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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CITY AInusements.

AT THE WALNUT Mr. j. Il. McDOuough viii
appear as "Old Tom" In BOuciCHuips drama of
ffeT Dark this afternoon and evening.
AT THE ARCH Days drama of 4 FUSh Of
Ltght1itIig will be given this evening.
AT THE THBArRE COMIoUE Miss susan CAT
ton and troupe will appear In the operetta OF
66" this afternoon and evening.
AT THE AMERICAN there Will be peri JTin-
ances this afternoon and evening.
THH PHILADELPHIA PHILHARMONIC So
CIhTY'S first grand concert of the season Will
be given at the Academy OF Music this evening.
fTst-class music will be given by an orchestra
OF sixty five performers. Mad lie CAnttlla Urs9,
the young violiuist, and Mr., O. Il. j Arvls, the
pianist, will appear. Tickets can 10 prooured
by new Subscribers at the Office OF the Society,
No. ll02 Chestnut street, and st the Academy.
Ihere will be no reserved seats.
CARL SENTz' ana Mark Ha'sler's Orchestra
will give performance this afternoon AT Musi-
cal Fund Hall.
DIR, J. f. BoYHToN will give series OF leo
lures on scientific subjects, commencing on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 70. The lectures will
resting experiments. The subject of the first
lecture will be World Making" Tickets for
the course, SO; single admission, 90 cents; re-
served seals, 7j cents. The opening sale of
tickets will commence ON Monday next at
Gouds piano rooms No. 98 Cnesnut street.
Concert Hail this evening. on the subject OF
"rraln versus JOhn BuIi snd his English
MIR. DAVIS b. CAssEDAY viii lecture on the
subject OF "True Womauhood" at Concert Hall
on Monday evening. Tickets can be procured
at TrumpIer's, No. 926 Cnesnut street.
MISS PAULINE BREWSTER SMYTHE will de-
liver lecture at the Amateurs Drawing Room,
Seventeenth street, above Chestnut. Subject
"An Appeal 20 Women"
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DIED.

ARNfca.--On ths nth instant, Mn, MARY AN4
CARNE5, ln the Goth year Of her age ~
Ihe relatives and friends respectfully tnvit0dt0
attend her funeral, from late residence. No. 6H
Thompson street, on sunday afternoon ~ O'Clock.
10 proceed 70 ODD Fellows Cemetery,
EDeON.-Thn M corning. the 18th instant. SARAH
R.HDbON. In the 5sth year OF her age.
The relatives ana niends and OF the family
inyted 70 attend the funeral, rom her late residence
the IBth Instant, At 2 o'cinck eS
LAlN.-On the 12tn instant. Mr.. JOSEPH r. LAIN,
son of Macy II. and the late James IL Lain. aged rs
years.
The relatives and iriendt OF the family South
wark Lodge, No. LEG, I. q. of o. r.; Sbnsr Hose and
steam Fire Engine Company, NO. 81 bOuthwsTk
Lodge, No IL * of r; aud the Empl0yes OF the Pas.
the funeral from his late regidenoe, No. 6Is Sears
street, below Wharton and below seventh on SUNDAY
afternoon at O'Clock To proceed to wharton street
Church Vault.
PIumRosE AT Baltiuoore. on the 18th instant
MARY PRIMRu5G a, relct OF V. Primrose, IN the 7Vth
Funeral AT Clinton Street Presbyterian Church on
Monday, the isth insLabt ~ 2}s O'Clock P. NJ.
ROBERTs.--Op Friday, the 18th instant, ] ANE E.,
wife OF Solon1 w Roberta, and daughter OF ELI woOd
shannon. in the S5th year oil her age.
The relatives and friends Of the fRmiy are Invited
attend the funeral Monday afternoon, tia 18th
ira tent, at o'clock without further notice from her
hust and'a residence, NO 1880 y. RjtenhOuse square
To proceed 70 Woodlands Cemetery, "
6NYDER.-On the I4th inatant, EDWARD 5NY.
DER, In the SSth year OF his age, ,,-.
fny Invited attend the funeral nom his late rest
noe. No. II West Unity street, Franktord on sun
day morning, January Ia At III nciOcK Without tur
Jher nstice. Intermeat nt Cedar liiu Cemetery.
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CHARLIE STOKES q Co.,
Merchant TSiiors
and Ciothiers,
No sA Chesiut streat.
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CIT ITE II s.

OVERCoATs
Reduced 10 prIce7 AZ follows:-
Fine all-wOOl Beaver to-. fiOJ
Fine alLwool ChiEchillh ana Fur
Beaver .So w
OF the newcsG and most sty lSh material, cut
and make. which have been sold at .....-sl5 0O
great variety OF sill Styles upwards
w
SIX KtTIS9 JACK ETs. The beat assortment in the o;y
selling very low.
PANTALooNs. good style ali-wool Cashmere,
teOuCeU W
yEsT4-.Fine all-wool Cashmere duced to......t2UO
H1IC,goy bstueea ! BESSErT d Co..
IN and TUWEH HALL,
rM Streets No. SIS AAEKEr ST.
PHIJADGLpHuA,
Avn No 600 RRoApwAY. REV Ynhk.
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Assn so. 600 BRoApwAY. NHw oEK.

ALLEDED ExPLosIoS OF 4 HAKR1soS BoI' Es AT
TBg FIRR AT Nh, CALDwELL's kroEE.-In view OF
what has appeared in the public prints Of yesterday
and to-dAy, would cay THAT IL has been proven be.
yond any doubt. by careful examination this day,
that the swo Harrison Boiecs lying In the ruios OF
Mr.. Hatrisons sto'e show no sigma of rupture
explosion. They y now perfectly iutact with the
water ~ The proper level aud ready for Immediate
USE Even outside OF the bolerS aud brick work the
connections are all intsc' ,pt glass tubo aud
small steam pipe evidently fractured by failing
numbers, JUEkPH HARRISON ia,
MRoufsc turer of the Harrison Boiler.
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JEwELRY-Mr William W. Cassidy, No II South
second street, has the largest and moat attractive
assortment OF fine EVERY AID siverwRre the city
Purchasers rely upon Oh aiming rea pure Rrti
Gle furnished 81 price which cannot be equRlled.
He also has large stock Of American Western
watches In all varieties ard all prices. vIst TO
h,s store is suIo to result In pleasure and profit
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gHE SALE OF FAKCY uoons, which was to have
tax zen V ce NJ scots Art gallery, no. 1870 Chesnut
street yesterday was postponed until Monday morn
ting next lSlh inst At 10 O'Clock. The catalogue en-
brnn the ususl assOr ment of fancy goods store,
T,TryT DAVIS d Co q PIANOS are unequalled In
surabuitv b,lliaucy tone ana power Distinguish Ell
eiansts say they are the beet We never listened
any piano enchanting
aRoyva BAKKR's AigneaI Premium Sewing
M Anhinea. no. 7S0 Chesnut street.
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SKIN DISEASES What form of disease is more
annoying than that Of tho skin, with its itching,
singing, smarting, its ugly red pnlpies, blotchy
eruptions, and loathsome ichoTOus desqua ations.
Happily, TIIeskelrs TetteH Ointment IL asOvereign
remedy for every form of sEin disease, making
radical In Sold 90 cents per box.
Sent by mail for ~ cents. Johnston Holloway &
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A HAoKIEs CoUeH Ia one OF the most distressing
as well as dangerous forms OF cough be
ALI lcted with. Its Continuous action fatigues aud
irritaies the lungs and thus engenders
Uphams Fresh Meat Cure viii cure the Cough
soothe the lrritsted bronchis, and give tone and
vlgor TO the lungs and whole system.
A single bottle viii convince any one of It's purity
SOLD one dollar per bottle,
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY Il CowprN,
Nc. 6O2 ArCn street.
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MONEY LOANED

MONEY LOANED
In sums nom one dollar to thousands, on Diamonds
silver Ware. Watches, Jewery, Clothing, Dry Goods
etc., at RErTEw's Loan ONCE Northeast corner
Fifteenth and Market sireatB.
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IHhUF0I'FN az Ct VI WIG IIHI
Philadelphia, January 1875 z. NJ.

FnE, F1RR, FIRE-The large clothing store OF
Painter, Read & Eldredge, No. S2i Chesnut stress
caught nce iew asys since, and 10 ,ded oy the
water which exsinguishtd it Ofeourse the clothing
In the place WAS pretty well sponGsd. no. TO say
d.plsg d. and now the underwriters have stepped in
aud ordered les sale at prices low "as never was"
There's The place TO get = cheap suit.
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FroM A, WINCH, ESQ. No. 505 UheGnnt street, we
bAVe Just received the iateaS numblIs of london
Society and CornfB -DuFdzips In addition to these
pUblicAIi ms. All lhs oth,T - both foreiga aud
domesIic-oan be found in Mr.. Winch's establish
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LOST.

7 oST-ON TUESDAY EVENING, on SIXTH,
IL A. Oh Icightventh or CGitnwbitl streets, y Sn1
sleevs But0a 1he bnoer Will please leave y a. tne
,1ce q The 9hllA1eiplsiR 'InqGlref, ia"
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Fact Fancy. .aes,,,!
MO ,yi1saJ .SdBBiRJ :
J A poor. .woman, can see more sympathy
in sixpeucc than in q istrcah oftearss

] A p0or. .wonlan. can see more sympathy
in sixpencc than in q ais.rcam ofiteasss
i A pleasant style Of sniside--To hang
upon the notes ofa- pretty lady while she
is singing. Hsz ,sti1sa4s .s,iaa
4 A bachelor, ,Iuccordingfto the latest def
milton, is the nlau who has lost tho oppor-
tunity Of making woman miserable. .,,f .
4 Why IS a'bridcg7oom worth morelitl,an
a bride? Because the bride is given
away and he is sold.
1tisgaa gooa sign ID See & man advcttist
Iiu the papets--b badto see cthe sheriff ud-
vcrtisc for him.
!, sIpiihug llhfl ,i5jtG hnha rirtp,iy ,,,g
Itisla good sign to SEQ aIman do an act
Of t CHARITY bad sign to hear !" ii him bo'st
1fis good sign to sec a woman
dressed will, taste and ncatness-ba To-
see her husband sued for fucry. a9m9
It isa good sign to sec a man wipe the
perspiration flom bis brow-bad to sec
him wipe his lips as ihes comes out Of a
eccllarad risq sidi3d Apls - .titaip ita ne
2 .biiia ,Ihmeti slol, 1lii. rigaags
Dr.. Holmes saystl,at easy.crying ;vid.
ows take new husbands soonest there is
nothing like vet weather ilfor transplant.
Ing. I" rgivJ'1e'1nl 'al,fsH
"Not guiliy,sA said al Omaha jury;
"but If ihe'ptisobet is smart he will
leay's.Gltls q. territory ln1 before , light IIs
leit.H .i'r.iiGll i6lis1 i4!l ssihl5lilg trs1
|; G. II. Webb calls boot-blacks, "those
little sons who shine for all !" and an
swers the Query s',vhat' are the Wild
waves spyiug II in, this7 iiauner- - Let
us sprsy."'-,,r - sa .a,.,t,,,l .,,s,,,,.,
1"ITaye you blasted lIopes?'s asked i
lady ola green librarian. whose face was
much swollpirby tpothache. Z stH ,tpi9t-
"No, ma'an; but I liayc q blasted
tootliarlc.l was the reply
A lecturer was lilating upon the pow.
ers ps tht ihagnet.i aud dArihs s6y Bile ~
sl,sw or name unytbihg surlnssng il.
A Lcurer detnurred, land .iushiittd q
young lady who used to attract lin tliir-
...... a. a. '..,,... G,,u1,t.t AL a.
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SMILE AND Dc cosrESrsDs.

} The world grows old audnl4g erowttold.
> 1o'each while seeking treasure,
. And villa, with wan. and, curc and toll,
! Wc'scatce!rsve,ime for pleasure; Y y
But never mind, that Is a loss
Not much 10 be llarnen,ed :dyA
Life rolls on gniIy, five will
Blu, smile aud bp contenttd. 13sA,
five arc poor and would be rich, Z IA, !
II will not be by pinine " aSlA'
No; steady hearts anu hopeful minds,
Are lies bright silyery lining
There's never man that dared TO hope,
Hath Of his choice rcpepted
The liappcst souls on Garth are those
Who smile aud, be cohtentcd.
2.5fI'49A
When grief doth come 10 rack the heart
And fortune bids US sorrow,
From hope We may blessing read, a.,
And ,consolation borrow; iii'atili H,lo
lftliorns Elay rise and roses bloom,jH 5ih
ltcRnnot Ec prevented !; aA}i' 'pi 1Pt
So make tic brst Of life you can, " tr3.e'
And smile aud ID con:ented. I,,e tt2t@ H., !,
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General asraI News, News. :.

Il .lza LIZ IL. :. !.
R1 Baltimore claims population of over y
SOO,0U0. 'a'u ~ GU =, 'i-'u =
10 sstoy ID EsYis9,l udg Lns ,z:,lg
.Buckwheat soireesp are likely to be Pc
come popular in Ohio. :.
A poorfamily was found the other day
dining on boiled dog ,,5,gya II ls41
The late Marquis Of Hastings library.
in England, brought $25,oo0. at auction .rfS'a !
Apackage Of $4,000 ID Confederate
notes was sold at auction in Savannah, on
The list inst. for one dollar. % 'eatpHihi
H, Young Ulysses Grant has entered the
middle class Of Phillips, Academy, at Ex1
cter, New Hampshire. lI.nEu nui
A9Gcorgia editor received a ,waterniel-
on and 4 basket of'istlawberries as a
Christmas present. = e3asp y. ,s,5 ~ - s.,i
d "Governor'ILWclls; Of Virginia. .os on
Friday pardoned three more .penitcntiary
birds. 79v5q s7GI lid, t49lsro9 s,ps'
Ii Ata sp5iitriitualisiss' sorice a. New York York
one young woman executed a,llyely dance
with the ghost q Benjamin. Franklin.
9.Ii yaSuu Iunotdi bhS7Ii 81 ti4 ia
II costs 8 Calcutta lIiudoo about a dol;
lar 5nn,l half to have his BODY burned in
good sty1e.t.9os nv 'Ro"A i2s'.s ~ y -
The .CretansG have finally submi'tcdato
the Turks, aud 1leeon,sst for, liberty on
that 'islapd, al least, IS u an end:
H., +,AiINl Ag.l1iH N s.ll 91ufE1lt 'if r
William Shakespeare, was arrested for
bigpmyrjinn East + IS Saginaw, gin Michigan, On 0n
Monday: s,,. M 80 !,
The Princess do ia Tour. .ditAuvergne
has bought the Mount Of Olives; built, q
chapel on it, and given to Napoleon; OLE !;
Approximation, a declaring martial law
in certain counties Of Tennessee, will By
issued 10 a few days. H. 49,.
- ~
Aawoman' divorced from her fourth
husband, ,Oin Chicago. last liwcek, ,Jensercd
matrimony for the fifth time, the day
after, .ii.,, ..,,.ri...,,,. .t,,,
4 ~, r,pa.Ot.,s ecs q ...., !. -.
than 1877 new Paris journals, more than q
! hundred Of which died in infancy before
| i3istlof Deeembsr5a 1riT STls0 Ea al
Al A1 Individual I Ii r. CHICAGO gf or "a small nall
solaTTy aaliows / rao,od pisioi shots to nut M,
hs,i tli1ncl, bis mt fhe ball Innaasssino
within nm i;nsi, ofl,;s .kn,lIl sl5ld1s Il =
| a al, IL snit.3a I -,IiIo,6 il .a3A4 ssi
A radical Congressman the other day
sent four tons iof public documents 10 one
Of his constituents, who was, BY the way,
a paper dealer.ugtratedg bne iSD1i 10 ~
~, IN h d.,,i,, 4 "a, Id, Id i,
The Adeunee says The Rerol4tion alvo-
Gates free love. Tho Renlutit6au says the
ldrdace'lies:. The 4drdnee How has the
aoor.i ua as soHqsv .sYnisu I'D u hte
nsiis.,oaib ssii BiiR .1OI.3 d isiae,
There Is 81 q promising young giant in IL
Cheshire, Massachusetts, only sixteen
inches iu heightsn .b5'ial il roila9Eps
-. --..5.,...s -, ...i.i,,;. NJ,
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"A. ,M.1sM1rl1,s,

4 ..sa,ssu,aA. M.lsM1TH's,p2. ,ss,ll
'vho ma On .ilsua aisas stock n all kinds "
Isoceriosyptandies, &c. He still keeps the
1neriean, ,llodse, aud issl glad TO accommodate
Db friends. sase,'I Nst Ajay'l husnp22tSe snp22tSeia.
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7 Z n EUIe'l q = ~ .
Select Poetry
THE STORY OF AsLlFE,-

Born tatnighti dressed in white-- lilw E
Gbrlstensd early Slight audlf.ir- ~ 2
Smooth brown hair, bright and curly.
= .XOIT9k4slTkS fI1THkTk.J j
Grew ahacc-form and face r : :
Full beaptys Grateful'c child, a5,a
Sweet and mild-loying duty.
z / d 7 q 4 ] 2 q Y i 40
Sweet sixtesn! Fair queen,
b,,ght and blushing! Hopes and fears.
ldletsars, free out-grshing.H =.
Wedding night dressed in white ~.
Summers twenty charming bird-,lt j,
Far HE and vide, friends are plenty. hgf:. a. &
,,bG,oI. .isl !Hs..lG ,rrfat III 7
Heart of Joy firstsborniboy is,1sasfs Z,
Halls, ,the dawning ! !l1lotlcr sleeps-hJ qii
Angels Keep watch TIL morning.
Stately dame spotless name
Best Of mothers, children, rare,
Brave ind fair; like no others. iF'sA o.
Thres;stsre and ttean Ah! nv pEesnu5,.ial pen " !.
Sadly fingers. Wrinkles DEP '''D''''.a =
ley crccps Deaths cold fingers.
Burial night all dressed in white; :.
Sweet peace be given. Blessed Is she, -
Spirit frcc--gonc to Heaven
toi Io.soa1Isl
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= EATnER! LEArHERl! ,,.,.,,,

The citizens Of Lewis and adjoing counties
sse respectfully informed that ! nm now prs
parcd 70 supply them will, all kinds of Leather,
6oih rppsr md Sole, on reasonable. terms. I
betc Tie NOT experienced Tanner ii The country,
aed wili nv to make such Stock as III suit MY
eotiomer... tlcmlbck OF Eastern tanned SOLE
CAN Ind Xii, Skins. harness ard side leather al
usSson hsnd:T All tanned on the cid plai, -
N6 short or patent. process used here. The
Etssppticc paid IN cash or leatherfor green Or
az Hides, at the old I1orcntz Tannery Terms
c1fictl icash. n Please call andscc me.
Weston, W. Va.
aug2+-ly CD. bulGi'hh.
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NIEW JOB TYPE.
IN This Office is now supplied wit, ~ excel
lent assortment of Job rylc, and we arc Irc-
.pared to execute orders for job Work with dis.
epauhundpn the sidstreasonaGle trrnsm a,f q
\ 'CvEoiCE FAMILY GROCERIES, can IN be had
NJ cheap ior cash at
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.rx FAMILY GROCERY.

e. sIldQ ahs sfarFr, WESTON, G
,6TAS now on hand md keeps constantly In
/ Store, SUGAR. .COFFE, and Grocere.
'cf al, kinds. Also CANDIES, CANNED
FRUITS, ALE and LIQUORS, together Cwitha
utiscellaneo,s assortment Of attclcs such as htt
Usually found in Grocery Store.
For your groceries Gull attic dldsiand Of
iel5-tf OMAN >, 1?I TlERNES.
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SilksaHT 10 a9dHO
Sattins,

4 p,qs,hri M d u .yiipN and Nelyets,
Aud everything " be found in her line
N. bps;nssa nG9 .. iaitF ,rdliqiT,s'b g1si
4 Tcrsons would id stll 10 sivssI her h
call ana sSahiiut before purchasing elss; y
TlsesSA Aa.ids,s nes. a,65fF % EHis Fisher.
enddlcry.
Lon I lail 10 give her call aud examine her
6ne stock.
'N ocl9.3m.
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q Governor Baker, Of Indiana, has per,
petrated:a fourteen column message. =
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Givctle radical party a choice of two
evilsund it will choose both.
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Cs.ccsWALKERy .aH ..acIs %, ID, q,
~ .I----OP wf.sT, ,ylEGIyIA, ,wtTH-,----- o.
y \ y, y, : PESNIM.AN. 4 it'lsOTIlERs.s ,os nj
q imTpsof ,ers and Wholesale pealersin Foreign
and Domestic IIardwarc, No. 10 North
reward stteet, BALTIMORE. Mr. W. will give
5iddatteKtivR 10, otdersI entrusted to his
90, .lG-ly
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Il A pleasant style Of suieide--To hang
upon the notes ofa. pretty lady while she
is singing. vsN .aIallaas .a,taa
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Political Chit Chat.

M - - TT1,.tJ n a-.T-l 4 I, y / FTUr n N
The Repolution claims one-third Of
Congress IS iavorers Of female suffrage.
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Home Reading,

-IIlINIl . ANIIt.l .III lONIIV
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PAT FlAslloAls.--T following, home
thrust at the trooly loil was published in
the Register sonic time agoIGiIlt Isl well
worthy Of reproduction: bal st.9aol l5f !.
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A resolution has been introduced in the
North Carolina House Of Representatives.,
by Mr.. Geo. u French, member from
Wilmington, proposing TO annex tho
countita of Norfolk. Princess Anne. MIN.
semond aud Isle of Wight, Virginia, TO
that State Congress is to be pc,itioncd
at an early day, that the question inny be
submitted to the people Of these counties
who are represented as anxious for tue
change. Il 5r.Ig brt ..g ...r''
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Boston proposes, that Q grand interna-
tional exposition Of industrial arts be
held in this country in The year SIG. 10
cohmcnimoratc tlic centennial anhiversa!
rytof the United StatcsalT .othtH oili
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Evarls has diued with Grant three
times in asmany weeks, and is rapidly
eating his way into the Cabinet. 9l,
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The first marriage certificate issued in
Boston tllis year WIS 70 negro who
contemplated iiharriagc for the skill
time. 16The would be brides Is White
woman who enters upon the stormy sea
Of malrimony for tle, first time. ana, s,1
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u. Mr.: sewarsis negotiating for the pur.
chase ofCuba.
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Grant as an Advertising Medium.

Washington Correspondence CHM, Commercial.
l met Mcbride 10 the lobby OF the
House. Hewas formerly an officer in our
brigade. He told me had gone into the
hat business-he works four hundred
hands in his establishment. "Well, said
|, ''are you here in search of more pro-
lection ?"
ooh no. he replied, 81 All getting up
Grant Inauguration hat it's perfect
beauty"
hope, meaning no i'll to Mcbride. that
when General Grant receives that hat he
will incontinently sit on it. This making
the head of the President elect an adver-
tising medium, is little too much
This is not uncommon. [ saw Presi
dent, once, ride to the Capitol to be in
augurated, In carriage presented to him
pulled by horses presented to him, Wear
ing shirt gotten up by a great shirt COM
pany, and drawers by another company,
and boots by famous boot-maker, and a
suit of clothes from the celebrated and
widely known ready maize concern of Moses
& Sons, and hat from well-known
halter.
In word, every part of the digni6ed
person of the Chief Magistrate was either
"a lay for an Office. a road to,a contract,
or process of advertising In less than
ninety days the donor of the horses had a
fat contract, and the giver OF the carriage
fat Office, and all the rest went the
rounds Of the papers, we'll advertised.
hope that General Grant will decline
the carriage. cuss the tailor, kick the
boot.maker, and sit down on Mcbride s
hat,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1869-03-04

The Racine journal reports a. couple
of serious accidents, one fatal. as follows:
Saturday afternoon. Daniel Puffer and
two sons, accompanied by Jerome War
ner, his son-in-law, started out On coon
hunt. They had not been out but short
time before they had tracked coon to a
large oak, which they felled Young
Warner started to go to the tree top,
when large limb, which had been bro
ken off and lodged in another tree, fell,
striking him on the head, crushing his
skull and killing him instantly.1l His
father-in law, at seeing the dreadful sight
was for time deranged. while the scene
as the remains of the unfortunate man
were taken home to where his young wife
was living, was heart-rending and terri
BILE beyond description. The same day,
boy named Frank Reid, employed to
attend one of the carding machines at the
Woolen mills, by some means, had his
right hand caught between the central
cylinder and a smaller one, known as the
worker, which drew his arm in up to the
elbow. The sharp iron teeth on the rap
idly revolving cylinders, stripped ard tore
the flesh from the arm, severing the ar
lefieS, anu leaNlIS Tie tenuOnS anu DODeS
exposed, His screams of agony drew to
his assistance the other workmen in the
room, who stopped the machine, and with
the greatest difficulty succeeded in re-
leasing the poor boy from his frightiul
situation, though not without leaving
great masses Of auivering flesh upon the
offenders, and as they were taking him
away, with the rushing streams of blood
great pieces of meat fell to the floor
Amputation will be necessary.