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Happiness.

True happiness in retired nature, and
an enemy to pomp and noise arises in
the first place, from the enjoyment Of
ones self, and in the next, from the
friendship and conversation of few Sc
lect companions. False happiness loves
to be in crowd, and to draw the eyes
of the world upon her. She does not
receive any satisfaction from the APP
plauses which she gives herself, but
from the admiration she raises in others.
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Removing Substance From
the Ear.

Take a horse hair, about six inches
long, and double 1t SO as to make loop
at one end. Introduce this loop as deep
ly as possible into the auditory canal,
and twist it gently around. After one
or two turns, according to the origina-
tor of the plan, the foreign body is
drawn out with the loop. The method
is ingenious. and at all events causes
little pain. and can do no harm.
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Christmas Carols.

given birth to so much real poetry
and pleasant rhyme as Christmas.
Years ago it was the custom in old
England to sing carols about the
streets late into Christmas eve and
early on Christmas morn. These
carols might seem strange to modern
ears; for while many of them were
charming and graceful, others were
curious or grotesque. They were
filled with legends concerning the
Advent, most wonderful events be-
ing recounted, and yet with a pic
turesque simplicity, just as if no one
could think them anything unex-
pected. The so-called 7manger
songs were often quantity sweet,
and they were used on Christmas
day inthe place Of hymns in churches.
Quite different were the merry Yule
songs of the old English Christmas:
Come, bring with noise,
My merry, merry boys,
The Christmas log to the firing;
While my good dame she
Bids you al be free.
And drink to your hearst desiring,
And the thought of feasting is made
prominent in numberless old rhymes,
rs
Lordings, Christmas loves good drink
Wines Of Gascoigne, France, Anjou,
En glish ale, that drives out thinking;
Prince ofliquors, old or new.
Belglad, both more and less.
For this hath ordained our steward,
Wrolcheer you all this Christmas
The boar's head and mustard
Christmas carols have not grown
unpopular, but they have changed,
,oth in composition and rendering,
conform to modern ideas of beau
" and refinement. Songs adapted
% the comprehension and tastes of
children abound-Songs suited to re-
igious services appropriate to the
lay as well as to the merry house.
hold festival, Every child has heard
pr read with indefinite delight.
Twas the night before Christmas, and
all through the house,
n Of 3 creature was stirring not even a
mouse,
lnd scores of other rhymes of like
,eauty. The delightful myth of
santa Claus is one to which juve-
lille faith tenaciously clings, and the
mystery is repeated from eldest to
youngest with freshness never
ullied:
Hang up the baby stocking;
Be sure you don't forget
The dear little dimpled darlingl
She never saw Christmas yet
But I've told her all about it,
And she opened her big blue eyes
And Pm sure she understands it,
She looked so funny and wise.
Dear what tiny stocking.
1t dozen take much to hold
Such little pink toes as baby's
A ay from the frost and cold;
But then for the babys Christmas
1t never would do at ali;
Why, santa wouldn't be looking
For anything halfso small!
Everybody, whether young or old,
BIS thrill of pleasure at the re-
i'm of this long observed festival,
hi rejoices that the time is at hand
vhen-
4. in the midnights white and starry
splendor
Once more the glad bells ring,
While softer human voices, sweet and
tender,
The song of Christmas sing,
Christmas has GOMEZ
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Lesdache, pains in the back and
inbs, the disc )mforts of indiges-
en, etc., use DR.. Bulbs Vegeta-
u Pills, which always promptly
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10 YOU suffer with that distress
: disease Dyspepsia? Ii so, take
Costa's Radical cure and be
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LIVERY.SALE ANDEXCHANGE


/ AN now prepared toacconmO-
the publiein General with good
HORSES AND BUGGIE.S,
the best qualities. also run an Om-
bus to passenger trains of the Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, and Passcn
gers will be carried to any part Of the
town or country. Horses are Fed and
kept ut the lowest rates and with great
care. The pubic viii do wellto give
me call
PAUL STRAUSNER
stables at American House. Queen
srteet Martissburg, W. Va
April \. u
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, 1876-01-29
DEATHS.


p1NTA-Of diphthests, on Ihursda5," Jan. e7,
Laura T.. eldest daughtcr OF Bamnel L. and Laura j.
1inta, aged ~ years month and days.
Funeral this morning at II o'clock from residence
All West Huron.bt., by cafr!sgea 10 Calvary.
sD- Nov Orleans and Toledo papers please copy.
slInEyE-on Jan. 2d, uaro!d, infant sou Of L. n.
and Julla i. Bhreve.
VAN NEAn1Na-1an. q, at Denver, COL, Enns
Van Eoar!uR, aged II years. ....
sH- syracasa IN. ~ and Jackson tst!ctl.3 rapert
please copy.
IfAYDE-Jnn. %, Of pertonIxhl nbsccss, Joscrh H.,
youngest Of L. U. aud Kate NEydo. ngcd IL months
md 70 days.
TURnEllT-Jan. %, 1870, At bis late reRhence, No.
SAT South Jcrersonst, fFancis Tnsbcrt, in the a3th
Notica uf funeral IN Sunday morning papers.
tx5- Nsw Haven <Conn.} rapess r!ease tepy.
LUNN-ln this city, Jan. u, Of CONSUMPTION, WILL.
lam Lunn, aged 10 years.
Funeral from bis Into rcsidence, corncr Ogden md
WcstcrnAyH.. on Monday, Jan. u, at o'clock q. IN.
Frentn Of deceased aEo invited to attend.
KELLY-on Jan. ~. At the residence, No. 1856 Blue
1slan-ay., Of paralys!s Eiza, beloved vito Of Ftunk
F1acral BY carriages to Calvary Cemetery, at 10
o'clock m Sunday, Jan. ~. Friends Of Tho faulty
arc fnyltaj to attend.
tE"w wexford uroiandl papers please cory.
DUCKLY-Th6 funeral uf afAry, beloved wffn Of
r. r. Duck1y, will tako place saturday, 10th inst,
hnlfpast O'Clock. from ts family tcaidcncc, 10
Loom!s-at.. to tho Holy Family church,-thcncs b.
cara 10 Calvary.
, 1876-01-29
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY JANUARY co. 1876

name ido,, and tho motion 10 qnaah
rrovatlnd. The satno question wae arGnod
1T 1ongtli Bomo months ago bcforo 1uugcn Will
iams and Farwoll, but was o7errulod.
Ths Finnnco Committee Of tho County Board
ngrocd yesterday to authorize tho sale Of Gfty-
flvo bonds Of $1,000 At such tnac, AMI In sucll
quantity. and At eacll rates, ~ would bost servo
tho pnbio interest.
Tho Commttoo on Pnbl,o parsieo yestntday
B,iddenty discovered TINT tho bookkeopcr ln tho
County Troaauror's ofllco MAS rocotvlng $4,000,
OF .2tio moro t1,an tho A8sstant Treasurer, nnd
ngreo,i TO recommend to tho Doart, Monday thas
Mr.. Dogo's salary he Increased to $4,000.
Tho Committee on Equalization MAS yoatcE-
day examining iuto ccrthan claims for rcfonding
Tho 100 tag. 1t appears thai quito number
party, which has led tho Committee 10 beIevo
TINT there mar ho q possibility Of something
''crookod." III viow OF this tho Cemmtttoe now
PROPOSES to examine into tho legitimacy OF the
claims md ascertain whether tue party IRE.
acnting tho eano is duly authorized to collect
them. xxx. ....
THE SALARY QUESTION.
Tho enlary question Ia still tho Atl.hbaorbinK
!opto among tho eo',n.y omployea. They b,
figures ealar!oa Of 81, 400 and loss will p.ss tho
Noarti Monday, which causos most Of then, to
rejofoe. but thoro nro otl,orn who will not
on D9 bsnst0a oft ,ony BY n,tos 9 fssooD T. IT. .9ng se
10y, john Dodon. and William Doye, who
are not 50 we'll ploasoa. II Ia Thought BY many
that s3,400 was Inserted III tho resolution to
project Assistant stato's.Attornoy Birch, whose
aalary was rnaod at tho timo ti1A other on1p!oyos
weso reduced. The ndoption OF tho resolution,
boaitlc being IN unjust discrimination, Will add
1856, ,00D to tho amount Of tue omptoyes phy"roll,
and would aocm to establish tho fact thai tho ro-
tuction when ordered WAS not made in oarncht.
or viii, auy purpose Of curtaiIing e1pcn1cs, but
as a partisan measure by which punishment
could DO uletcd out to cerlAtn partic1,
, 1876-01-29
A Coffin In a Ctltueso Drawing
lkDDnfs

When ne entered tho largo dsawlng-roon,
shortly before aluuer, | could not keep my eyes
from wandering, ayargth1nK seomoa 10 strhuKes
from the sti1, upright chairs snd sofas, 10 tho
huge hower.yasea, looking like miniature wates.
casks, and tho quaint, costly chandeliers, whose
uso l neyer should have guessed but for tho
scorcs Of ua1 tapesa that gllstotcd in thom oven
At.broad daylight. Ono OF the chandeliers was
shaped l,ks flying dragon, and out OF mouth,
eyes, wings, and tail bnrst such volume OF light
az fairly 10 dazzle QUO who feotured On too near
an approach 10 tho monster. But tho et1angest
object Of nll. to my eyes It least. was i vary
eleaa cotlin. placed III the most consPiolous
pa1t Of the drsnios.toom. WA WA checked +, a. a.
amused Brnta.
"Oh. that was birthday present from my sou
soyoral yoars ago. and my daughter embroidered
\ boautifu! silk gheos to accompany 1t"
Thls. lcaruoa afterNard. mas 20 uncommon
caae,-a handsome coffin and bnCEi-8hoee belng
considered by the Chinese vary appropElAta gtfta
from dntlfu! children to honored, parsnts; aud
people juht ~ frequently buy such articles AID
lay thon up for their oxn use.-ta"nac II.
beltdge in ST Nicholas for February.
, 1876-01-29
ANMQUM CEMENTS.

Dayarl Taylor tonight gives hta rew lecture
On Literature 10 tho star Course at Union
Park Church.
,r1,. tb,r,1 In thc ss,,o. a, conv,rso,,o,s nm
,.,-,.. - ,.,.',. ~, ,,.,s =. ~ =,
a'nuotsat.on CULTURE WIN 10 no,u ~ Ho' -
South Sheldon etrees to'dnJ, A. O'Clock.
hIr. Z. Colbert will lccturo at o'cocls to.mor-
row afternoon In GROWS Hail on ,Yeat Madison
street, Subject HA Walk Among tho Stars"
NJ ,,,,:.,',.., c.s,..- III, J.. ,,'s.s.,
Iho thaohoph'eaA soctety VIII DO aaatesHea
this evening by W. L. Fawcoss Esq. OF tho
editorial stan Of tho 1nte1-O Ocean. Bubjcct
IL Y1lrdu phiIosoDhy.''
Con. 1. N. stt1os and DR.. G., @. pao]i will
spu"s as ~, 1aon'"e ~"o ~. aas2 ~ -
which WI tako piaco tn,a ovenlog NJ Au1osa
Iurl,ef-hail on hlI"auKeo a'eooo'
Tho distinguished author and trava1er, uayard
Taylor, will lecture, by ooursoey OF tho Star
, 1876-01-29
CRIMINAL.

ucnrv naker tr;ea Ia nI.v no1,cernnn ye,tir.
.', ~ a.. ~ w., 81! t.s.sa ~.
aas' aha 'na' 'S WY 40 as 'ooAoo up as LUG
Armory.
Horao unreconsrste oxorossrusu yostordav pI,-
fcrnd n volf.poho and Win from ]. X st,srnt.
1.'ou ~ "o,iupo 49, WV 4ioA' - 4N es'@1o''
OF NO. al washington ssfeot'
Justice Foose yester day fined Michael O'No!l
IS and costs for assault and battery. Tho trou.
bio occurred In gonorul fight botwoen Irish and
ncrman, Y.raua Iriah.
wv e'eA'A' '~11'4' 1s
younE man named Matthias Crsnter Is locked
up In tho Chicago Avenue Station charged with
pssuult with iutont to commit rape upon Mrs.
Annn PAIL nj NS. 1BO NoTth avenue.
wo.t nin.,on d.m.a, u,n,,o 4nn,. ,1,,,,.
Neet DiVlslon oamsel namoa hnnie hilles
was Yesterday sent 70 tee uonso Or Cofseoton
| "a de1aals OF lno o. sau, whleh wns awarded
nor Tor pa'adne Tue 6'feotH 10 mans attire
AndroT oBron. as u IS alleged. atole from
tue buggy ct Mcsn,n Church package of deeds
and yaiuaplo papers bolonsng 20 said Church:
For th!S onflen M was piaced nndof bonds OF
sl,ooo to aHait further trial. t
| Keyos Drown L Clark, conmtssIon.mcn =
tho Union Stook-Yards, are iu tro uble, but not
half 10 deeply a. several parties In Tho country
|
, 1876-01-29
SUBURBAN..
Af&NrEBfttK

IA. ,,It th.t -. orron ~ ,,..r,,+tnu l. wovth
~ ~ s"'" 'uAs ~ oa.so y. pso'put'on ~ "o4sn
ponna Oh cure nna sno '''!ago lsuh'oos. ac'"-
ated 40 doubt by this, havo pAssol An ordinance
for tho prevention OF gambling and tho erection
Of gambling establishments and ebooiino pat-
lnrna Witt, ttn a,,n,rnta ,,,,,ft. - ~. v,5,o,o
".'at 'no eo'9o"so 'in'e ~ sup F'''aHo'
Il theS could hy atnsutosy edlo.a psohloiE 9ao
uumbor OF vaHrnnta and ehiey0a from lodging Ia
tho vil1age aud vicinity thoro would no doubt DO
decrease in tho nurnbor Of attempted bur
&!asios.
Tils uaual wcokly meeting of tho Literary
Soclety wns hold Monday evening" An Invita-
to joint discussion to bo hold Fob, Il, aleBsr5.
A.. ". singter. G,ylor, and Ilockoy voro ap-
poiutad committee to mako arrangements for
thn con.ont.
Mr. IL. HoustIprer. IN orntny6 Of Htrub1esH.
, 1876-01-29
LOCAL LETTERS.

To tAe Editor of Ths Chfedao Tftba,le'
Cu1cAuo. Jan. 28.-Aftor repeated efforts at
different places and m equal numhor Of failures,
! ask, through your paper, II there is m? way a
maj, gu. Of employment aud without money can
got transportation homo.
hayo wife and chil5, and nm in need. I
can obtain place for them, and, could got q
pass homo, could send for them In ton dnys.
Tho ltclief md Aid aoc,ety BAy thoy don't
Issue any, aud tho County Commissioners say
they only give them for short DISTANCES. havo
good references and papers, And can got immo-
diate work at home, which Ia Washington but
how am 10 got tnero and 80 avoid coming un-
, 1876-01-29

Bcckwith rKpocttn9 the disagreement OF tho
Bupremo Court In tho reeontly-pendng manila
mus case7 Is II trt1o that Jndgo nock"fth is
Of opinion that tho "Albany bridge case p" is n
caso fu point, or Of my authority Hhaeevcr In
Chcngos nandau,ns cano?
These questions nre asked because IL Is rlnch
castor to bellovo thnt a reporter. oven Tn1l'-
uSE ntorviowing-roporter, has miareportca \
conversation than Tint Jnpge lsockwi!h coMld,
tn suc very psu t1sms n,sstaso to isT ,n,
COATED that ttho caee in tho Supreme Court boz
ing tlisn,lssod) application might l,o made 10 tho
Superior Ct Circuit Court for a wIit, cto. To
such coutso OF proceeding Judge isroknith (na
bridge casot decided by thu bupre!neC Of tho
United slases. on tho ground TINT tho question
waH res aadjudscasa.-that Ia. a question already
decided. Now, uhnt possible application can
tho doctrine OF ros adjuicata tayo to question
Which coutosscdly is mt res sdjudtssta7 THO
law II such casos follows tho faciH. Tho fact IN
tho Albany bridge caao wAs tfist thoro wAH do
cls!on, a Judgment, m adjudication, which
being neither affirmed ,,oT rosetssd ~ ths 81 =,
tho Judges on tho quostlon,-was, and had to bo
regarded and held as, final Judgment anl con-
sequensly tho question involved was. In fnct ~
vel, hs In isw, roa ndludtcata, "a mattor dneided
Now, what Is tho fact In tho Chicngo caso
Is there any Indignant OF any court uador
heaven? Not any. Tho case was originally
commenced in tue Supreme Court. and that
Court has dismissed the case without deciding
anything vhatorer In. Of, about Or concernins
IL, Tho Constitution is sou plain for dispute as
to this. 1t ortla1ns that Of tho soroa Judges Of
tho Supreme Court ''the concurrence Of four
sila!i 10 necessary To oycry aecbion." Yhoroto1e,
three .tudgcn could render no dccisien-could
givo no iudgmont-eoull slJnlcato moth:
INK whataYor III tho case; nnd. IL fact, dill
mol evon attempt to adIud!cato anythint, nhat-
over about It. Then. where IN tho applicability
Of Judge Beckvith's (rcpozsod) objection Oh tho
ground Of res adjudcata Can lie, or any
other genttoma,. show n rcco1tl-any record.-oe
Apy adjudication In Tho case. ~.
, 1876-01-29

10 To tho Central Committee The credentials,
esc., and lot them decide which Was entitled 10
call ltsoif The Fifth Ward Republican Cfub, sutl
wng entitled to the delegates.
The gcntlomen proaont Last Night are earnest
In their efforts to eatAb1lsh permanent and
powerful organization. aud TO this end lntenl to
appoint committees to 'work up" particular To-
oalitios Of the warh 10 obtain signatures to pa.
pc1 which has l,oon prepared, and copies of
which will be loft at tho hotels Of tho ward Tor
Subscribers. The following Is copy:
We. lhn u,lcraignNl ctIzens Of ChiraRo, residents
and legal vntcra Of ths Ftat Ward believing IN tho
houest administration pf republican form q e1r.
Abe united otfora Of orery legal sotcr through ~af
organization. In securing tho nomAtfon ot orr b:st
anil ttncat nen to oics, do hereby concnt 70 socoo
10 attend te!r n,eet!ns*, autt do MI n our power TO
reaoso this city to an Officers selected by the people,
After the expression Of opinions on various
matlore, tho assembly dixporacd.
, 1876-01-29
HEAVY FORGERY.


THE NOTES TO ne s[ADE 0oop.
During tho past fnw wcekH quito Hurry Of
cxctomont l,aa existed In financial circles caused
by ito appearance Of number Of notos pu1port-
ipE to 10 indossed by tho lion. II. r. Dorickuon,
aud all drawing per cent interest per mouth.
Mr.. Dcsickson wns thought TO bo one Of tho
eo'eat mon In tho community and why ,1o
should put hia paper Oh Tho market at such e1-
orbitaus fntcrost ard In manner TINT
Is considered to 10 a confession OF weak
tinauclal standing. whon his face WAS good
for any reasonable amount at any bank. could
not bo Understood. However, ttoso who camo
Into possession Of tho notes thought It was
merely aono temporary embarrassment. aud
paid but little attention to thutn, neSor thlnklng
for q tno:nent TINT tue indorae1nene Was for'
gerry. The nasne of tho firm, l.. Bnrnlau, Son
Il TO-, signed to tho faco OF tile notes. had al
wnyA botno !irst-clhaa reputation
Atr. Uerickeon soon learned Of tho Affair
through iis frieuds. anu at once donind Tue
genu,nouess OF my notes Of tho kind. lilo
made ltnp.n tho facs to Mcssrs. Morrison 4
plua,ules, acccsAora to tho llouae OF I. Durnham
Il t.ou, and Il uittlnE OF the affair settled the
forgery upon thu Junior mctnbor OF tho old
1iTnl. ~ .
noctions and an aged mother. tho matter wns
huslled up. tho firm promising 10 buy in al tho
notes as lhoy became duo. uow much tho on
tire forgery amounts to cannot 10 stated, but 1t
| is Bomuwhere in the ncigioorhood Of $4,000:
| Tho lorgeEs name was at onco dropped out OF
| tho llrfn. leaving him a rt1ined mail.
AIr. Morrison was visited last orcntng, but te
declined sayiug nny thing about It, and Wlshod tho
| matter delayed until tho particnlsra lad been
| fully ascoEtaincd from Mr.. plumncr. A[r. Dat
| 1ckson vas out Of town, mud consequently uoth-
| lug could bo learned from that source.
| The full story Of tho forgery Will probably bo
made known to-day. whon hlt. DotokAou re-
turns to town. Tho courso Of sho t1rm 10
| tho matter ms beon 20 fair and up
! right that, although tho forgery may
| trouble them somewhat, 1t cannot injure thetr
\ standing in tho community, but will rather do
them credit, inasmueh a. thoy have proved
| then,Aelvos square under clrcnmstancss which
| might laye Bwnmped aomo other firms. Tho
house Is ono OF tho oldest in the who!onaio drug
buaiuess Ia this city, and will undoubtedly stad
~ firmly as oycr. 1t is aaid TINT alr. Derickson
caused him nn lninsp amount OF tronblo, and
hence tue forgor will ESCAPE tho pcnalty ls 80
much dcaoryus.
, 1876-01-29
Wnltziug as q High Art

lfa3A& pQNFH1f.
Tbs gentleman approaches the lady by offer.
pE hts Loft hAnd-one at fat will at tue same
lime make . slight inclination Or half bow. Tho
ladY pasea hss gss maa1 In "a taat 81 she Ken'1s
roct line to tho side, the forearm bent 20 ~ to
form al acute angle.
1n this angel tho laay will place herself. With
the centre lpe Of tho porson opposite tho line
Of tho genslaman's right a'du, both pereons 90
parallel lines, not forming an angel. In this
position EACH will be locking over tho others
right shoulder, aud by tho lady turning her bead
slightly to tho lsft. The stfecl ot ths group viii
be greatly improved and prevent Il! possibility
Of taking each others breath, which IL rarely
Plesasns. aud in the casa Of young man direct
" from tue use OF moesschauu, IL "positlyelY
horsid, - many OF the ladies' h1ye remarked.
Ths lady pisces bar LETT hand. booked, upon the
eentIamsn's right shoulder, the 6ugers appear
lnE In front.
Tbs right hand ol tho gentlomAn should reat
very gently on tho lad{'a back, A nsAr the uAist
~ poesssale, ~ Y mol to xs1oIs tha upYksd
, 1876-01-29
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

Cty-Marahal noodoll looked Into tho Jail ycs-
teraaY . few tnomonta.
Tho finishing touches ware being put to the
enlargement OF tho jailcsgo yosterlay.
Judge Wallace expects TO 10 oa tho Bench In
tho County Court Asain Monday. 11ls trouble
haa been billous fever.
"htr. Benjamin, ot London" In jail for CON-
mittiug Al assaals on bishop Chonoy, yesterday
tecelved ,try large, and apparcutly very
empty. trunk. lie appears to be settlng down
for the winter.
Tho Morton bribery cana was finally disposed
Of In tho Criminal Court yesterday morning, oa
motion 10 qussh tho indictment. lis attor-
nays argued that tho ottense for which hs had
been Indicted WAS not included In the statute