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Broadway; Charles lrania. Esq. 1923 West 1nirtietA
street, W. Chapper bsc. s9 Hudson avenue. BrooklyS
A. A. Bowe Lsq.. Argus Office, Brooklyn; Mrs Daltmsn
Tarrytowu Mrs Mclaughlin. Harlem, and hundreds %
others say :-"snee using II, JAMES cAMrBELL'0
neuragit In our households Never fails 81 Fulton
street. Druggists 81
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Rupture.

Rupture.
DR.. MARSH date OF Marsh & Coz will continue st
IL and ~ Aston House until May l. when he may
be consulted the old established ohice, No. YeseT
until after LIST of May. g. MARSH.
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Havana lOttery-EXtraor Slinn Draw.
ing Circulars and information given. Address su
orders 10 J. h. MARTINEZ co, 10 Wall stEcet. Pest
office box 1866 New York
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Havana Lottery.-Impertnn Inf0rma-,
ton given for the EN r aordinary Drawing serd cir
calars. r. sOANENBERG, box GA New Haven (CoanH
Post Office.
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Parasols and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., go to-
SPARRY'S, 1913 Broadway, Twenty ninth street.
opposite Gsry House, Tor carriage PARAS0L&
and SuNSllApES, all Styles. PGrasois made to order;
and recovered Tor lace Elegant stock OF and rain
UMBRELLAS.
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NnpoleOn's Cabinet mpagnc.-Roe-
sale at the leading wine merchants and grocers'.
BouGHG Fills CO, sole agents, 81 Beaver street.
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TIE MASSACHUSETTS, SENATOR HIP.
Result or To-pay's nalot-rhe Convene
ton Going Seriously 80 Work Next
Weck-Ihe Prospects OF Comprom Sc.

BUSION, April 4, 1874.
The same stereotypen remark of s'No choicen is
the verdict on todly's ballotng Tor United
States Senator Not since the opening OF the con-
test has there been Sc little excitement about the
state House as was noticeable to-day, owing, no
coubt, to the absence OF lobbyists and legislative
butionhoiers To-cay's vote was taEen at noon
which resulted as follows:-
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En sfer Hats at Parniy's, 2OI sixth Az.
enue. Jour doors below Fourteenth street pes ons,,v
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The following record win show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty-four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day of last
year. as indicated by the Thermometer at Hudnut's
pharmacy HERALD Building -
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SSoodnWs Playing Cards--yhe Best, the
cheapest AsI. Tor and Insist getting thcm Sofa
eIK "a
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Corns, Runions, Nails. &c., Cured with.
oil. pain CORN CJEE by mall, Juc.
DIR. RICE, leS Broadway, corner Of Futon
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COTTON STATISTICS.

The total net receipts OF cotton At all ports from
September l. 1875, to April 4, 1874 were as fol-
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COrns, BnniOns, Enlarged JOINTS nj
Diseases OF the FeeL cured by Dr. XACHARIE~ q Cnio
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Gracfeuberg Vegetable pslis-Ackn0vvS-
5dgcd Indispensable as Family Medicine Diseases q
Digestion, Liver Com plants. Nervousness and Genera
Debility are cured hv hesc wonderful Pills.
GkAEFEAREhG COMPANY, So heaic street..
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For All Coughs and Colds Use Juyne,~
EXPEClORANT
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Buy the New Improved baby Carriage
the best ever invented; price from $40 TO So sold
y. ~ o. sChWAHz'S, 7es broadway. near Ninth street
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Come Unto Me All Ye who

Come Unto Me All We Who
RSa aFsS5ai1s d al AsaSns q ts throat
o ,q spa9 sS an my Mar
TX w pa 1ee s' ssss s re Ill as
tho sTs sso at sx sS Y @ so asq pra
arge ,1 81 or Us oses for s. riKIs
sold by all druggists at % &C hts.
A.-spring Has Bcen InXugur.ted ut
EsPENsc y s by me Production OF AT which
as i the genius Of the season had SIDED oyer ~
story of its popularity. Try them at is Nassau street
Abr. n. G. Perry, the SksIful Derma-
toI9gis - Bora street. New Yor with special
scay banira pnmey Wrnfe WOES Fr and m' nnn
as SsT E5apgS.
A.-Perry's InfalIibic Moth and FreckIe
hopos 9r ssoYn SSp 81 The a o
great skin medicine Tor Pnlples Backhead o. FLESH
the noted skin Doctor 20 Bond street New York.
A Positive. Permanent Cure for Rhcu-
mntisu Neuralgia and Nervous Diseases DIR. FTTIERS
RhEuMArlc REMEDY. 2lJohn street and druggists.
Wife with Neuralgia Needs Woieott's
F9s sn oss s sao GA
where.
A.-The Country Would BE Amazed 70
know the immense number o. ELAsII0 Tmussss Ioid
nj bsy Broadway. only ignorant persons buH
metal springs horrible ''hngerpads' and iron noop
trusses
A.-WhO Wants Fret Ctass Hat -
Call on DoUGAN. ZOE Nassau street, corner OF Ann
A.-Youma ms Celebrate Hats. 7t9 and
lIU Broad way--0ny correct styles importer OF EuS.
ltsh Hats.
A1.-Barry's Tricophcrous ~ Richly
perHIned with the delicious floral fragrance: Will
keen hair thcs ald lastrons ana warranted
~ prevent from becoming gray, inip harsh
security. Try 1t.
A.-Eau Angeliyuc. for the Teeth md
ourns pIsCoTJNF FoOD for infants. DELLUC CO.,
de- broadway the sole propre tors AMI uianuactur
ers Paris agents, Ro6ERTS co. Place veudoue.
A.-Cafarrh--A specia1ty.-The Most In
veterate cases cured Dr.. DE KREMAN, 6g7 Srosslway
corner Fourth street Pamphlets sent free.
Bntchoior's Hair Dye -ts Spieudtd.->
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied al BATCHELoTs Wig factory. IL Boni g..
Buy the New Improved baby Carriage,
the bes ever invented price from $40 TO ses Sold at
u A. o. sChWABz'S, 7es broadway. near Ninth street.
COrns, Bnnions, Enlarged Joints, alI
Diseases OF the eeL cured by Dr. 2ACuARIE q Union
square.
COrns, RuMions, Nails. &C., Cured with.
OIL. pan. CORN CURE by mall, Soc
Dr. RICE, les Broadway, corner Of Futon
Cristador's Hair Dye Does It's WorA
quickly harm.cssy. srlerdidly; ,hc stafcs impaired
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POilock's Genuine Mcerschaum and
AMBER GOODS, wholesale and tail Repairing and.
boiling promptly done. u Johu street, tour doors weas
Nassau
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symptoms OF Liver Com plant.

sallow or yellow color Of skin, or yellowish brow.
arewinsss Win iregusat h.aaacSs dizziness bitter
pail isS teasing coas s
Il unsteady Of Ssa sa a
feeling about stomach and sides PAIN n sides back Or
thrsa5h howas witS heat; cons s sisrnsns
% r pe Of saHi e w
OF apopiexy aumpucss OF hmbs, especially Al night;
Urinary di:caiss nnsss low sprss unsocias,iS
ana gloomy orebodngs Only few OF above symg-
!si lEs:fn' sss R
CoVERY for liver complaint and its compication,Are
''"" ~ - ''ss SURE or LIVER DISEASE
RISK. Texas May 10. 1873
DEAR sa-Hy vie ias;year at this time cosdaed
70 her bed Win chrome yer tiseass had enc Of ;hs
Pea zee i
anS hs was sns an e an man and
she has aken eight soss in all 50 e aEE al
Symptoms and Care.-The symptoms OF
ser meals broken res 20 sour
E TIE f 'pW sss sna
singers Patent Gravel paper, for tina
Once s ss AL aS sw and par S
Specinity.-Ebony and Marqrstrie In
Cabinets Tables Essels Auss Stands Sew
~ sos and SIS Broadway, opposite Eleventh street.
tn. .sBeebe Range.-
Price reduced 500 FOR the largest family put ups
JAMES Nos Iisfn 70 ana 1 street.
The HAIR Can Never Decay That m
a' n. FhhoS YIN sra i aa52s sv s
RUS is delightful perfume.
The Owners OF Private and Public
Stables can torn no conception q the saving they wosd
p S0If NE ST 81
az sP1 81
CO. Chemists. t5l Sixth av, and sold by all druggists
The secret Of the ToEet.-To Tragrans
asns duo he AID s , q
the balls and parties Of the olNe,
Wigs, Toupces, &c.-G. Rauchfnss.
nracucal Wis Maker andornanentAl Har>workAx No -
East Twelfth street
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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see .S Ssca rss ssf nSs r aHsss
MUTUAL FRIEND ns twelfth VOLUME Of p sSars;
wOrs.i Is. se:s sasspess .nS sandsO@ss edition IN tho
awoMAs LOVE AND MARRIAGE. BY nc author
aa rsss r hs os se sua book On ss
above important snb,ceis Beautifully bsisnd in orna.
mental sovcrs - Price 7sc.
| a GENESIS ptsCboSEp
HAVE WI. A CLERGYs Price 81 50.
a. u. CARLETON 90, Publishers
Y Madison square, New York.
/. CONSIDERATIONS on NASAL CArAREu." Bv
\ "A. A. \. Williamson. NJ D, late Clinical Physician
No Isl fsyt Seventeenth street.
NEW ruBLIcATIoNs--ro EDITORS PrsLIeH
sss &c osa esspsr. ansa,or nsnsh German
AnaIpeYs, " WAL svset
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Patent Wire signs and BannorS-i
Manufactured by HoJER 4 CO., Painters and Deetga%
ers- str YorL
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Cristador's Hair Dye Does It's Work
quickly. harm,cssly srlendidly. nc shacs impaired
arc NATURES OWL, W. app'Icatqn easy, Sod W dsug
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A.-The Country Would BE Amazed 70
know the immense number OF ELASTIC TRUSsEs sold
at 653 Broadway. Only ignorant buy wrctched
metal springs horrible ''hngerpads'' and iron hoop
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Batchelor's Hair bye -ts Spiendid.->
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and proDerly
applied at BATCHEloTs Wig factory u Boni g.. n Y
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MU S e M e N T 8 /.


ssEn0. Victorian ut WAllaCk'8s
An OVERCOMING audience attended last night as
this house to witness the reproduction OF Lester
wanack's iavoritc military drama, .rhe Veteran"
This fact Is sulncient proof OF the popularity oil
the piece, and nothing that could contribute to
Increase i,s attractiveness has beer omit
ted by the management In putting il on
the stage. The care and fathiulness OF allack's
IN the presentauon OF costume and scenery is pro-
verbal out on tnis occasion the management may
be fairy said 70 have outdone ITSELF The Arabian
scenes especially noteworthy for the truth OF
their local co,or aid the interior apartments or the
palace at Myra were set with spendOr and artistic
sense truly Eastern. that the setting OF the piece
was sueh as 10 satisfy the imagination OF tie most
exacting. The pay itself is very stirring but the
dialogue could be pruned with advantage. In the
last scene OF the fourth tab.eau and in the afth
tablean il drags somewhat. II woud improve
these scenes immensely 70 cut out OF III All that
Is not absolutely necessary 10 the connection OF the
story Mr. John Gilbert Is supplied with one OF those
roies III which he appears 70 the best advantage.
Hts Colonel Delmar Is marked by the same careful
study ~ we hnd displayed by him IN whatever he
undertakes, while the ever youthful Lester WAL
lack struts about the stage as the dashng High
land offlcer in way that must make many OF his
Juniors quite enyous. bu. IL rs John Broaghain
that deyolves the task OF making 'The Neterann
as popular as II has become. he Grand Vzlcr,
on-ai-agsn, IS one OF those happy creation which
are droll without beng vulgar. II has also the
merit Of being an original creation, quite distinct
IoM my otHcT stage LriSHinau we nave ever seen.
IT bears the Impress OF Brougham, and
evidently owes to nm the inmitable droery
when constantly bubbles over ana keeps the
audience thoroughly amused, while the
Onan-agan gives them the benefit OF his proven
biai philosophy. .'Ihe Veteran" Is q most enter.
tanning piece, and with the cutting out OF some
inawksh sentiment by which 1t Is mere and there
disngured, 1t could be made sti more popular.
The part OF Enir Mohammed, which used to be
taken by Mr.. fisher, was last nigGt entrusted to
Mr.. Arnott, who made very effective Arab.
little more gravity OF manner in the irst
would improve the imnpr-OnatlOn which Ia
NOT wanting III vlgor OF conception Mme Ponis
appeared as Mrs. Shaker. Miss Jetrrey-Lewis as
Amneh and Miss Ellie GermOn as Blanche Mciv0r
The "Veterano VIII remain On thiS bill until !nr-
Their notice, and f the frequent marks OF ap aroval
which greeted It's production last night can be
taken as fair specimen OF pubic opinion it Is
destined to nave q long run.
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A,-Catarrh--A specia1ty.-'rhc Most In
veferate cases cured Dr.. DE KREMAN, 6g1 broadway.
corner Fourtn street. Pamphlets free.
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Thirrecnth stree, and Broadway, up stairs.
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Wife with Neuralgia Needs Woieotfs
PAIN PAINT. For Catarrh WOICOTr'S CArARRH
ANNiniLAToR. Depot Isl Chatham street. soia every
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A.-Eau Argeliyuc. for the Teeth IN,
gums pIsCoTTNF FOOD for infants. DELLUC co
Sa BROADWAY are the sole proprietor And manufactur
rrs Paris AGENTS. RoBERfS co, Place Veudouie.
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ESPENSCHEID'S by the production of "A HAT which
seems as IL the genius oil the had presided
design and manufacture. The great demand tells the
story OF its popularity Try them 1t ls Nassau street.
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Positive. Permanent Cure for Rhcu-
matism Neuralgia and Nervous Diseases DIR. FILTERS
KHEuMArIC REMEDY. 81 John street and druggists.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CONSIDERATIONS on NASAL CATAREu" Bv
A. A. n Williamson, N. D., late Clinical Physician
m the University Medical college sent free. Ad1resS
No. fsT Fsst seventeenth street.
NEW PuBLICATIoNs.--To EDITORS PrBLfGH
IN ers. 6c.-An expert translator (Engish, German.
French and othet langGagcD desires emplcymert Al
dress rk"rEss :. care OF kssszA yyassy ossmAs
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LOTION. brown Dscoioraons OF the Face also his
improved CoMnpoNE AND tlMPLE REMEDy, the
great skin medicine Tor Pimples, Blackheai or Flesh
worms Obtain OF your druggist OF b. c. PERRY,
the noted skin Doctor, ~ Bond street. New YORK..
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ry, the SkkIful Dermn-

toioe 70 Bond street New York with special pre-
scrptions all Erupvo and other Scalp Diseases; also
Failing, Loss and prcmaturcy Gray hair Dry Moist and
scaly Dandrln. untimefy Wrinkles Nces and unnat
urai Richness OF the Nose; also Moth Patches frcckes
Blackheads pimpiy Eruptions Saiirheup. Ringworm
and Eczema OF the Hands or Face.
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Ladies, gentlemen aud traders
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will close on the lst OF May.
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The ssBeebc Rauge.'
price reduced 500 FOR the largest family size put up.S
orders for repairs received by mail.
JAMES 4 kiRrLAND. Nos &. ~ ana /. Reade street.
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SDecfaIty.-Ebony and Marguerite In-
hid Paror Cabinet Tables, Easels Music Stands Sew
ing TABLES Jardiaieres, pedesIais &c. HERrS 4 CO.,
80 sos and Sos Broadway, opposite Eleventh street.
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A1.-Barry's Tricopherous ~ Htch1
perfurned with the most dociors floral fragrance: wi
keen the hair moist thcN ana astrons ana wArrane
~ prevent II from ever becoming gray INN, marsh
security. Try IT.
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A.-Youman's Celebrate tod Hats. 7t9 and
lle Broadway.-oniy correct styles Importer OF Ens
IiAh Hats
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singers Patent Gravel Paper, for tina
bo,fom ~ hira cages For sale by all druggists and bird
and cage dealers Oice So hudson street. New York.
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The HAIR Can Never Decay That IN.
nourishci and beautfed with tho 'HHALON TNv1CA
os1TOH.r The "PHALoN NIGHr BLOOMING CK.
RUS Is u jelightful perfume.
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The secret Of the ToElet.-To Fragrame
SOZOpONT alone is due the weeuess ard soundness Of
thrceourths the beautiful se;s gltser a.
the balls and parties Of the oltte.
Wigs. Toupces, &c.-G. Rauchfuss.
practcal Wis Maker andorranentAl HairworkAx. 80
81 yxurf tru
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1874-11-14
Churcb DIRECTORY.

ORTHODOX CONGREGATIONAL.--t Granite CHI
State ST., between Bridge and Oak streets. Rev
a. NJ Evening service at o'clock. Preaching
Tomorrow by the pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST,-Corner Winthrop and Perham
sts No pastor Morning service 1890 A. NJ.
Evening T: NJ. Preaching tomorrow by Rev.
5. f. Root of Boston.
FREE BAPTIsT,-state street north of Bridge
q. +. Penney, pastor; residence Summer street.
Morning service 1890 A. nj. EVENING" p. NJ.
State. Roscoe sanderson, pastor; residence al
the parsonage next door to the church Morn !,
Preaching tomorrow by the pastor.
Protestant EPIsCoPAL,-state St., between
Oak and Winthrop. Rev. Mr.. Upjohn, rector
JPN. Preaching to morrow by the rector.
A. M sabbath School at u n. Evening
preaching servic, at O'Clock. Preaching to-
morrow by the pa-tor.
SITS. No pastor. NJ rning service at 1880 A. NJ.
No preaching tomorrow.
CATiiOLiC state St, north OF Bridge: Key. =;
Morning service, iO.41 A. NJ. Evening, 800 +. NJ
Preaching tomorrow by the priest
l. NJ. {. A.-Ruoms in Darby BLOCK, Water street
regular weekly prayer meeting every Monday
and Thursday evening IL ~ O'Clock. Mission
sunday school every Sabbath morning at $
ternoon at O'Clock Rooms open to all
The Congregational, First Baptist, Free VIII
Baptlst ana MetnOulst CnurcneS uolu Soclai con-
ference meetings in their vestres every Wednes
day evening, at * O'Clock.
NORTH AUGUSTA,-M. +. CHURCH. Rev. X. +
French, pastor; residence at the parsonage, nex'
door north of the church. Preaching every Sab
bath at 1880 A. NJ. sabbath School at IL NJ
Prayer meeting at +. NJ. Preaching tomorrow
by the pastor
CHRIS Han UNION MEETING, Cushnoc Heights
Rev. Hiram a. Stratton, pastor. Morning ser
vice at 10 80 A. NJ. sabbath school at IL NJ
Afternoon service at 2.30 r. NJ. Prayer meeting
!ngat FOOL NJ. Prayer meeting0 every Thursday
evening at 100 O'Clock.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL HALO
WELL.-Rev. &. G. McCully, pastor: morning
service 1880; Sunday school 2.3u z. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, HALLOW ELL.-Rev
z. jacques, pastor; residence opposite church
Morning service, 1880, Afternoon service, $50 .
Sabbath School atquarter paste +. NJ. Preach
ing tomorrow by The pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLOWELL.-Nop pastor
Morning service 1880 Preaching Tomorrow.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH, HALLuWELL.-Itev
Mr. teckham, pastor. services at usual hours.
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, HALLOWELL - Rev
Geo NJ. Stanley, rector. Morning ervice al
1880. Evening service ut $50. Sunday schoo'
at2P.M.
UNIvERsALIsT, HALLOwELL.-Miss Haines
pastor. Sabbath School 80 a. NJ. Servic.
every Sunday afternoon At 3.3O. Social confer
ence meeting in vestry at $50 p. NJ.
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IRAJNPS AND HOW ~ DEAL WITH
THEM

The tramp nuisance" which is very real
and growing one. is finding practical abatc-
ment, likely to prove increasingly effectual,
through the foresight of certain western Mas
sschusetts towns. West Boylston, for exam
pie, at her recent meeting, instructed her
Selectmen to ''odge all such vegrants for the
night 10 the lookup, and then to make com
plant and prosecute all such cases before the
court at Worcester as they thought best.
The West Boylston Selectmon will find very
few tramps to deal with, we predict, for there
is a surprising professional feeling and knowl'
edge among this nomadic class which leads
them to shun no,icably towns whose official,
provide inhospitsbly for their entertainment.
and will compel them to evade utterly places
which demand their retention and perhap'
imprisonment. That there is occasion tor
this harsh action by local authorities Is heiog
every day proved, the most common oiftns'
of the tramp being accidental or mallclou,
burning of out buildings in which ne taxes
lodgment for the night. Beyond TINS they
are waxing impruirntly fat, and kick uncom-
fortably and dangerously often Cases 10
point come to day from from Holden and Had
with full capabilities for earning his bread
honestly as directed called at the house OF
Dr. f. G. Peck, asking something to eat.
This was readily prepared by the doctors wife
but not exactly to suit the fellow, who respon
ded by asking "What in--she supposed he
wanted that for2" Retreating in some disgust
Mrs Peck left the food where he could get i,
bnt instead the scamp hurled stone at the
window, through which she was looking al
him, so violently as to deeply indent the door
against which it fortunately struck. Two or
three days subsequent, to this transaction, two
others OF the same stamp called on the same
errand, and this time, the doctor being at
home, Trey were told that by saving wood
short time they would BE- provided with good
meal. But this was little too much tor the
tramp nature, and, considering their dignity
insulted BY such a request, they addressed
impertinent and insolent language to the
Doctor. who, by the way, is one OF the
constables, when the latter gently took
one of them by the collar, while
the other took leg bail. and, in the presence
ola seven shooter, marched him into the house
decorated him with pair of bracelets, and
placed him under arrest for season. AT
IIadley, the store of William +. Porter was
entered last week, and about 500 stolen by
a couple of tramps, who spent the previous
night at the Northampton tramp-room. Ihey
bored out panel in the back door
selected for themselves entire suits from Mr.
Porter's stock, even to neck-tes, came to this
city on the A. M. train, and thus disguised,
made good their escape, at least for a umo.-
Sprin9feld (Mass,) Republican, Nor. ..
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Pho Mono is indignant at Mr.. Gladstone s
anti. Papal manifesto, and calls the English
statesman a viper.
At Munich, last month, the Abbie Richter
died. When he lived, he could read and
speak eighty languages; they are dead LAM
guages now.
Figaro reports little game of the Paris
tailors. The tailor says to his customer, "Sir
l had the honor to see you at tile marriage OF
Mr. So-and-so. The coat l made for you
needs little change" Naturally the gen.
tlemau sends the coat, and few days after
the tailor returns il, but no change has been
made, only it has been worn by a gentleman
who had to have a coat for that night, and
there was not time to make one.