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rhsysos.-The University Medfcines-
psred & and chemically pre-
80. university place, New York CITY Dowu,osv,s
Agency huDNUFs, Herald Building zig Broadwav
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Prices Re-
duced, circulars sent and information given We soLi
the Sgn prize in the drawing of April e.
j. II. MARTINEZ 90, Bankers. 10 Wall street.
Post Office box 4,6s5, New York.
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Live md Let Live, se+~.+s
corner Fulton street and Broadway Soft Shell Crabs
specially Oysters Chops &C. served in first
SANDY SPRINGER.
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PORTO RICO.
Tho Right Of Public Asscmblage Granted to the
People.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

SAN JUAN, June 4, 1878.
Captain General Primo de Rivera has promul-
gated law permitting the people to assemble for
all lawful purposes without interference from the
authorities.
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CHOLERA.
Clean Bill Of Health from the Banks Of the
Danube
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, June !. 1873.
The cholera has disappeared from tue country
adiacentt 70 the Danube.
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AUSTRIA AND RUSSIA.
The Gar Bids Farewell to His Apostolic Maj
esty.
TELEGRAM To.THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, June 7, 1873.
His Imperial Majesty the Gar Alexander OF
Russia and the Czarowitz left this city to-day. re-
turning directly TO the Russian capital,
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DIN Account of the Purity and Mellow
nes OF the CENTU RY WHISkEYS they rapidly sup
planting all other brands. Ask yonr druggist grocer
them.
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Herald Special Report from the
Capital Of the Republic.
The Congressional Session Adjourned and Citi-
zen Anticipation Of General Election.
AMERICAN RAIL WAY PROJECTS LAID OVER
The Law Against Foreigners in
Force.
TELEGRAM TO TIE NEW YORK HERALD

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in Matamoros:-
MATAMoRos, June g. 1873.
Special dispatches addressed to the HERALD
have been received here from Mexico City
The advices bear date of the 4th inst.
The Mexican Congress has adjourned.
AMERICAN RAILWAY INTERESTS.
Neither of the American railroad projects
has passed the Legislative body.
ELECTORAL ANTIcIpATIoNs.
new Congress will be elected at an early
day.
THE LAW AGAINST FOREIGNERS.
The law authorizing the expulsion of
foreigners is now being enforced in accordance
with the provisions of the act.
The United states Minister at His POST
Foreign Ecclesiastics Expr1led-Budget
Deficiency and Treasury Inactivity
Attempt mt Arson and Murder.
CITY or MEXICO, June I, 1873
Mr.. Foster the new American Minister arrived
here on the 9th ut.
CLERGYMEN ExPEILED
The foreign priests who were held In custody
have been expelled from the country the govern
ment styling them as spernicious foregners.n The
American Minister interfered in behalf OF two
naturazed Irshmen. but President Lerdo de Te
jada refused to allow them to remain. The arrest
OF these priests is considered clear indication OF
the unwIngness of the President to protect the
Church party. President Lerdo has hitherto been
considered as having a leaning in favor OF the
priests
The journals here are warmly discussing the
matter OF their expulsion.
Three sick foreign priests were allowed to re-
main temporarily, upon giving bonds that they will
leave the country Immediately upon their recovery
The nuns found an asylum in private houses.
Nearly all OF Them are very old.
TREASURY DEFICIT.
The former budget has again been voted. II con-
tains largo deficit and no steps were taken to
cover it.
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE UNABATED.
The Minister of Improvement presented con-
tract signed by Nj. Plumb and the government for
the construction of a railroad from the capital to
the Rio Grande, and also to the Pacific.
THE MINT.
Congress has passed an act directing the recoin-
age at the mlnts Of old eagle dollars
ARSON AND ATTEMPT AT MURDER.
An attempt was made to fire the powder mills at
the capital. but was frustrated by director who
discovered and extingushed lighted slow match
leading to the laboratory. The incendiaries fired
upon the director.
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=. q. p. Brandy, 81 per Gallon, 81 80
per bottle old mellow. rcliable entire invoice secured
Al half IL value good sound Carets 81 50 TO $50
Depot Of Pleasant Valley Wine Company's still and
sparkling Wine pure and whOleson
'r'' b. KIRK co. 60 Fulton street.
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Rupture md Physical Determines
succe s-fullv treated nj MARSH X CO.'S No vesey
street Also six ELASTIC BELTS and STOc KINGS.
ANKIETS KNEE CAPS. Lady attendant
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Is19-Established 1s49.-(s. Rauchfuss,
Wignaker and importer OF human Hair, NO. "A East
Twelfth street. near Broadway, New York.
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A.-foilak's Uptown HIeerscha~-
pairing and boiling. -"e>
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A LIST OF THE NEW BOOKS.


"BETsEY AND ARE OUT
A Thanksgiving story in verse, ~ Mrs $ Emerson,
embods ing The famous ballad Besey and Are out"
The and touching poems with which this remark
ae sssnrng f aS sss 'nn m 1f
Out Is creating an enormous SAFE ior tn
sSs Tes sap and Sas Whc bet
ter than 'Betsey and Are Out"
PURPLE AND FINE LINEN p.,,
A bold original new mover, oy Eugar f"WceN-
- Handsomely bound price VI 10
OLIVER TWIST
The second volume Of Carleon's, New illustrated Ed
"ovcr Twst'-are ready, to be followed by one
volume month gn al II are ne g Or Dick
ems has from the taken its stand at the head Of all
ohe smd cnesae IN be the u hana anu
edition issued either in this country or Err9pe
per volume.
ROMANCE OF THE RAIL
4 capital book by the famous Western Railroad
budget OF humorous and pathetic sketches rhymes 70.
waness Anecdotes incidents and stories
=. Price, 81 80.
BOOK or EpIrApHs
volume Of light reading on grave subjects; so,a@
sneuasy interesting ttle work. - Price, 81 %.
MARK GILDERsLEEvE
ter hey Re jam A%e T saa1 nSse Prisc
crrFeoRp rRouP
novel o. ss;essSs ~ xrs ws% S RI
sa-h an eaoTnoas sao last year = Esice'si 20.
KENNETH NY King
Aso99ls1 ;5 nsy 9sv' y "''' same = '''SA ~
These books ore beautifully printed and bound SOD
syerywnss-aaa cns Sos's reS, sn srs''p'
VI p'''S = Madison square, New York
aSss I a. rs' Isxss j. sasssss.roo, sew York.
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Remedy-kecomm ended by Emincme
physicians In all diseases o. BLADDER kidneys Dron;cx
swelling and Kindred Complaints ia male or femais
hEARNEf'S EXTRACT BuCHU, a sterling diuretic.
thousands testify 10 its efficacy single trial bottle will
convince OF the inferory OF other $50 called buchuss
sold by druggists At 81 per bottle.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Religious federation in Guatemala.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

HAVANA, June 4, 1873
Advices from Guatemala to May 80 state that the
President has issued decree granting religious
liberty in the State. number OF Protestant
churches will be erected
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Horace Waters 4 Son, 4sI, Broadway,
have some 200 first class Pianos. concerto anaf
cabinet Organs to let In city country. tor sale
instamcns cash. at greatly reduced prices during
this month.
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CUBA.

A Spanish Commander Killed in Battls-Govern-
ment Call on the Slave Owners. ..
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The Spring Crusade Against HOus hold
insects is ia full blast. Armed with nask OF KNOWLES
INSECT DESTROYER the matrons OF the land are doing
their whole duty KNOWLES BELLOWS, 81.
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Peerless shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Drawers,
Sears. Ties. Crayats Bathing suits, dc
UNION ADAMS d CO.. 637 Broadway
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Mosquito Nets-Patent Adjustable, froaa
s. 10 upwards. Dealers supplied
q. l.. kelly CO., TIA Broadway.
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A GARD.

SO soon ~ the management became satisfied that all
OF the Third Gin Concert for the benefit of
the Public Library wonb he SOLD they aside s50coo
~ special deposit the Farmers aud Drovers Bank,
Tuesday July s. as the dav which the concert aud
drawing should positively aud unequivocay come or
are 50 rapidly going of by mail to all parts OF
the country that there is no longer doubt "a TO the
position Of the last one them. Arrangements
completed for a uIi drawing Jaiy aud the payment OF
all the gifts without discount beginning July H. Every
thing has been done 10 insure fair distribution OF the
gifts and TO satisfy all reasonable ticket holders.
Yet the distribution by lot OF half a million
OF money among the ticket holders is Of
such magnitude aud such an unprecedented
event that the managemcr, have determined to place
chosen representative, hist how ,traighfout dsrib
ton money by lot Is conducted The ueketholders OF
BY chosen representatives IN the Public Library
Han, at Louisville. ky Tuesday July at twelve
70 act in conjnnr non with the committee appointed BY
the trustees whose duty IT will be to see that all The
distribution l. over the great wheel containing
drawn tags Will be placed in the hands THIS join!
as e whether all the tcssis s2d sry
III ns fvhIi Library Ky ana Manager 1in Concert
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 1873 80 an. :. 49,.
Tickets may be ordered from the home office or rom
THOMAS II. HAYS h CO.. 6ll Broadway. view YORK.
A.-P0pulnr Hats.-Espe nsc held seems
e by instruct he taste o. fgnng Ms ,,Sin
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A.-Eau Ang~iique, for the Teeth and
Gums BIsGOTINE FOOD Tor infants, DEILUC Co,
Broadway the sole propristors aud maruactur
crs Paris Agents. RoHERfs 4 CO.. Place Vendome
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H.-Dutcher's Dead Shot for Bed Rwna.
Certain Death to the yermin
Kills touch, destroys and nests roots them ,us
Use and sleep in peace Zpeents and 50 IAxru
bottles the cheapest. -
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A.-Who Wants q Hat! G0to DOuGnu,
j02 Nassau corner Of Aun street
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new ELASTiu TRUSS Is matt rctains the rupture "a
Is and in comfort nght AMI day I'LL cured never dis
placed Sold eaeap by FnE Elastic TRUSS .,M.
PANY, No. 6,i Broadway Of Amity sstect, New
Ypgk city "-Brooklyo ksae, June 7, iN1
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Attention, Ladies! - Tho Celebrated
FRENCH PANSy CORSET IL made expressly for g. {
DEvIN I'M Broadway. near Twenty-ninth street
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.s1,ltk AMEnirAs sUlLDE.,r PLANS, ELhVA-
u6as and details % 4 year ,,y.s
-uiIAa n LhKKl, a. MURRAY 'ssrecI sew YorN'
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SPAIN.
The Carlist Report Of tho Capture Of Irun Pro-
nounced Canard- General velarde's Resig-
nation-Army Kutiny and Its Conse-
), quences-The Provisional Gov
]. eminent Of Figueras
Terminated.
TeLeeaAms 70 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

LUNDUNt June Y 1873.
Madrid despatch contradicts the Carlist report
from Bayonne OF the capture of Irun.
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A-pouuymr held Seems

understand bv INSTINCT The taste o. fUUhN NIrLct
His Seal DRESS HAT TOR this season y e most taking
al siege ali day long The three.fold Influence OF ee.
gance excellence and quality Is irresistible
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Iheso hooks ore beautifully printed and bound Sola
ncr-ant sent hy malt poSage tree on reccipt
Of price by O. W. CARLETON co, Publishcrs
" p' Madison square, New YORK
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KENNETH. NY KING. =
ch.ynanr new novel ~ Miss Sallie A. Brock, Of Viz
ziuta - Price. 81 70
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PURPLE AND FINE LINEN.
A bold and original new novel, oy Eugar faWceu-
- Handsomely bound; price Vi %.
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A new novel Of absorbing interest by Mrs Wesfmo
n.h an enorn,,,as saio last year. - Price. 81 10
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-22

SHAM, AND Snow, AND 6.1l
over the country, in town or Z.
there are symptoms of the az.
the lever of a most pueuie' n.'-I
the effort to cope with i'
ranks just above us in the '-'',-
if we cannot cope, to initiate.
If the great man of the VIZ
New York and euvieS ms me-.
rugs, which he cannot buy =
with a cheap Turkey carpes- =, =
poorer neighbors throw ASIDE = /,
pets which their mothers Gu. Z
and cover their floors Win -
sells, which Is a fluffy, dirty l's
of the year, and has carried es
bright colors, their st-I-res
money. Look at the crown
filling the street cars at seven
ing, and, for one that : i.l".
dressed, as lady would 'e ~ =
you will find a dozen fIayed anooi
while the head, which Nh'as .s
counter, is heaped high w.
braids, and heavy earrings
pearls or glass rubieS aaAsy
Every class of American sgo..'. u (.
the fictitious splendor Of gas - Is
glitter, ana noise, instead q
and quiet.
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ALAYMAN's GRACE.-A w. W..
friend tells a good joke on MI N /
tr-ated by a little three yesL u, ~.
the family" She is the on-tl my t,5f !
that has twined itself around .is n
affections of himself ana va
evenings since a minister We y
Iy and remained until after .5'. :, =,
bic the reverend visitor as, ASK -, u. ,rs
and the little one opened h5, 5.-o... !. !.
fullest extent in startled "oIu3 Sa3 II
could not understand what haj .i.s
and it was with great perst!.,'t- a.
mother conld keep her que NJ
time thev were at the taps tabs, mis-
left it She walked up TO the s,t n h
whom she had formed q CIV
and said: the tSs
,sWhat did You say al '-''
we commenced eating led Cd
'My little darling, l tl.aH~tt l aSt, $ 4
goodness in giving rs 70 -
might grow and be strong
"PaPa don't say that, s,y.
esWhat does your papa .;,,;. -; r55
sPapa says, 'GOdlemiSH'"
per r'F-L6trsH Courier.
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EBENSB SBU
CIGARS and Tobaccos.

Blank Books, Deeds, Notes ana Bonds; Cap,
Post, Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arnold's Writing
Fluid, Black and Red Ink, Pocket and Pass
Books. Magazines. Newspapers. Novels, HistO-
ries. Bibles, Heligiaus, Prayer and Toy Books,
PeukuiVCs, Pipes &c.
.es- We have added to our stock lot Of FINE
JEWEERT. to which we would-iuvite the at
tentiUn of the Ladies.
PHOTOGRAPH Albums at. lower prices
than cvrr offered in this place.
Paper and Cigars sold either wholesale or re-
tail. LENNON Il MURRAY,
July so. 1868. Min Street, Ebenshurg.
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The LAW OF COINCIDENCES.-IwO mel
ancholy cases of coincidence in the occnr-
renee of events are reported i'll the Western
papers, which are sufficiently curious to
deserve recording. The first is that of the
death on July %, at Hillsdaie, Mich, of
Rev. Charles ). Adams. of the Presbyterian
church at that place, and his wife within
nine hours time of each other. The for
mer was aged seventy-siX years, and the
latter seycnty-four. Both died of chills,
with which both were attacked about the
same time. The coincidence i'll this in
stance is made the more noticeable from
the fact that, as Is said, two years ago, an
older brother Of Mr.. Adams, who was of
the same age as the latter was at the time
Of his death, died, and that his wife too
Adams on that occasion prayed that he and
his wife should thus depart together at the
same time-a prayer which has most
strangely been answered.
The other coincidence is reported from
IIilisboro, Chio-it will be observed that
the nomenclature of localities even is almost
the samc-and conveys an account Of the
death Of a young man named Moses Patton,
not far from that town. While riding to
visit his intended bride he was struck by
lightning, which instantly killed him and
his horse. The coincidence in this case is
found III the fact, as reported, that two
years ago, brother If the young man was
thrown from his horse and killed, while on
his way TO visit the same young lady, to
whom he was also engaged to be married.
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LOOK WELL TO YOUR UNDERSTANDINGS.
JOHN .. THOMAS,
Boot and Shoe Maker

tItEunderstgned respectfully in forms his nu-
merouS customers and the public generally
that re Is prepared to manufacture BOOTS and
SIiO 10 OF any desired size or quality, from the
hnest French calf-skin boots to the coarscst
nroRahs- IN the VERY BEST MANNER, on the
shortest notice, ana at as moderate prices as
IKE work can he obtained anywhere.
Those who have worn Boots and Shoes made
at my establishment need no assurance as to
the superior quality of my work. Others can
easLy oe CONVINCED of the fact if they will only
give me trial. Try and be convinced.
90 Repairing of Boots ana shoes attended
TO promptly and IN a woTkmanlike manner.
thankful Tor past favOrs feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me to A con
tinuancc and increase of the same.
JOHN d. THOMAS.
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DIR. GARVEN'S FAR REMEDIES
Cure FncipieElt COnsUEI.i iptjom.
DE-. GARygS'S TAR EsEWEDEES
Cure CataFrEs.
DIR. G GAEsVEN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Asthma.
DR.. GAEgVgE'S 'EAEs REMEDIES
Cure E=csaE'4 D5se.sse.
Dr. GiEGVEN'S TAB REMEDIES
Cure Skin F2Escia.es.
Eer. GAssyEN'S FAR REMEDIES
Regulate the liver.
DT. GAEeYEE'S TAEg REMEDIES
Regulate the eSt0s:sRcEoandE e OEgCIs
Dr. dSAEsVEN'S E'Az2 REMEDIES
Cure all Female Weaknesses.
Dr. GAEsVEN'S FAB REMEDIES
Purify the BI0CG.
DIR. GAEsvEN'S FAB REMEDIES
Cure Diseases Of ggae 'EEaroa:.
DIR. GAtsyEN'S TAEc REMEDIES
Cure Bronchitis.
DIR. GAESVEN'S TAEg REMEDIES
Cure 'Egose Geld, or ''EEsEyEever"
DIR. GAEsVET'S TAgS REMEDIES
Cure Essa1g Diseases.
DE. GAsVEN'S FAB REMEDIES
Cure CoEa5tE3o5atE0rs.
Dr. WINS FAB 8GETEDEES
Cure Salt ERsEczas1a.
DE-. GAEsyEg'S FAB REMEDIES
Cure Kidney EiSc;Rscs.
Dr. GAE2VEE'S F'AEs REMEDIES
Prevent Cholera & Zc.I0Vv Fever
DT. GABVEN'S FAEs REJEEDEES
Prevent Fgcs15aTEO5Es FSyCrs.
Dr. GAEsVEE-S TAB FEETEsEE9gEs
Remove Pain Eya the B2csast.
Dr. GAZE WINS EAsS IL EDEE2S
Remove Pain il the Side or Back.
DIR. GAEsTEE'S 'EAEg REMEDIES
Are a Superior E'Csa5c.
Dr. GAEEVEN Fab EyLEDEES
Restore the Appetite.
DIR. GAgVEN'S TAEs REMEDIES
Cause the Food to Digest.
DIR. GAEsy6N'S TAB REMEDIES
Restore the weak and DebEli.asesI
DIR. GAHSVzE-S TAR REMEDIES
Give Tone TO Your System.
l.. z. HYDC g., co
SOLE PRoPRIETORs.
1915 SeceHtH 4Ce., NetU York.
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SEcPEr I

The SECRET DRswr, ~
Neaos says ~ gentlenr.-- The MIN,
South Side, and for manv Il,,ii ne Iesidils $,
OF Milwaukee, is in daiIy! !ean a Hs5
the arrival of an aunt, On on , e1Hppectaf
history Of whose latter 20 90 q Saolt ii,
thing in fiction. She was ,'is 5o,'pa plaqas
III New England, and has II, r.. Z s'55 a
her lifetime, being nov, ,,,S -. HSed O.
age. She married in ea,5,'1.,s f'pS! sIzi7 r.,
knight, aseafanng man, 3n5{ J's o1s q,
and daughters, several If ,'t M Oo's L-' iI'
married, and comfortably "lgll sl..i an r
sixteen years ago her hp,ia,os,e rose.ed q
final voyage to Cuba. and ,l !
him, his vessel, or crew. bas.SF. ~S F.;! /,
ceived since. The shin nnJa.gt- ma g,t' IA IA
dered and carried down All .-OSO'ss. o'4 I
knight struggled CD a few U.- o-.'.- /
her children, who remained :, :S'A q
time of her misfortune. and u :. -,''.
exhausted the last remnant ~ .- e
by her husband, and fgapr h. z,
health under the accumni,,''gi' ~
years, misfortune and ppver+r j, y
est son, just married. surrisfssITsl
for short time, and tlan -
ter her any longer. Her o,Ls
each in turn declined to burJeI- !
with 'mother's support or fo
toward procuring Lera homo
came on the town as q nam,
knocked off to the lowest I55l
support, and was for several -
old, broken-hearted c,a,,r-: "a
more than knit stockings ,Ts
tending children. Previous .-t
so destitute, she sold off her f,,r..
at a time, to keep the ws,f frT-
and, among other articles ssp
band ; old secretary to a towns.
acquaintance. He used II fs,
then knocked it 10 pieces as rr,tI
doing this, he found IN seem,
paid-up insurance ON Captain X.
for ten thousand dolla.> iD tba n
Insurance Co., of Hartford. G, II
honest man and knowing Nx
ton and destItutIOu. DE Lulted}
her TO Hartford, and She ac-paE
the payment of the entire sun !
GERS of the company informed h
husband paid one hundred d,
vanccd prem iums just before 3,
that they had long been wa.a
presentation of the poIicy lq
Her graceless children were Mt
in hearing of mothers good a-
they have been vieing with each 4
since in kind attentions 20 theog
pressing her to come and I've VI
and make their houses erhJne i
has sense enough, however TO
professions for what they are vv
has resolved TO maintain Lcl il5g
to the end of her days. The u-.
Knights 5 nephew is known teal i
the Eighth ward, and ], at tie Il
any one who doubts this statels-|
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\ Touch SNAKE SToRY.-AL-
Desperate Battle BstEsl7 g Nv Il
cdsiH.-A most exciting battle tUi
few miles from Sumter. :. G.. al
since, between a well-to-do FAM
snake described by the Ceu..zr
mOccasin, perhaps of the Ligh3a I
The gentleman, who is weI Z-
and for whose accuracy and tut
can safely vouch, was eturLngl
town with wife aud child in IND
by two spirited horses, WHEN
stopped in evident affrigLtat. liz
monster snake lying across ttsr 4
distance in front of them. Gir
to his wife, the gentleman Ief
and. selecting a piece offence r7E
and struck the snake blow. z.zhl
unfortunately broke and E@ lin dsis
less. The snake immcGa,Ey AaAI
him and ran him ferceLr uutA In
was about t1 De orertIken. the g
made for his bUgCy.whiea he bare |
in time, the snake sprmgiug up
force against the wheel as he Il
alongside his wife. I'm a moment
tleman had his buggy whip in L-
with the butt end of it had @ d
fight with the monster, which
its determined efforts t1 effect 5l 1
into the buggy. The ho~sss a
uneasy, and the wife dreaalu.F 4
the lines in her hands were s.neEI
laXed, and the team made spur
once carried the party q LuliI-
, from the scene Of conflict. LHaz
and finding that his enemy he'd
and showed no disposition 10 rll,
tlCman again left his buggy, and
a stout and reliable club, retuglH
newed the fight. As be adTa1s
when within a few feet, the slaH
at him with distended jaws. via,
directed blow laid him onthe -rog'
he was soon dispatched. The Z
five inches in diametcr and mean!
long. and although the dog daE
Sidcred as infuoinE more tl'A
venom and maliguity INTO the saI.'
yet this furnishes one ot the Vel!
certainly the most remarkable ID
this section Of a snake art2ea',
/ gaging in 4 persistent and c5a.-
with a man, and showing no si9-
but acting on the offensive t-n+
fighting to the death.-t5f'3
! 7. World.