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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-07-12
Communicated.
The Welsh Congregational Sunday
School Pie Mic.

As this is our first annual pic mic, and it
having proved so successful | think it pro-
per to make some report of the proceedings
in your paper.
We spent very pleasant day, owing not
only to the very fine weather, the candy and
with which we were favored and to the eff
orts of Mcssrs. L. y. JONES and L. PRITCH-
ARD and others, Who did all they could to
make the occasion a success.
The cool spring on the grounds helped
materially to make the lemonade, which
was manufactured under the supervision of
Mr.. ARTHUR ARTHUR, whom we take this
opportunity of thanking.
Every body was satisfied; all the visitors
who came to see us said there was not a
better pic mic in or around Frostburg.
If there We're any who were overlooked
they will lay the fault rather to the head
than to the heart, for am certain our com
mittee did all they could to please every
body.
Alter the PIC nc vote OF thanks was
passed unanimously to NELSON BEALL,
Esq, and Mr.. ALEXAND IR, his agent, for
their kinducs in loanng rs the grounds, and
also to the FROST Family for the privilege
Of trespassng on their lot
The pic mic was dissolved about $50
o'clock, and all repaired to their homes
abundantly satisfied with the days enjoy
ment. j. l.. T.
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An AppeaI.-RIcnARD MORGAN, re

All AppcaI.-KICIlAKD MORGAN, re-
siding on Mechanic street, has been Il Grip
pie for four years-unable to support his
family. BY the strctest economy and the
kindness of friends, the family have man
aged to get along. But in about a month a
rent of sXty-dollars will be due, which Mr.,
MORGAN has no means to pay. His last
resource is the benevolence of his friends.
All who desire to do charitable service
toward Mr.. MORGAN may leave their con-
tributions with HrrCH1Ns Bros, or at this
through this paper, or in any manner they
may wish
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An International Question.

-Bailiff EVANS in making an arrest Tues
day evening, called upon ROBERT STEVENS
for assistance, which he refused to render
The Bailiff brought the matter before JUS
tee WEIs who fined STEVENS s. and costs
plead it in the hearing, thinks himself not
amenabe to demands of the character nam
ed, owing to want of naturalization, and
asserts his intention to correspond with the
British Minister upon the subject.
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For the JOURNAL.
The Sabbath.

o, calm, sweet day! The morn is fair,
The suns gold gltls the fountains,
And writes the sweet name, peace" upon
The valleys, plains and mountains;
The streams go ripping soft and low
As if in mute devotion;
The winds come bearing loving words
From earth, and air, and ocean.
o, rae, sweet day! Through mind and
Thy holy calm comes stealing,
Till heavenly forms are silently
Their faces fair revealing;
Till doubts and fears that will intrude,
Depart like cloud-cast shadows
That, wandering, go through summer days
Across the grass-clad meadows.
o, holy day. So blest, so calm,
So like our dream of Heaven;
Up through thy cloudless wealth of light
Ou hearts best prayers are given
To Him, sour God" who sent thee down
AS blest balm to the weary,
As sunshine when the shadows cling
Like spcclcGs grim and ,lrcary.
G. b. TROUT.
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CONS,VAEsg.E1.S SAFE.

pI VIRTUE of two several WritS of tcIi
- tacias, issued by John Il. Patterson, a
Justice of the Peace OF the State OF Mary
land in and for Garrett county, and to me
directed, at the several separate suits of
Wcltlev & L. $ kcim and Christian J Otto
against the goods and chattcls, lands and
tcncmcnts, OF Michael Baker have seized
and taken in execution all the right, title
interest, claim and demand at law and in
equity of the said Michal Baker in and -
the following property, to wit:
A ,Er:aci an Piece @G' land.
Situate in District No. 3, Garrett county
Maryland, adjoining lands OF George W.
Layman, Samuel w. Burst and others, con-
tanning 9ss Acres 0a' a.sanaz. more or
less, having thereon LOG DIV ELLING
HOUSE, the said property is partly cleared
and cultivated; and | hereby give notice
that on
SATURDAY, JULY 49, 1878,
at , o'clock, i. NJ, in the town of Grants
ville ! VIII offer for sale, at public auction,
the said property, SO seized and taken in
execution, to the highest bidder for Cash
to satisfy said claim and costs.
FRANCIS MCKINZIE,
Grantsville June 2S-4t Constable.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
MIDLOTHIAN, July 7, 1878

NlDLOIllIhN, Jll1 I, 1910
Midlothian and Bowcry Furnace Sunday
School, organized in May, 1873, and now in
a tlourishing condition, made grand turn
out at the pic mic held on the 4th of July,
and showed the progress the school has
made since il commenced
The School met at the school house at
0 o'clock on tho morning Of that day and
had grand procession through ii'othian,
Bowcry, thence to the pic mic ground
Here ring was formed and three loud
cheers given for our new t1ag-the "stars
and stripes Of our beloved country. After
this all were beautifully supplied with lem
onade and CONNECTIONS. All enjoyed them
selves in the happiest manner. M
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Peter Pence.-The collections of
S:5i!,
Total,
A Suicide that didn't Occur.

A Frostburg woman borrowed a knife
from a ncighbor; then cut off a piece of said
neighbours clothes line, and started for the
woods with the avowed purpose of hanging
herself A step-daughtcr and several chill
dren followed soon after, only to meet her
returning safe and sound as "A dollar. The
best reason for the failure of the bad job is,
Tuesday Is not good day for hanging.
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Newspaper Change.-Tl

number of the" Warren Sentinel 'ollr home"
paper, published at Front Royal, Va, an
nounces the retirement of the junior editor,
MILTON CLARK, Esq, and the succession Of
Messrs JOHN T. LOWELL and r. B. BAYLY,
Esqs,, two talented gentlemen of that place
The senior editor, Elder JOHN CLARK, is a
writer of established reputation, but his
employment in other pursuits will divert
almost his entire attention from the paper,
so that the necessary editorial labor will de-
volve upon his associates. The new man
agement is CLARK, LOWELL & BAYLY-a
firm and an enterprise we hope to see lber-
ally sustained by a community too intelli
gent not to understand the value of a good
local Dappr
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The County Commissioners

met on Tuesday morning.
Objections to the new road from Midle,-
THAN Switch to Borden Shaft were urged
by Mr.. II. A. HUTsoN, but the board adopt
ell the Examiners report and confirmed it
as a county road.
The Examiners report of the read from
Georges Creek road near Borden Shaft to
Pompey Smash, was adopted and said road
confirmed as a county road.
Among the appointments for Judges of
Election we note the following:
District No. 4, Westernport, Z. C. Lyons
X. 5. Dayton and Criah Duckworth.
District No ), Frostburg, r. w. Mason,
Richard Beall and Alden Clary.
District No IL, Mount Savage, William
Findley, Lewis PricLard and VIM Logsdon
District No. Is, Homecoming, John Doug
las, ST., w. A. Border and H. Hanckamp.
An InQUiry.-In the recent differ
ence between the Mayor and Policeman the
Bailitf brought both gentlemen before JUS
ticc WEIs upon charge of disorder, After
herring the Justice imposed upon the
Mayor fine of five dollars and costs,
which the Council RENTED
1t would be interesting to know upon
what authority the Council bases this uuu-
sual proceeding; how one fine may be re-
mitted and another may not how ii State
officials action may be set aside by corpo-
rate whether corporations are created for
the taxation of turbulent outsiders, or for
the special immunity of disorderly insiders
If any one of these propositions can be
established we are at loss to conceive the
necessity, or propriety, of imposing fines at
all or why we should have Circuit Courts
to reverse magisterial actions, or corpora
tons for farcical purposes.
The Councils cxpedcnt to uphold the
Mayor, however gratifying to the latter, is
one of which it should not have hn Silly
ayailed itself. We are sure the Act Of In
corporation was not consulted, else an ac'
ton so inconsistent with impartiality, de
fiant Of popular opinion and threatening to
public order would not have led them to a
stretch Of its provisions.
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For SheriT.-IIENRyB EpLER, May
or of Frostburg, announces himself a can
didate for Sheriff in Yesterdays 7Tmes
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AVreakrs'g TBEEOPHH1E.

aeeaaSH 81 EO H..
BAKER AND CONFECTIONERY
Room lately occupied by Hooking 4 Son.
FROsTBURG, MARYLAND.
CONSTANTLY on hand full and COM
y pletc stock Of French and American
CONFECTIONERY
OF every variety. Cakes, Notions and Toys.
All kinds of Nuts, Raisins, Currants, Gran
gcs, Lemons Citrons &c.
y fine assortment of Plain and Fancy
Candies; great variety of Sugar and other
Toys. Orders for parties promptly filled at
AL times. Particular attention paid to Rich
and Ornamental Wedding Cakes, fine Fruits
in seated cans, Pickles, Catsllp, Iellies, &c.
Wheat and Rye Bread, fresh every day
Also, a superior quality of genuine Havana
Cigars, Smoking Tobacco, &c.
An elegant Ice Cream Saloon for ladic
and gentlemen, put up to suit all tastes.
Families supplied with any quantity at short
notice and at fair rates.
Those wishing anything in my line will do
well to call before purchasing elsewhere, rs 7
feel confident of giving satisfaction. | have
the cheapest goods in town, Nov 4-y
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Sad OccUrrcnce.-A little daugh-
ter of Mr.. EMANUEL JOHNSON, OF Cumbcr
land, died at Mr.. FREDERICK JoHNsoN's 5, in
this place, Saturday last, under the follow
ing circumstances On Thursday, before
leaving home for Il visit to Frostburg, the
child obtained some matches from which
she sucked the poison contained in the sui
phurous ends; was taken sick in Il short
time, resulting in death as before stated
Every relief which medical skill could de-
wise was applied without avail.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

See the Cheap Store advertisement
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Arrested and Cen,nliited.-

JOHN WALLACE, of Barton, charged with
counterfeiting and an attempt to kill Dep
utv T. S. Marshal n II. CREAGER, was
arrested in Cumberland a few days since,
taken to Baltimore, an indictment found i'll
the L. S. District court for the assault, and
lodged in the Jail of That city.
Peter Pence.-Thc collections of
Peter Pence in the Catholic churches of
Allegany on Trinity Sunday are reported
as follows:
ST. Peters, Wcstcrnport, Sl36
St Patricks, Mount Savage, 109
St Peters and Paul's, Cumberland, &C
St. Mich&l's, Frostburg, AZ
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LOOK OUT FOR THE
Rect. Shoe and 1lseG Emporium

IN Bank building, opposite st. Michars
L Church, Main St, Frostburg, Md.
All who want anything in the line of
sEaOeS. Of Tie best and finest quality;
Shoes Of the best and heaviest make; Shoes
for poor or rich, young or Old; Shoes for all,
no matter what their occupation or profess
ion. kseOts for Men; Boots for Ladies;
Boots for Children; Boots for all Hats
for old and young, TRUNKS, NALlSES,
&C.,-all at fair prices, should 90 to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
Us Boots and Shoes made to order. Re
pairing neatly and promptly done, Leather
and Shoe Findings on hand. Apl l3
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JANE aIS III. HAWKE.

House, Sign and Ornamental Painter,
ELAZIER, PAPER-HANGER AND
" MARBLEIZER. Work done by the
job, parties furnishing material, or will take
contracts and furnish all material Salts
faction guaranteed. ca" Prices low.
shop opposite Post Office, Frostburg Md
April 26-y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-09-24
ascsrmoND ADVERTISEMENT.

We cali attention of our Merchants
Druggists, Mechanics and dealers gener-
ally to the columin Of New Richmond Ad-
vertisements, and urge upon them the
policy and propriety of patronising them.
We make the appeal with confidence be-
cause every house in the list isJlrst class
iii every respect, in fullness Of stock, IN
liberality Of terms, and 10 the highest in
tegrity OF character Upon these points
we we win dilatc in another column, OF
at another time. Atpresent we have on
ly room for the enumeration OF the busiT
ness houses referred To.
wesiger & Go. Wholesale Clothiers.
A Magnificent stock of clothing Of every
description, not 10 he surpassed anywhere
in the South, and at most reasonable
prices.
Watkins & Cottrell, Hardware &c. This
| "a on importing house, and their stock Is
complete and Of the best character
Benjamin Bates, bookseller and sta
timer. A most elegant Stock of Books
Stationery, and q thousand articles OF use
and ornainent, that will draw money from
the pockets Of the most niggardly.
A. l.. Elicit & Co. Dry Goods and No
tions. A stock Of these descriptions O
goods rs complete rs can be had in New
York or Baltimore, and on equally as ia
vorable terms.
Valentine & Co. Fancy Goods and No
tions. A splendid house, and well wor
thy the high repute hasattained.s
Yancy franklin 4 Co. Notions &c
This Is new house, and with its freshness
laHd fulncss Of stock presents q most emil
cling look.
Clark Wightman & Co. Hats Cap'
Straw Goods. This house keeps on liant
full stock of lie latest styles, and offer
every inducement to purchasers.
Warren L. Fleming. Confectioners DC
This house makes ilsown wares and ev'
erything ii fresh and nice. Stocks fresh
and terms easy.
Blair q Thaxton. White Goods, no
tons &c. This ho,,se Is fully equal to q
ny other III the same line Of business, an,
should command with the others q larg'
North Carolina patronage.
Baughman Bros. Manufacturers am
dealers Of papers, twines, Sc. This hous'
has a full line of It's specialties, binder
Stationery sc. Il a first rate house, am
will ill orders on favorable terms.
James ~. Gibson, China Glass ware &c
One OF the lhe best establishments Of tn
kind iii Richmond, with an elegan
stock and moderate charges. We know
this house we'll, and would recommend Il
| Purcell Ladd & Co. Drugs &c. This
one or the oldest houses In the city en-
has reputation so high, that We can adj
| little to il by commendation. We thinl
this house enineatiy worthy ofpatronage
and hope our druggists and othsr'.'-''i
see tina. 1t Is to their r.
t..,,, .ygor rnit,vt s. Drc-. call atfell'
-wto their enormous establishment FOL
the manufactured every description o.
machinery, Agricultural, DC. Tobacco
nists, Millwhshts, Farmers and other.
can he supplied With anything needed Ia
their line.
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Accounts from, The Tobacco region con,
finn oil that has bccn hitherto SAID on the
subject, namely that there Will be full
crup Of nearly so o. very uniform article
The wet weather Of August kept tho weed
growing, and the rains ~ September 'has
kept the leaf surclarged with sap, and
there Is little sIgn OF ripcnlng yet. Large
fields that we saw In Virginia aud North
Carolina arc ~ green as they were n month
ago. Fright yellow 4 ascarcc article and
will command the highest prices. Whai
old stock there Is on hand Of that qualify
Il IL great demand nj high iigrIes.
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ncalh ~ ~ AIlcn r.renn.

We learn with great regret Of The dcatll
fthis gentlemen which occcurod last
week. lie cut orcrushed d finger Of lie
right hand short time since which was
followed BY lock jaw with tho above fatal
result.
air. Brown was about 7Oyears old, and
was u mechanic OF great skill and ingcnu-
ny, carrying onat ono period OF his NE
the Manufacture OF agricultural impli-
ments and machinery for mills on large
scale. He was an excellent and most use
ful citizen. He WIS jealous member Of
the Baptist church with which ho had
been connected FOR many ycars.
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The SALISBURY ralr.

This exposition bids fair to fall but lit.
&c behind the Raleigh Fair In interest.
AZ least, every effort Is being made 10
make lin success. 1t Il expected iliat
there viii be at lrast 100 visitors. The
Rail Road companies are very liberal IL
their rates offare. Only $500 from IIiils-
boro aud return, including i tmittance
fec To the ground This should induce
niany who have never gone Up % The
west toayailtliomsclvea ~ the opportunity.
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L.enl, Grent e,lrens.

This Is after all, something new under
iii, sui, nj least 80 far as the South y con-
cerned, and that something Is Lents Greal
ana only New York Circus and LegiathaI
Universal Living Exposition. This will
exhibit al Company Shops on Thursday
oct 9th. 1t Will not stop at Hillsboro
we have no doubt the high character ant
uneaualled attractions OF the show vii
draw many tot!lc Shops from both ends o
the r0gd.
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sfn.gs II sshe.laic.

Two trains are now running on the road
from Company Shops TO Charlotte, viz.
The mail train on its present schedule,
connecting will, tho Charlotte 4 Augusta
Road, and tic Express, running during
the day, connecting with the Charlotte
and Atlanta Air line which will be OPEN
ed 10 mail and transportation Monday
The only difference on this end ofthc line
Is the resumption Of daily trains. Wearc
informed ON the highest authority that IN
few weeks, there will be a reversion o
the schedule, and increased facilities and
closer connections will DO given TO the
Eastern Division.
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We learn that Mr.. Alfred Brown living
a. the neighhorhood OF Flddleton, about
"a mkes north Of Hillsboro, committed su.
icide on Friday morning, by shooting
himself In The head with d ritis-s'rsNre CESS
fn,.,-,ata n,e--a.--uays, and in o. mo-
ment oftss,porasy arrangement rcsorted
10 the above means Of ending his existence.
The deceased leaves wife and several
children to mourn his nntimely end.
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Thousand have been changed BY the use
Of the Peruvian Hyrur "a protoxidc Of IRON
from weak, sickly. suffering creatures. to
strong. healthy, and happy men aud wo-
men. and inyalids cannot reasonably hesi-
tate to give it trial. For Dyspepsia and
Debility it isa specific.
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che Concord san.

We welcome friend Harris TO cur sac.
tnm. He put inllis appearance this NOR
ming. Hitherto We lave seen only tile
reflection ofhis killarney through theme
dunn of other papers, now wc will see i
IN all ila pristine glory.
We will have moro 10 Ra2 at another
time ef this genuine and original humor-
ist who has struck out 80 distinctive llnc
In North Carolina journalism.
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Wilson Clay aud Green .Umstead cold
we're arraigned before lila honorthe May
oron Monday morning, charged with an
ARRAY on the 18th inst. in which both q
Tile parties were badly maulcd with sticks
Lrickbats &c. They were both fined -,
and cost, and bound over 70 the next term
Of the Superior Court.
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Wild Cherry Ihlsam. :

Wild Cherry l,alsam. The memory Of
DR.. Wisiar is cmbalmed IN the hearts Of
thousands whom bis Balsam Of Wild Cherry
has cured Of coughs, colds, consumption,
or some other form Of pulmonary disease.
Il Is now ovOr forty years since this prep
aration was brought before the public. and
yet the dcuand ior it's constantly ihcreas.
;nv,
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crops aIong lI,c Road.

Tho corn crop, now thatthc fodder has
been stripped, shows It's real value. Itap.
nears 10 be n heavy one. The cotton from
Lexington wet Is apparently excellent,
and entirely free from The disasters which
has bcset il elsewhere, no worms, no rot
ting ofbolls, no dropping. Tho Agrlcul.
tural report puts Tie average Of the crops
"a North Carolina at iOl, which Is higher
Than That Of any other State. Our own OBJ,
scryalion might DO q confirmation, but
we Judge only By the eye, and that tbccye
Of hope.
10 Il gratifying TO scca marked improve
meut along the road, both IN ule agricni-
tnre and tile otherwise bettered condition
Of the people. The liouscsand fences all
allow more attention a gentleman frcm
hhe south. informed On that IN these res
hrets North Carolina showed marked
superiogfty 10 other States.
There Is still room for improvements
bud we must accept Tie present only ~ 9
bcginIng Of better lays
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hon. ". a. Graham.

Its with much pleasure, tlat We are a.
bic 70 announce that our esteemed fellow
citizen, Hon. w. a. Graham, Is once more
at home: much improved In health:
lie speaks Of going to Beaufort.
Where. breathing ;apltll. tine oscar hreezcs roam
And Clans aud Scaiops, always are =. home.
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in the middle region u the state Is fine.
La the Eastcrn counties, there has been
much loss from rain-, but from Wake y
the western limit Of the cotton growing
region there IL little cause Of complaint.
Picking II going on rapidly.
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TnRAnlNlI

Virginia T.eaf--'rllorc was a very good
demand for Virginia tobacco last week, both
manufacturers aud shippers buying with
more libcralisy than Of Iaio. The inquiry
extended 70 al grades. and desirable par
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North Carolina. | :,

SNDeflDr COltTt.
ORANGE COUNTY. 20th Aug. ~.
David Chissenhall. William Chissenhall
OQuillst
JOHN Chissefihall, Caroline ChissenhalI.
Petition to sell Red Estate for Partition.
TT appearing 20 tlls satisfaction Of Ire Cont,
II tllat tie above named defendant. Caroline
Chlsenhall, are n0RrcadeHt or the state Of
North Carolina, lt u therefore ordered by the
Court, that publication b. made iu the flils-
n. 4. for Fix successive weeks notifying tie said
Caroline Chisenhall 10 be and appear before .tile
Clerk Of the superior Court Of Orange county 60
answer the said complaint, within that tlule. or
the plaintiffs will apply 70 the Court for the relief
demanded Id the complaint.
GEORGE LAWS, q. s. 4.
G. =. PARISH, Plants Atty.
august 20 Gw price oil. slU.
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Deasf or sIss. iauce.t

The wife Of Mr.. Geo. a Faucet died IN
this vicinity on Monday night after
long aud acute suffering from cancer In tile
face.
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SraNs OF THE zoprAC.--A philosopher
in the west grown into admiration Of the
Cherry pcctoral, writes DR.. Aver for
instructions under which aisn be shall DO
bled. which blistered, and which yomited,
and under which be shall take Ayers Pills
for an affection Of the liver: also under
which sign his wife shord commence TO take
The sarsaparilla for her ailment. lie adds
that he already knows to wean Ills calves
undor Taurus, charges his Pigs in scorpio,
cut his hair in Aries, and soak his feet N
Pisces or Aquarius as their condition re-
quires.
schoolmastcrs start for Wisconsin, and visit
Mr.. Ham when you get there. Lowell
Daily NcscS