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-, 90 7aH CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILHoAD Co,
'oF'i' No "a BROADwAY, NRw.YoRK MHch a8. no., -
CUICAGO and ALTON RAILROAD, FIRST
4 WORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS NOTICE i
given that have his day designated be lot eisheen
bee5y IN bered foows al, o. 49, 255. 30 -Js 5l
% nj gO7 963 Az 4Ji, AZ 500, 3S 5Jl end l| Of eIN
ssch. for redemption - 81. - ...., 9, IN
se NAV 1906 The underigued are rerdy to pay them
- infef so far accrued presentation cud surrender
"" 8 J. TILDEN, No. ll2 Nall 81, (Tru.tees
l. H. MEYER No. as Exchange place i''''''
Oyy1cE OF THE SEoONDA AvzNUs Raj ROAD CoAPASY'}
NEW. YORK Apfil 3. 1850.
ITTHE ANNUAL ELECTION, held on the
n "a Instant the following gentlemen chosen Direct
@A' W JOHN RILEY.
GEORGE BELL,
SAMUEL WILLETS,
JOHN OBHii.N
JULIUS MADSNORTH,
WALDO HCTCiiNS,
THOMAS CRANE,
w. V. r. ARNOLD,
IA. c. BEACH.
EDWARD HAlGHT,
GEORGE BELL (oi nicks Belly,
FREDERICK A. LANE,
CORNELIUS MCtOON.
sat the same time ISAAC a. STORM. +. s MUNRoE,
rGlN H. PLATr. chosen Inspectors Of Election ior
3c1 Al subsequent meeting # the iouId JOHN RILEY
=, clerted Pre- sident SAMUEL W i.LEfs ice Pr'd. ",
IOHN OBRIEN Treasurer, ond HARVEY Il. WOODS
Secretary u,,,-Y,v 8, ,,.ooDs
Secretary
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SEAIED PROPOSAlS VIII bc receNcu III
the office Of the CLERK Of the Board Of Education corner
Of Grand and Fm ,ts land nowhere eisc until MONDAY,
the 10th day Of April 1876 At u o'clock noon for supplying
the COAL and WOOD required for the Public Schools IN
this city for ensuiug FIVE thousand l9oD tuns
coal and three thousand % oOo cords Of cak wood ana
one thousand hundred oo cords Of pine WOOD more or
The coal must be Of the best quality Of white ash furnace
and stove ze good order two thousand two hundred ond
forty 240j pounds the tun and must be delivered In the
hin. AZ the school buildings The proposals must state
the mine. om which posed 10 supply the coal ito be
furnished from the mines namedl accepted ana us aie
the price per of two thousand two hundred and forty
The oas wood must be Of tho best quality, the sticks not
e,. three 0 feet long and not less than three W Inches
In diameter ,,. -.,-,,.
three (3J feet sI tbl inches long.
The proposals state tie pnce per cord OF one hundei
and 2B cubic feet solid measure for both pine
and oak ood and also the price cut Tor saving and sp
ting load-the quantity Of oak wood 10 be sp only as re-
oured by the Committee on Supplies.
Tbe wood will be Inspected and ured under the super
vision of the Inspector OF Fuel OF the Board Of Education and
must be delivered the schools when ordered as follows
Jnne 10 M. day Of August, and the remainder
required bv the Committee on Supplies.
Said wood both and pine, mu.t be delivered "wed'
and when required split and must be piled In the yards
cellars vaults bins Of the school buildings as may be deg-
n,ed by the proper authority. Tie contracts for supplying
d COS. and wood be binding until tho goth day OF May
gI Two suretes the faithful performance OF the con.
tract will be required and each proposal must be accompanied
with the signature. aud residences o the proposed uret"s
No will be allowed for delivering sad coal
and wood a. eny Of the schools for putting aud ns the
sane In the ya-d. cellars vault, bins Of said schools
Proposals must be dirested to the COMMITTEE on sup
niles of the Board Of Education" and should be ndor'ed
Proposals for Coal "Proposas for Wood Is the case
may be- go. --u , Al
nropo,als offered TIMOTHY BRENNAN.
SAMUEL -. ii. VANCE,
JAMES w FARR,
JAMES B. DUPlGNAC,
JAMES L. MILLER,
New.York. April O. 1866. Committee on Supplies
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COLLISION OF LONG ISLAND SOUNDING
,,s,r,ar CITY of yew-London Capt. Smith. from New

LOpdon. arrives at this city Friday morning having
hem in collision. Capt s. reports that Yesterday morn
ing about o'clock of Eatoas Neck was run 1,S nrS,
MoBtor which le ms o' Iaa ON sruSk about
no feet absft the stern and cut almost oomple2tei 2
through the hull and below the ysterRse started S ass
panking etc. but having light balkneaa, sr, sr, h,1iS
s,ovs and was run ashore in Lloyd's Hafber. her
passengers were brought back to the city oy 'h'
london Fortunately no ono was injured
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Memoranda.

Bug Ayondale Dix from Georgetown, 5. C.. for Boston,
with lumber and naval stores dismanted and water
nom the wfek on the 10Th in lat a. lon H. by the schr
Winter Bird Hilton master, from Boston for Jeremie enl
landed Al Turks Island the goth thence by the brig Fear
ess bound to Porto Rico The A. registered 1856 tuns,
built al Eden Me- in 1889 and hailed iToHi Fremont.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. ,.,.
On, Sun sets.....63l Moon Rises. ..l2;ls
HIGH WATER THIS DAY. ~.
Sandy Hook l24l Gov Island. l:22 Hell Gate"' S'o'
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EEW-YORK ......Aprl t.
Cleared.

Steamship Helvcta tBr.), osiyia, Liverpool NaOna
stsm'bi5 Washington tFr) surmoun llayre George
Mckenzie. =. ~. oox,ob.
steamship Bremen (Brem) Esynsher, Bremen. oefi'h'
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRML TgRy-APRrL e-Befor'
Justice JONES.

ALLEGED SEDUCTION AND BREACH OF PRoMIsE.
Brady sg Munier.
This suit is for s., 900 damages on the too conf
mon story Of promise marrisge followed by seduction The
Court held that plaintiff testimony did not make out
case and dismissed the complaint.
SPECIAL TRRn-aPRIL 6.-Before Justice NOVEL;
Robert l.. Curtis ct al. agt. George MARSHALL
The cos.s imposed condition for granting new trh IN
this case are the costs Of the immediate preceding tra ana
not the costs action previous and including such s
j. Henry Schroeder al agt John Baker Motion gIahted'
wthou, costs TIE American Building Company ag smith,
Sloan & Go. Motion granted
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,)ort-n)ar6enN Notite.
SrAry or NKw. YORK,

PoRr.WARDEss OFYcB, No. lOt Wan.s.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section OF the act passed April H. 1851 entitled " An
Act to Reorsanzs the Wsren Office Of the Port OF New
Yori 10 ali persons interested in having charge Of the
subject matter such inquiry, examination or survey that
tie following ve,,- are under examination by the Port
Wnrd.ns ana that the said surveys examinations will be
comp.t.d within ten days succeeding this notice. on
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OrrlcK OF TIE PAsAnA RAILRoAp CoarANr,l

OFFICE THK PANAMA RAILROAD SosfAhTl
ToSrIsE BUILDIsGs, No. W Wai'st
Nfw.Y ORx. March u, 1866
TUIRTY- SIXTH DIVIDEND-Ihe BOARD
II of ofDIRECTORS have this day declared dividend OF
FOR al PER CENT Of the earnings OF the Road ioI the
three months ending 3s in.i and TWO ~ Pth CEnI oa'
~ earnings of the steamers sailing vessels &c. payable to
the stockholders their legal representatives, on ana alter
Aprl5 -,,,. -, c.., A.. .v.,,r, ~ March
27 un the morning Of April .. HENRY SMITH, Treasurer
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Professional Notlfe5.
Goal, %e.

LRESU-MINED Diamond, Red Ash and Lo-
cust Mountain GOALS. ofsuperior quality just received
and f SALE the lowest prices at the yid Nos 2oi aud
2Dt r.. 32ds;, near Thifdave. GEO. h. PERRfMAN.
DO Sn r RES ii MINED LOCUST
tpC ebO. MOUNTAIN COAL. OF best quality. at
- 90 per un delivered from the yard NO. ls9 west
Eieyeuth,t., Seventh ave-
VHTOOD. WOOD, WOOD.-The best NIR-
w GIgIA PINE and OAK WOOD for sale by the load
or cord (,ut or IN the stick Low PRICES at the 1erd
Nos o52 6i and sc Secondaye bet Thirty hith and Ihr
~ sAthsls.
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plpi0en0 Notices.

OFFICE OF TBK PnTsBUR0H, foRr WAYNE
AsD CHICAGO RAILWAY toiPASr, ~ Z
PITIsBuRGH, March q, 1906
NINTH DIVIDEND.-The Board OF d.
rector. Of this Company have declared the REGULAR DIV
DEND Of TWO and ONEHALF l2il PEh CENT on me
ca stock for the quarter ending March Jl't Inst payable
free Of Government tax and after April 18Th po1 mo
Raukiug.H House Of Mesr-. WlNSLOWi LANIER 70,
New orb the Shareholder registered In ha city, ana py
The Treasurer TO those registered A. Pusbursh.
The transfer books will close March 81 et2l o'clock r M
r. NJ HUTCHINSON, Secretary.
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Saihuei DaS o'S it ubils chopping IN the bush bT
shs a'6 Sars H o.. Of tree which fractured BIS skull
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make any conveyance the plaintiff Willam uness
they would recognize bs claim to joint and eqoai intere
with them.
AFTER long and difficult negotiation and credug and rely
ing upon the repeated and explicit representations OF ne de-
endan about the 70 acre parcel snf III oriet ~
make some formal conveyance, the panuh ana Mnlao
finally way to hs demands Of the defpdn and SLOWED
him retain the exclusive tile to the 70 lot ec 10 re-
ceve beside undivided quarter of oil the rest OF the 1oas'
After the settlement 1t discovered that in hercn Ioeo
$4,000 Of which he had received before the time o h
seene1t $4,000 in es'h and The balance in Notes 10. hs
share of this having been received by the -
vi, agent and In fducilry capscity
The afdIyits which the defendants movc weto
made up chiefly letters which had passed betwec him
and Villains and framed 10 show that the def wdans
from srrest Tns argument of Defendants counsel was s
chiefly addressed 10 this point On the part plainu
replied that the c,s I'D not show coprtn-rshp In ay
proper but merely cs0wner'h That esen conce
ing that PARTNER snch Is exempt from arrest at the
had been complete accounting between the parties nPon
which the balance found due tho defendant had been paid 10
ground that be be pursued directly by action at s
nit Of his coparsner but must be made With him party 70 en-
partnership ss 6usly aud regularly settled decisive l.
thones showed thst ss-uns sy even ssast partne "a
Tina; the character however, Of this defendant was that q
a co-owner, not Of partIsr Ihst whether as 'ucn
or sold without such sna authority but by OF this
pow over the lands which his exclusive title gave bim no
regarded having in either acted In hducay
capacity toward the plaintiff and 70 have received the price
of he lot "A that character and that on these grounds
the order Of hnest must stino.
After sdvement Mr. Justice Barnard now held, with the
plaintiff tte defendan. did nor receive the money in
hduciary capacity drued the motion for his discharge
For the plaintiff ExJudge oodruf aud Lowery Fransief
Loren; ior,!he defendant, Iho C. 3. Buckley, and STALL
knecht X Hail.
Before Justice IyGRAHAM.
DECISIONS.
Cornelius C.. n. Ostrandcr agt. Susan NJ. Jones.
Judgment paina declaring the pows valid to author
ize tue executors to Sc |, &c. (ses opinion)
CHANBgRs-AYRL 8.
NOTICE TO TIE BAR.
On Monday and every succeeding day until MI:
Justice Cerse finishes the present motion calendar he VIII
call order ascertain which arc not opposed
By order of the Court. Wn G. CoSSoR, Clerk.f
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sURRoGATE'S CoURT-APRIL 6.-BefOre surrogats
TUCKER


The Surrogate has admitted to probate the wills
Of tho named persons; Smith, NJ lintz s. De
Min, T. b. HellmuIler, !. Mackenzie, w. Allen James
Hines r. r. Mnturn B. s. Hart, j. Gonre j. NJ. Barnes
C. o. Donne II. ID. Hull II. Hsnsel J. Smiley and Richard
schnrck None wills contain any provisions OF pub
lic
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PAYMAsrGKs OrWcE, No. - Broadway,
NEW ORR. April .. le0o.

PROPOSALS will be received at this Oiilce
u,l " o'clock nn the l3th INSTANT for the following
suppc. which he Of the best qaIiy nnd deyced
free 4 expense 20 the Government the Navy iad Ne"
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGlNEERING.
e Plates Anthracite Pudjed Plate Iron, GyA6 inches and
3lf-nch thick.
$50 feet Angle Iro1 2lx2i inches
% Pieces 4 Iron, 90. inches long, 24NIi inches
1870 n guttonhsad Bolts. irlt inch, with nuts.
go Wood Screws. 2lri inch. ,
Respousbe security viii be required Tor the prompt ua
faithful delivery of supple, awarded Blank Forms with
needful particulars for bidders 10 be bad at this oihe
JOHN u. GIBSON. PaymasieT U. :. ~
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s'-,e iet -
T. GEORGE d. BAKER. Cashier OF the first National
Bank Of NewYoS DO soemny that the above state
uent is true to best Of my know ledge aud belief
GEORGE r. BAKER. Cashier.
:.'''....'....: State Of NowYok, City and County Of
5-cent stamp NewYok Sworn to and snhscnbed before
:............: me, this 9Th dsy Of April, 1906
FISHER 4. BAKER. Notary Public.
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Drlnilng.
proposals.
2 TrrAsrrY DHPARrxEHr

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OYYIcs op SuPERyIsiI0 ARCHITECT March ~ 1900 )
DROPOSALS for NORTH lNER FLAT
GfSG G-pronc.,, viii be received AZ this Office until u
O'Clock u Arr h. 1861 furnishing North River fasgns
f the sidewalks In from. of the west wing oi the Treasury
Building be- delivered AZ the wOrk aud oil the ioo"hs
dimensious and numbers. VIZ: .
no stones t ia a. r. ia not less thsn In. thick
81 Stours SIT II n. in not less than in thick
l78 stoue. n n1I r. in., not less than m. thick
The suffice q the gs must be perfectly out Of wind and
the toorg run with the cu.th Of The saemacine toong
preferred the edges vii be cut after delivery the Plates
mu. be- furnished with sufficient ma-in o. work perfectly
the 10 he above dimensions. nui a vii be rejected which
are fr,nt IN t- respect Toe bids 20 be per supethcA
foot when si and 10 include oil co.t OF delivery
apd sso 10 spriiv tho time in which can be delivered
Payments will BE- made delivery with reservation OF
10 peent until the whole Of the above Il delivered
The Department ths night reject or e bios
A deemed interest Of the O. sernent 10 d. 90
" be- considered tha, does not CONFORM TO tho To-
quireuen's Of this Advertisement.
Proposals to be irdos,d Proposals for Fagsng and ad
dressrd g. 4. b. Mulo Acting suporyisIng Architect
Treasury Department Washinsion. ID {.
4. b. MuLLErr, Acting superyi'ins Architect.
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Total. E...o.s
State Of Nets- York County Ner York: w. o. WHITE.
Cashier Of the National Currency Benk do soemny swear
that the above is true to the best oi my knowledge
and belief w. q. WHITE ChsileI
sworn and subscribed before this 4h day Of ApI 1866
JAMES 5. CRAFT, Notary Pubic
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Oyucr oF TEE CHICAGO ASD GRFIT EAsTEnS RMLwAY}
Co. SO. 81 Wiau.st., NEw OK, March u, loco
YVNHE INTEREST COUPONS OF the FIRST
NORGE Bonds Of the Chicago and Great Eastern Rail
vv Co due April will be- paid prcseui ION at the ot &c
OF The Company no. 81 Niaus, New lots on and after
that dste. ANUS 4ENNEi' secretary
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MISSISSIPPI and MISSOURI RAILROAD
IVA COMPANY The Tfus'ees der tie frs. Mortgages
Of the Mississippi and Missouri Rsrod Company at the re-
quest majority Of the holders Of the Bonds issued under
said Mortgages having conmtnced proc d-s Cor the fore
closure OF said Mortsases notice hereby gwen 70 the parties
who have deposited their Bonds and stock 20 deposit
tle some yy hout delay with the Union Trust Company OF
ths city in order that they may p pae IN the arrange
nlsut for the sale Of ssid rotd aud i.anch c..
GEO W. STAN TON jr,}
JOHN ELLIOTT, Committee.
BLAKELY WILSON,
kEW-YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAIL.
~ ROAD Co.-The INTEREST due on the Mortsise
Bonds Of this Company April 1856 will hr paid and alter
MONDAY. the 3D. at the Office the Company az Tie
National Bsnk of the Republic, Of Na,t and Broad
wuy w hEMtNl IieaSpfef'
YINHE ADJOURNED MEETING Of the Stock
4 hodcrs Of THE EIBER DISlNTEGRATGNG COW
PANY fr the Election Of Directors will be held a. Il office
Of the Company No % Broadway New-l OH, WEDNES
N' WM. p ARNOLD, Secretary.
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LAW lNTELLIEENCE.

J. Aua's HERMANN. Secretary.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08
THE GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE

Farmers, Families, and others purchase no
remedy equal to DR.. Tobias Venetian Lniment for
dysentery, collie, Group. chronic rheumatism,
throat toothache sea sickness cuts, burns dwellings,
bruises, old sores, headache, mosquito bites pains in
the limbs, chest back, &c. II It does not give relief
tho money will be refunded. All that u asked IL a
trial. and use it according to the directions.
DR.. ToBIAs-Dear Sir: have used your Venetian
Liniment In my family for number Of years, and
believe it to be the best article for what It Is
mended thst have ever used. For sudden attack Of
the Group it IL invaluable. ! have hesitation in
recommending II for all the 1t Processes 10
have sold It fN many years, and It gives entire
satisfactso on. CHAs. III. TRIMNfR
Qunkertoics. NJ, May 8, 1865.
Price, 10 and 50 cents. Sold by all druggists Office
Sc Cortlandt street, New York.
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REFERENCES

Hon. Robert G. Kirk, Ohio; Hon. Henry 8, Sanford.
Conn.,; Ex-dov Randall. Wiz; Hon. James g. Pike.
Maine Hon. p. g. Van winkls, West Virginia; Hon.
q. H. williams, Oregon; General i. J. Fitzpatrick.
New Jersey; Hon. A. r. Hovey. Indiana; L. Holm
berg, Esq, Topeka, Kansas; John P. Hamlin Esq,
d. City; Chas Frederick Abet, Esq, Idaho; and any
Of the prominent business men in Chicago. of eur
acquaintance.
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In these celebrated mills the made to govern
the pressure. and gives uniform pressure in proper
ton 10 the amount Of cane going through the mill
The SELF-REGULATING PRESSURE removes all
danger Of breaking by uneven feeding, and increases
the capacity fully onethird above other mills Of the
size II presses large small amount Of cane
equally dry by its action.
send for illustrated catalogue, containing full de-
scription Of our MILLS, HDKSE-POWERs. &c, also
OF our CELEBRATED CHAMPION EVAPORA TOR,
which awarded the FIRST PREMIUM at the Wiscon-
sin State Fair Of 1s6there being the largest exhibit
ton Of sorghum machinery Of any Fair yet held in the
West II also contains the selection Of
seed. cultivation and mannflctui ing and testimonials
OF those nsing our machinery. - Agents wanted
everywhere. Address JANIS HARRIS CO.,
GAINESVILLE, WISCONSIN,
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DR. SWANS VEGETABLE HAIR BALM
Invariably restores grey hair to its original
color, without staining the skin or cloth 6ng.
1t Aeves the most dry, dead and crisp hair,
soft, Moist and glossy, causes it to CYL, and
keeps in its place, while it pr4,6otes its
growth Md prevents its falling Of
Heontdks neither oil Or alcoho/
Numerod preparations Of /oil, alcohol
and sulphur have been pal3ed upon the
public, and having totally/failed to give
satisfaction, TN manufactYf ers have deserv-
edly come to gri\
DR.. Swain warn \nts ks Vegetable Balm
to accomplish all ~ 70 claims for it, and
authorizes his agenl Ito refund the money
wherever it fails to satisfaction.
1t is an entiJAy Aew and scientific
preparation, pro hced 81 the distilation Of
rare and fragra Il flowers, which renders it
not only the y st renewer "A the world, but
makes it paJ icularly agreeable IS hair
dressing to- both old and yoA\ g, while its
liquid purj and floral odor are Mn striking
contrast With the nasty mixtureA usually
The proprietor has letters from Many Of
the nBst distinguished as well as fashid0able
peofe, judges, clergymen, lawyers, paksi-
ciyhs, opera singers, actresses, &c, certify
ing to the remarkable virtues of the Balm
Don't let any dealer urge upon you differ
hllf m 6Cluv mn
keep this, send one dollar for y trial bottle to
the nearest agent, or the proprietor.
If for grey hair, send for No. /.
If for hair dressing, send for No.
C H. Swan, proprietor, No. 81 South v alter
street, Chicago.
For sale by all the wholesale druggists in
Chicago.
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! neusohold Necessity Exists Tor the nee Of
npRnAsA lelehraie1 Cafarrh NnN6.

The best known medy for "a Cbld II tie Head"
Headache, Snufes Sore Eyes, Deafness and the worst
forms Of that loathsome disease, CATARRH.
It csanses the entire head. It's effects pleasant
and wonderful contains tobacco injurious ingre
dent. It has tho highest professional testimonials
Sold by all Druggists for Is cents per Box. Can be
sent BY mail on receipt Of so cents for Box or 81
for four Boxes. Address JAS. DURNO, Postofhce Box
1885, New York City. Wholesale BY D. BARNES Z
CO.. q Park Row. New York.
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In every case, send the name Of ach subscriber
and their postoffce address, with town, county and
state In full.
Money BY draft, poetofice order, express, or in
registered letters, may be sent at our risk.
Address all communications TO
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Domestic Paragraphs.
"A hint to delinquents: DDr in what


"A hint to delinquents: Bay- in what
q. o.
A citizen Of Worcester, Mass, had all
his hair fall out few nights ago.
-"Cholera bullets is the ft name given
by the Philadelphia Ledger to unripe green
apples just coming to market.
The total number Of alien emierants ar
rived in New York thus far this year is
III, 1884, or $4,000 more than last year.
One grain Of wheat in Missouri pro-
duced Is stalks, averaging 20 grams each,
Or an aggregate Of 2,175 grains.
The Associated Press have made ar
rangements for two hundred words or less,
per Atlantic cable, each day, at cost Of
eighty thousand dollars for the first year.
DIR. Crosby Of New Haven has sold
needle patent to the American Fish hook
Company for 100000. He had previously
sold fish hook patents to the same Company.
A woman in Lawrence. Mass, has been
found to have systematically starved to
death children whom she had taken in to
board and nurse. The old hag deserves the
whipping post.
"A case Of domestic discord in Mime
sofa is reported, where small boy, on be-
ing inquired Of by q book pedler for his
father, replied, "Pa don't live here now
no sold out to Ma"
The conductors Of the street-cars in
San Francisco are instructed not take green
backs for fare, nor yet to refuse to let per-
SONS offering them ride; but to take their
names and report them at the office.
The death knell Of five cent postal cur
rency has been sounded. A bill has passed
Congress providing for the coinage Of half
dimes, and requiring the withdrawal from
circulation Of al three and five.cent postal
currency.
A shop in Baltimore was fred on Thurs
day by the agency Of warped pane Of
Glass in window which acted as convex
lens, and concentrating the suns rays upon
. pile Of combustible material, caused il to
take IRE.
ID. 8. Goodbie, Of Salt Lake, partner
Of Brigham Young, man having s wives
and Is children, has had fine 81 900
coach, . splendid buggy and two nice sleighs
manufactured in South Bend. lie intends
that his whole family shall ride.
Tho Central Soup Society Of Philadel-
phia have changed their soup houses into
free bathing houses, tho only requisite be-
Ing that each bather furnishes his or her
soap and own towels. This is we'll, and the
public health, o. we'll % private comfort,
will be greatly benefited thereby.
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will, In i've minutes. impart any desired shade from
light brown to Jet black without injuring the fbres,
staining the skim poisoning the system through the
pores. Beware Of the deleterious dyes Manufac-
tnred by J. CRIsTADORo, 8 Aston House, New York
Sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Dressers
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BRANDR ETHsS PILLS As GENERAL
ASSlArANT or NATURE.

What 10 healthi What 10 diseasef
Health 10 when the supply and expenditure are
equal. Disease when the supply and expenditure
unequal.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS impart certain expulsive
powers to all matters in the body whose life IL below
the standard of the surrounding parts which have
remained longer than the time nature designed. So
In levers and all that class Of which run
modification. BRANDRETHs PILLS have marvellous
curative qualities. Our bodies are continually chang
ing and it is by this change live Should matter
remain in organs beyond the time nature designed
pain and Inflammation set in, which is nothing more
than preparatory effort for good. All Brandreth's
Pills supposed from their results do IL simply
ASSISTING THESE EFFORTS or NATURE.