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.old Prob. !" Us. 1Ae coose-bone.


We are likely to have q conflict OF
jurisdiction between sold Probabifities''
and the Kentucky goese-bone. Itseems
that, among our neighbors across the
river, the "goose-bone" is accepted as a
barometer of higher authority and
greater antiquity than any that the Sig
nal Service can beast; and its predie
tions concerning the weather look much
farther into the future than any that Old
Prob. has ever yet vouchsafed to the
public. The Louisville Commercial thus
expounds both the law and the prophets
of the goose e-hone:
The geose-hone predictions are perhaps
more closely watched in Kentucky than
anywhere else, and the goose-bone may
be called the Kentueky weather prophet
ln many parts Of the State the farmers
| consult 1t and prepare Tor handling Iheir
crops in accordance with its predictions.
1t is said that there rs q family in Wood
ford County who have fifty of these lit-
tie prophets carefully laid away. aud
who declare that meme OF them made 2
mistake in its predictions.
Let us turn to this years prophecy
w d lhuSt t&k0 tl1o nlGASu- hQh@ VII " 1Hnt
springs gOose-none other will do, Tor
the prophecy does not extend beyond
the year in which the goose is hatched.
Thanks to friend we have such bone.
/ 1t must be divided into three different
parts, which represent the three divi.
sions Of winter. The breast-hone OF q
goose is translucent, but at places has
cloud-like blots upon it. These blots de-
note cold weather. Locking at the bone
before us, we lind a little cold weatn er
about the first Of December, which we
have realized, and there is another
blot beyond the center Of the bone,
denoting cold weather about the middle
lot January; this cloud we are passing
now, and so tar our little prognosticator
has guided us right. We are TO have
warmer weather after few days, but
the worst 10 co come. The darkest blots
are near the end Ut the bone, and, III the
prophecy fails not, winter will verify the
saying of "eenaimg in like q lamb, and
gong cub like a roaring llOa." Our cold
est weather will come after the middle
} OF February, and our warmest fires will
be required for the parting days OF win
ter and the first days OF spring.
This is the goose-hone prophecy, and
as We have the word of a good old farmer
that it has net failed for fifty years, we
would advise the laying in Of coal and
general preparations to meet cold
Weather-tor the goose-bone has said 1t,
and old winter will be alter young spRiHg
with great big icicle.
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The Volcano, Mauna Loa.

A traveller who made a recent visit to
the world-renowned volcano known as
Mauna Loa, in the Sandwich Islands
gives the following account of tina,
weRder of the world:
"Mauna Lea is about 14,0e0 feet In
perpendicular hight. 1t presents the
appearance Of an immense smoot Tn dome
and seientihe men suppose IL to be
| nearly a hollow cone, disemboweled by
volcanic fires anu subtarranean gases
and liable to cave In Ut any moment By
the action Of an earthquake. 1t pos.
sesses many craters of drtlerent dimen
sions, and new ones are continually
opening. Its terminal crater, about tive
miles and half in length and enc iu
width, has always been more or less
active, but the lava was never known 10
overflow till the fearful eruptions Of The
summer OF 1872. Twenty years previous
there was a great eruption from crater
on the side OF Mauna Loa about 10 O0C
feet above Sea Level A oolunn of lava
was spouted 800 feet into The air, and
formed molten river mile wide,
whicn, iu its devastating course, filled
several raYines from 200 to 39O feet in
depth. From another OF the side cfaters
a terrific discharge occurred in 1885
destroying with lava streams an area OF
400 square miles. The most violent
eruption known took place in January,
1853, and continued i0f len months, s,
destroying village ana creating a. lava
stream ferty Mules long and SIX miles
wide.
"The NEST remarka able OF the craters Of
hauna Loa is kllauea, situated on a
plain 1910 feet aDeye sea level. 1t is
IA 10 in. q l.,,
being nine miles in circumference and
l,4aD ieet deep. The inside is trimmed
with cooled lava, called the black ledge,
from $40 to 2,0V0 feet wide and about
1000 feet deep. The center was formerly
. surging sea OF lire, with fountains oI
crimson lava, hung with y cloud which
was silver by day and red by night,
During the day the bottom looks like ii
heap OF smoldering ruins, but at night
1t shows two immense pools OF cherry
RED liquid, in state OF violent ebulli-
ton, which illumlnales the whole vast
expanse and flows in all directions, like
water; and there are numerous eoHieal
craters continually throwing out stones,
ashes, lava, smoke and flame.
"ln the crater, alter walking about for
some time almost Dl nded aud suttoeated
with sulphurous steam, we came to q
miniature crater in operation. In hole
TWO feet IN diameter the red-not lava
was seen boiling and bubbling like
water in q kettle over a qu,ck ire.
Every now and then The lava would be
thrown two or three feet into the air,
Then ~ Weuld simmer down, and see m
10 wait for new yig0r again to spou,
forth in beautiful yeliew oehre stream.
We approached within four Ieet of tnis
lava fountain, much 10 the astonishmeut
as well W anxiety pf TIE guides. and
doubtless TO oar own risk, but when one
10 fairly down a crater, curiosity casts
out Tear. That night we Witnessed j ter
rihc eruption trom this very yept-hple,
and it was by NO means reassuring 10
see the lava spouted thirty feet ligh,
ana the flames blown in every direction
over the spots we had occupied in the
inorningY
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A London journal remarks: ssWhen
fruib does harm, it is because ID rs eaten
at improper times, in improper quantr
ties, or before IL b ripened and fit for the
human stomach. A distinguished phy.
stefan has said that IL his patients weuld
make a practice et eating couple o
coed oranges before breakfast, fram Feb.
ruary till June, his practice would be
gone. The principal evil is that We dc
not eat enough OF fruit; that we injure
its finer qualities with sugar; that we
drown them with cream. We need the
medicinal action OF the pure fruit acids
in our system, and their cooling, cer'
'rectiYe infuence.o
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READ THIS TWECEl.

*THE RH0PLE'S LEDGER" contains NO
Continued Stories, Large Pages, "a Colan,nS
OF Chnica Miscellaneous Reading Matter every
week, together with articles from the pens Of
such we'll known writers asNASBY, OLIVER
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BRIDGE. MARX TWAIN. &c.
~ ItotI send ~ The People, Ledger't
to amy address esera aueek for three uaonthsi
ON trial, on recesp Of only 30 CENTS.
"Ths Peoples Ledger " is an old established
and reliable weekly paper, published every
Saturday, and is very popular throughout the
New England and Middle States. Address
HERMANN X. GuRTIss Publisher.'s &
No. u School street, Boston, Mast
no16-d&W-H
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MIR. Darwin tells story, as an ex-
ample. of the reasoning powers of a
meHkey that was scratched by pet
kitten. At first Jeeko was immensely
amazed. Recovering from his surprise,
he set at work to discover the location
Of the claws. After a severe tussel he
got the four feet of the kitten within
his clutches, saw the nails thrust from
their guards, and with the broadcast grin
Of satis Ia eti0n he proceeded deliberately
to bite the points Off of each one.
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SENDS.
I,EGAI,.

IN thai Kinker u Company, firm doing
business in the State of Ohio, did on the 10Th
day Of Deeember, A. b. 1874 file their petition
in the Superior Court of Cincinnati. No M,42l,
in said State OF Ohio. against the SAID Henry
Bruins, defendant, setting fpr,h that the said
Henry Bruins did, on tile 10th day Of June, 1855,
at the City of Cincinnati, execute and deliver
his certain pYomissory note Of that date for
uhe sum of $a8B, with interest at @ per cent per
annam, for vallle received, pay able on demtnd
to- Kinker q Company or order, and praying
Judgment against said Brnns in said sam OF
two hundred and sixty three dollars, with in
terest from the 10Th DAY Of June, 1858, and
costs; and the sand Henry Bruins rs notified that
he Is required TO appear and answer said pc
titiep on or before the third Saturday after the
S0th day OF March. A. ID. 1915
Dated February Q, 1876.
KINKER q co.
BY STALL0 3 KITTREDGE, their Attorneys
fey-6tW
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The unmarried Washington ladies'
want law TO. prohibit bachelor and wld-
over Senators from dedging around and
peepfng inte the windows VI tAe Treas-
ury DepartmeBt. eut
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AS reliable and cheap remedy for
the various affections OF the throat and
lungs, we heartily recommend DIR. BULBS
Cough Syrup. Small 25c, and large bot
\ Ties 50c.
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inmate DECEMBER 81. 1850.
JAS. ID. CAMFELL, (SEALl.
ANNA u. FALLS, [SEALl.
II. /. SHTNKLE, fSEAL1.
III. V. SULLIVAN, ISEAL1.
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CoPARTNERsHIp NOTICE.

THIS is TO CERTIFT THAT THE uN-
L DERSIGNED have agreed to limited
partnership upon the following terms;
!, The name af said firm snail be CAMP-
BELL, FAI,LfS and SHISKLE.
2. James ID. Campbal, resident Of Ooyins-
ton, KY, Aan Il. Falls, resident of Newport,
Ky. and Harry ]. shinkle, resiuent Of Ooyng
ton, KY, are general partaers, and NJ. v. Snl-
Ivan, resident of Cevingten, KY, is special
partner.
s. The special partner. NJ. V. Sullivan, has
contributes TO the Capital Stock Ten Thousand
Dollars. E r
4. The general nature Of the business to be
Transacted is Wholesale dealers in Teas, Tobae-
co and Cigars, to oe carried on in Cincinnati,
Ohio.
s. Said partnership to commence January l.,
1875, and terminate DECEMBER 81. 1850.
JAS. ID. CAMFELL, [SEALl.
ANNA E. FALLS, IaEALi.
IL. /. SHTNKLE, ~ fSEAL1.
III. V. SULLIVAN, lSEAE.
STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
SS.-Personally appeared before the UNDER
signed, a Justice OF the Place within and for
the county aforesaid, James ID. Campbell,
Ann e. Falls, Henry l. Shinkle and III. v.
Suliiyau, who acknow,eged the sealing aud
signigg OF the foregoing instrument as their
act and Decd 'TtrFPtca ,ia ~ f't''- y W.
: In testimony whereof have hereunto set my
hand and scroll Seal this list day OF February,
a. u. 1Sl6. u. w. Z. LEE;r
Justice Of the Peace of Cincinnati Township,
Hamilton County, Ohio fe2-8tW
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II EGAL-Wtlliam Schierland, plaintiff. Va
IA Nara Schiegland, defen dant. - Hamilton,
Common Pleas.---No. S3I-Pettion for Di,
yorce.--In the above acLion the plaintiff filed
February sth, A. ID. 1916, the petition, stating
that he has been o resident Of the State Of Ono
for the year last past, and is at present bona
tide resident Of Hamilton County.
On or about the Is hsday OF October, lest at
Luedelsen, Prussia, he was married TO defends
ant, and be has ever since conducted himself
as faithful husband toward this defendants
The defendant has. however, been guilty of
gross neglect OF duty for more than three years
last past, in this, that she utterly refused to-
attend to the household affairs. The defend-
ant has been guilty Of wilful absence from
this plaint,6 without any cause or justification
be divorced from the defendant, and for fur
ther relief. The defendant is required to an
swer on or before April = 4. p. 1sl5. ,,
HERM. MARCKWORTH,
fe9.6tW Plaintiffs Attorney.
IT EGAL.rSuperior Court OF EtnclnnatI-
| ! James Mclean, Henry ii. Stotesbnry and
Fergus Coch an. partners doing business in
the city OF New York, as Cochran, Mclean Y
Co-, plaintiffs, against Michael Failon, and
James OConnell, partners, doing business as
NJ Fallon Il Co., deIepdants, and the Amazon
Case No S1,f15. The defendants, Michael Fal-
lon and James 0'ConneH. partneis as NJ. Fall
lon y Co, who are noA-Tesidents Of the Stale
# fs on Msrsa isYa is dlsd s shsr sn @ pst IN
this Court, the object and pi aver OF Which is to
recover FROM said defepdants tho sum Of
S5.4 0 S6, with Interest, for goods and mer-
chandise sold and delivered by the plaintiffs to
the defendants at the latterss request; that an
order OF attachment Issued in SAID case. and
that the Amazon insurance Company, Of Gin
cinnati, has been garnisheed therein, aud
said defendants are hereby further notified
that unless they answer OF demur to said Pc
titi0n, on or b fore Saturday, April 1st, 1876,
Judgment will be taken in their absence. as
LONG, KRAMER q KRAMER,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
CINCINNATI. January ~ b. 1876. iai9-1tW
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\ -
AS o reliable and cheap remedy for
the various affections OF the throat and
lungs, we heartily recommend DR.. Bufl's
Cough Syrup. Small 25c, and large bot
! Ties 50c.
VEGETINE.
VEGETINE
5 --WILL CURE---
IS G r O T u L A !,
Scrafuleus Hamof.
YEGETINE will eradicate from the sytem
| every tanU of Scrofula and Scrofu!ous Humer.
IT has permanently cared thousands in Boston
and vicinity who had been long and painful
sufferers.
Cancer, Caneefsas HHmaH.
The marvellous effect of vEaETINE in case
Of Cancer and taleerons Humor challenges
the most profound atteptlon OF the me iiUal
faculty, many of whom arc prescribing VEGE-
| TINE to their patients.
CankeP.
vEGBrINE has never faiied to cure the most
inhsxible case OF Canker.
Mereafial Diseases.
The yEGETINE meets " vith wonderful success
IN the cure OF this Class OF diseases.
Pain in the Bones.
Tn this comptaint the VraRrtNp In ths 0reat
remedy, as II removes from tive system the pfo-
duclng cause.
Salt Rhepm.
Tetbcr, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, &c, will
certainly Yield to the great Alternative oAects
Of NEGETtNE.
Erysipslas.
yEGRTINE has never failed to cure the most
tnvetefata case OF Eiysipelas
Pimples and Humors on the Face.
Reason should teach US that a bio. chy, rough
or PIN pled SKIN depends entirely upon ar Up
ternal cause, and no outward application can
ever cure the defect. YEGETINE ia tie great
blood purifier
TumOrs, Ulcers Or Old Sores
Are caused by an impure state of the blood.
Cleanse the blood thoroughly with vEaETiNE,
aud these complaints will disappsar
Catarrh.
For this complaint the only substantial ben
eft can be obtained through the blood. Vege-
tihe ID the great bood puriher.
Constipation.
.YEaET,sE does not act as a cathartic TO de-
bilitate the bowels, but cleapses all the organs,
enabling eaoh to perform the functions devolv-
Ing npoa them.
Piles.
YEaETiNR has restored thousands to health
who have been long and painful sufferers.
Dyspepsia.
II FRGETIsE is taken regularly. according
follow ITS use,
Faintness at the Stomach.
FRGETIsE is not . stimulating hlttprs which
creates hctitiops Eappetite, but Jgeptle ton .c
which assists nature TO restors the stomach t9
2 healthy action. ~
Female Weakness.
,nyla nyEaESsF sS5s fFsSy SR9g s causes Sf
ems the Whole system, acts Upon the tsecretiVe
organs and allays indainn1atldua y tt7"'s
General Debility.
In this complaint the good effects Of the VEG
ErIEE are realized immediately after commenc-
ing TO take it; as debility denotes deficiency OF
the blood, and VEGETINE acts directly upon the
blood.
VegetiHe is Sold by all Druggists.
fel6-2tM AbS
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-02-16

THE NATIONAL PACIFIC RAILROAD en-
terprise, which 80 eifectually swallowed
up Jay Cooke and his friends, is not to
be abandoned. Montana has come for
ward with grant of $3,5OO,0o0. This
grant is coupled with the condition tn at
the railroad company shall Of itself raise
funds sufficient to complete the road to
a point cllled Bozeman. which is about
one thousand miles west from Duluth.
OF this road there are now completed
four hundred and fifty miles from Duluth
to Bismarck; and Bozeman Is somethi ng
over five hundred miles beyond Bis
marck. This extension, to secure the
Montana grant, will be completed In
about three years. On the Pacific divis.
ion OF the line the road is completed
from Puget Sound to the Co
lumbia River, distance of
los miles. The gap between the two d.
visions yet to be built 10 about 800 miles;
Of which the 800 miles between Bis
marck and BoEeman forms the greater
part; and between these two points the
country Is reported to be almost wholly
Q level plain. The valley Of the Yellow
stone is almost the only deviation from
Q level surface, and this presents no se-
rious obstacle to the grade or construc.
ton.
To complete the 500 miles from Bis
marck, the present terminus, to Boze-
man, the Company viii have to raise
about s6,ooO.oo In addition to the ss,-
500. 900 from the Montana grant. Meas
ures are now on toot to raise this re-
quired sum By the Company. We may
therefore look for the prosecution Of that
Northern road, upon which SO much
odium has rested since DAY Cookies mis-
cradle fasee.
The KEELY MOTOR, about which SO
much was said some time ago. and
which was supposed to be exceedingly
dead, Is after all alive and kicking. AT
last advices il was ABIDE TO explode Its
|iron-banded receptacle and knock an I'M
seemly hole through q brick wall of the
building where its titanic forces are
mysteriously evolved. The people in
It's vicinity are alarmed and talk about
r'dynamite."
TEE amount paid by different. parties
to the Centennial Board for the cences-
sion OF business privileges during the
Exposition already reaches the hand
some sum Of s45o,ss0. At this rate the
Congressional appropriation Would sesm
TO be needless.
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Constipation.

YEaETINE does not act as a cathartic to de-
bilitate the bowels, but cleapses ali the organs,
enabling each to perform the fuuctlens devolv-
Ing np0n them.
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Catarrh.

For this complaint the only substantial ben
eft can be obtained through the blood. Vege-
time ID the great b.ood purifier.
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In this coinpieint the YEGBrtHE IL the greal
remedy, as it removes FROM tive system the pro'
aucing cause.
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CINCINNATI, RICHMONp AND CuIcAGO,
DAYTON sHoRT-LINR AND cLEvELAND.
pAYToN snonr.LINH ANp COZ UMaUs.
cINcINyATI AND sANDUsKY.

=, Depot, Pearl and Plum. Time, minnteg last.
0eiaM5aass lo:so4:&. sssfs. sSSsH,
columBus Ac. nm. 2;3oR.M lo;l0P.M. s:i0R.E.
CINCINNATI AND sANpysKr:
hsp 4 Resfl apa PlVE Tins RiPatss sst
sandaskky Ex daily. S:iof:1. 6SoA.M: soSA:Ms
Beliaiontaiie Ac H.. 2:3DF.M. loaoA.M. 9;p0p.Ih
INDIAsAPoLIs. cINcINNArI AMP LAFAYETTE.
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Tumors, Ulcers Or Old Sores

Are caused by an impure state of the blood.
Cleanse the blood thoroughly with VEGETIEE,
and these complaints will disappsar.
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Salt Rhepm.

letter, Salt Rheum, Seald Head, &c, will
certainly Yield to the great alternative oAset
Of NEGETtNE.
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Reason should teach US that bio: chy, rough
or pimpled skin depends entirely upon arr lp
lernal cause, and no outward application can
blood purifier.
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Erysipslas.
Pimples and Humors on the Face.

yEGRTINE has never failed to cure the most
invetefata case Of Efysipelas
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II FRGETIEE is taken regularly, aceordip
70 directions, y certaia and speedy cure WI
follow its use, v ~
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Mereafial Diseases.

vEGErINE has never failed to cure the most
inHSxIble case Of Canker.
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Pain in the Bones

The VEGETINE meets with wonderful succ
In the cure Of this class Of diseases
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Piles.
Dyspepsia.

VEaETiNR has restored thousands to health
who have been long and painful sufferers.
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Faintness at the Stomach.

ERGETISE is pot Q stimulating bitters which
creates hctitiou sEappetite, but lgeptle ton 4
which assists nature TO restors the stomach y
healthy action. ~
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-17

The MERRY MAKERa This company,
which is now drawing crowded hur. ses
in Virginia City and t.e,ighting tht fas-
iideoas Comstockers, under the man
ageDeut of sheridan Corbyn, will give
40 entertainments at Centennial Hall
next Tuesday ona Wednesday evenings.
They are spoken of in terms OF the
highest praise by the press aud the
people where they have appeared. and
fiji the bill by giving two hours Of solid
fun az each entertainment.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-17
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

TINS WRowG MAN.-Tho operators
knowing that The special dispatches
and, in fact, all the dispatches pub
lished in the Register are clipped from
other papers or made mp from leakings
from the Offices here. rut mp little
job on the ponderous Stoddard last
evening. They circulated the report
that Stewart Woodford, Of New York,
Ngas nominated for Vice President
Old Ponderosity swallowed the bait,
and this morning the Register an
nounced among lis specials that he Naes
the nominee for Vice President. TIE
RIGHTEOUSNESS of it's position VIII Ike
made apparent when it changes .the
name. The Register does not receive
a line of press dispatches, except what
are stolen from the wires or clipped
from ether papers.
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The Candidates.


NAw YORK, June II.
1ne Cincinnati nominations took the
people by surprise. They are consid-
cred as weak as could have been nude.
The men are not recognized as leaders
OF the party, and this State, Massa
ehusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire,
and New Jersey ere conceded to the
Democracy GU hard money pla'-
form.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-06-17

CooELY RECEIVED. The nomination
of HAYS Tor PRECEDENT at Cincinnati.
felt like wet blanket on the truly
ioii " politicians ofthe party of +" Great
steals Yesterday, Not gun was
fired. not shout went up npon receipt
of the news ef the choice Of two men
to carry the frand stained dag of a once
proud and honest party, through a
campaign which is certain to result in
defeat.