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Witherspoon Institute.

fTslIE last half of tho Summer Term of this High
Il School in Butler, under the instruction of Profes-
sor Brugh, will commence Monday, the 18th OF
August.
Butler, Aug. 1-2t LOYAL YOUNG, Sec'y.
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NOTICE.

n Che matter of the petition Frederick Peauo for
L divorce from Cclestina Pequo.
C. p. No 81 Dec. Term, 1885 And now, June IL tn
lSG6 Cent Motioa Of J. NJ. Thompson appointed J..
H. Clark Commissioners tomakc publication, take tes
tmohy, &c, in this
Butler county, SIS:
Certified from the record this 18th day of June 1863
WM STo0PS, Proth'y.
will attend To the duties of the above ap- ointmen
he Office of VIM. stoops Esq, in Butier on Friday
the 2lth day of August A. D. ist6, at 10 O'Clock a. nj
Of said day which time all Parties may attend if they
see proper. J. Il. CLARK,
August LIST, 1s65- commissionsr.
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With Gold at Par.

stttt SSBs at Uab1
50 that need hesitate to buy a watch now from
tho expectation that 1t will be cheaper at some future
time The test of ten years and the manufacture and
sale of
More than 100000 Watches.
have given productions the very highest among
imekeepcrs. Commencing with the determination to
mhkconly thoroughly excellent watches, business
has steadily increased the public became acquainted
with their value, until for months together, We have
been unable to supply tho deman welavc repeatedly
enlarged our factory buildings until they cover
three acres Of ground nnd give accommodation To
than eight hundred We rkmen
We arc fully justified IN stating that we now make
MORE THAN 0NE-HALF OF ALI. THE WATCHES
SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES The dincrontsrades
are distingushcdby the following trade marks engraved
the plat:
l. " American Watch Co. - waltham Mass.
9, Appleton, Tracy Co." wai,hsn Mass
B. "P. S. Bs;tctt,1 waltham, Mass
J. as WIN. Ellcryn
s. OUR LADIES' WATCH Of first quality is tfauiol
Appleton, Tracy & Co :" waltham Mass
O. Our next quality Of Ladies' Watch Is narnedoP $
Bnrtlett," walttam, Mass. These watches are fur
nished in great variety Of sizes anil Of
The American Watch Co. of walthan Mass author
ize to state that without distinction of trade marks
or price,
ALL THE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
be the me keepers of their class ever made in
this or any other country Buyers should remcmpcr
THAT unlike the guarantee of foreign maker who can
never be reached this warran.ce is good at ali time
against the Company their agents, and that after
the most thorough trial any watch stoud prove dofec
tive in any particular it may always be exchanged for
another As the American Watches made at watham
are for sale by dealers generally throughout the conn
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A Valuable Farm For Sale.
NOTICE.

vIYHEREAs, my wife Margaret has left my bed and
w board without just cause, therefore warn adj
persons against harbaring her giving her credit oa
my account as viii pay debts bills by her
tracing. ADAM MAY,
July Il, 1880, St. jackson tp, Butler Co, Pa
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NTANTED, AGENTS-sT5 to 800 PER MONTH for
w gentlemen, and S35 to s75 for ladies' everywhere,
TO Introduce the Celebrated Common Sense Family Sew
ing machine improved and perfected 1t will hem, fell
stitch, quilt bind, braid and embroider beautifully.
Price only $50 making the elastic lock stitch and fully
warranted for three years We pay the above wages
commission, from which twice that amount can be
made. Address with stamp, call on c. BOWERS Il
Co Sacsrooms No. 255 South FIFTH Street, Philadel
phia, IA All letters answered promptly with circulars
and FERNS.
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Uurire-C. Sullivan Of Keystone.
Scorers-A. p. Ziegler for Keystone, Il. J. schmauk
for lIawatha.
Fly Catches-Keystone II, niawatha 10.
Missed Catches-Keystone g. IIiawaha 0.
Home Runs-KeystOns L. lliawNtha l.
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Auditors Notice

IN the matter Of the peti ion Of N. +. McCandless
Committee of Christian fleeger for leave to sell real
estate
c. p. No2T, June Term, 1861. And now to wit q: June
Sth, 1866, Court appoint g. W Fesger, ESQ., an audi.
tor to take testimony reference to the claims Of the
creditors Of the unatc und make reported and state an
account of same that claims legally upon tho es
tate Of said lunatic' by the court.
Butter comfy, IS.
Certified from the record THE 18th Of June 1906
WM. STooPs, Proth'y.
Notice is hereby given TO those having claims against
the said estate, that will attend to the duties Of the
above appointment at the Office of Black Flecger in
Butler on Tuesday, the 2lst day Of August A. D. 1866
at o'clock, z. NJ.
q. y, FLEEGER.
July IS 1865 1t. Auditor
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THOMPSON & LYON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
BIUp6I3IRo PIEIEJII'A,
Executors Notice,

NJ 0TICB is hereby given that Letters Testmentary
IN on the estate of of r. Robinson late of the town
of Knob Noster, Johnson, Co. Missouri dec'ed. have
been granted to the undersigned Therefore, all per
sons knowing themselves indebted said estate will
make immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same, will present them properly authen-
ticated for settlement.
ROBERT STORY.
July 18th 1S66-6t Executor
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MUSIC.

TIE MAsoN,S .TIAMLIN CABINET ORG ANS. 70 :
sacred and secular music forty different styles, $50
5000 each, HFTT-oNE COLD OR ISIL YER MED
AIS, or ether first premiums awarded them. Iustu,-
Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New York
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REDUCTION IN PRICE
OF THE
American Watches,
MADE At WALTHAM, MASS.

In consequence Of the recent great decline In gold and
silver and all the materials used in the manufacture
goods, and in anticipation OF still further decline
have reduced prices to as low point as they can
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1866-08-08

sea- Why is Printer like chicken
Because he lives by picking.
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THE HAMILTON
GolA 4 Silver a}liniug o.,
OF vADA.

The property Of this compsny Is situated "a tho Manu.
moth and North Union Mining Districts, Nye County,
State Of Nevada and comprises the following naniod
ledges ef siirsr bearing quartz:
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JonS NJ LToi
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50 That no one need hesitate to buy watch now from
tho expectation that 1t will be cheaper at some future
time The test Of ten years and the manufacture and
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y. IfNKE I
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yirrinia Intelligence.

me ladies' Of Woodstock, va, observed the 6th
inst the anniversary Of the death Of Gen. Turner
5shbg, by a grand floral procession. The cere.
monies were Conducted by Lieut.. j. H. Wiams.
marshat assisted by Moses Walton, Mark BiFa,
Dr =. W. MaEruder, 2. II. Fragel, j. G. Mckay
and Capt j. H. GrabiA.
DR.. :. G. Hamilton few days since sold his
farm asar North Mountain station, in Berkeley
county, West Virginia, containing all acres "a MI
Hockait4er, of the District Of Columbia tor
$4,000. Seventy acres OF mountain timber land
were inc!nded IN the sale.
Mr. John Brown, an old and respectable citizen,
and soldier OF the war Of 1872 died at his rest.
deRce near WinchesteE on the 18th inst He served
fora short period in thsonf crate service at the
beginning fthe war nod reached the age of
seventy five years.
Three white men, " BOD before the county
court OF NanaenOnd, Suffolk, accused of petty
larceny, were on Tuesday sentenced to be impris-
oned five days and receive each on his bare back
SIX stripes.
Judge BrooEenborougb has merged his law
school into Washington college, and will hereafter
teaeh there.
The Rev. A. R, Bernard, one Of the Oldest Meth.
odIst ministers in the State was struck with paraL
ysis few days ago. near Suffolk, and is in very
critical condition.
TIE Norfolk Yirgtuian says some os the military
| in shat vicinage are very indienant because tbe
negro murderer of Whiteburst has been sentenced
to the penitentiaEy.
General D. H. strother has decIinedthc consul
ate at Bnenos Ayresi lately rendered him by tie
President.
The Alumni association of Washington college
has been revived, and there will be meeting Oh
commencement day, 18th Junes>e
A Christiansburg correspondents of the Richmond
LispGt61 mentions TuInOr that petition is get
ting Rp to annex the counties Of MONTGOMERY auG
Roanoke to West Virginia.
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From our Special Correspondent
FROM THE RIO GRANDE.
castle KOuLssrs," BAGpAD, MEXICO
WASHINGTON, June IA. 1860.

"CAsTLE KoHLssEN," BAGpAD, MEXICO
June 9th 1866,
What with the intense and ntoerable heat and
the mud stencil and tieas of Matamoros, | found
myself whiting down to the dimensions of a small
sized grease spot Besides, was kept in a dis
contented state Of mind by certain Mexican man
sion on MatAmoros street, one Of whose project
ing roof-poles invariably punched me in the head
Just above the hatband whenever | went round
to Johns to get shaved. narrow and crooked
strip of bricking, with mud on both Sides compels
the wayfarer to look to his feet as he passes said
mansion, and the first thing he knows, ker.thump
the Internal pole takes him in the head some times
causing him to see gold rings and stars. Having
concluded that couldn't stand it, decided that
wouldn't, and so here am at the famous mOderr
Bagdad.
Castle Kohlssen is the bachelor retreat of my
old New Orleans friend Billy Kohssen, Tor Col
son, as he spells it, where he does his own cook
ing and lives "as snug as bug in two rugs" ant
is " more independent than hog on ice.h A re
port of his death having been spread in New Or
leans, he requests me to state that though some
what dishgured, he is " still in the ring but ha
g taken root u at this spot.
The great charm of Castle Kohlssen to me is tina
it is cottage by the sea standing isolate
on the beach, half mile below Bagdad, and 5
situated as to catch the wind from whatever qual
ter it blows. The sweet fresbsea breeze has nc
ceased to fan me for one minute, day or nigh
during the week or so have been here. 1t benz
fits me very much. Billy, though no blowhart
has more wind than any man in Bagdad.
The great charm of the castle to Billy himself i
that it is situated at remarkable spot on Il
coast, where some unexplained conveyance
the winds and waves washes ashore IL
debris of such hapless vessels as mt
thump themselves to pieces on the very ugly ba
which stretches along half a mile or SO fro
shore, keeping the sea perpetually roaring al
shaking its tall toamy name, This stuff wash
itself up into systematic piles and heaps arou
tbesoastle and the violence of the waves, ! m
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unchanged. Mess pork s38 so. Bacon easier
clear sides 2l!e.
NEW YoRE, June I-Arrfved-steamers Nj
agra, from Richmond, and S. T. Brown, from
Norfolk.
VfcEsBuHG, June 2l.-Passed up-Ruth at D.
and P. w. strader at II 4. Il. Passed down
| White Cloud at s, and Louisiana at Q Am. River
rising.
from Yesterdays Evening Papersl
BALTIMORE, june 20.-The congregation Of Rev.
NJ. l-9ieYre, OF the Franklin Square Presbyterian
Ghlfch, voted last night to sustain the acfio1 Of
tAeif pastor IN separating from the General AS
scm5ly} told SchoOl) PRESBYTERIAN Church IN a.
count of its want Of action in regard to fbe
Louisville Presbytery. Rev. Dr. Backus ad.
dressed the congregation of the First Ch1rch do.
Tending the Assembly from the charges broug6t
against it.
No case of cholera has occurred here. exeenf
the one which came here from New York The
city ia perfectly healthy and there are no indj
cations whatever of the disease making lodp.
ment here.
PHILADELPHIA, June 20-The Union Congress
sioHai Convention was held to-day. 1t was fully
attended, and John A. Petro was nominated for
congress, receiving nearly unanimous vote.
number of delegates have arrived to attend
the Union State Convention, which meets here to-
morrow y
MoNTPELEEg, vr., June 2o.-The Republican
state Convention have nominated Hon Papl Dill
lngham for governor
COLUMBUS, O., jane 20-The Union State Con
ve1tl0n has nominated Wm. Henry Smith for aec.
retary of state.
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DEATH OF AN OLD FLoRIDIAN. - We were
panied to learn this morning, says the Tallahassee
Floridan of tine 18Th inst of the death of Alex p.
Crane, ofrheumatism of the heart. Mr.. c. was an
old citizen of Tallahassee, and although not very
much advanced in years, was, before his death
one of the very few first settlers of the place who
had lived here here al! their lives, and who
could give nearly all the important incidents in its
history since its settlement He had for long
time been engaged as a pilot at ST. Marks and
since the war, as coast pilot, in which capacity
by his genial disposition and thorough knowledge
OF his business, he gained the esteem and conf
dence OF all who were brought in contact will
him. Like all good sailors, he was kind and gen
erous to fault, Few ever asked him a favor tha
was in his power to perform that were not accom-
modated. He was the most unsefsh man we eve
knew, and was faithfal to every charge reposed il
him. Peace to his ashes.
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THG REcoNsTRU0TIoS or THE sfrssrssrpp.
LEyaEs-we dud 'the OBoving in a. wasbprton
ton telegram to the 0hisago Times, dated 1snu.
AIRY II;
The subject of reSenst'tucAing the levses on the
til of Congress. Messrs. O. j. .i5jssD5 !
Strother, who have been sent to ygasbagton 1n tc
represent the interests of the State Of nj sissinn
state that nearly $500 900 acres s5 A. sls9pP' 81
hausbe fertility, will be raelaus,eS hv tbis wor
1t is in the pewer Of Congress, Nv an annronria.
tiun at this session, to insare a ldne Of pefmanent
the bottom specified may be ssr mated for newt =
year at 100000 bales of cotton . pre net which
will rapidly increase each sucos edfng wear. Esti-
mating cotton at twenty cents ppE 11onnd tbfs
! yield would be an addition 81 Ii 0o9o00 to the
national wealth, to say notkisg Of the nEoduct aF
| corn and other articles on p@ nta4;ons ,yba srn.
of 81 0G0 900 would be safj apt and the SoS,nt
of the tax on raw cotton 81 ane even a. TnrsssnS
rates. would. 10 two years. egeaed The Igh6la snrS
iof winch an appEopFiauoS - solicited.
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THE CROPS OF THE YA2Oo VALLEY.-The follow
ing extract from a letter written by planter of
Yazoo county, Mississippi addressed to a com
mercia house of this city, underdate of June 18TH
will be read with interest as indicative of the gen.
eral crop prospects of the Yazoo Valley:
Gentlemer-I would have written you before,
but the prospect for cotton crop was so gloomy
that remained at home despondng and dispirited.
now feel much better and can tell you that if the
rain will stop at this, that we will yet make one
third crop, there being no other impediment here.
after. Those are my highest figures and q few
more rains will reduce them greatly. | will tell
you my prospects and you can draw your concu.
sions. We planted one hundred and seventy-fye
acres in cotton; sGraped out the whole without
pIowing, the ground being too wet to plow fol
the past six weeks, and at this time, 18th June
have only fifty acres that even the drill is clean
This we worked in the past few days. The rair
began on the 18th March, and averaged about is2
rains per week since. Never were planters in sucf
fix, and never were the prospects so gloomy Al
this season before. So say the Oldest planters
Should the weather prove favorable from this time
on, the crops may turn out, or exceed our eXpec
tations; but it will take the best of weather, dry
and occasional showers. The stand is very imper
feet this year, owing to old seed, and having t,
scrape so often The corn crop also il injilrel
from One-hat to two thirds, some a total failure
Our neighbors are as deep in the grass as we are
| and worse; and more gloomy accounts given
| predict about six hundred thousand bales out
side not over million.
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There is, at the Prussian Legation at Florence,
an Austrian official charged with the dispatch of
business as PrO sia represents the court of Vienna
Lfor all matters concerning Austrian suhiecta in
ITALY. On the evening of the great popular mani
festation in front of the palace of the Prussan
legatior, Baron D'Usedom happened to be in the
country. The Austrian official, being thus alone
w'.s forced to make his appearance in the balcony
where he Stood waving his hat, while the cToWt
below shouted their utoatS for war, the Kipg, apt
Garibaldi.
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DEsTIrUTIoN IN Houston, TExAs.-The Houston
nnl.-..l. - A.. lztl. int hnn tln Enln.yinr.

ItItDTaVI UT tIIO II VI IIISs IIu5 1IIO IVIFV F'h
white woman with two small children, were
found yesterday among the pines on the other side
of the bayou, just beyond the city limits, in a
starving condition and sick almost unto death, The
woman was well nigh speeehless, and could give no
clear account of herself, nor could anything salts
factory be gathered from the little children attend
ing her. It was understood that they had heer
seems to be the worst case of destituuun and suF
| ferng that we ever heard of in a Southern State
and it looks shocking that it should have oceurre
! within the shadow of the Wealthest city i'll Texas
The woman and her children We're taken to tn
| city hospital.
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An East TEANEssEEAN AFTER BRovsrow.-
Hon. F. S. Riesken, in a communicated to the
Knoxville Commercial, Of tbs 9Th inst, erabalma
BrownIoW in printers ink, as follows
You poor old humbug you silly old ostrich
dill you expect p escape the public odism and
mtrited cont en BY sticking your adiie4 pate
under sue}J,l q bu as that Gts ort, ycutBread.
bare jus gler, anfun through the little TeEant of
your disg Taeed al disgraeefuI life, an ereh apos.
tate, bra Wing aggaTt, a le9rous har, moral
monstrosity, a.id agFacous upstart, windaToken
wrangIer, yepngy yahoo-h -hooted, hated daspised,.
holred ana seornedras The ofscouring of all de-
prayty, and uuprins sipled, low and dirty ni4uity.
~IGu oroaking OLD hypoerfte yau snifering old
liarGN you unEodly peFveT4aer of the Truth you
overlooking fountain of unm tgatad falsehocd and
vile caIum0yl you old" ehrslnic diarrhBa Of Lies !"
! How dare you squirt such a lean, witherei, mea-
| gre, bald and bare-faeedlie 4 sthatE y The
| most ungodly liar and the biggest fool liar now
alive is Parson William Gam away, ,BFewni0w-the
shame of Tennesgeea hnr ailatng burlesqae on
| the high office OF govern or-the instigator of
| crinie-the cOnsort of feIou s-the eeadjuaasor of
| assassins-the boon Cnmpan on of murdereEs-the
| burning scandal to religion nd the foulest Motch
| On the Civilization Of the cam airy
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Fl SANTA Anna AND SwIHDLING.--I Under this cap-
ton the Philadelphia Ladger, of u 18th instant.
has the following:
Santa Anna, it seems, has alk the misfortnpaa
that usually accompany notori eg . In April ast
it appears that two persons, re presenting them
seIyesagents of Santa Anna, cal ne to ne TTnited
States and bought, ostensib ft r hins of parties
100000 in gold ives to be pair / by the general
upon the delivery Of the at cam er as st. Thomas.
Tha steamer was sent to 5 II. homps and refusei
| by Santa Anna, aad she as a cGordngly brongbt
hack to the Uaitsd States, VII err, the owners an
Tharsday last had the tw per soi Is arrested in New
York aud committed to all 70 al iswer the charge
4 empowered by Santa AnEa to bay the s.somar sno
tand can give no reason say he should have repa.
bdiated them The case pEsf ni ,es some rich deSa
viii no doubt, be brouget utso court ss itres,
/ when it comes up for trial. A''iSH9
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-06-22

HEA3 CENTER Stephens IN WAsHNdnan We
clip the suhjoined paragraph in relation to the
presence of Mr.. Stephens in Washington d om the
Correspondence OF ahe oht'ago Times, datas tWash-
ngiea, June Is:
A singular feature about the final Of Fs nianism
is the presence Of lanes Stephens the gFg at head
center, in this city. He waa here re1n ,ntlv for
abGRt week, inst after the order was sued for
| th9 arrest OF all prominent Faniansy ana bera he
remained, evideaIly Drawing and defgirs the nov.
| eminent. His fsw admirers mere WaFkos hsr6 in
order to get ul little enthusiasm for him Init
without success. Most of the FenansJ tara We've
@ hauohy ueht oL ftopetts assh, OF On eeny men,
anu the cohstaAa ehofts OF Stephehs,tM throw cold
| HaIeI on tho scneine Ior tee l4Vaslqa of Canada
say aSs ~ @ ms s s.Sts hers N perfect
lallut9. AZ ens renlah Lcnes nag ready been
and the apPnRls of Stephens for mos met M yss
spanse. NJ. Stephens made sevax Al sneeches
wmle he nete' ~, DnL ~ coula i3 excite the
ieast enlflsntsi' a ms curious ~ ng about it,
however As "h5 the governments tolerates his
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TEXAS MASONIC GoNFa SRIoN.-The, Bsnsaton
Telegraph of the l7tA Instant says
The Masonic Convention cl osed it's sessions veg-
terday. The meeting. was !most Harmonious re-
union, the business hi.FinS been FansaGtel + ifia
factorily. The members leaI for their reg pee-
tive homes, having enjoyed, they inform U.S. quite
an agreeable soioIra in our city.
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Slight changes make gre at differences. "Dinner
Tor nothing. Is very goo @ luu. but you can't say
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pioture, by Page, of . Admiral Far7aas at in
the slraads of the fsgship Hartford at tta ,attle
of Mobile Bay" is exhib ition at the Maa autiie
LbrarY hall, New York.
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If you had gone bs If crazy at not having wo
your sweetheart S as = wife, remember yoa tnight
have gone the Otne & half had YOU suceeeded
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Passengers per steamship I. C. Harris, Charles
Fowler, commander, from Indianola and Calves
ton June 10Th, 1866:
Cushing and family Capt Hamilton and wife, Mis- Lns,
ley, Miss Hamilton, Mcintosh wife 2chdren, Mrs
Davis Miss McMorren Knox, wife aud chi d. " Sh don
and wife RRda and we Garcia, wi and daughter BELL
wife, Mrs Bvnn Mrs A nelly. Mrs Vincent and child
Miss Conway Mrs McC"wny Watngon Glegl, sampson br
BuCkher FuntanR SchurtZ ouhmayd Simon, Levy DR. A
Genera Branster Casper New John Fodd Weatherfor Nc
Fall, DlBorth r Fonte Haburne ennur, Nines, Guilbau
SON. nes Malone, Afford Saters Drsyuss Bns Cox
! Grosgen Adaus ii sem Emmett Crawford Hale G,ree
Blythe Dorsey. Carter Neil, Puebla Savage DurAnd and
brother Duluurste NJ Comali Den,ng, Knson, McGurthy
| Conway, SALES, Enspty, ~ on neck
Hon. James HAM h e.s, ex-member of Con
gress from the third congressional district Of New
York, died in Brooklyn on the l6th inst,
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PA" know why that od-fashioned pistol OF
yourn that grandpa fit with in the revolution ia
called a hOrse-pistoll"
| "Why, sony"
| " Because it kicks sou