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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1873-02-13

DIR SANDERSON can be consulted per
sonally OF by letter at No SC, North Diamond
Allegheny City, Pa.
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Attachment Notice.

L. F.C&T q. smith. who doing business under
the name and style of Smith Son,
VS.,
s o. Burdetz.
DEFORE Jno. Crooks, j. 7. OF Pease Town
ID ship, Belmont County, Ohio. On the 18th
day of January, A. ID. 1873, said Justice issuet.
an order of attachment in the above action for
the sum Cf s42 40.
Bridgeport, Jan. 18th, 1873 feb6Sw
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is unequaIed by any known remedy, 1t Will
eradicate, extiTpate and thoroughly destroy
all poisonous substances in The Blood and will
efiectually dispel ALI predisposition to bilious
arrangement.
Is there tcar: of action IN your Lirer & Spleen
Unless relieved at once, the blood becomes inn
pureby deliterious secretions, producing scro-
fulouS or skin diseases, Blotches, EelOns, Pus-
tules Canker. Ptmples. &C., &C.
HETe you a DySpeptic &omGch ? Unless diges-
tion is promptly aided the system is debilita-
ted with loss of vital force, poverty of the
Blood, Dropsieal Tendency, General Weakness
or Lasitude, -l IL
Hore you 1cedkIleSs Of The IisteStiIses You are
in danger of Chronic Diarrhoea or the dread
fut Inflammation of tho Bowels.
Hare you tcedk7less Of the Jfe1-ilc o. Urinary
Org0ns9 You must procure instant relief or
You are liable to suffering worse than death.
Are so,i detected, drowsy, dull, sluggish orde-
pressed in spirits, with head ache, coated ton
que and bad tasting mouth?
For a certain remedy for all of these diseases,
weakness and trOu bles; for cleansing AND puri'
fying the vitiatel blood and impaTting vigor
to all the vital forces: ior building up and re-
storing the weakened constitution USE
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EXECUTORS SALE.

T WILL offer at private sale the following
property, situated in the Village of Bel
mont, Ohio, one House and lot of grouad con-
lining one and three-fifth acres. The House
is Frame ~ stories high, consists of ruoms
and cellar, ciStern on porch and well of water
near the door. Lot il filed with fruit trees Of
various kinds, also, about 100 grape vines of
different varieties. If not sold at private sale
before February I'D, 1873. it will be offered at
public sale on that DAY.
IRA VAIL, Fxr.
OF the estate Of Catharine Dunn decd.
janl6td
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Probate Court.

AfOTlCE is hereby given hat the following
~ named E=ecul IS Administrators and
Guardians have filed in Office at 81. ClairS-
vile, Ohio, their accounts &ld vouchers Tor
settlement, to-wit,
John Stewart, EXT of Martha Forrest, decd.
] t Scoheld, Guardian of Henry BUndy ward,
VIM NJ Armstrong, Admir- OF John Hines,
decd.
John Johnston, Guardian of Laura c., Emma
L, and Ida May Thompson, wards.
William Hoge, Guardian of Ellen Hous h,
I'm beetle,
Margaret l. Walker, Guardian of Albert,
Lizzie e, Daily j., Josepnus 3. and Wa j
Walker, wards.
Ali OF the above named VIII be for hearing
and settlement on the 7th day of March. A d.
1873. c. W. CARROLL,
febI3td Probate Judge.
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FEBRUARY q, 1875

ut the hour of 10 o'clock a. m, on said ay. the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Situated in the County of Belmont and State
OF Ohio; Town o1 kirkwood, being Lots
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Township Treasurers will find an
important notice. by the Auditor, in
our advertising columns.
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DIED

McCARTNEY-Feb5 5, at-her residence near
the eighty-seventh year of her age.
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in the Probate
~ Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the under
signed was appointed and qualified as Admin.
istrator with the VIII annexed OF the estate of
Muses. Rhodes, decd, late of said County
Ali persons indebted TO said estate are re-
GUeSted to make Immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate are re-
euesied to present them within one year from
this date.
WM. ALEXANDER, Admir-.
feblS 8 OF the estate of Moses Rhodes,
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NEW ADYERTIsEMNTs
NOTICE.

THE farm occupied by Price Cornwell. in
Belmont County. Ohio, Union Township,
i've miles Northwest of Morrisuown, and one
and one-fourth miles East of Egypt, contain
ing two hundred acres more or less, will be
offered at put bic sale, on the pl emises. on the
18th day of February, 1873 at 10 O'Clock \. ".
T. JONES.
feblS.d s. c. WILHELM.
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The Columbus Ohio Glee Club will
sing at the Inauguration.
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Court convened on Monday, Judge
Chambers on the Bench.
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Cadiz wants a Telescope-what next
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New GooDs.-Fall Stock just opened at
BAILEY & BUMGARNERS.
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2nd Saturday, Sept, Centerville.
Srd Saturday Oct, Barnesville;
.5th Saturday Nov, Martins Ferry.
list Saturday Feb, Bellaire.
Examination at st. Clairsville will be on Isl
Saturday, Oct, 2nd Saturday. Eov5 Bird
Saturday Dec, and 1st and 3rd Saturdays, o.
March. April, and May. 90. 9-a
.sep51y = JAs.sJ. BURNS, CleIk.
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DANDELION,
Removes from the blooa the csuse RHEUlLA-
TIsM, ,oy increasing theaction OF tbeKIDNEY'S
AND LIVER These are the Sc avengers of the
system. and carry out its waste particles
which, if not carried out. become fruitful
sources of disco Sc and death.
W. Z. HAMILTON & Co.
Cincinnati, OHIO.
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THE latest styles, Ladies Shoes and Caters
Just opened at
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Private Sale.

WILL sell at private sale. the following
l. tract OF land. situated one-hali mile SoGih
of the National pike, on the rosd leading nom
the Great Western to Lewis Mills. con tain {.
SEVEN ACRES. There Is House. Stable ~
a fine Young Orchard on the premises. Any
person wishing n pleasant little home Woult
do well to call and examine before purchaSiux
elsewhere, For further Information call ON or
address SELDOM t. HAINES
JanS0u . Loydsville, Ohio.
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Tomorrow is st. Valentines day.
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See notice of Sheri frs sales.
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MeisflInfaas.
1873.
The Pittsbur gh
Cd HkERGIlL,
ALLY AND w E E K l. Y .
LEADING
Pennsylvania Paper.

A paper so widely known as the Commercial
can safely refer to Its course In the past as a
guaranty for the future, But it Will not be con
tent TO pursue the beaten path. The reelection
Of Gen Grant insures for the country a length
ened period of prosperity and progress The
press is destined TO play q still more important
part as the educatorOf the people and leader OF
public opinion. In the future, as in the past,
the Commercial will not be content TO lag in
toe rear, but Will be fully up to the times in
whatever relates TO the general welfare.
a paper of General intelligence and medi
um of the latest news the Commercial is
widely known and appreciated. We expend
annually many thousands of dollars TO supply
the wants of the public.
AS Paper of pIogress, it will hereafter con
ttnue TO maintain It's character in this respect
As paper of opinion, the Commercial will
perfect freedom and with an eye single to the
public good, believing that the principles of
the Republican party will thereby be best
subserved.
hereafter as heretofore employ every agency
IL can command to meet the wants of the
public. Nsw that the period of party excite
Ipeut has been passed, 1t will pay special atten
tion to topics interesting in the counting room
the banks and marts of trade. giving promin
ence TO Science Art Invention, sAgriculture
and Manufactures.
calculated to instruct. improve the reading
taste and improve the mind
As a market paper It's reports VIII always
and seller can at all times consult its columns
for every necessary information as to price and
the spirit of the different branches of trade
Everything that is bought and sold in the Pitts
burgh mark ct and the leading markets of the
country will receive careful attention and at a
large cost.
The country is about entering on period OF
unexampled prosperity. The field OF journal
ism is constantly expanding 1t wilt be the
aim of the Commercial to hold a position in Ii
along with the leaIing journals of the country,
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five subscribers at 81 each, we will present q
Silver Hunting case Watch. varran ted.
Our beautiful Chrome wiz - given 10 each
subscriber REMIT us 81,
dtions to clube made at any time
in the year. al the above club rates.
ERMS-Cash in advance. Send PoStoffice
money order. bank draft or registered letter.
Fills sent by mail will be ut the risk of the
sender.
Specimen copies, posters, &c. sent free of
charge wherever and whenever desired,
Address all orders and letters TO
THE COMMERCIAL,
PITTSBURGH, PA. -
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GENTS Slippers, fancy and plain just
sp22rf BAILEY s. BUMGARNER.
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Total appraisement, $50 o.
Terms of Sale.-One-third cash on day ol
sale, one-third in one year, and one-tbird in
Two years, with interest on deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the premises
sold. VIM C. COCHRAN Sheriff
". J' SWANEY, Atty. janJ0
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IF YOU WISH TO BUY \
MdNtGu.sEwING MACHINE for family

ssDSYCHOMANCY or SOUL CHARMING"
L How either sex may fdScinate and gain
the love & affections of any person they choose
instantly. This simple mental requirement
all can possess. free by mail. for 25c, together
with a marriage guide, Egyptian Oracle,
Dreams. Hints to ladies, WeddingNig light
Shirt, acA queer book Address I. WILLIAM
& Co. Pubs. .Phiia.
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PURCHASING GENY,
We will purchase and forward any ntlcla
MANUFACTURED Or sOLB

In This city at the lowest rates.
Parties in the Country wishing to purchase
PSanos OrOqns iSesVans Nochiaes. Guns Escelp,re,
Nursery Sock JcsE~lTli. FSs'1if,se, Millinery Hsf
trdre Drugs Notions Books. SItssnerg Si6dleE,
C,H-pesfn6s, DIR Goods. de-. &c, will do veil 10
send TO us. All goods viii be chosen with 0
view 10 economy. - well as Nste ana fitnaR,
and boxes or packages for~arde6 by E1pre3
to any pnrt of the Coantry. All orders proxa -
Iy attended to- and satisfaction gusrsnteed.--
rIyTsBU6H SUPPLY CO.,
Ism Pittsburgh, Pa
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SATURDAY, MARCH s, 1873,
at the hour of l o'clock P. NJ. the following
described premises, to-wit:
The six foot vein OF coal under the following
described real estate situated in the County OF
Belmont and State of Ohio and bounded and
described as follows, being part OF the North
east quarter of Section So. TOwnship2, Range
,, beginning for the same at Station /, on the
North side OF the County road leading from
Bellalre to st. Cla1rSvIlie and on the East line
OF lands now owned by Robinson Keyser;
thence North SO East $40 percheS to Sugar
Tree to Station >; thence North I2o East So 10
perches 10 Station at a post in the Jordan
line on the North branch OF the Run; thence
South iSo East II 30 percheS to station i at
post on the section tlne; thence Sl0t perches
10 q post station at the County Read; thence
by said Road North 45o West 74.Gt perches to
the place of beginning E1cepting. therefrom
one acre and three perehes s5ld and conI eyed
by John s. Crafty and wife to the German
Cemetery Association of 8eilaire, b. deed
dated October 9th, 1863 and Recorded Ap-il 5,
1853 in Record OF Deeds, Vol. AZ, pT 5e IsS TO
which reference is had for tuiI desert ptfon
containing 70 acres, l rood, A perches.
ALso.-The six foot vein OF coal Il nder the
following described premises, situated in the
County Of Belmont State OF Ohio. and bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit: The same
being in Section IS; Township :, Range ., and
beginning at Station |, corner of land lately
owned by Joshl Keyser and B. Alton; thence
North lIl5 East 22.SS poles to the Run, Station
2; thence up the Run North AZ East 80 poles
to Station at the North side of the Road;
thence North 800 East $40 poles toStation to
a Sugar Tree; thence North l2o East 1910 poles
to the Jordan line, Station 6; thenceINorth 4So
West 1926 poles 10 the Section line station Z;
thence West I55.76 poles 10 the Gillis corner
Station {; thence South $50 poles to two Beech
Trees, Station 9; thence South 20]So East 5l.4S
poles 20 South side OF Run near an Elm Tree,
Station 10; thence North 1915 poles to Station
ii; thence East l0l poles to the place of begin
ming, containing l39 acres, roods and % poles.
ErceptiHJ therefrom acres heret ofOre sold by
Robinson keySer to one E. P. Rhodes ont OF
the Southeast corner of said trnct to which
deed reference is here made.
First Tract. Appraised al s20Q0.
Second Tract, do do S9J75.
Terms cash.
y. c. COCHRAN, Sheriff.
of Belmont County, Ohio.
. J. 3. SMITH, Atty.
feb6td
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9lisfellalsnns.

Frs,n oooly 4 Dauohy Advertising s
A. .enfs OF New York.
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Walter Morris. Of Timmonsville, fred
both barrels of his shotgun into drove
Of rice birds, on Wednesday morning
last, and killed ninety.six, besides dis
abling many birds that he could not get.
The Euglish navy is about to discard
the open-necked shirts, which from timo
immemorial have given British sailors
the bronchitis and pneumonia, and
adopt different style Of throttle.
The Hon. Benj amin E. Sessions died
at his residence. in Conwayboro, Horny
County, on the l4,h instant. of typhoid
pneumonia, i'll the fifty eighth year of
h,s age.
The great Ferrara Marshes, in North
crn Italy, 200 square miles in extent, are
to be drained.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

The Cotton States members OF Con.
gress have agreed on new bill 10 refund
the tax on cotton unlawfully collected
1t Is said that the provisions If tho old
bill aro msterially changed, 90 as to care
fully look after the interests OF the plant.
ers and freedmen; in seouripg>t to them
absolutely the return of the cotton tax
which they have paid. This measure
will bring some relief to the South.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

meanwhile, prevails on the field of strife,
and not always is sGcc5ss 70 Sc found on
the sidsof the powerful. as the follow
ing extract from the Calcutta English
man. of Dssembetl1a. rillahoF: 8 :
.'The Intian Public 6gn| Jon Furnishes
MS with tie iolld@ing news from thy
frontiers: "A Bada ShshSSi merchant re
ports the defeat Or thesRussians by the
.Urgapj people to have been the most
bloody and complete, and that the whole
attack on Khiva has completely failed.' /"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

Some young Georgians have been to
Texas and have returned disgusted.
They say that riches are just % deep
down in the ground out there as in Goor-
gia, and that dollar to double itself re.
qu:res just as much nursing. Here is
the evil with many of our young men.
They seek something easy. way OF
making money without labor. It cant
be done. "By the sweat of thy brow"
was the Deity's fat. It cannot be re-
versed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

There are deficiencies IN what is called
at Washington the Department of
Justice" and Attorney. General Will
liams seeks for an appropriation Of $780,
600. to cover them, Year before last,
the expenses Of this department were
1860. 7.35; last year the appropriation
was $4,000, 900, and even this fell short.
But year before last, Grant did not
have to be reelected department of
Justice" indeed Money can't cover it's
Deficiencies.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

SAD AFFA1R-DRATH OF MAJ. GEORG E
A. ALhEN.-About half past 0 O'Clock
yesterday morning, the city was startled
by tho report that Msjur George A. AL
lon, well-known cotton buyer aud citi-
zen OF Augusta, had just been found ly-
ing dead on the reading room couch of
the Augusta Club building. Tho body
lay extended on conch, the rigid flu
gers OF the left hand lightly holding
across his breast a hali-smoked cigar, an
open newspaper resting on his breast.
while his right hand rested on the floor
in pool of blood, partially graspiug u
new tive.chamber repeating pistol, one
chamber of which was found to have
been discharged. The weapon was of q
novel cartridge pattern, short barreled,
but carrying ball almost, il not quite,
equal in size to that Of n navy pistol.
Examination showed that tho ball from
| the pistol had entered The right side Of
the face of Major Allen, about an inch
and half above the ear, producing u
wound from which there was q copious
flow OF blood, and which must huve
caused instant death.
This ead affair ia enshrouded in mys-
terry. The jury returned n verdict thst
tho deceased ''camc to his death from
NcCciFoti Ou LILO >adt uhf OI JAN
nary, 1878. from a pistol shot tiischnrged
by himself, possibly accidentally"
augusta Chronicle and Sentinel.
THE LUNArIcs HArrY.-The Eueninq
Herald says:
The final test Of sincere philanthropy
Is that which presents til material wants
OF Humanity in. the most dis,nterested
form, appealing simply to the better un.
ture of man. In this connection the
action OF the State Treasurer, Hon. +.
Il. Cardozo, deserves especial mention.
While overwhelmed with the claims OF
various kinds which press upon him, he
has not forgotten TO relieve tho neoessi-
ties OF the asylum Tor ths insane, and
thus illustrate that noblest attribute Of
humanity which first and foremost 70.
CARDS tho helpless and unfortunate. In
tho last two weeks. the Superintendent
of the asylum. DR.. Ensor. has been pro-
vided with $60,00D. wl,erewith to pay
of the pressing oIaims against the insti.
tuition. This payment establishes the
credit OF the asylum. and sccures for the
iunatics that kindly care and provision
which our civilization demands.
Judge Thompson II. Cooke opcns
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Judge Thompson H. Cooke opens
court in Anderson OIL Monday next.
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Rip Van Wrinkle.

Washington Irving,s Sketch Book is q
gem in-English literature '.ot purest-ray.
,serone. :'The Wife. I,"Rip vap Winkle,"
'"The Broken Heart" "Westminster
Abbey" and others'of the sketches, are
unsurpassed il tender pathes, delicate
humor and pleasing reflection. conveyed
in style as near faultless- as any writer's
since the time Of Goldsmith. Tonight,
we are to enjoy the exquisite treat Of
delineation by Mr.. Joseph Jefferson of
the simple, good-natured fellow, Rip
Van Winkle, in his losel, vagabondish
ways, hen-peoked domestic experience,
and the strangeness and sadness Of all
things to him, upon awaking and return.
ing, himself changed almost beyond his
own recognition. to his native village,
after slumber in, the Kaatskill Noun
tains, Of q score of years. Rip would
not work, except in shiftless way and
to oblige his friendly neighbors in going
on errands, husking corn and the like.
With them he enjoyed a dubious sort OF
popularity, but he "caught" it worse
than Mr.. Caudle Of homo from Dame
Van Winkle, aud was consequently COM
PEELED mostly to take the outside Of the
house--''the only side which, in truth,
belongs to hen-pecked husband" His
sole domestic adherent, his dog, Wolf
by name, was under similar disabilities.
To escape the labor of the farm and the
olamor OF the mistress, whom they
equally feared and dreaded, poor Rip,
gun in hand, attended by Wolf. often
strayed away from home, and once too
much for man that valued his privilege
of living in this breathing, active world.
The unoonsciousncss of sleep was a
great solaco, no doubt. to. Rip, but his
nap was rather protraoted even for him.
What bsfell him on his trip, both divert
ing and ssddening. how the world looked
upside down to him on his return, &c.,
&C., We shall learn tonight. Prepare
forlaughter. and be ready, too. ito ope
the sacred source of sympathetic tears. u
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Due West Female College.
Meeting Typographical Union, No. 81.
Seibels g. Ezell- Cottage to Rent.
Indian Girl-Clearance Sales.
For Sale-Hurses aud Rice Flour.
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Our evening contemporary criticises
paragraph in the PHOENIX, relntive to
carpet-baggers. We have references lin
the term carpet-baggers) to that GLASS of
stfagglers from tho North who drift
South with the sole intsution Of taking
advantage OF the situation to obtain po-
sition. and where opportunity ofers, to
hioh the hard .eaFnings OF tho people.
Let any man brfag bis brain, muscle or
capital, and use it for his own and tho
general good, and hewill be welcomed.
In. ihia Ne think our eprightly noighbor
will,heartily agree with us.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

Birmingham. Ala, has just elected .
Mayor and Aldermen. The candidate
for the Mayornlty-J. B. Powell-who
was afterwards elected, distinctly de-.
clared himself white mans candidate,
and that he would not serve if any other
than white Board of Aldermen was
elected. He was gratitied There were
$50 votes polled out OF ITO registered
names. This is the first instance of the
kind In the South, it is believed, since
reconstruction. Birmingham is in the
coal region, and is rapidly becoming a
city OF come consequence.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-25

MonfHty, which has, Tor the past two
years, become very popular. and juetly
so, with tho readers of magazines. has
an interesting and instructive table Of
contents. Among others, are articles
entitled "The Tehauntspec Canal" 'In
and Around Bangkok" Little Miss
Frere, "a Court Ball ut the Hague"
"Tbe Sans Rafael Phalanstery," lone
Phase OF the Married Question" "How
Men Learned to Analyze the Sum-"
"Borrow wing as Social Science" cart
at the Capital" "An Archaeological
Breakfast" New York-Soribner 6 Go.
"rhs Strange Adventures OF a Pbs.
ton. is the quaint title of q novel by
VIM. Black, author Of ''Lovo or Mar
ringe," etc., for copy Of which We arc
Indebted 10 Mr.. Dufie It is published
by Mcssrs. Harper & Brothers, New
York. Copies will be sent by mail ut the
prico of the volune-75 cents. All the
othor productions OF this author have
becn we'll received, and we doubt not but
this will prove equally attractive.
>~>.>>-.~>1,- o------
PHGS11IANA.-A large family party
All Of us.
A tidy sort of tree is spruce fir.
Grass that can't be expected to grow
struight is evidently rye grass.
Tho editor of a Northampton (Mass
paper, i'll publishing some original poe
try, cordially admits that he is no judge
OF the article, but likes to publish it be-
cause it pleascs the authors.