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New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

IN VI Er,ng Pren r. Gi Of The Chester PENN BrcaiHg
GerL
Jams NJ. English was removed from the
Boston Cusi house. yesterday, for aAng part n Chaestown
caucus be bsg resident Of Boston.
The Committee appointed by the Harvard
e0ner the admission Of 20
recommended that action be tALen the subject
st present
determination of candidates for admission
10 the Cadet Corps Of the NAVY which has been
Aedey sept B closed yesterday Over g. APPLICANTS
eIamind.
Notwithstanding the declaration Of the Ultra.
Honsnes 10 Geneva IN regard to the removal "
Cathoheph,st Mmd By the sHs Gorrfnment the umo'1
tranquility heTails there.
Suprintendent Bangs Of the Postal Railway
sss that the Increase be numbf Of mei ei erios' for
sdug 1919 will be about lnotp against
about 900 b. the last Lseal
m Thu Interior Department has received nforma
es hat sl al " v sss VI ns bsIhstes ase essoen h,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
rcR1MEs md cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

Julia tofrey, age 81, was accidentally drowned
while bathing at ahart Tuesday
Six CInamen were killed yesterday by a col
son Of the Oregon and California Railroad
g.. A terrible storm of wind and rain swept over
the eastern poron Tuesday afternoon In the town Of
NononA Dubuque the damage amounted
10 about $3.50 ~nd Dunleith, ILL.,, TO about $500
e III. singleton, manager Of the Signal-Statlon
81 Louis Aseenng take observation OF
the storm Ty struck by lightning aud remained unos'
for but finally restored AID will be on duty again
day or two
Augutus J. Keeling, coored, was arrested at
HaI sunday night the murder Of his wife Boston The
authorities communication with the State ohcas Of Mas,a
husss oeer with the for the sr
tradition OF fthqTsOner.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

hstor Hosse-Ex- Gov. Andrew q. Curtin OF Penn,
,i.. sn C.or. Mcclellan d. yieke Of New Jersey and
j. w Wsraek. :. Bresoor Horse-The Hon y L. PIayn OF
Albany Cheney and ohses Uasa goll"Asmir,l Polo he
sosnh Minister and Lieut. Comnsnbr Hlou Of the spanish ha
Enh z,eaux Hotel nman, u Navy the Hon Oass
Ams M C. Of Mas'iaasetti the Ho'' H. u cesseoIo G
o. C.naDdaigua VI Isasc hcuonibe Of Troy, neofte
t pInsn of Chicago and c. Peterson Of Phladephia.
I,,rolan oeSenator Spgue Of Rhode Island Judge yoseP
60 ~ Wsshugtep Of Detroit and Henry Taylor oi pal
ST. RioLIs Ho,E-Leut ,ioy Beach Few-fors the Hon
Jns Uo,eb Connectut the Hon T. NJ PoDeroY Of Annrn
Rafael ZIlya from Costa hea 10 France Gus huoAli
Of Boston Decker OF Bmir Anl b. Bae.one o.
Sf Den Hokl-rhe John B. Thompson OF Rome STsg
Househe Mccarthy OF sJraeu Veouht aug ls
countess de Not Pans Grand CeHTal Hoei-lhe ho
Ma grove Of hASsipp Holman H0aSe-ihe hs" . "''"
n-n-nr l1Inr.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
entered Court AMI presented the following batch of in

dictments: ,-.-
Five against Mayor Hall for misdemeanor -
Five against Controller Connolly Tor msaemdsnUrd
-Four against William NJ Tweed and L. A. "o'u""i'
for forgery t2) and grand larceny Ql. -, ~ n
One srainst vi WiiIiam a. Tweed Hugh Smith Peter H.
sweeny and James NJ sweeny Jointly Tor conspiraey,
One against Nathaniel Sands 1or misuemoaahoi.
There were several other indictments, inclsdng thos
against Andrew Garvey William Henncssey Ooono % % s
other persons unknown Inc huletcns S na nscd as
vey have been quasheu anu Oohnoh' va" ~
The evidence against Assemblyman Fields shows that
he was instrumental ia getting the LeglsatuIG W pa as
an act apDropriang $50 900 10 the members OF esht e
oompanes In his district and directing that tne
amount should be appropriated among inc mon'
hers acording TO the time they had served
that he entered into corrupt agreement WIN & to
former whereby he was 10 re4eFc % P Pn6er the pro.
amount which he should obtain Tor each uhuel @ e
visions OF tins act that he did receive suS Prda1t
from them and that he presenteou na,o ocnordiariv
1t also shows that Fields made great eHOfts W t
act passed authorizing the Controller 10 pay & al yd yu
claims which the Fire Department OF new 9Ih suUu %
have against the CITY for past services that feus Ic
sented fraudulent claims 10 the COntfOher oI
which were paid 10 him TO disDudse aLno.s sro suo
fremen. that he agreed with the bremen 10 give
HIM 90 per cent additional OF what they IeCereu, M
percentages paid TO him. tha nc MI snrved
OF money for hreIneu whom he cialineu hau ee.u
years 2 months and 20 days. when many hau ' ~
served only few months, and were ohiy eh'i'ieu "
The indictments against Mayor Hall are for ne,
glecting audit the claims AGAINST the Soy + me
were paid by the old ad iuterim Board OF AuVi'', ,o
five indictments quote the fraudulent Dlus "nlOn 'A0
Mayor had failed 10 audit: a9s 100 %
June 90 1870 .Ingeo - og, 81
June 1870 Ingersol Co........''''''''' 90 "a
June q, 1870. .Ingeso Co''''''''''''''' ngq5 "a
May o. 1870. Andrew GarTey..'''''''''''''' IsJ a
June g. 100 Andrew Garvey ,r forgery
The several indictments against TWeea IvJ IW,,itay, II
Cooke and Ebert A. woodward one OF the
that of the Of Garret H. schuyleI uher for the
the Denartwent of Public Works and which Dill nc anu
| Tweed as charged altered TO 100000. -, . .rors
action for the Controller whereby be receiver '
| hisSeryices.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
PRsONAI-BY TELEGRAPH.

THE PIncess of Hohenlohe, half-sister of
Queen Victoria, ifeat
THE Eplish and Spanish Courts have gone
| into mourning forhe late King Of Sweden.
| -. Gen. 90. Howard has been ordered to Louis
| Vile 10 testifI bore court martial there
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
THE QUEENS COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAIR.
The 31st annual exhibition of the Queens County

The 3lst annual exhibition of the Queens County
Agricultural Society began yeIsJ, Mneo L. l., the penAn.
grounds Of the Association were
greatly Of the usual number The space cattle
fowls great thai buildings required Tie display
Of classes and Of sheep and swine ene embracing
excellent specimens Of the valuable imported
orse ttO and Of
grades the other stock The display Of implements carriages
large within the RIhbcn ell the space oeeupd
The fruits and vegetables niRg mne OF
pfOuOn IL the department. Of domestic Tafeiy Of
useful and ornamental goods shOsu.
foT other Local Asus SeocHd PGgGl
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
LIBERAL CLUBs AND MEErINGs.

Col. j. X Fellows of this city will address
:le Liberals OF the town Of waikiki n. Y, and adjoining
towns, tomorrow night.
The following are the officers of the Water
ford, n. Y, Greeley and Brown Club: President Col 8.
y smith; Wee cePIesidents, William Holroyd. Isaac
khOuten, LysandeT Button JOhu T. PruJn, George H.
stewart, Matthew SheTiden, Morton e. Powell, Henry
foie{, william Shepherd. Giles : BrcSlin, Thomas Hoi.
oh, DAVID Lamb and stephen EBright Secretaries,
ieTs over 90 members.
Ibs Liberals Of Saugerties, Ulster County,
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
HASF-B BALL.

The last match of the championship series be-
Athletic Club Philadelphia ey was
played PhsSsphis YESTERDAY, the hslaas .sHhs b..
10 H. Tbis practically F,ss !bs shsppessp Bs,tes Cse
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
iAnnomoemensI
BuRgETT's COCAINE makes hair glossy.
Announcements

A telegraphic dispatch may be important
KEor HAT Of Pal Style serao both nseu and ornamental
Buy yonr Han al No. 22 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
HOME NEWS.
Prominent ARRIVALS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT DIcKiSsoNs IN PARK ROW.
O.m-7lo Kooa-72o 3pm.-7io hlngb,-1~
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

Railroad connecting with ne Unior Rosd completed
and running 9 miles Of that west Of
This road receives lands from the Government bal
no
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
A MONG the Messengers by the steamer Wis

Doocy's Yeast Powder makes elegant Rolls,
B.cu Bread Grddc Cakes Pot Pie, and Fruit Dunphgs ke
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26

Visit r. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
one $40 Broaws near Beocksr-s ste Of Brooms baneh at
934 Boadss dresses ag fea.hc soEe &c oeaa
nisly cleaned coALS, Danti. vests cleaned Ike ne"
New-York tribune., 1872-09-26
b" urDsN RIVER COUNTIES.

MOUNT VERNog-The annual parade ana llsPco
on Of the Third Regnst n G. y Col Fay will take place to
day at Prospect u been this place and NewRocee The req
ent will have drill diminishing which will form an interesting Tea
tuTe to spectators
KINdsros-The U County Agricultural Pair is nov holding Of
grounds display Of articles good 9e th
ocf unusually 80 Tnumber fancy horses much larger thai
usual The poutr she . also very hne
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1872-05-08
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"a How Lost, How Restored.


>TUST PUBLISHED, a new, edition of
- DIR. CCLvERwELL's CELEBRATED Es.
SAY on the radiant cure Of certain weak.
nesses, the effects OF Errors and Abuses in
early life. -
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years successful practice, that tie ALARM
ing conseq fences of such errors and abuses
may be radically cured without the dan.
gerous nse of internal met.icime or the an.
plication of the kuite; pointing out mode
of cure at once simple. certain, and effec.
tual. by means of which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may. be, may
cure himself cheaply, privately and rad
ically." .i'5 e. sa2' 7s'f''3.' 'ff
. p This lecture shonld be in the hands
of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent. under seal, in plain envelope, to
any address, postpaid, on receipt of six
cents, or two post stamps. ,utte3 -
Also, DR.. CulverwelIs Marriage Guide"
price IS cents
Address the Publishers, 1885, fS1't
e-s.1 .aaSCHAS. &c. KLINE g. CO.,
f-f...,..,,... = III Broadway, New York.
b Jan. 31-1y. p. o. Box, 1886
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GPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.-WE ARE
~ having engraved, by the celebrated
Jacklnan. a magnificent steel plate like
ness n OF DR. Van EYRE, Edjter of the
Day-Book. and author. of ..White Snpre-
Macy "'rlie Normal Condition of the Ne
gro" Sc. &c, a splendid work. of art, a
Picture thirteen by sixteen inches, which
we shall present to Day-Book Clubs of
Five to Twenty members, who send MS 81
each. No single name can obtain the like
ness under 50 so.
We open the year with: new and bril-
liant story. by Mary j. Taylor; scenes laid
in the South, before the war, and the first
presentation of true picture of Southern
life Order specimen copies. Make up
Your clubs. and send at once Address
DAY-BOOk. l62 Nassau street, New York
City.
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GREELEY ON HENs.-It is creditably
reported that tlc 4'great and GOOD"
Horace Greeley wrote seriously about
hens thusly: The maternal warnings
of hens may be stified, ifpropefIy man.
aged. 70 keep Il hen from setting, she
must, abe braeed firmly but The hest
way ia to tie hpr legs together and let
her head hang down. 1t is, not neces-
sary in all cases to wiring her neck, un-
less you need the feathers for some
thing. 1t was the last straw, or fhe
last hair;yand not the last feather, thar
broke the ca,hePs back some say that
it didn't break the caniel's back-tlat
it only made him hump. Shout d the
hen shaw signs of decOrticafion, the
sight Of some feed will revive her, IA {,
hens appetite is always trustworthy.
A great many hons die Of decortica-
ton. ~
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W0ND'S N0USEH0LD MAGAZlNE,

TIME Tenth volume Of WOODS
IL HOUSEHOLD Magazine begins
with January 1872. Its regular lcon.
tribnt0rs include Horace iG,eeley, Gail
Hamilton Thos. X. Beecller, DR.. bio
Lewis, Dr.. w. w. Hail. James Parton,
etc. Harriet Beeciier Stowe, n"Bfickn
Pomeros .John G.. SAKE, MaimiGeners
al Fitzpatrick, Petroleum VI Nashbf,
write for it occasionally. Terms, One
Dollar a year. Tn cldbbing, three first
class periodicals. are given for THE
price of one of tlieril.,t The most Liberal
Premium List ever published, Nope
riodical is more frequently or favora-
bly, mentioned by the press. "Wood's
Household Magazine is one Of the mon
uments of business enterprise which
mark tn e. age Methodist Home
Journal, Philadelphia. Pa, ut has
been improving ever since NO knew it
"a good criterion for the 6Iture.-
ECourier, New Market, Canada sit is
a marvel of cieapness and frst.class
quality ed."11tNew York Times.
Specimen copy sent free to any address.
-.@'ft S. S. WOOD & CO..
Newburgh, Y. Y.
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NUMBER ~.

was very modest. and / suppose he
was so badly frightened that time he
never dared to trust himself nenr u
woman again. That, girls. is the rea-
son never married. l felt very bad
about it for a long time, for he was q
real good man, and I've often thought
to myself that we sl,ould always have
been happy if his suspenders hadn't
given awaym
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-
~ The Baltimore American gives
the following laughable mistake OF a
lady: "Ih the southern section of the
city, YESTERDAY afternoon, about dusk,
a lady was greatly annoyed BIZ several
nlchins ringing her door bell, ard
who. taking to their heels, enjoyed the
joke immensely when she answered the
summons. Several times she came
down stairs, but was always too late
20 affect the capture of one. At last
she planned a scheme. She stood at
the head Of the steps and awaited their
coming. Pretty soon. a step was heard
on the porch, and in a moment the
bell was given vigorous Jerk. Il see
you, little rascal.' the lady said, and,
rushing down stairs, caught the unre-
sisfing figure by the coat collar, and
gave him good shaking. When her
strength was nearly exhausted, and
SHE vas lloarse with excitement, SHE
looked into the, face of tho Object of
her wrath, and discovered, to her in
tense horror, that it was the diminntivee
minister, Of her church, who was look
ing as red Tin the face.a I'd nse her pisca-
toria drsrriptinn ofiiim ITO a friend, as
a toiled lobster. A few words 9of. ex-
PLANTATION made the matter all right,
and it was soon forgotton.'
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STATES! STATES! STATES

BANGOR PENRliYN SLATE OFFICE,
ar.,-. No. IL Commercial Place, hfr.
7 o.. ....,... t.....,r rr.s 49,. .u.. NEW ORLEANS
REST, BANGOR PENRHYN, PORT d.
IL snorwic' and Port Mldoc STATES, for
roofing-by cargo or small lots, to suit
purchasers. ..s ......-, =. ..'.,,,.,.r
SLATE sLAB CIsTERNs-made an a, '
size to order ,'.lN7t;5 sid, iGoii a1il@ts''i
a Hearth Slabs, Urinals for. Railway De-
pots, etc.
: English Ridge Tiles, FIRE BRICKS in
quantities to suit. r31a "a .ga G@l..'
II B.--SLATING, contracted for at home
or abroad.
" Repairs to. Slate Roofs will receive
prompt attention vsgz If .lsa9auJsI
/, Wharf--Crrner Philip, Tchoupitoulas
aud Levee streets. p O. Box 1869 Mer-
chants Exchange, 1873. 90 "a 3utH1y!@
t.tf.y -, w. Z. ELLIOTT, Agent,
Pcactical Slater and Slate Mason.
April 3-2nl. > .H'".a H'.''" - 81"
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fhE.iiW q :, = Z % W
A PAPER FOR EVERYBODY!
HEARTH AND HOME. ISSUED

HEARTH AND HOME, ISSUED
+ - every week. is one of, the most
beautiful Journals in the world. 1t
has twenty large pages, and single
volume contains about S25 900 worth
OF spiel did engravings, finely printed.
ana of a highly pleasing and instruc-
tive character. 1t has, also, a vast
amonntAof the choicest reading, care
fully prepared, and full OF. Instruction.
ith moderate amount of rural in
foImation for the FARM AND GAR
DEN, it contains excellent Editorials
on the various topics of the day, which
give the reader practical and useful in
formation. Hearth and Home has a
most capital HOUSEHOLD DEPART
MEM, which will delight aud greatly
AID every Hnnsekeeper. The Chill
DREN'S DEPARTMENT edited by
Mrs. Mary E. Dodge, with many As
Slstants, is of surprising interest to all
the little people. The NEWS De
PARTMENT tells, III a clear, con-
detsed way, What is going on in the
world, so as to mai the reader intelli
gent, without wading through ii great
mass OF material. In short, it is pa
per that will please and profit both old
ana young in every Home.
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sSslHg WHICH he needs
IS of duty done, -.
'sed, of safety won.
HOME oil ene't
ID levee lies his way,
HOME

Ger the thronged levee lies his way,
AS sinks the orb of parting, day"
With active step and gentle mien, q
Soon at his threshold he is seen. a.! .-; n
"Open the door, tits fathers voice"
HE mother says; the boys rejoice
'ris opened wide, for all demand ,+asi,e
The kiss on lip, and brow, and hand. .-,'3
Tell Of the ties that live in Heaven sY;g
Sacred to alI>who hold them, dear, Z
The carping world intrudes not here.
Mother and. daughter, take their part;
The boys claim all the fathers heart.
Aud have it too. . Ills meet, and right :;
God gives the home it's love aud light
80. ~, ,.. -rSunday Picayune.
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ssn- 1t is said that burglars fake
promising boys OF their knees and
train them teh,ierIy and ski,llully.
Doubtless the 70 lowing is an ac-
count of one of the pupils: Bridge
port has q, promising boy burglar.
lie broke into a house few days
ago, aud to direct SUSPICION IN an
other quarter he put Oh a pair of
mems boots, raised il window that
1t might appear the entrance lad
been affected in that way. and
dropped anOte in the hall, purpor-
ting to have been written in New
York, in which the writer said he
would stop at Bridgeport and go
through Jones house. Tie ruse
threw the detective off the track,
and no knowledge OF the thief was
obtained until lie was arrested i
New York on account of his sus
pici0n appearance, when he cen
iessed the whole affair. For DO
only thirteen years old this WI.
do [Woreester Spy.
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WHITE SUPREMACY, STATE EQUALITY
- utl3f'2 5sj AND edo ss.,E sgtt
as $50. FEDERAL UNION. 5,a@aaj

TIME NEW YORK DAY-BoOK FOR
- 1872, 81 per year; Three copies, S. 10
Six copies, and one to the getter up of the
Club, SIP; Ten copies, and one to the get
ter up of the Club, Sl9.' These rates arctic
prepare for the enlargement OF the Day
Book. which we propose to effect dnring
the year. ''a ~''''' .'s 'i'.'3 '''5s7 = =
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PlantatianrEor Sale.

L four miles below Alexandria, fronting
on the river. Dwelling House, cabins,
ohs wishing to purchase will call on the
undersigned on the place., 5a, -
'Feb, Ans JAMES MOORE.
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Or. ]. BRADFIELO'S a ,s
ALE REGULATOR /!

"1t'O.1f.a.N',s ,3R,S2' PIE ZEND,,
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w when they have not, been establish
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womb. Will cure Painful transformations
and relieve the head, back and loils of
those distressing pains and aches. Will
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Will cure Whites and falling of the
womb, when it is the result of relaxation
or bad health. -af 1ssi.z,.5s..t .sa ~
1t is as sure a cure in all the above dis
eases as Qninine is in Chils and Fever.
Ladies can cure themselves of all the
above diseases without revealing their
complaints to any persnn, which is ALWAYS
mnrtifying to their pride and modesty.
1t is recommended and used by the best
physicians in their private Practice,
For history of the above tliseasas. GER
tiiicates of its wonderful cures aud direc-
tons, the reader is referred to the wrap
per around the bottle. Manufactured and
sold by BRADFIELD q co.,
,as. Atlanta, Ga.
Price 81 so. -"E '-T -.
: April3d, lS72-1y. ynrt. ~. aaal
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III e nry 8 t. john
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An Oregon Romance.


Portland Oregon Bulletin, last
week compile whose lope-making
land marriage furnish US theme.
During the spiing of last year there
appeared upon the railroad a fair
haired, smooth faced, muscular fell
low, with a rich Irish bIogne, who
applied for work, expressing him
self as willing to do anything He
had can Ould father and mother in
the Ould country that he wanted
to help to America, and was will
ling to work hard tor good wages"
He was given pick and shovel
and told to pitch in, which he did
with a will. Although he was %
little awkward at first, he soon
mastered the science of handling
the shovel, and came to be regard
ed as one of the best men on the
work. He had a pleasant Voice,
tohi good story, and made many
friends among the other workmen,
who regarded him wifl especial
favor. After a while Mr. Hallet.
the contractor, had his attention
called to the new hand, and fading
him to be quick at learning, gave
him comm and Of a gang of men,
and found that his confidence was
not misplaced. In the same camp
was another foreman, who was as
1.-THE aud active young fellow as
can be found in any part of the
country. Between the two warm
friendship sprang up, and when
not at work they were always to.
gether.
The summer passed away, and
the winter months, with their rain.
came, and when work got slack
and men began to drop off and
come into the city. Mike proposed
to go to Portland, take a room and
live until spring. The proposition,
however, was rejected by Jimmy,
who declared that he did not want
to come to the city. So the two re-
manned at Eugene for several
weeks, awaiting for the recon-
Of the work.
Somehow or other during the
winter, Mike made a discovery
and that was that Jimmy, instead
OF being a man, was a woman. An
explanation was made, and Mikes
feeling soon underwent "a change,
and he found that Cupid had pierre
ed his heart. He proposed to jim
my1to come to this city, where she
would receive her proper hablli-
nents, and then they would form
4 copartnership for life, and in
proper time return to work on the
road as subcOntractors. The. prop
Dsition was agreed to, and last
night saw Mike and Jimmy made
man and wife. They have pur-
;h 'sed tent down to Cowitz Riv-
IF for the purpose of assisting in
he building of the Northern Pa
;Ifc Railroad from Humphreys to
Olympia. During th"coming sum-
ner Jimmy will preside over the
culinary department unless Mike
should get sick. when she declares
she will go out and boss the meu.-
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~ The yearly value of cigar stum,
picked mp in the streets of Paris an
sold to tobacco manufacturers, fl,
snuff making, is said to DO ESQ
fraucs.
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THE subscription price of the AME-
4 RICAN AGRICULTURIST, which
is well known as one,of the oldest and
best magazinesfin the, world. for tue
Farm, Garden and Household, is 81 so
a year. One copy each Of Hearth and
Home, weekly, and American Agricul-
turiSt, monthly, will be sent one year
for 81, to which 81 cents should be adj
ded when the papers are sent to Brit
ish America. Address, sag a2rssaa
ORANGE, JUDD g. CO., Publishers.
J's 245 BROADWAY, N. Y: gq,s
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THE DEMOCRAT" ispublisf1ed Week
IL. at FIVE DOLLARS per annnnl, THREE
for six months, payable in advance j No
Subscription taken for less period than
SIX Months. ser s# "a
Awe ;GMaNrS inserted Mt the
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insertion and rs CENTS for each ssubse-,
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tate a square. The following are our
rates to yearly Advertisers: 4
One Column NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $500 90
HUFF Column ----- IT'S 90
Third of t'0irmn- b. 1870 90
Earth Of Column 100 90
Cards, (occunying space Of eight
lines, less, ).----. 90 90
Obituary Notices, Marriages, Public
Meetings, Cards of Thanks, etc, to be
aid for as advertisements. st1ss Il
PERSONAL cards, when admissible /
charged double the usual advertisements. |