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SIP ECIAL TICE s.

Large h~,tie-. 81: NJ galloB, s.. Also, a large
ste. 81 California Wins Port Huscatel, Angelica
ard o;heT= tuttcl or IL s~aUtity. These Win ss
are direct f-Ii ~ @scTs, sGi the only article N
market that csa be Te'irl urCn as perfectly Puro,
10th for rS-.gnion purposes and the sick. Price
sstOIIshiisiy low. 4 have also pure old HoHsu,l
Gin well sd-rtnt for crlcste persons AMI fryssies.
All these 1casr warranted Ttectiy pnre. sill
adhere O. ~ very low rates - 10 20 per cent
below usual rates hiCr certainly great insluce-
rent G. BUYER. j Eeep a large assortment, buy in
large guam titles and he 60 can aor TO sell 50 low
= wills well repay "a Sig- M call, even though il
Dc \ LILLE out % vuur way.
ARTHUR SATTANS Druggist.
am n second and D streets, s. w
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FROM ElRoPE TO-DAY.
TslssreyAed Esclss,r,lS d n, Ereusrp stay.
Thfrty-gye Ecypfiaps Drowned

Ds0N WV
ALhNANDhiA, hGNFr, Jan. lS--l hc steam
ship MAZDA, en- her VOYAGE 70 this port, enroun-
tered heavy gale. The steamer Vas crowded
with ratiNcs, many ~ whom were on deck dur
ING the thickes, of the STERN. The SWEPT
the decks fCm stem 20 s,efn. Thirty-hve OF
The native passcnctrs were carried overheard
and drowned.
The Spanish Corfes-
MApEin, Jan. 2S--The National Cortcs met
to-day. Stnor Herrera. = ministerial candidate
Tor president, is defeated. The election % Her
refsNas made a cabinet question. aud has defeat
Will probably lead % ministerial changes.
wreck OF am ocean Mail SteaueF
IoNpoN, Jan. -.i.-NeNs has been received Of
the wreck OF the African mail sfcam racket
MacGregcr Laird. The steamer was on her
way from the Care 90 England. aud WAS driven
ashore in a gale on the Gainea coast. The pas-
sengers and crew we're landed an safety. The
specie Was also saved. but the remainder OF the
cargo Is q total loss.
The Ttehborue CASE.
ENCiT1NG BEy ELATIoNS PROMISED.
LONDON, Jan. 23.-The TichbOrne case con
unues 20 attract large share OF the public at
tention. The claimants chances are evidently
growing weaker. The hundred round Ttch-
borne bonds have declined Go eighteen rounds,
In court, the opening argument for the defence
Is still going on, AMI is likely 20 continue an
other week. In spite OF the interminalle speech
making OF the lawyers, the interest dOcs not Gag
The courtroom il crowded every dsy " IN spec
taiors, the majority OF high rank. The defence
say they have three hundred witnesses. ani
revelation OF an exciting character are % b
looked for.
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UTAH As A SrAT8.-The sentiment among
the Gentiles and liberal Mormons in Salt Lake
City against the admission Of Utah IL assuming
else is talked obout there. The opponents Of
state sovereignty declare that the question is
one OF loyalty to the government of the United
states reTsns the leaders of the Mormon Church
who organized the movement on foot for An
appeal to Congress.
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FIRST GRAND BALL MAsQUE
OF THE
CHAsSEPsT GUARDS,
OF THE
sCHCETZ IN yEREIN GERMANIA,
AT HARM0NIAL HALL,
GA Pennsy lvania Avenue, between m and It'll SITS
WEDNESDAY, JAN. "a, 1879.
ALSO,
GRAND PERFORMANCES OF TIE CELsRRA-Ep
WASHINGTON PYRAMID AND PANTOMtME
CLUB.
Musical and theatrical Perfo-mar ces, &c &C.
Gentlemen Tickets, 81; Ladies' Tickets, soc.
One very handsome prize will be given to the m
etegsnt, one to the mOet cOulical, and TO TIA.
uglle<t mask.
THE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS,
4 : m
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ANU SEMENTS.

NEW NATIONAL THEATER.
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY %
FRITZ FRITZ FRITZ
MIR j. h. EMMETT,
TIE IEIAlTABLE DUTCH UOkEDIAN, z
NJ
CHARLES GAYLERS Nj
SUCCESSFUL PLAY,
T FRITZ, OUR COUSIN GEklIAN, =
Introducing
DANCES, VI
N AND INSTRUMENTAL SOLOS, n
in which he stands u1riv slsd.
OUR COUSIN GERMAN 4
MONDAY NEXT The Pet Of the Stage
MAGGIE MITCHELL I23 ~
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LouIsvILLE, KY, Jan. 2s.-Harris IN Patrick.
. noted kuklux engaged in the tr Jublss last
summer, was captured to-day.
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=. AIDDLErows, n. Y, Jan. 2-The track OF
me Midland railroad, through ShsWangunk
tunnel, was completed yesterday.
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TIE ONLY DOMINATION sent to the Senate to-
day was that of Franklin Nj. Drew, to be pen
sion agent at Augusta Maine.
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THE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE this
morning agreed TO report adversely Oh the cla IN
of Books and others for the Island OF Yerba
Buena, in the bay Of San Francisco.
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ALL QUIET IN New ORLBAEs.-The Secre-
tary of War received a dispatch from Genera
Emory this morning stating that everything
was quiet in New Orleans.
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SPEAKER BLAINE's child seems to improve
slowly, and is row considered almost out OF
danger. Its disease is cerebro-spinal meningitis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-01-23

THE CABINET MEETING to-day was attended
10y all The members except Secretary Robson.
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INTERNAL REvESUZ.-The receipts from tsis
source to- day were SI96,3g79T.
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Hon. WILLIAM p. FRYE, of Maine, and
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,, are an
nounced to address the state temperance con-
vention at Trenton, on Thursday, Jan. p.
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The LOUISIANA INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE
The House committee to investigate into the
New Orleans troubles leave here to- morrow eve
ming for that city. The members of the COM
mittee are Schofeld. (Pa.,) chairman, McCrary
(lowa), IL. Boardman Smith IN. W, Archer
md }, and Spear (Pa.), with James X. Young
clerk, +. II. Smith stenographer, and door
keeper Buxton Sergea MT alarms. The commit
tee expect TO be absent three weeks
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PERsONAL--BayardT Taylor and Ezra Cornell +,
of Ithaca, founder of Cornell University, and
Col. j. L. Leonard of the star of the Governo r
vi Louisiana are at the Arlington.
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n tAkCs bAZAk, 2l& Pa. ayenus. h.twss, OR
s5d ~ =; = ne ehssse.t and best place fcI
- es s0Es' Flsfois' ioLoCks. No trouble
A' cctU
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-19
Assembly.

ALBANY, March Is, 1872.
The House met at half-past seven this evening,
ana, by resolution, took up bills on the general
orders for consideration The following were
ordered to third reading, unless otherwise
noted:-
=, To Incorporate the St Agnes Cemetery Assoca-
ton OF Syracuse.
Authorizing the extension Of several streets in
BROOKLYN to the river and to provide for the ex-
penses OF the same
Providing additional compensation for clerks in
the Department OF State.
Authorizing the Brooklyn and Coney Island Rail
road ~ construct tracks Church and other streets
10 provide supply OF water Tor Peekskill.
Exemptlng manufactures in Poughkecpsle from
the city taxes for nve years. 1t beng stated that
the Governor last year vetoed q similar bnl,
at The suggestion or Mr.. AlvOrd Mr.. Fast
man moved progress on the bill In order TO
inquire the views OF the Governor on 1t.
requiring the Wardens OF the State Prison and
Penitentiaries TO allow the sacrament TO be admin
istered to prisoners when they request 1t:
Amending the charter OF the Young Mems Chris.
tian Association OF POughkeepsle.
Amending the charter OF the Grand Lodge OF Good
Templars OF the State OF New York.
Fixing the rates or wharfage and dOckage In the
cities OF New York and Brooklyn.
To punish cOunterfeitng and the issue OF clrcu-
lars proposing to sell counterfeit money
Tue Assembly then adjourned.
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Shipping Notes.

shipping Notes.
Messrs r Poion will launch from their ward foo ~
y-,,-.-.-.., ,-,, n,. ~ '"'u' ioo' II
biuge street, brooKyn nj I'm To-day usth) ferryboat
for the New York Brooklyn Ferry Co. She ia very
,horo,o,,, hr,, .oa ,,,u ha a,;ah, a., .,s 20 '''y
excellence when comr,s,ea sha ,vm +, A.. , ey'e VI
.,s 49, p sue wa. NC 'he largest Terry
boat plying between the two cities OF New YORK Brook
Ign.
Tho rrvod c,.,.. q, ,........ ...-.u-,.
.-. 49, ,, $50 80 e"' mas met with
seVere ose5 s season many OF the buoys having been
carried ont to the floating in the severe sorms
Tbeee buovs cos, ,,bo, oo,,o,a, ID. -. =, -
nese ouoys Cost when equipped with anchors and
"on 9'V' W @iVoo oacn'
Marine T,jsuSers
p,pu p,y.vor M, c,. -
sunder,nn ni 'n tn! onapinat from Daren Ga for
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NAVAL ORDERS.
WASHINGTON. March

WASHINGTON, March IS, 1872.
Passed Assistant Surgeon NJ. c. brennan, aetached
from the Naval Academy, has been ordered on board
the Portsmouth, TO JOIN the Lancaster at Rio.
Passed Assistant Paymaster Geo. w. Long Is
oraered to the Portsmouth. The following are or
dered TO the Portsmouth until the arrival or that
vessel at RIO where they Will join the Lancaster
Assistant surgeon, Is. +. Fossg; First Assistant
Engineers, Arthur Price and b. Z. GOwing; Second
Assistant, Warren g. Bailey; B0atswain, Joseph
Mcdonald Carpenter, Joseph n. Miller; Sailmaker,
VIM. ~ Maull aud Gunner Thomas stewart all
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
senate.

ALBANY, March 1s 1872.
At the evening session Of the Senate the following
reports were maze -
To amend an act to establish regulations for the
port OF New York, passed April 16, 1867.
To prohibit steamboats, from throwing rubbish
into the rlver
The following bills were ordered to third read.
lug -
An act TO increase the rate OF taxation In the city
y, new FORK 10 two and three-quarters per cent in.
e'eau oi TWO per cent as liked last year.
10. repeal the act providing Tor a Police Court
h0use III the Ninth Judicial district OF New York.
40 release the title VI the State 10 a slrln of land
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II, 1879.
CLEARED.

stenmship Franconia, Bragg. Portland--J Ames
-Oelrichs a Co. " 'P'
FIELD. ~ NN' S"""'y 'n""De A"'o' IWef'
ppa.k iima llrl Cummius, Havana--Jas T. Ward CO.
DiIN MeAican (BrJ, Wech, Matanras-Jed FRYE A Co.
deton Co " 'N'''' ''"'"n'"" 'nerhnuuaJ-miu-
Brig II Bickmore, Bckmore, Matanzas-H w Lond
sr rg en, Merritt, Hartman, TrindadJas Ward Co.
schI nssn!y middleton Brewer, Norfolk N sspies "
schr Lake, smith, Wa shineton, DC SHADE = ~
scbr Z Lyon, Lyon, BALTIMORE Baker A DavtonS
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schr Menawa Dssosway, Baltimore VIM Chalmers.
Schr Adriana (Br), -, Ezabethport-Jed Frye Co.
Schr Henrietta, Twaddell Uncasvile-H jackson Co.
Schr Geo Washington, Peck, Stamford
soop Francis Ann, Carpenter, New Haven-Rackett
Bro
Steamer Philadelphia. Dare, Philadelphia.
Steamer Sarah. Jones, PHILADELPHIA.
Steamer Beverly Pierce. Philadelphia.
Steamer u Walker, sherein. Philadelphia.
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Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS

DATES or DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL.
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fHth Avcnuc Thentre-Last Night OF ''Di.
vOrcc.v
The long and brilliant run OF .'Divorcen came TO
conclusion last night with the 2oOth performance
given for the benefit OF the stage manager and lead.
Ing member OF Mr.. Days company, Mr.. d. II. Har-
kns. No regular play has be lore on the Amer.
lean boards enjoyed such deserved popularity and
attained such lease OF life Tor one term. Tonight
Mr. Grlhths makes MS New York debut In 'Old
Heads and Young Hearts, ana on Wednesday Miss
Fanny Morant taxes u benefit IN '.Fernande,'' MISS
Mary Cary appearing for the first time IN the title
TOie ana Mr.. James as Andre.
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xs. as,.;F7~ ssLnlla ROOkl.r
The long promised "Lalla Rcokh" was produced
last evening, at the Grand opera louise. and
proved to be in sober eafnest as the adver.
tisements announced, "thG most gorgeous spec
tacle" ever displayed on ne american stage, The
magniiicence OF The scenery, costumes ana ap-
poihtments lnueeu Ialry tCOK away the breath even
OF experienced nlaygoers The great effects OF the
piece-the Feast Of Lanterns and the Banner
Scenes-We.e greeted with tumultuous applause,
There cen be no doubt that 'Lalla Roonk" will be a
great success and VIII draw full houses tor months
To come.
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st. james.

"Monaldl' reappeared at this theatre last
night, without any material change, and Will
be continued for two weeks. Marriage is, we
believe. indefinitely withdrawn as 1t was found
impossible to educate an audience sufficiently
10 make them admire quiet, natural action
unity Of plot and certain elegance of dc.
ton In the dialogue. 1t was too tame, and there
was not enough or rushing from one END of the Con-
Producing acUon. The public seem, however to
be steadily recognizing tue merit OF this little
theatre.
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SAILED.

ssteamer Iroquos for GIBRALTAR ship Enos soue for
an Francisco. "
Wind at sunset Sw, fresh.
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adjoining the Five Points House Of Industry 80 lons
as ~ IL USED Dy the SAID House OF Industry.
The Senate then adjourned.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-21

breitefter Balis trcB Der @enebmieunq
Der &esierun9. DaSu fauen 9roearz
tise unterl@leife ron Seite ber Direfz
tionen. Das Don ben 0eretnsmiteltsz
bern einet3ablte Stammfapital BON !
WiQion marc eeracewess unterialasen,
ebenie bic @tnla9stldel lber bic bel
tbnen binterleete Sumume. Do3u fam
bic gerfdli9uns Der !Dauptbd&er rurd
Stretbun9 unp Naotrung unc 3uleBt
adnsliden Maneel a1er Budfabrun9.
Der enpiide Banferott par unau5z
bleiblib. Die Miafolcier Seb6rcen
batten i'm rprbereeieben uno barber
ans Mtniitsrium beridtet. Dieie5 absr
lieb ben Shmtneel rubis ms unse<
beuerlihe aueorten. Gnpiid erfolste
Der S@lag. ST mar son idredlider
Wirfune fur einen erObsn She'll rea
niepern Bottles pom ungarn. Sdon
jeBt felt Ii9 Elm Def3it ron mebreren
@iiaipnen beraus. Die Nuireeune 1T
naturlta in alien Gbi6ten Der Bep6tz
ferune unbelareiblib. gerseblid 1T
Der Sammer Ger entieylt& GepreQteu.
MSee er in ancern &reilen CUR beillaz
men Qebre rienen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-21

unb
Affnweisteit.
Gtarafterbiloer Der @e0entuart.
(6%prtieBuue.l
unb
)arafterbilber Der @e9entpart,

Die beiren 6erren, >pel6e ber 9eier
tereits fennt, trteben unteroel1en Elm
lalaues uno 9erpanrte6 Spiel NIT ecr
eiteln junsen Trau unp arbetteten elm
amber napurh in bte 6dnre, rob fie bic
@rdfn in elmer betdnctaeu S6wans
flung 3pii9en ben seridiecenen Syfte>
men res neumpei|den 6eioentbum6
su balten iudten. unp Is 9elane ben
beieen Bret9eifera mebr> ais f1e lelbf
3u errarten rra9ten.
Dab Gontanse es NIT Ter &eliaion
nt9t 1ebr ernt nabm, war nit tbrem
sansen biebsrieen 2eben i'm Ginflauee.
BON Der frlbeiten Sueeuo auf bate ite
Don tbren etsenen Gltern cen auf Der
Grce berridenoen 05sen - eas Sob
- unc he bamit auiammen5dneenoe
@enubiu6t al5 ras 3iel auer irciiden
Mrbett fennen eelernt. lleber eine b.
bere Betimmuns res Menlden nabs
;upenfen-mie 1oute pies einem juneen,
init alien iretlden Glan3 umsebenen
uno ebenelutisen Ne,te je einfauen !
Das fanp benn aud 1>ector qobenau
baip aus, rebbelb perldamte or feline
Dslseenbett, NOD er rte uberirrtlde Sc
fttmmune bee Menl6en teip5tteln, la
derIib MAIDEN fpnnte. Wober lpute
Die Grdfn Die Wittel nebmen, cen sez
lprd6isen Doctor gu wicerlsesn pcer
tbm ou6 nur Ginwirie ;u MAIDEN,
penu er nit ieiner @ewanctbeit i'm
@ereleiaen rer menldliden uni tbieriz
lhen Naturen auf ie einftiirnte ? Gpn>
ftan3e ~ftaunte, penn er tbr ron ben en-
len Gteenldaften hes pferpes, BON Der
Treue nes 6unres, pom Ter Qiit Ibes
i@elsaen &etnefe unp bunpert aneere,,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-09-21

Blodbutte pom ben Ieeren 6du(ern Be-
fs. 90 ferne alaubte man eeboreen
~ fein ; ouein balo n,a1te lid Elm
Mansel an 2etensmittelr, seltenr, IA
Die smet Sat Mebl uno bte wentsen
pom e,nem 5albtlutz Snriauer sttauf>
ten nod unretfen &artcfeln, bic ntdt
iiber Ia Gage lan9ten, balo aufaSebrt
rparen. Mian lit 10 ju fasen an ei>
mem su suten Mppetit, Ter mod rurh
reidliden 0enue BON Trauben, RON
renen Der Walr reu bina, 9eiteisert
murre. Wanbe botten, GbtcaSo> no
bic Cholera 10 befti9 miittete, franf oer>
lafen uno funpen ii6 nun, rurh 8ez
meeuns, frtihe 2uft uno eeiunees @ltz
ma seitdrtt, fat Dor 5unser carbsno.
lGDrtesuns folst.]
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n.
Qer armft 4rapptl.

Die ar.nen, arr1en 8rappel!
Dem febler beipe Mrm',
Dem q ibern beibe Gi6e.
N@, baB I'D Soft erbarm4
Tenn Dritten tad bic Yite
@ein foltbar ause aus,
Dem @iertsn riff bic 8ugel
Gin Stld pom @9abel 'raust
Mobl fnb bic bSien @unpea
@eit 9anseun idon eebeilt,
De@ bel ben arn,en 8rippelx
Das Mitleis germ ser.peilt.
Wemt aber, ADJ, Sein 5erae
Sn @tide parb serfebt
Dem pirb fur frembes Wttlets
Sur furse Grif eeiest!
@er iiebt eenn IN bic BruR, Dir,
81 blutet nod Geiu bera.
81 nod in iplten 3aeeu
Du fublt ben alien SGmerss
Du sebf berum wie Nnb'rt,
Gas 1T Der @elt eenua
limb ieufset Define eippe,
90 gifts fit e.tel Snug
Mer trdgt in ieinen, 8ulea
i3srrib'nen bersers 9arm,
Der 1T Der 4rippel Merm Ifer,
I'D, bae lid gptt erbarm'!
Sr. ~.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12
The Art of Spending.

Every industrious, wide awake per
sons can find ways and means of earn
in money, but after it is fairly earned
the great trouble with everybody is
that it slips away so easily. Every
time you turn you will find ways and
means of spending mony. Now the
great art in spending, is to make every
dollar show where it is invested
There are so many ways Of disposing
OF it which never seem to give any
returns. Your housekeepers need
to learn the art Of spending well, A
dollar invested in nice covered dish
for the table, useful mat for the hall,
beautiful tree for the front door yard,
will give a hWdred-fold the pleasure
that it would in strip Of trimming
about the hem Of a dress, or fat
chicken for the table, which leaves
you no better satisfied than if you had
dined off an inexpensive chop. Think
well over every dime you pay out, and
resolve to put it to the best possible
account. The art of spending is even
a more important one than the art of
earning money. You can gain it by
the spadeful and yet fritter it away by
the spoonful.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12
Mr.. ZONES and His Cow

One rainy evening Mr.. Jones, as
usual, went out with pail and stool to
milk the COWS. The animals were not
in the cleanest condition, and when
the wet and muddy tail of one was
lashed across his face once or twice,
Mr. Jones got vexed and vowed he
would fix that COW so that she wouldn't
bother him any more that night
So he carefully tied her tail to his
boot strap,
Every thing went on smoothly for
time, and Mr.. Jones congratulated
himself on the experiment. He was
feeling pretty well, and perhaps would
have sung hymn if he had known
one, when the COW took notion to
lash fly that was biting her. Mr..
Jones chuckled some when he felt the
pull at his boot strap, but his chuckl-
ing was soon cut short, for "bossie,"
finding she could not touch her tor
mentor, suddenly started, and as Mr..
j. was not prepared for such a demon
stration he was upset with the CON
tents of the pail distributed over his
person.
The COW stopped for a moment, but
in that time our hero had gained his
feet; moment after he was seen with
his hand on the hip Of the. cow, making
the tour Of the farm yard with pro-
digious hops upon one foot, the other
being suspended by the boot strap
which was still attached to the cows
tail. At every hop he would ejacu-
late $50 boss, so boss" but "boss"
didn't $50" worth a cent, until almost
used up the boot attachment suddenly
broke, and Mr.. Jones was free. He
returned to the house a wiser if not a
sadder man, and so far as we know
has never repeated his novel expert
ment.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1872-12-12
OFFICERS
NORTHERN RAILROAD.

1871. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT 1871
an and after June 26, 1871, Passen
" ger Train will run as follows:
UPWARD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leaves Concord at 1885
A. M and Accommodation Train at 1910
A.M.*ior White River Junction, connecting
with train for Well River, st. Johnsbury,
Barton, Newport, Willoughby and Magog
Lakes, Stanstcad, Quebec, Bath, Littleton,
Lancaster and theWhitc and FrancOnit
Mountains. Also, withtrains for Mont
pelier, Mansfield Mountain Burlington, st.
Adams, Rouse's Point, Montreal, Ogdens
burgh, and the West.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Concord ut
3.H7 p. M for White River junction & Bristol.
EVENING EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Concord
at $40 p. NJ. for White River Junction. con-
needing with trains for Montpelier, Burling-
ton, St. Adams, Rousc's Point, Montreal,
Ogdensburgh, and the West.
*Or on arrival OF trains from Boston, Wor-
cester, Portsmouth, Portland, &c.
DOWNWARD TRAINS
MORNING EXPRESS TRAINlcayes White
River Junction for Concord at l.50 \. NJ, or on
arrival Of trains from Ogdensburgh and Mon
treal. This train is run to Boston on Sunday.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves White Il.
Junction for Concord at Gas \. NJ.
+BmsToL TRAIN leaves Bristol for Concord
at $50 A. NJ. and Franklin at 9.05 a. NJ
+MAIL TRAIN leaves White River junction
for Concord at 1920 p. NJ, or on arrival OF
trains over the Vermont Genital, Passumpsic,
and White Mountains Railroads.
DAY EXPRESS TRAIN leaves White River
junction at $40 p. NJ, or on arrival of trains
from Montreal and Ogdensburgh, Brattc-
boro, Keene, Bellows Falls, Windsor, &c,
connecting at Concord with train for Man
chester, Nashua, Lowell and Boston,
+Thesc trains connect ut Concord with
trains for Manchester, Lawrence, Ports
mouth, Portland, Nashua, Worcester, New
York, Lowell, ard Boston.
GEO. L. TODD, Supt.
Concord, N. H., June Doth, 1871.
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