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receipts ats bshsj erports-eossw "7 hs ssss 90 hsT
socf 7oJl3sbsles
esr Low Mddingx 49,, receipts
Ipos-o Britain 4s bales; 70 iAs Continent, ssse bales
ues 2O2D; stock. IS T93 bales
CEarLEsroS jan sCsoD Mdinpgs. ie,c, rsssipts
22s3 eIpoitsto Continent, so b sales 400 bales
IS M bales.
MTnrHn jan aCoon dull, Mddlpes. s0soe rsesips 2os
bales, shipments I.O56 bales; stock. T,fss bales
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Mem publications.

rINREAS0N AT H0MEl-Mrs. Greenough's
n EeS Society Novel FRANK FAIRLBGH With nusrshOns
~ George Crukshank THB ARTISTS L0vR By Mrs Emms
ROME AND THE PAPACY. by Petrueoe De La
Gstsna LONELY LIFE By author Of wise a Serpent"
BEAUTIFUL SNOW. Edition. THB GUT.
CAST OTHER POEMS by author Of Beautiful Snow" MY
HERO BY Mrs Forester and Oae New Books published this
by
T. B. PETERSON L BROTHERS PHILADELPHIA
and for sae by all Booksellers and News Agents.
MRS. GREENOUGHS NEW BOOK
TREASON AT HOME. Society Novel BY Mr. GtesnOngb
Complete large duOdecm0 ysue, cloth, fall g1 back
Pre-. 81 IS.
FRANK FAlRLEGH! ILLUSTRATED.
PRANK PARLB6H With illustrations BY George Cutshani
Complete large octave volume Pnoe IS paper
81 u IN cloth
MRS. SOUTITWORTHS NEW BOOK.
THE ARTISTS LOVE By Mrs Emma d. T. n sOuihwOrth and
large duOtemo volume Price si5 cloth 81 80 in paper
NEW BOOKS. JUST PUBLISHED.
TressoS q Hone By Mr. Gs.s9Oush e
Tse aTs koyt b. Mr.; g. soSiS WORTH
BsaehiJ snow and Qbsr Poems New and Beastfal Illus
TIE Outcsst AID Otbe Poems BT W Wsos......... 90
Rome AID iSs P;P.sy By y De La Gattus q
Lonely Lie BY j. ~ 81 Jeen Blythe. %
CoHsoei BoeutOn and Model Speaker By Andrew ConstOef
within Tie Mac o. Lad Aninni.n'. Trisi b. Mrs Henry
wooq Pnce ~ - IN g'Psr or Cloth.
he Adventures Marquis By Alex Dumas
Mna Oats sovr Abroad serss Of SPICY Let'en.... 80
Tie Re Snias Belle b. Mr. Ann s. Stephen IS
Noble Lori By Mn Emma d. T. ~ souihvonh IS
Ihs Ion Heir Of lAnthsow By h Southwor,h Is
Who shAn Be- Victor By Mass Bhts Dapuy Is
SrssesielRs Modem Cook With % illustration %
psia, recept Of price by the publisher
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pENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


Trains leave SeuYoE from foot Of Desbro and CortAnd'ts
follows;
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh Soutb, with Pull
Palace Cars attached $50 and $3.50 Sunday s. T.
For baltimore, Washington Ms p. M
Express for Phns $3.50 ~ I2:oO Las 800 p m
u night Sunday g. $50, and 800 p IN.
For Phils., via Camden, at a aud ,. n.
Rmigraut and second class. 7:i5 p.
Newark ats go 74o BIO $780, TO- H. il0 y,
1880 2;30 800 $40, El0 4:3o $40 $40 $3.50. $50
Gao $50 1880 s:iO S; TO- 1880 10 p m Sunday $40, =
Pcr EIsbsth 8. $50 TI:4e s.lo sso 10 H. Iio Il m
1230 1880 32O 34O $40 $3.50 $50 $50 $50 6lo $50,
80 slo; 10, lS 4 p n Sunday SO g. aud $40 p N
$40 $40 AlO 43O $40 800 $50 $50 7: $40 10 and II
night Scndsy $50 D. N
woodbridge and Perth AmbOy and 10 23O $40 go
and $50 p.
For New Brnswek $780, 10 M n, 1880 IlO,
For East Allstone, 10 noon, 10 and $50 m.
For haipsburg and Belyidere 2 and m.
for Bordepown Burlington and Camden and $3.50
l2J0 q 3, L. and D. N.
For Freehold, 7.8 w.. and ,. M.
For Jsmesburg, Penbersop Camden A. m. $40 p. N.
Trains follows: From Pittsburgh, $50 Los
daily 0:l4 and ga daily Monday From Washing
Baltimore 6:+0s 45 102 Sunday $40 m, 1913
Philadelphia 5:ll $50 lGl4 lE0i :S 2l4 3:Si
500 D. m. Sunday, GEL $40, il0i ~
Ticket 0mees sac 4 gu and ei Broadwayj No Asor House
Of Desbros and Cortandst IMMIGRANT Ticket once No
Battery place ID. NJ BOYD, IT,, Gen PssI Agent
A j. CASSATT Gen. Manager
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD,


ErW BROAD GAUGE LINE WISER GAP sM9sssb5rg Ser..cI
syrsepse Osweg WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARA
Dspos kewYerf Bsesyst. and fos Of Chrspbest
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY. Nov 25 le2
s:ls BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via boontoa Branch,
directly throaeh from EssYok Scranton BBghameE Homer
Cortland without ehhTe Of connecting Dover with
R. Waterloo with SUSSEX r. r. and at Seantoo with l.
and b. r r for kingston wilts Phston, he.
7lb EXPRESS MAIL TRAIk connecting a. Dsnve With Boon
Branch Dover with Chester Branch tWstsFos With sasser
Newton Washington With the d. L. and w. r.
for Water Gap Sosbug Scranton Great Bend Bnghanion snd
Phpsburg with ehg aud SnSquehaDnl and Lebgh
VALLEY Y. r. for all nOints on those roadt
100 PHILLIPSBURG EXPRESS stebs heThrk hlssoA
stations at waterloo with Sussex
Phpsbug with Be. De. r. for Belvdere and Lehigh
R. T. Lehgh VALLEY Tor Bethlehem Allen.
Aaueh Chsnk. WilkssbAre, ReafnE and Hartsbeg
D. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson and
directly through 10 Scranton and nghimten Wthot
change stopping stations Connecting At Dover with
cbsTter Il. R., and at Waterloo with Sssser r. X.
With ssI g. aud At Pbihpsbag With ehgh and ous-
qsssns. R. and LhEb VALLEY K r. for Bethlehem sntonn
Reading HarrisDuTg, snd the West
42o HACkf TSTOWI sxPRkSs connects Ttn Chsfef L. h.
and with SUSSEX X for Anssv.r Newton, and franfia
For YOUNGSTOWN at us: $40 HOO 1900 M 100 $40 40
Scr SUMMIT :. I'll: zA siO leiO aud HOO. n 2sa $40
F,r ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE IT'S 100 ss s+o. 1910,
loo m ll0 1852 $50 49 $50 $50; $780, s;se' $780, 0:0'
For SFwARK at 7hs 1870 80 $50 $40 go 1919 1870,
lima m aud 1900 H. tlo 200. '23o 340 $50 $40,
40 20 $50 sN $50 500 SSe s:0e $40 IO0s e0
M Trains marked stop at Esst EeviIt. - 49,
Leave EewYsrf for BLOOMFIELD and h0NTCLAlR at 7;ts,
A. REAsoEER. SsssnHtshdsn.
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gieamboats ano RAILROADS.

NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE BOSTON, WORCESTER
400 D. M. IRON Pier a. n. r. loot Of Robinsonst
Cabin fare 10 BOSTON SO p. To PROVIDENCE, 81
Deck fare 0 BOSTON, SO Is. To PROVIDENCE, 81
Freight Providence with Boston and Prov
Worcester RS all important n Eng cities and towns
EOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusa-
IL tonic and Ksugsuck Railroads Fare 81 leave
Cathernss D at u and u night tSuDdAys ereeptedL
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
IN LNB-CHARGE OF TInE -ol after Nov. 90 oil
This line sSneg Sandy Heck With trains for Long Bnneh and all
and Getting railroads including Red Bank Toms
RIVER wArstowu BIrasgA TssksOn Ph6ephs vnsasd Bridge
Side 6e will leave foet Of MsuaTst fellows:
lpte nTe PHILADELPHIA Tsekerton, Toms River Ynelisd Bay
Side, 10.
Zee D. n.-To TENS River. Warstevn Tuekerop, DC
ARRIVING IN NEW YORK:
s;95 a. p.-Frem Tseketen, WArstovn, TeDi River. he
l3e n-Fr9m visRd, FhAaelPhs Tusks0n Toms River,
&c.
TIE aboV, trains stSp II way Sisssns.
PHILADELPHIA freight takea 10 o'clock At ove rates
s.W. BENTLEY, Gen Manager, l2e Broadway.
r. p PngDH, Aren't Pier &C.
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financial.

fDEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE
HI NATIONAL BANK or THB COMMONWEALTH IN THs
CITY or NETWORK EswYok in the state Of ssvYors, -
the close Oibusness the 2lh day Of December. lS7l
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Continued from Third Page.

terest on its bonds. But small amount remaining
Apply personally or by letter to
w. b. SHATTUCK g. Co, 23 Nassau-st
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Qealhers.

A N educated American Lady wishes to TEACH
IN family exchange for home References exchanged
Address p p PROCTOR Station D. Bible House
81 A mer School Institute" IA Bond-st., supplies
IN schools families with reliable Teacher Teachers wanting
Application Form W. Scnerms7horn AeaAry
A GERMAN LADY wanted to Teach Music !;
IA $500 and board Apply at Amer 3D. uuon IS Bosdway
XVANTED--In School, every day from
w experienced Teacher Of Latin and Greek Apply at NO.
1913 BsSt 24th-st
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The Quotations are Cotton store running N qaAnJ no.
more tAsu half grade below the Grade qu0ei
nLEs PRESENT pKLiVEhi ~,
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STAT of Ee,o. York County Of Neic YORK. IS ], EDWIN y
UITFSTS Cashier Common Tea1 In hs
Cty ofNewYor soemD that the aboe statement ue,
10 he best my knowledge and belief r. HUESTls Cashier
sworn subscribed before this 9Th day Of January 1873
J. B. MorT Notary Public. New Yors County.
Correct-Anet:
EDWARD HAIGHT,
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Il. -. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
300 CHESTNUTsT.. PHILADELPHIA, PENN.

T.. -. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
306 CHRsTNUT-sT.. PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
last TENNESSEE.--THk KNOXVILLE
H WEEKLY CHRONICLE for 1878 will
ssreay prepared articles the Climate Soil Products Nnes
Unsurpassed Advantages Of Past which
sy called The Switzerland VI the south These articles prepared
facts information ooking
Answers Correspondents viii be prepared
be obaped sabepacn only
.enston The Publishers RULksk KICKS. Knoxville
rT,YNDALLs LECTURES ON LIGHT, with
al the Illustrations Tdk TklBuNEs Prof TyDdsiIs
acne. Of textures published in fun sheet Of pages re-
pvt, tbus Iepodooed been carefully revised aud only
be COMPLETE publication Of Prof TyRoAft lectures
single copy On cents By es deal supplied al the
usssl -bolessI, prices address THB TRIBUNE NeuYerE
rI,HE HERALD OF HEALTH for January
contains r-ssrtshe eisoous. written ~ lsoCRAbEs SO
,..rs C. entitled. Conduct Of Life" Aso
ty HENRY WARD BBECHER entitled stormy Days; md
tasn 50 oer copy Of tbs Journal should be 10 eery anil, ~
,sr With spescd esromo entitled Beautiful Girl" free Is
.s-,t. ,ambsr WOOD HOLBROoK
Is Bagttst, seu.Yorf.
DOCK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles Impo
lJ.se Dseaes 0gsbs HkNkf DANIELS,
~ D., ia rssipEtopavs. ba1ed for 2Seen&
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pHTLADELPHIA iand ERE RAILROAD

PHILADELPHIA land ERIE RAILROAD
l. ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS TO
TIKI OIL REGION ed LUMBER DISTRICT OF PkNE. Trsifs
viii leave Dssbfosses and ,CsrtlaadtEt. Ferries:
800 krs Express daily .rssy sunday with Puilnsa Palace
wflnspo s:35 Loci Hsvss. s:S Rssoro lio Irvisstos
500; Cory 6ss Rne ES Connects At vihston and Gerry
VITA AsShsr River r. for the Oil Regeb Ene
with Lake Shore X. z foT all points West
Bue Mail tosilyj. with Psluan Palace Car from
Philadelphia 10 Bne Arrive surbury. SIS whsmsper, el0
Lock Bsea so; RsseVe ~ M Irvbsb So; Cory $40 Rns
csAAsets IrAstoR and Cory With OIL Greek and Allie
gsesy RVsr fer III. Oil Rsgs ghe with Lake shsrs
all points West
W. 4. BALDWIN esusul Superintendent
J. CORE
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Forward deliveries good request idee advances sales fol-
low. all on Of Lew Middlinp; ,oo,. eoo :. ma.
Sales @ evening a,sr 3 Jam 80 mp 900 a. 10
April 600 at 20 Slsc Msv 800 At Ze y ~ s' go, sI ne
sos isIc 100 At i9c Pei February 200 u Lie 100 At sse
b. 200 at 10 l6 900 at lsse 800 a, ~ Seci hae9
lsIc 76 at 10 llse 800 at e go at - Ss OS Sos a. s6 A.
2c,e p r. 800 al 2O.c 50 at 20 9sc 20 1ec go at
pole At 20 7sc 7ec b. p 500 at 20 3leei nay
June 2l!c 2lle 100 at Il 5l6 100 at q Se = r.
100 81 81 slice go at 2le Jay 100 at u lice loo s
eh.nged-i6e pd 600 January for February Total
CoPBEIThere las been good trade Rio Coffee this market
and uces maintained for Invoices In the range oil oUIs
gOp The e have been l26o bags per &c O DO per steamer
Meae a5 do Lord Baltimore and lof do Per A. f'en's
arrive. all on private terms -. =, til.
generally 6r; the limited arrivals OF shipping brands INDUCES
holders Family grades and good supe are he
hrher the low grades With
fair local and moderate export demand Sales OF i'ooO QUA We
quote:
No ...,,.,,,.., sol Mich 81 5O1sS p
Suuerbpe 100 65o Oho Ind III. sup 100 ~
State fBrtra brsndl... 20D sol Ono Round hoOp Br
Sat. tf.nsI DOH, 5o@ @ Hs (shgPDsl. z zSS 90
Hrurssots Errscsm Whits Wheat. EItrs
mon sol Ohio. ud and Mica lO0 70
Minnesota supefstys Double Extra do Do $50 10 %
100 10 50 st. Louis Single Brts coz %
Gaso "a choice spuus 81. Louis Double Brt $50 80
Nhsst krtr.s,. $50 Trpls kIt 100 IS 20
IGenesee BItra brands lOd 10 %
Southern holders disposed sell freely at
quotations. the close the market hrmer and more eue safes
OF 200 bbs. We quote: -,
BAIT Alex and Georgetown hEtrs ana Family lo0 Is 70
Richmond County, suDerhns. VIC S
Richmond CounaJ. Extra, 1V
Baltimore HoWArd-st brslds ...........'....'. SP
HsgerstoWp and vicinity Extras go
firm bot quiet sales OF W DbA anu I'V bags @<~
90 50 y 100 h. We quotes 1850,
Aye Flour, western.
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Hlnsieal Instruments
Marhlnerr.

EORSALE-A Woodwork Planerand hatcher,
4side 3side holding Morsng Sucking Tencning
Variety BPc Band and Scroll Saws Swing ss French Band Saw
Blades Betting &c Machinery bought sold or exchanged
@. HARVEY q Co. % Feuy-st
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THE MARKETS.
IC.r,nnr reported for TIE rHrsrss. !

TBurspAY Jan. Q, 1879.
AsHBSTbe receipts to-day 50 pkgs Pots are steady WIN M
iobbng demand at s6 50. Pearls nominal . A,
COTTOS-Therr only moderate demand for Cotton on no
SPOT prices without cuoabe change We quete
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FRANK FAlRLEGH! ILLUSTRATED.
NEW BOOKS. JUST PUBLISHED.

THE ARTISTS LOVE By Mrs Emma d. T. ~ Souihworth aud
Henshaw Baden
large dDodecmo volume Price si75 CLOTH 81 so in paper
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IRE RAILWAY.-Winter Arran cement of
IL taking Elect December &C. 1874 From ChA.bs DspSt
(fer Twsrv -ikird-st note beeEL
a, z.-cinsuuGu and cbieiEs DsJ Rrpren Drawing Room
cossbes 10 Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches 70 destssiioh
n. m.-BIDres Nail for Buffalo and Niagara Falls DRIVING
Coach and Sleeping Coaches ts Destination
si3e Night yIpL sleeping Coaches 70 Bsase asd Niagara
700 p. m DAILY chis,ss Night rIpreo Sleeping
CoasA tsosIh to BsfiO Nagrs Falls cBaHsan Defos and
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19
RUTLAND SCHOOL MATTERS

East Rutland, or rather that portion known
rs MarScillcs, and the prairie or western por.
ton, are rather "hy the ears" on the question
Of Who shall be school trustee. This officer
has the charge Of the town school money, and
Of course deposits where it best suits his con.
venencc
At the late election Marsciles desired to
nave a treasurer Of their own, while the "out-
side barbarians' wished to confer the honor
OF that office upon Mr.. J. T. Shaver Ac-
cordingly the friends of the respective parties
determined to come out in full strength for
their respective candidates The weather,
however, was simply horrible. 1t raincd
'pitchtorES,' cats and dogs and every other
eXtravagant thing that people are cXtrava
gantly apt to mention when trying to describe
a particularly heavy fall of rain
The country people did not turn out at all,
only nine voters having worked up their
nerves to such a pitch as to venture out, while
Il men waded through the mud and water and
reached the polls from Marseille. The Shaver
side looked blue, and the MarScillcs men as
correspondingly pleasant as they could, con.
sidering their half-drowned condition: but
when the votes were counted, there was found
but one vote for the NarscillcS candidate for
school trustee, while there were nine for Mr..
Shaver for that office. The remaining fly
votes were cast BY the Marscillcs party for
sch0ol commissioners an Office just now I'M
known to the laws. The Board declared Mr..
:. elected, and the Mar~clllcs boys were MAD,
Mad" Is no name for it. Some of them went
ont of doors and "cusScd till all was blue"
The dogs ran bowling home with fear and
donkey> in distant fields hearing the sounds
mistook them for the voices Of lost compan-
lous, and braycj in reply.
The State Superintendent, has been appeal
ell to, and everything is far from lovely.
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STRUCK by LIGHTNING.--Du ring the storm
on Saturday evening last the house of Mr..
Matthias Hustled situated on the east side of
Gooding street, between Second and Third,
was struck and slightly damaged by light
ming 1t passed through Ike shutters of one
of the windows, slightly SCATTERING the same,
breaking several panes of glass and striking
a lad by the name OF Charley Dare, aged
about ten years not seriously iniuring him,
but leaving its mark from his head down his
breast and right leg 10 his foot. \ current Of
lightning also entered Il bedroom tearing oil
the plastcring and SCATTERING the laths, yet no
damage was done to the window, which was
closed, or to the outside Of the building How
/ ii gained entrance to this room, with the door
and window shut, without leaving some evil
dcncc where it passed through the building,
! is mystery not yet solved. Surely the freaks
of lightning are Unaccountablc. 1t seems nj.
most miraculous that no member of the iami-
| ly, only the above named lad, received amy
| injury from the lightning, except being Sc
vcrcly shocked -Ld Sdlie Press.
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horrible story IS tolcgraphed from Arkansas
\ white woman, riding on horseback to neigh.
hur's, was waylaid hy negro and driven 10 a
lonely place in the woods where he tied her MP
% tree and during three days outraged her N
pleasure, and ,hen killed hci. The ncgto was
caught by a half dozen other ncgros and sen
fenced lynch fashion to be burnt:
They built two log heaps and put him in the
middle They were twenty-four hours burning
him. They cut his toes off aud made him swal
low them, and then cut strips of his skin and OF
his body and made him broil them on Goals and
eat them; and thcy would roll him in the Goals.
and take him out and talk to him, and put him
back. At last they built large fire, put him on
he top Of IT, and let him burn to Ishcs
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From Europe.
Spain.

The Carlist attack on Puicerda miscrably
failed After loss of 800 they withdrew on
the night of the 18th, being menaced by the
arrival of three columns of regular troops.
Gen Morales, who commanded at Berga
when the place fell into the hands of the Car
lists, has written letter defending himself
from the charge Of treason.
Many Carliss are surrendering to the gov
eminent troops in the north, in the hope OF an
amnesty.
The government has received news Of the
crushing defeat of Carlist force at san Lo-
reno de In Muga, in Gcrnoa.
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The phenomenon of racetious editorial by

The phenomenon of a facetious editorial by
Cullen, and on SO gloomy q subject as his
cruel slaughter on the Ottawa Post Office
question, is SO exceedingly rare that we can
not help making a note of it, Cullen, rs is
intimatcd, grows grimly merry over his de
feat, and, like Father Abraham after the
slaughter at Petersburg tells a story II is
about a couple of neighbors in Ohio, named
respectively Brown and Smith. Cullen makes
one Of them represent the editor Ofthc FREE
TRADER and the other himself He faIsto in
dictate in words which is which, but the con
text clearly shows that we are Brown and he
is Smith. Like all auburn headed, sandy wills
kcrcd chaps, was quick tempered and irasci-
bic, and quarreled with Brown, The point is
Cf the story has any, which is hard to scc,)
that Brown (wc) told Smith, Cullen: Bill
Smith, I've known you now for twenty years,
You were a id fool when first knew YOU,
and you have been failing ever since. We must
say, in self justification, that we never actual
ly did use such naughty language towards
Cullen, though we cannot truthiully deny
that we have often thought something like it,
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Italy.

The startling dispatch was published in the
dalics on Monday morning, that the Pope was
dying. He had been suffering for some time
with rheumatic fever and an liberation of the
leg, to which was added, on Sunday an attack
Of lumbago. His suherings were very severe
ending by his falling into a lcthargic state
from which it was feared he would never
again be aroused. On Monday, however, he
aroused, and since then has been growing bet.
ter, and is now pronounced out of immediate
danger.
\ mandatory in Rome was destroyed by
lightning on the 18th, and forty persons
buried in the ruins, five Of whom were killed
and seventeen wounded. 1904. .
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

At she Opera Hou5c, on Monday evening,
April 2ls., W. V. Bryce makes his appearance in
this city as "Eroch Arden" as played by him
over 800 nights. This will be one OF the mo in.
tcl'ertual treat ever offered 10 our citizens. Mr..
Dryer is acknowledged 10y competent Judges to
be Tcnnyson's ideal Of the shipwrcckcd hero
So great has been the demand for copic, Of the
poem th the bookstore, have been unable 70
supply them, in every city whcrc he has been
aIyiur. Those who wish for seat, lad better
secure hem ea.ly. For sale at 0 man * IIopc-
mans bou'.sto C.
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The Pontiac Sentinel says that recently IL
son Of Mr. Shatlcr, residing near Ocoya, in
Livingston county was riding colt across
his fathers farm, and had tied the htching
strap around his wrist; coming to II pond of
ice, he dsmountcd and commenced to slide,
when the colt became frightened and ran,
dragging the boy about "A mile, dashing his
brains out and horribly manging his body
The boy was about twelve years old
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We WANT TO BE A Demonstrating doc.or'-
shop on yesterday we inadvertently looked i'm
The room was filed with lovely damscs, VII,
were being yacc.nated The sight Of so many
pretty plump round, fair arms, made rs wi-hwc
were u yaccinatcr, hu5 like him to be surrounded
with such sweet little angels in calico.
o, We wish we were a vaccinnst and with
those angels stand we'd think ouraof IN glory
glory, and iab EN- in the hand.
Those girls are ct TO be soldiers, as each j. allie
to bar, arms. The dear girls, bless their limo.
cence 20 into Harris & Kellogg Real Estate Of.
fee, and even to Mayo & Widmcr', IawPen, 90 Doe
vaXcd, Sweet little stupids, Why don't YOU come
to our sanctum: Beemus' pencil is a preventive
Of all the Ills tina, flesh is heir tor and j. han
cost YOU a cent
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

i You want to buy fruit or shade trees, ever
greens, grape vines, cheap, or other nursery stock
go down TO Patrick Hayes nursery across the
street from the Ottawa Cemetery. He has re-
cejycd fine lot eyergreens, 2l2 to feet high
apple trees, such as Grimes Golden Pippn
Stark, Ben Davis, Dutchcss Of Oldcnburg, &C.. 81
To : feet; Transccndent and Tyson crabs; Early
Richmond Cherry; Pears and Pums; shade trees,
Mrple and Elm; Concord grapes, one, two and
three years old. He will sell the above stock at
very low figures.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1873-04-19

Ehe Chickering Piano is now sold at lower
prices than any other tirst-class piano An ele-
giant piano with carved legs, is now sold at $40,
old price 500, written warranty from the
factory for five years comes with every piano.
We have the leading styles always on hand.