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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25

"A. Special and absolute sale at Public Auction
OF FINE HORSES CARRIAGES, &C. AT PRIVATE
STABLE NO. las WEST THIRTY SECOND STREET, ON
Being he property OF Clinton Haskell Esq., who Is about
to return to New Orleans and will consequently sell his
entire stock without limit reservation follows
The elegant and high bred Kentucky coupe Horse Car.
dnal 6 hands high years old dark brown, with long
flowing name and tail Is known the stylish
and best acting large horses the country; has been
used to COUPE and Is extra fine in double harness. in
great style with arched neck and high knee action L.
iast traveller, and can draw coupe . miles hour
warranted sound and kind, and Is without superior
the country
Bay team of Carriage Horses 15'l high, and years
old n safe and reliable family team; well bred
and warranted good and true sound and kind have
been used in the country all Summer and be driven
by lady.
Fast young Gcldng Senator, blood bay with black
points, long, flowing name aud tail raised in Ken
lucky aud sired by Magnet dam by Aexandcrs Abdallah
he Is l5a hands high and 6ycars old and showed mile
in Louisville one year In 2:i7 without any prepara.
tom he is of the purcst gated and best tempered
young horses In the stae superior pole horse and
be made TO rot low down In the thirtles with
ing he is warranted sound and kin good and true and
gcntleman's roadster il unsurpassed.
Beautiful and high bred saddle and driving Mare
Gracic dark brown, 15ia hands and years old was
raised by John Minor Bots Esq, in Virginia; has all
gaits to ndde is fine driver and perfect beauty and
can rnn her mile in rs and can trot in 81; warranted
sound and kind.
Also elegant Lapdaulet in prime order, Coach and
Coupe Harness, sxseat Phacton by Brewster trotng
Wagon, by Brewster Pony Phacton adys Saddle, single
Harness. Robes and Blankets. stock on exhibition at
stable at all times Sale positive rain shine Stable to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25
POLITICAL.

A PUBLIC MEETING or THE CENTRAL. GRANT
N and Wilson Campaign Club OF the Nineteenth As
smbly District will be held at Grubcs Hall on wcdnes
fayorng the election OF Grant and Wilson respect
fully invited to attend.
JOSEPH W. PETTY, President.
RICHARD WILLIAMS. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25

DIX CHESTNUT MARE, PONY MADE, TYBARs.
@l -. 1854 hands; sorrei Horse years, i5ls $3.50
sound and kind; trial given; must SELL as Eighth
nuc, corner Thirty first street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25

17TH WARD INDEPENDENT CITIZENS AssOCIA-
tion-A meeting OF the above association will take
place on Wednesday, septcmhcr - ls72 at O'Clock r.
securing the reelection OF the Hon cunning = Bedford
for City Judge. BY order Of L. RiNDskOPF President
a. uAvsu. Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25

rNROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
l. ON WEDNESDAY, Sept. 25, at2 230P. NJ
match TOR $50, mile heats, best , in 8.
II. Maby enters br Y. LYMAN to wagon.
ii. Bowen enters e. IN. Jane, In harness
Same Day
Match for $3.50, mile heats, best in =, In harness.
Thomas Twaiis enters blk. g. Black Dan.
WIN. Callahan enters b. s. George NJ. Patchen, Jr
Same Day
Match for sos, mile heats, best In 8, In harness,
Thomas Barrcts enters VIII. m Lady Tomey
John Crosson enters b. 4. Moses Crosson.
WIN. II. VAN C0rT, Superinte ndent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25

DoOLs SOLD AT JOuNsON'S RESTAURANT, L1s7
l. Broadway, corner Twenty eighth street ON Athletic
and Mutual at Philadelphia this afternoon; y o'clock
T. Il. JOHNSON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25

DIAPER LANTERNS, FLAGS. &o, AT q. BRUECK's,
i II Warren street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25

A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS ROYAL HAVANA AND
IA. Kentucky State Lotteries always on Ole.
CLUTE Broker 16 Broadway, l53 Fulton street
Post Office box 1853. and No. 2 Park row.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25


MRpSEsSAy NJ 81 S Ser SSsPsmser, % rs, IS g%r;s Sr Minimize
Mosher enters e. T. Joe.
GNSri g. Wright ii enters |, B. isOirss g iIascll
9TsS5 S"aI. enters nn,rsi p + m kady "a S,ms Sanc'
Owner enters sorrcl colt
o.ns. .n,la Match $lo9, mile A. heatssinS
W. Bowen names &. &. Joe Rbn, to wsg,n
HALLS DRIVING PARK, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER
II EEpnrsc $ioo tor horses that never beat 2t5; mile
heats Y IL harness ,r Entries close "Wednesday Sep
DEDDIE's TURF COMMISSION AGENCY EsTAB
i lished 1850, No Hanover street. Edinburgh, Scot
yigFr ds E ara FhAss Assr Club" &c
Bells Life December IL. ls7o-'Conimissions may be
safely forwarded to Mr. James Poddc, who Is quite
Sporting Life December TO- ls7o-"Mr James Peddie Is
Sporting Gazette, December a. 1s7owe have never re
ccyed any complaint respecting Mr. PeddIe, nor heard
spcr.s"an July y isSS"'we consider Mr. rcddle per
'sa som%issions with perfect safety to Mr' Psdde" 'O
M Jane; Il reGdr IN g % to the pa
Ct a n
SS ss Ss'sGs S s ss ss oY %
S rs%s sS iS F The
Ccsarewch run October 8 and tho cambridgc
c
he Sss'% Of s ssG% c 10
an from scotland TO Amerca simple and Inexpensive,
while postal and elegraphic facilities expedite 10 the ut
most correspondence between the two coantrics In
addition therefore, to sending definite commissions by
mail any desiring to transact business with snbse
quent views, may remit certain sum deposit and
afterwards telegraph write instructions Those who
condc their ransacions 10 Mr. Pcddic may rely the
observance of his thoroughly tested principles OF
duciing bnsness--scrupuons attention, considerate
tmcnt liberal prices and prompt settlement Money
orders to be made payable to James Pcddic Edinburgh
Scotland and bank orders to be made payable 10 City OF
Address mt Mr. JAMES fEDDrE, No Hanover street,
Edinburgh Scotland.
DoOLs SOLD AT JOuNsON's RESTAURANT, I,ls7
L Broadway corner Twenty eighth street on Athletic
and Mutual at Philadelphia this AFTERNOON; ~ O'Clock
TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
Il On WEDNESDAY, 25 A 20 r NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25

A NORTH GERMAN LADY, SPEAKING THE PUREST
N German Will give lessons to children for 20 cents
son Address 224 East Seventy fourth street. second
floor, from 10 to O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25

TINDER THE APPLE TREE.
~ Grant at App0niattox.
Kiemroth's Great Historical Picture of the Surrender
OF General Lee.
vivid, faithful porrature Of this world famous occur
renee, sketcied BY sta orderly under General Grant,
April 1866 Every patriot should have copy of this
picture able event In nation his
tory Every Grant and Wilson club sho i have at least
500 for distribution Every soldier of the old Union Army
should buy Size I9xG inches; price 81 30 KLEX-
ROTH Or Market street, philadelphia L. l.. HEN.
DEKSON, iO3 Broadway, Brooklyn, L. d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25

LNATHER MATHEW 7. A. b. SOCIETY, NO. q NEW
u k-Notice-Members will please assemble II
Hail. corner Twenty third street and Second
reeaiia and Grape ON LETT arm on Wednesday septebe
60 at r. M to attend the funeral of late brother
James Downe from his residence 81 Park avenue, cor
MICHAEL HIGGINS President
GEORGE SMITH Marshal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25
WANTED TO PURCHASE

A SMALL FOOT Lathe wANTED.-ADDRESS
"A giving full particulars, LATHE, Herald Office.
(NOfFEE ROASTER wANTED--A MAN WHO THOR
" oughly understands his business and will make him
sell generally useful; recomme ndations must be unde
nabe. Address, with references X, box ly0 Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

A LADY WILL TAKE MUSIC PUPILS AT SlO A
"A quarter; particular attention paid 10 children and
beginners. Address MUSIC TEACHER, a.i East Fifty
ninth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-25

UANTED-BY A SMALL FAMILY. THE LOWER
w Part Of q House. unfinished; location between
Twelfth and Thirty streets and Third aud sixth
avenues Address, with full particulars price, &C. c. S.,
station f.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01
PROGRAMME.

The Fair Grounds of the Litchfeld County Agricultural society embrace an area of thirteen acres, easy of access from the village, and we'll appointed in every respect. A half mile track is also added for the exhibition of horses.
 The first day of the Fair, Wednesday, Oct. 2d, will be devoted. to the display of Cattle of all classes, Sheep, Swine, and Poultry, and articles of General and Do mestic Manufactures, under the Society s tent. The annual meeting of the Society will be held in the Town Hall at ' o'clock, P. M.
 The second day, Thursday, Oct. 3d, will be given to the exhibition of Horses.
 The premiums will be declared at 3 o'clock, P. M., by the Secretary; imme- diately after which will be paid by the Treasurer at his office, PROVIDED, That all premiums awarded be liable to a 1oro-rata deduction, sufficient to meet any deficiency that may occur in the receipts, to meet said premiums, or other expenses. Pre- miums not called for within thirty days will be forfeited to the Society.
 The price of Members Ticket will be, as usual, $1, which admits member both days of the Fair, and entities him to make an entry of stock or articles for Premiums; also to two single tickets of admission. not member of the Society, EXCEPT to females on Household Manufactures and Horticultural Products. Tickets of ad- mission to all others, % cents-good for one day only. Each Horse % cents ad- mission fee, except Horses for competi- tion, which will be admitted on the sec ond day free of charge.
 A Band of Music will be in attendance.
 For further particulars see Regulations of the Society, at the Premium List.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01
cLipslMcs.

The original Dolly Warden --Josephs coat. s
 ssBelles" call great many people 70 church. ay- aasa a4a .saes
 The largest thing about ladies' bOnnsts at present is the price.
 A little girl described 2 snake as ssthing that's all tail up to the head. To become lion of party, it is not necessary to make beast of one's self.
 Twelve hundred and fifty dollars made l the ancient ''talent." It takes some tal- ents to make $1 ,250 nowadays.
 A Georgia editor refuses to support l Grant or Greeley on the ground that 1t ls as much as he can do to support himself.
 There are two reasons why some people l don't mind their own business. One IS that they have no business, and the other | Is that they have no mind. Once, during the war, Bsrnum was at Washington exhibiting Gen. Tom Thumb and Admiral Mutt. Mir. Lincoln said: s'You have some pretty small generals, but think can beat you. From the Danbury News:
  The mother of charming Danbury girl would not let her marry conductor because she didn't want her doors slammed of.
 One of our doctors is about town with coat-tail-pocket filled with green apples which he offers to the unwary. Look out for him.
 Aman who applied to one of our citizens for help for his destitute children, being asked what he needed, said he was not particular eff he couldn't get bread he would take tobacco"
 The other day an excited individual &C., costed street gamin with the question, ''Say, bub, which is the quickest way for me to get to the railroad dspot?" "Run," was the response.
 One of the young men belonging to choir here had his hair cut by generous barber, Saturday. Sunday he sung for solo, ''Cover my defenseless head" and blushed like lobster while doing it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01
STANDING COMMITTEES.

Agriculture.-D. w. Wagoner, A. A. Spaulding, Arthur Catlin.
 Horticulture.-George Gager, R. T. Miner, Arvid Dayton.
 Domestic Animols.-Royal A. Ford, Amos Judd, Charles Ford.
 General Mana.factures.-E.G G. Roberts, Harry Sedgwick, John Heminway.
 Domestic Manutactures.-H. Benton, s. D. Northway, Vim Deming.
 Finance. Hart, s. B. Johnson, .Tulius Deming.
 State Director.-S. s. Logan.
 Superintendent of Cutie Department. -Asahel H. Morse, c. B. Webster, Tru- man Catlin. , ~'
 Horse Departnaent.--H B. Graves, D. Neville, George Wells. . Tent Department Norton, Chas. Adams, Arthur Catlin.
 Chief Marshal-J. G. Beckwith.
 The Superintendents of Departments will take every possible precaution for the gafe keeping of stock after it's safe arrival and arrangements upon the grounds but will not be responsible for any damages that may occur.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

Henry Wilson stated to a correspondent, recently. that during thirty-two years of political life he had made about 1900 speeches, which had appeared in print, and so far as his memory extended had uttered but one sentence that he regretted. and that because it was misapprehended. It occurred in the sessions 1860-61, when, in reply to MT. Benjamin of Louisiana, he he charged him with treason towards a country which sseven secured freedom to the race that stoned the prophets and crucifed the redeemer of the world. " This allusion to the Jews Mir. Wilson considers unfortunate The senator also stated that he intended to speak 60 times during the next four months.
 Albert Attley, aged twenty years, who was under sentence to the House of Cor rection for assaulting companion on board the school ship at Boston, hanged himself, last week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01
s. B. JOHNSON, Secretary.

A boy baby ten months old, son of MT. Edwards of Troy, was almost choked The child was being drawn about in ba- by carriage when one of it's cloak strings became entangled about it's neck, and one end caught in one of the carriage wheels. At each revolution of the wheel the string was frightened around the baby's throat until it became black in the face and un- til blood was forced from the eyes and ears. Fortunately it's condition was mo- ticed in time to save the child.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01
...-. Dr. !. BLACKMAN'S |
 Golden E.ctrOct

Is the only reliable medicine for the relief and 0-pssa = I II srss Srsve, s in siynost 1 averv ;n, stance, Inconfinence and Retention ofthe Urine, Inflammation Of the Bladder, Pains in the Back and Loina are speedily relieved. no matter of how lo1g standiAg. Price e1 per box. Prepared is' Srf a I sdos psss nssw1E Ton7; %ha,osa1s Soas Agent. aohI0 nf bRUoalega. 7-ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

Judge Willard, of the South Carolina state supreme court, has decided that the act for the issue to the Blue Ridge rail- road company of state scrip receivable for taxes is unconstitutional and void. The practicable effect of the decision is to wine out g, ,00O, 900 of the state liabilities ere ated by the action of the legislature.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01
OFFICERS:

President, NATHAN HART, Cornwall ; Vice Presidents, s. D. NoRTHwAY, Nor folk; F. R. STARR, Litchfeld; c. B. WEBSTER, Litchfeld; Secretary, s. B.. JOHNSON, Litchfeld Treasurer, JULIUS DEMINa. Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

Schuyler Colfax,s place on the Indiana stump is to be taken by his lifelong polit- ical opponent, Graham N. Fitch, years ago democratic United States senator, but who now joins Morton for Grant, in- stead of going for Greeley, like Hen- dricks. Kerrr and Voorhies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil and molasses cures colds and tickling in the throat and bronchial difficulties. Sold by all the Druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

Jerome L. Babs was robbed in a Fifth
 avenue stage, Tuesday, of a package con-
 taining ten thousand dollars worth of dia- monds. Such large quantities of Dia- monds should not be intrusted to babes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01
CLASS y-poMEsr1c M.NnrAf Affr,,prs

CLASS v.-DoMEsTIc MANUFACTURER.
 No. 27. For Domestic Manufactures and Fancy Work, sum not exceeding $50 is ap- propriated for premiums. JUDaEs.-J. Demlng Perkins, Mrs. l.. w. Vessels, Litchfeld; Mrs. Nathan Hart, Cornwall.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01
Best Gening Colt, two years old. SecOnfl lest flo. .S @

Best dening Colt, two years old. 2 Second lest do, ~a T
 Mdss G0lfs the Same Premiuaas.
 JUDaR D. ". Thompson, Bethlehem; E. M. Fatar. Plymouth; J. s. Johnson, Cornwall
 No. 19.s < gs. Best breeding Mare with foal at .
 foot, @ - $5 co Second best do, 3
 JUDGES O. B. Webster, Litchfeld; E. B. Pratt, Goshen; l. Hutchinson, Milton.
 No. 20.
 Best pair matched Horses, $6 co Second best do, 5 5~e Third best do, 3 JUDGES -R Battell, Norfolk; 8. H. Welton, Washington; w.. H. Bushnell, New Hartford.
 No. Walking Horses. Fastest walking Horse, 8 % Second best do, 2
 JUDGES. HI. Merriman, Litchfeld; A. Judd, Watertown; H. w. Youngs. Pleas ant Valley.
 Premiums of $5, 8 and g, will be giy- en to the 1st 2nd and 3d best lady horse back riders, the premiums to be compet- ed for on the second day.
 JUDGES. -. Deming Perkins, Ltchfeld; i; J. P. Brewster, Cornwall; G. 0. Hitch cock, New Preston. e..,....
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

JUDGES. s.-Levi w. Coe, Litchfeld; Per IryN. Hall, New Milford; David F. Smith, l Sharon. vr~.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

: Senator Sumner is at the White Sulphur Springs, Va. .7' -
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

X ,ssEsES Teg1. I .lA .sfa sEh
 .Ea4ss 5 5 Jazs isE l s. .ssAssAzag .s,sz;ssst $ ss21aa l5 ss4li
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

4 GLASS VIII. 5 No. 31.-Art. @ @
 The sum of $1O is appropriated for Premiums on Paintings, Drawings, De- signs, Photographs, &e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

-aa-s ss1Sa afks1 a .t<ssa ass4 Tat $.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

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Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01
Ghr EiifbhtlS Gnquirer, GA HEkOK. Eaitsr < Proprietor.
 lTTcmFInD. coMn.
TERMS:

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 @oo Printing. A kz1x4 s< SSsk 1z3 JoA Printing neatly and smwmwEzw &nsM- RizE@@@ CMwAzs W@a&zg CErda, Rn Heads kAAMA EzG xiEAzeA. EzzzklAA. Rzmphlets, &e., &E~ &nmM @ sAm Ae4R sexsa and as cheap as at w GNhR R sAm SnzamA
 on&zz @z es gzzG A kw mAa and the jobs sent @zG hw mm1 s2 S@aA kw stage. or express, to 1nmk p@zss e sAR csxzEv. w1tkout ssEiOus risk or &zME
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

JUDGES.-R. N. Coggswell, Washington; Dwight Rogers, Cornwall; Wm. P. Crum, Norfolk.
 [The Committee supposing that there exists among us but little if any purely native stock, suppose that Nos. 3 and 4 will include what is called native. .~- No. D. Flooded Cattle other than Devon
 and Durham.
 The Judges shall have discretionary powers to award premiums
 JUDGEs.-D. W. Wagoner, Morris; J. P. Brewster, Cornwall; Geo. Pierpont, Plymouth. 7.e
 ~ No. 6. ss..- ---- .. Best Milch Cow, $4 co Second best, 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

JUDGes.-. s. Titus, Washington; M. D. F. Smith, Goshen; R. T. Miner, Corn wall. sa zH*>
 No. 4.-Durham Grade. I a Bulls. .8e@
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01
GLASS :vI.-DIARY PRODUCTS.
No. 28.

GLASS vn.-vEaErAB1Ks AND HoRr1ou1-
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

To the Hon. James R. Dooittle, chair man of the convention, Messrs. F. W. Sykes, John o. McCabe and others, com
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

Premiums to be awarded upon satis- factory evidence of the quantity of milk given during one week in the month of August.
 JUDGES. .-Benj. Webster, Joel Thorp, Litchfeld; P. w. Randall, Morris.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

JUDGEs-E. l.. Thompson, Bethlehem; Joseph N. Newberry, Torrington; A. 0. Benton, Litchfeld.
 No. s11-Native and Grade Oxen and
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

JUDGEs-H. s. Griswold, Litchfeld; Stephen Trowbridge, Litchfeld; c. Cat lin, Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-08-01

JuDaEs.--Georgs Humphrey, Goshen; Edwin White, Cornwall; 0. H. Mason, Washington.
 No. 3.-Devon Grade.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-03-19
THINGS GENERALLY


Iiredeemable bonds-Vagab
Peruvian railroads have ladies' smoking
cars.
Solid plain and costly Is the latest rule Tor
jewelry.
According to the almanac Spring begins
tomorrow.
Jay Gould has resigned as director OF The
Erie Railroad.
There is boot.black brigade in Boston
made up of girls.
New York coachmen wear kids OF the
ZANE color with their horses.
Ii is stated that our next royal guest will
be Frederick Charles Of Germany.
One of the largest Mississippi slesmboas
is commanded by woman named Sarah
Plnckney.
A young mau residing m New York,
named Morse, shot himself dead, in I'll OF
anger With his parents.
The fashionable complexion during the
''cold snap" has been a line motlled purple,
with touch OF red on the tip of the nose
A lardscrable Conn widow wears. with
becoming Iride, "A massive gold ring mace
from the plate Of her deceased husbands
false teeth.
Knoxville, Tenn Is so healthy that the
undertakers 90 about the streets and despair
ingly ask those whom they meet, "Aint
you dead yet ="
Woodchoppers say that wood IS harder TO
cut this season than has been known lor
number OF years. Cold weather is assigned
0s the cause.
Two babes were born In the cars on the
Pacific railroad during tho recent snow
blockade. They met with cold reception
on their advent
A paper at Corpus Chiisie, Texas, says
that IL II does not rain soon Western Texas
will be the greatest hide and bone country
on the face OF the earth.
In Philadelphia no licensed or unlicensed
liquor dealer is hereafter allowed TO sell or
81 &c away Intoxicating LIQUORS on election
day, during voting hours.
(which of the Fcej,e Islands are you
from ~ asked visitor OF one OF Bar
num's canibals the other day. "ripperary,
bedad," was the reply Of the Rvenous
anthropopha0iui4n.
IL is mentioned VS. remarkable but IN
denIable fact, that but few national banks
are ever started by plaintiffs in libel suits
against newspapers with the money fecoV'
cred from the defendants.
A Philadelphia woman who had broken
her leg was so modest that she would moi
permit the surgeon TO sci it, and there being
no female doctor around, modification en-
sued, which resulted in death.
The hunchbacks celebrated their nup:iali
10 Paris the other day, IN the presence Of
thirty invited guests, also huuohhscks Al
the wedding bsl all the musicians were
hunchbacks-as was every dancer.
A newly born babe was left on the steps
of house in Milford, early on Tuesday
morning A paper was pinned TO its cloth.
ing upon which was written "My fat hel
lives here; take me in A lady has
adoI ted the infant.