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Wine List---May, 1876.

sss'"N'' Lis, cycr published in Co.
luhlLia:
CLAEETS II. E:-.u.!.o. st. Julian.
MarsauX, f"h:. '.:.,i, in pint, and
quarts.
lIOCkS T.au'oul"i::.,v IIoc!siein.r,
DulcShciin"r.
:AUTEHEES IMr: :S.u,.rncs. Grave, ,
4 rrci2nac, La,nur H..,nc!,, ch:.tcun
EuI.nl.
ClIAMIAGNES Tonmcry & Grcnos 5
lie. decidedly til" iin,-, dry Wine i'm
ported. ui::u, * Duclat.l's ..Sillcry. '
Cart Blanche, Kelly Island. &c.
HlIEElIES AND PORTS These of
lin" quality. age anl bouquet, full
stock. most carefully selected.
My stock Of Frrnr!: Bran,lics. Holland
Gin. California Wines and Brnnli.s, Do
mcstic Wliskics. Maryland, F" Baker, "
'Finch. .'Bnngnrlcn,' and other favor
lite brands. is always full up. l have
always cndcavored to keep this branch
Of my business supplied only with best
possible quality obtainable, and alp fully
satisfied with the result.
Any rare Wine or particular brand not
here advertised. will be procured from
first hands at Very few days notice.
GEO. SUMMERS,
City Hall Grocer and Wine Merchant.
Nav 20
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place, ller majesty was much
touched by tho grief Of tho poor
XIV, who seemed evidently d bo a
nose relation Of Tho DECEASED. who
~ reason Of Tho white bands Of Inc
SsAFers' WIS evidently a women
ehe was her daughter, and the e,o
plpss, gong up 10 her eonsoled her
ruAlly Ny her touching and aifeo.
uuHhle manner. The poor girl told
lle imperial lady, whom, Of course
sue ava not recognize, that she was
OF good family, woll educated. but
'lllHerably poor She had supported
nor mother for many years as a wax,
mower maker, and now her precious
Invalid was gone, she was very
lonely, Her kind majesty made
Inquiries about tho girl, found ont
~ she had said was true, and then
admitted her into her own service.
nFS1 OF all, however giving hor
money TO erect u little cross over
her poor molher's romaIns This
story Is true, and speaks yolumes
Tor tho goodness Of tho empress
heart"
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A Mule willing q. ao.

a Dad little boy In Portland liz a
pack OF shooting crackers and threw
them into tho road TO SEQ them ogo
on One Of lko Batman's mules
came along and swallowed them BIO
lore They "wcnt off, Tho mule
walked about fifteen feet and
stopped Things wasn't acting
right inside, lilo began to taste tho
smoke of ilrecrackers. lilo laid his
len car round against his ribs and
heard something, 1t was them
crackers having fun. The mule
picked out three and one.Quartor
miles OF straight road and started.
A negro met him about mile the
other side OF the aims house, going
south, white with Precipitation, with
streams of smoke shooting ont of
his nostrlls, mouth and cars, while
his tail stuck straight up, aud n
stream of blue and green smoke
about ton feet long followed In the
rear Ike found his mulo yostcr.
day morning sticking halfway
through farm house near Paddy's
run, still smoking, Tho man had
got his family out and put EN- up
into u lot of trees, Ike hauled his
mule home, when he got cool
enough, on u dray, The man is
going to move his house further
back off the road, and his wife and
oldest daughter will be baplised
when the water gets warm.-[ Cour.
ier journal,
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A Paris correspondent writes
"The empress OF Russia while here
was the heroine of quito an Affect
ing story. 1t seems that her maJes-
ty. duling her recent visit to Paris
was driving out when she fell IN
with a very shabby gentecl funeral
proc ession. She ordered her coach
man to follow II, and al the entry
of the ce M tery g,t down and MN,
gled with the mourners one ever
went to t he grave and seen the hum
BILE coffin lowered TO its last rest' ng
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"EIGHT COUSINS"

by Louisa NJ. Alcott, author OF little Wo-
The peculiar features ofst. Nicholas, which
have conluced SO largely TO It's popularity,
will be kept up with spirit:
Short and easy stories In French. German,
and Latin for translation, will appear occa-
sIonaIly, while Jack-in-the. Pulpit, the Let
Ter Box, and the Riddle Box, will continue
to be full of interest, and the department Tor
very young readers will be enlarged.
Bayard Taylor and other distinguished
travellers Will give stories OF foreign couh-
tries. ...s0Qf.,
lighful and instructive papers on practicai
Mr.. Rarilett and others will attend to the
department of home entertainments, tap-
lcaux vivnnis, etc.
New writer's, III addition TO our present
large corps Of contributors, Will give YOUNG
neanlc az all ages poems, jingles, stories,
sketches. and papers on history, biography,
| travel, adventure, nsiufal history. out-uu0'
| and in-dnor sports, hnys' rni eitis' psIui-
craft. kindergarten g,nes, ilietitinfe, pop-
| nlar seinn9e, With n hearty sprinklhg Oh iun
throuffhoui the volume. $1,000. a.,
| price, 81 10 u year, but M January ~
we will send theiwtlye numbers for the yeai
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A BrNkeman's Bravery-A WOmnn's
Gossip on u Railroad Tack Thar
Nearly Cost Life.

Charles Crandall, n brakeman on
the New York and New Haven
railroad, saved the life Of Mary Il.
Jones, in Dorchester, recently, at
the imminent risk Of his own. Miss
Jones was crossing the track, when
she recognized an acquaintance in a
little boy and stopped to talk with
him. He was not on the road bed,
but Miss Jones stood on the track,
which was trembling with the APP
proach of a Boston express at full
speed. A freight train stood on the
other through track, and the men
were busy switching cars on a side
track. CrandaIl was on freight
car that was moving, and hearing
the express shouted to Miss Jones
to get out of the way. She seemed
not 10 hear, and continued her con-
versation.
Crandall jumped from the moving
car, and ran toward the women,
who, too late to save herself, saw
her danger. 81 thought all of q
sudden that I'd try" he said after
ward, in relating the story to hiss
friends, "and | knew that it would
have to be an awful quick try. She
didn't see me coming, and just
glanced over her shoulder quick
like and then shrunk all together,
with sort Of shudder, and whls-
pered, I'm gone / heard that
whisper, and it seems as though the
engine might have heard it, too. 1t
was about as near her as ! was, 1T
was which and 'tother between me
and the express.
"The girl put her hand to her face
and tottered back ward. l Just
caught her around the waist and
lugged her off the track as the whole
train scurred past ! looked down
at the little women, and she was as
pale as ghost and hardly breathed.
Then l was afraid she wOuiu iaihC,
and | wouldn't have known what to
do then. TO pull a women ont OF
danger is easier for me than to bring
them to when they faint But she
opened her eyes and stared into my
face in a wondering way, just as one
does on waking from a sleep after
being sick and light-headed
think the scare itself came near
killing her. She found out where,
she was quick enough, and bounded
away. Don, you ever come around
this track again, said |. Then she
laughed, and started for her home
as she remarked, Il think l shall
remember this forever u New
York Sun.
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A BENEVOLENT old gentleman of
Binghamton proposes to open a
club.room, where tramps may be
provided with Havana cigars and
the daily papers aud magazines,
have game and wine supper at II
each evening, and then be shown up
to their apartments for the night.
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VIVA, she seu,hera Press Nay 81 the
Tribune.


We consider lhu Tilhune u very valuable
paper. AhlleNllle N, ~ vlilson,
rue Now YORK Tribune, la IA mlihinl ANA
hohfclllhg exposure Of outrage ISLANDERS On
Alabama anu n!hefN!nieh, has done lmmrnHa
WlNlou 70 uulh anu juhlloe'-l Macon luaD
l.iYHlnph ehu Altmuhk.li
We lhank ths sew YORK Tribune ieI llA
manly nnd poweflul words IN Demanding
Justice lor. lhe. people of AlAhAmla,- Mont
goMury lAlnl Nowh
=, rue buht hewhpap,r ~ lhr world u NE
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Noulh,
VA wW,fu " uh ne besl pnper MI W MI,
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ST. Nicholas for 1874
A BOOK FOR BOYS AND GIRLS.

Ofthis book Charles Dudley Warner writes:
.,ln the bound volume of Su. Nicholas, with
It's gloay OF red and gold, we hnye a perma.
nent addition 10 the literature or the young.
tistlc talent cooperated In the service Of chill
dren. 1t Is n continual educator OF their
taste and OF their honor and courage. l 40
not see how II can be made any better, and II
the children don't like II think II IL time 70
begin to change tho kind of children In this
,trx,f + L y 3 ID
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sOUrHgay HOTEL on MAIN STREET
FOR RENT.

This house has recently been repaired ana
overhauled throughout; has good wei an. (,
cistern ON the premis.k. Possession a ave, W
once. Apply TO MORGAN 4 nib sasss,
Opposite side entrance 70 san Jaeinto hotel'
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par<ons or,irrinr change IN the erection
~ magazines must give both the old and
new address IN full. No change can hr made
the mararlne for the following month. i1
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ST. Nicholas for 1875.

The prospectus OF the second volume shows
that there Is 10 be no falling Off but an in-
crease In It's literary aud pictorial attrac-
tions. Among other attractive features are
two 70 endid serial stories
1.-THE YOUNG SURVEYOR"
by ]. T. Towbrldge, author OF the Jack Hug
ard stories, etc.
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PROSPECTUS
TIL
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
The Leading American Newspaper"
FOUNDED ~ HOaA0K GREELEY

70 ne Ieerni nifpllpua lhp people have do
hllnl ihNui ~ liNnrail in pnillna auu u,
NriNnlrnen ~ journalism Tho Tribune
Nlilll lpsls ahn hrelalpi that u wa nNl and
Nrtyl Mons NnNlh VA l'Hlll plgAn, plalns
IN lylAlrli ~ llr popular flnApailun VI
w fnnitfi aliA nfiaullfs III fllo l,iaull lhu
Nnipn ~ lllr people ~ lrllam and lllosfiIl
lh tnftfniprnh N Naninr AID lnlNl, ndulloa
az unH newspapers lulluN The lauuAlau
Nhlnil llAs luhi gll,spd lha fllhune Las' uily
lllali alnsA ia ilghl a. Tho lillani The l.fl.
~ AhiritAn hnNepHpufF lhls plsilinn IA
aas eAli,ll anl irlAlhs iaT lha nilowing
AilnilH nlllgT luNffitiai
puhllahpa Att thn news, earlier, mars
pnprr W.
u liislsis on peaoe lhfnughout tbs whole
county, TIC TiHhl nl lpnal aell-kuyeinmuut
ANA lln protection Of all olaAses Ia illu aneI'
else Of lllnlr luAt and leeal Fiahla,
" advocates NOnndunen nlid good fualiuu
helwenn nnlih aud south, And lkb0rs los an
INQUEST hnn apidlug reconciliation,
" maintains fairness aud panlpr lOwaTi
puhlle men anu quotations, and dignity and
enutipsy toward associates and ryalh,
" publishes hnlrnilhr nows, reports, discus
hlpnA ana hlhooNrii,h ~ deHnlp VI lullneaa
alll accuracy neNei hrima Alfalnei Ny any
II glyss p,ory week ton 90 mnto eolums OF
lie most CAREFULLY prepared Rgllnulhrai
matter during The yanii much lnuIu Ia lhu
hHHleNhtr lhhn lir untlrr ountt nlh Ut any
other agricultural publication, aud The whole
lufmlnH a department Of which al vnineni
agricultural edilur said at has done mnIa
w. ms q, ahoa i,fInals l''en any other lnnu'
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literary vAitaA which have met wider sails
anu ilufu Vinphhllo popular approval Than
any hlhlllhf publication ut the hind,
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CHANGE OF TIME:
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, SEPT. 8, 1874,
CLOSE CONNECTION

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Paso Mail Company's stages for Monroe
Vicksburg and the south. Az TexarRana
with the
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE

is easily applied, impartsa beautiful black
or brown, and acts like magic. The best In
the world. Sold by all druggists. Price, one
dollar box. ava ei9l2YH9
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stRl9NER's MONTHLY TOR 1875.
Some Of Its Attractive Features

OF Ogden Farm, near Newport, Rhode Island
way with the industries and peculiarties OF
the quaint peoples OF Holland, Normandy,
and ihe Channe islands 1he'papers Will
be fully illustrated, and while especial az
tention viii he ptid to farm matters IN botn
picture aud description, the authors faculty
ofkeen and Intelligent observation insures
abundant interest for The generalre
The CaH0ns or the Colorado"
A vivid account Of the Exploration Of
abe C0Ior.vi0 River Region by the
Government Expedition under Major
}. W. POWELL.
i. The description OF this new and wonderful
region, assisted by num- RUS and nrillant
'ilinstrdtuls hy Moran, sheppard and others
II Is exlie cted Will have more than ~ tran-
sient Value Az sidttonsl papeE sy wiaaa aP
inc. study Of Indian character, 1sa'se
In the q Extensive list Of ILLUSTRATED material
now in course OF preparation, which u rs ex-
pecie,t v III be publ shed during the coming
wear. are occasional brilliant papers on
French e. and literature, by Albert Rhodes
articles of travel in Europe, Asia anu AInerli
en-, by competent hands; descriptive papers
on Chicag,i, Richmond Baltimore and other
cities ;siSetriIes ~ c,ifidns phases OF Vege'a-
In poeiry. short Stories and sketches, bio
graphic, "Reminiscences, essays, etc the pun
fishers expect Ia preserve their former high
standard. Every EFFORT will he made 10 Keep
the magazine igesh, bright, high-toned and
comprehensive. atatEf.i So
II Il, " NJ -
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Condensed Through Time Gard
10 points North ana east via tho
Houston and Texas Central NY

Trains arrive and depart from Houston an
follows
ACCOMMODATION. THROUGH TRAIN.
Lenves,...... 400 A. M ioayea..,..... $50 y. NJ.
Arrivesn..,.. 9:i0 A. NJ, Arfivea.~.. S2O p. N.
Galveston Freight and Ticket once, 70
fremont street.
New York City Freight and Ticket once,
3i5 broadway. ~
Visitors 10 above cities Will find THESE Of
Aces n pleasant place Of resort thoir lelaure
fouad.
]. WALDO. 0en'l Ticket Agent.
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MACHINERY. A7''lp S1''
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From the Louisville Courier ournaI.l
How n Fashionable Young Mau
Was ShOrn 81 has beauty by mn
Inex pertenced barber.

uI,l
How Fashionable Young Wan
Was ShOrn 81 hls beauty by nm
Inexperienced barber.
Will y. Hays has been 10 New York and
as usual, while spending day or two
Sightseeing, witnessed some ludcrous
scenes
He was standing, one day last week, in
the office of the Metropolitan hotel, when,
looking through doorway which led into
the barber shop connected with the house,
he observed tall rough-looking individual
with hat off, leaning in half-sitting pos
ture against the heating register by the wall
as II trying to thaw out after bog freeze
up. His appearance suggested to the OBJ
server the possibility of his being anything
but man OF so respectable a profession
as that OF n barber. To say that he looked
uncouth on first view would CONVEX an in
definite ides. His hair was long, his face
was covered with short ''stubble" and a
small quantity of soil. His clothes were
new but rough, out of style and fitted
badly his pant legs looked like distended
meal sacks, while his coat seemed as tho
he might have taken running jump" and
jumped into It. His vest was too short
and his boots were brogans. In this case
looks were not deceivng. lie was evil
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