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JAMES FISK, JR., tho notorious
New York gold gambler, was shot BY
Edward 8. Stokes, at the Grand
Central Hotel In New York, last Sat-
urday, and died the ncxt day. A wo.
mao was at the bottom Of the matter.
A feeling ofIha,red existed between
Fisk and Stokes, arising ia the for.
mcr's case from jealousy caused by
the afoctionste manner in which
Stokes was treated by the celebrated
Holen J. Mansfield. That lady re-
fusing the request which was made
by Colonel Fisk to discard Stokes
Fisk would take every opp,rtuoity To
outwit his successful rival who, 6n
ding himself triumphod over in oil
business transactions aud suits at law
harbored a feeling equal in hate tc
that Of bis arrogant tormentor, which
feeling reached the climax 10 couss.
quonce Of Judge Brady's adverse de-.
cision on Friday, touching tho publ
cation Of the Fisk. Mansfield lovo-lot
tors; the humiliating cross.exauiua-
tion he and Mrs. M,nsfoli wcro sub
jectcd to on Saturday, aud the rumor
that Fisk had indicted him for black
mail. This was followed with q knowl.
edge that q bench warrant had beer
issued for his arrest whilo attending
the Yorkville police court. Tn, iu-
furiated man, ::on becoming scquaint-
cd with this fact, left that place in q
perfect frenzy, determined to seek p,r.
sonal satisfaction for tho wrongs
which he fancied he had suffered at
tho hands Of Fisk. Tho fatal conss
quence Of this resolution is stated a.
bovc, and the man whose cunning aud
trickery has baffl,d all rivals is no
more. Fisk was born iu Vermont ia
1889. At tho age Of IL he entered
tho employ Of Van Amburgh, the
wild beast tanner, aud travelled tho
Uuitod States and Canada. At 25
he left tho show business and became
a beddler, after which ho bacame a
Wall Street spcculator, ani q bold
bad man generally. IIo was a mar
riod man.
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Civil Service Reform.

1t has boon the aim of tho Admin.
istratiou 10 enforce honesty and off,
cheney iu all public Offices. Every
pablo servant who has violatei the
trust placed 10 him has boon proceed
cd against with oil the vigor Of the
law. If bad mon have secured places
IL has been the fault Of tho system
established by law and custom for
making appointments, or the fault Of
those who Recommend for government
positions persons not sufficiently well
known to them personally, or who
give letters endorsing tho character
Of ofice-ssckers without q proper
sense of the grave responsibilities
which such course devolves upon
them. A civil service reform which
can correct this abuse is much desir.
ed. 10 mercantile pursuits the bust.
ness man who gives letter Of recon-
mendation to friend to enable him
to obtain credit from q stranger, is re-
garded as morally responsible for the
integrity of his friend, aud his ability
to meet his obligations. A roformato-
ry law which would enforce this prin-
ciple against all endorsers of persons
for public place, would insure great
caution in making recommendations.
A salutary lesson has been taught the
careless and dishonest public servant
in tho great number Of prosecutions
and convictions Of the last two years.
1t is gratifying to notice tho favora-
bls change which is taking place
throughout the country, 10 bringing
to punishment those who have pro.
we'd recroaut to the trusts confded to
them, aud 10 olevating to public Office
mono but those who possess the conf
deucc Of the honest and virtuous,
who, it will always be found, CON.
prise the majority of the community
in which they live.
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Hon. JANIS Pollock has made
his annual report Of the operation,
of the Mint and branches for tho fs-
cal year ending June 80, 1871:
The deposits Of bullion Of the mint
and branches during the fiscal year
were rs follows: Gold, $37, O54, ,2Oa
90 : silver 500, 9s2, ,54 total deposits
s43, ,030,lS4 80. Dsducting from this
total tho redeposits, or bars made Of
our branch Of the Mint and rsdepos it.
cd in another for coinage, the amount
will be $39,l31, 404 l3.
For the same period tho coinage was
as follows: Gold coin, number Of pie.
ees, l,120,9l6; value, S2l, ,302, ,473
Impaired and fno gold bars, Sl3, ,l01,-
0S9 AZ silver coin, piece, 1864, ,792
value, 81. 955, ,905 25 :; silver bars. 81
544, 4,l9O l3 /; Dicklc copper aud bronze,
pieces, ll,672,750 ; value, $3.50, 3,76O ;
total number Of pieces struck, l6, 49,
45S; total value Of coinage, $40, 0,lS7,-
409, 80.
Tho continued suspension of'spscis
payments retracts the work OF tho
Mint and the amount Of coinage.
The capacity Of the Mint aud branches
to do oil the coinage required is am
pie.
The Director believes from diseov-
cries and developments In the West.
ern States and Territories, that before
another decade the annual production Of
gold and silvor 10 tho United States
will bo more than doubled.
The Director proposes to have pre-
paired such devices as may improve
the general appearance Of our coins, re.
tanning their general characteristics,
10 10 used, il approved, in national
coinage.
Tho Director refers to several sub.
jocts Of interest, embracing abraded,
coins - . legal tender, token silver
coinage, countsrfsit and imitationcoius,
refining by chlorine, the humid ssAay
Of silver, etc.
Tho report is interesting through
out.
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Thomas Mast.

The great earicaturist is thus de.
scribod by his friend Nasty: Mast
is about "a years of age, aud about Eve
feet sovon inches in height. lie has a
keen, sharp eye, and q good German
face has black hair, and is dapper aud
neat in his person. I think hs was
born In Brcslau, Germaoy, and came
over TO this country whom he was
shout three years Of age. His father
wanted him to be jowelcr, but he
was already betrothsd to art. Frank
Leslie, l think, brought him out first,
at the time he sent him to England
to make pictures Of the great Hsonsu-
Sayers prize fight aud then when the
war broke out the IIsrpcn sent him
South to sketch battles. 1t was in
1852, just after the olection, when oil
the country was clamoring for peace .,
any price, that he struck the particu-
lar vein in which he has since become
famous. The picture which he drew
then, entitled Peace" was grand. 1t
represented . Union soldiers grave,
over the tombstone Of which was
weeping Columbia. H the foo,
stood compa MON to tho:dead loyal.
lot, stripped Of his arms, and shaking
hands with q rebel armed to the teeth
and with one foot upon tho grave
That picture mado his reputation.
He was as well known tho next day a.
he is now. 1t was circulated by the
million as campaign document. lie
lives, in l25th strroL, New York 10 .
modest frame house. His wife and
three sons constitute his family. They
lave no servants. At the end OF the
lot on which his house stands Ia q
ous.story brick building, where be does
his work. lie has there tho quaintest
collection Of curiosities, chiefly of art
that could DO imagined. His wife is
lady Of rare intelligence, who assists
him greatly 10 bis lubors. She is .
relative Of James Parton. Mast is .
man Of indomitabls courage and rare
intelligence. Politically he is q most
intense radical.
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Brutal Assault Of q Negre.

In Rochester, New York on satur-
day, dscsmber 30, q colored man nan.
ed Howard outraeeously assaulted q
little girl, ten years old, and va,
lodged in jail.
On Jan. 2, the little girl was 70.
ported 10 a pecarious condition, aud
tremendous excitement snsucd anon
tho people. The Mob attempted to
break into the Jail for tho purpose oi
lyncbing the prisoner, but were pre-
vented by the military and police.
Some Of the afternoon papers annouuc
ed that the girl had diod, and the sx-
citement cootinusd with increasing
violence until about nine o'clock in thu
evening, whom II eliminated in an at
tempt to stone the militia assembled
who fred upon the crowd in tho
neighborhood oil the jail, killing two
msn aud wounding q mao aud boy.
Through the night everybody ID
the city seemed to be moving tow ard
the Jail, and tho feeling against the
military was intense.
The next day Notwithstanding ths
fact that Howard was indicted, the
mob did not seem disposed 10 abandon
the vicinity Of the jail in which be
was incarcerated. The police charged
aud dispersed the riotous assemblags
late in the afternoon, and during til,
evening people were not allowed tc
loiter on the streets, the mem bers OF
the military organization doing duty
I. spsaoial policemen. One man
Rockwell, who knocked q soldier down
was sent to the psnitentiary for six
months.
On tho night Of Thursday Jan. 1
Howard was secretly conveyed To the
Courtroom, and at $50 was ar.
raigned and pleaded guilty, aud was
sentenced at twenty years hard labor
in Auburn State Prison. lie wa, i'm.
mediately removed quietly and taken
10 Auburn, whore ho commenced his
term OF imprisonment the next day
Thus the authorities satisfied the end,
Of justice.
Tho little girl Ochs is reported to b.
improving.
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MARROW GAUGE RAILROADS are fast

MARROW GAUGE RAILROADS are fast
going into disrsputo, and by oil ap-
poarancss there will bs no more ol
that kind built. The Harrisb urg
State Journal has the following ssnsi-
bic article on this subject:
"Thoro seems to be falling or 10
the favor Of narrow gauge railroads.
Two years ago the country was great
y excited on tho subject, but since
then many surveys ofroads made to be
constituted on this plan have actually
been abandoned, while our great thor
oughiare, tho Southern Pacific, is EN-
barrassed aud delayed by the discus
sons had to make it throughout mar
row gauge. The great difficulty 10
the way ofa narrow gauge. is that how.
ever short road Is, in any part of tho
country, tho resources by which it 10
surrounded soon make the aceumula-
tion of freight moro than it can nc.
com modato. There is not q railroad
to-day, north Of Mason and Dixou's
limo, which has capacity sufficient to
Accommodate its freight and passenger
business. Ience::it is argued that the
building Of narrow gauge roads is a
loss oftho first investment, as the bus
iness will, too soon after their construc-
ton, demand wide gauge, the char
actor Of freights being cumbersome
and heavy, aud tho speed required for
competitions as fast as on oil roads.
or course the narrow gauge cannot
keep up with the wide or usual gauge,
and therefore It is, that already tho
last experiment in railroadiug begins
to demonstrate its own failure. For
trade aud travel, there is q certain
gauge which regulates all wheeled
conveyances, and when that is depart
cd from it becomes dangerous aud i'm &.
practicable; and business, men hesi-
tate 10 incur the waste Of money 70.
quirod for their construction. These
facts render the narrow gauge railroad
unpopular, aud will eventually drive
them out of use.'
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TIE LEGISLATURE.

The Senate mot again on weines-
day morniag when Speaker Broad.
hoad resigned the chair, ani uomioa-
tons wsre made to 6ll tho position
Senator A. @. Broajhsad, D., and
James s. Rutau, r., were nominated
Four ballots wcro had with no choice
there being tie each bollot-lG to l6
An evening session was held when .
number OF ballots were had with like
result.
Tho Senate organized at noon on
Thursday by the election Of Hen. Jas.
S. Rltan, Speaker. This was affected
by the vote Of Senator Backaev, d.
who dropped Btoaihsai aud vetod for
Mr. Ru,aa.
Mr.. Rutan, the new Speaker, is
from Beaver county, and will max,
m efficient officer. His speech was .
sound one and brcathsd the true spiri,
OF reform. lIis efforts will DO directed
toward making tho session 4 mode
one for brcvity, economy, and wise
legislation.
Tho House adjonruei on Thurslsy
until Tuesday evening.
The Committees have not been 40 /.
nounced, and no bus noss Of impor
tance has yet bean trassacted.
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A Young woman Found Dead
In Derks County.

The Reading Times relates the fol
lowing:
Yesterday the dead body of young
woman, named Susan Hemmig. was
lound in creek on the farm Of Jess,
Matz, about fivo miles south west Of
this city. When found she was ly-
ing on her back in the creek, which
is shallow, and her shawl was wrap.
poo about her face and bead, her ha,
was securely fastened upon her head
and one Of her hauds was in he,
muf. Tho upper part Of her body
was perfectly dry, aud no marks Of
violence upon her person were Obser-
vable.
Tho girl was employed as q ser.
want in the family Of Mr.. Mats.. She
W ss attending q Sunday school festi
va, held in school-houso Q mile dis
tsnt from Mr.. Mates house, on Mon
day evening, and after the festival
started on her way homo. When she
got near the house, instead of eutcvie Q
the premises at the gate, she climbed
over fence for the purpose of cross.
ing q meadow, which shortened The
distance somewhat. This was the
last that was seen or heard of her mn.
I'll Tuesday morning, when her dead
body wos found, as already stated.
The ooroner's jury rendered verdict
Of death by suicide. A post-mortsm
examination is to be mado.
1t is said that q short time sgo
Miss Hemmig stated that au outrage
had boen committed upon hsr person
q fsw months since By . young black
smith. who had left The ssighborhood
shortly aftsr committing the deed, and
hss not since been sees or heard of.
Her coalition greatly troubled her.
The real cause ot hsr dseth will ia all
probability only b brought out upon
the Investigation ordered BY tho dis.
tTiet attorney.
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A SAD accident occurred on the
Northsrn Central Railway, ct Rock
vile. eight miIes west Of Harrisburg,
on Tuesday, BY which . Nin Julia
Stow was Instantly kill,d, and Mr..
Jacob Barker seriously injured. The
lady was In . wagon at tho time.
proceeding 10 Daupbin, where she
was to be married 10 the evening.
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A chicken pie exhibited at the st.
Johns Church fair at Bridgeport, Con
|oecticut. 6lled . tin pan nine feet ia
diameter. II contained one hundred
large siss chickens, 6fly pounds ofHoul
and twenty pounds f'lard. 1t re-
quired four stsut men 10 carry H.
and there was but one oven 10 tows
large enough to bake il 1t II sup
posed 10 b. the largest pie ever psds
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Secretary Boutwell,, in his publ.
debt statement for the last month Oh
ls7! shows that since March !, 1867
. reauetinn has been made Of nearly
three hundred million dollars. Th,
decrease during December was fouI
million four hundred and twenty thou.
sand niss hundred and nfty-aix dollars
asd ssvsnty-ons cents.
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Profitable Business

VIII be Given one or two persons, Of either ssx
In MIDDLEBuna asd adjoining towns, By which
they may realize from tsoo TO 1l00o . year, With
but little interfsrssce With ordinary oscupati6u
In selling HOUSDHOLD ARTICLES ofresl
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"a .ACR Il . /!
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

OFFICE SurBunr 4 LrwIsrows r. r. Co.
Seiinsgrovs Pa. January Q, 1874
The annual meeting Of the tockholdsrs
Of this Company will be held ct the Key.
sions Hotel. sslinsgrove, Snyder County
Penna. on Tuesday, February 18th 1872,
at I o'clock p. NJ. at which time and place
an election will be held for . President aud
seven Directors to serve the ensuing year.
J. II. T. JACKSON
SEcRBrAnY.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
sheriff es Sa1e

ny virtue Of . writ Of ri. Fa. Issued ont
Of the Court OF Common Pleas Of Snyder
Co., 10 me directed, will be exposed to pub
lio Sale, at the Public House Of Daniel Eli
senhsrt, Ia Washington township, Snyder
County, Po., on
Saturday, February 8, 1871.
The following described Real Estate 10
wit All that certain Tract Of Land cit.
uate In Union township, County and State
aforesaid. bounded on the east by land oi
John Sweigsrt, west by land Of George
Lenig. south BY land Of Jacob c. Straus.
ser, and north by land Of Samnsl Herrolj,
containing
"a ACR l. .!
More or less, wbereon are crested . two.
story FRAME HOUSE. Frame Stable. snd
other cut buildings. Sale to commence ai
IL O'Clock, noon.
Seized, taken in execution, and 10 be
sold as the property Of Henry. D. Swine
fort. JOHN 8. WOLF, Sheriff
Sherifs 0flee, Middlsburg, Jan. g, 1872.
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J UR UB E B A.

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oy as . powerful Alternative and Jnsqualtd Pa.
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For the foregoing complaints
.JURUBEBA
10 confidently recommended to every family ass
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In all derangements OF the system, II gives
health, vigor and tone to all the vital fercss
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phatic temperamsnts.
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CANCERS. TUMORs. ULCEI,s,

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WONDERFUL CANCER ANT1DOTE.
Ne Knife, No lCaustic Medisiass. No BLOOD.
Little Pain. For pa rticulafs, cell ob or ad-
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