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New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

past year for the Southern Pacific Railroad. The
road is advancing toward Los Angeles at the average
rate Of Il mile day.
Attention is called to the advertisement, under the
financial head of the meeting 10 elect officers OF the
new Mining Stock Exchange. Upward of ninety
applications for membership having been received,
il is intended, in obedience to the generally eX-
pressed desire to organize and commence business
ri hout unnecessary delay.
The firm of Eugene n. Il binson & Co., Broad-st,
has been dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. 5. IL.
Unuau having Withdrawn, while Mr.. Robinson
continues the business.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

omitted from the Auditors statement Of expenses, Is
sufficient explanation that the printing OF exclusive
instead OF inclusive" was typographical error After
all the controversy and has grown out OF the
question OF dividend dividend from the 0. Tele-
graph Company, and with Mr. Ortons explanation THE
TRIBUNE must rest content because he fully establishes
all we ever sai-to wit that the $4,000 resulted from
an exchange OF assets and not from dividend Whether
the trade proves be good bad one for the western
Union Company is the least OF our concerns
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

Money continues very cheap and plentiful! uid'r
constant accumulation. from ont OF town sources.
The late liquidation ~ STOCKS has also augmented
the supply, and the turn Of the market tlyors the
borrowed who Is able ~ dictate his own terms al-
most. To stock Exchange borrowers we quote per
cent as the more common rate win loans also at
lI,ard % Che general rate where United States
securities are lodged as collateral being L. There
f. but li,ie COMMERCIAL paper making, and the lead
iu., uvtc uIal[rf~ report rates = follows:
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HII NsErN - - y.
CITY Gs on ....lDi1 cn''"hsa Hi', f'F f'l
iIty o.. .,t.....lUJ lu54 tIi e iIh -,.' D. 30
i. .'. s1-, ,yE. IcfIei Nal...... So. t"
sn..c.I Iirg 43s 4I4 Lr.l.h -av. To- Ill. - 1861
L.l4gL NalI,,.--- o.
The following table Of prices Of the prominent gold
and silver mining shares, ~ received by telegraph
from san Frarc,sco, is furnished oy William ward
Il1D.eI IulIiinp:
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Tie following buIIiOn has boon TccclYcd m "a
Francisco from different mines:

Tic daily yield of the B.lcher slime has increased
to 100 tons of ore The Mariposa Tunnel is ,G75
feet long and 10 producing from tho south drift
Good pay il is said has been found in the new up
raise shaft. and the mills are running full.
Tire Continental news to-day has had the effect OF
somewhat depressing British Consols in the London
market, both descriptions being off to 3G7IG, and
United States bonds while on the whole firm, were
a little easier. Erie Common declined 10 l21s and
Preferred to 1919. Money continues very abundant
and easy in the above market, and three months
bills are discounted at 1O1ls per cent, the mini
mum rate at the Bank Of England being 2, tho
Court of Managers Of that institution at the
regular weekly meeting to-day making no
alteration in the late rate. The statement of the
Bank was favorable, the bullion increase for the
week being reported at 1900. The proportion
of reserve TO liabilities which was last week 5G3.
per cent. is now 57bs. The sum of eco, 900 bullion
went into the Bank on balance to-day. Silver adj
yanced TO 9 l4d in the London market to-day. In
Frankfort the latest quotation of United States new
5s was 1925 or a lower than yesterday. During
the week the Bank of France reported gain of
IL ,G27 900 francs. The . per cent Rentcs to-day
in Paris were easier, falling off from 1O7O5 yester-
day to 1O6.S7I2. The last quotation of exchange
on London for short sight was 25.2Sl2, and from
this high rate it is evident that London Is receiving
gold from Paris. The foreign exchange market was
weak, though there change in the nominal
quotations given below. There is now no support
from the demand to remit July interest, as that
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28
THE MA RK ETS.
carefully reported tor rua TRIBUNE,
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North R,rer. Vessels, amt RG,ir0tG
THURSDAY. July u, 1876.
GENFRAL MAEkLr REPORT.

tn R-uAT July p 1876.
ASHES Nothing beyond the usual iooung business vas
dU quotations sin GJC iuT Pots aAI bc for
GpFFEELaIge sales Of BIO made ~ firm prices the
fI "a tons tUit4Ug 1904 JJia I,ncas 2JUu bags *
p. e. H4r-ica. 20 America, coos * j.. .. Pu~tln,
,ug Lila JDl PtELy and 5000 bag. eN Bertha, me
ia.Isr M BiLnDr, az 0n pi'ale tciHs ihy s1'S VI MA
q ending tbs morn Ig were 90 bag 'afa
,aIbu IutI Il. Isguey 10, and - AtNraD al
WITHIN TIC sioux a. lo ant SaH0. ht's thls
morning WIS l-.l lH5 b82s bat tle TO-DAY ;icd
a cun.itrrab.e reduction. 1De stock Of Sld Ccut'
hr-s ,,l 2tUJ itr4'ih" 5lia bass lsaiayra, fut
a.. mails General quotations ds follows. no,
Gfgas. ,al-u,s, fF4 3 ls,. rail-, I64 g. DOaa "a
T. I, Fru. Il 44 &c. tytrrtI. .r lot, li'tT
IG.tG l-C5 NarICVsp. iR2Ul4rs l1gud' re-,
u.ul o.. JaI1 IJGl5c. ~ bOun- a, "a al lJt, turto
, TGat0 Use I.,a lrd lN-c NyNcau, ID d - c.
Manila Au.u,uEl 10 II 2c, SAVANNA, lt'tE
1885,. iyIas' .-4 .,c sul g"Iu.
,D.Nt Intrr s4 as pretty rDd enaud irOm sfi ners.
and VITA ir t,ruo1 ulil,t nrurf U.c,a here were al
,ar,r iy 90. sale iu home t"usuupaud Lias la IhLs
.,y. t.Jt
.. e.. though
tg, gv-gr Ot tC sal's were l,Jou bales,
V.I.u 30. last evening. lNCaar- Loo bales Tor con
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Drtrf1 Asked.

There was not as much doing in the railroad
bonds aud prices on the whole wrr. rather better,
thc Il. Pns quarter orfo, though Central New
Jersey Consolidated lints declined 70 99+i and
Cou,.rrihlcs TO -. North-Wcstcru gold con-ols
oldatoae. The bids were as f,llows
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

is about exhausted, and importers are buy
ing sparingly, expecting lower rates. We quote
selling rates on the basis of ) o7ai&Pl So to The
6 for 80 days bills, and 81 90 for sight. Com
mercal bills are vet The >25OOu0 gold coin
engaged for o-day's steamer was Withdrawn, and
tins occasioHed fail in gold FROM ll17s at tie
opening t. 1113i but il quickly recovered. and the
market while quiet strong all day. On gold
loans the rates were fiat and for carrying and L
per cent per annum. The Assistant Treasurer pad
ont $4,000 in coin interest on the pnhic debt and
$4,000 ia redemption Of called bonds. The opera
tious at the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold
cleared, $12Ge1 900; gold balances, T721.S6Y; I;
currency balances. 1917, ,JoS. Wo annex pr.ncpd
limitations CI r.ld
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

Irudcg- ate somewhat chary OF making time en-
paecmruts, but we hear Of nothing over . pcr cent
ius the res OF thc rcar time loans of gold making
hat for 80 90 go days, and Is lor use for 90 days.
Tho rate, of Nrv-lor. c>cua1s" at tie places
named were rs follows: Sayamah i premium;
Charleston, offering, light isa H premium; 'w-
cimati yer, firm, cooi demand 80 TO ~" pre-
niu!u: ,cw-Orcaas, commercial, Is: bank. y;
Chicago, 30 premium: aud 81. Louis, - premium.
Tine United States Treasurer to-day received
Si.3up.Utp National bank note, for redemption.
Tie Custom, receipts at Washington to-day were
S55OJJo. The Internal Revenue receipts footed
up $500. 600. The following ls the Clearinghouse
statement to-day: Currency exchange, SJin12.-
s73: currency balances, S2,l-l,io2; gold eA-
changes. SG"i1,3Js; gpId balance, Siol1.@5@
tn, movement IN United States securities WAS
limited. and prices rather ,aH.r coupon a-2os oi
1867 selling loua to l2o. and new i.,cs, registered
issue. tulI1. lur...titiuu .u regard to tie silver
business is having ,,aa effect ou tIr minds "i opc-
rltor, iu tlc.. securities. This day. market MAS
f.3frIrir,, and closed .- follows:
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...
I'm SO doing IL simply followed tine principle laid down
by Mr. Or,on as shown above only Jumping the total OF
deductions instead Of printing them In detail II the net
earnings applicable to adydend arc 10 be considered the
difference between gross receipts and operating expenses
why has Mr. oron In report always deducted the large
exnepdtres for construction and why did the Auditor III
his exhibit to the Court do the samo hlnsl This princi-
pie which we admit in ordinary cases would be errone-
ous appears Ia this particular case TO be correct because
seems necessary part Of The expenses IN order to
maintain the gross receipts OF former periods For IN
stance the gross receipts for tho last tneo months, ac
cordlng TO the Auditor were ut the ratio OF s0iOs,sO0
per annum which sum is less than those of 1874 by
about 100000.
THE TRIBUNE has only been discussing the earnings OF
the quarter therefore omitted from Its account the
alleged surplus from the previous quarterast also omit
ted the SI25 900 receives from the l. o. Telegraph Com
pany because neither the earnings Of that quarter
The fact that THE TRIBUNE made point or mention OF
taxes rents Of leased lines, aud reeonsuucon being
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

The Secretary of the Treasury has suspended any
further coinage Of the trade dollar on the Atlantic
coast and has directed that its coinage the
Pacific coast shall be limited to the export demand.
The mnts are to be run TO their full capacity in the
coinage Of subsidiary silver coin.
The earnings of the st. Louis, Kansas City and
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

r. city bank stocks Eapo,or 10 d" sold af IS and
Bank ol Ncw-lo.A l0I at lis. Tie bIds were as
New-York tribune., 1876-07-28

TIE TRmuSE tranfposcd these figures of the Auditor
aud published them Immediately succeeding as follows:
w m f,rroiu tho receipts tho quarter ,3C 255
IaIugt esi,uH,- estimated oven 80 lnto aHJuy
I, 0,' o, m, ' l'.I ................ 2O2j 5Ol
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| iST OF lUR0RS---FEe. 7. 1876


fEIil 81 uon7.
Adams-Jac0l liur,tLau, Robert Smith,
Beavcr--lIcnry Kern.
Beaver Wc.t--Willam lIecter, Elias 4.
licrJstcr, John !. M0lIeru, Samuel :
sellers, Reuheu Wagner
Ccutre--payid Bacrtges, Frederick llar-
man, sen.
Chapman John $ Leach. J. kobler Peek,
Thomas Paige, Daniel Rohrer Fcrii-
uaud Soucs. Henry II. Spcclt
rroukliu--Ausliu Gif,, John \. Stah,-
uccker.
Jackson-Gco. u ncnrcr. Goo Eluglcr.
Jr, Simon +. kohler JacobC u.tich,
T. llcnry Wagner.
Milllccrcek Adam Saver, James X
Zi.lora.
Momoc-Thomns Hess, David Young.
Penn Jacob Fisher, Isaac Moor, William
II. snyder. william -. WoodlinE,
Perry -Abner Il. llornbergcr J o Ia l.
Schncc
Perry Wcst-1arob q. lIorubcrgcr.
Sc,in.goyc bore Frederick App, Charles
II. Boyer, John Couldron, Ec,inmiu
kis,ucr. X,ca. ;. Kccly, william II,
McCwty. Sauue, j. Pawlins Joseph
Mcnri,h.
Cuiop-sgmucl nmnctt, Daniel krcbs
Washington VI Hoffman. Samuel q
li,lblsh, Joseph Meyer, Jacob 5. Weller
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TRIAL LiST-.-Feb. Term, 1876.

rhos. Hover = Ca,harino
Bower vs. Nelson Bcardsley'
George Reich came
2. +. Eoblnck. ct nj vs. Daniel Rulcuder,
WIN. %. Hetfoii W. ohas. boits ct uN,
Nipplc S barr, use Of II. NJ. Nipple W !. W.
Gaugler.
WIN. @ ucrrold vs Charles Botts
Peter H. SNYDER Lydia u. Fisher, Almrs -
The Penna. Canal ~.
l. X. Huptnel n 60. use thss. Hover VS. Tue
Iehigh Valley Fire tus. Co
samuel Alcmsn W ~ a. wagenscller,
Henry %. Stahl W Hiram Kelley aud JACOB
Miller,
Uughlin II. iiettrick "a raniel iie''rl't.
\ Ncttcr usc has. Irchs W Il. \ Ritto-
The Coirn,lio fns, 60. vs. ;. W.Gsuslc- and :
q tlrck Executors.
G. =. darlington s. BIO " y =. Hare.
The ,om'0th use fanny BoNe'aov ~ Daniel
Nbl,utyr ct a.
cbarles scchrlst vs. huirow ErA,tcr aud Cha'
ieuicr etc.
Jane, VI, Longa'rc W Daniel Lease.
Noah smith VI george - smith
NJ. VI hoffman and Matthias schuoc, Assignee,
" George q. Glaaa.
Eiwarl StroIb vs Peter STROUD and Ellfsbeth
SirDn".
NJ. VI. iionm mn AMI Matthias Schnee, assignee
etc. Y. WIN. n. bacHhuus'.
/ WIN. q . Hcrrcld ys James n. Iipa'er.
/ Tho sb1vU causes ptc At issue AMI for triel Al
Feb. Icrm.A. y. i,1d. J. CBplSI
/ Prothy's once, Jan. 90, 1870 irotaY
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

rsH-lIighc-t cash prices paid for
Mini, snd Mushrat skins at NoiS K
Oppenhctmcr's Clothing store, sellns'
grove.
Hga- Selling at cost at the y, Y. Fan.
cy store sc!insgroyc, All the Winter
goods.
Hcy-S Wcis ofthc y. Y. Fancy store
SclinsgrOyc, proposes To sell his stock
Of ladies and misses FurS, positively at
cost. Call and secure bargain.
hy- :. Wcis, of Sclinsgroyc. will re-.
move his y. y. Fancy store, into
Holmes now huildiug opposite the
Keystone Hotel, in short time.
BrS- \, Weis Of the y. Y Fancy
Store ScIinsgroye. il selling all his win
ter goods such rs, FuR>, Shawls
wooden hose, gloves, etc, strictly a,
Cost Also made u general reduction
in prices Of all his goods, in orler Ia
reduce hiS large stock before rcnovr-
ing into his new store room, l'J'mc's
building
G.B-Weis & Oppcnheimer, Solins
grove, are selling oil their Overcome,
undcrcloathing, blankets, gloves, etc,
at cost, Now gentlemen is your time
ii you wish bargains in Oycrcpats. 4w
Tie P.op' U'm P,o!E--Tncre is no.
medicine prescribed hy Physicians, or
sold 10y Druggists, that carries such cyi-
dence of its success and superior virtue
as Boschee's German Syrup for severe
Coughs, Colds settled on the Breast,
Consumption, or any disease at the
Throat and Lungs, IL proof of that fact
is that any person afflicted, can get a
sample Bottle for 10 cents and try it,
superior effect before buying the reg
ulnr size nt75 cents. IL has lately been
introduced in this country from Ger
many, and its wonderful cures are AS
tonishing everyone that use it, Three
doses will relieve any case. Try il, Sold
by John 4. Moatz. july -, '75-ly
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THE PRUDENTIAL [ EAG U E.

4 Word 10 ne IhOuWyW, If YOU wish
to learn OF the hroadest most compre-.
hensivc, and most practicable plan for
guarding against the yicisitudos of
Hedhh, the consequences of DcIh, the
necessities of OIL Ige, the results OF
Acei,iem, and to provide other benefits
resulting from Orgdai:cd union of effort;
OF plan whereby the members may
form their own local councils, meeting
once u month for business and social
purposes, paying their dues in conve-
nient monthly installments, and being
assured2
1st. That in the event Of the Death
Of member, his fhmily shall receive
not less than one 1hOmJuld dollars, and
from that upward in proportion to his
payments.
2nd. II overtakcn by Sickness, a
compensation Of from 81 to S35.
Bird. Ii disabled by iccidea, the re-
,ceipt of a substantial sum.
4th. A Deposit definitely expressed
in the Policy aud to be drawn out by
the member rs it provides.
9TH. 4 Cash Diuiend pledged to be
paid from surplus earnings, &c. &c,
lfa plan whereby men Of moderate
means may, secure protection for
their dependent families. Call on or
address
A. M. PFAHLER,
ArroRSEY-Ar-LAw,
Jan %, 76. Middleburg, Pa.
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For THs Posr
Ea ypt-.-Le.ter From the West.
Venedy, WASHINGTON Co. III.

Venedy, Washington 20. ILL.,,
Feb. 4th, 1876.
Mr.. EDITOR: Some few days ago
was agreeably surprised in receiving my
mail TO find among il. copy of "The
Post" Thanks to the sender. Having
been citizen of Snyder county many
years ngo hence. anything coming
from there hail with JOY. In perus-
ing its pages, notice the names of q
number of old and former acquaintan-
COS. Many changes have taken place
since my departure from the "Old Key
stone" People have been born and
died. railroads have been built, whis-
key rings have been organized and
broken up, fortunes have been made
and lost. and while all this occurred, ]
have been like Abraham of old. so
liourning in the land of Egypt and
| your county OF Snyder is yet where it
always was. The word Egypt, IA here
used is q BioI1ilrs for southern Illinois.
ard is ianiiliarly known throughout
/ d , State
This part of the State is mostly prai
ric. the soil is very rich and productive
wheat is the main article raised although
corn. oats, castor beans and pItatocs dc
4 wolliI The season i favorable. Oar MILL,
are numerous, and some very largo and
costly, there IL one at Nashville iout
! County Scat which is sail to have cost
ono hundred thousand dollars including
its machineries &c. This mill turns on
about four hundred barrels OF lOurevcry
ltweuiy-lour hours when it is in regular
running operation. Some years a.,
when times were better and money wa
flush, these mill firms made money ias
in fact so fast that it induced many
other parties 10 embark in the milling
business. Washington county has n'
less than about a dozen. OF which durin.
the past three years hllfuithom "hust
ted The weather this winter has beer
remarkably fine, people have beer
spared vast amount of fuel, farmcr
were seen ploughiug with their coat
'oii ut about the holidays. and in som,
counties sowing Spring wheat On
Wednesday it commenced To- change
Jack frost sct IN, the weather bocam
coldeg and snow began tp tsli. which &
about live inches deep. o.cds are run
ming. More anon, : +. w.
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FIRE INSURANCE. would respects
fully inform the citizens of Middleburg
aud vicinity, that have been appoin>
ted agent by Thompson & Ginger.
General Insurance Agents, Williams
port, Pa. successors James L.. Schoo-
ley decd, for this vicinity, and take
this method of informing all persons
insuring by the said Mr.. Schooley. that
I will renew their Policies, rs they eX.
pire, in companies of u n Il II b g d
strength and security. represent the
Royal, of Liverpool, Royal Canadian,
OF Montreal Providence, Washington,
of Providence Trade, of Camden I;
Wayneshoro, Of Wayncshoro, Pa. ;and
Mu tual Benefit Life. Of Newark y, j.
q. w. GRiNELLO, iged,
noy.9. Nidibbuyg, Td.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

Tho advertiser, having been permanently cur
pie remedy, Is anxious to make known TO his fe-
low sufferers the means OF cure. To all who e.
sire II, he will send copy OF the prescription
prepi ng aud uainR the same, which they will
Ind sSurs Cure for Consumption. Asthma, bro
chit.s 3e. Parties wishing ths proscrp,ion viii
please oddrsss Rev. u. a. WILSON,
~ Peas o., WtilisnsburSh, New yoIs
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The protracted meeting, in this
place, In the U. b. Church, under the
guidance of Rev. Weirick, the pastor
In charge, has now been in progress n.
bout two weeks. A large number have
pres ent ed themselves at the mourn
ers' bench. and the church has been
well filled every evening. all present
apparently manifest n lively interest.
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Among others tho following Bit

Among others the following bills
were introduced in the State Senate
last week
TO provide for the erection Of water
ing troughs for the use OF horses and
cattle on the public roads OF this Com
monwcalth.
An act empowering camp meeting
associations to employ police force.
One OF tho Senators addressed the
Senate on the subject of making grouno
hog day legal holiday.
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MONPARIEL skirt Supporters or Ladies
LNGarment suspeuder, attached 10 ono or half
dozen skirts IN N moment, c0ugtiu ted upoU
ghysi logical principles having fot ~ a.m
health and comfort. Pat, May lbIl, samples
by mall 90 cts, Fills M'F'1 90. Wsltham,
Mess Agents Wsated.
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HyDRopHonrA.-A mad dog p.ssed

IIYDRopHoRIA.--A mad dog pissed
through Georgetown, about sixteen
miles below Sunbury. on the 10Th inst
and bit everything of life it met. One
of the residents of the town, whose
name we did not learn, was bitten IN
the arm, aud colt three years old, n
COW and dog belonging to the man were
also bitten by the savage brute. Last
Wednesday, the ninth day after the
visit OF the rabid animal the colt showed
signs Of hpdrophobia and for three sue
ceeding days, until Friday, when he
died, raved most pitcousiy. lie tore
his flesh and bit himseltand everything
he could reach. The people for miles
around came 10 see the poor animal
and the sight he presented was pitlltil
in the extreme. Death stopped his sut'
fering on Friday last and grave appre-
tensions have since been entertained
about the man. Dr. Kershner has cN-
pressed the opinion that unless somo-
thing is done to countoract 1t, the ter
rible disease will make the bitten man
victim as well as his COW and dog
The doctor wanted to cauterize the
wound but the man had no faith in
the treatment and says he will take the
chances. His case will be anXiously
watched by his neighbors and friends
-.Sunbury Democrat, 27h an.
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How TO MAKE MIsCHtEy Keep your
eye on your ncighbors, Take caro- of
them. DO not let them stir without
watching. They may do something
wrong if you do. To hc sure, you never
know them to DO anything very bad, but
il may hc on your own account they
have not. Perhaps il it had not been
for your kind care they might have
disgraced themselves long ago. There
fore do not relax any effort to EccI
them whore they ought 10 be. Never
mind your own hnsincs5-that viii
take care ofitself. There j. man pass
ing aonC-hc is looking over the fence
be suspicious Of him perhaps j.,
contcmpiatcs stealing one Of these
dark nights, there is no knowing what
queer fanties may have got into hi'
head.
If YOU find any symptoms of any on'
passing out of the path of duty, tel
every one else what you soc, and bC
particular lu'scc - great many.
II is Il good way to circulate such
,hing~ though itmay not benefit your
self, or any one particularly. Do keen
something agOing silence is dread
ful thing; it is said there wa- silence in
heaven foI the space Of half an hour
do not let any such thing occur cr
earth; il would.be too much Ior thi'
mundane sphere.
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Union Go. from our Domestic Correspondent.
The first Centennial babies rue, in
rdluaJic, divine biesSngs--haye been
vouchedsafe to Messrs. B. L. Parks,
Esq. and Chas. II. Boyer and their de-
lighted Spouses, of Selius Grove. Your
correspondent suggests "a appropriate
christian names respectively yam
see Doodle" and "Hail Columbia.
ID. +. G.
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1t is predicted that this will be tho
most prosperous year tue lnnd has ever
seen. The country will be full olmoney
We wish il might be so.
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mmenre Success! 10000 Of the Genuine
E;s,s': q $? x, y:.S * ~
!. S: ssssSSas s. \ ~ !!

. .H.i .H. bal'r.
H.lH. fN. '...-. .. H.fl o.. Hf super.
'tt,nu uuiug- Gnpu.c a,srriI lions, tIicnl lid
AZ onts ruirkIy,trnrt. HiCi, send for terms
Il HBARD NRO-., PUBS. ~ SAMSON -,
plill.. "a
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DAYS ASD DATES. For the present
year the DAYS and dates of important
events. anniversaries and holidays will
fall as follows Valentines day, Mon
day February 1ith: Washington's birth.
lay. Tucsdav, February 22ud Shrov,
Tues lay, (Fasnachu. February e2.h
Ash "Wednesday, March lat; begiunin,
orlcnt. Friday, March 17th; Good Fri
day. April llth Eastcr sunday an,
Monday. April 18TH and l7th Asceu
sion dav. Thursday, May 10Th VIII
SUNDAY and Monday, June lth and 9TH
Centennial, Tuesday. July ith Christ
mas, Monday, December 18th.
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Of the highest communication FROM
moral and intellectual points of Wow
Its matter scientific, Geographic, Hut
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ucncy. It's stories and Sketches ar,
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subjects treated in the number are
Secretary Bristow The Human Soul
its Origin, Nature and Functions; Res
possibility in Parcntage TOhcy Rid
I die the Heroine Of the Modoc War
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