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EXCURSION TICKETS

From Philadelphia TO principal stations rood q,
Saturday, Sunday. And Monday. st reduced iareo
be had only at the Ticket Ofice st Thirteenth ~
Callowhiil streets.
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A FTTRNOON FxpRuas
POTTsToWN ACco,rMnnA nArrn,

,ApibhNOON hAPRHSS.
- Leaves Philadelphia et $50 r. M for Reading
and Columbia Railroad trains for Columbia eic
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ON RuNDAYS.

Leave Philadelphia at 9l5 A., and r. M:
Leave ChestnuI Hill a. 750 A. M, E4O, o4O, ana s25
p. M.
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DoDGERs AND wOSTHEHOLhrs PUCKHK
IN KNIVES, Pearl and istag Handles, o. beAustnIA
s8ss ss8ss sss s sss E6k
buIhsoRe % the Ane1t qualify :, -.
aud Rcllihsd al: EA0AkRA,e. ne. - y &TNSxA
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RAILROAD LINES.

PEADING RAILROAD.-GREAr TRUNK
~ LINE FROM PHILADELPHIA TO THE
Kill. sU6QUEHA NINA, GUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEYS,
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r sY B. SO o r.
- SCOTT'S ART GALLERY. No. 1920 CHNT
NUT Street, Philadelphia,

CARD--The undersigned will give particular as.
tention TO sales at Dwellings of parties removing
Having no place Tor so' Of furniture IL will be u
my I'M crest to make clean sales other consignmeni
OF Merchandise respectfully solicited az
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ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 81 9l5 A. M, q 7. and l0X P. NJ
Leave Germ snIown at s. ID A. NJ. l. g. ana "a p. NJ
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AND INGRAM CARPEIS ETU, =
- On Thursday Morning,
10Th inst at 10 O'Clock, et No. 2034 Vine street.by
Catalogue, handsome walnut aud nair cloth pari0r
iiorniIpIe handsome walnut chamber furniture: ocs
bge chamber suit superior dtning-roOm and sitting
room FURNITURE; hne French plate mautel mirror.
heude0mely framed, fine Brussels, Venetian. ana
ingiain carpets; hne sphug mattresses; oil paint
ingS, cooking utensils, etc.
May be seen early on morning Of sale. sism
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rur EXTENT or THE pEpos,,,

/. Nothing can be. said Mt present a,
extent ofihc deposits, but old mi;
and experienced intercollegiate prs
tbatln the range Of mountaius 81;
the Dnsg% Metal range. situated On Z
west OF Treasure IIIIl, WIN W.
fouud tho most permanent and h,l
ioIcs Extensive deposits have u
discoycfc,l there, but the ores Al
much poor@r than those on tlIi. id, I
the canon Unt few attempts haycL
madc to wopk them.
non1Su AND DRILLING FOR sILyn
All day long tho earth Ia being bs!
and dcIycd md drilled. ChIorid.I =
:. honcycombcd. and heavy boom
hi,.ts rcsound. There arc crowd,
workers, and the pick and shovel
never idle. Three tcn-stamp mill, /
winning, and others are In proces
crcctiom. The orc in almost every {,
- treated without the usual proees'
ROASTING, and yields quick tctun,,
White Ginning silver. You prob,t
don't gee much Of It c1ccp. In |,
spoons, and II view Of some Of /,
Lrnyv little bricks produced b,
would do you good, or perhaps hu
Inv BEING tcmptcrs. The workers Il
iliosc they support IN nll the di.li
mroLab,v humber l0,0W.-E J. SaA
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ENGLAND.
n.,,ntc on Irish Church DIScstub
lislIIncnt.

1oxnoy March 1880 A. M.-Th
l.hut. ON the bill for the disestaLli.h.
mont of tho Irish Church WAS resumed
in the House of Commons Tonight
Mr.. Spencer II. WaIpolc, member ofi
Cambridne University opposed ih,
Iii md The O'Donohuc, member 70,
Trolrc, made u fervid speech In 1T
favor.
Mr.. Ga,horn Hardy followed. III.
soid the strength OF the Liberals can,
only from the majorities ut the huI.
in.s-it rested on no further basis.
Mr. Gladstone had pledged himself
and his followers to the destruction Of
nil That was deemed most sacred. Tb.
destruction Of the Church wus urged
by envy and jealousy. The speaker
maintained that the Church had always
fulfilled It's mission. .-.., -,
Mr.. Gladstone then rose TO concludt
tho debate. lie reviewed the cOur.'
of the bill and the arguments whie!
had been made for md against IT, DE
cIarcd that Il new policy was ncccsssr.
for Ireland, and that this was the mrs
step demanded BY the unanimous Voic
Of the maj ority.
Mr.. Gladstone resumed his scat ami
dcarcnin. cheers. aud the House divit
cd on the motion that the bill bc rea'
= second time. with the following r.
.u,,. For the motion, 3GS; against th'
motion. 80; majority for the Govern
mrnt, lis. ., .
The announcement Of the. result VA
greatly chrrrcd in the House. Tit
cheers were taken up by the people OIL
the Hobbies. and the news was thu
conveyed to m impatient crowd ont.
side the house, who joined IN tho np'
plar.r with the widest enthusiasm.
The House. nj o'clock in the morn.
Ing, adjourned over the holidays 10 the
lst Of April.
HALrIS TO re SET at LIBERTY.
LoxpoS, March 2i.-Thc Fcnian Hal.
pin will be So, M liberty, upon Sunran'
lcciny his future good d conduct.
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Nrry CutllnffnlcnturN.

The best compliment Of the season
considering its source, extended to Sen
ntur foreman, Is the following, which
wecIip from the columns oflIc Whcrl-
ing Register;
"lIc has made all he can out Of the
Republican party; he knows that the
Democrats arc morally certain Of con-
trolling this State before six years. II
he is reelected it must be- by Demo
cratic votes. AS he cares nothing for
principle and will sell any. party for
place, the suspicion that he is ready to
nuke fair weather with the powers
that are to he in West Virginia is by no
means outrageous.
The Register tried that little game
last winter, by the senatorial contest,
when il tried to write down Archie
Campbell us IN original aholilionist,
and 10 write sup" Gov. Horoman as
M uncertain Radical with Democratic
prorliviiirs. in order to drive Rrpubli.
rams to campbcll's support. II didn't
win then. and won't n6w.-i'"rh'cTs-
burg Times anil T0rcftG.
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FRANCE.

PARIS; March 2i.-At the last meet.
ing Of the Council Of Ministers, The
Emperor introduced the project Of \
Iaw abulishin@ the whole system Of
workmru'S registers. H. expressed
his satisfaction with the results attained
by the progressive measures Of the las,
few years. After reviewing tho form.
cr legislation charging the rights and
liberties of the work ing men Of France,
lie said h: believed that the law 10
now proposed would place them IN
their proper position. tend TO disarm
hatred, and cause force to giveway TO
right The Elnprrors project was
adopted by thc Council. and the law
will bc submitted 10 the Corp, kcSis.
!alii ut Al early day.
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& ia.

HAVANA, March 2i.-Cap,ain Gen.
crnl Du!cc has issued 4 proclamation
declaring that all vessels captured il,
Spanish waters, or in the seas near this
island, with men. arms and munitions
Of war on board, will be treated Us nj.
rates and ndjudScd according to tho
articles Of war, irrespective Of their
points Of departure Or destination.
The Spanish man. ol.wnr, BlnSco dc Coz ay,
has brought to this port the brig Mary Lowell
from NucyitaS, whittier she was taken by tho
AndaluSia after her capture. The AndAlusil
subsequently left NucytnS on a c,uisc among
the islands 10 intercept rebels. The com.
mandcr Of the An,laluSin, in o communities.
ton to the Captain General, giving M nc.
count Of the capture Of the brig, ullirns that
he acted clearly in accordance with in terms.
tional law. The value Of tho cargo il est.
mated 1T S2WJtEU. 1t consists Of cannon.
small arms, ammunition md other war MA.
terinl. The expedition was commanded b.
CaScllano. ..r....
Tho Spanish war steamer Guadiana hax
arrived from Nassau. She left another Span.
Sh war vessel ~ watch the waters Of Su.
SAIL. ...,
\ detachment Of troops, under command
OF General Escolnn,j, has gone to Cienfu.gos;
additional troops have also been sent 10 Gu.
denas, Sagna and R9medios. ., '>'r =
a meeting OF planters was held 1t tho I'll.
ace, tonight, at the request Of Genera! DuIcc,
to discuss and plan system Of rural poI;p,
to DC established throug CHOU, the Ix!and, for
thS protection Of the plantations H.
News have been received Of heavy Lat.le
between the Government troops and insur.
genus III the Central Department, at some
point on The road from Remedies to Mann,
nc Smnlsl iorceS were commanded by Cen
eGal ruella. No complete report ofthe bs..
Tic has been madc public. Not even the n.
suit IS known, but the Spaniards claim that
eight hundred rebels were killed. -
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home AND FOREIGN NEWS
DARING BURGLARY.

ID. .,fn Taken The Bgrgintr'
0 -. ;SinnvLcd-The Key Of the SIZE De.
3n"m1ed. and Itcfilscd.-Thc sac
Blown Open. " IL
.or Friday night, the 10Th instant, n
,,",nr hurrlury was committed III
iInIa,,d.burg, Dnrkc County, on INC
,,nn,";sc. Of n AFR. French, II retail deal
p 'r IN groceries and liquors. Near ma
night Mr.. French wns hro" ,;a sIccn.
mnisc IN u room adjoining his Steep
IN. apartment, aud aro'c TO asc:' :. ,
tain the cause. lie unboitGd ana
"mo,cJ the door just ~ one Of the 0ur-
UI,rs struck q. light, and turned TO
s s = revolver, when another. OF inc
SmrrI,rs rcllcd him to the floor. MN
u;stols ot their heads, lie and his wiIe
,,.".n warned that the least resistance
W. oI,,rt TO alarm would be met WIN
;nstnut druth. The key orthc sale was
then demanded, but Mr. Frcnch nr'",! ny
refused, either 10 tell where II "As, y,
~ vct f. when the burglars commence"
IN drill the safe, preparation! 10 D'"s''
;nv Il omen. The drilling accom-
nli.hcd, the printing and explosion wa.
! ihr work of n moment only, ana I"c
contents Of the safe were soon ~ pos
,cs.ion of the robbers. Three thou'
sand dollars in gold. two thousand dol'
Ior. r. limited States bonds and green
hnrk.. and aLout three hundred dollars
! in silver, was the amount StoIch' N''
the robbers blk in number - were
masked, and but one of them uttered
word. After tying Mr.. French mn"
securely fastening the room where ms
wife was lying, The thieves made Gooa
their escape before IN alarm could DE-
wivcu. Mr.. French and his wife were
discovered and released by his neigh
bors in the morning. lie says TINT the
explosion when the safe was blown
opcn, did rot make NOR: NOISE t'El''
ciappin" his hands together.
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The Last Swing.

president johnson had cntliusi-
a>tic receptions ut Charlottesville and
LyurhhurS. VA, on Thursday; WAS
banqurttch at the Norvcll House, IN
the latter city. in the evening; gave 4
public reception to the ri,izrm> yc>trr-
day. and last might he and his party
lrit I.ynchhurg for the eH-Prc>idcnt $
home in Grrruvillr, Tenn, where an
other reception awaits Him. AZ ClIar-
louisville, arrordin. to The lynchhnrS
II,Vini,tn, he madc'"onc Of the happi'
c,l speeches after referring to the az.
grrs.ion,' and 'uIurpation- of Con-
.rr>>, he said. in conclusion. that in
rctirin. to his rural home, he would
bear in mind the advice OF Cato, "to
pray for Rome"
These 0vaiionS are in stirring con.
tra>t with the reception Mr.. johnson
met from the same people about eight
wears ago. since which time he has new.
cr travcr,cd this Southern route to his
home. Accordin" to the recorded his
tory Of that time, Mr.. Johnson LEFT
Washington city. on his return III
April, 1851, and on the 2l>l OF that
month he suffered personal peril ut
Lynchhurg. Va. being groanGd and
Kissed by u large mob, who threatened
To take him from the cars to hang him
The Memphis .trn'"ache, OF April -
rxultanlly described his having hi.
nose pulled by inlnria,cd men, backcd
by mobs. At Liberty, Va. and II, other
places a!on. the route from Washing
ton to TcnnrS>cr.
IN all probability, many Of "thc in
furialcd men, who assisted At the
nosc-pulling in 1861, and would have
chccrIully taken part in the threatened
hanging. were leaders IN the ovation
Of lSG!I. Who has changed:
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u: no here n:S: winter X Legislature 10
s,ruc,ed to provide for this prime necessity.
We desire to make a suggestion. We aFe
MI, ut least taose who haze looked into this
subject, intcscsted III tho aow Of emigration
into our State. Would it not be we'll Tor
those citizens Of tho State whose means arc
sufficiently smplc, To give Mr. DIX DeBar'
Comm,ni.sioucr Of Emigration, so'nc material
assistance 70 enable him to print and diStrlo'
ute his handbook Of the State. II would hc
Il great step gained IN the right direction
And we hope to See done ~ private enter.
prise what should have been done ut the pub
tic expense. We cannot help thinking that
it vas poor economy on the part OF the State
20, refuse an appropriation for this purpose.
Il our State is ever to make any advancement
in material prosperity VIC must have the raw
material to accomplish it with-men' with
hard hands and strong arms who arc willing
to labor, is the first requisite; but such ma
,erinl can not bc had without an effort. The
people mus; show that they desire the influx
oF skill and labor, and DC ready when it
comes, to mike it rcmuncmtyc. 1t Is no Use
70 ST, still and wait for better times, this Inns
been tried long enough. And it il now high
time to try something else. Let Soinc Of our
..,aIiuy inch make an effort to help Hr. De-
Bar Get out his handbook. II only five
hundred dollars could be raised by SubScrip-
ton in Charleston it would I've money well
invested
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DrnING conccr, in the. Boston Mn
SIC Hall. recently. when the "rganis,
was exhibiting the full power Of thr
instrument" Il lady WA enthusiastic
ally comvcrsing with her nrighbor
about her household arrangements
"Shr suited the tones Of hrr voice to
those OF the organ, but rcckoncd with.
ont her host this time. The Uryanist
made II sudden transition from .W "a
'pi0Hi$Simo. without giving the lady
warming: consequently the audience
were somewhat amused ut bring in.
fornlcd by her, in shout, tina, we
irirNuurS in butter!
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The New Orleans Times says that
the steamship Mexico, when Oh her
last trip, of the Tortnsns. steamed
through u mass Of snakes Of all sizcs.
from the ordinary green water-Snakc
of two feet, to monsicrS-Xenuino sea
scrpcnts OF fourteen TO fifteen feet in
length. The larger snakes, when the
swell produced by the movement OF
tho vrsscl reached them, would, we arc
informed, partly raise themselves up
from the water, as IN the attitude OF
striking, and dart out their tongues
wickcdlr ut the waves. The steamer
was one hour aud half getting out OF
the vicinity of these serpents.
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Tho lust official act Of President
Johnson was TO pocket the bill ia
strengthen the public credit, md the
first bill signed by President Grant
was this bill. The last official recon-
mendation to Congress on the national
debt from Johnson was that the inter
est should be taken to pay the princi'
pal, and the first official declaration
Of Grant was that principal and inter
est must be paid to the last farthing.
We are sorry for johnson to some cx-
tent. but VIC rejoice in Grant.-New
YORK Wcr0ld
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TIE Salem (Colnmbiana) Jourmnl i,
responsible for tEi>: An lrishman no.
ticinS woman passing along the
street spicd two straps su.pcndiny
from under tho lady'S cloak. No,
knowing that these were styled sash.
"'' and hanging in their RICH, pIacc
h" exclaimed, Faith. MANN, yer gal.
luscs ARE united"
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\ son Of JoIIS Il. KEY shot his faith.
CT near Mavsvilie ON the 18th inst. / H.
linz him; and also attempted to kill an
old gentleman named Owens, aged scv.
cnty wears. lie is not expected to live.
The Maysvil!c .S"n says-"Thr cause
orthc murder is generally supposed TO
have sprung out Of some family disa-
grccmcnts. The old gentlemen had bro.
ken up house Keeping. and rented his
farm TO Mr.. Givcn.. 10 which the boys
John and Dick, very seriously and i'll
dignnmtly objected. They wanted the
father to keep the farm and let them
cultivate il, and sought by various
thrrats to compel him to do so. lie
would not comply with their wishes
and they quarrcllcd frequently. One
years lease had just expired. aud the
cvenin. Of the murder, was set apart
BY McsSrs. Key and Given. to reduce to
writing the contract for another year.
70 prevent this was the shooting and
numbering done.
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KILLED IN THE SPLIT OLA l.0G.-Thc
Newport Qndiana) lluosicr State says
Il man living in Howard, Parke coun-
ty, about three miles from Newport,
met with q singular death one day last
week. 1t appears az though he WAS
on, in the woods by himself splitting
rails. and, while standing on the log
driving in large glut, he slipped and
fell into the crack, the glut bouncing
out ut the game time. letting the lo2
come together upon him, holding and
injurin. him so as to end his life in 4
few days.
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We have it from un,loubtcd autho:i
tv that Il large oil strike was made on
Buck Run. on Saturday, the 18th inst.
at the depth Of one hundred and eleven
feet. Great excitement prevails, and
the times OF 'G3 and I'll arc expected t.
be renewed. From tho indications
this is ~ good well az was ever borrd
in this section, and promises prolita'
bic Weld. II is on tho Baldwin farm
where the most paying wells ware dis
covered in l$Gi.-.M COnnelsrWc Her.
nh.
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EY!pnEslDEsr JOHNSON, va, not
stricken with paralysis as reported
o"t had an attack Of the gravel. and q:
ter suffering intensely for twenty.fou'
hours was relieved. Mr.. johnson his
oeen subject to attacks Of gravel.
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United States District Court.

This Court commenced ils March
session "Wednesday, Hon. j. J. jack
SON. Jr.. presiding. We did not hear
the charge Of the Judge to the Grand
Jury, but learn. rs usual, il WAS able
and pointed. Judge Jackson is well
qualified for the responsible position
he occupies. We learn that there is a
considerable amount Of business which
will come before the Court. We learn
that one hundred aud fifty witnesses
have been summoned to testify before
theT;rand Jury. Gen. y. Gotf, Jr.. the
United States District Attorney for the
District OF West Virginia. proves him
self an able Attorney. and j. becoming
II terror to the violaiur> Of the iaw.-'
.NaiiOnH IrlcyImPh.
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FEdlSIA.-Thc value Of the cron NJ
corn, wheat, rye. oats, barley. buct.
wheat, potatoes. tobacco, and hav ~,
Virginia in 1867, was s5O,5lI,920
She stood number eleven of tbc
1nirtS'four States exclusive of the
Pacific States and Territorics "'
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TIE CABINET. - llarpcr's Week.

TIE CABINET. - llarpcrs Week.!
SAYS of Grants Cabinet:
Ability. patriotism. experience. ill.,
,c.rity. spotlcss honor-how such
body contrasts with the last Democrat
ir Cabinet! Turn to il for a moment
reflective reader, and thank Heaven
for what this country has escaped and
what it has gained! But as Grant is te
Buchanan. so il his Cabinet TO that evil
Observation-Disclosures Democratic Cab
met. 1t represents the new q me. |!
stands for honor. unity. justice and
peace; Buchanan's for di>honor, dis
union, inhumanity and war.
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New Jersey gives promise Of taking
the lead in many needed reforms. y
plan is now before the Legislature to
inau.uratc reform in the treatment
of criminals; il is proposed to establish
the Intermediate system. so successful
in ireland, and Reform Schools for
girls and boys. The "Contract Sys-
tenn" which works 80 unju,tly to the
State itself and TO honest mechanics. i
TO be abandoned.
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THE Troy praying band" i, M or.
.auzation Of thirteen religious dcvo.
tees who pcrambulatc the State Of New
York. assisting in rrvivals. etc. They
stay week in place, aud usually OK.
cite strong interest,
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pENIrENTIARf. - This structure j.
progressing quite rapidly, the Southern
wing il now nearly completed. and,
we are informed, presents quite al im-
posing appearance. The building,
when fully completed. will be one "I
tho strongest anh most durable S,ruct-
urrS in the land. We commend The
pride that our little State is taking in
her public buildings. The Insane Hos
pital and Pcnilcutiary. 80 far is COM
plrtcd. would be II credit to the wealth.
lest and most populous State in the
Cnion.-- Wd Flag.
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EDWARD BATES, Attorney General
under President Liucol., Died, on
Thursday afternoon, March 9Th, a.
St. Louis. III.
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The wisdom Of the people IN electins
Gen. Grant rather. than his opponent
has been already indicated by the
greater tranquility and security in the
Southern States, and by our constant
" increasing financial credit Abroad
Jumpers Weekly.
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4 Northern Democrat WAS recently
in Georgia, and By some little hocu.
porus, was prevailed upon to visit the
"niggcr schools liz was 40 delight.
ell with the fine arrangements Of the
rooms md great proficiency Of the
scholars, TINT he responded readily,
and began his remarks by saying, "My
Dear Children" The visit rcconstruc.
ted him.
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TIE New York Times says that Mr..
Huntwrll's appointment has been well
received in the tinancal circles IN that
city. The further appreciation Of gov
crnmrnt credit argues well for the iu-
turc. On I'LL questions Of finance the
Times says Mr.. l|outwcll's record is
sound and it is am important fact that
he enter, ON the administration OF the
most important department ofthc Gov
eminent with the full confidence Of
both Houses Of Congress.
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y good story is told Of German
shoemaker in Utica, who. having made
Il pair Of boots for IL gentleman. Of
whose financial integrity he had con-
siderable doubt, made the following
reply to him when he called for the
article: Der boots i>h not quite done.
but der bill i>h made out"
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The Democracy now don't think halt
so much about President Grant Tyler.
izing MS thcr-aid. The XVIII amend
mcnt in tho inaugural rather gets them.
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y 'idcous case Of hydrophobia oe'
CURED In Frankfort, Kentucky, OF
the 18th inst. g.. .u ..., ..s.,,."- .----.-