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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-01-27

New York city spends s, 500 per day fol-
bread, and $1,000 day for cigcra The
United States invests annually 80, 0o0, 00l
In the cigar trade alone, and $000, 0oo, ooC
annually for tobacco In other forms, inclu.
ding expenses Of producing. The annual
expense to tho human family i not leas,
yearly, than 81, 0oo, 0oo, 000 Liquor y sold
In the United States amounting. IN ~ year,
70 eeoo, 0oo, ooo, ons-hfth the total amount
Of ths National debt; or, aocogding 10
Cohmissienef Wells, TIN total amount dls-
posed o. Per AMMAN y d, DO ~, 600.
enough y pay TIN deoe IN throe yta11
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-01-27
The Census Of 1870.

From published statements Of the census
we condense the following, showing the
population of the United States in 1870 and
,he increase or decrease in ten years:
NEW ENGLAND STATEa
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

JEALOUSY OF GIRLs.-Girls. "a a conoroI
thlng are awfully jealous of each other
should call this the girls distinctive fanlt Sea
Chem when they are introduced. or when thav
nrst meet at ball or a croouet nartv 800
now coldly critical they look at each ofber ::
Ho" inS3Iently their eyes rove over every nor
.ion Vi thelr rival dress; read in their faces
the outspOken scOrn as the result of their
scrutiny" You think you have done il ycrv
weI'' out you have made fright of yourself;
and L am much better than you" Watct
thelr dlsdaln OF the more admired among them.
anu now excessively naughty for attracting at
tentlon they think that Ada or Amy are about
"hOm the young men cluster How bold she
is-hoW 0verdressed she is-how affected she
iS-ahd " how ug y she isl Sometimes. if
tney are deep, they will Overpraise her enthu
SlHstlcalIy 6ut the ruse is generally too trans.
parent to deceive any one, and simply accounts
lor what 1t ls-a clever feint that doesn't
answer 1t is quite study TO watch the way
IN winch the girls shake hands together or
take hands IN dances The lump, cool inner
t.nent way In which they just touch palms.
then let their arms fall as if paralyzed. tells a
volume to those able to read lettering Tn
dancing they very frequently do not take haods
at all, but just brush the tips OF ;he fingers. mr.
make show OF doing so, aud just pass on 70
Lhe chaln, to press perhaps more cordially
the next male hand that grasps theirs Il |
may be all very right, and quite accordino to
the dIspensatiUns Of Providence. bur II !. funny
10 watch, nevertheless.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

BARNCM IN A FIX When George Wood
was about to open his museum, Barnum's last
mu>eum, was burned Wood, fearing thar
Barnum would erect new museum nm town
contracted to pay him $4,000 per wear for ten
years, on condition that he should not Omen
any place of amusement in New York durinT
that time. Barnum retired and for several
years has received his thousand dollars ner
month from Wood. But, lying idle having
made Barnum reStive, he started an immense
travelling show, that has swept all before II,
through the country. Now Barnum wants to
brng his travelling show to New York for
leege. Wood replies: NO sir But tear nm
the agreement; by which l am to paw Won
$4,000 during the next seven years, and Won
may show in New York whatever and when
ever yon like. " Barnum is in a brown
'tudy.-N Y Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

A new sedative drug, termed chloral. Is
spoken of by the London Lancet as Leino
manufactured in Europe in enormous onant;
ties for consumption. 1t states that it is sold
by TONS and quotes letter from Baron Lirbig
Affirming that one German chemist mannfac'
lures and sells half ton week. The Lon.
don Spectator SAYS: ''Trking choral is the
new and popular vice-particularIv among
women-and is doing at least as much harm AZ
alcohol The drug is kept in thlu-ands of
drrsSSIng-caSes' and those who begin in its use
GmGn ,L;n grow so addicted to it that they pass
thPir IlveS IN sort of cOntented stupefaction
Chloral drunkards will soon be an admitted
variety of the species The testimony ot
American physicians proves that addiction to
the same vice is also frightfuy on the increase
in this country.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06
DR.. RADWAY'S
fERFECT PURGiTiIE PILLS,

purge 'aS'eIess elegantly coated with sweet gum,
regulate, pur,iy, cleanse. and s,teng,ben
Slomocb IIls Tor The cure Of alt disorders Of the
Disease. tI;Ive'' Bowels. Kidneys, bladder, Nervous
Eestron neapache, Constr patton. COsIIveness IndI
f,mm,,,,f ft"rsIa, bIlIOusness. Bilious Fever, In.
nen,s n'n a". =. OF tue Bowels Piles nnd all deranoo.
po,,,' one internal VIscera. Warranted TO effect
netcn,n cure Purely Vegetable containing no
" jh.".fals: minerals: :ot deIeierous drugs
DsO,de,s or 9, 'e following symptoms resulting from
Con.,, ol The Digestive Orqnns.
Ahe Jead !. inward Piles FuIlness of The Blood
bun b,sa'.A AcIdny Of the Stomach. Nausea, TIoart.
SAaarb S Isl OF Food. Fullness or Weight in The
@e PIT Of H. nf"e'aiions, hiking or FluIterIng at
len frnm oe OF RADwAY's Pulls Will free the sys.
Cents DO, ~ me above named diOrders. Price rs
Ran .E' oi' ssOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
pRADWA - ~ AND TRUE. Send one letter stamp
hbrnslion 49, ": No. 81 Maiden Lane New York
iansei ~ worth thousands will be sent you.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

=, TREATING A DTSCUSsToN.-A party of gen,
tlenen in liquor saloon. disputing whether
the American system of treating or the Euro
psan system of not treating was preferable.
couldn't Settle the matter by talking. aud 80
they went 10 work testing the matter by pr,c
tice First each man took drink by himsclf
Then each man invited single friend 10 drink.
After that each single friend returned the
compliment. And finally each man in the
party-there Were six Of them-asked all the
rest to drink. When all that was accom- lsh
ed not soul in the room could tell where the
originated or what it was about.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

LoAFlNG.--FrOm the appearance ofour street
corners, and the multiplicity of younp men
hanging around the drinking dens, with which
| every town Is cursed, one can almost affirm II
as self evident truth" that loafing has
become a profession IF the yonng mnn
lndulglng in "loafing' could have tbrmseIves
photographed, as they take position on some
corner or within some whl>key shop. and then
STUDY the same, within the privacy of their
own rooms at home, many would be immedi
ately transformed from ''lOaterS" To 'DentIe
men. Dung man, you may fatter Yourself
tnat you have right to indulge IN loliny. and
that 1t Is no bOdy's business. Where did Won
obtain tins right? DID the Almir,,tv rrs,t.
you to be loiier? Ii not, are ynu not dong
F'"lehce 10 your own nature, a. well rs atFront-
ing your maker, by making of yourself anv
thing but man? If You have lost your self. |
respect, aud care naught for the good opiniop |
~ your fellow men, then cOntrve to '!loaf" |
put II you have pride of character" and
desire the gnOd opinion of the public. az well
hS the Endorsement of the better class, leave
the cornPrS, and abandon your placr in thr
WhI>key den. We affirm it as an unalter,blc
hAed truth, that the young mln who becom..s
known IN the community as one who hangs"
around the gin mil, AMI ''loters" ON The
corner, is regarded by every sensible man and
woman as lOafer: Young man, you may
AXE exceptions to this; but you cannot excuse
Yourself on the ground that you do not know
What to do with yourself If you are anxious. ,
'ou can lind enough TO do to keep you out of
hlSchlCi by continuing as you are now, you
ire becoming professional loafer. :
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

Emperor William Of Germany has entered
beard alone betray his age; for he nor onIv
towers, strong and erect, above his suite bnt
he freshness of his complexion, the ease of his
movements, and the power of endurance which
this white-halred monarch displays. whether
in the field or Cabinet, whether attending fasti
viiies or giving himself up to social converse.
encourage the belief that he is destined to re-
main the hope Of Germany for many years to
come. He owes his physical powers to his
simple, soldier-like mode of living-rising at
seven in the morning, reading his letters and
teegrams while at coffee, and forthwith dictat-
ing his replies or noting them on the margins
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

O'd Marin u was never regarded as
paragon of neatness and if "cIeanIinessis nevt
unto gotliness, as st. Paul asserts, il is to he
feared that the old lady never attained to the
latter state. Not only was she anything but
neat herself, but she showed a sovereign con.
tempt for it in Others. Speaking of neat peo
pie, one day, she remarked that her son Josiah
was one OF the most particular men in the
word. Why" said she, che threw 'away a
whole cup Of coffee, the other morning. be.
cause it had bebbug in itV'
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

,, A wealthy young farmer in Ohio oor,
LanesvIlle C0Wier, made VOW ar tho t;Doo 'ne oe
MS marriage, that he would plant fortv . ne.cb
or apple trees for each child born dnrinpg pS, tSa
nrSt ten years of his welded life. He has heno no
ma'rled n seven years, and has about 320 treas
the land to spare. nc naSn
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

Says the New York .uoa: The definition
OF wedding, in the FASHIONABLE v"ohh,i ueIhm,ti"n
means grand crisis Of clothes: 'Lride 'aag nag
Q" which hucry OF all kinds i, hum. sL,iSes,
e ooh', softer tlork ., ject following the
Dille' OF no account il particular. and vet
without whom there would De no fuss. and tbs
tun could rot 70 on. A''' @"u the
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

HENS IN PLACE OF DoGs.-There is hardly
family that does not throw away enough
table scraps to keep at least dozen hens and
many th't keep nuisance in the shape Of
dog that does no good. but costs more than a
dozen good hens One dog in a neighborbood
IS generally greater trouble to the neighbors
than flock of hens would be; for if hens are
well fed at home, they will rarely 60 away.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06
H'ery Day an Increase i'm
FRESH and Weight is
Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

mnn,oa' DROP OF the SarsaparIIsn Resoiyent com.
'htough the Blood, Sweat. Urine and other
n go. Iuces OF the system THE vIGoR OF LIFE Ior
palr' the wastes of the BODY with new and .onnd
uIs, n'Ho ocIoiula. Syphilis Consum prron, Gland.
Noas.a'a Ulcers IN the Throat. Mouth Tu,nors.
SIRE me Glands and other parts ol The system
the 49, oIuhofOus discharges from the Ears and
Ia. a. % head Ring Worm. salt Rheum; Erysiue
Csnc,,"e, DIack Spots, Worms in the Flesh rumors
fuI S,.osne n 'ne Womb, and all weakening and PAIN
wasIt. "1 Ee"; Nght Sweats. Loss Of Sperm and all
rsngs ~ We iiie principles. are within the curative
lew s.e. .. ths wonder Of Modern Chemistry. and a
eibe, ~ use VIII prove to any person using It for
cure '"e'e forms OF disease its potent power 10
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

In the execution OF resent deed BY man
anl his wifi, the wife was taken aside, before
the acknowledgment was mlle, by the com
missioner who in the usual form, asked ID,
you execute this deed freely, aud without fear
or compuision OF your husbandY' Fear of my
husband II exclaimed the wife, I've had five
husbands, aud never was afraid OF any one of
them |"
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

nrao,alT nlihE blT-A good instance of "sharp
acquitted of murder on the plea Of ipssn;,u e WAS
lie had secured his lawyers 6y giving tbem
mortgage on his farm, but now repndiatns 1ba
mortgage on the ground that he was ;nsono ono
.E %nen he made it, according to the sbowin~ ot
these same lawyers. '"4As VI
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06
WHOLE NO. a75

KeSyrre"d gentleman was add-.,.;nr
scnool children recently, and was trving 70 nn
Iorce the idea that the hearts of the ,Ie ~ onno
were We; sinful and needed regulating. Tskips bnps
ms ms watch and holding it up, he said 1TowS 1TS,S
mere mere Is my watch suppose it don't keep good
Line rrne-now goes too fast and now too slow
"4I. aaxsn s,1aLi 90 with ~? "Sellr!" shouted
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

Dr johnson once sIenc, .otorious female
GncN Glter' who was condemning some of her
lrlendN Tor painting their cheeks, by the re- "a.
marx that It Is far less harmful thing 10, a
lady to redden her own complexion than -
Glacken her ueighbOr's character '''N" "
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

A young man, not hundred miles from
this, was accosted by friend the other day
with the remark, II heard the other day that
you were about to get married" wall,
yes" he replied, II thought awhile that |
would marry, but found out that the girl and
all her people were against it, and l concluded
TO drop it.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

Mrs. Sarah Morton thinks = uou. -,
the right Of suffrage would be- as n m;AernhI WIN
man liable TO b, ar children She .Iso
IeVGs that all the woman who advocate =" No.
man rlEhts have failed in finding a woman's
place in lite. "onan
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

-. a country schoolmaster, who asked a punil
"n'' the surface OF the earth was pronI,I,y
sn>"e ed, Llnd aud water. varied Il e Uuer.
tlon slightly that the fact ght be inpress,
W Jn 't'e COY ; mind and asked, w nat then.
40 land aud water make? 70 which CON-, non's
t e llumedalc rt.>roD " Mind 'U CALLS
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

- | don miss my church as much as YOU sun.
pose SAID Lady to her minister, wba bad
calIed upon her during her illness. far 7
m3ke Betsy sit at the window as yoon as rho
ocl peglns u chime. aud tell me who are gonS
20 Co.. chuFch' and whether they have spytbinS
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

a mother in toy shop with her little son
got the assistant to wind up toy mouse, and
S: Set II running on the floor, to see if her not
nkSd Gd 1t He looked at it, and then excaimppJ pJ'
Oh, mamma, | don't want that: we've 90,
!o," ! OF EN- at home, and don't have to wind
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06
Aidney and Bladder Comn,.,nts

~ Slo!, anu womb Diseases. Gravel diabetes, Droo
Dnea.s oI aler, lnconlInence VI Urine BrIRhi's
are b,c, HonminurIa, and IN all cases where there
Bited v. uePosils. or the water Is thick, cloudy
tnresds it suhs'hnces like the white Of al egg or
blou. ., nae White sIik. there Is a morbid DARK.
Wien ,br'"hce aud white bone dust de pOsiIs aud
pas.,r, 's . Is prckIng. burning sensaiIon ~ hen
along ,bs , and pam IN the Small Oi the Back and
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

A grief-strlcken Connecticut widow telc.
graphed to the friends of her late husband ~
Dear John is dead. Loss fully covered bv
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

The allanthus tree is declared at the South
10 10 prevent the murrain in cattle. We prefer
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

" hen distinguished American dies"
salu Snrewd aud sarcastic observer not lono
ego, ms admlrlng friends and countrvme5
inuieu'ate'y ,',ny resolve to build him magnificent
'nouulnent' anu then-they don't build it,"
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

~ PRUDENCE AND FORESIGHT do vou
a' put your dolI. 'y 30 carefully, Maggie p II
Sn Aeeplng them for my children" " but
st.t sSppnSg you don have any children p Then
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

nor the least of the cal.mities connected
with Chicago is the announcement thar tbsra
are are! now in press no less than seven different
histories of the fire. U'neiens
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

Wise men mngle mirth with their cares. ma
help either 10 forget or overcome them bnt
u resort to lntoxicatipn for the ease of ona's
mind, Is tc cure melancholy BY madness.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

After this don't say put head on Won =" =
Is PLAYED out. The fashionable thin now ~ ~
that line is Fit you with tin ear" ~" III
The saying that " it is more pleasant to rive
lhan to receive applies only to medicine and
| advlceS. auo
How To MAKE A Dull FELLOW Lively
Marry him to girl named Annie when. q
course, he becomes Annie mated.
Detroit paper accounts for the intemna,.
ance or prominent senator by the fact ina. a.,
Was brought up on the bottle" "'
A bill to repeal the Female Snffroco 1.u
q, has been introduced in the Legislature os
Wyoming Territory VI
A leading citizen of Boston recer,,,,
requested information about firm that soI3
oGtORg tea. '""' Soiu
Why will next year be like last2 Recousa
last year was 1870, and next year will be 1870
too t0'0
A miser grows rich by seeming moor. nm
sxtravagant man grows poor by seeming rich.
The last glass before going to bed-The look.
Dg glass.
The best household receipts-The receipts on
our tradesmen's bills.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

Coz aMTlng Mng House of John McLear & Son. No.
rscpirmads mdsrket st., Wilmington, Del Money
70 chat Oh Deposit. interest allowed. subject
Bond. az az sight: Collections made. Stocks,
Loans :, votes, &C.; negotiated. All the new
1' that are now offered. ~ '-' - "
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

Major DR.. Mary Walker is disgusted with
lne prospect of tight pantaloons, which She
says made her look like pair OF tongs.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

A patent has been issued for "creen;nv
doll 1t is to be hoped that this device viii
wholly supersede the lubberly and offensive
baby in common use. N'''e
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

~ Mrs. Moore, of Indianapolis, lately whaled
her husband, since which she is called this
bride of Lam her. Moore. {" 'O 'ne
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

an amusing Instance of Hihernian simnIi
IIy Is gwen IN the following little story told n,
y ITlend, III whose words we give it.
-hoHy, our hOusemaid is model ono ,pbo
iaAcS 'he broomstlck like Sceptre. and who
mas an abhorrence Of dirt and svmnatbv Co.
ss"apSudS that amounts to a passion. She ;s q
oluStIerng rosy-cheeked bright. eyed, blundrr.
Iug ilioernlan, who hovers about orr boot.
SheNeS making war upon our love naners in
Tue shape OF undusted and unrighted corners
Vne DAY she entered our library in confused
~"u uncertain manner, quite different from her
usual ouStlng way. She stood at the dnor
w!h letter between her tbumb and 6n1 uoo'
winch she held out at arm S length 40 ;F sbn
hau gunpowder plot in her grasn IN
said " nei OuSlheSs' she
AN 1t p iaze your honor, I'm a poor girl as
ha haSn much larning: an yc sees, PLACE yer
ih"h"r' Paddy O'Reilly tan the better tLsn
i!. n.lll u9esn brathe in ould Ireland) has been
i%rltn me letter-a love-letter, plaze vor
honor--an AN" F-0 ''i
We guessed her embarrassment and van+,r
ca SI.n 10 releVe 1t by Offering to read it for her
sun she he>itateJ, while sb twisted h;t of
raw cotton between her fingers
0Nre, she resumed AN that's list what
= ! want hnt 1t l,n gentleman like yourself
.nIC . ""u9 De hiking to know the secrets he.
tween Us, an so'-hrre she twinpd th.. cn,,,,p
quite nrrvou>ly-''if it will ONLY ni,ze vor
honor, while Yer reading it, SO tiIat Won nav
hot hear 1t yeraef, ye Il i~t put this Dir Of ror.
.Hn ~. III yer ears an stop up yer hearing. an
1hn our secrets II he unknown 10 We -
!, We hhdn the heart to refuse her, and. with
.n' Sr'VeSt face po>sble complied wiki her
request but often since w., have lau,,h,j
heartily as We related the incdcIt.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

A woman's rights woman says the only de.
cent thing about Adam was rib, and that
wen. to make something better
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

Now that the embroidered sack has become
the rage the young girls devoutly pray, give
Us this day our dIily braid" e'O
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06
DIR. RADWAY'S
SarSaparillian Resolvent

R.,,S ue 1he Most Astonishing Cures; So Quick, so
napld are the Changes the Body Underooes rnIoo
tbs, s influence Of Fhis Truly Wonderful Medicine.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

The Chicago Post says the bell worn by the
COW that kicked over the lamp that set FIRE to
Chicago is on exhibition in that city in sixty
one different places.
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

= A Scottish widow in the time of King
George was one day, in spring. seen bv the
clerk . OF her parish crossing the churchyard
with watering pot and a bundle.
"Ah! Mistress Mactavish." +" said tbo II II.
what yer bus ness wi sic like gear as that
Y are carryin'P" '"at
.|,Ah. weel Mr.. Maclachlan," !" replied the
widow widow I'm just goiu. to my gudeman :
grave; We got some hay seed in nv bundle
the which IN goin' 10 sow upon it: and tb,
water va In the can is just to gle EN- spring
The seed Wilma want the watering" re.
joined the clerk. They'll spring finely O.
:, That may we'll be" reioined the widow
but you dinna ken that my gudeman, as he
Iay a-deelng, just got me to make promise that
/ d never marry agin till the grass had grown
aoo9n his grave; and as I've had good offer
made me but yestere en-, ye see, dinna like TO
break my promise nor to be kept lone widow,
as ye see me!'
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

:, POLITICAL CATECuIsM FOR THE "STRoxo
MINDED. -ln view OF the demand for trm.Ir
suffrage. (says the Boston Commercial B,,Hs
f") 1t Is proposed that the following nniticsl
chtrchI>m for Indies desiring u enter the arsn,
OF pol,u's be propounIed, tor answers, 10 eli
cin1dltrs: ~ a''
stuting? 80 ''''o'-ooA
i, ~ y9n consider the e'ection-eeriug the Jew
""nl1 you measure the canvass of a w,rd
ty the yard? ~
j. It measures not men " that Won desire .
oaId you stand up to vote a measure
Would yan propose musk or cologne whom
the SCI Ms OF the IN citing were called for?
Are yon too mode.t to press tn" onestion
hacks? u Po'4'lca
How old must woman be to be entitled to
the night to suffer age?
DO you believe in the doctrine. "To the
Vletnr> belong the Spoil>, aud if 50. do Won
CONSIDER a man spoils in political life
W ouid you SIT on a standing committee
Would you insist on having your wriph
when the vote was declared to be light one
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06
Fever and Ague.

,smets sno Ague cured tor fifty cents There is not
and Agne aseuL 10 THIS world that will cure Fever
pl'io' Yellow and other Fevers (aIdrd bv Ran
Ef, LIS so quickly as RADwAY's READY RELIET
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06
Health! Beauty,

vs., anu ~ ufe klch BlOod-lncrease Of Flesh and
Ssc,s.n1 S'IClear Skin and Beautiful Complexlon
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

After tins don't say put head on you :" it
Is y p'Ived OUT. NJ Inc fashionable thing now in
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

The saying that it is more pleasant to give
man to receive applies only to medicine and
Smyrna times., 1871-12-06

:, How TO MAKE A Dull Fellow Lively
Marry hIm to girl named Annie when. =, E
course, he becomes Annie mated "' u
The Portland daily press., 1871-06-17

Ine railroad exCftemono -otattan0Uga is
ahatisg >khursday 100 employees seized an
engine and two cars at Chatta nooga and went
down the road. The rolling stock was under
attachment, but having cut the telegraph the
runaways could net be stopped.
The revenue officers seized the illicit distl-
lery of j. G. Bigelow, at West Chester, Conn,
Thursday.
The candidateship for coroner was decided in
Philadelphia by declaring Mr.. Brown the nom
nee. ...
dispatch from Iuscola, ILL.,, says the wheat
crop in that section never was better, and the
harvest ten days earlier than usual.
Thursday 20 horses died of the new disease
in New York.
Weston reached his 800 miles two hours
ahead of time.
Thurlow Weed and daughter, Clarence F.
Seward and a number of prominent Tammany
politicians leave for Europe to-day.
Michael Ferguson was hanged at Ithacs, N.
Y, yesterday for the murder of his uncle and
aunt He had confessed his guilt, @E
Inc International Moral Science Congress
IN fhlladelphia, yesterday, adopted a c0nsti-
tuti0n and bylaws and adjourned the meeting
10 new YORK, the last week in April, 1872
Two little sons of j. S. Bowen of No Adams
Mass were buried in a sand bank where thev
We're playing, yesterday, and one fatally iniur.
ed. '"'S ~
President Grant left Washington last NIGHT
and will not return until the last of the month.
Secretary Boutwell, will remain in Washing
ton about ten days.
The brick makers strike is ended in Wash
ington, and they so back at old pay.
The Commissioner OF Patents has issued to
William Kelley patent for the manufacture
of iron and steeffOr seven years from the 21st
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HJudge Chase was serenaded at Cincinnati
last night by the band of Newport Barracks.
The wife of ex- Senator Dixon died yesterday
afternoon at Hartford, Conn.