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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-06-23

Is there room omong the angels
Fo he spirit OF your childo
VIII they take your little Mary
In their loving arms so mild?
VIII they ever love me fondly,
AS my story books have said?
VIII they find a home for Mary
Mary numbered with the dead?
Tell me truly, darling mother,
Is there room for such as me?
VIII I gain the home of spirits,
And the shining angels see?
have sorcly tried you, mother
Been TO you constant care,
And you will not miss me, mother,
She was ever in your way,
And she fears the good will shun her;
VIII they, darling mother, say'
Tell mc-tell me truly-mother,
Ere lfe's closing hour doth come,
DO you think that they will keep me,
In the Shining angels home?
was not so wayward, mother,
Not so vcry--very bad
But that tender love would nourish,
And make Mary's heart so glad!
Oh yearned for pure affection,
In this world of bitter woe!
And long for bliss immortal,
In the land where must go,
Tell mo once again, dear mother,
Ere you take the parting kiss,
VIII the angels bid me welcome,
TO that land of perfect bliss?
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-06-23
NEW STOVE AND TIN SHOP.

ISAIAH HAGENBUCH,
Main Street one door above f. Mendenhall's
Store.
A large assortment OF Stoves, Heaters and
Ranges constantly ON hand, and for sale at the
lowest rates.
Timing in all its branches carefully attended to.
and sati faction guaranteed
Tin work of all kinds wholesale and retail. A
'ial is requested
ian III
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-06-23

These lines were written after hearing the fol-
lowing touching incident related by minister
a mother, who was preparing some flour to bake
into Bread left 1t for II moment, when little
Mary, with childish curiosity to see what 1t was 4,
took hold of the dish, when It fell to the floor
spilllng the contents. The mother struck the
child severe blow, saying, in anger, that she
was always in the way! Two weeks after, little
Mary sickened and died. On her death bed,
while delirious, she asked her mother IL there
would be room among the angels. az was al
ways in your way, mother; you had no room for
little Mary! And will be in the angels way :?
VIII they have room for me?" The broken
hearted mother felt no sacrifice too great, could
she have saved her child
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-06-23

business CARDS,
Id VISITING CARDS,
LETTER HEADS,
BILL HEADS,
PROGRAMMES,
POSTERS,
&C, 80.
Neatly and Cheaply Printed
From the Latest Styles ofType at the
COLUMBIAN OFFiCE.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-06-23
Columbia County Official Directory.

President t,Jtdgo--WILL1AM ELwELL.
associate JltigeS-IRAM DERR, ISAAC s. Mon
ROE.
Trottonokr,7h ttc.-WELLINGToN II. ENT.
Reoisfer C RGcorder-WI ILLIAMsON ii. JACoDY.
District Atorney-E. II. KELLER.
SheriD-AARoN SMITH.
SUrudyor-IsAAC DEWITT.
7rcdSurer-DAvtD LowENDERG.
CbmnisS SfOHors- WILLIAM q. QUICK, CYRUS
RoBBtSs, HIRAM j. REEDER.
Commissioners C2erk-WILLtAM KRfCKBAUM,
dudtOrs-U. j. CAMPBELL, "A. j. ALBERTsoN,
DANIEL LEE.
COroner-JoHN ". hoUCK.
.Jury nlBiiSsioHers-lSAACM MCBRIDE, JoIIN Nc.
ANALL.
County pcrintcndont-CHARLEs q. BARKLEY.
Biooa Poor DiSirict-Directors s. H. MILLER,
WILLIAM KRAMER, Bloomsburg and JOHNSON
lkELER, Greenwood, CHARLES CONNER Socy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-06-23
Bloomsbury Official Directory,

bloomsbury BdnkinG Cb.-JoHN a. FUNSTON,
President. II. II. GRoTH, Cashier.
First National Bdnk-CHAs X. PAXTON, prcs't.,
i. l.. TusT1S. Cashier.
CUipiJiu county mutual Saving Fo,d and Loan As
sociniion-E. II. LITTLE, Prcs't, e. W. MILLER,
SccV
bloomsbury YWitding dnd Sdrin1 F1md ASocid-
Hon-JoHN THOMAS Prcst., j, d. KoBIsoN, Sec.
bloomsbury Mutual SdrinG hund ASs0ciation-
J. j. BROwER, President, NJ. WHITMoYER,S Sec'y.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

Legal Notes.

Joshua P. Carleton and Thomas W. scAsls,on
- who resideat Indianola, in theSCbunr & y suf
Warren, and State of Iowa will take notice
that Mark L. Carleton, Admir- fthe esiate sof
Thomas Carleton, deceased. on %tnes 18th
day, OF March. ISL, rled his petition
IN Ike Probate Court OF Belmont County,
Ohio, alleging that the personal estate
" said decsdent Is insufficient to pay his debts
and chs rgesof administering his est.te; tha;
he dted seized in lee s:mDir OF the following
described real estate, tcal.r In said County;
so-wif: Part OF the n. Z. quarter OF section
70. Ivwnship7 and Rspge ., being the same
lAnd of which Marx CEFiosssa, late OF Belmont
ts.anty. aforssaid, died seized, and being the
whole Of said quarter section. except 40 acres
o1 ~ Sorth uA.as beionginE 20 Thomas Leeis.
said tract containing i11s acres, more or Iess,
and that sYgaret Carleton, widow of said
decedent, IL entitled 10 dover In said premises,
which dover has already been assigned IN said
tract by inetes and bounds by the Court OF
Common Pleas Of said Coun y. sg -
The prayer Of xsid petition ID Tor sale of said
prernises, subject tosaid dover estate, for the
payment OF the debts and charges aforesaid
4aid petition win be for hearing on the l7th
tley OF Apri- A. D: fMl. or ~ soon thereafter as
keAse can be obtained.
- SIN MARK L. CARLETON, Admr.
: Of Thomas Carleton, deed.
CARROLL q Corr. Att'Ssn9 s.--i45-i spssw
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EAST RIcHLAND, Apl


Mr.. EDITOR Our village is being
thisspring considerably. Two
new dwelling nouses are being built,
besides improvements on old resi-
dencee. Mr.. Turnbleson has bought
the old store property, is fixing it up
and intends starting new store. j. 1.
Need has removed his store to the room
belonging to v. w. Mcfarland; Mead,
also, has q. new stock of goods. The
entertainment hel, at our school house
on Thursday and Friday nights, March
3Oth and 3lst, was's splendid success
judging by the answers to inquiries pve
made. Financially we took In $40,
being equal to our most sanguine hopes.
Our performers were mostly tyros and
young at that. The moral tone of the
pieces were good, some were racy and
full of spice. / have inquired OF sew.
eral ladies present their opinion Of the
same, and they assured me there was
nothing in the pieces to shock the
mOdesty of any person. One young
man Of remarkably discriminating
modesty took strong exceptions to some
pieces performed by the smaller boys.
q refer to the writer of the piece in
your last issue in criticising literary
entertainment out in the country a few
miles.) The pieces ofthe boys, Pm sure
should shock no lady's modesty unless
she was guilty Of wearing the articles
which were so highly burlesqued.
HAWK.
We suppose the writer Of the above
means US when talking Of some modest
young man. As we haven't had this
compliment for some time, we will en-
dure it. We are only sorry that we
haven't face enough to puff everybody.
LED.
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The. ohio Gubernatorial Contest,

The Ohio Gtabernatorial Contest.
The Ohio members of Congress and
Others Politicians from that State, now
In Washingt0n, are. actively canvassing
the subject of their nDminations- for
Governor to be made by the party con-
ventions, which viii meet early in the
summer. The Democrats are Of the
opinion that either Rendleton or Gfees-
beck are preferred. The Democrats
believed that with either of these gem
tleman as their candidate, they can
make a strong fight with a fair proba-
bility Of winning. 5s.s sz.sE
The Republicans agree that to insure
success they must nominate a strong,
popular man, who is a good speaker
and can make, a vigorous campaign.
1t is not easy to, find candidate with
these qualifications who IS willing to
ACCEPT the nomination. Governor
HAYES, the ineuinbant, who has made
an excellent Governor; refuses another
reelection. The Hon. Ben. Wsde Is
much spoken, of, and it is understood
that he will accept the nomination il
freely rendered him by convention, al
thou ,h he has no special desire to re-en-
ter public life. The other candidates
naentdoReds are Judge Spalding, Of
G4eyelandg who was member OF
Thiftyeninth and Fortieth Congresses;
General Lee, the present Lieutenant
Governor; Judge Noyes of Cincinnati;
Hon. Sam. Ga loway. of Columbus;
and Hon. Ralph P. Buckland, OF San
dusky.-- Wdshingt0a Dispatch.
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EUROPE.

Since last week the fighting between
the Nationals or Insurgents and the
troops has been desperate.
In almost every case the latter have
been successful, and at present the in
surgents have established themselves
within the city limits and will act on
the defense alone. Rochefort condemns
the operations of the Nationals. The
sketches are the latest impor-
tant at this time:
BURYING THE KILLED.
NEW YORK, April 2.
A special cablegram from Paris says:
'rhe funeral of the killed yesterday
was an extraordinary scene. There
were three huge hearses, with black
velvet pals, each decorated with six
teen red flags, containing the dead.
Following them were eight Thousand
National Guards and double that num-
Der of citizens, and women marching
in hundreds passed along the boulevard
at q solemn pace. Many members Of
the Commune joined the procession as
they arrived at Fere Ia Ehaise. Each
heafse co6tafned 3hirty-three cofi1ns; !;
tweafStfifee other hearses. were already
in tAseemetry nIied with dead fonl
varioiiS fospitaIs e iissl7f.2 TT
I It was an awful scene, one hundred
graves for all The bodies were cover
! ID one at d time amidst theL shrieks of
women, and the shouts Of men for yen-
geance on the assassins of Versailles. Z
:, La Chaise is one mass of people sway
GkXyfr-o
le Republic :" and ttVive Ia Com
muHe!'' l-sfs teg' ~ -
PARIS CHURCHES SACKED.
BRUSSELS, April CA nun whe es-
capped says the churches have been sack
ed, the priests insulted, arrested and
maItreated, and the converts enteredat
night and searched. A rumor prevail
ed before she left that twenty Jesuits
had been shot. ,f s.--4 a
h Assy succeeded in escaping from Par.
g after he had been hunted from place
ito place by the Communists. So
+ Paris, April The situation is be-
tcominx more alarming every hour. The
forces Of the Commune are growing bol'
der and stronger. Thiers' proposition
to treat has inspired the Commune with
fresh hopes, and it is believed that they
have one hundred thousand men who
viii soon be ready. rf.-J
Tho Government troops retain the
conquered positions, and make no ad
/ vances for peace. 8ni sssrf
i To-day y battle is raging in the fields
between Chatillon and Vanvres. From
the latter place the Insurgents main.
ttain the fort. Crowds of women and
children, frantic with grief, are search
ling each ambulance, as it arrives, fol
the bodies of their husbands and faith
i. ers. a.s f ~ > !
i The slaughter ON both sides yesterday
land to-day was fearful.
i REIGN OF TERROR.
\ Terror reigns, and the prisons an
Icrowded. The churches and houses o
+ aristocrats are piIlaged, and all th'
| priests imprisoned. A great man,
murders have taken place. On this
Good Friday, there were no religious
services In Paris. German Intervention
+ is the only hope. $3.50 ~.
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SOMETHING NEW
UNDER THE sun.
NEW ERA In MEDICINE,

~ Let the suffering and Diseased
rsn,i The following. 1900.
~ Let aiI w ilo have been given up
by U0ctors. AMI spoken "f as inearabie,
read the {, flowing ,54.i .H
~ Let all vino eau believe facts, and
can nave faith iti evidence, Rad the
followiDg. 49,
tuS Txentieth day oI June, in the year of our
Lora, Que Thousand Eight Hundred and Sky
six, personally came Joseph Haydrick to Inc
e. follows; That he Is Ilss sole general agent
Tor the Quilted states and dependencies thereof
for preparations or medicines known as Dr.
Ing Certificates are verbatim copies to the best
:. - 49, 80 - 80 JAMES sMEIToE,
4 II. s.l gf. i3itss Notary Puo &C,
4 ,5. II Wafl street, New York.
I Ds. MAaeIEL:-I take my pen to write you
Of NY great relief aud Thai the awful pain in
NY side has iefs me at last-thanks to your
nedicine. Oh, Doctor, howthas kiul 1 am thai
es' sssp scs .ea Ssn sns snd
snre shat you are really the friend ofsal SUI.
fsrers. i couid not help writing TO you, and
hope you viii not Take IL amiss.
80 JAMES MYERS. .lIs Avenue D.
.This is to certify that va. discharged from
WILSON HAKVEY, n Pitt. street
New York, April !, lstB.
The following Is an interesting case Of a man
Ienp1oyed In an Iron Foundry, who, IN pouring
nnsited iron into flask that was damp and
Wet, caused an explosion. The melted iron
Was thrown around and ON him in q perfect
Shower, ynd he was burnt dread;ully. The fol-
ssass sbs ss. ". to @ BY him.
tt..8 NEW YORK. Jan. II, 1856,
Ny name ID Jacob Hardy; am an Iron Foun-
der. was badly burnt by hot iran in Novem-
bsf last; my burma healed, but had a running
Mtgyisl's Ssive and toured me In q few weeks.
THIS b all true and anybody can see me hit
Jaekann's . Iron Works. IA Avenue. ss
81 J. HARDY. lls Goerek Street;
A1hxtracss frem Varssas Letters.
7 aad noappstias. Maxxiers Pills gave me a
'.four Pills are marvellous"
II sshd for another b,x. aud keep them in
the house" 10 81
!, "Dr; Mssxle has cured my headache that was
''frswe half of one Of your Pi'is my babe for
choaess morbus. The dear little thing got well
"ly nausea Of o morning Is now cured"
Your bog OF Aaggieis Salve cured me Of
noises IN the head. I rubbed some OF your
|Saite behind my cars, and the noise has ieft.''
"send me two boxes, want one for poor
family"
the medicine TO me Is worth q dollar"
.'siend me hve boxes Of your Pills."
List me have three boxes OF your Pills by
return mail"
I HS~s over 500 such Tssstsaoni.is as
these,
hat cant ff spnce com pels ms u, conclu fe ID
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-04-13

Generals Sherman, Meade, BeIknap,
Cox, Gresham, Swain and Hays. have
accepted invitations to respond to toasts
the army of the Tennessee meeting, to
occur in Cincinnati on Thursday and
Friday of this week. The general
headquarters will be at the Burnet
House.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

NNE mile North OF National Road near the
" County indrmary.
We keep cons antly on hand choice selec-
tfon Of Fruit and OrAamenral Trees, Vines, &C.
PARTIES wishing To purchase will do well to
call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Orders promptly nll. p. o. Address East Rich.
and, Ohio. =. MORRISON.
Eeb2Tl-ly
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Legal Notice.
Francis A. Humphrey,
wHiiara Gardner.

.rs Afl ITS Wfliian Gardner. o. '--'s ~
fsRE defsndanl, Nftliam Gardner, will take
n0sice that on the ieth day Of October. ls1p.
the Plaintiff. Francis A. Humphrey, nled in
tie once of The Clerk OF tho Cou I OF Common
-Risns Within and for tlie County Of Belanut
and 9sase Of OHIO. hsr complaips Ia. writing
eettius' forth that she II the mother OF a bast-
ard cbiid. and that Wiliis1A Gardner. the de-
Esndant ~ tho iafiier Of sajd ehtle and that the
defendant. William GarStpefs has abscopded
Win the IN ent 90 deffAsd thS eom pfAinant in
|4tliD aefioD, and that on thss ea1d 1Qth day ao1
lS7u. order Of attsef,snent. WAS is
sucd with notice Of Gar nishee Mnabert Gard
of. psrenber, is7o. . lnveice a s1rn1shee vssr
se, we'd upon Rnbert Gard dner. Jr- .said not'csss
have al been served and rotuFneyE 80 S-i'
|GU<f saia o,Dpixtut fn, bastArdy 50 preferred
|aekiust him as aforesaid on the Isl day OF tht
n6xt Term of said Court OF Cosnn.ou Pleas "a
Ae begun on the 18th day OF May, 1871, at which
time you can appear aBd anAwef..
tlFH FIR ASCfS A. HUMPHREY.
BysrALLxAsA FEsRKL- her ratt'ys - s.5li :
AaFcH -. isaisv ~ sg Ia apiJiSffi.f.se 4.
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Connecticut.

A revised count of the vote furnished
by the town clerks, gives English q ma
jority Of seventeen, with probably scat
fering votes enough to put the election
into Joint ballot byth General Assem-
bly,. For Congress the msjorities are:
First District, Strong 274, Second Dis
ltrict. Kellogg "a; Third District, Stark
weather, 1 ,463; Fourth District, Bar
mum 1,1Sl. The Legislature is made up
of eighteen Republicans and eight
Democrats in the Senate, one hundred
and thirty Republicans, and one hun.
dred and eight Democrats in the assem-
bly,, with Democratic town t0settle o
tie vote, aad from which a Democrat
will probably be returned.
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To MOTHERS AND NURsEs.-Mrs
Whitcomb'sSyrup for Diarrhea, &C., in
children, whether induced by teething
or other causes, is the safest and best
remedy.
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acted nsbiy, they certainly dssefve
credit for it but II otherwise, thecum.
munity ot4hf 20 know them. n con-
clusion / ask for all the facts with the
names of the persons engaged in the
defeat of Mr.. Clark. / feel very justi-
fed in this request, because 1 think
great injustice has been done Mr.. Clark
and an indignity offered to the Prcsby-
terry of st. q irsville, and l am pub
licly known as the first mover in all this
matter.
Yours with much esteem,
WN. TIDBALL.
Mr.. LowRIE'5 LETTER. -
NEW YORK, March 2lst, 1871.
Mr.. WIN. TIDBALL, My Dear Sir :
Your favor of the 18th inst, was re-
ceived this morning and read with sim
Icere interest, though very much oecu-
pied with our work hefejust Row, 1 lay
aside other things to send you an ae-
Acknowledgement of ypur letter. isaf
Your first letter to me was much val
ned; Ii afterwards enabled me to say to
the Department in trying toseeure Mf.
Cafk,s appointment, that the office was
mot sought by him In the first place.
Alter reading your letter now acknoWi-
edged think you cannot have seen nay
letter to Mr.. Clark, of Feb. Sth. Please
ask him to let you read that letter, and
then If you are not satisfied with the
Iacti n Of the Board, please write to me
lagain, marking any thing further that
you think we ought to consider. Much
as / regret that the case has turned out
so differently from what YOU and ex-
pected, and much as sympathize with
Mr.. Clark in his trial in the matter, ye4
do not see. what better course the
Board could have taken, either for Mr..
Clark or for the interest of our wofh
among the Indians, and I think thil
| viii be your Judgment to. When yos
}see Mr.. Clark, please give him my
kind regards and accept them youFse1k
Very truly,
15--rie ~ JeaN C. LewRIE- 8
may say in reply to your request
for names &C., that all the information
I've have here on this subject, came tt
us through IL Department Of the In
terror, but the action OF the Board wa,
taken only at the request Of the Secre'
tary Of the Interior Is shown In my let
ter to Mr.. Clark. Nothing was said
against Mr.. Clark except as to his poh
tics, and this had no weight with thl
Board as the csse stood before them.
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Jaa9 g. IewRlE.S
"A CAPTEENER. ABROAD. =
CHAMPAIGN CRY, LII. MAR. =,

Mn EprToR
- After a prUsuern,,s TIA
,po sesalv arr;vad af this nlsce q fegl
laws s;nce and have taken nriviIepe -
writing . faxU notes f.,r the tsHR0rfCT, p
Chomna;or cSfv "a a fhriving tou;n
u;t,atad near the centre of Cham nsa.lId
IN st1Srand Prair;eU af fkn|
cross;yo oftha S.h;caoo Rrancb of -
Ind;ansnol;s and Wesfern r. r and ~
enc hundrad and twenfv.seven milf
s.-,,,, Ch;csr,o Tha ho.,,, ,,,aa LOLA 80
aho.t f;fsaan voars syo then onIv q -
So,,sos stan,j;,e ,,,x The ,,on,lstio, :, ~
!; y 'tbo,,sand and Il I.i,v ;ncressinC ~
;s ONO If tho n,ost has.t;f;,i -tnwns -
h.,,a = ~ a,,o- - saar ho;ns, h1;it in hrsrsr
h1oe,s en5 fSn hu;idinvs tastof;,,,v ~.
;shed % Tho ST streets hefn0 wide and
cIasr ,aafio o;tI,nr ,,ro,naned;nO ~ drfL
@ mo varv ~ ,iaassnf' The sncssers srTl
s,,e.r me erassos kno,r how to MADE. .the hSsf
no IF 49, or,...,tnn;tio~ a,,d es,1Iu
NJ ,,ie.'s - e,,an;ns TIE st,ne}ee avn erIilcf
kss~sfos ard t6e sidosura,t crasrii -
s,;3S vos,k;~fr '-g,.s.' ~ -
Menv ~ fhe nrivate r,,e;deecass rva
ana ;naaoa son,a eostin0 fv,entv.f7Sa
tHa,,@ord doIIars Tho nSbl;c huii 49,
-, i,,r.a s,sd o"tsa,, m =, tfe -
CIVIC Thona sre two sckooj hr,iSainfsa
80 - "a slcaIsta5 tn sccnmodate one tbs.A
s..ssd ,,,,n;is All the n,e,;for;n,,s sr.,ji.
- psP III noodarn ;nvent;on me- necserv
- ;ii,,stro4e the 1a;fFarerf hrsrchss s6,,f.
~ ~ 1, aDd e. - .ssori I'm every a. advanHssS 81
~ - -, ~ai - - - ,,saS Erom tss' SSs,Ss
~ " ~ 49,. ~ go - - 5svS
s,;e,y - ~ .;t- .TI,s,.ss en.i the arr.
ronntiino mn In &c co1utyy mi
The Pine Mound. a rather peculfar
.,avation IN ~ saventesn m,sas [ distant =
rie;oIv No saan To . u,a,son ~ n.ed tn the
boIsoys and and b;iIs Of 6eimcnt theselons
v;aws [ arc % onite ,;hI;me. =
The STATE Irdnstriai IIniveritv is sit.
noted hutwoa,, the twa towns fyrbans
and Chamnaion- II is orowing in favo,
: nj the affardsnce il cSnstanfiv ;ncres
- n~ IN We had the nIess,,re of attend
inc ono of the iitepsrv ss,cieties. Thei1
ereercises ave % Consisted ~ sneeches. essays.
ond c,,;ta On anin,atosa 9;scnssion unor
the the o,,estinn Of inteIIectnal a,,aiifieofion
81 yoterS rrhora of ,resent ahonf one
hind rad .ri thirty sfndents here The
fs-m n Connection with the institutiou
r Ia verx, = y ,erva and 10 well cnltivafed Inv
a. styja..es rnI.r d;ra.tion-,f tina fac
III SlS ~' 49,
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Ex-Governor Hartman, of New
Hampshire, well known in Ohio where
he has 'sstuunped" great deal, writes
to Senator Morton with reference to the
loss New - ampshire, as follows: "The
Boston journal OF this morning, says,
with great significance, land ] desire to
emphasize. its sdeclaration,) that the peO-
pie of Connet ticut haze proredthat Ne,c
Hampshire ards lost ttcholty through local
and temporary causes" / believe this to
he substantially true. But New Hamp-
shire will rise from this ordeal stronger
and brighter than ever. Our internal
difficulties will be removed, for euesg
ReDubIicn,a uouscilts it, Governor Har.
riman also predicts, ''with the utmost
assurance, ,'that New Hampshire Rep
ublicans will succeed in redeeming the
State at the Presidential election o.
1872 rte5l ~ z i-lras Is 15f
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The Rhode Isiand Election.

Complete returns Of the EIectlOns
give Padelford s,sl9; Steers, ,365-Re-
publican majority, 3,454. This major
ity isclaimed in spite of the disorganiz-
ing tendency of the contest for Lieut..
Governor, and the fact that the person
al popularity of the Democratic candi.
dates drew ont an Unexpectedly large
!. vote. ,,.4s
The Senate comprises 26 Republicans,
g Democrats, and there is one vacancy.
To fKe Horse there are elected 40 Re
publicans and II Democrats, and for
! Representatives there Is no choice.
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q O'CLOCK.

TlGMagECm ::!=:s::. = e; s.; !:
oros IA. - Lrslisllas NO poison. One comb cent
sent bur mall for 81 Deaiers supplied At re-
ducsd raIss. Address WIN. Patton, Treasurer.
Springfield. si,ss. ies- 4u
EEAFNhss, 'CATARRH, sChoFULA. A
~ lady vino md s1fisfed fur y ezrxfrona Deaf
ness, La;arYn and Scrofnlx, was cureu by o
simple remedy. Her sympathy and gratitude
pro.. pts her 10 send the receipts Tree OF charge
10 any one similarly af1ieted- Address Mrs.
n. y. LhGeETr, Jsrse, Cay. N. --...
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on TApDsg siORrING RIFLES. We are
NQAnIN now pfeeared 10 nil orders fur
ouI ~ v las,alic Cartr.0ge sporting hines, OF
various Icing Lns and sitbre. fof accuracy aud
rs superior in every re4P<ct 10 amy Others now
made. For Cfrcu, ars gfs ing All description
Mud prices, Apply 20 sHAkPEs RIFcE; MTI Co.
Hariiurd, Conn.
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Terror reigns, and the prisons are
crowded. The churches and houses OF
aristocrats are piIlaged, and all the
priests imprisoned. A great many
murders have taken place. On this,
Good Friday, there were no religious
services In Paris. German intervention
is the only hope. tss