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migfati0n sDa48pssto1is0 a 1e0GSele0e HpUn
tho moral and material interests Of the country.

Twelfsk-The Republican party recognizes.
with approval. the substantial advance recently
made toward the b.ishnent OF equal nights
for women. by the many important amendments
elected by Republican Legl's!ssures III tne
laws which concern the personal ana rrpefty
c.ini ions Of wives, not ers and widows. ana
ly IN. appointment and election OF women &c
ths supt rintenIelCy of institutions OF edEcs-
ton charity and other public trusts. The
honest ,icusndsc Of this class Of citizens :"r SC
iiricnai rights and privileges and i;nniunities
should be treated with respectful consideration
Thirteenth Constitution con:ers upon
Congress scvrr.i-.a yoNer over tie lefritofies
Of the United states for their government, anu
IN the exe..is. of this power 1t Is the right ard
the duty a: Congress 20 prohibit and eStlrpste
IL, ;he Territories. shat relic OF ba,f".i't'l'
poIvga:nr; AID Va demand such Legislation ns
shall secure this end and the supremacy o!
American iu-titatiols iii oil OUR Territories.
has gwen 20 oar soldiers ard sailors must he
fulfilled Ibis great people vii! always hold
tbcse ho per- ie., their lives for their count-y
pres, -vaslo0 il, tho hlndess Remembrance.
Fittsc-:.h-rs sincerely Ciaprccate all sec
iiCnai ie~.tUs a1Id teLtenc!es, aud VT, there
fu... note VITA Geep rollctudc thst the Demo
cratic party counts Us its chief hope ui success,
upon the electoral vote OF a united south,
secured through ne effort, of those who were
recently arraye1 against the nation, and We IN
woke tie e.f;rst attention OF the country 20 the
crave tFl!;h that the successes thus achieved
wo-!:i Reopen sectional strife and ;mitrII the
uaticusi ho.s..- saa human n rhts.
Sixtes3th-Ws charge the Democratic party
with ttIn. ne same u character ana spirit as
" hen 1t svrnpsthized with treason; with max
ing is control NJ tho House Of Representatives
the triumph ant: the opportunity OF the nstion
rrctr: fos-: with -essserting and arpiauHiIls at
tho National Capitol the sentiments Of unr.-
repentan, rebellion; with sending Union SOL
d;,.rs &c the wall and promoting Confederate
soldiers ~ tho front; with deliberately proFos-
ing to repudiate the pligkted faith Of the Gov
eminent: with being equally false and in beetle
il, ovcr-haloxing tho ends Of justice by its par
t!sau acknowledgement and obstruction c. lnNes-
tigstiuu: with proYin: itself through the pcr;ot!
81 it's seC,Hdcu.y III the Lower House oi Con
rress, utterly incompetent to administer The
Cove r,lii. mt SID we the country ath!iisf
Trusting PARTY t!.us si,ae unworthy, recreant
aid RCs,,aOit-
seventeenth - The National ADMINISTRATORS
y,i.r!.- commentator fey ifs hc1ors.'l. work II,
the InHan cement domestic and foreign AT airs,
sad Pre- III, ciHnt deserves the continued ana
hearty gratitude nf the American people tor IS
patriotism sud his i:ELcnss services IN " ar s2
u peace
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lMEIHOUStk1 DOLLARS REWARD
s,>O;s AN iN6URABGE CASE.
DIR. 70 RiChHN'S

COL DEN Il; L. = 4 n
After tan wears OF trial on this r0Eet has proved
itself the only curative i'll certain class OF
diseases pronounced by medical practitioners NJ
iaCJ,ahle.
Br. Le Rtchuu's Golden Bm,sa,a No.
Cures Chaucres. inst and second stsees; Scres
on the Legs or Body. Sore Ears. Eyes. Nose, etc.
Cooner-colored Biotchcs, STphilitic C.tarrh,
Diseased scalp, and all tie primary forms OF
the disease known RS Syphilis. Price, % per
bottle, or two for 50.
,sr. lie Rici.au's Golden EalsaIn No =
Cures Tertiary. Nercurial, Syphiliic Rheuma-
tisu Raius III tie Bones, Beck of the Neck,
liberated sore Throat, Syphi,itic Rash. nmpS
and Contracted Cores, Stiffness Of; he Limbs.
and crsdicatrs all diseases from the system,
whether caused by indisr.tion or abuse OF
r.le.cury-leay.ng the blood pare ard healthy.
Prize. s. De, bottle, CT two for -.
DIR. LIE itichau's Golden Spanish
A,.tfiotc.
For the cure If Gonorrhea elect, Irritation.
Gravel, and al Urjrary or Genital d!sarrangc-
ricI,,s. Price, 81 81 per bottle
DR.. Lit Richnu's Golden spanish
Injection,
A wash and Injection FIR severe cases of Con
arrnea, ini'ammstoly Gleet, Structures, ard all
diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Price,
81 81 per bottle.
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Also, Agents for DIR. lie RicEau's
Golden i'iIis.

For Seminal Weakness Night Emissions I'M.
potency, and al! diseases Arising FROM Na,tur-
baton and excessive abrletg. Price - PEI
bottle Tl- genuine tiCLDEE: B,LshM Is put VI
Only in round bottles. tn receipt OF price,
these laeiC mes v IL be Sent IL al parts OF tire
county. Wy express or ihsli, Eccureiy packi =,
a;tl fr.. from UtSt ~ stiCn. Sole agents. q. L.
RICHARDS t CO. wholesale and retail dru.-
gists and chemists, southwest corner OF Clay
and Say%olne streets. san Francisco, Caiiiorn'e,
al,glp-iT n
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WARM Strings HOTEL,

John ID. EERsEf Proprietor
Y1SHI< POPULAR PLACE OF RE.
j sort situated cae and half miles frc,n
Carson CITY. offers III" b - accommodation ds
Il plaC;, of resort to be found III lhi ate.
THE MOTEL
Has ben thoroughly renovated and r. fitted. and
no pains viii b. spared - iaakn colujo rtsbl, all
guests who visit tn: -pIilhi, Those delightful
SWIMMING BATHS
Of iHire running wafer ar" uncquHl Il in tn
STATE. Mf[i 49, al the best ~ tii.. lr:-Ct = II
first class styl-, furnished t. "r;l."-
4 new Conc ra Wacca c0nv.tE r1"sfs froEn
Carson City tn he erlinrN eve,. h3lr, and Viii
call fer them lign orders ictt II niiJ II tn ''-
J-.S in Carson.
BATHS ....-...-...... .......---.''h genus
"a 5tIl. 10 and fvnre ~VEi;.GS.IH t"' T.
jyH
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PUBLICATION FOR PATENT

~ N5tic, No :ii5, United States Survey No.
8? limited States Lanu Office. Carson city. Ne
ypda Nav lftii, Ini,- Notice il hereby given
that The AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MN
INC. C0MPANT,a corporation duly ilcorp<
rated under and by virtue Ut the laws Of ;he
State OF California;, having its principal place
of bus iEcSa III the city IT san Francisco, State
OF Cifou4i.. has h;s day by A. $. GoCLp. its
attori.us in fact ant atcnt whose Post O.!iGe
address is Carson city. Nesade}, mrde applies
ton for Omitted states patent for fifteen hun
,irrd Il .lst9 li,-Ir Iort of the Ni'l:aly2s Lode
hcariIl4 gold aud oliver quartz and other min
erals 81 lrr,lous metals. together with surface
ground six hundred $50 feet III width, for tn"
convenient working thereof situate IN the F,.glG
and "asbo" Valley Mining District. Ormsby
giurtF a'ul Stata OF Nuvutia, .nb" II hid utsls
mated on Tie 1eld notes and otficia! plat a.
United States survey or lot No. 80. III Section 70
Township % north OF range Il. east, Monte Di
abb. meridian: the exterior boundarlcG 81 said
lot NJ. 80 being ar follows, TO vii: beginning
at nost marked No. |, L. =. survey No ~,
wheute the southwest corner OF Section rs,
Township ID north ni range ~ east, bears south
49, ~ west Stl5 $40 feet: the Ayers AID Hoy
tinS silver Mining COMPANY Go Din bears north
Sc, west est, fc.t, a,d Il" discovery and WORK
i,:,! eat aud uLut upon his Iailie bear. north q
n6' east 935 feet: thence .runntnS hrst courss.
north Il X west 400 Icet to POST marked No
T. s. Survey No. 50: thence second course, north
"a % east e0N'trt to lckt narStd No. e : Sur
,rv No 81; thence tnird ro'irS", eollth l5a"
cqst $50 feet IL past niachrd Nn. :. S,irye.
No. ~; thence iGurtn cour-.s sotih - ~ WEST
t.iu feet to post No. L. the place OF beginning,
cont aiming 20 &C. it0 ares BEARINGS expressed
IRON, the true lIleriiiau with magnetic varia
ti,,,. Of Ii - cast. ais CHIN was located i'li-
der tie name OF the Williams Mining Claim
and survey made to accord herewith. Tho
o.n-Li,,a. aud announcements on this mine con.
Nist tf an oj On 81 .et long, % feet vide ar'!
sl rcct l.,o sid tai:a.l ran il TIE hill from
III fHr.. Of saii cut distance of y feet. "a
cae,iin9 500 ia va as ihis tlit"i If bonnned
llf,th.'1'v D. Ia lvrr. CoH@Dii1ateJ SILVER Min
IN, Io7rpnrys claim; snutlgtly hy III. h"rett"
t,nrnn,1f,'~ mimi" ,iaioi III" said mining
rla,rL bc.D- rec"r iod IL the Office OF til" Et-
c,r.t,r u u,ut.bv county aforesaid, ia rolu,no
, .ni,t 49, tny MD ,si! }nTSgI,- r.3lttinI au"
portion ~ aaii tye.s mi H@Y!-iEf So gsr Min
b. l,siunayv's clsi:p axe r.4.5 Il l." fi- thGif
..tyt1.s u!:.!m with me i.'4latsr oi TIE Unite.
sat. faHG 1tic. .t Natr'n City, Nevada, day
% .D,~ ~ g; ,r.-i IL Ir'n'tr..ti' i. nr thsy
,.,. :. i.-tl,sF - ,-Cstsg - 49,. i',,5=.-s. 81
: :. .;~ta'.. f,,.t;. i h.Aih, E.5.ster.
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FFi,I:L.
eaHDisDSED AMENDMENT ANls


r,Eoi'DSED AMENDMENT ANI'
revision Of .hc Constitution Of the State ri
Nevada passed 8. lhs sevcEi'b session II The
Legislature.
i;ee.t.-,i. ~ tn AfScr..',iv. III" senate "on-
cuEt!r. TAsi III Constitution OF the STATIC "t
y. -aia b, aFI.,- .it;cf: is follow:
Amend Sect;ca orc u Article " NJ the Con
s.it;-icr u! thu STATE ii Ncy Ill, t. rcad a.
fC.low-.
.,crt,or III :is.al YEA. sa,!! commence IN
the .i-si .7;.y ~ rtccr,., : III yeth JoGr.
Passed Ian,,Srv -, is.1.
Il, sui~-t t.. The Assembly. the senate coz
cUrfinc, That GUY tirtory, n State, has :a1,Sht
US the Necessity g: revising the Constitution:
We therefore Irconu end the electors. at the
uext election fer ih.nhers Of tn Lcgislature. to
vote Cor or ss:aiist the calling u II Convention
for t.le pJryui;o " REVISING, i:e Constitt!vn 81
tlr, STATE 81 Nevaia.
I.a.scd February ~, ISIS
i.c-er- c.-t:fy ;:,r foregoing "a III tr'ie rop-
is f-cla tie original enrolled EoSo:asicas IN
81. la nv cfice.
Wi.n.-I my hand aud the Great Sea! Of
y.!.. slate. au.'Is. !. !s.6
.at:-lsv !. ID. MINOR. srCJ II sinta.
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1hs.,ir'h JOIN day "f sept. 1875.
i. ':.,, ..,.t,f = i. y: -sii 'iay, - ray said
i ,,pari.rt ,.~>.l.!.t thereon. s,tn"r with
costs Il a.i7vrt.s.G. aua ta?e:.-eS u ;he safe.
JOHN Z. Ely, Secretary.
Ca;-pa Ci'i. September 9th, !1.i. sr'-tI
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-24

g q. EA-rEENhN. ,a-,s:..,n.
= - -n-sO. 3 c-'-s-'
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-09-24
-Ess,sT!:oSS AND PLATFORM
spr gssE Hs:'iTI3tAS M.
gJs;-;y, eUS. iS1sDs.

Y,--e'- TIL trlfai -;a-NS " aC, - IA
.san SAD not 'aa,-I. and 10y tas scr0hi,--' Il
-S.,-sIr--s vi Sat ,n,i a.. Ststs Governments
.lir " 'r;,-t.tUriG,s ihs ..sEts
- ,rr III Am So s.r'I-ai +! .sn.s. as. stv.-
-.e.ct s',rrsi. a.. III c"rs'A (, ws't.sa i'f''-
-sIu',i
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SHERiFF'S SALE.



NItitf Wy . pr' Hs'r 49,
, cTd"r g, sale isS,h" gu 81 ana 'nu'r h'
seal 81 M !!oi"rah'e 9,"pll' ., "aiSit blH.r.
III 'sho i"f !liN ,o"n's .' Hii''1"s; S.a," y, ~
'aos' gu Jun11i,", ~ ~ 49,, ~ " -, -
atl o3s Vi . ny - le"' ~ , w "a.
-, ~ Gay ~ 'n,s a. 80 I III az y, va
:, - ~ - %'. = =, 90 - - a." -;
.',f' X ~ ."in y. ~ t't
80 " .il' 49,, w. a. "a
-: ~ ,,l ;t,, a. ,, -! "a =. ~ :.
=. ,t ,, ,t,., ~ a., j., -, st.- -
- 81 % e, ~, o., 80, -.
go, .'' 49,, '' ~. AZ ~ ',.
80 ~ "a, ~. ~ G,t. s,it -. z
ani'''''i w ~ 'Ni n''iA ",:"u"' - Il
~ e"nl W - -: ~ l, 80 W. ~ AI";
aI't' NJ az ~ go - Va ~. i.i'' =. "
STAT anu !" INC "''' ''"' wan A's ~ ~
sen a'''t"iil' 10 Ia" ne sat' ieat ~
MAJ ie' a-tt'''u 20 a'l9i! ,h' nat" Ju's l.t
tos.>, ",,[ui,s t"s'n ahu ih..,S h,''' ~ i".
Sniu.e nav * inI ut3i anu WI
tsr ~ !pi " I ~" ~ u.s.. =: CIV CIV, r;t
''s'' a. 'i.e ..".t iisaec '''' III thap1 ~
Sm 1 an Stt'c a'Hirrni, -" % 80
HE "t' va " ~ a. y. io.'. ~ .
F"rrh trs n"ois ~ ~ u. ana ., NJ ~ " 1t;
at one CLOCK Z. NJ, 80 in'ith ~ nc s"L,' .'',
property : GU. ~ r''"' p'.. 80, anu Si"t !"
oa'E ts VII say Inc it III
II =" h''' - ~ ~ -. 81 W Oh u'A
Ni,''" w IAN i'7'' a.u' p't Nv i'i
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IRA CONSOLIDATED GOLD

"A and silver Mining Company. Location
ii ;.riuc- pal Place OF business. Carson City,
Scy sds iocBticn Of works, Pyramid Iase
Niu.E., District, WRsncc County, Nevada
Notice ~ hereby given tina. hera are iciinqUon:
upon tie :9l.nw;uS described rs1ita- atoch q:
ten Cor nsry on sccouut d Assessment No. :.
levied ArErst ltth. 1876. the several amounts
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THO MAS W X 3. n.
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au1 ~ accordance With lsw end In c'u.r 0i
tue load at I-lI-tt,s :u-,,, 90 tie ltiu day
Of A;4F-, i>-.i c!as.y stGI,s OF each pare! -
sui $50 may =. 0.cts-ary y IL he $50: It
yrlL,i- :,u.,,, L. It ~. yrr nf .:I' >rrr''tg''
/. 4 6 N.'.a.. .rirn'- jtw"!rv .'o:' y, IT.
- H. I. 40 -. r-:,,'. ,h~ O. ~. :
-. l. g.: i
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-06
when should We Plant Ever
greens?

There are. saws the Hortic,,I,ur;s, al
yocates OF three theories namely nian,.
inp in the early fslI in early sprise. an.,
late sp. ing and. again others have 90.
rious oiiections n anr and an ~ ,baso
,,lans: Oae urower s.vs he would moi
nlant any Kind Of ) tros IN tho fall m
heavy anil a. tbav r;,l ~ os,an I :. ,hrossn
ont by the frost We tssnsnlsn,ed q
f,ne III az eSsrg,osns Norwav .nr,,col
in Anoust - rsconm.ndad .Sv mn,
aeryman nro,sc,od ,hsm hnt ther vsrs -
ali dead. Il tho snr;ra We t,;ad n,an,
inp' i ssrIv snrina hn, had ,be ssr !
resnls a. Last sy;sa ,ba s,rss t,wn vssss
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Death OF an Editor.

CINCINNATI, May % "a M. d. Bloss,
one OF the editors of the Cincinnati En-.
quirer, and widely kno wn throughout
the country, was killed about $50. to.
night. while walking on the track Of the
Little Miami Railroad near Branch Hill
Station, where he resided. The engineer
OF the train saw him on the track and
blew the whistle, hut Mr.. Bloss, appa.
rently not hearing the signal, remained
on the track. The air. brake was used
Intellectually. Mr. Bloss' skull was crush.
ed, and both legs broken. The accident
occurred near his own house, and he was
recognized by the railroad men and car
ried home.
The deceased had been connected with
the Cincinnati Enquirer for % years, and
was prominent authority among Demo
cratic politicians for bis statistics. He
was warm personal friend and admirer
of Hon. Geo. a. Pendieton, and although
q steadfast supporter OF the Democratic
party and an earnest worker in its be-
half, he never held Office. Five years
ago be was candidate for Congress, hnt
failed to be elected owing to the luke
warmness OF his partisans. He was IN
his fiftieth year, and was born'in Derby,
Vermont He leaves q wife and four
children.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-06

An amusing contrast b presented By
two newspaper directoriss--one Of Its.
the other Of this year. The former -
sixteen pages. each laxl ! inches. and it,
Liliputian dimensions beside the proper
ton Of It's bulky companion recpll for
cibly the immense growth Of thesAmer-
ican papers in the past century.
II man is looking for situation and
can show good Recommendation from
bic mother in-lsw, it will 60 further to.
ward securing him the situation than .
dozen Testimonials from his uncles or
his brothers-in-law. But such recon-
menaation is extremely hard to get
NosristoWn Herald. ef
T A Dttrciter who was deceived by the
warm weather in March into taking his
parlor stove down, had it back again in
four days Next week be took Sit down
again, and next restored it, He remem-
bered of six different changes, tha last
Of which was made yesterday, and a.
he sat with . leg on either side OF the
grateful heat, he patted the top of the
stove and remarked: Don't blame you
at all-rm the fool; you. are up. here
j for i've thousand years now,snd I'll hire
man to keep you red hot all through
lJuly and Angustr rs-- Detroit Free Press
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Duddan,. Commanamen,s.

= - -
By gentleness overcome anger; BY
good, evil, by hberality, greed BY open
ness and truth, assembling and false.
hood.
Speak the truth; yield not to anger
give, when asked. Of the little thou hast
BY these three steps thou shalt 60 near
the gods. se e W slAa
The evil-doer mourns in this world,
and be shall mourn in the next; In both
worlds has be sorrow. BE grieves, be
is tormented seeing the evil Of his deed
The virtuous man rejoices in this
world, and he shall rejoice in the next; /;
in both worlds has hejoy.a sHerejoices,
be exults, seeing the purity OF his deed
A man slothful, saying many good
things, but not doing them, is like 2
herdsman counting the kline or Others,
but owning none - asss. X
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1876-06-06
NJ should sayso.

u told you So" II knew so," II
should say So" and several other forms
OF sound words are the favoyite expires
siops OF certain wise people, who know
everything and yet know little. An IL
lustrating incident is this: {
As train was approaching Cleveland
it parted in the middle. and the bell rope
snapped of like thread, the end of il
striking an old lady on her bonnet
"What's the matter7" she exclaimed
10, the trains broke in two" replied .
gentleman who sat In the next seat, 81
should say So" the old lady said, look
ing at the broken bell-cord. "Did they
s'pose trifing little string like tina
would hold the train together r.
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LIVERY
BURKHEAD & CO.,
Livery and Sale Stable,
North Of the Court House,
/ FO0DSFIELD, OHIO.

Funerals and Parties attended at reasonable
rates. q
Particular Attention will be Paid
to Boarding Horses,
PRICES WILL BIB REASONABLE, and they
solicit the patronage Of their friends and the
public generally. may30,73.
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Auehy.
GUESTS OF THE HEART.

Soft falls through the gathering twilight
The rain from the dropping caves,
And stirs with tremulous rustic.
The dead and the dying leaves;
While afar, in the milst of the shadows,
Ihear the sweet voices of bells
Come borne on the wind Of the autumn,
That ftfully rises and swells.
They call and they answer each other,
And answer aud mingle again.
As the deep and the shrill in an anthem
Make harmony still in their strain;
Az the voices Of sentinsls mingls ~
In mountainous regions Of snow,
Till from the hill.top chorus s
Floats down to the valleys below.
The shadows, the Arelight Of eyen,
The sound Of the rains distant chims,
Come bringing. with rain softly dropping,
Sweet thoughts Of shadowy time;
The slumbeross sense Of seclusion,
From storm and intruders aloof,
We feel when we hear in the midnight
The patter Of rain on tie roof.
When the spirit goes forth. In ita yearnings,
To take all its wanderers home,
Or sfar in the regions. of fancy
Delights on swift pinions to roam.
Iquietly sit BY, the freight,
The irelight SO bright and so warm;
For know that those only who love me
Will seek me through shadow and storm.
But should they be absent this evening.
Should even the household depart, X.
Deserted, should not be lonely, s.
/, There still would be guests in my heart;
The faces of friends that I cherish,
Ths smile and the glance and the tone,
Will haunt me wherever wander,
! And thus am never alone.
With those who have left far behind them
The Joys and the sorrows Of time;
Who sing the sweet songs Of the angels
In purer and holier cline.
Then darkly, o! evening Of autumn
Your rain and your shadow may fall
Ny loved and my lost ones ycu may bring me-
Ny heart holds feast with them all.
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H Patriotism was sometimes carried
to extremes by she people of l776 Alb
'bott's Revolutionary Times rcEo6ih that
Nc Jacob Vredenburehs barber Of Nav
York, reoeived the formal thanks of the
New York Sons Of Liberty afor his iifm,
spirited and patriotic conduct ii refusing
to complete an operation, vulgaFlYNall-
ed shaving, which be had begun zon the
face OF Capt. Croser, commander Of tho
Empress of Russia, one OF His Msjes-
ty'ssransports now lying in the river /;
but moss fortunately and providentially
was informed Of Che identity Of ~ gen
|tleman's person. whom hs had ahQak half-
finished the job. ,.,;ss,.g..,sys s
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Thackeray's Generous Dlsp0sl.
gttOn. &

The charming trait Of fhackeray ras
lis kindly disposition toward his fellow
crsftaman whose works we're more pop
ular than bis own. He was without the
least taint OF jealousy. He openly and
honestly admired Dickens, his great RI
val "Dnmbey and Son" was originally
published in monthly parts. When the
fifth number appeared, containing the
death Of little Paul, be startled Mark
Lemon BY suddenly laying II before him
and exclaiming: "Thers! Read that
There is no writing against such power
as tbisl No one has chance. Read
the description OF young Paul's death.
It is unsurpassed; 1t is tremendoue!''
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resident OF that city: ,..

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resident OF that city: .s,,.,
He and bic new wife visited his rood
old aunt, and she asked hundred quss-
tons on the all important eubject to her.
He was profuse in his answers, being on
" too happy 10 extol the good quSlltes
Of his young wife. He concluded sihe
enlogy by telling the old lady thsthIs
wife bad wonderfully'sseet voice, spd'
"mezzo soprano Of extraordinary con-
pass. The good aunt looked ovef Her
spectacles with concern In her eyes, and
said: ,"Hez she7 Well, nov, ytfaunt
Lucy used to be troubled With just suth
. acomplaint dong ivhile.age3 end she
used to put mustard to the xloles Of her
feet and take catnip tea, and i gave her
2. sight OF easiness. Jest have vouf Wife
try that and I'm sure she'lf gie betterp
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Brother Blaine's transactions in Fort
Smith and Little Rock bonds may have
been very innocent, but why, when the
Maine people to whom he had sold them
demanded that he shonld take them back.
did he rush out and raise the money to
buy of these Witnesses of his jobbery
" J San. ~
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CRND $50 to g. P. ROwRLL & CO., Nav
- York, for Pamphlet Of 100 pages, con.
tanning lists OF 5000 newspapers, and sstt.
mates showing cost Of advertising -p9h2lY
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Min Building and MIL Machinery

sfT An PRBPARED TO FURNISH PLANS
= sud sePscrrsokfIoss Of steam FIGURING
Z Mills, oHst Mills, Saw Mills and Factories;
will tsks contrasts for the sreotiou.of all
I tisdsof mills. snd to furnish the latest i'm
ayfevsd msohinsry for them Hare had rs
ysars experience in the business. Address
1T sgssfeal fikf i, GEORGE RICHNkR,
! gfere Jerusslsm. Monroe Co.. Ohio.
usbf4sr6y. ~ Is i
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HOUSE PAINTER.

Syyu8 undsrsigrsd Is prepared TO doail man,
nsT n house painting st low rates. ID
NJ sha1 ten years experience in the business
! ,sua uslioits The patronage Of the puhlie GEN
esally. WHLfAxK SLOAN.
jssA'ssY. wittsn's ? O., Monroe Co., 0.
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ROB'T q. OKEY.
HUBBARDSA HUBBARD.
Architects and Builders,

AHtioch, Aonyoe County, Ohio.
WILL prsp.re plans and .psoids,ticn:' ~ y.
isgs on more reasonable terms than any
ether arm IN Honroe county. Jan4,7ey.
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. II r. FARQUHAR, M. ID.
Ferpsrly Of zanesvills, 0hio,)

IHySlCidn ana surgeon,
oAos and residence in the Kirkbrids property,
W 00D SCI ED, OHIO.
Having located at the above place, offers his
Professional services. where he hopes By
close attention TO business 10 merit public
confidence and patronage.
Chronic Diseases WI receive special
attsptiou.t + asS & may4.,.51.
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