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o0Heht, anu ABOUT S%oJ had been secured
up to Saturday.
The Somerset road has collapsed two or
three times, but it has as many lives as u
cat. We must have that road made
JohnStown cannot do without it. Fenced
the produce of Somerset county and we are
bound to have it. The butter, the eggs,
the hay, and the cattle, are prime necessi-
ties with US, and that road must and will
he built. Speaking of the road has made
me poetic-so listen:
CASTLES N TIE AIR.
Castles in the air,
Giant-huilt AMI tall,
Cleaning, weird-like, there,
Gainst the azure wall.
DGrrick-llke they stand
Far above the land
Silken textiles bright,
Woven like a web
In the sunny light
How they flow and ehh
In the air they stand
Penciled without hand
Built by youth and age,
In every aye and time,
Built by fool and sage
In every land and cline;
Built by day and night
In the dark and light.
But a zephyr blows.
And the castles fair
Met like summer SHOWS
In summer air!
bankrupt city fair,
Broken hearts are there!
Joseph Oliver, of WocdyaIr. WHO was
hurt in the mines at Conemaugh a few
days ago, is still alive this Tuesday morn
ing, but it is thought, having had his back
broken, that he cannot recover
The following items for 1873 are notable:
One chandelier, O. d. p................S 270G0
One lot chairs, d. p.................... $4,000
One new policeman, o. Il. p.......... 6J0.v0
Grand total, o. d. p................... ,2I5.0o
Somebody named Adams. lady. has ar
rested Mr.. Aldendfer for an alleged sccIc-
ting of goods with the intent to drfrand
but think there is nothing i'll the case 4
preliminary hearing was had before Judge
Flanagan, yesterday. at kopehI's Office.
The news from tie California wheat cop
is most charming. This State will raise
the largest crop this year that WAS ever
gathered in that region-not less than 21.-
600, 900 bushels.
Mr.. Green has inst taken 4 Photograph
of the ruined city, at his rooms on Main
street, Johnatown. People who want to
take last glance at their ruined castle
should call Immediately at 205 Main street.
As we are to have five SHOWS vet. | wilI
postpone writing further till next week.
People here blame it all ON Pcelor aud his
abOnIinable weather gUages.
PO YANG.
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CHAPPED hands. face, rough skin, pimI les
riIA. worm, salt rheuIa, ana "thrr cutaueo.'s
affections curCd, and Ihe skin 'nade soft AN 1
smooth. by using the JUNIPER TAR SOAP, made
uy ta>wC., Hazard y Co. New York. BE cor
tain 60 get the juniper IoB- sop, as there are
many wOT3 bless limitations made with .a'nIHon
tar. II. .l5.-i-Ey-l
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SOME people may talk about the big stock
of fonr feed and groceries they keep; aud
Others NAV try to induce persons to buy hy
declaring they sell very cheap. Yet this
bear in mind, nowhere will you find, though
Won seek DER and DER better Hour and feed,
and other things that you need, than at f. j.
1Iins, cbean store Try his choice teas.
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WHEN Dame Nature begins 70 don her
mantle Of green, and the other DANES and
damseIs commence thinking about a change
of raiment suitable to the genial season now
approaching then will all feminine eyes and
many feminine footsteps he turned in the
direction of l. 7. Coppock's renowned dress
rrn,Js and dry goods blzaar. 212 Iaiu street
Jonnstown, which is per ercoii@lce the place
to buy the choicest goods ut the lowest prices.
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A GOOD CHANCE TO MAKE MoNEY.-
ono Of rhe OLDEST and BEST GROCERY y
Rooms in Altoona. Pa, is now offered for
rent. with well established ami paying Gus
torn The room is the best adapted to the
grocery business of any in the city
For further particulars and terms, address
T.. Box 232, Altoona, Pa. l3-2S.-4t.I
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THE PUREST AND SWEETEST CCD-LIyEW on
i tt-tza.i X CHSvScii~. uiuic ON the sea- shore
from fresh. selected liVers. by CASWELT., HAZ-
AitD & CO.. New York 1t il sahSuiuteiy I5'irC IA
S3gcet. Patients who have once taken II prefer
il - all q. hers. Physicians it;,Nr decide, it>u
periur To any OF TIA, ,othcr oils in market Nv
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The equinox gave us some very hard
knocks on Wednesday.
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CAJTION.-Evrry genuine box of DIR.
MCLANE'$ LIVER PILLS bears the sig
nature of FLEMING BROS. and their I,ri-
vate United States Stamp. .-zE-..Tallc no
other" The market IS full o! limitations.
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SCRIBNER'S FOR AnRIL.-Ti, record Of
. I'm Hour among the GreenbTCis,' in S-rIl-
nrr for April, is aS entertaining aS n story
Inc unnamed author certainly writes from
thorough acquaiutaa... with his subject
and gives, with the ais OF pictures tila b..Sr
account vet published of tn. WORKINGS of
III" currency Department. Miss Pru.Tor's :
pf"IoNeiE Illustrated description ot Mes
COW and Southern Russia" viii bc renal with
peculiar interest n this tim, Is well as The
. sketch of An Emneror'S Vacation ar
NiChN.' Among lie illustrated ,,.ir,,.rS are.
ariCieS on Americas pr.ma donna Clara
l-""lSr htil"GE with portrait aad - Nn IA
'lF!lf American Civilization with picrur,S
OF Peruvian antiquities. Besides Or. HoI-
lands serial, arthur Bonuic:,,tlr' there.
j, Ivy way of fiction. the hrzrtunifi,r of 7 worry
I2W"rt"l story by SAKE Holm, Tin Elders
" ii". q sequel To BraNy NlllIer'S Du,y-,-.
Martin ICa'S Story" Sly Norman Holm
The -AnromatOu- Ear. =" q Strau,s. rrr,..,,,,.,.
hy Florence MCLaudhur@h : and ..'Tl,.. yylr,
AID the Professor" by Hans Christian An
drrsen. Prof. ATwater OF Princeton. ably
discusses Needed Notifications of our C.,T.-
rency and Banking System - and among
the poems we find some striking verses bv
Mr.. Stedmau, entitled ''Hypati;,." and hay
I!.T reference to the yvpluau-lr..r,T-T of To
day. From George Macdonald there is Az
other beautiful translation from Nuval.S.-
In Topics the Times, DIR. Holland writes
ot The Latin NatiouS.' ''Clcan Hand. ."
Ford Lytron,' and Party Virtues" The
o.d Cabinet has u Protest concerning & At
aI"GIeS, something a:'pUt expression, etc.
Home and Society, Culture aud Progress
: AZURE and Science, aud Erchiugs. are per
laps more Interesting than usual.
The May number OF Scribn"r's opens the
sixth volume, and, the publishers say.
rms Is the time 10 subscribe
HoLroA there are you aware that from
Huutley, the fair dealer and square, yuu
can buy tie best OF hardwar", and home
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w. Il. Eliiott's ILLUSTRATED PLAN
AND SEED CATALOGUE e mailed FREE
to all applicants.
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w. r. ELLIOTT,
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i uuctiu4tuu 10y any huuvu itust,cr. 4. ..,u
eradicate, CNiirpIJC and thUUOU -hls Ie>t.o, ali
p poisonous substances in the Blood 1# NyHil a.
GccJuaIy dj~pel all preGispositiuu TO bilious i,-
Tdngeur mt
Is there iCIHt ~ action in Upl1 Lire ana Sp. rE
Unless relieved at once, the blood hcComss urI-
pure Toy q, lCt CriOuS SccrctiOuS, producing >Cr' f
uiDuS SKIN diseases. BiotCHes, ClOuS, Buz-
tulrS, tuukyr. Pimp!uS, Nc., tsc-
Ifurg EHJt 90 lI%lgur5, >tHIHUcHr Mess di|sS-
tlHu : promptly aided iHC system Is 6ChIilTatg J
with I'S> ut vital force, poverty OF the $500 .,
Dron>lcal Tendency. General Weakness or Laz-
Situdc.
Itwi. impart youthful vigor 10 weary sufferers.
Htrc WrW trfufIiFSS of tho iTfcstiICsE Nuu are
in d2ng,er of Chronic Ddrrtioas or the drgslc IuI
Inflammation uI the Bowels.
ir" y"U 3rsuiT.r>~ nf TIE Uterine or CTiH0rV
''N ms pu must procure instant rCllCt or
you are liable to suffering worse J1un cuath-
-i't 3pn d'Jc,.s', orowSN. dJII. sluggish or de-
pressed III SpIrifS. with head ache. back ache.
coated tongue and had tasting month";
For certain remedy for all oi these diseases.
veal ,'SSnS and troubles; for cleansing and
purifying the vltiated blood and uupariiug Wig
or t. ali tie forces: for hUi.diug uUaud ruSt8r-
ing the ken ed constitution
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BEAUTY at TIE PRESIDE,
TNAHATED SUCCESS OE

G z Z Y $ : . = 4 q " q q = =.
ELEGANT, GeEG EDES. BRILLlANTl
Crumbs Ot so fort. the greatest success of
the age. SrUTEs ssS Oi Comfort. the pride of
the kitchen and PaylUr. Thousands of ladies at
test its worth. and uuhcSifatiugly pronounce it
the CTi'rH ~ LrrSfr.S. The Press universally v
praise IL and proclaim il irpHIUT S"rTyl'1W friend
ECpUrVi i-ui. LTSiff ing. VfrTsTCiUitif. PRICE,
10 Cents. IUuicS will find Crumbs Of Comfort fuT
sale hy all nr~t-ciaSS @rnccrs, hardware dealers
country srurck"rUcr~, etc. throughout the Uni
ted States and Canada. H. \. BARTLETT a Co.,
Manufacturers BartICtt'S Eldcking, Pearl Blue,
sc. &c, H. rs, III N. Front ST., Philad'a; 1+3
CnnmN.rS ST.. NeN Nrl.: 4B lirnNh ST. Boston.
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which il pronounced by the leading medical
authorities of Lnudouaud Paris the most pow e.
criui toni" aud alternative known To the inCds-
cal world. This Is no new and uutrICd liSruy-
cry. bUt haS been long used 10y the iClIirr- Ilfy-
Sicians Of other countries with tCuudcrflI rene
dial results.
DpHf tCc't.cI aud impair the digestive organs
by cathar ic~ and plIvSicS. They give only tenn
pOIaTy relief. Indigestion, HutulenCy and dyS-
pcpSia, with piles and kindred diseases, are sure
to follow their use.
Keep the blood pure and health is assured.
JOHN q. KELLOGG. is piutt 81, y. Y.
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per BOTTLE. send Tor CirCuls =.
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The immense sale. 10000 IN One Month, our
LIVINGSTONE as YEfXRs NAFRICAI

is having, PROVES it GlluUe al others the book
Inc MASSES WANT. It goes like WILDFIRE-
over pages. only - 30. It'll the ONLY COM
PiEIF- q En- !. = = account of the ArduOus La
bOrs. Daring Feeds, Fearful Hazards and Mighty
Achievement ct The PRINCE OF EXPLORERS.
-l-'Is AGENTS UuHfFd.
NOTICE.-@c not deceived by miSrepresenta-
uonS made To palm OF high-priccd inferior
works hui srud .uT circulars and see PROOF
OF statement SsHnd GREAT SUCCESS Of our az -.
Pockgt comTaniOn free. HUBBARD BROS,
Publishers. philadelphia or Boston.
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I00a Agents wanted for our immensely pop
iUUtular Mars s, CHARTS. Our large Map
Of the '' L njted Staty,' with beautiful Nv Orld'
Map on the reverse SIDE; sells spendid!y. Each
Map tnNJ inches.
EIna Agents wanted for our new Charts,
lUJN''Holy Virgin and Child, - and Christ
blessing Little thiidreu.T They wIi ind place
ia every Christian home. HAaSIS y LUBRECHT,
Empi-c Map and Chart Establishment, lO1 Lib
crtg Street. New York.
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WNnELNG CIANN aIALE 0R TEMALE. E6O

spCctuHie employment AT home, us,y ur evening;
no capital rc4un cd: tull Instructions and vaIu-
able package Ot goods sent fIce 10y mail. Ad-
dress. with ~iX cents return stamp, VI. YOUNG
& Co. is3 Green .yiCh-sI-, y. y
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cEgsEAg Y.

THOMPSON Died. in this borough. on Sat
ur!gy last. ellen jathuriuc, infant daughter ct
james VI. and Frances Il. Thompson, aged .
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PRIVATE ADVICE TO
y oUDa NJ en- z

by an Eminent Christian Physician. Sent free
to any address 10y the fsTTtSpnIGiEg SCcTetUIF
OF the IuUuy NCn'- Christian Association, Ger
Waufuvyn. PCuua.
, 1873-11-29

os %e'''Fs T. SasT s h' sess Eesfd'd a, what hsy y..ss hid
sS "h5 sGSsHns sSe9 ad %eff t. !a ms esa 7 eff'Ss L
booauso they did not understand tic policy anI
ways OF Plymouth Church. Mr. Dcoohor tllon
explained tho bronl principles on which mombor-
WAS TINT Of independence and good uolghbor-
hood, but not Of solitarinces or utsynpnthetic-
moss. plymouth Church stood upoil tlio broal-
opt and noblest Platform Of the world Tllon
tho history Of tliis church for twonty.sfx voara
demanded u diToront trontmcnt thnti Tint wl,icl,
Il had received at the llanls of theno churches,
Iho mombcrRhip Of that church wnB moro tla,,
half q all tho otaor Congregational churches in
New York md Droollyn. It Ind contrihrtni
moro than oil tho Congregational ollurchos put
together III tlIa city for Tho work Of
Christ. On tho temperance 1uostlon It
had boon tho trat to 6ght. and
on the great question Of borty 1t once was heard
whom otlior churches nnver spoko n word.
[Cllecrs.1 This church, by tho voice OF it's min.
lister md tho publication Of bis sormonB IL heard
over all tho civilized world. It has tho nobleBt
band Of worlora tint tho aln ever nllono upou.
II thore Is my church TINT laB an influence ipon
tho Religious progress of tho country 1t was that
church, aud llo gaid 1t bolty In their name md
blessed God IN Ills own na1no. Mr.. Deocl,er con.
cludod by saying that wllotllor thoy lot him no or
whether lIo stayed, lo lived for tic lovo Of MI
mankind md Tor tho glory Of God, and not for
qnarrolB and squabblcs
Mr.. Decchor tllon retired from tho room, apd
q vote waa afterwards takoa, whiol, resulted III
sho adontion Of Nlr. Gilborta resolutions by
6U4 to Is,
, 1873-11-29
CITY ITEMS.

At ha}f-past II o'clock yosterday morning
fatal accident occurred on tho Lake Shore d
Michigan Southern Railway, between Polk and
Taylor streets. resulting in tho inaant death Of
4 Bwitcllmnn in the employ Of the road. named
Robert Moars. It appears TINT the deceascd WAS
signaling engine No. G3, whom engine No. 81
approached from behind, and 30 intont was ho
In tho performan Of his duty that lie did not
notice It's approach until It rms too late, and,
being knocked down by the engine, was run over
aad instantly killed. His body wae mangled 80
na to DO nnrccognizablo. THO romans were
but no inquest had been hold at & late hour last
oyoning. Tho deceased wan about 80 years old,
and lad bech in tho employ OF tho Company but
three days. 1Io Ind no relatives in this city.
A solemn mooting Of tho shareholders OF the
Chicago Dnso Bull Association was held last
evening Mt tho Pacific Hotel for the purpose Of
talking oyor the financial condition Of tl!at
organization. Mr. NORMAN 4. GnHncttc prcsid-
oil. Io said tho club was not very we'll fixod. in
monetary sense. and certain tirst-clasH players
who lad boon engaged llad to DO paid heforo
thoy would consent to lcayo tho cItios in which
ss ses "ss SePo Lad icl collecting setso monoy s
aud tho meeting Ind becM called to get MI OK
preston of OPINION from tho stockholders In tho
emergency. The Treasurer Was called upon for
n BtAtcmont, bnt LA could give no satisfaction aR
to the state Of tho finances. IIo gayo aomo i'll
formation about former years, but 1t wan Of no
particular account under tho circumstances.
Tho Secretary said ho had cntlenvorod to collect
money, but found 1t to Lo pretty difficult work.
Everybody seomod to hayo no faith III the per-
mnna,,cy Of tho club. Such ncws 40 tha was
hardly con4oling, and tho moctiug VIVA only too
gad to adjourn aud lot tho officers Of tho AsBo-
ciatlon do what they could to collect tho ncccs-
snry fluids to carry out tho soclno Of the gente-
man who employed tho s'Whito Stocking nino
of 1B74h
, 1873-11-29
CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. NOVEMBER :w NIB

stmo to tsy What dlyldonda your stock or mino
should rh,, W stepping II, and asaumtng control
81 tho financial business Of tho several roads Of
tho Btnto.
In tho tlrst place. ID It tho tuut right Of towns
to buy tho public benefits arising from having
two Or moro competing linos lending to COM
meroial centres Aud, II they havo right to
Or Ii thoro HOMO ruto Of othtca by which rooplo
Or townH rnay rightly buy,-in fact. bavo tho
gtate's spoclal arid general 1ogls1atton to holp
them IN huylng,-ap0 yet hayo no right to 70.
tain aa against ovory authority but tho natural
growth of business clscwhoro. And s there
not. then, moral, If not loyal, wrong IN tho
stato'a smashing itB legislative ink-bottlc 10
tho State admits they Ind tho right to buy, and
did buy, and pay highly for?
Tho lay may correct eomo wrongs but
whether 1t corrocts moro than It creation. is q
working positi7e 200 good betoro It il enforced. "
TuEo. N. MunsoN.
, 1873-11-29

curtain falls upon tho Invocation "1mmenao
Ftha Mol TInvoohiam." In the second act no
hayo frat tho chamber Of A'nneffs, with 4 TO-
Slaves. a delicious tlnot for Amneas and 1ftl0,
aud n ropotitlon OF tho martial chorus az tho 70.
turn Of tho victor Ia announced without. Tho
aocond acono reeproaonts QUO Of tho gates Of
Thohos, with tho ontfancc Of tho nfmy. tho
and this was 30 grandly arranged TINT 1t called
forth long-continucd plnldts. DesiloR tho o[,o-
rls. Gloria al Egltto, which wahalmost amotl1-
ered by tho braan Instruments oil tito stage, n
both curious and graceful tho most remarkable
part OF this scono ia tho prayer for quarter by
A'rondsro and tho othor priaonors, agalnBt which
the platntyo or, Of Aiaa. Tho flnalc Ia even
wo heyo an exquisite piece Of aconery, allowing
the Milo by moonlight and tho Temple Of lsia oil
n high rock By tho hank md liero occur two
graud duoss, ono between Aida and An'onasro,
tho other between Aida md .Ratlames: In boili
dccdod rominfacencen Of Yordrs old atyle with
out many Of llia old fnutB. Tho passago IN tho
first duct, beginning "La tra foroHse Vergini''
VII 20 particularly admired. It is In this not
Cicli A2zurri." Act fourth opona with hntl Il,
tho ralneo, acrying ns ycBtfbuo TO tho s,lbtor-
ranenn tribunal. Aftor tho grand duct bctwoon
Anre,is and Radames, tho disgraced General
ls loa away 20 1uugmcnts and tho voices
sontonco bolow. In tho last acono Of aaiil tho
atago is divided into two floors. Tho upper re-
presents the tompln Of phthal, ablaze with lights
and crowded with rrioBtB, prostesacs, and people
Of tho court. Below Ia tho dark vault In which
Nada'nes has just been immurcd. Tho spectacle
and tho muB!o wero horc effective to tic very
highest degroo, and tho curtain foil at laat upon
tho most enthusiastic audience wo have eoou this
aca8on. lilo cast WAS as follows:
AllE8 Lhty
ttHuaule3.. .G1mpah111
Naitheti
nl1Hrc
4Ao bcolArh
Detailed criticism upon tho different porform-
orr must bo postponed until moro convenient
occaaion: Il is enough to say horo that I'LL did
even better than usua1. whilo tho aida Of Mile
Torr'ani md the RamJds Of Sig. Nannetti called
forth many oncomiumt.
, 1873-11-29
Firth il, n Pullman Car.


Grubbs formerly Treasurer Of 1Ionry County.
aud lately Of Indianapolis has mot wish rather d
remarkable experience. She lives III Chetopn,
thero. aud also owns store IN Donison, Tex. A
fow days ago Mrs. Davis determined to make
vieit to her mother. who lives in Cincinnati,
aud, as hor husband necessarily had to 60 to
Denison, lie placed Mra. D. OIL tho train in
expecting to Join his wife at Cincinnati
Is out ''G m.rros LADIES' n"y nS'er rcaso"sby 1od,S
expect tho important as we'll us critical oxperi-
once Of becoming mother, e!o was no oxcop-
tfOn. Within Tow hourY' Tido OF st. Louis Mrs.
DayiH was takcM i'll. She had mnde the casual
acquaintance Of tho Indy passengers noar her
stato-rooal, who observed her illness; tio oon-
ductor WIS notified, aud beng d gentleman Of hu-
ane sonsililitcs, he determined to do all III hin
power for tho personal comfort Of ilis passenger.
lis inquired througl, the train for physician.
and found one, q prominent member OF tho pro-
feBsion from st. Louis, who responded with aiac-
lity. lie repaired to the s1coping-coacll, found
Ills patient, nnd in due ti1no aftor tho car 'aY Va
Gated (saye by few old Ialies). tho Doctor re-
portcda fire, beautiful daughter ill tho way from
honyon, over tho st. Loula hallway, by tho Pull
man line, at tho rate Of forty miles pcr hour. It
was immediately ollristonol by tho l,ano of the
namo Pullman, in honor to tho cur.
a large Saratoga, II, tho baggagc-car, was in.
tcryiowctl by thu conductor and n,atronly lady,
with y view to discovering nh infant'a wardrobe,
but nothing Of tho kind was found. because no
ouch emergency Ind boon dreamed Of, but tho
little stranger WIS 1nado comfortable noyertho-
loas, and tho conductor toegraphod to DoniHon
to tho husband, to Cincinnati to tho mother, and
ton friond ut St, Lons to meet Mrs. Dayis with
n carriage, mud in the lattur city she WINS soon
resting quietly a. n hoto from which place she
was removed, I1owosor, to tho house Of II friend,
where sllo roma,nod until sllo waa nblo to con-
tlnue Aor journey to Cincinnati, whore Mrs.
Davis aud her romantic baby now arc. surround
cd by atlmiring friends, WHO nay lho little Pull
man is II loyo Of bnby.
Tno conductor deserves groat credit for tho
talent he displayed III The emergency, and for
1oyeral dayu he was lionlzcd by oYoryhody, from
peanut hoy to General Superintendent, and coll
ataat!y groetod with "IIon'a your daughtor ?"
tho lettcr coognonnn will follow hin, Al long as
bD follows TIM rnad
, 1873-11-29

Aa the term flibuBtor has rcccntly boon en-
gtaftcl upon tho English language, it laay bo Of
lntoroBs just at this linla to know the origin OF
tho word. Tho niyor Wy, In Holland, iH said to
lave furnished tho namo Jty5oat, iu Eng!lHll-in
bio, J9Iiboie-to sort of s,anll fast-saing yosso
Of about 1o0 tons burden, which, IN tho Hoye,,-
teenth century, hold In aailing qunltios about
the na,no place now occupied by tho Baltimore
elippers. The blccanoelA OF tllo West lndios,
morco III marc rowboats ~ tl,ay acquired tho
n,oana OF moro formidable outfit aelectou those
craftn Oh boat suited to their purpose. lIonca
thoy became Known In Fronoll al fEbustiers, md
III Spanish aB G!bustcrs, ali appollation gradually
piratoA. Dy q b.iil .noro extended meaning III
llso Unitol atatoH tl.u form has como 10 10 m.
Illod to deslsllato my military entorprBo sot on
foot and prosecuted against Tho government Of
any Htato or country wlsro 10 war exists by mere
, 1873-11-29
THE WEATHER.

sptefas Dfspatch to Tho Chfcaaa Tribune.
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8yNoraIa FOR TWESTY~F0un HOURS.
WAsuiauToN. p. G., Nov. 29.-The barometer
is falling n the Northwest, md thence, to Mis-
soui. Will, southeasterly winds and cloudy
wentLsr. Very low temperature, southwesterly
alIA nortllwosttrly winds, mud high baromotcrpre-
vail on the Lakes. and thonce to kentucky; partly
Sou " weatIler. nortllcrly and nortleastoaly
minds, falling temperature, and increasing prc'-
luro nyer TonncHsoe aul the Southern Staten
tailing temperature sonthwosterly aud unrth-
Nu,taily wiInld aud cloar weather in tho Middle
.ua Eastern States.
rNoDAn1L3TIEH.
For tho Middle md Eastern StatoB, falling
nnperatnro, s0rthwcsterly and southw westerly
siuda aud clear weather. On the Lower I.aacs,
,outllwostarly Winds. worry cold aud partly clondy
Hcathcr, For tho Upper Lakes, winds
backing to aoatl,crly and southeast
crly, very low Temperature, md partly
cloudy weather. For tbs Northwest, and south-
ward 10 Missouri aouthorly winds, rising tom
pertaturo, aud cloudy wcathor. For tho OHIO
Valley nlld thoncs tn Southern Tonuoasoe, north
nnhto.ly winds, cold clear waather. For tho
Southern, States, .norlhcastorly winds. falling
tonpcrratl1ro Weather roports arc missing
froul tho Southwest.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS,
t3n1cAno, Nov. 29-l n. m.