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Keeping Dog.

Stranger, I want to leave my dog il
this ere Office until the boat starts,
am afraid somebody will steal him.
You can't do it, said the clerk, stake
him out" ''Well stranger, that is cruel;
but yoa are dispOsitioned alike, and he
is kinder company for you" ''Take
him out, roared the clerk. "Well,
stranger, I don't think you're honest
and you want watching, Here Dragon. ?
he said to the dog, ''sit down here and
watch that fellow sharp" and turning
on his heel, said, 'Put him out stranger
If he's troublesome. The dog lay there
till the boat started, Watchinga and grow
ling at every movement of the clerk,
who gave him the better part of the
office.
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"What did you come here after p in
quired miss of batchelor friend, who
made her a call when the rest of the
folks were gone out, during the holi-
days.
81 came to borrow some matches,
he meekly replied.
"Matches, that's a likely story. Why
don't you make match! know what
you came for" exclaimed the delighted
miss, as she crowded the old bachelor
into a corner, "yOu came to hug and
kiss me almost to death, but you shsn't
unless you are the strongest, and know
you are.n
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This is no Patent Medicine HUmbug, gotten up
to dupe the ignorant and erdulOus, nor is It repre-
sented as being composed Of rap 4 precious sub
stances brought from the four & ers Of the earth,
carried seven times across the Gt Desert Of Sa-
harah on the backs Of fourteen s1els, and brought
across the Atlantic Ocean on two ships. 1t is a
simple, mild, soothing Remedy, perfect Specific
for Catarrh and Cold in the Head also for offensive
Breath, Loss or impairment OF the Sense Of Smell,
Taste or Hearing, Watering or Weak Eyes, Pain OF
Pressure in the Head, when caused, as all not IN
frequently are, by the violence Of CatarTh-
We offer in good faith standing Reward Of sjOa
for a case of Catarrh that we cannot cure.
BE5-F For Sale by most Druggists Everywhere.
Price so Cents sff1E.frrf srfc,< Al-'
Sent by mail, postpaid, on receipt OF Sixty Cts
-Four packages for q 90, or one dozen for = 90.
Send two cent stamp for DE. Sage's pamphlei
on Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
r. v. PIERCE, II. D., Buffalo, N Y.
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Sold for Ten nnIInra.


Our friend c, saws a Southern
coteEhpOIary, is q neat taper fellow,
standing about five feet two in his stock
.ing--a natual poet and first rate fellow
but he was badly sold, and that too
by "white mar" You must know
that We have many a day here when
not solitary customer is about 10 keep
the storekeepers busy. As a conse-
quence, in order to destroyed the mono
tony and ennUi, many sell is got up to
create an excitement was
reEdy to do anything to make dull time
pay.
Well, c., I'll give you a
chance to make ten dollars"
"How % asked G.
sWell you're good at running
you're good bottom, and the time is
just the thing. If you will run as far
as Hills warehouse at the foot of the
hill, and back again and never stop, you
shall have ten dollars"
sGood as wheat Pm your man p
says G.. sThe distance is only
about two hundred yards, and wind is
good for three timesthat distance"
''Well pitch in and make an honest
OF starts G, at a 2;4O pace
down the hill, all the clerks and store
keepers running out to see what was in
the wind. The quiz soon spread, and
our 'little stud" was encouraged on his
route. ''Who laughs best" was the
racers thought Now he reaches the
turning post and back he comes. Cheers
greet him on every side but the thought
Of ten dollars made so easy wreatbes
his face in smiles. He arrives at his
starting point, stops; and claims the
purse with a glow Of pride and exulta-
ton.
~You bavn't won i'll" says our wag.
SLOWS thatp
"Why, you have stopped; and the
money was yours only in case you never
stopped"
G-'s eyes opened wide. Twas
no use to get mad; the thing was too
rich, and the laugh was against him.
He took it in good part, and our wag
to make all things right stood the
treet.
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TIayed-Tbe claim of Sue Murphy, who
under the guise Of loyalty, undertook to
recover 81, ,OOO-from the government to pay
for property destroyed by Gen. Sherman
near Decatur Alabarns 1t was ascertained
that Sue was as arrant rebel us auy Of
them, and 50 her claim was disposed ofas all
others Of like character should be.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla


5Sf The reputation This ex-
~ cellsnt medicine enjoys,
G%1oS a Is derived from its cures,
N 60 many Of which are truly
%R@ marvellous lnTeferate
cases Of ScrofllOus dis
n IN ease where ne system
~ seemed saturated with
e-4 corruption, have been
=8 purifel and euSed By IL.
- =zzz ScrofulOus affections and
sa - disorders, which were az
- gravated BY sthe scr0fil-
lOus contamination until
they were painfully affecting, have been radically
cured in such great numbers in almost every sec
ton of the country, that the public scarcely need to
be informed Of its. virtues or uses. rh
Serofulous poison Is one Of the most destructive
enemies OF our race Often, this unseen md ginl lelt
tenant Of the organism lndermines the constitution,
and invites the attack Of eneebling or fatal Diseases
without exciting suspicion Of its presence. Again,
it seems to breed infection throughout the boflv van6
m men on some favorable occasion. rapidly develop
INTO one or other or its hidOus forms, either tbe
surface or among the Fitals. IN the latter, tuber-
eles may be suddenly deposited in the lungs OF
heart, or tuEaOrs formed in the liver, or t shows
its presence By eTuptions on the skin 6r oul ulcr,
atiOns on some part of the body. Henca the Occa-
sOnal use Of bottle Of this Sdrsapdriila Is al
yisable, even when n0actiye symptoms Of disease
appear. Persons afflicted with the following COM
plants generally find Immediate relief and aE
length, cure, 9y ne use Of this $3.50 ~ =
letter, Salt IfAeaBs, SeHld EEeas7, 13iaOfeorlsi,
Sore Eyes, Sore Ears, and other erupdOns OF
visible forms of eclOflffOas disease. Also in the
more concealed forms, as DHspcBsiCt,. Df,opsrf
Heart Disease, Fits, EtllepsV, NessrGIriG,
and the various U7cerotts alecfi0ns Of the muscI-
lar and nervous systems.
Syphilis or YeIleTen1 and Iferctfrfag Diseases
arc cured by it, though long time is required for
subduing these obstinate maIadies ly any medicine.
But long continued use Of this medcine VII cure
the complaint. LeucOfrIGa or TFlfifes, UfsFfIe
UtcerUftORs, and Female Diseases, are COM
monty soon relieved and ultimately cured BY iis
purifying and invigOrating effect. Minute Dlrec.
ti0ns for each case found N our Almanac, sup
piled gratis. RheumQfisBt and Gouf, when
caused By Accommodations Of cxtraneous matters
in the blood, yield quickly e tfus also LfssT-
nRpfdiHfs, FOrPiditB, COngegffOli or lllfiGna-
nation OF the Lfrsr, and ice, when arising
as they often do, fom The ranking pOisons in the
blood This S4RgfP4RTLLA IS n vrCnt rf-
storer for the strength and yig0r Of The system
Those who are LaHglfid AMI Lisfless, DPspoi,-
dent, Sieepless, and troubled with Nervous ap-
preE,eHsiOHs or Fears, or any Of the aGectidnE
symptomatic Of Weakness, VIII find immediate
relief and convincing evidence of its resteralive
power upon trial. ~
PREPARED BY bsr
Or. J. c. AEER & CO., EoNeIi. Mas,
Practical and AHa1ytieal chemisfs.
SOLD RY AL DRUeeisEs EyER9wHERE,
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FROM BUPPALO-13yN New York Time from
Depotoor. Excange and Michigan streets.
6.2J A. NJ. New York Day Express, Sundays ex-
- eepted.l Stops at Hornelsvin 9:lO m, lBkft);
Susquehanna 2:2S p m. Dinel; Turner's 500 P
m, (Supl, and arrives in New York 1910 p m.
Connects at Great Bend with Delaware, Lack
q awanna & Western Railroad, and atJersey
City with Midnight Express Train of New
Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia.
5,3O A. NJ. Express Mail, via Avon and Hornells-
vile Sundays exoepted.l Arrives in New
York at 7:40 m.
9.SO P n. Lightning Express Daily Stops at
HorneIlsville 6l5 P IN tSupl and arrives in
New York 7;40 m. Connects at Elmira
with Northern Central Railway for Harris
burg and the South, and at Jersey City with
Morning Express Train Of New jersey Rail-
way for Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ingtOn.
GEO P. NJ. New York Night Express Sundays ex-
eepted.l Stops at Portage ESQ m lSup,l in
tersecting at Hornellsville with the $50 m
Train from Dunkfrk, and arrives in New
York atl:4O /. m.
11s3O P. NJ. Cincinnati Express, Sundays except
od.l Stops at 6usquehanna 1853 m, (Bkft;l
Turner'S l;50 p m, iDine,l and arrives in New
York at 4:l5 p m. Connects at Great Bend
with Delaware, Laekawanna & Western
Railroad, and at Jersey City with Afternoon
and Evening Trains for Philadelphia, Balti-
more and Washington.
ONLY one train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo a
2:S5 P. NJ and reaching New York at 7;4O A. NJ.
Boston and New England Passengers with their
Baggage are transferred free of charge in New York.
~ Ask for Tickets via EIie Railway, which can
be obtained at all Principal Ticket Offices in the
West and Southwest.
Hdr To pleasure travellers the line of the Erie
Railway presents many objects of interest passing
through the beautiful valleys Of the Chemug, Sus-
quehanna, Delaware and RaInapo rivers, an ever
changing panorama Of natures beauties commands
attention.
THE BEST VENTILATED AND MOST LUXURIOUS
SIZE E ING COACH E 8
" NTHE RORLD "A
accompany all night trains on this railway.
Baggage checked through, and fare always as low
as by any other Route
n. RIDDLE, WIN. n. BARR,
6ea9 sup't, 6en1 Pass, Ag't.
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GREAT
BARGINS! !!


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PREPARED BY bsr
Or. J. c. AEER & CO.. EoEeIi. Mas,
Practical and AHa'ysteal Chemisfs.
SOLD ~ AL DRUGGISTS EyERYWHEREs
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Buffalo 20 New York 423 Miles,
Salamanca TO New York Al s Miles,
AND Is FBoE
H % to 81 miles THE SHORTEST
ROUTE.
Ali Trains run directly through to New York 400
miles without change Of coaches.
From and after Nov. 23d, 1868, trains will leave
in connection with ali Western lines, as follows
FROM DUNKIRK AN DSALAlIANCA-
By New York time from Union Depots
$40 A: NJ. New York Day Express, from Sala-
manca, Sundays excepted.l Stops at Hor-
nelsvills 9:l5 m tBkft,l intersecting with
the e5;25 m Day Express from Buffalo, stop
ping and connecting as below, arriving in
New York at l0:40.
5,3O A. NJ. Express Mail from Dunkirk, Sundays
excepted. Stops at Salamanca 1000 a. m. and
connects at Hornelsville and Corning with the
1880 a. N. Express Mail from Buffalo, and ar
riYes in New York at 7:40 a. m.
3.25 P. n. Lightning Express, frUm Salamanca
tSundays excepted.l Stops at Hornelsville
6:l4 p. m. iSupl interesting with the $50 p.
m. train from Buffalo, and arrives in New
York at 7;4O a. m.
$50 P. NJ. New York Night Express, from Dun
kirk Sundays excepted.l Stops at Salamanca
T:4O p. m; Olean S:l5 p. m. tSupl; Turner's
Hos m tBkftl, and arrives in New York at
l:40pm. Connects at New York with Af-
teTnoon trains and steamers for Boston and
New England cities.
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The reputation this ex-
cellsnt medicine enjoys,
is derived from its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous. InYeterats
cases Of ScrofllOus dis
ease, where The system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
puriiied and cuged byit.
ScrOfulous affections and
disorders, WhichWere az
graYated by the scrofl-
Nnrre fs,-- rr-.asn
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Unequaled Quality!

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+
suH so ~
Having extensive arrangements with srgs Eastern
Manufacturers, for the first and best line Of GoOdl
for ' E
so re.. .a
4,rsf1 1.s...
.tf-. ,.4 or
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iSecond, the estimated balance Of ex-
isiiilg appropriations which viii be un-
expended on June so, 1863, part Of
which are required for the payment
Of the liabilities Of the present fiscal
year, but which viii not be drawn from
the Treasury until after June 80, 1869,
- a cnllo.n. - IL
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair to
is natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
to It's original color
1eith The gloss and
freshness Of youth.
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Every form and feature OF these prevalent and
stubborn disorders is eradicated locally and entire
Iy by the use Of this emolient warm formentatiOns
should precede its application. Its healing qualities
Will be found to be thorough and inYariable.
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money, and i such officers are to be
eieli i,lachcaly 70 determine Tie apbfo-
Pglallens-then, say, let Congress ab-
dicaie, and let the people be saved the
ezpsnse Of keeping up this expensive
ana somewhat ornamental institution.
Frorriati0as for he FEsooE Year
WtF II sndag yspe 30, 1910. &
The SecretaTY Of the Treasury esti-
matp the following appropriations as
nsclhssfy Tor the fscal year ending
sfEn6a 50, 1870 r III
Eot iAvl eervce, including the ex-
peI8e1 ol fcreien interculiTse, inter ,r
Eal revenue, courts, loaus nabiic
-.llt toleains, deficiency in the renenug
-rei- q ne Rost-ofice Department and
rs 81 other expanditures excent for .
.re HeltlQl, INDIAN, and TIE War and
Nevy Departments. -. AS ia s7s 60
7ot ise4f -s..s....ss.s...s. 2S,250O00 90
lor Indian DepaItu ent t..... 700 go IN
- ,el5n.s iSoler-..-....s.......... 52lsA7sl 81
+ot-ttlilttzl ACADEMY S54SSS Ss
81 isttt,hoLs a19 toEineaiona...... 4s6S4 200 90
<oI taSroor and River Improvements,
Public Buildings, &c....-......., s4ssole 90
For Naval Establishment, 2O 9as SI4 5s
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Whether in the young or old, married on single
at the dawn Of WomanhOod, or the turn Of life,
ence that marked Improvement Is soon pereeptible
in the health the patient. Being purely vege-
table preparation, they are safe and reliable
remedy for all classes Of Females in every eondt-
tion Of health and station Of life.
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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-04

HIRAM POWERS writes that he cannot
leave his studio with twelve me-, engaged on
marble, even for month, to visit America
--Erchange.
The above item and lots of others Ike
il N purport, have been waited about
the press any time during these twenty
years. The thing is getting played out.
Il is worse than the CARTS Ii. Iiu.iiey
BIZ. Who in the devil cares whether
Hiram Powers, who has chosen to STAY
n Italy for nbout tiiIy years and raske
money dealing in sl,7cs (Greekl. and
naked females. aud spending the better
part OF his time ia getting GA - busus, +"
ever CONES bsek 10 America or moi?
bet him star where be is, and ska!n.
We think these oft-repeated no,ires
nbont his not being able to leave
{lstting on that he IL dead stuck to d.
SOY, are puts that be pays for just as
regularly AS Oliver Ditson pays for his.
or Haes:on and Hastings for theirs. l.
ths old thing, Hiram, and yen can't
play it on rs any n,ors.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-04

OrrosE IT.-rhe Plumas National, Ala
media Gazette, Vallejo Recorder, Solano
Press, and number of other Union papers.
agree with us in opposing the adoption of
the democrat LIKING and partial humbug known
"a the "Crawford County plan" Sacra-
iaento County, the home of political splits
aad party demoralizations, will probably be
left to experiment alone with the plan
Shasta Coasrier.
Not so fast, Mr.. Courier. A majority of
tie Union party of this city have not voted
n favor OF the Crawford System-not more
than two-thirds. and even they had it choked
rpon theTa. There was no fight on the
Crawford System in the late city election
none whatever. The result of the recent
vote only affects the city. It will not be
adopted for the county elec,ion.-Soc. Rec
ord
An equivalent to the Crawford
County Plan !" was tried here, last Fall
II worked pretty well but not one bit
better than the old fashioned primary
system. The fighting was just rs bit
ter, and the dangers of L" splits quite
as many. For our part, we think the
CID style preferable to the new, mas
much as its continuance avoids the
disturbances and dissatisf.ctiops of an
attempt to introduce the new order of
things-which is not an improvement,
say what the rustics of Crawford Conn
Il and their admirers may. Nobody in
the world can show where the chances
are any the fewer fer swindling under
the new than the Old plan; and we think
the inducements to perpetra,e frauds
are greater under the Craw ford ar
rangement than under the primary and
convention system.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-04

COLE vs.. SARGKNT.-The Washington cor.
respondent of the Bulletin SAYS that Senator
Cole claims the Federal patronage in Cal
ifornia, and assumes its responsibility. lie
recognizes Mr.. Sargent to some extent, but
not so fully as the latter thinks his due. Mr.
Sargent CONSIDERS himself equal to the Sen
ator in point Of representative position, and
asks more than will be conceded to him ;
hence little friction. that should be avoided
If possible. We hope the correspondent is
mistaken. as the Union party of this State
would suffer from such conduct on the part
OF its only representatives in Congress-
Sac. Record.
The fact of the matter is that the two
woEthies are quarreling to determine which
Of them shall get George Gorham's influence.
OF course he will serve them both.
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WHITE PINE WEATHER AND WHITE
PINE DIscoNFoRTs.

1t would seem that our newspaper
friends over at White Pine, in endeav
oring to do justice to their section and
actuated, at the same time, by proper
regard for truth and the interests OF
humanity, are tempted to temper their
enthusiasm with moderation while care
fully avoiding everything like discour
agement of tone from their notices of
the value and resources of their secrion
In other words, they are, while not al
together blind to their Districts faults.
very kind to Its virtues. Well, that is
a natural and amiabie weakness, and
We can't find it in our heart 10 censure
our friends of the Inland Empire when
they alIuje to the weather at Hamilton
and thereabout in the following article
to head it with the somewhat gingerly
caption of g The Elements Again :"
We are again in the midst Of one of our
;nteImontane spells of bad weather. Rug
ced and chill the inhospitahle atmosphere
scourges the poor wretches " that bide the
pelting of this pitiless storm" Their
% houseless heads - and unfed sides NAV
wander from tent to tent, but yet the curling
snow must prove their only canopy. Seri-
cusly, however, we have had heavy snow
storm and heavy tempest. Strangers are
pouring into the district from all parts very
rapidly. The accommodations of the place
are not ample. Facilities for building have
not kept pace with the extraordinary influx.
This influx, within the next month, will in
crease. Should the weather fail to moder-
ate, what viii the redundant population do
where will it find shelter We are per-
picked beyond measure to explain this ever
present problem. At present there is much
misery and much physical suffering in our
Iaidst. We know Of numerous cases in
our own private walks. Yet they receive
the attention of good Samaritans. But when
the great human tidal wave VIII reach here
txo months hence. the will would be as
willing Sut the flesh too weak. The present
storm may speedily pass away but the
duty of the well-to-do to see to the suffering
and the poor who are always with YOU"
viii never cease to find you. At this time.
when the skies are lowering and the SHOWS
are wildly drifting, is the time for the good
men in our midst to perform their deeds of
humanity.
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GEORGE c. GoRHAM's PLACE.-Under
this head the Washington correspondent OF
the Chronicle, February 12th says:
Frank Moore, author of - Rebellion
Record" and other things, is making lively
push for the place of Secret 'ry of the Senate,
a he has done before, but without success.
He bases his hopes upon division among
the Pacific Senators. bat l think he will
fail. There is no evidence visible that the
Senators from our coast intend to "chop" on
the present incumbent. Moore knows every
body and is popular, it is true. He has a
national reputation, in one sense, and is
personally fayorite with many Eastern
Senators, If is said but the man in his seat
has the advantage always Of being in. Sen
ators do not like to turn out Secretary who
does his business correctly and with whom
they have been on pleasant terms. Il is like
turning a member of the family out Of doors
to take in stranger.
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SHooT1NG.-A fstcuf fight took place in
the rear of building fronting on Main
street, Hamilton, On Sunday evening, which
terminated in an exchange of shots and the
arrest of the parties. The parties to the
ARRAY were Frank Woodward and John
GRAY. alias Slim Jim" the latter Of whom
received shot through the fcshy part of
the lef, arm, indicting painful, though not
dangerous wound. The shooters were
arrested BY officers McIntyre and O'Keefe,
and will appear for trial before Justice At
wood on Friday nsxt.-L,lGad Empire, 3ist.
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san Francisco. April So P. M
Specials to the Herald report that the Pres
ilent sent into the Senate l50 revenue and
post officers.
The House Committee on Elections re-
ported in favor OF Hoge. the contestant from
So'th Carolina.
1t is believed that Motley viii he appointed
Minister 70 England.
\ new bill Is now being prepared for the
reduction of army officers
The Albany Assembly have passed bill
permitting free trade i'll lager.
The striarency of the New York money
market continues to increase.
Apnrehensions are expressed that the low
figures in the debt statement are caused BY
the irregularities owing to the recent change
in the method OF making returns.
Orders to held election have been sent to
Cuba. Deputies are expected soon from
Iudson, Of Burlington, will be Consul TO
Liverpool.
Tive negroes have been nominated for
Justices of the Peace in the District OF
Columbia.
\ negro named Wilder will be named for
Postmaster of Columbia, S. c.
1t is reported that Attorney General Hoa.
has dec d"d the Tenure Of Oaice Act to be
uucnn institutional.
The Governor of Maine has appointed the
18Th instant for Thank giving.
Horatio Seymour is suffering from in
iurieS received By q railroad accident.
General Custer has recovered two women
from the Indians.
Great damage has been done by late foods
in Ohio.
Helen Hupirs. a passenger on the Con-
s'itution, aged two and half years, died on
the passage from New York.
The Mechanics Institute will hold fair
in this city about the LIST Of September.
The Steward Of the ship Waterloo fell
overheard in the harbor few days ago. and
was nearly drowned. Died from the effects
his morning.