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OIants.

WANTED-A man with from three to five
w thousand dollars TO engage in Gents Furnish ng
Goods must understand the business. Address Box 44O,
Worcester u. diff T.
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DtrectOrS--E. A. Goodnow, r. G. Taylor, T. w Wei
lngton Judge Hartley Williams, w. II. Dexter j. u.
LOWELL G. b. Pratt II. b. Fay, George Draper Milford
j. ii. Nelson, Shrewsbury; G. s. Turner Hiram FObes.
+ A. GO0DNOW, President.
W. II. DEXTER. Vice President.
ja30 dtf GEORGE T.. KENDALL Asst. Sec'y.
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(To be continued.)

A RICH JoKE.-The Troy Press says !:
few days ago, at North Adams, the State
Constable seized jar of rum and arrested
the party in whose possession it was found,
for selling intoxicating liquor. The exami-
nation before the District Judge came on,
when the State Constable was sworn and
testified that he had seized the liquor, and
made a detailed statement of the facte.
Hon. Shepard Thayer, the attorney for the
prisoner. asked him if he knew it was Ii
quor. He replied, Eyes, it was rum" He
then asked how he knew it was rum, and he
replied that he drank some of it. The
prisoner, who was o woman, was then call
ed as witness in her own behalf, when
the following questions and answers were
put and received:
"Did you have any liquor in your house
when the State Constable called there Z"
Yes-I had some rum in jar"
How long have you had it Z"
"About ak months"
"Did you have it for sale 2"
"0h, no. don't sell liquor"
What did you have this rum for 81
kept it to wash the baby in"
Had you ever washed the baby in this
rumq"
go, yes, often used to turn some out
in a dish, wash the baby in it and then turn
it back in the jar again.
Do you mean to say that this was the
same liquor of which the State Constable
drank Z"
The very same"
There was much laughter in the court.
and the State Constable declared he would
seize no more liquor that was kent in a lar.
He is about the only man in North Adams
that will take offence if you ask him to
take drink.
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RESTITUTION OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
Corner st. Philip and Calves streets
New Orleans.

The government throughout this establishments il
mild and parental The pnpils separated from
their Recreation, table arc
the same for ALL In snort, everything tends to pro
m0eo A6ectonato union between the Sisters and the
Young ladies' tntrnsted 70 their metherly oars.---
The instruction II thorough and solid harmony
with the requirements Of s0cety The comprises
{in both En8th and Frencht an the branches Of Know
ledge cultivated 1t the day. Each Language
taught by natives Of respective countries 20 70
sure correct pronunciation. ~
Tho academioal year closes with public exhibition
and distribution Of premums, to which parents
vjted :
Education here the object special attention and
solictnde Governing those placed under their charge
by moral suason alone the Sisters Joseph epea
vor to ncucate principles Of solid piety require
strict observance of polite aud amabe
fnatn feelings Of respect and affection parent
Pupils of all denOminaSDbns admitted.
NoTA.-Durfng the bathing season, tho Boarding
School Is moved the Bay St. Lous whore Sisters
of St. Louis have q fourishing academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance, as follows:
D0aruing, per Three months .$S4 %
" SSHlnR, 10 w
Entrance, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 10 90
Music Lessons and of instrument. "a 10
SinRinK izoosons. D ~
Pastel Oil painting according to the number Of pupils
Needle work In all 10 varieties. golden enbr6idery
artificial flowers is taught the boarders without
charge.
For further particulars address, "Superoress Of the
Academy Of the Sisters of 81 Joseph Box 1871 New Or
leans (: or, II more convenient apply to
oc3o ~ c. d. ELDER. Agent.
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Who shsl, jsAss ma f.s1 tis mAnnersi
VINO shAIl know hin ~ his drsssi
PauPsrs msy b at ~ ys1aces.
rss:sa !: .s lSs "a ss 5. 81:
OF u 1ss iS 49, e s = a. ss.,ias.-
sstin yese san dc no nsore.
Thsrsaes slessuss q ssryuAaa nectar
Ever 6cw1ag sut q sSols
aSs css s u1SsS S s.s s.e sSaSsn
God. Wis ceunts ~ ssals. nee drsAsss.
1sSss - $500 yss ssS ne:
lGsa s1ssassa aSsys his ssllsws,
ON Hegots bis fbIlews then
TkAS year Dosasse ki1dsaES msni
Men al labor, men q feeling,
HsM Of thought enA nan 90 fame.
1919 q Isss ss. 80 G,iss e name sSsa'.'
Tnsrs .rs se:s..;;.asro!dsrsa oceans.
There .srs csdsrs q tEs hiiis
God who counts by eculs, mot stations, ]
W. = H snd RI Ss's zen sad me-
Arc = pebbiss in tAs ses.
Telling hand. alone are builders
OF . nations wealth and fame;
Titled iaxinsss Il psasioned
IVA sad mteened on the same;
By tho sweet of,others' foreheAds.
MEyt.g only - rejoice. -, o
vainiy ids is feeble Soiss.
Truth and justice are eternal.
Born With lovsliness and Hight;
Secret wrongs shall never prosper
While there ID . sunny right.
0oA, whose world wide voice II aingiDs
Tfnha 0Uloraan fOn With itA titlan
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PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS ov I'll.
College OF the Immaculate Conception,
NEW ORLEANS,

This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State
ducted by the Fathers Of Society The build
tngs are well adapted for educational purposes A
courtyard entirely cut of from the e reeerved
reoreation 80 that from the arrival Of the pupils $50
secluded and superintended.
Tho course OF instruction embraces Greek, Latin
xnglish, French Poetry Rhetoric History, Geography
Mashs%stiss astronomy Natural and Mental Fhiio:o
Commercial Branches; also the German language
Students not admitted, unless they know how to
read and WRITE
The moral and training studentsis the
leading offsets Of the inst~actors.
Every month report 10 sent parents stating CON.
duct progress, rank IN GLASS and attepdance
The academcal year begins ON the hrst Monday Of
October, and ends about the 31st ofJuly.
TERMS;
Collegiate Course payable in advAnce and in United
Statee currency, two months, eco.
Preparatory Course. SIC.
apl6ly REV. +. GAUTRELEr, President.
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1t we could read the secret history of our
enemies, We would find in each mans life
SORROWS and sufferings enough to disarm
all hostility.
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EDUCATIONAL
CT, MARY-J CoLLEGI,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES. La.
Situated ON the lfississppi River Sixty Miles above
New Orleans.

Th;s anoisnt and magnificent establishments moor.
poratsd BY law Of tho Legslsturs, auc empowered to
grant dp,sas and degrees. win be opened on tho I'd Of
Oetebsr. n y under the direction of tho Aarst
yathsrs who form society specially devoted to educa
zion. College Point and Convent Landing are conve.
nent and regular landing places for steamboats, going
to and returning from Nov Orlesns
Payable In o. 8. currency half yearly In advance:
Board. tuition, washing and stationery per term Of
Ato ,ACA -SfSV
ness (for ALI, annum. 10
Eutranoe fee. to b paid only NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
N.B.-An music lossono are to be paid for monthly
yy,tt REFERENcKss
His Grace. tho Most Row Archbishop Of New Orleans
The Rev. Clergy Of Algfers.
For further details. apply to the Very Rev President
at the College.
MR.. p. POURSINE,
DOL 1y No. 40 Gravier street. New Orleans.
TNsTITUTIoN OF THE SISTERS OF ST. JOSEPH
l. Corner St. Philip and Calves streets
New Orleans.
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
N
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties this Institution will be resumed ON the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER

Parents and Guardians desiring first-cass Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards will find here
every advantage.
Located in the heaithest portion one Of the most
healthy cities in the South with large grounds and in
retired and romantic situation. it affords. in addition
every facility for acquiring education mental and
moral, of a high grade. Large additions have been
made to the buildings to moet the increasing appoa-
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the Office of the
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger, f24 Carondeiet
street.
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DRUGGISTS.
THE H1BERNIA DRUG STORE.

THE HIBERNIA DRUG STORE.
Q. A. CLINTON,
DUBLIN PHARMACEUTTsT.
Dealer in
fnre Drugs Chemicals and Family Medicines
FINE TOILET ARTICLES AND PERFUMERY. .
OePot 1or Patent Medicines Swedish Leeches Nor.
wegan Cod Liver OH.
pReeia attention given to filling Ships Medicine Chests
hysiciahs Prescriptions carefully prepared &c ali
hours, day and night.
22o TCHoDPIT0ULAS ST, COZ DEL0RD
New Orleans. my29 VI ly
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ct. JOSEPH6 URSULINE ACADE6Y =
- YOUNG LADIE&
8PnMoylHID, MLzKom,
Formerly Of Charleston, South Caroliua)


This Instttuop II adapted In every rsepect for m
tensyo and casss Boarding 6ohoo, The location
haalthfnl and retired Tho building 70 commodious b.
The Ursuass being for tbs Last three oenturis,
nixod - ore of thu best qualified foe the foraA ~
e4ncattcn q youth u u exset useless to add hsre b.
fded % shs the lalss q 81 Jossphi zcadsu,
thorough eduoatioa In the highest eense q tie Vo
not alone inssrnctng the intseos. but With matsss
care guiding and training tie heax&
e.. ~, q e. Rs:,1s sonassn Of IT, oa
advantage Of Board, Bod. Bedding Washins, Tuition
EnGliah and French, Vocal and InsfrunSntai NnsS
Drswing. Painting, Embroidery and Plain Sewing, d
supertoFess.- At Springfield Illinois, or Rev. We.
apt7 II NJ b BRADY, le Union street
ct. JOSEPHS ACADEMY FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ Conducted by the Sisters Of Charity,
Near Emmitsbura. Frederick County, MARYLAND
This institution Is pleasantly situated In healthy
picturesque part of Frederick county, Maryland half
mile from Emmiteburg, and two mfles from Mount
Mary College. II was commenced In 1909. and inca
buildings are convenient and spacious.
T. TERMS:
Board and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding, Washing, Mending and
octor - zee. $3.50
ALL All i P1YaBIE IN ADVANCE. i4'
The Academic year divided In two Sessions of q,
gust and the tn Of January.
MOTHER SUPERIOR,
api67llv St Joaeph's Academy, Emmitsburg, N
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NEW ORLEANS CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
No. 80 Baronne Street.
Inns institution is conducted after the European
plan. All branches OF Vocal and Instrum entail Musfo
are taught by Professors of unrvaled ability and repu
tafion. Charges very moderate. Beginning of the
season MONDAY. September 18th
Can personally at the Conservatory or apply for Cts
cuiars etc, Glass-box 1896 New Orleans La.
..,os THEoPHILUS MASAC
oo'oo President
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SAINr-vINcENT's COLLEGE.
CAFE GIRARDEAu. MISSOURI.

CAFE GIRARDEAu, MISSOURI.
This institution, conducted by the Priests Of thu 81
gregation Of the Miaaion OF Sc. Vincent OF PsnI j
beautifully l0cated tho Nasissippi river forty nv
LOuia. se.- ts..
Tho College buildings large, commodious and v|
ventilated. The grounds beautiful extensiye ~
well adapted for healthful exercise.
The College Of easy access. Regular daily PACK.
touch At Cape Girardesu. -J-4
The scholastio year begins ON the FIRST MONDAj
OF SEPTEABER, and ends about the FIRST Of I'm
TERMS. T
Board and Tuition, Per scholastic year. 81
Washing, and mending Of articles wsshed. .......
For further information apply to
Rev. A. vERINA c. NJ
President Of the CONees
Or to Rev. THOS J. SMITH, CN
au277l ~ 81. Josepha Church. New Orieana
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EDUCATIONAL.
VpUNd LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS
Under tho Direction Of the sistsrs Maria,,s..
Z h Croes. VI hoy
Corner Of Rampant and Congrsss streets, Thru ~
Nav fbr1eaxfa HMmSsSevo Ueli6
VoUNd LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS

n. I'D Ssss:rs1.s Third
3, 1855. Is sssessa II qaist and Aealtky
tho suburbs Of tie city. and as . ahort dietssat
the riyss Is =, y:ry vent
the health a.a sscnzity e it isnatss. 'Aa''ass
Pupils Of an denominations are admitted h.t,
promatiom Of order md regulaxity Ill are eAii.sS
tend the Puhaie exsrcsess and conform to Is ro,s
Tho system Of education embraces the frs,.t
EnGiiah Languages. viss Reading. Psnmansiis S,.o
and Enghsh Grammar, Axithnetic, Ancient u ~! ~
ssn GsoGE.phy; ne ef ths Giobss Praee al Ps.ts
Frokas5. ChronoleU, fTsssh snd EnslisS s IsssS
Rhstoxie. NytholosY NstarA PhiloeoPhy, CSsessss
AstreneHy. Botany, Boek-kseping. 1athsnaacs y
diswork, Tapestry. EmbfcideTy. ArtiaoiI Tsss.a :.
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE ouAs,r,,,
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition In French and English, Der
Entrance Fec for the arst year only. ~
EXTRA CHARGES:
M sSS q the PIANO. per
Stationery .. ....
,MSe.sAs.1S ............ r
1sA1VaVA ID
10,LslSass 20 Ssss - .....s......... n
xcwtn6 ..~............... n
Baths ~ tKs sammer sssson ......
and clQse by the end Of june by an examination :
Sook:. ste:. may be procured .. tho 1nstitu.o.,
Pupiis afv received At any tina durir. th. -. j
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ct. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL.
~ Corner Jena and Prytania streets

y I.
~ Corner Jena and Prytania streets.
This Institution, for the Education Of Young Ladies'
with Preparatory Department. conducted by the Sis.
ters Of Charity will its classes and its
former exercises, on MONDAY, September 4 1871.
The Sisters consider themselves bound to respond to
me confidence reposed in them by parents and guar
Education. '
The course of instruction pursued includes ali the
branches forming q Solid Education.
TERMs. Per Month-Payabe in Advance:
English Classes from 80 no to "a 90
french glasses -...---..--- . 90
Music, Drawing Plain and Fancy Needlework form
extra charges au27 II
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION
NEAR MoBILE, ALA.
The Thirty.Ninth Session of this Institution, will
begin on WEDNESDAY. September 20, 1871
Board and Tuition in English and French per half
session Of Five Months 800
" " S Ssn,nR ei1u Mendipg Is
nnurInhfy SnArges. Observation-Disclosures.
.iei"''o I CO. 'or nFss year only 10
For prospectus and further particulars, apply to
au27 2m SISTER DIRECrRESs
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ST. sTAN1sLAus COMMERCIAL coILne

st STANISLAUS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
BAY ST. LOUIS, MIssIssIrr1.
This institution, conducted by the Brothers of 81
Sacred Heart, has been In successful operation s1
1855 beautifully situated the shores Of the BIZ
ing al the Of the breeze and bathing
the Summer, ID, for tho pupils, great Indictment
heaIthfuI amusement. The Commercial Course con
prises all the branches Of good English education
TERllg:,
Board and Tuition, Per session, payable half yearly
ADVANCE e250 o
Waehing, per sessfon 10 o
Bedding, Per session, (optionaD. 10 o
DOCTORS Foes SO
Vacatfon, II spent at the fnshtution- SO O
EXTRA cRARaEss
Piano and Vielin, per month, each. ..-.--...-- so
Use OF Piano, Der month Is
Flute. per M, Ath 40
Brass Instrument, per month. 10
span4aa and German languages, per MONTH EACH. O.
FORT urther particulars, apply to
fe14'7i1 y Director of the College
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The claesee commence about the first Of SoptAul
public Axkibition.
Books, etc.. may be procured at tho Instituto.|
moderate prices ts& 5ee
Pupils als received at any time during the year J
charges made from the date Of entrance cnlyI
Academy Of the Holy Angels. aa2T Vi IL
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MIN Die fingers.
81 have q Christmas gift for yon," said the
young girl, "and one for Jim, but will keep
them now until morning, as they are in my
room up stairs"
obliged to you'll" Then, suddenly stopping in
the act of chopping up an onion, Aunt Polly
said, 81 does wish you would jes come and
live with old mis-, case she is never so happy
40, you forget that must take care of my
aunt. 1 could not leave her alone, you know"
Pears to me she dent make you very hap
py, honey Leastways you have o mighty sad
face at times but never mind, there's good
luck for you somewhere, shorew
With true5 ,womanty instinct, Polly felt
that Ellen's life was not happy one, and her
kind old heart pitied the lonely girl.
81 hope Santa Clausfhas- something good in
store for you, Miss Ellen% were Aunt Polly's
last words, as Ellen babe her kind good
night, with a still kinder wish for the morrow.
The room Ellen occupied had formerly be-
tered it without having his bright, young face
brought wildly back to her mind.
One of his great coats still hung on q nail
by the door, and the hat he always wore when
at home was suspended on another, while his
books and little memorials of his many voy-
ages were arranged on o row of shelves that
adorned one side of the room.
The furniture, plain yet pretty, was of the
kind called cottage-furniture. Bed, bureau,
washstand, all ornamented with the one I'M
fading wreath of rose buds and green leaves,
the pattern varying occasionally In size but
never in coloring or design.
The snowy, muslin curtains had been put mp
in her especial honor, and q small cane rock
ing chair had also been added rs q proper
article for young girls bed room.
Ellen could but contrast the cheerful aspect
of this room with the cold and poverty
stricken arrangements of the ono ut home, and
she fell asleep with the old conviction that
her unelefs golden dreams and glowing words
about ga coach and four and q grand galore"
had INSTRUMENTATION only in his own warm,
Irish imagination.
The next morning at four o'clock, nearly
three hours before sunrise, Ellen was on her
way to church. Although the streetS were
dark and the watchman's step re-eohoed along
tho brick sidewalks, she did not feel afraid,
for the widows cottage was not far from
church, and many persons were going like her |
self ia the same direction and with the same
intention.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-12

POOR POTATOES MADE PALATABLE.
Half the people who eat potatoes
at dinner to-day will find them cut
Ting like a piece of bar soap, and not
much more agreeable to the taste
The fault, according to a lady writer
in the Household. is not in the tub
ers but in the cook. She says she
never has any but dry, mealy pota-
toes on her table. and this is her
modus operandi Of preparation: If
old [ pare them and let them remain
in cold water Il couple of hours.
When time 10 cook place them in a
kettle OF boiling water as salt as
brine. When boiled sufficiently I
turn off the water and set the kettle
on the fire until the steam has all
dried out Prepared in this way,
old potatoes are delicious and whole
some. New potatoes need not be
pared nor need they remain III cold
water. Wash them thoroughly, and
if there are any rough places cut
them Oft. [ place them in boiling
salted water. and when done always
pour the water off and place them
over the fire again.
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Guardianship Notice.

IN THE district COURT. SECOND JUDI
/ cal District, in aud for the county Of Orm>ty,
stats # Nry..ta In the matter Of the estates
and guardianship II Charles r. Alice. Clara.
,Inlutby EdEtr. and Emma Smith. miuor~.-On
reading and filing the petition of Harriet VI.
smith, Guardian Of the above named minors,
praying for sale I real estate and personal prop
e ', AMI It Appearing therrftum that sale ot the
Whole # the real eState and personal property Of
said minors Is necessary for their support and ed
uritIpE. ami MD be for the best interest and
brrent, it is hereby ordered that the next of kin
Of sad minors. and all persons interested in said
estate. appear bet r tbs Court, at the HJurtroum
thereof. 1t Cars N city. county OF Ormsby, state
uf NevaIA on the 9th day Uf April, 4. D. ISL, at
II o,cinck a IN then and there to .hOw Cau,e why
order should not I've granted for the sale Of such
rrtl estate and per>ond property. Ana let a copy
IF this order be Published at least once i week for
three weeks -uceessiyrty, before said day appoint
ei. i'll the Daily state Register. a newspaper
printed and Published in Carson City, Ornsby
county. State # Nevada.
{. y. HARRIS, pistrict Judge.
DattI March Is. A. D. Isl.
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'ORMSBY HOUSE,
Corner Of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER, --- Proprietor

l,HE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAVING
/ leased the Orm by House would inferm hi,
friend, and the travelling public that tits HOUSE
has been thoroughIy rtttted Throughout and put
in complete order tus the comfort and pleasure of
all who may please 10 give him call
The TABLE viii, AT all times, be supplied with
All the ,ubStHnti,lS As well rs the luNures that
the market affJTds No pains viii be spared to
please I-- 'tIt '"' =. 90 - v.u BE- paid to
their respective wants at all times
The BAR is we'll stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wine, &C.
Attach II 10 the House i = BILLIARD ROOM
Containing 1ITec Tables IF the latest improved
-tylrs with good cur-, Iall- and fine light.
ALL. GEN rRAL TAiE OF4 &c r for the Sttge~
conIlrc. iug with all the ,ifternt lines If SJaLc-
ana Railroads running through this state ant
California, and any information i'll relation 10 the
same w.l lie chcrrtElly given At all times
Ia- PartIruiaG attention paid to booking Pas
seugrr~ calling tIcla. &c. Nov. :}U-tf
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A. B. DRIESBACH.

Il IL
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Groceries,. Provisions
Wines and Liquors.,
Flour and Feed.
CrOCkery ard Ginxvare.
Hardware and Bolts.
B BlaStins and Sporting
Powder,
safety Fuse.
Clothing. Boots and Shoes,
California Lime,
Plaster Paris.
Eastern ement.
Eastern Hair.
whiting,
window Glass.
Paints and Oils,
Wall Paper.
Window Shades,
Picture Cords.
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
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STATE OF NEVADA. !

COUNTY OF OaMsKY. ~
I, the undersigned, Clerk Of the Second Judicial
District Court Of tie STATE Of Nevaua held in and
fr the said county of orm-by, do hereby certify
the above to he copy If the original order If said
Court RON Of record in my office.
-, In witness whereof, have hereunto set
SEAL my hand ami affixed the seal Of said Court,
49, this 6 tn day Of March, 4. p ISL
Wh9-+;w I. j. EDWARDS Clerk.
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rs the most dangerous and desperate
man inthe prison Lancaster Pa. J
Intelligencer.
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The Boston Post says: "Greeley
Is taking pains to brand as lies some
Of the stories about his chirographv.
Next, hell probably deny that when
Senator Revels wrote him. asking
about the best mode Of cvltivating
strawberries. he advised him to plant
them with his corn. dropping two
or three strawberry seeds in each
hill. and letting the vines climb up
ON the cornstalks. In this way they
need no polling, and fruit can be
shaken off IN the Fail and picked for
winter use. " Mr. Greeley COM
plains that the Boston Post has
made him the target Of fifteen hun
lred baseless fabrications. Hewants
1t stopped on account of fatigue in
keeping the count.
Mrs.. Esther Morris. the Wyoming
female justice of the peace that there
was 50 much blow about in the pa
pers not long since, has been OBJ
liged to retire from the bench for a
season. 1t was a boy. weighing
twelve pounds. She is believed to
be the first justice of the peace that
ever had such a thing occur since the
world began.