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all persons, not to trespass any of their respec-
tive properties, or any property in their care or
possession, by lease or otherwise. by hunting
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Thomas Rose, Sr., Daniel swartzwelder, Jacob
Pennell. John PeuneU. Isaac Blankley, p.
Rediuger George ". shaier Joseph Morse B.
Steokman, II J. Means, g. W Means, Jonathan
Perrin, A J. Steckman & B +. Penuell, d. Means
and John Morris. seplsm3*
TSTRAY NOTICE.-Came to the
"A premises of the undersigned in Bedford tp.,
abIu the first of October, last, one dark brindle
Bull. with white face, two fore feet white to
the knees and o white hind feet; one white and
red spotted HEIFER, left ear eropt, about years
old one rel STEER, wsh left ear cropt, about
years Old The owner is requested TO come for
ward. prove property, pay charges and teke them
away otherwise they will be disposed of accord
ing to law nov2Ow3 JOHN B. AMOS.
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mark Twain on Costumes.
Twain attends one of Gen. Grants /
wees and discourses on fashions thu,

Twain attends one of Gen. Grants le-
wees and discourses on fashions thus ;
At Gen. Grants reception, the other
night, the most fashionably dressed
lady was Mrs. G. G. She wore a pink
satin dress, plain in front, but with a
good deal of rake to tito the train, I
mean; it was said to be two or three
yards long. One could see it creeping
along the floor some little time after
the woman was gone. Mrs. G. wore
also white bodice, cut bias, with
Pompadour sleeves, flounced with
ruches: low neck with the inside
handkerchief not visible; white kid
gloves. She had on a pearl necklace,
which glinted lonely, high up in the
shoulders. Her hair was frizzed into a
tangled chaparal, forward of her ears /;
aft 1t was drawn together, and compact
ly bound and plated into a stump like
pony's tail, and Furthermore was
cAnted upward at a sharp angle, and
ingeniously supported by a red velvet
crupper, whose forward extremity was
made fast with a half hitch around a
hair-pin on her poop.deck, which
means, ofcourse, the top of her head,
II you do not understand fashion tech
ntcalities. Her whole top-hamper was
neat and becoming. She had a beauti-
full complication when she first came,
but 1t faded out by degrees in a most
unacconntable way. However, it was
not lost for good. 1 found the most of
it on my shoulder afterwards. Il had
been standing near the door when she
had been squeezed in and out with the
throng.) There were other fashionable
ladies present, of course, but 1 only
took notes of one, as a specimen. The
subject Is one Of great interest T. o ladies;
and l would gladly enlarge upon 1t
were able to do it justice.
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"GRIs" is writing to the Cincinnati
Times from tout west" or Iowa he
said:
like the Iowa people very much.
They are hospitable and friendly, as a
class, and treat strangers we'll, and,
considering the stringency of their
State temperance laws, might add,
often. No licenses are granted in the
State to sell spirits except to druggists.
In large towns saloons sell without re-
gard to license, enlightened public
opinion seeming to sustain them In it.
In the smaller towns this traffic Is con-
fined to drug stores, which drive a
large business continually. The la
mented Artemus remarked Of temper
ance hotels that they usually sold
worse liquor than any other taverns.
The high priced compound dealt out
by the Iowa drug store Is about as poor
an article as can we'll be conceived.
Yet it finds a ready market.
OF Des Moines in that State "Gris"
writes: L.s,
pleasant city, OF aOout ten thousand In.
habitants, woen the inhabitants are all
in. The Legislature is in session at
present, and this assembled wisdom of
iowa may be seen at the Savery House,
taking theirs "straight." A majority
OF the Legislature of Iowa are natives
of Ohio, which accounts for their Rcorn
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CATHOLICISM IN THE UNITED STATES,
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The White Pine Compound.

1T was early IN the sPFing Of SO that this
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throat attended with disagrceable cough. l
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The New York herald., 1868-06-15
TINE JEROME PARK RACES.

The races at Jerome Park postponed on account Of
the weather from last week. will be resumed to-day
and continue tomorrow and next day. Four races
win be run to-day, the first dash of q mile and
threeeighths for all ages; the race for the West
chester cup, which Is valued at $1,000 for all ages
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race The sports OF the day will close with dash OF
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ite at slight odds, although Onward ia stouty
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The New York herald., 1868-06-15

RoUNDHEADs, JAooBINs, IMPEAoHRRs. The
Roundheads in England, the Jacobins in France
and the impeachers in the United States are
the same party, the same historical fact, the
same faction existing in the same crcum-
stances, aiming to accomplish the same thing.
Equally violent, vindictive headstrong, coarse
and vulgar, there is nothing to choose between
them. In the other countries one faction used
the axe and another the guillotine, and the
violence of the faction here would pursue the
same course If the age would permit it. This
is seen in the outrageous acts done in defiance
of law and almost without reprobation--such
as the imprisonment Of a citizen without crime
done or trial had, and the violation of the Post
Office and the telegraph.