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OPEN. ALL THE YEAR

b. Louis, AiehiKaa, AaEnet1e SPRING.
The irst magnetic water discovered n Ansrteai
Qse0>. Has been Visited sy essr II, 80 pss0ees
ENTIRE ROUTE ny RAllR0AD.
CURES.
Neuralgia, Par.lyds, Rheumatism Goat, Disease II
the Bladder and Kidneys. Dyspepsia, Iapetsney, sd
all diseases Of the Nervous System Contracted joints
General rsbiity. TuE Bars. For panphlsts -.
tanning description analysis Of water aad all ether
lntoFnatioo. address MAGNETIC SPRING CONPA-
NY, st. Louis. aEatiot Co., Mich
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You want some Of the new style call.
ing osrds fer New Z ears. | They: are
elegant. Call at this office.
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teaA>I vii sGsansiahs AoliAs6G tSf survey
|iGn:uq Iso'i'oi4as E'o!aosrIio;SR.,jfa,clor.
If.:os:-+ sIsiSa.t!.. a;i-. SxS:G::ISS q: Siat
Is 6aNba visit 4 athsoiaAko>rA 1a.d s.b
teIaShk6v1aiz.o 'afaSNVi,jiatSr tatHjaiIli al +
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1kEC1AL NQEzCES.

4'S- nsa't fsi1to1 =: = are1,...r'1s and
- The Little Giant sella and eeb erluusher.
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-lss New Tear goods, 70 to Blt1,s
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Look out, January FIRST for Russell's
grocery Store in the building now oeuu-
pied by G. Hanauer l. Co. e~n
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{. = fsllhaesf ~ 9r.>a.iais-
ski's, - IN q I'D a. sr !. ths
Ebast m1nnr aidiAI the ,aAA tSAi>nasls
0tylD0., ,.:f 49,, i ia, ~ =, a1c eyAtia
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4 An oQOuOhAI 0oAe0 NJ Q 2oaoY oeoef
u cover remittance - eastern publishers
must accompany eaeh order. :"
No7Io1.-Ths wsu-known Billiard Han
opposite tho Central House 10 for sale on
terms 70 salt the purchaser. Mast b cold
i.sia. u II aey.. i Z The best business
t'.ad i u. sity.r Apply ,3,o. ~ ~ .,,.
|. O. =. i : Z. a;:si t-i- Il: B. AoCA171,
aj icy, =. :. ,,,>;s:'.o On The premises,
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hekG NsunA : A1sipssd sfsr psmsl
e. tiatf >.r..i. ~
~ NSihingtea Roass: Hi hands, NJ
and ears wsrs ffsssn stid. He Vas tah6s|
u he jail, and somewhat thawsd out, oss1d
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Go and examine The Basksys pssss--
feed sssassy q ossveasessy-
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NJ Pesr osyloss.-Ths Postmaster General
- salahlisAsl . omss At EdsA| Lake,
sesaS,s Csaaly, Psoisl nFen Cold 4priag.
Tho pseaeAssas Grsvo Lake, Pope aepR-,
u, saasssss Il. 1ss. sauk Centre to lAas,
/ Jeh6SA ~ losas ~ eeablishsd. . ~
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For New Tears goods, 70 10 Boy6a
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The pablo aals ~ piae lands closed On
Wsd,ssday. Absst 1000 sores vsrs sold,
and nest Of il II 81 % per asrs.za
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.'lFuse bdckwheat aour, at -,
10 arxiess ogIpAv1s, BsAAt1 Y & Co.'S. s 4
.nn..iss Yf1TF - div
h ne,.Fe 9Fl mHAffrorea 60 70 .,s ..,,,., 5AiC
* saisas} srssi2r,s;- aSPIesR 2sCARL1sLn.s., .
la.fll ~" :,
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Tho Congregational soeiahle win meet
!. rtid.y evening D.s. 21.A., u Win Mrs..
II. H.srs. All ~ fsrdielly invited to At.
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-7 "A kinds Fl eoePeris.es work done at
Ne cheapest prices by V. WstEsl, et. clSSa.
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lbnssrlos. he stages began o. 1tsa.
49, ssular trips. The ConpaAy'D;
i ! ! - a telsr.hly good e.sdisiea
80 =. sS7iSs Y naa t$
S.IllS s..F 't" CO, .
- bsleaSius to Ds0ra6 4 O.. al>l
- iron tAis disease, vhisS III
aN1sAgbraiu, making HIN erasy. :. ~ ~;
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hoxEI NOT SToLEE.-The following let
tor, received by Mr.. Biggerstad, pfa shis
city, from Mr.. Marshal McCombt AAe3s
that the piekpoeksts were not nlahti the
richer after al. The letter is dated at
Pittsburgh, December 10Th:
II had my pocket picked in tie ears
while on the way here. Just ~ thb train
was starting from Chicago I WAS Citing .
glass Of water for one Of my littis eaes,
and was waking up tho aisle Who'll three
men got around me. thought ono was
going cut AID oss coming ia-the one BE-
hind made No calculation on. We iestled
. little, and whom got through I idisoex.
cred ny beck VAS gone. I reached the
4ssE Of ths car just - they closed it, bat
when got out On the platform they x4Sre
Of And gone. They did not get ono cent 81
money" - :.
Mr.. AeComb had two pocket boolu,ssin
sas Of which wss his money, std III the
ether Tie dat for. $780,, h,s freight re-
esipts and some papers. II xas thp laa,ar
seek v i I b r. tlait,vss Ees.' /
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- curtis has removed 70 the II,
= : KE 'j,|'lf &c t. : 4 & ri
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3 ee,sSyl!;Sa1BIdR.fft1es u: H., r. vi
weeks tAsRe hss sssa mere ssll ts1eR@
0a.l1ex: Asx1x: :'::::,,
- sslk = eoe lalex ssse szsfy| lIS1L,t
4hf45.l I'll e,Q ~ }'N3 I
@ dhsatsAsRS. osx.,asS tisAt .

sad ~ hear 4 : as.bsr Of tAs etdia.ry
th.t.ea't.ss 49, - 4 ~ ~ .taFlee'
and Of quite asaanbs ID III aIhieh the
mercury went % low - II could and then
fro.s. Immense quantities Of vegetables
through ~ s>na..',, tt~,'.t1ss., t.. 81
lars being prsof sgainst II attack sach Is
this. We hear Of but ono case Of freezing or
suffering fromIthe cold. The clear, dry
state e the sstnsPhsre made even 4Qs'.
IyeIys tSlsrsbls SOFT Of weather.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

Ills last name 10 Burdick T; 10 hasn't got
= HI htst ns1syst cause, he has only been
n tevn :sinoe LIST Tuesday morning.
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Owing 70 Sickness among our eempos.
tiers, W ~ compelled to 80 to press to-
day with less reading matter on these two
pages aAaa " rsaecusteued to give. - 4
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I =. " !FSi.55YIsI. 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES md just
E 80! sest ia iAe'S ks 9llS f.E -.t4s
pA 1l9AEJ S{aoS ,str.s,H .sersytt 10 sasas SIR !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-12-26

= t-,A l p. Pin, County sapes esslsat
4 Aehssla. w n, IL ~ On. Neaday.-
~ sspsrts - .isshdsls thtsaf lpst tho
>sdalty :a = - ~, doias ysns ut 10
.dissssai i vsrys alisAt, ssp,sia in tas
. uletrie ssSna,& Ths Ssa.air ~ !. IA
seseNy ed, and tls spissetao IN mad,
hssDss sselossse tAakslsantrsao1dd nel
tsttsA.ir ehildrsa = ssskssi, saA, ~ |. .e..
sequence, ths ulas w. ntf.1edtI stay
~ k0arM 4 Ia GTMIalA
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= 81. oIoUD I1If1IllY-'lNlllol 81

= III S9 E3 : u
Id EplIvs JouaxAl,- srmit ns. Anally, 10
gather up tho odds and ends that havs been
suggested nv my rsmblss in our library,
To begin, must correct couple ofgsrrorJ
which ssrsPtinto, ny. previous srtiolss. IN
the nrst, the considerable demand fer
"Woodburn Grange" by Hewitt, va CON,
mended under the mistaken idea thsS CO
was written tbyE 80 swn. Hewitt whose
works are 50 justly esteemed on both sides
Jof thssAaantie. / Not having iH-1.int Of
memory full list Of Hovites writiaes, I
naturally inferred what proved incorrect i;
and, doubtless, the free call for Tho work
has been under tho same misooneeptiea.
IN 3 ny second article, Mr., se,t4 vs.tA's
rank in St. Cloud favor, vs. sivaa under
The, erroneous jnpn6ssioh ,that 81 siagls
work in such demand chester stlSnkv
Lilo Work." was by tho same Mr.. 8.
whose sensational novels have. done 70
much towards tho dilutiop1 81 ,aaelssesnt
intellect in this country Our faithful and
courteous Librarian directed ny. Attention
to the fact that no work of ths Mn. south,
) or.h-vith tho iPnumsrabla initisls-ls in
our collections matter Of p,ids'te hot :
few. Doubtless, again, this work, which
t. Of rather serious nature, liz received
its abundant reading under similar mis-
apprehension.
The historian Of the Library 1t K. speaks
Of kindred mistakes on the part Of readers
tksrS Is not lnfrSaaassht,s Ahd cites Tiask>r-
ey's Adventures Of Philip" and, Hugh
sag4ls "crpi ,sle etlth5s Bs.sss.
suggestive titles; proving constantly de-
lusionj and snsrs to those iu,ssar6h Of e.
oitemens:sA sne;}sE !a-ii Us efua9 81
Z p: o5;s - IuHI t.,;ni4aT tsL1 dos
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NJ ,ax+'iI PAVV~ A..
. For New Years. ar goods, T. 60 to Bo3db,

III ~BrshesC hlorSl 1mi, h. .iTJfJo j. ii
.EEstUl tit..
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fJ2 =. ,&:ta:..t y ~ .lI 81 .t.1I3.I9ln /!
For New Years goods, cote Boyd'S:
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-lss Nov Years. goods, 60 to Bsyd's.
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ga correspondent at,Little, Fails writes
HAT on Tuesday man 1a' nlsassd SYLVESTER;
while drunk and qfYihg ifuriously, ran
oyer man, breskisg big leg, cuttin ing one
ar nearly of, suttiag Es: head and ipjuurr.
E1aaas him internally. sEh4e man was taken
~ tsaiiRoy's Hotel and cared ss'a. f|er.55
EsIh,sspn Monday night txonsn stopped Il
[a1os. Batters hotel Aanassoncl robbed 11Thh s
tSther of $50 and left for 1d1aeIwa river sfdy
Ethe next morning. a a:s,;.,h ''' u
~ F5Tr1W sail
Last Saturday evening an association
for reading and mutual Entertainment .pd,
improvement was organized, n the house
Of Mrs. Moore. An executive committee
WAS elected to suggest vRlAAd Designate
workers, and at = subs:sxshtt. meetin & laid
out programme, for tho next four Mon
dg, evenings, embr.oiRs dfss historic
s. - shsksspssrsan ant ;s|Ash orAl bio
sGIspheal sketches, reoIsaensof spierams,
LID historical tablsaux{::,a partssx;ll
H. e assigned u the next msssttt, Dec so.h,
|aaklAs house Of Mrs. Nsntsenery time,
s1ao, promptly. II. ,nv t1siiai to .ttsuA il
sssl 70 oil who will edj3t & lIip.rticip .Aia',
|egthe exercises indicated shose, and 1pfiS
Eilp.d that III sooad ta.ttissosf i III. cloq dyil
FL sustain The vintVs;ta. /. S4lt for muse,
|catont and oultnra. a'o.iosla 4ssvl
|Gl0 eGsI Irassl
|ska Ex1CU1fNDktfh,NNITfI
loIa t.m ga ~ -saisasat
sessss-Fef New Years saspeihxe to Boyd's.
|Dac --ssat rt taos
D.: e: e.: :: and ~ BE ~
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]; B.: 8: ::: :: and = M be tN
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). ~ a.s.l s.da5,H''llfs, AN. 1..A'.
|. II yos tat 4 Il

1sNvH V1a&eA4. s&0aflsaf st5Aort tim,
hs5sy sssarityso 1lqqiir5St
~ ssast as;ifss afrsae -. 1ikig yssM
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=, -1s :'. P.et. A.er. - s'.up bsr Of
~ Nornssl 5sheels oiat.d 80 ~. ~ .v.r,
boarding 'thsasslvss, q HI hsass fse
C,,ls&,,aa d;,,e, st'!.a :.rra4
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ssus-sf enny, A1raG sSIoIso Rke1ogA 1psa.
sIftsitS1 ts'IsolI 90 Il rod ,ssoa;;}H g 1s"
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s'ldaL n1ndkefchielf bSSxli9136;a nPbttr1Hmeries
Y gbssapt tidldfygIi7 23ppF13aats

1ssoaHAOEuH .WN{C. To1xAx l. CO,
3f;Sd1sqnh ffeD -, - - = - ~
? .sassA 1axssr $40 .:,dIN AxstdA ssG
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.:,a>,s ~ .. saIaT =, -. ~. A
EsSSSAfs - al - NsesWso8 ~ ~
a o1nh 1alaa - I'm JAn1IAi.
.s~ 3 VS,sss, t0l.7S asssA. ss.,..a a
,,,..a,., :. ,l.Dssssa 10 saa:ss"
essas, ss.er sss...... =. ,.,:z::sss.> :,
- -, - ~
%~e -
srsssssa-w ,sgPsiNTY TS-- VSy.
.,o--1Aa 1saRas e. oa1aA14 oaaniosasle3s
:, WIN - "a efs 7tAt yGl1sy. -
:. - ~, -. ;. s-..-.s
= ,,..s.,s'.... .s - $500 : =, II
- -'....' = s,s,'': -, -. =! -
i --1ho Oo1ooet aO8 he eI00AYto4iGD 0aS-
80 - N.
-. '''' @ - - - - - .' '''''
- ~ 49, -. -. - .-''r'
-Chrisssphsr Rynss, ferns.ly Of this
ll..,. has fallen heir t. $1,000. by the
a...A Il Ais son without heirs,
= 80 ST. --'--
Owing to Sickness among our oompos.
tiers, y. n. compelled to 90 to pres. to-
day with less reading matter on these two
pages aAaa " rsaecusteued to give. - 4
- ~ = - III |
- ~
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!; The R,tikSaAoj1i1aIsi,

The FEstef!gtyp JAllessis vsrth3 %
;3.a.E II AsFJAss s,.s i117AeISXF, e! .issss ~
III dxhi:ssln Manly C61at Ga aAiss
Fa91lsomd<usAde1f Oo4 06<9f 'tbr'
\ \ th fdES xnh9pt ooo,ts sszs1q e7iz -s..s'
e !, ~! L. .tt}| e. !. ftV
yIin:sT div ,asa4sA A>ietskk $50 / TEN
sssa<xlkab Dnl1les1Abtli1 ksobe161sR y 61
al. b. 0reysl,r. .ooo,Is xsu
Il 7sss,a A,iss .ss.1.%4ie,- &I<sa- s.s1SA q
-1sQ0Ase e.1 e.eeAe.M 1li>F,-
!, ts = a:x.sy!fitt.,s : 3 iaaz
|Hai1tspyrsasaiiiitesA e'''s'ss vss~A as
sni:nrH rsr.E++17@ettis.as ssrse4:+t-3 0Gsg ~
o5e<Eae $'2d ,aks aepeAenEete 1pyd,ks4
|'' st 't6 lisas e5 s'lg
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
IiAtfFtatis1T1 lt'saas 5|ssvH
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
HERALD MONDAY, OCTOBER ls72-TKIPLE



A Lien b. MINER. .AUCTIONEER.
IA salesroom: g chsmbers end end a Hssde % streets
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER S0TH,
at l0is o'clock, at our saesrooms,
HANDSOME HoTsfmohp FGsTRE rosewood
Pianos Pier and Mantel Mirrors, Carpets, &c &c Details
In time
LBERT b. wALDRoN AuCTIONEER
saeig9GIs T%So@ % SD NIFTY FsRaRY sRa ~ ssan sGn streets
on TUESDAY. at II o'clock,
Suits made by the best city makers and fashion
able.
m Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets. s..,
The CARPETS, oclohs and pruggets will be shown full
Political Goods,
Badges Banners. Flags, Transparencies &c,
On MONDAY, at ~ O'Clock,
ROAD 4sb I Srys WORK sHas & fafossEs,
siUss Dsnicss ssa Of psSsy svsEy aasserpos aasnasps
RCH. JOHNSTON, AUcTIoNEER.
"A Office and salesr00m 81 Nassau street. .
SECOND GRAND SALE OF sGs SxRBiE ls GSoDs GSs5 S''
, a. MEssks. pANDDLFlN 90.
have the h0nS5 yShSsHoS f snRSsns' vhN IN rAssn
on TnEsDAY MiH ia and WEDNESDAY
at II O'Clock,
at their salesroom, 81 Nassau street,
Marble Vases, from one TO nine feet high.
razS sopM,ss G and af Eases
Clocks modern and antique.
Vases, Taper Weights, statuctts &c.
"A once SO East Fourth street, near Bowery, win sell
on Tuesday, ocober 20 At lo o'clock at s76 Lexington
M SAID az say
elegant Marie Antonste Parlor Suits in crimson and
@ rs carssS S spsly ss abs
Bronzes Bedseads Bureaus Mattresses, Chairs Crock
The New York herald., 1872-10-28
SALES Ar AUCTION.

CHERIFF6 sALE.--I WILL EXPOSE TO SALE ON
- Monday October ~ Iss2, at 230S Third avenue, at
io the balance Of the stock and Fixtures y rsms1 sn
nshng Goods quantity OF stoves large assortment OF
Mechanics Tools and Builders Hardware, nails in Kegs
quantity of Sash Weights and Safe two busi
ness Wagons and q complete set of Insmiths g Tools
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Sheriff.
WV. Fl. SHIELDS, Deputy.
CHERRIES sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF SEVERAL
- writs OF execution and by order Of Court VIII sX
pose for sale at public vendue Monday OcioDer - 1917
and Third avenue, 10 Cattle.
j. sErBAcHER Deputy.
THOMAS :. MGRATH, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL
on Monday, at II O'Clock, at salesroom, l33 chatham
stfeei the stock and Fixtures OF Millinery and Fancy
1oGas sose removed Tor convenience Of sale consisting
ETY. OF goods in the line. Also Immediately after House
hold Furniture Sofas Chairs Bureaus Bedsteads Beds
and Bedding, Carpets Stoves, &c.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

III rant; mortgage sae--wiit sell Monday at 10
O'Clock at IS Walker street the Stock and Fixtures Of
Counter, Ranges Cooking Ttenss trockcry and Ga s.
ware, store fis'nrcsi Icascof premises &C. sale posi-
tive. y COLLINS. Attorney for Mortgages.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

DENTISTRY.
A BsOLUrELY PAINLEse.-TEETH EXTRACTED
n without gas chiorofcrm or eher Combination Sets
extremely light and durable; Rubber Sets, Sp 2iG sixth
avenue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
Established "a years. Drs. Il. BERIfARD 4 SMITH.
TEFrH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PATN.-FTrTEEN
j years; beDunbinR application. Beauunt teeth, 81;
set $40; pumpcrs ior hollow checks .pec,ay sets
pared JAY ViJIEHs,
lt5 Grand street. near Broaiwav.
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

IA private mansion ia West Twenty-s sixth street be-
tween sixth and Seventh aysnnes this day. commencing
Lots Of elegant Household Furniture property Of the late
parlor and Bedroom Suits Mirrors Brussels and Velvet
Carpets, Lace Curtains, Oil Paintings, Ornaments
Wardrobes spring and Hair Mattresses Lounges Clocks
The New York herald., 1872-10-28

| TINE FILE FRANCHISE DESIRE UNE PLACE
~ CONNIE bonne d'enfants ct couirc boDncs recon-
mandatons Sadresser pour deux jours au n LA west
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-01-13

Gse1 Hunting. Monday last Messrs
Gamer and Miller of Deer Lodge returned
from . hunt on Warm Spring Creek, below
the mouth of Little Black Foot In com
pany will, the Barker Bros. and . man from
the Head Of Deep, they tagged, in some
six houa, twelve - fine, fst antelope .
have been killed In these parts Tor long
while. This was accomplished by the sid
of Mr.. Palmer's hounds, which were en-.
gagged for Tho occasion. There were thir-
teen of the antelope In the band, and one
by one they were picked off by the unerring
rifles of these modern Nimrods, - the dogs
brought them around in sight, until soil.
tary one was left, and It wss wounded and
no doubt would have been captured il night
had not put an end 10 the chase. The boys
describe it - the most exciting hant they
have been engaged In this season, anil OK
poet to try their luck again in few days.
> Both antelope and sheep are numerous in
places along the foot hills, having bccn
driven from the mountains by the heavy
SHOWS. E- 49, r. rzrEE+N
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-01-13
worES or THE DAY.

Calcutta's commerce 10 decreasing.
soiourner Truth 10 Iecturins in Kansas.
Olive Logan and Writ Skies were married
in New York, Dec. 10Th. ..~.... ...-
.Ammouia straight" 10 the proper way -
call for II, in Greeley, Col. ia
James N. Smith was elected Governor OF
Georsia, to oil the uncxpired term OF Gov.
Bullock. @.CL&E.. ~
Mr.. spurgeon has been compelled within
the lat year 10 receive ton warm offers Ut
marriage. "0t 1'" -'; ;1 .-' ,...G
OF the doctors in attendance on the
Prince of Wales, DR.. Gull 10 70 b made Z
baronet. and Lowe, . knight.
Portland. Me-. spent 800 for fe" hours
of Grants presence. Rather . high
charge for such brief rapture.
The King Of Prussia, according to Bis
mark, owes his long life AID good health
70 the eopioas use Of beer end vine 1f
Bos.op 10 to name . school house after
Charlotte Cushman. tho actress; having
built the honss on tie spot where shs VA
born. July ssds 1904 ygETg
George H. Boxer, Minister 70 Egypt,
was rendered . farewell papqaet ssfoss h''
departure, at which Bayard Taylor read
poetic farewell nTS III
The Hon. EueeSe Hale. member OF Con
Rress from Maine. and Aies Chandler
dau1hter o. Senator Chandler, Ut Michigan
| were married IL Washingtoo. !. attursArti
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f,cturnnr the pal,cr does not ansWes the aw when
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and state the reason for its not being taken and
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ths publishers Tor thu payment
Any person who takes paper from the post oface.
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4 II \ person orders the paper discontinued. he
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70 scnd Il until the payment n made.
l. II the smbscrihcr orders his paper to bc stopped
At certain timr aud the publisher continues 70 send
the subscriber IL bound to pay tor h. takes from
the p0sl Office. The law proceeds upon the ground
that man muet pay tor what he uecs.
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removing and having them uncaled for II rtNo f0cse
eyideScc Ut intentional fraud.
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That lick Aealn.-Ths San -Feanessco
Ssiessire Press Of Dec. 3oth. presents .
very good likeness Of tho patriarch Of the
hex family lately exhibited here. 10 rot
ercnce 10 III place In natural history Il sayc
'the photograph from which or engraving
has been prepared differs . widely ~ ap'
peassncs from the Mountain Goal Hp'ecsrGs
ko~ssnxs - figured In Zs'rs 6seyvagpsSss,
TINT We ars inclined 70 believe thas the sot~
in,al here shovu 4 different variety sta.
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4 New Silver Ledge.-Mr. Charles Ben.
nett returned y few days since from the fs~
nous jefferson silver miles, 20 miles from
Helena, where he has been prospecting for
the past two months. Mr.. b. and his part
ner, Mr.. Henry Hswley. have succeeded in
discovering what bids fair to be one of the
richest and most extensive veins found In
this country for some time past. They have
sunk on II about twelve feet, aud ~ that
depth have body Of almost eolid ga'e"s
some twenty .onc feet In width. which vs.
eays from IS 10 500 per ton in silver. and
increases in richness with the depth. This
10 very gratifying news to Charley's humer
Gus friends In this vicinity, who have known
him 10 one of our most untiring, energetic
prospsc.ors, not only in this couItry and
on the California coast, but through . great
portion Of British Columbia He sptak'
fayorably Ut the Jefferson mines. and says
the veins there almost invaribly grow richer
and larger the deeper they ore worked. Char
Icy also sp.sks in fiattcring terms of No ssrs
Bohm s. Rumley far their assistance to pros
psctors and encouraging them In their WORK
Of finding and working leads, and Payina
for their Ore what It IL worth --ds'ing I'll IL
their power u develop our rich silver mines
aud planting, ~ Charley CALI i. TIE na,
cleus 10 MonianaS grrs:n H. 'a1s II O.
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Philipsburg. correspondent At Phi
ipsburg, under date Of Jan, 9th, sends
US the following items:
The Tudor mine is looking we'll, shows
an eight. feet vein of milling ore and 10 I'm
proving In quality. They have POW 20
foot incline and are taking out ore rapidly
night and day A shaft viii be driven down
on the ledge in the open cat OF level now
bc,ng worked Immediately, in order to open
it thoroughly and make room for anothes
gang Of miners. xsssrs. Brown & Platstcd
purpose sinking another working shaft i'm:
mediate:y on No. 1 North East, to open
100. foot level on the vein. Upon the ''Co'
msnche Extension" they have passed
through stWut seven feet Of barren rock
and struck it better than ever. An incline
will he driven down from the tunnel-now
about seventy.five feet dsep-on the vein,
in order 10 make room for other gangs ut
miners. There Is now about twenty.foo'
face on the vein. Two new contracts have
been lei the past week BY the Secretary OF
the St. Louis and Montana Mining Co. upon
the Conpany's mincs-''COmanche" and
'Hope." Tue main shaft, over 100 feet
deem. il to be driven down one hundred feet
further. and tho Hope" tunnel 10 to be ex
tended $50 feet in different direction. both
intended to prospect the ground more
thoroughly. Messrs. BOwn 4 Plaisted
have over 200 tons Of milling ore On The
dump. ....anr # t,.r~- .."