, u'u,-7 re'H'ict.
Ayatif'i person nc't .pcra',i upon ,lo,tuaNi
n ""'i. nee - ~ iut, "uA ihts IIEut Lt.f, Ney
''i' "'''' 'rpehuns 'ho sam" ~ 'iu IA agau. ANA
N.'""'nt 'f's'' ans "'v s' d'm 'ecu r-nuv iho do-
o. ""' 'N' d h""''y tr'wN.
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Misoell

lHrt l'ir coms srv AT e ursy1lo Coma.
hie 10" turning th ,.u l.uit,d beautifully
nI'.t'1 tN,t.s ger cdN,
N.u ho trlirs a. Fort Hour,. tho ,'.jsl
N'Hu's IisR Tow Hos IN Ii th- esCsdrt stA'e.
except Alabama, ArkaIsa. aut G,Sn.
SINCg tho du'aat It Humphrey Nj r,hall' a
4 Tco, ~ kei tucky, by COL q afy, his ron
have ID hsn OF and DO himself has gone hons.
Nj ryR SIEnNtsIt, 10 hOm wc uwo thi pos.
sc'~,on Of For ft,kous, I- ripi.ly recovering
hir health.
1urrE sro low "a + r,roa Monroe over five
u ou.uuc con'r 'ul. uuI,r tho protection Of
the II ,uuTy auihouJie,.
htKINu, wiring ium PhillG. lplm, says
Tn" rouse nm now living m, ftntru lls' wear
iu' 5000. now pay for tho same houso $3.50,
snd rent cat portion OF II At that
MM MulINo1oS, senior editor OF tho
Char eStOa CoumElt, whose death has beon AN
uuuncui, Was q rs.iyo Of M ssachusous, and
leaned tho tiado Of rIintor in Boston.
A CLAUSE in the no y I.cenao bill row before
the Nos jersey J. rislsturr, requiring ala al d
!, or deIlers to procure licenses at a cost Ot from
$40 10 $50, i. Grazing quito huuor among
the Ttutoniy element IL trat State.
Hos. Thomas Bu'lcr King, tchol Commits
sior or ir' m Georgia to Europe, was passenger
o. loard the steamer Calhoun, recently ben he'd
and burned near Nov Orlenrs. At last dates
b. had arrived saie a. New Orleans.
FHEprRICk Douglas loctur,d in Prov iGenco H..
! on Friday night on " thu war andit relations
10 black and white m,n lie said tha' though
there arc American traitors, English traitors
ard French traitors, no man can point out q
tingle instance Of black traitor.
THE number OF men nov employed at tho
Springfield (Niss } qrmory h fourteen hundred,
ard the pioduc' Of their labor during the past
month was 10, 800 muskots. Snco the 3Oth Of
iast Juno--ley,n mOuths .N,r ~ .OJ) guns
have been made.
Tmp RKv. ADILrH GEREyKY, Chaplin OF
the 37th Ohio RegiToni, a. Camp Clifton Gau-
10y Bridge, d1iberl ely shot himself in the
tent OF an licor, QUO NOR Ing las week. lie
was native ol Hlden, Gormlny, lS years old,
anu had wife and hye chidrsn residing in
- 10,
A N,N in Troy has dainty calf, which
.r',ts linen and cotton GOO ls an article Ot
,,t, instead Of dry hay. The other nigh the
lnimal rot 10 work upon tho contents Of a
ylu.h,5 .lLo, and swallowed his worth st shoets,
towel, stirts, pocket handkerchieis, g.. lie
al lives.
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lars we're contributed by friends previous TO
leaving Charleston, and rendered TO Col. Coz
CoRAS this he at first refused, but by the al.
vice Of Mr.. CONNOLLY, he finally took II and
devoted It to the wants Of his men.
On New Years eve tho prisoners first receiv'
cd intimation of their removal from CHARLES
ton. They were then directed 10 prepare for
removal to Columbia on the following day.
When this was generally kno ~n an Irish shoe
maker came to tho prison gate with pair OF
shoes each for Colonel CoLcoRAN and Lisuis
DfNrsrN and CoSNoLLY. lie ~as refu od ad
mittsncs, and WAS going away when he mot tho
Bishop of Chsrleston, to whom ho r,lsted his
dificulty. The good Bishop Immediately of
fore to take the parcel iHto the prison. Ths
shos IN sker then took forty collars from his poCb.
e: and requcsed the Bishop to take th.t also to
tho fi.olers, atd on no account TO accept its
rstarH. he Bishop did as requested but Cl
Co-co'sn poitively refused to take g.. aui l.
wss fotutLed to tLo donor to his stc,t mortii
cation az d tefrot rns SHOES rors sc,, p.vd.
t. p.i-on ration for oa,b tnau WAS ecmty.
Tho "a. vauae va, about th-Jo b, = at, t.ii ,
II, &C.. Or ..H,. ivti,' outce, q { ,,h beet
Ct i.,a,. tu.,.y aid h,,-s.. o., ut sn ca. ,
Yi 90. Jio-. lhoso last were Cniy iut,i he'd thu
,ics.s tho u,cn lad 80 {, ,ht ard subseqgcnl
", tho "a un ct b.sUui, VS. ~ ,uccJ to two tui
bait ts.',ts d ass. Whoa b.pr ctd'd 40. 10
go;, vo.y Cat pork wSs euts,itutod, bar rors
~r- dgn'o, han ioot III sp,.ioi Il rat IN a
ct dom fufui bet
firDp,siion was made {. TIC tal,-s snd
hurr- skore to v,it 81 'h,ir t-sf,. by making
,lcos apd Iutbo, Tor tro io. Il aru s, uF,firs "
pay THEW ~il iot h,W work Tn,y nobly 70.
| fI-o' -.'tlut..h uu' y W,-N h,vo boon mos,
Ndcouc, r,mA Li.i:, ''S ly dong ~ hoy
~olI 8 . piars ,ii ed yomrl lr % tho enemy.
Nj C.stoLr, has kept j..rns' Of o,ont,
~Uioh ust- lIet ..,,, b, ~a, n,do prso.sr,
Wn.ol TO o.,, Ic.lj p, It !s q,i'o Interesting.
We Slo Io,H.'4 10 .,ry l.s Il lowing para
prs;s tlut''r,r
Heias.i .. Lo9Jt I, 1867 Lot ChNle'-
60" D.. Z t,t al. A " Nit ,..y a. %. Colombia
=; 3 T. NJ 1no SIsu's Soro liuol vi sPucta
tore, tnm tto UcrUt at tho lttts- place 10 the
jsil distance &C q m.l,. t.. p,upli W.rc 70
| inJi .hy 'rir' .ui ro' q v,:t calculated 10
wouid cur ttoijrgS VISA altered by any ono.
One man IN the crowd oCWmtrU 'd 20 ti's
htNio. but wa instantly called 800 W cr and
| r"Iriu sud,O Wy g. pt Nirryrr, oi = Tho l.-b
GUarf. ~ 80 NhHsH cne-t.p W. vtto con, nittud g
! Capt RpAe. o' Cbado,t,n. Nn,H ,,n ioat 4
| tho j.i, tno UuOu pn-''cfs c,'t,07 th'Si
] DhroitU a. lu-tiy, and no one ul ice 1u 60 tHru
| uus g,tug express ion 20 ih",- iuoiuga. lht
| Oiho,ts We generally polite and attentive
! much mort ~ than any VIZ had mot with pre-,
iou,ly. We EuuG iulr Of tho SiNty IiN Il
| ttbre b.i,ro u, VITO We 70 al. fnd'y q wan. Of
| a th ;, sr, We woro lad 60 10 ON ilod 10 r..
| dufu CO.. IN fem eur own wartrOhe.
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her hands and face, her rich, red lips; red a.
the over-ripe cranberry, parted, revealing the
white ard regular teeth within, and she re-.
lsPsed into her usual tranquil demeanor.
Wolf" she exclaimed, In a soft and un.
usually sweet voice, as she pattod the head Of
the dog and played with bis long silken ears, as
he came to her eide, although he had caused her
70 start 60 suddenly. "You here, and"
Tho hunter issued from the wood before che
had Concluded the sentence, and advancing
kii dly tc5k the hand Of tho girl with the n
miliat'tv ,f an cid scqusiutanSs.
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right hand, a petite quivor was slung 'vsi her
LEFT shoulder, and long and sharp knife gilt
ters from beneath her wampum belt. With a
quick, light step she came forward towards the
brook, paused for moment as if to gaze upon
the reflection in its tide, (aud Why should sho
not ? it was her enly looking glass) then bathed
her brow in its bosom, cooled her lips with
a dainty ditk and, leaning upon her bow,
,e.med lost in reelection. With a sudden start,
q quick strngipg os the arrow ard drawing it
TO the head, and low uttered ex'ls walton Of
surprise, she sprang forw,rd and then, as she
saw the cause Of her slum. y smils stole over
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Int. Crou CoIoncI Corc.r,n

Lieutenant EDMuNu CoSSOLLY, of the Sixty
nin.h Reg men,, who shared the prison Of tho
"a liant Con, ,oRAS, since the disastrous affair
at liull Run, ard who arrived horo on tho Fad
inst, safes thai no left Colonel CnHoDRAV ia
excellent health indeed Mr.. , ,oNNuLIY never
,tv him look better Tns G lionel fosls deeply
indebted 70 al, who have exsrted Themselves
IN his behalf, Yet although he is anxious to
cone home anl join his friends, he ia still will.
irg to remain in prison, if il will Peryo the
q yepment. lhe Rov. Father OCnNNmL,
pa, tor of the church there, attends to the spir.
itual wants Of the Colonel and his mon. A neat
little orltory is fitted up in tho i,il, room hav
ing he, eel apart by the robgl al.h'.itie- Tor
tha, purpose. They are guarded oy a company
calling themselves the Rsbl D Iarj, tue
Captain OF which aud all tDe officers have been
uniformly Kind TO the prisoners indeed Mr..
CONNOLLY Saws that the only real kindness
received since their imprisonment was from
these men, if he eKcspts the Bishop Of Char
lesion. When Father OC"NNErL does not
visit the prison. (hs yiait, twics a
month, Colonel tpEc, HAS marches his men up
to the Cratory and reads prayers hi DselE A
lady named Mrs. O'lnLLY-by permission OF
the suthorities-senfs dinner to him daily, and
his couutrymsn throughout the South have been
Iuyarsbly kind to him. Some thirty Eve dol.
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....,'r,s...,.It. 4. III, M. ,.h,.,., .,
...., ., ,,o Ind r,,oi, .,,,,,s, la ..i,.o
no warning Ike tho rat ie.rake before th,v
sr.ke. The word comes no, moro aui, I than
,h, blow. and tho blow first"
.Bu. when was the matter determined -
when cid the warrior, take the bloody trail Of
massacre -
..rtc lod,au eirl understands not all the talk
If the p,lo hfnye. But whom tho moon was
small a. the c,c.csn, ON he brc.s, of Snow
Fake the vsr -opg was sung, tho scalp d,uca
tbr,I,,,aaid mu. a tobacco. k,nnskeLi,k and
,nu,puu. offered 10 tho Manitou.
q" rhe ,curr harvest moon, replied the
II inter murin.ly. Then a week and moro nv n
have p,s,.a ,.rcs they l,i, home, and either
b,,,ls mas been fou. INT, the trail Was long
o.cor they .re blind No ussoA,t to render VIC
t,iy ,c,tair. But at al events must MT In.
ger here. mu.t hasten and put the settlers on
thar puatd. for VIII, can toll whom or Whor
he bl wi f.u,r
"The STOW Flake warns none but him who
-" She Au,od and had her skin cen ola wht-
ar rtu.u d fo.r texture il Would h.yste ,eaed a
| blush. for the fc, lipes that even cause such q
sho- of tell tale blood were busy with the deep.
es, fountains of hor heart.
.Nor.Lr, vbo." ouos,ioro1 ,hc hunter.
- l,,,n wi,,, 1,r,or ,ran,,,,. rn.rLoi not A.,
I',,, aa;,.,'on ocho, m.r,s. ny ,romhlicg .,
80
,.N, sal,,.,,,, i.,,ro, b.r L,o,hor,.,r-
,;,r..I .i,I r,,,Il, c,r,r.,ir, bo- no.
In No n,,,e, xh., r,gbt bsv, bsen the
c.uss
nI.n,Iur,t ,,Is,,t warn the inhabitants
,r ,,oro--l IN. farm
,,wbc,o the b,a,t Il. tborc will the moceadp
t, ,r,rsl Wlero TO v,,,,,. doo ,leens. thar,
.r,,, ,b. .,.l.r.l l.,L. Ina f,urI m ,b, bour ~
d,, gor "
nArl Won S,on E7,ko, Witch WAY are Won
r,iny;'
TbeI.d,oor Nr,brabbozoo nv rotbo,. f..
orrn,v and m, Ii,,Io n.n,oso criss for f,,d
i 10, .,,h ma ,ha, :, ,b, ,,,0,,o Tho d,,, Z,
o,.or o,or 10 ,o,, -
,,rh.I.naS,o, r,,o,.i. Gao. b,, hoo, Lin,
IL .,,l >
,,Tbsv have pIe,tv and will ,upplv all vou-
wants. .
'snow Flake has bow anil her culver is ru y
o. arroWs Thoy are sharr-ths string strong -
her eye true-tto woods are full OF game and
the speolded trout waits for her in the deep
pool.'
'iu' there Is no nood ror you to hunt or Il "a
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curious " know how Shs money Is be rs,ur TO ned
o 'hem' Thus, II the price Of gold /. today ~ psr
cehs' and ,he notes are dspnsaed with Tia Tre.sn.
~ for say 90 days, al the end Of which uuns eo,d
mNg be sper cont, the depositor win have loss In
per cent, and will have earned s3-iOo per cana.
interest. The tendency Of the price Of gold will bs
upwards. II is therefore, The best and sAfea, tn
vestmeni for those who can keep 10 safely. Ths
dangers which the savings der,-.sors are about "
encounter from the Government action are very
great Tho situation Of the New York Institutions
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m r' hIa.,r .-eN Ms Tre.s
and four footed comp Inion proclaine him 70
/. " ed thus-ros cd until the sq llrrel 70.
IN to its nut ga herring aud LAY, and the
bird TO iti song, and both tho brook a1d the quiet
dell again assumed activity and life. Thsn as
the beams OF the sun became hot anil fell per-
pendicularly 70 the earth telling that It was AZ
its meridian height and that halt of its dliIv
mcs had been run, he slowly arose and yawn-
hgly locked around. The dog arose also,
stretched himself for moment, tapped the
bright bubbles from the brolkless tide, and
then prepHtd 10 lie down again when something
/seemed 20 attract lis attention, and he raised
his massive head, scented the air and then
uttered low grosl.
"NOw, something conir Sis thore, Wolf ."
exclaimed the hunter, in a low whisper. Then
20 covor, boy and the twain disappeared in
tho donss lhicket.
A few moments p ssed, and, directly opposite
70 the Eoint where he hunter had secretod him
self an Indian gifl appearei parting the bushes
with the hlbtual caution Of her race, bat with
out the .lghtc., hsirancy or appearance Of
fear. Her tan form vas gJ.c'lal4s ths willow,
and her step lgh' AMI Io,-eless as the falling
srow, her long, black hair, lustrous as tho
wing Of a newly ti.dBed rave was hanging in
massive braids arouni her litho yet snowy firm
and inttTwoven with plr,icJl5rsl feathers. A
robe, OF rather sacque Of srowy dressed
and pliatle fawn sdin, enveloped hor
gTdlod with wampum at tho waist, decorated
with the sane and heads and spangles, and
reached only to the koee. Her limbs were en-
eased in richly worked and finged loggins,
and quill worked woccasins were on hsr feet.
Her arms were bare 10 the shoulder and silver
bands cleaned upon them as did crescsnts of the
same nateria', suspended by massive chain,
upon her breast. A light bow vaA held IN her
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CLEANED.

ClEAkED.
STEAMSHIPS N rthcrn Light, TnAepaushs
30 Aspu~s.. d . Allen; AZ Iar sa.'Ihol' A-'o'-
poo, 4 Cuutrd.
sIuEa -EIl-n Austin, Carr k, aor LverProis
~, 1tIst n a O., Auuie Slso Weeks, Oils
..Iu,r. Sc'JH Elweii = Cos Mallory, LemAns
I,.y NI.t. "A Bennsr. Kigtle ~ yd, Dearborn, for
Iiv,,n.sI Tax . D-Ht'Jni Richard Ais p, Wats,
'r,,,nn Intsetp, W + Scnmidt,
sAKks- Russis tsrl Mckee, sligo, Grlnnsll.
uT,Iurn a c.; a. ~, Po iTty, Liverpool, Geo L
~. lev: Acme C,upnol, Vera Cruz, Hsrgoua Coz
g.liss, WiatlDg OF and fur Bremen, Rugsr BroS;
Tycoon, Lesty, Key West, Ii Benner.
BRIGs-Acne, tBy Ildey, Cork f,r orders
BOYD . Hi oxen; hillow, tbrl Nichols, Gloueeaters
Nktn a Hurst; Grey ound, Pierce, for Bsrmud' Z
smith Jones x c.; Pen b'r - EigNiy, wlnsal-
port B'G sn6C PR Curtis Gregg, PortAnds
wv Dtlano; Rlo, tB klo.k, Queeasto~n, f1nehs
Menckt 4 Wenat
sCHooNEks NV smlil, BY, Ppn vi
N l. hoCready a O.; Jena, llaik stnn. Matc-iI
& Duncan AAn, Cole Bslti more, NJ mill a ASDatl
Bergen, Cole, Banmor~, Merrill Abbot 0Aselle
Simmons, Hewpas L KenNy BalL arAdfori'
| Tfnid.h, Mstc slf q Dunc,n' HvenA. olavk. Bos
SA, he'ssf y Duncan; . Wsbs.s, s<ry' FROM
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CHAPTER I.
THE wARSiNu /,

WA sinded by the health Of the rule time
H. lived In"
CHAPTER I.
IHK WARNING
Il was brigh', beautiful morning, The sun
"a it psepod through the riffs Of the fts: dinp-
poaring fog, that I'm sered around ths to,, ofths
tallest tross R'. pro Aiss Of glorious day. Tho
flowers wet, ing to aw.ks ard holi up
their dew jsw, . p,-the birds wsr, ast II ani
singing their sn-vt Cot IA Ient friils Toe
brook va, breathing . riPpu < m,oi iy-th'
myriad thousand, o. leaves ru.t ei a psalm the
early breeze ~hsp,fei symphony All tho
VII ls earth, mu . AMI auimitc joined IN ona
glaious auth, IA t. nature ani to natures Col
Bll tho puriins brook, the slug NJ prd, the
bummrg bse the many tint,d djUsrs, tbs
gentle zephyr or the sht Eyed sun sought
not, knew to- .cise more like dtoim OF tiirl
land, than y INA ~, blossom porfum d dell,
whore ,hs sq,irrel va, wuut 20 gamh1l undt'
iurbei the timt f,Sn 20 qlsnch IT'S thirst un'
fearing aud th- will pigeon ~ ro't its wetry
w.ngs al d plane H., tctthe o. z ~ .ni tzlr,
Gen,l, the hil,. on either side, slop,l 4 'wn to
the tiyuio. that cancsl on l.s S,y. nov 'p,h %
the ,uhligUt, sni now s'otiius hks gudty
th'ng bsuoath ov0 hi. g'ns AMI closely intbr
E0kgd b7ai c1cs, colce,i,d ID by which ia tue
deep poll, the .p ,ttcl troit fa,b.i - 81 'o' o.
silver and yorIuloi. Ia, !, oi4a' too, wa.c
clothed with ye-il'e. g'"sy ca' a. IN t1'
web Of -hich ~. woven tho un'y NlOlst aud
snowy lily, iho s,r con- pink and stately los
@'"' 'No
syel oN''y--t'o Nr"o" o'Eo cup ''' VA
Il A
Gel io', "" slTo''S 7P''u '''''' 10
Nnem save 'o'''' a'Pe'' ''' '''' '"
sAiamS oS = interim e'' VII" '"' ~" " "'"S
W "''' % ol 'uo 1"''"' .' r''' '"i ''' "0"
I',h vac W." "''' A"' '"'''' . ''" ~ 'A0
l'hs 'u VINO" ''"" .7 '''''r'' .'.' ."'
i'6 tide N'.Go' "'' ~ 10 go o'''N ''' + '''''
repcse' 'he silence tHA T''-'o' over 'uo ''''''
awe tbs tTtter al ca r' 81 'h' unN l'n'@'n'
~ 10 fo'e't as they p''''1 10 ''' w'm goi =
{. surr.ys, h4ppy in tl-r -lart lSs .nl . 0
sr o. arco our b1unuldl mo her earth hal pro-
yiled to supply thai, wants.
Rat barki 4 harsh SOU 1t fllls upon thoir
.v.r u.,srinr ears and q aux as slt th3 sNif.
,v;og plteI the nc tyo y.t ooun linl. AID SOL
linda ,si.,us ii.np,.,f. TIL. tied h,. dlwn to
,,o,b., s.cro, bov,r ani its nest, tho squirrel
.,..Llo IN ,ho ,,aot tree. and the brook even
s,,rd 4, bo los. b, ,b.in, and no..v.
B,ttte.upd tht tals star cd and ,illol
all, II ..s the be.,, stop d, strong. yolug,
,c,iy, man tina, d..i.in. n, 10 nj K h. p.tl
c-r.bsI 5o,yp ,liko royer aud dry brtngh AM
so,c,d hi. w.v n,,., rah,r tnan turn al TO-
wi . Ior,, s.irpip,, sen nod closely folloyel
h,,.I,,,,. b,n,l n, can, from IN, thick. oysr.
b.r,,rg brsgeh,s and "a .lssn 80 II throw
bir,solS unon the Grassy ori X Of the brook
and ou,frod l7u, of It's col, pure waters
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WASH WILBUR
THE
Frontier Hunter.
Nv william II. Bushnell.

Nv william II. Bushnell.
Author Of 'sThe oaiing Feather" "Prsirie Fire"
..O-mt-me." " Tue Outlaws of the Wsba,h,"
"C1erry Bossor," Frank onihruette,'
MAJ y lis" The Swsying Willow"
Alice Mft,u, or the White
N Inc" s. a., g..
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A WEEKLY EDITION

Of ms H.v xorz svr, issued ever rus.asy, n
Wf~Pp~s Or sns mall TWO ousrs rAos. n PGt4
sUBeCRrP1oEs-PArD N ADyAnrR.
0ne copy, year. ...fB o,sITAres oop.s-. ~ So a -
Do. 10 months. O. Five sopis., SssGa
80 spscimen copiss grssi.. Disoouns a - -
cns trssn Gngls rate, on each oUpy 0vur ava
- Postage within New York sta.s oniv fAfvAs~n
49, er~pu' S 2. ,es cn .'Hts hce.tssfs ss,,.
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Ia tho pres Mt prospects, the So ks aud bonds
dty thtss bs K, are to be PAID 100 pApr which
Will NuuIy depre,,Ws a,t d, nitud ~ CON-
pared with 'psgi'. Toe II.c,,ti, 4 me paper
shows t-rl' ,u the ri-c n pross Tlus s,oriug sr-
change which WaI 10 Ia Dagtmbor b. sore th. su.-
uonst ~, t,iow ii2H 'or paper, because gold i.8X
ror 'cut premiun fr p,pcr. Al c,m - did . RIO,
fum tLe same cause. II u'a,e tne same an,an, ~
IA uoy IL wodh d. lcss Tt lu,t-sts superb. .
sthic .lr WH IA peg. 80 por bh'.. sg.cs
h'tg "a p", LAY specie 30 per sent premium.
Nut l'.t ,s 1870 fr paper, butt. .-tl,.ly lover
''r -prtr uc,l-o u e p'rs1a ra- tS5O In spscis
'.ia', BE- nay 30, 22I r'Y prem uu, au 1 ue viii
have 'h ~ IN pNs.r wish which be may sta bug
she . ur. Nv pcrs N VII, had t5 6Jin the ST.
wings Bsak Ia c,mber, had Tho prise Of bbl q
n w. by citing il remain thore; IL las sunk 10 ID
cents css than bbl. Of ur. II he dr,~, tAs
$50 nov, be get paper, and must put 30 osais
u' s''h to Ouy Tie ''pr. the p,psr 90 lNnusf
- a'pr"c'N'n, tuc price, will rise until th, $50
will ruy nly s fh.HI,', .r irss, aud oylnlu ally.
- .r tu "a w,r. l.r ..o uuar'y y,lu-Icsa. psr-
SON nay irav th,o rr,ru the But ,ni uot ba ahs
.. hGy tstoc with t. TITS Is tho m rs likely -
be tno ,..,r n Con ;rrs' by Ia .kIng les.l tend~
lap-i, ahn.rS Tue u,pks to pay paper instead e
E, 1T. tie rl.,tofs. Tu.t IL TO say, u pay them
~ ''' 90 ' '.' 'l N..siAh Wy NiFh tohhy. Ahls
iH t' ,io 90 tuo pager muu'y. SOW thore Ia no
tc''.n ~uy tue Swings hanks should throw this
bs- ul t' d'r ai'ots, be. vase thcy CAL 81 mNa.
ts' t'.r y JfH s o. a l.r gloI T.. tie deposition.
tuc -. 90 iD Iron Uui. H. other wurl, II Congress
uud rtatrs g. make specie payments nn It's debts N
~H,tiy capita '4is Why should MT tho SWINGS
Banks bc required TO pay specie 70 the poor depos.
horH. II Goyerutnent paper Ia not good ouRh tir
the oNue ~ Gogerument bond. u Ia no, god
tslsu.l ~ TIE hard working saver ~ a few d,JlN.
ap,.s n
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A NEW iron-clAd gun boat will be lGu aOhod
at Mystic, Conn, this week,
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E-tc-fd ac.o'diog To- Al oi Congress, IN the
Clerk Uifce. ~ q District Court ~ the uthtrn
Distrit 4 New Yp.k, ~ ss 3. nch, IN the
Seer 'le thousand eight bundled aud s'Kty-two.
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" H. lived the impcr-on'ton q 'r aye
That never shall return Iii ,u.l ui Ere
Wa sindlci by the health OF the rule time
H. d. I'D iu. ~
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STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.
M A X | N Z.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

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