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CHARTERS At BUFFALO The Erpres,
reports the char:rr If tie barnue y i've,
Culver, now in Erie, TO load coal at the
ftUsburgh Dtck at going rates. i"r Chica
go schooner R',Olute from Buffalo to
chicago, coal at tie same rates schooner
j. ). Aws'er, lumber tr"M Aux Sable to
L ncaSo. al So on the raj schooner Thor.
ton t. run !or the season from Marquette to
Cleveland al So per ton for ore
FROM TIE STRAITS The Chicago Jour
raj IT Saturday evening Publishes an ex-
tract from letter dated MaeLiuac, March
10 - foiiow,:
we have had heavy snow storm, toll
loved hy rain. Ii l. now mild and horses
c1nnpt travel over the ice owing to the
dcp'h ot oof. snow aud Iu-h. OF course
W. vii have cad weather again, and as
set we can say nothing about the time
when the straits will open
The Racine Journal prints the proceed
Inrs OF he ting OF the vessel owners Of
IL enc on the % nit, ~ organ Ze IN asSo.
ton. The following gent emcn were
unanimously elected officers, 70 serve for
81" tn>nl',g year:
observation-disclosures r. Slauson.
Sc r. tny-Thu'. Jones'.
Ir@asurpr-FI Raymond.
E1e;ntice Commtttee-F. n. Knapp,
Homer tfla-s.
TUE Opening OF NAVIGATION. Buff
falo III patch % the % h says: "A> far as
tie eye can reach The lake is clear Of ice. -
Hrcs' activity prevails in Murine matters.
a Il ~ IF vessels is exIe tel 10 leave this
ca for the upper ports. Such an early
orvnthg ha> MT occurred in many yeas
The lee hss disappeared without the u al
spr ng lreshe,s' a. "a
We irsro from the Toledo Blale that .
violent gale prevailed on Lake Erie We'd
hcsiay and Thur-day of last week. 1t
chf2ral he lower end Of the lake Of Ice to
rf6at extent. Dunkirk harbor is again
onen IN consequences ct the storm, while
Cleveland is bloekaiei
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News from Europe.

Paris, March %.
II Il estimated by the Minister OF War
Mar ha! Neil, that since the nav army law
has tssh put ihto operation. Guarde Mo.
bile FRANCE has been increased to- 500 600
BE lin, March ~
Anti Prussian riots have taken place in
the nori hera part of B,varia Crowds
Ktthelsd a, several places aud made viol, n
d m0ns;ratioHs against = ussan influence
ID union wi b the Northern Contedels-
t,un.
New York, March 20
The Herdld has tbs following cable dis.
pa'rbp.:
Antulo. Ahy>sinia, NJ arch hrh, via Ion
d)n, VI rch 2S-fio eomman Ter ia chief
Ami pthcrr of the English Expedition have
HoslII.c Information of the petition Of the
enemy aud mean 10 h.ht the uarIve
army ~ IN very stron, position, situated
between two rivers near L IKE H:sk Mag
dll! Is tive days march in the rear OF III.
klng's hra'iq.a ers Deep ravines encir
Gle The Abys,u an camps Theoinrus has
Is Oh vsrrioIs, the works and camp beiap
defended Ivy six large guns. On the eat
an sonsh Of Lake HIsk there are hi n
pni steep mountains. Napier has 6,Ou
English troops posted here. The General
wllt rnnvero Ashangi to-morraw. The sd
vance brigade moves and the General lead :
by choice. Baggage of every description is
reduced two>,hirdS Forage for cattle j.
scare, The roads are very bad and difficult
~ travel. The soldiers are suffering fr om
dysenirry and feve- Is
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Ls,e # ws from all Quarters.

IT me.ting Of the Chicago vessel own.
srs ia week. reso!uiun WAS adopted rec
oninenaln[ all iiernb er< of the association.
snd - her oHacrs Of grain. "A rying vessels,
~ refuse 10 sign. or alos their nasrer 10
slgn. any bu. the bill Of iading used here
toiurc. Is one.f4-rr
The amour. Of N.ti,nal Bsnk no,o- in
eirealation, March 10, WAS s299. 699 500. OF
the following determinations: Uae dollar
rts"s * al 05a; two~. s. 66s 030; fyes.
sll2 g69 5S3; tens, s77.7a0 723;; tren,i 5,
si;ti75 3.5; if -. sly 81 595; one hui
d:-.-'~ -, 80 100; fve hundreds, IS ga
81 one thousands. s3,0ISBOO
The Director of the Bureau Of Statistics
give, The following preliminary statements
81 the crn>u. ct the United States in 1866.
. r. urn.I to the Brean of Statistics -
SIX New Eigiani States, 3 40 Ssl. a gain
81 3b5. sos on the cetsus of 1860, IN FIVE
III idc Stats e 22l 2,o1. a gain Of 963,
O33, thirteen 80 itheIn States. . sos. 709. 4
i,ss' "i $50 BOZ; thirteen Wes'e,n .at,l Pa
sciiic States, 869. i4D, gain OF ,, 336. 387
hInc lcin'ufinS, 4D5 OF, \ gain of I4f. :
90. Inc 10 al population Of the United
Staies, 81 sos 8s2 E
The friends of Hannibal Hamlin. oil
vi a ne are making very strong excrtiuns t
secur- fir him the second place on the Re
putt eau Presi icntial ticket.
General mi, ~ order Of the Presi
d TT. has detai,ed Gen. IIaleck to succeed
Hancock az New Oreaus.
The R-voiutipnists in Hayti recently sur
prIscd aud defeat ed President Sainave anu
his army near Cape Iiaytien. The de-
icatel torpe slIS,a aimed s0rIoiIs l,sa- b..
New York city is to have a new Demo.
Cratic new paper, To De called the Gtote
nIi 80 be sold at two cents copy
The House of R-lres ,ntatves have
Aiof, e | 4 pr,rsioi III the Appropratio ion
III directing thai the s'x revenue cutters
o. tn lakes be laid up in ordinary.
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What a Little Boy Thought About
80 Things. .tet.at

| am little boy about so many years
old l don know whether | IN !. good lit
t,c boy, but M afraid not, for sometimes
do wicked things, and once | cut my SIS.
ter 5 kitten $ tail off with the chorp ny
KNIT, and told her big dog came along
and bit off aud swallowed il down before
knry could say Jack Robins u, and sister
SAL she was sorry, and II must have been
IA very naughty dog, but uo, her did not be-
Iieve mc, and >aid she va, afraid | had
told lie, and I'm afiaid / had. Then
mother SAID there Was "A dreadful stage of
sin. and then Bob holiered and said that he
sutsScd | was on 1t =; aud then she
whipped Us AMI sent US to bed without any
supper, out didn't care for any supper
Tor they ha,in nothing but bread and nut
ter aud Tea, and Bot and got up. aud he
ilited Tie III at The pinay window, aud we
got nilicc PIE and whole hatfuI of
doughnuts, and they thought it was The
COOK that stol. .cm, aud sent her away
next day, and Bob said he vas CAD Of it
Tor she didn't make good pies, and the
doaghnuts WASH t fried enough, and some.
times | do swear, for | said BY golly the
other day, and sister heard me and she told
mother. AMI MO her said | was bad boy,
aud would bring her gray hairs in sorrow TO
the grave, aud she whipped me; but / don t
thiuk 1t did her gray hxirs any good, and it
hurt me, aud when l got up stairs said
gosh darn it, but said it so she didn' t
hear me, and when she asked me If I did
MT th,nk was wicked, and 1 said was
att aid | Was, and was sorry for it, and
wouldn't do 20 any more, and thea she said
was good boy, aud told me about
George Washington, Who cut dswn the
apple tee, snI vas ciught at il, ami said
he dad IL with his little Ratchet, Just as
though had not heard alb aDout il before,
and dhia t always think him a big stupt1
tor cutting wood when they had hlr. d
nl;iA about the house., and bestdcs.- il
would be great deaf jolier to let the ap
pie trees be, 80 as he could have stole the
apples of III the fail. L don care ii hs
Was the father vi his conntry. be wasn't
smart, aud bet you the boys In uur school
would cheat lin ont of hiseye tee swap.
pug jackknises. and | colild lick HIM and
hardly try, and don't think he was very
healthy either. tor never. see a good boy
that wasn't always SICK and had the munlps
aud measles, and the scarlet fever, and
WASN'T coughing all while, aud hadn't
to take castor OIL and could not eat cher
rles. aud didn't have his head pattcd till
his barr vas rubbed off by everybody that
came ~ his mother's, and be asked how old
he MAS, and who died to save sinners, and
what hex been studying at school, and
lots OF eonundrums, and have to say his
casechisW; no, 1 shoaidn Z like Ia be good
sHiie boy ljus. ~ 'ief he aD angel and he
done with it.; / DONE thin. Lever shall be
. good little 10Y, and other people don I
think So too, Tor | wasn't never called .
RoM htseeboy bat one, and thss vas uhen
my Uncle John asked me .whafe / s.ood in
NJ class. and told him il Vas nsxt to ths
bssd, aod As0A that w. nGit so =
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gave me a quarter, and when he asked me
how many buys We're III the class. AMI |
SAID there were outys two, eusys self and a, lit
tie girl, and tbcnbe tauted me to give him
his au,,l ter / ack, and | wousluf., and he
ran aft.r ne aed stahsblrx pycra char,
anu h,irt ainssiE anl be-. Teen ,ane ever
sshce. anu III CAD of ii for I'D. Fat NY f.
tier, ani iasn ans right tv rex me, for |
get cnough vi that at heine. 4 d.,u like
Uncle John, aud | guess he knows IL. for
he says III hot like any Ut the family, aud
ne says he expectsi Il 90 toleea ausf &c a
plraie Instead OF u res pectaIle member of
society, and should not wonder, for I'd
rather DC Iirate than soap boiler like
him. l don { care If he is rich It's nasty
bns,Dess, and i shant have to he pira e
either, Tor one can make lots of money with
out that; and they are always talking to
me about being rich ami resbectabie, 8n.i
going to Congress aud being Presment and
ali tnst s,rt OF thing but ! don't want TO
he +, esldent there is Lincoln (; he was
Pre- iue1t, and guess he's sorry for it
now; aad there is Andy johnson, | guess
he don't like 1t much either; and fellow
don have to be respectable 30 he a Con.
gresham, Tor there John Morrissey, and
he s go. NICE curly hair and nice ciot hes.
aud be don't do any werkeeitheri; oh, /
kaow how things are done but there
Bob cain NE. and We re goln' bird s>nest-
in for know where there a yailer bird 5
nest chuck full Of eggs; mother says it il
cruel aud the birds doat like Ia; that |
wauidn like to, have my eggs stole if
was . bird, and | don't thnk / should !;
but l ain t a bird, you know. aud that
makes a difference, and if you want 20
Irint this you cao, tor mex, 10 being a stage
"riser and a;pifate ID hike, to be aa editor,
tor You fellows dop't have 10 tell the truth,
AID you can 60 t0 the ci-cuses without
payin'. y 2Hii2i-~o9 ,3Eau H0aa1fs
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Clippings.

o. - O'RPAASS. ~ III. tEr-
What is more likely to become woman
than any kind of dress? A little girl.
Let reason 90 before enterprise, and
counsel before every action.
.'Sir, this horse YOU sold me can't he
made to start. ''Well, didn IL guarantee
him as never starting ?'sgal9. naz
On the marriage of Miss Wheat it was
hoped that her path would be flowery and
that she might never be thrashed. fgT
A pious minister. after .lecturing Sun
day>School class in the most edifyiug man
ner, proposed to close the exercises by
singing Jordan meaning the hymn.
On Jordans stormy banks l stand"
The worthy man was liorrified by hearing
the whole school strike up Jordan am a
hard road to trabel. believe
Mr.. Green sued lady for breach of
promise. and lNr friends offered him two
hundred dollars 20 settle it. What -
cried Green, two hundred dollars for
ruined hopes, q shattered mind, blasted
life aud bleeding hear ? Never! but
make II rwo hundred and twenty Eve and
IL is bargain pa baf
A certain preacher in Iowa once took the
text: Husbands. love your wives.
flaFlDX pr0cecutd 10 great icbgt lion ihc
main subject, he arrived at his application
much OUT of breath Pausint moment to
wipe the sweat from his brow. he glanced
towards his wife. and began az foiIow, :
Now. brethes,pg we sar,iniy don { 1--we
our wives as we'd orter! | don't love
EN- ly as f'd orter, but if was to have
another wife I'd love her better'n | bev
En- ~.
Unlocking over the proceedings of an
Ohio Sunday School Convention we End
the following resolution. Offered hy Mr..
Snnth, pious and promising young lawyer !:
= Rcsolred, That a committee Of ladies aud
ecntiemcn be appointed to raise children
for the Sabbath School. geta eid
A woman one day said tn her physician.
Doctor. whvis IL that some men are born
dumb 2" Nv ell, said fhe learned man,
gathering up the whole sum Of mis- Wisdom,
"the reason Of that is. that some children
are born without speech. well, nov, /
am 70 glad asked you" said the vomsn /:
II suppose if had asked my husbasd,
Nd hsvs ssid, 'Osass tbsy is"
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100 1T ALONE. :
III JOHN G. sAxE.

III JOHN G. sAxT.
There's game muck in f4shion, think it's
called Euchre, LII
Though rvs never played i for pleAisr. o.
lucrc. III -
In which when the q as esq iseers.ia con.
The players appear y h.r DANCED ,A.i.
positions, Y -
And one of the,.crfssfna eon6aext toAs- =
Il think / might venture to 90 it alone.o
While watching the game, tits wh;m Of the
bard.,
moral to draw from the skirn,ish in cards.
And to fancy he finds in the trivial strife,
Some excellent hints for the b.ttls Of life,
Who're, whether the prize b . ribbon or
throne,
The winner j. he VII can "eo it alonen
When great GAiileo proclaimed that tho world
In a regular orbit was ceaselessly whirled,
And got-not . convert for III of his pains,
But only derisicn, and prison. and chains
1T moves, for all that" was his answering
F or he knew, like the earth, he could ''go it
alone"
When Kepler, with intellect piercing afar,
Discovered he laws Of each planet and STIR,
sAHN NoSeoiS HhO on&AA-bo nave SouucO AAo
nsme. - ~ -
Deridsd his learning and blackened hi fame;
II cnw it," he replied, "till the truth you
sh. Il own"
For he felt in his heart he could go il alone .
Alas for the player who idly depends,
In the struggle Of life upon kindred and
e q friends. .fsI gss siferse lrstt a.t1 tC damn
Whatever the value Of blessings like these,
They never atone for inglorious E ise.
Nor comfort the coward, finds with grosn,
That his eratehes have left him 10 Ego it
A9nea a9sd sed szBle.ziss-E a,iG.som3G
There i, something. no doubt, in the hand YOU
my hold, .s.f = .qq45 tEe .ysi, a,,ss
He 9TH. + mily, and culture, Wit, beauty and
god $50 'i1s. 4@itiae- e' $3.50
The unforeu owner may fairly rega I'd,
As zach, in it's way, q mos; excellent card
Yet the game may be lost with all these for
Il your own, cT sJtf"f sGi J!iEi5oBist5
Unless you've the cour &c to '.go it alone"
In battle or business, whatever the game,
In law or in love it is ever the sme; t4f
In the struggle for power, or scrabble for pelf,
Let this be your motto rely on yourself !n
F or whether the prize be ribbon or throne,
The victor is he who can go it alone"
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Low Water in Lake Michigan.
From the Chicapo Times

Tie Wa; er n l. he VI .c!l2alI Is said To be
five incht., lever than ha Daen known be-
tore for elgnteeaayears, AMI thirty inches
liver than 1t wa six years agl. This calls
20 mad sone cIrious facts IN regard to the
ri, and a,I of he lakes, and which. for
y ar, ha+ engaged the atte,tron of ,ecn-i
t &c men Whe che lake -4rcs su ,iect TO
the ,me I'D Al snh4e which lroiuce the
oc :anlc tide. aud whI:e these iuh aer .es
nut oe felt, practically, owing to he-com
paratlv iy small area OF the lakes, there is
No tidal e,b ana hos OF their waters, IL be-
lng so slgh as - b. impa} c4lt,.l.. b,
tor period extending over fifty years, o.a
er cIilou> lh uouiena have been noticed,
aud, Yet, nave not been satisfactorily ex
piasneu. Ii has been ascertained that.
t, cons!d ,rapl- rig riarty, there i, p,-
rio lcai eoo and flow IN the lake the waters
rising glainsly f.on seven to nine YEAR,
aud u 81 ling IN the same lnallec. while,
al 10; Infe.vai, The waters reach al nn,i-
sualil high and low stage, exactly curre,>
pondlng WIZ the rise and fall Ut the sea at
the spring tides. Through a long period
Ut years this regularity has been n,ticed,
but 1t l, not yet ihcoiitr0 fer;lbiy established
that IL Is In obedience 10 some undt>cover-
I'd law, and though very Improbable, this
succession Of tbs high and low stages-if
rho term be aimisSlbic In this connection
may have b.en the result OF accident.
An,tiler noticeable fact is that, in the
spr ny, at a period when the DISCHARGE in
t, the lakes is the greatest, and when they
are least Affected by ecapurat,on, the water
Is iuvaraby the luweet. II the fall. after
the suhsleace OF the .ptius treshets, aud
VIXEN under the full effect of the sum cler'
drOu h, and after the the evaporation has
been b; st, it Is found tnat, is cad
%, any abatement IN the volume OF WAGER in
b ar b, ins, tn, re ha, bcen gradna ri 9
d.rlns Tue entire summer. fhe-e arc the
facts, and, although they have engaged tie
atten ION oil scientific neu, Nc solnt Oh has
Yet ten reached. Ii has become apparea,
that tGc lakes are not affected by freshets,
druuth, Or evaporation. But whether
t:i.'>e phenomenal are the effect of subter
ran an channels, and outlets, a sort OF mys-
ii connection which brmgs the lakes with
Tie ll.Hucnce of IN er-oceaulc currents, is
at'll an Iiisoived problem.
en- A CORE ponltnt Of the Louisville
J0artat furnishes the following epitaph
... Here lies
Assistant Quartermaster
Major Leonidis Const4n.i ns Wiggles-
who, .t -.--
At the battle OF Resaca
May 4, 1864,
. - WIS killed
By the kick of a mule in The thinnest of the
fight.
He snufeth the battle afar off,
In Memphis, y t
A penniless widow and nine small children
In Savannah,
% ~ An afianced bride
Stay not their gathering tears
Hislas words were
Put me on Abstract l..
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New MARINE HosPrraL The how Ma
yi1s na-pIral which ID tn DO erected near
the Lake View house. just north Of the
cry Iiniis, l.s been Tor some time in q
eoniiiion ri pngress The structure when
completed. will co., about $50 go. TIL.
Jon ,dafions sefe- iaIsl- lz>, fsli, xndth com
peted plans for building are expected soon
10 arrive from Washington. The ire coin
pri-es ten acres purchased year sgo foI
$40 D00. Il will be re,nem'ered that III,
Old hospital ON Michigan avenue sold las
year for tbs saw Of $I2Q0oN Chicago
10aea
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ERNST KER


gIai lSucc esr " of Beer g. Kern,l
nEALERS = Try Goods, Groceries, Crock.
- cry, fancy DDS, glassware, boots and
shoes, ready-ma clothing, paper hangings
hats and caps. to children 5 CHS. live geese
feathers, bird Cages, kerosene Oil an lamps,
&c A SHIRE Of public patronage solicited.
Store on York street, near its intersection with
Eighth. ~. .l..L r...4 -
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HENRY <IBR az.

JUSTICE Of the Peace. Will make collec.
y tons, pay xes, search the records, draw
deeds, mortgages contracts, &c Ali business
entrusted to him will receive prompt attention.
Office in Huebner's building, corner York and
Eighth streets {Aso z 40 y y
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u. D'CDVNOR,

DOOT and Shoe Maker, west side Of Hub.
II BIRDS building. corner of Eighth and
Buh 40 streets, and will be ready at all times
to N nufacture Boots and Shoes 10 order. md
Of and the best 8. ock that en- be found in the
market. 81
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ar a gentleman vel known to one Of


our friends. sayS an exchange relate, the
following curious family ex :sel ienee: Il GOT
acquainted wishTs yssiag w,ox vino lised
wrh her stel. daughter ia ,se >..I.e iinu-.. ;
Ira. ri':a the widow i Az ;at; ,g aa-riei
the GP d;tushttr al nc siie IA; VII e
can.e tile mo. her IN law aud also the 'iaugh
ter IN law OF my own iath-rs; my vile :
daughter IS my step neslftr; I-.iD tn step
ia her at ny mushcr 10 iaS; NY step
:.ic'h-r who Is the step fanelt>r OF my w,ic
has boy he j. naturally my step iroher
but hecau e-hs is the son OF my wifes step
daughter, 20 i my wife the grandmother
of the httie hoy, | an, the gfsad father Of
my step brother; my wit, has also boy !;
my step oiherl Is. consequently, the step
sister OF my boy, and is Also his prandn,o-
Their, because be Is the child Of her step
son, and my-fafhcr is the brut4.er IN law of
my son because he ha, eof his step sister
fora wife am the brother of my own
son, who is the son of my step morher; |
am The brother in law of my mother; my
wife is aunt to her owu son my son is the
grandson OF my father, aud am my own
grandfather,
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DENTISTRY,

nR. A, ]. PAT HEN Dentist Office in
- Shermn's Brick Block, Eighth street,
Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Particular atren len
gwen to all the diTeren. br IN uhes of the pro-
fession, and al work Warranted Teeth sx-
tracted without pain.
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GEORGE REED.

4 TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, has re-
"a snmed the practice of his profession, and
can nov promise to give prompt attention to all
professional business entrusted to him. Col.
lections mad IN any p,rt Of the State. For .
few weeks his Office will be found at his dwell
ing house s..r... sE
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j. \. BROWN, Vi. d..

PHYSICIAN, Surgeon and Accouchsr Es-
pecial atten ion win be given as heretofore
during leng by experience to Midwifery and
Sageiy. O1ice on YORK Street, opposite Beer
kern's store, whore he MY always be
found. Orders may be left at T & J. Ro.-
inson's drug store. tA n3ar W
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f. MEYER,

DEALER in Groceries. Crockery, Boots
II and Shoes, Can hes, Nuts, &C., on 9Th
street, south side, and invites the public to his
well sci 'cied st. OK, and promising satisfaction
to all. q 15.1v
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Ayoune lady. on being arked what cal
ing she wishrd her sweetheart 10 follow,
aushlngly replied thss chs wanted hin 70
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| / AS resumed the practice of Medicine and
l. Surgery, and can be consulted at his res
idence one half mile east Of Nettle Hill, where
patients can consult him when otherwise not
professionally engaged.
1f-- A. H. BELTS, NJ. D.
r. 0. Address-Maple Grove L. o. Manito-
woe Co., Wis
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- Late of Cleveland, Ohio, - -
TEACHER Of the Guitar and Piano. Resi-
dence on Sixth street, at the residence
formerly occupied by Thos Robinson, ESQ.
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Nj A X Il LIE AN STON E
eur ING HyOs, *

TOHN NENDLlk, Manufa ctursr of and
dealer in American and Italian Mar
Bile. Monuments, head-s.ones NANTES, ta-
Bile tops, baptismal fonts, &C.. furnished on
short notice and to the entire satisfaction Of the
purchaser vSn6
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r. brennan.

COUNTY SURVEYOR and Civil Engineer.
~ Business entrusted to him will be prompt
ly attended to. Residence near Clarks' Mills.
Orders may be left at MlhoneY's store
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nEALER in STOVES; also. manufacturs
II Of Tin. Shest-iron and Copper Ware. 4
kinds Of Repairing done Shop u Eight. o..
ssaTly opposite shs FRS NaxGos1 Dsah.
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SA-The finest idea of thunder storm
extant was when our cd fliend Giiiey
came ho,ne tight. Now Giiley belonged 70
a temperance society, aud had been to tenn
Ierapce meeting, after which he drank too
,iuch lemonade or something. He came
into the room where hi, wife and daugh-
trs w-re sitting, and just then he tuuhied
over the cradle and Tell whop on the floor.
After little he rose and said:
wife, are yuu hurt"
No, was the reply. ~ rIs s-o-.
Girls. are you hurt2 49,
""No, sir
Terrible clap, wasn't it 2" $3.50 iIt5
A man may be called poverty stricken
when knocked down by beggar =
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10y GrmRE

4 lEALER in C binet furniture, chairs, tables
! bedste IDS, bureaus, &C., next door to Dr.
Easton's Office
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CHARLIE. ~. Yy.;EEE;.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor At Law Offce
n or Eighth street, over the First Nation
Bank -f gHHs