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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-11-30

FouH horses, saddled. md brldled,
passed out Commerce street. yesterday
afternoon, NJ full speed, AZ no one
appeared 10 follow them, II h supposed
that they must have broken oul OF
some Enclosure, aud being acquainted
with the way home, were using their
legs 10 reach their respective harus ly
Sunday
a murE kicked woman out ofN
house u short distance north OF Pul1a
garden yesterday, and injured hereo
bud that she had TO be carried Into her
house by two hoys, children ofaomo
neIghbors. Tho boys refused to report
the matter to the police, M they were
afraid Of the yongcnce of the woman's
husband,
Mr.. McQuEEN, formerly Of TIlElIER-
AID job Office, returned from u brief
visit TO Shreveport last night He gives
melancholy verbal llmnlng0fihe nl-
pearanco of the bllghted city, but says
that here aud thcre'somo green spots In
the dcaolatlon begin to give promise Of
"rcturnlng spring" to our sharply
chnstened nelghbor
TINS Is Sunday. Church oh0rsls
who have been IN the habit Of playing
cards during the sermon, should
sit as far back from the front Of the
gallery as possible, as In case ofa'lols-
understanding IN the course Of tie
game, the purity who h licked might
fall over the gallery and disturb the
mp Of some attendant. D."
ONE reason why good domestic help
IL difficult 10 get IN this city M reason
able compensation, Is because some
fools insist upon paying house cooks
fifteen dollars per month, who don't
know any more how to hroil n beef
steak or bike y palaiable roll than our
hat knows how to skin ~ eel,
UNHAPPY consequences have been
known to result from pulling hairs out
of II horses tail when the temper Of the
animal did not accord with your own,
A gifted niger tried it up on Elm
street, near the Junction bakery, yes
terday, and we eau not recall an Inv
stance wherein quicker passage was
made from one side Of the street to the
other than that made by that singular
African.
THE property owners and residents
on Elm street, in juXtaposition TO that
disgraceful pool Of water, are bitter IN
their denunciation Of the official neg
lect that permits such an outrage to
stand uncorrected We heard gen
tlemnn the other day of capital and
character, who talks Of investing and
making his residence in this city, on
observing this pool Of water, question
the propriety of living or emborklng
means in u city that would permit
such nuisance to stand twenty-four
hours.
10. G. Mcconnell, ut his two stores
on Elm street, nearly opposite Adams
x Lconalds new bank building, and
on the west side Of the square, next TO
Clark 4 iiryan's--is receiving and
opening one of the most extensive and
complete stocks Of hardware, ever of
fered in this market which he pro
poses to sell at low down prices for
cash. He is the sole agent in this city
for all Of the castings of the justly cele-
brated Kelly foundry, of Jefferson,
Texas. These castings are made of
superior iron, and extra heavy, and
particularly is such the case with the
cook and heating stoves. We advise
all in need of hardware to call on our
frinpn In n NnEnnnalI
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ppait'a Atrial OIL.

Absolutely snfo. P0rloply GdorloR. Al
ways uniform, Illuminating power superior
10 gus, Buns la any lRmp Without langGl
Ol exploding or lglying hTt Manufactured
expressly ~ tnkn the place Of volatile ANA
dnlIgernils oils, III suh'ty lndor rVnlSl posi-
bic faei nLd lts pc. ftet burning qualities are
proved 10y rs continued uap ia OyoriDODU
families.
Millions 0f gallons hnyo been sold and no
accident, dilrclly or Indirectly, luH over nc-
Tho immrnRn yearly lusstO lifoUnd property
resulting rom tho uaO Ol rlonp ana 0Nuaul-
our oils ~ lln United States lspppuliinP,
The Insurance companies hnl ire rpminls.
slOnrrs throughout lhc country lnpomniolli
ID Astral rs lllo bNsl hnloplam whrrc lainh
nI0 ilSd. sehl Tor circular
For sllle NJ rpinll by the trade generally,
nnd at wholesale by the prOpriclolh,
ClIAS, PRATT 4 %.
lOl9SGmw los Fulton street, Now YORK,
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philp W0rleih wholesale nni retail deal'
" IN rlanos and Orgaus onioo Hnd Halea
rooms Nns, 1910 narpnne street, Sow Or
Ieuns, Qualities bolior p1oes lowor and
terms more favorable than Rtnny oHablHli-
ment south, Largo sales lullF attest these
stAlemonlr Pianos sold on payments ~
sla Oand so pnr month II pmfrnd' Phllp
Wernin's h tho nldogt music house. aud also
tho largest piano aud organ house In Now
Orleans One-lourll, million copies sheet
music nf Hll kinds, send Tor price list and
GutulOmie,
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Jon WORK.

We have the facilities aud Oh" work.
men 90 do ~ good work, and ~ ~
Low rntes. ~ can he done anywhere
and VS. mean 20 do H. Bring Your
ZINE Job worh 20 TIIR DAILY HER
AIN OFFICE. Corner Elm md Hons
ton streets. Oh
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That hnr saddle and tMpplngs Is TO be rof-
fled for NJ the Bon Ton Billiard Pnrlor, Mum
street, tonight, Prof Dayton's finc Thealor
oroDnsira VA be IA ATTENDANCE. This mag
nlncent plucc has already Interpolation of
keeping the nnc,t liquors and cigars In the
city, 2jOllt
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IIuTCIIIss.
Town Lots for sale.

Twelve lots lone block on the principal
gNU bualneas street OF ihetown Of HuiohinS, on
The Central Railroad, In Dallas county for
sale AT low prices. Apply TO
ashraa ynbrI b JOHN w.sWINDELLS,
ivIbdtft Herald once
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2iidiw

In eases of sickness. where u stimulant is
required, be sure and use Old Petrie Whisky.
BOGEL & RIDDLE,
2Hdlw Wholesale Agents.
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For Sale.

Comfortable dwelling House on Ryan
street, containins four rooms. Building new.
IL not sold before December /, will be rented
for three or six months. Apply TO
2iidtd J. A. WORK.
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nr;cl. stor, Horeo for Ron,

King has always on hand the best of wines
and liauors 10 suit his euslomers. 2lIdam
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MARRIED.

SELF-CARTER.-M by Rev. W. II.
Scales, on the evening of the 18th inst. at the
residence of Colcncl Carter, In the city Of
Dallas, Mr.. a. l.. Self and Miss Hildah Car
ter.
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90 10 tho King House saloon for tho beHl ol
cigars, wlnos and liquors. 2l1dlm
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Always keep II bottle Of the Ola le.ric
Whisky In your house; II is fully guaranteed
to be strictly pure and ofthe highest trade.
BOGEL& RIDDLE,
2Hdlw Wholesale Agents,
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two good residences In this olly lmmo'
dinto possession given
ljO-dtf srEA0ALL&CO,
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NOTICE.
Mr.. w. II. sparkle,

tn iof Shreveport Is our authorized agent for
that city, to whom parties desiring to ndvor'
vse In orsubscribe for TmE HERALD are re-
specially referred
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Y n Tne wen Known property known as the
ipnssC,rutehfield House,"

In tho city OF Dallas, Is offered at private
sale. For TERMS inquire Of
bliNfsVlaN ui.f.1 IN GEO. W. BAYLOR or
H1A3'ii POI .'it Jas. o. CRUrCHFIELD.
Dallas, Nov. %, 1879 HOdif
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franklin & Penn are receiving new goods
every day.
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The store house now occupied by the under.
signed. Also. tue front office up stairs In the
same building, formerly occupied by Field 4
Nowlan.
l7Sdtf PRATHER & MURPHY.
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Our iirst-class bars are supplied with the
Old Petrle whisky. II is perfectly pure and
of the highest Crude. Try IT,
BOGEL 4 RIDDLE,
2iidiw Wholesale Agents.
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FalT Dealing

We want your confidence and your patron
age. The best way TO get both Is to make
ourselves worthy Of them. no that end we
will work and wait II
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without exception, the Old retrie Is the
healthicst and best stIlnulant In existence,
BoCEL & RIDDLE,
2iidiw Wholesale Agents.
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY

s'aoIYE FOR Sale.
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2illw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-18

pENNsyLvANIA RAILROAD "
Trains leave New York, from foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortandt streets, as follows
Express Harrisburg, Plttsburg the West and South,
with Pullman Palace Ears attached, $50 A. NJ, and
s:aopM. sunday. s s3oP; n
Express for Philadelphia g. o. 30 A. NJ; IL 40 Ia ST.
o.U r. NJ, and u night Sunday, 80 and or N.
Tor Philadelphia via K'ensng,ep, q a. w. 2am N.
re sSwsss s' ssS Sd 81. 10 so SS SIS
sioa SO T'Ss 70, aio nso 7. NJ and l. night.
FOR Ehzsbsth, 8. S 7!o. $40 q y, illi:ioA:M n,
@ S liz ~ H. ssi = night X
i sGT sssw5 ssS lis S is, 81 ss asa j. $50 ST.
$40. 10 r NJ, and Y night sunday. 5 20 and =. N.
Fer wocSSr da s All rsrth Am'oy sand 10 NJ ="
For New Brunswick, IA. NJ, lsM,ls 3. 4lo, $40. 8,
or. NJ, and - night sunday. and 9P N.
FOR East Millstone.7 A: NJ. IL 81, 10 and 10 PM
For LaInbortvic and Pennington, "a. N. and 2P. NJ.
For Philiipsburg and Belviderc, land Tsp n.
For SeP Freehold i%S y 7s NJ 81 81. NJ. asna.P
For Jsme,burg PsmbcTtcn and Camden, A. NJ and via
Trains arrive as foiows.From Pttsburg, $50 A. NJ, l,
ss M daily los and sss Il Nj daily en-
AN, 6s, l0:isP. ~. sunday, go a. NJ. From Phila.
delpha, 5:22 "a, 1915. II 06 IL IS NJ, 2ih 403 45a
SO 5aS.ssa io'is r ~ Sunday, S'ss ESQ., u !" M
Tiekss 1 orices ss ass III and ~ Broadway, No
Fmisrs.i q fsi once No. battery place novn
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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CUSARD LINE. nor,cv
With the view Of diminishing the chances Of collision,
the OF this line will honceforth take specified
course for all seasons Of the year. sI- IT III
On the Outward Passage from Queenstown to New York
or Boston, crossing meridian OF 50 at 43 lat nothing
the north OF A. s n. E4@
On the Homeward Passage crossing the meridian OF 50
ct q lat. nothing to the north OF Il
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8C ALBANY AND TROY. BY DAY LINE BOATS O.
az. viBBARD and DANIEL DREW-Leavc vestry
street pier At 80 NJ, and Twenty third street. north
Erie ferry sts landing at yonkers TarrytowI and
TyeL Gs,skiIl and Hudson: Connecting Tor ali points
wsss nna kcvth. Trip tickets TO West Point Cornwall
~ newoyrH. returning same day, 81.
rouce change OF uptown landing
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

4 FTERNOON BOAT FOR NEWBuRG POUCH
"A kecpsc. Rondout and Kingston. landing ut Cozzens',
West Point Cornwall, New Hamburg and Milton-The
MARY POWELL from vestry street. pier 3d. every AFTER
noon at 5 30 O'Clock.
NITIzEN's LINE FOR TRoY-PAsSAGE 81 ImTHE
" elegant steamboats, SUNNYSIDE and POWELL
leave pier 10 North River foot OF Leroy street. daily
Saturdays exceptedl at o'clock connecting With
Central and Troy and Boston railroads for a points
ga Lake George and Montreal. Through tickets sold
and baggage chcck cd TO destination.
JOSEPH CORNELL, superintendent
(NATsKILL DAILY LINE, FROM PIER IS FRANKLIN
~ street.-The floating palace NEW CHAMPION leaves
Monday, Wed sday and Friday, at r. NJ for Catskl
Greek. Palace steamer ANDREW HARDER leaves op.
poste days. SIP. NJ, for Catskili Point.
via Newport and Fall River.
The world renowned steamers BRISTOL and PROvI
DENCE leave pier % North River foot OF Murray street,
daily Sundays included) at N: Halls Band Is en-
gagged for the season. A. p. BACON, Superintendent
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.~--~----~~--.~-- EXCURSIONS.
TN % JuLy.-ThE rInarYxa ~. ,,.,,r
6or soon ieaure ~ % chavered or the lth II applied
" ~ o0sto. loot NJ Franklin airast
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MACHINERY. My
CTEEL WORKS FOE sALE-TOGETHRR On IN ~Ofs;
- Trans of Rolls, Steel Hammers, BoiieFA kusfnes,
Lathes Blowers, ShaftIng, Furnaces, &C.
- JOHN STUART. 1874 Broadway.
WE GUARANTEE SAVING OF so PER CENT IN
w fuel by attaching Ellis vapor engine TO any high
pressure steam engine now running: Haskns Machine
Company, Is Cortlandt street. New York.
= 80 D. r. DAVIS, Agent.
VxyANTED-A LIGHT PULLEY. EIGHT FEET DIAM
w eter inch face. inch bore cheap for cash new
hand Address DAVIS. machinery yard 10 to
LA Hudson street. Jersey City.
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TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
IL every Tuesday, Thursday and Saurday-The Old
nomini2n Steamship Company WI ds;ps!oh, from pier
Commander, for Norfolk City Point and Richmond,
Thursday, June 10, at r. NJ. giving through bills Of lad
ing all points South and Southwest Through
ger tickets issued to all points Accommodations rn;
Greenwich street, corner Of Dey
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANIES NAIL
STkAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAvKE,
CALLING AT BREST
The splendid vessels on this avore route for the Con
tnen VIII sail from pier No. 81 North River as follows
ST: LAURENT, Lemaire. Saturday July I?
WILLIE DE PARIS. Saturday, July 70
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD Qncuding wine)
~ TO BREST OR HAvRE,
First Cabin, yl23: Second CABIN, SIS
Excursion Tickets At reduced rates
These steamers do not carry steefage passengers
American travellers going TO or returning from the
Continent q Europe BY taking this line. ayoit both
transit by English railway and the discOmorts
pense. GEORGE MACKENZIE. Agent s. Broadway,
NOrE-Railroad Tickets between Paris and Vienna At
reduced rates
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN For southampton and Bremen.-The steamship
HANSA, Captain f. Brickensten, will sail Wednesday,
June l8 at ~ M from Bremen pier, foot Third street,
@. Ernst on Saturday, June2 81.
Rates OF passage to London, Havre and Bremen,
able in gold or its equivalent In currency.
arst SSC
cr 80 . =; ~
Agents, No. Bowling green.
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per cent wishing dispose Of the same, meet
Il and TO B. G PRE- so0TT Isl Broadway, room Also
nice little place in the outskirts OF Brooklyn. worth
about $4,000 wanted for cash.
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A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE. NEAR
IA Tivoli, overlooking the Hudson, and uncqualed
views Of the Cat.kill 80 acres Of land in high
state of cultivation mansion faced brick and brown
stone, 81 by 50 cet basement. with French long
piazzas IS rooms finished In walnut and oak; walls tres
hot and cold water &c coach house and stables
% by % feet; farm house farm barn and Al other out
buildings in proportion: private dock, with 4O ieet water
grant; III TACT everything complete will AXE House be-
Tween Twcntyth and Fortysecond streets and Madison
ment Apply to HENRY 7. COFFIN. IS Park row, base
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PROPERTY OUT of THE CITY FOR
SALE OR To RENT.


A LII WANTING FARMS.-FOR SALE-TO FARMERS,
n gardeners and farm laborers from the OLD Country
Good Farm Lands, virgin SOIL at SIS on six
years credit. The soil is good productive loan,
the great markets New York and Philadelphia by rail-
when partly planted to fruit From this locality
from any other place Of equal area in the United states
roads, stores SCHOOLS and MANUFACTURES Female mem.
straw sewing shoe work button making clothing work
farmers have settled and are prSsper3us Numbers Of
Farming more pr9ataSethan West on ssceunt Of the
doors from West street. New York Papers containing
full Information will be sent free OF charge.
A VALUABLE CORNER PROPERTY FOR sALE-oN
"A the Harlem Railroad ~ mics from New York; salts
factory given for selling: easy. Address
PROPRIETOR, box s. Post ONCE, Katonah, N Y.
AN ELEGANT FARM OF s5 ACRES. LIGHTLY
"A mortgaged, on Harlem Railroad. near city, to ex-
change for Brooklyn House. Address Immediately
GREAT BARGAIN Herald Office
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE. NEAR BY. FOR
"A SALE u positive bargain-The owner wants money
and Il obliged to raise immediately the house in SPLEEN
did grounds everything desrable will be sold
S8500 only Sa0U0 cash wanted: tho place cost over
$4,000; speculation for agents trWders
need apply. Address BARGAIN, Herald Uptown Branch
Office.
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]. Eevers, Congestion, Indamnatians. . 25
2. Worms, Worm Fever Worm Cole . Is
;. Crying-Colicso or Teethiugof Inikrfs. = IS
4. Diarrhea, OF Children or Adults IS
s Dysentery, Gripping, Bilious Colie, IS
s Cholera-MorbuS, Yomiting, -. IS
!. Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Is
s. Neuralgia, Ioothaeha, Faosaeha,s I. IS
9. Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. . Is
10. Dyspspa1a, Bilious Stomach, = -. Is
II. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, Is
y. whites, too Profuse Periods, IS
IS. Group, Cough, DI4lcult Breathing 80. IS
"A. salt Rheum, Erysipelas, EruptionS, IS
IS. RheumRtisIn, Rheumatic Pains. i. IS
l6. Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Agues, 50
". Piles, blind OF b.eeding,r. - -. so
Is. Ophthalny, and SoFe or Weak Eyes, 50
-. Catarrh, acute or chronic, Inhuenza, !. %
20. VFhooping g-CouZh, Violent coughs, 50
q. Asthuna, Oppessad Bfeatlnn9, -. 90
p. Ear Disc hRrges, impaired hearing, %
q. SerofuIa, enlarged glands, SWsllinss, . 50
"a. General Debility, Physieai Weakness. 50
Is. Dropsy and scanty Secretions. 80
Is. Sea-Siclxnsas, sickness trivia Edile, 60
q. Hidney-Disease, Gravel. 60
g. Nervous Debility, Seiaiaal N'saSaes4
or involuntary discharges, -. = ! 90
%. Sore Mouth, Cunker, so
so. Urinary YVeaknr -, Fetting the bed, 1. 50
81. Painful Periods, with Spas1ns, 20
-. Disease OF Heart, palpitations, etc.. ] co
IS Epflepsey, Spasnns, 81. Nitas, Dsrea ! %
81. Diphtheria, ulcernted sore th1oati 30
IS. Chronic Congextions and Kruptions, 50
.Vfn1a rn4fzI fl,rcarl< "a ~ AMI = o1 On
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A Spunky wife.

A middle aged farmer and his wife
were enjoying the winter evening
costly together, when the conversa-
ton turned on religious matters, as
described in the Bible, which the man
had opened before him.
"Wife, (" said the farmer, 1--WE been
thinking what happy society Solomon
must have had in his day, with so
many wives, ETC., as is. here repre-
sented.u .i
HIndeed!" replied the wife, some
what miffed, "yOu had better think of
something else, then. A pretty Solo
mon you would make, truly; you can't
take proper care of one wife. What
q figure you would cut then, with .
dozen wives, and all of them as 1
am ?"
The farmer took his hat and went to
| the stable to feed the cattle for the
night.
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The story of the supposed murder
of Russell Calvin, ut Manchester, VT,
in 1872, and his re-appearanee there
eight years later, has recently been re-
vived in some of the papers. Itseems
that on the night of May 10, 1872, a
young farmer named Russell Calvin
disappeared from Manchester, leaving
q wife and one or two children. His
disappearance was utterly unaeeOunt-
able, and it continued to be the theme
of vague theOriZing until the Summer
1873, when IA farm T chaneed to plOW
Up some mOuIdy and half deeayed
bones, AMONG which was large
pocket knife. Some one identified
this as the property Of the brOther-in-
law OF the missing man, named Ste
phen BOOrn. This circumstance re-
called the mystery, and suspicion
quickly arose that BOOrn had murder
ed Calvin. And Stephen BOOru and
his brother Jesse were arrested. The
trial came OFF in November, and re-
suited in the conviction OF both, who
were sentenced to be hanged. Jesse,
the younger brother, setuated by the
hope of executive elemeney, confessed,
after the sentence, that he and his
brother killed Calvin, and buried him
at the place where his bones were
found. The. expected clemency was
not withheld, and Jesse's sentence was
commuted to a life imprisonment,
while Stephen was warned to prepare
for death. But an unexpected deliver
ance awaited him. On the 29th Of
December Calvin returned to Man
chester, well and hearty, having been
discovered by an advertisement. In
stead OF icing murdered, he had SIM
ply wandered off in 4 crazy freak-he
was at best half lunatic-and find
ing comfortable quarters in New Jer-
sey, had remained there through all
the years in which his family had
been busily mourning his death.
Both brothers were at once released,
and Jesse went to Ohio, where he was
soon arrested for counterfeiting, and
died in State prison.
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Power of an Az.

The other day I was holding a man
by the hand-a hand as firm in its
outer texture as leather, and his sun
burnt face was as inflexible as pareh-
ment; he was pouring fourth TRADE
of contempt on those who complain
that they have nothing to do, as an
excuse for becoming idle loafers.
Said ], "Jeff, what do you work at?"
"Why" said he, 81 bought an ak three
years ago that cost me three dollars.
That was all the money had. went
to ehopping wood by the cord. Ihave
done nothing else, and have earned
more than 5000; drank no grog, paid
no doctor, and have bought me little
farm in the Hoosier State, and shall
be married next week to q girl that
has earned 500 siIce she was eighteen.
My old ak 1 shall keep in the drawer,
and buy a new one to cut wood with.
After left him / thought to myself,
"that AK and no grog.n They are the
two things that makes man. How
small a capital-how sure Of success,
with the motto, "No grog." And then
q farm and wife, the best OF all.
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y. e. B5TD. J. II. RIDGKLY.
BOYD d RIDGELY,
TrORNEYs AT LAW, Thin, Ohio. Of
a nee over Huss' Book store, opposite
Lhs Court House.
=A AsE. -, Is7l. efr
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Chinese Proverbs.

The ripest fruits grow on the rough
est wall:
It Is the smsiT wheels of a wagon
that come in first.
The man who holds the ladder al
the bottom is frt rtquently Of more ser
vice than he who is Stationed at TIE
top.
The turtle, though brought in at the
back gate, takes the head OF the table.
Better be the cat in the philanthro-
pists family than the mutt0n-pie at
the kings table.
The learned pig does not learn his
letters in a day.
True merit, like the pearls inside Of
an oyster, is content to remain quiet
until it finds an opening.
He who leaves early gets the best
hat.
Pride sleeps in a giliei crown; con-
tentment in ! cotton nighteap.
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-07-10

According to the Pal IlaH Gazette,
the working men VI fEngland are COM
ing to the United States and Canada
this summer in swarms. The exodus
from Liverpool promises to be the
largest on record. The number of in
tending emierants which daily reach
that city is 50 great that the lodging
house keepers find it difficult to ac-
eOmmOjate them, and the eOnss-
.quence is that large numbers have to
be temporarily lodged until such times
as vacancies occur in the customary
lOdging-hOuses.