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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04
The Rights OF nm American Citizen.

The Rights OF an American Cit1zens
We believe that the two eminent lawyers
who have advised Mr.. Blaine to assert his
rights as an American citizen, and to resist
to the last extremity any demand for the
surrender to the Congressional Committee OF
the letters he obtained from the witness Null.
lgnn, have made mistake. Nothing that
those letters could show could prove SO
damaging to the ex-Speakcr as the conceal
ment Of their contents from the public As
a Presidential candidate Mr.. Blaine may be
regarded rs already out of the field. His
nomination is scarcely more probable than
that of Grant or Belknap or Babcock. The
question now to be studied by him is how
best to save his former good reputation from
unnecessary stain, and we believe that this
can be better done by bold, open
course than by Withholding letters,
Of which he obtained possession
in questionable manner, under the
shallow pretcncc of asserting his rights
as an American citizen" No person is SO
simple az to suppose that if the Mulligan
letters were not damaging to Mr.. Blaine
their surrender to the committee would bo
imagination will DO certain to make the
suppressed letters even more Objectionable
than they probably are, and Mr.. Blaine
must bear in addition the odium of having
obtained possession of them by trick and
a DECEPTION. Hence we do not think that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

WALL STREET YESTERDAY. Stocks were
dull but in the main firm. Investment
shares were strong Money on call loaned
ut and 2 1-2 per cent. Gold opened ut
l12 So and closed at 112 IL Government
bonds were in demand and higher and rail-
road bonds steady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

THE AMERICAN JOCKEY CLuB opened the
spring meeting at Jerome Park yesterday,
and the event attracted largo number of
our lovers Of racing to that beautiful suburb
of New York. To say that the sport was oil
that could be desired would be only doing
simple justice to the managers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

THE YACHTING SEASON commences this
week, and we give description in to-day's
HERALD of the programme of the races that
will be sailed by the fast schooners and
sloops of the various clubs.
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY NEwsDEALERs.-For
prompt and regular deliuery of the HERALD
jy Jdst mai trains orders must be sent direct to
this office. Postage free.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

During the summer months the HEnALD 'cil
be sent 10 subscribers for one dollar per month,
free Of postage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04

from our reports this morning the probabilities
are that the ,cedther today scih be clear or partly
cloudy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-04
ADJUSTMENTS TOMORROW.

-D-
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
HCMPTy DUMPTY. MsPM
PARTISAN VARIETIES.
assP. n. Matinee ut ~ NJ
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.
P1QUE. atsP. NJ
GLOBE THEATRE.
VARIETY, atsP.M.
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN.
ORCHESTRA. QUARTET AND CHORUS. at =. NJ
GrLMORF's GARDEN.
GRAND CONCERT. at 7. ~ ohenbach
wALLACK'S THEATRE.
THE MIGHTY DOLLAR, atsP. NJ William j. Florence
ToxY PASTORS NEW THEATRE
VARIETY. NJ
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.
CONSCIENCE. ats NJ O. t. Thorne.Jr
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
NORMA, atsP.M.
KELLY Icons MINsrRELs,
PARK THEATRE.
UNCLE TOMS CABIN. ut r NJ Mr. G. G. Howard
BowEHY THEATRE.
MAZEPPA. Mt 9 7. NJ.
WOODs MUSEUM.
LIES REVENGE. atsP NJ. Matinee nj 2 r. NJ
THIRr, FOURTH STREET OPERA HOUSE.
VARIETY. atS 7 NJ
EAGLE THEATRE.
CHATEAU MABiLLE VARIETIES.
TVoLI THEATRE
VARIETY nt g 7. NJ. Matinee at r.
OUADRUP PIE SH E E
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GU ADRUPLE SHE EFT

NEW YORK. SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1870.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
b0uioes l1mbenten Ses betreffenben SaBes
herhSutIht tuer0eu f0uneu.

b0uiaes l1mbenten Ses betrsfenben Sabes
terbeutI1t tDer0en f0nnen.
ODD, tpie geiaat, cine sroBe Wenge
ser our1nus entbebrlt6en TremoD0rter
n1ersen mir obne @ndoe aus, o6ne uus
nm ben 8eroruB au timmeru, pelhen
mir oaour6 oft uniern dlteiten unb gee
f6dbtelten Mttdrbeitern beretten. WDr>
ter, tpie &e6er6en [Ota6fori6un9en,
grn1itteluuaenl. "iaiitren Init 8ei6Ia8
6ele9enl, Die Snittatioe ergretfen loen
Nnfdng MAIDEN, Die glnregung 9ebenL
'oncilidtorii1 [uer50bnIi6L @ompromiB
Qusglei6L @olomit6t [lln9LuG, unbeiI,
Beroerbenl Sanitdt [@eiunobeitl, CUB
pention [untcrltitBung, Staats3ul3uBl,
Bats I@runola9el. momentum, Nttentdt,
Hebartition, Yroouction, @riitens,
NIpiratiouen, Sactoren, 9nnomtt, betz
nitio, Separation, Experiment, Sunoaz
meut, Yropolttion. proipectio, eruiren,
plaioireu, interimlltii d omiu0s 4,
5tciume, S~atisfoction uno bunbert ans
bere Coieie bier baben mir ours @eratbez
IpobL aus elmer eiusi9en Seitc elmer nns
Seraoe our 9ano liegenoen 8erliner 3eIz
tuug berauseserifen) f9meiBen mir
Dbne ole nmltGnoe bir1auS ullo crleBen
tie our6 Die en~tiprebenoer1, nleIlt oel1eter
NIB icbenfans ACKNOWLEDGMENT bsntl6en
Nus0rlfe. oil uobl gum ar9s1 Sers
bruB fur bie SeBer, oeueu Die DIelen
Streihuuaen uno 0erGuberunsen t6re
Arbeit nt6Ceben erIei6tern.
Nber b~enl9an3en 1uratb BON Sret10s
norrern aus ben bon Nnoet1 eei6rtebe>
men 8riefen, NufidBen unb Wittbetluu :
aen aus3ufesen, 0a3u ret4t Die 3raft
Senn bod ni1t aug. Ser 9aufe lit su
aros. @s tommt bn3u, oaB Die Qufsobe
cine Mn6antbare lit, neil, ME bos 8ei=
ipieI bes obigen ginlenoers 3ei9t, auf Oer
einu1 Settle Die NusIheioung BON snei
DritteI ooer brei 8terteI bes unrotbs
Ri1t heIonbers anerfonnt, oogegen i6er
Betbebdltung bes 9teites sei6impft tpiro,
n65reno 0uf Der 1rtoern Sette ~bieienigen,
bene1 Der frein0e unr1tb gum 8eourfniB
seporben 1T, lber bic Spra9reinigung
uno bic Sprs9reiniger b0bnii6 Die 9taier
rimpfen. 80 tbut / ben Gtren LANCE
ni6t eeMue, otn 9lnoern pieI gu Diel.
0a bLeibt oenn ni6ts ibrta, ais bag
man nod eigener better 11eber3eugung
berfdbrt uno mebr bur6 8eiiptel, ais
SurG i9uIueiiterIibes Gini9reiten 81
pirten iu9t. IN
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
Ger StaQt
CD H@esGSs CID ms

beiitt un9eiu6bnlibe Torsage fir cue Iol9e, bic lid
mad elmer neuen 6eitnatb umiebtn. uuo bmar:
Cine b69lt a~n5iehenoe uno br @elInobett 5utri9li9e
4bne6Slnn9 on Berg uno 2baL gratrte uno @alo>
lamb.
GroBorttse e'ebirse unb TfuBtbater.
Gin iebr mtloes &lima, benz 9roBe Rdlte ME erz
ornfenoe 6tse 9let9 fremo iinb. Ourblduitt5s Genpez
rotur tm CONNER 81 @r., i'm geinter 80 or. sSabren.
belt. Sterbli6tett oerin9er, we our6 ben Geniu5 Don
1870 bepielen, ais in irgenb eiuem anoeren Staat Der
Union. @ewltter fpmnteH lebr ielten, 9ogeil9Idge uFn
Srgaue rien1als ucr.
Neu6erlt fru6tbarer Booen, ~beIonoers fur Setretbe
eeisnst. 6etue 6ebIerute aus ir9ero petter uriode III
~ Sabren. Seine OGrre pe in 6altfcruteH. GroGer
Stethtbum pom tetniteH Obit. 8teb3u6t iebr pOrtbeitz
bait. Sn tetnem Gbette Der Union bot ber NGer5au
before Ausii4teu.
~ileberfluB an sutem uub btuigsu segierunqss. Gifsns
bahn< unb 4rtuatsganoe. 8eine EaneSDtonopoIe, ME
in Californian. 8iele Nrteu Nugbots Dor ausgesei9z
meter Site fir tnouitriele 3Ipefe.
Beoeuienoer Wituerdlretdtbun, %beIonoer5 Eo6lsu,
Gtien, Blet, @olo uno Silber.
Sin portreffLt1es @aieripitem. grobartiae natlrs
Ii1e I9aliertrait.
@uter Mlartt tar 9-Gerbauz9roOutte iebsr @rt. tnfofse
turseH transports mad benz StTaeu Ocean umo btgetter
IuSfu9r mad allen g9etge9e1oen.
Yebbaiter Narbelspertebr. Snnerer Berfebr permit
teGt bur6 Gtisnbabnen uuo i6tfbare Tiuls, moruuter
Der qroBe Columbia Hlu6.
aue 9ort6eile zines eiuiHRrteu Qonbes. siberaIe
Gelege. @nte 2 d ulen. Wt6Bi9e Steuelu. nnerbebz
iihe StaGtsiduto. GniebnIiGe beIti6e 9spolferung.
Sw0lftauisnp Ielioner r%panoertan 1875 aus ben otltbeH
uHb weltlt6en &taaten nod Oregon.
Ole bette 9teiieroute mad Oregon gebt NIT Giisnbabn
mad Gan iranct5co, Californian uno BON bort nit
Gampiidifi mad HortlanO. Ore9on.
Iu5iubrttdere S6iioerun9en oes Gtaatts tn btnts
i6er Sppra0e. in Subform NIT Rorteu &C. peroen uus
cntgeltIib selteiert. iowte ale aniragen beretwiui9it
in bentiber Spra9e beantportet our9 bias oeitlt9e
gurean bes
Oregon State Board of immigration,
3iu,rter 8, transcript @miIStn9,
Bottom. Wufaduietts.
13nj3Dtw6 1on3 t0ap 1Omi tat Ii
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
Cine
etnfad)e 0batfa6e>
Die folasune Grflarnng TpriGt fir i'd IeIbi.
Bottom %. 0idrs 1874.
8 0 # o H. %. NldrS 1874.

Gertber SER! = Gtni9e Sage mad benz 4. Stuff eriitt
i'd 8erlesunqen an ueinem Ytin, berbeiaefiiart bura
ba5 Saqen elmer Blants auf netn Rnie. 8ter Wtonate
btnour9 wuroe i'd pom ben QerSten Der DtSpenlarp be:
banoelt, mad Wbloui m.l6.r 3ett man mir iogte. bas
man ni9ts mebr fir mid tbun tonne unO i'd na3 Gem
boipttdl geben Mile, I'M cine
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24

man bort, elm 6eutf6er GonfuG, Der
bur6 fem 8erbalten l~aneiGbrige 0aran=
tien gegeben BAT, bnB ct feline yiugenoz
Ii6en ltnbelonnenbetten" bsreut, lpie it6
Der peilono Wtiniiter bon Der 6ebot bent
Yrin3regenten s~eSenlber 10 i9on qus=
brIdte.
Sobannes $500.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
bic 6c6uungen BET Mer5te

gu sabten, 10 SaB mtine Saulifie gang ruinirt mar unb
i'd mir ben Sob ais ein5igeu &etter aus Der Notb
lDilnibte. lin, oieie 3ett trof es fD, oaB 9err pin, Elm
goliSiit. in mein Daus fam, unb Ha3oem er meine 6a>
Mile nit lYelomitteln unteritist bate, CAB er mir
0e9ettne uno lorberte mid oui. es su %probtren. uno
Ipenn bic auei Sta!&en ouf9ebrau6t istn %pIrben, 10
noble Ell mir mebr sebeu. Mls ib bic Mepicin orei Gage
lang sebrau4t battle, besauneu bic Geidiplre am SINE
out;ubr.den. rneI2es an a6t Gage bauerte. uno grOBe
Quantitdten Otter wurben a%bsetibrt. JSdhrenb i1 iriz
Der uulo9ltbe SdmerSen aussetauben bate uno l9lafz
los mar, bate
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24

or : M 8 iett "a Sabren obenau ami rem e9ebiete
bieier 6etlrnilieni9aft qeitanoeH. litter Ino g~rlobrTng
lit Don eroBer gSi9t9feft BEL Rebanolnn9 Der uerihiei
beneu ippbitttifden SrGrfbeiten. GonoyrbGa. 6riPper,
Strictur IL. i. ID. ipirb in ~iHrseiter 3eit 9sbett' ees
i6itGtli6e Sdmdfer, nd6tiide Saamener9teButget,
melde bur6 Gelbitbeiedung entiteben lno Smpoten3,
Mnsi6log i'm e9eii6t &C. %erseuQen. t6nnen eben'au} IN
raideter 3ett our9 bic beitbetannter Iltittel Der I9ett
furirt weroen. Sin Budl iir he Mintonen. enttGttano
Nnss in 8eSu9 auf @ei6ledtstranfbeitcn, bic ~@5e9etrrE
ntiIe oe5 @ei6teAtsIebens rnb 6ereu 5toIse1. itet 81 Ea.
ben i'll Der Gtiice ODER eegen Eniridtlng ron - Cents
fir Eoltportp. 0amen, rrelte bic o%clitoteIte @sbano7
lung, io1pie 9oft ino yo9is perlangen, mSecn lido nunoz
LID Ober lfriitlid meloen. ale tdeibdite coniireHtisa.
Or. Sdmes bat 20 Simmer uno EarloIS, &et einent
BeiuAe iiebt mon nur BEN OoFtor. DffIcefS thnecn pom
2 ltbr @ersens Bis Z nbr QbtmOs. Gonntaaa pom 10
bis ~ ll9r. COMPILATION tets fret; NON ipreAe por
ober idretbe.
ST. Sames lit 60 Sabre alt. 1lnb bat 40 Sabre @rfobs
ring in Der Reharblung pom Nripat> uno 6roniihet-
&ranthetten IN al ben peri6ieoeueu uao ecmpii3lrtea
Sraufbeiteu. Otan iprehe Dor rber ruerbe lid b%rtefttl
an ben Ooftor. &ne Spra6eu 1perben geiproden. 6ns
lcmel ober anoere iddoIide Nr5nsien perpen ni6t perz
nrbnet. SD p~eriertige ale meine WieOiSin ielbit.
2~5mi12Wiiulo up3 s.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
aerltIidje au3sieeu.
Sr. cSoate@>
Sod 90ipital,
GGe UfGnflt;t %.
@afGittstpa
Gtr.,
~pg
Gkicoeo. ~.

@bicoso. 81.
Som Gtaat CEDAR
teri sum 3ueie, I'M
gebe m c n
una Of il { II
6 II / betten in
thren peri6jeoenors
ttgen uno ~coniplic,rz
ten sformen oie Jeltz
mbaIt6ite Gur Il 9
heiben 5u Ia}ieH. Gs
lit uugeinetu in ser
>frNf baF1nnF $50
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
i0 mH1e ferben,

wenr ui9t 5olO cine Operation uorsenont,men pirbe.
ga i'd tets 9eaen cine iotae mar, 10 l4rttt man 3n
etnem ouSeren Utittel uno iduitt all cas- faule GleiiA
aus uub erleste es Ourd 6leiid BON BEN seiunDcn Gein:
So aber Der eno9en 10 iebr ansesriffen mar, 10 bali
bieltr Berludb ntdts nuo i'd tpuroe bofuungslos nab
6auie eebraAt. Nnbere Nerjte wiroen oanH enSagirt
uno ale meiHs @riparntit bubtu serait. UNI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
Seiu=N u1putatiO1

Ob.rboIb b.s eui.s uUrne5m.n su taaer. SD lag sesn
g9o9eu i'm 6oipital uno bate Die bette Bsbanolun9.
Refine SeOer permog bic Sdmsr5en gu iditbern, pelpe
i'd ausIuitebeu bate. Mein Betn mar ~anSe6Douen
iuo ooppelt 10 bid als mein geib; bas Euie nGr pebs
id~ars unO ss i@tsn ui6t m0sIi4, nlsin 8eiu 3u Gsttsn,
iInD iMan innte mir.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-04-24
8iseOniiu SG[cp Giisnbabn=2 dnoereieu
81 %Derfalfen.

- y y VV u : : y
SarntIanb in Wtar0tbm unb 9tneo[n Counties, Mtsz
coniin, weroen BON Der gSiScumfIm 23nMeD Gtie1,s
bahia 6 nitpa 9rie alu Ycrfanf ons9eboten 9esen
8oar ooer auf lun9en @reoit nit z lrocert idbrlt9eu
Sutereiler,
Bon SI.25 bis $500 per glcre.
Vas 6ltma lit ongenebnt uno iebr seiunb. 6etns
~5Steber. Ser So6eu lit aus9s3etbnet unb fru6tbar.
nit 9cnne 6ols perI3iebcner Nrten. 4ae formproontte
iino gu boben Breiien uert0uFid, ba Dus gaub inmittet
elmer ouSgeoebnten Bsubot5region ltegt.
lin Enlightenment, reb1ne man bic &Dtea9o II. HortbS
weItern Babn, Ntabtfon Diptlion, mad Miscoriin Bats
Iep Sunction, uuO BON ba bic ssisconiin 3elep @obn
nod g5auiau, ODER bic Gbicago, 0ttlruuutee II. ct Nant
Bobu mad Ecmab u1o pom bort bic YisconIim Bailey
8dbn uad QSauiau.
YSsser bi0iaer 6abrt, &orteu. HampHtets rub udbc+
rem Gin3etbeiten DenOe man lid entrueber perIOnLib Oocr
I6riiiti6 an e. &e. Snitb, 2auDz Meeut, Wau;
Tau, Wtoratbon Gountp, 9Sisconiin, ooer an rem Gotals
as.ntet. a9noretu g. Sing, II 9toro @Iort Ctr,
Chicago, 81. 25ian3D1m0
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Alwa)lorla @ax&tte
SATURDAY EVENING. JULY 20.

THE RoMAl;cE OF A Ten DOLLAR BILL
A Cohoes On, Y. man was recently scot 10 the
poptentiary r default of $40 to pay his fine.
A highly-t stccmed Trojan, feeling an interes:
in the impccunious cltlzco, procee ded to Al
bany aud paid the fac with $40 bill: to dep.
uty superintendent of the peniteutiary The
deputy superintendent handed the SlU bill
over to crnvlct whose term had expired, and
who was Only waiting tor tn customary dona'
tion to long-te, q prisoners before leaving. LIE
liberated prisoner proceeded to the business
part of Albany and attempted to purchase
goods with he money. Tie rchaot, gauc-
ing doubtfuly at his convict garb, concluded
that he must DC wilfu passer OF counterfeit
money, and straightWay the freeman OF an hour
found hi;Gseif again under lock aud key.
The for once urjustly accused ex convict
communicated by messenger wiki the deputy
superintendent, who soon appeared ana Ireeo
him. The deputy shortly after startled the
estimabe Tr ,iaa by appearing at his Office and
demanding eleven dollars to make good the
SUSPECTED oil! and bis expenses. The demand
Was suitably houored, aud the Trojan received
back h. supposed counterfeit. A number OF
Troy experts then pronounced the bill perfect
" good, and the Trjao teiegraphcd to the
Deputy superintendent to return tho surplu,
dollar paid for travelling expenses. Here was
az unfortunate tx convict prosecuted, an estl-
Unable Truiau suspected aud a Jealous prison
official but to y great deal Of ulDecessary ex
pcuse, all for the reason that IN Aibany MGR
chant ''iuu,.ed at conclusions and decided
that ten dollar bill 10 the hands OF penlten-
tiarv guest must necessarily be a counterfeit. -
.Al60ny Argus.
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GROCERIES,.

NEW STOREl
IN NEW GOODSi
NEW PRICESl
The subscriber respectfully announces that
he has taken the store
NO. III KING STREET,
and is prepared to offer full and carefully SCI
lected stock of
FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
at prices which cannot fail to please. Goods
delivered promptly TO sll parts OF the city, and
satisfaction guaranteed in every particular. An
inspection Of stock solicited
my 5-tf F. j. DAVIDSON
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OBITUARY.

Mn. Guy CARLETON, aged lightweight
years, died at his residence in this viii
lage, on Friday of last week. He was
born at Chelmsford (now LOVELY Mass,
Sept. q, 1888, and was, therefore, in
his S9th year at the time of his death.
In New England and Canada he spent
his early life, but finally found his way
to Waukesha county, Wis, where he
lived about twenty-five years. Thence
he removed to this village, where he
has resided for the past eight years.
He was first married in 1915, to Miss
Betsey Fisher, with whom he lived till
1910. when she died. During this time
there were born unto him six SONS and
five daughters. In 1871 he was mar
ried to his second wife, whose maiden
name was Miss Mary Durgin, who sur
wives him. The offspring of this mar
riage were three sons and two daugh-
tiers. OF the sixteen children born UNI
to him, six sons and five daughters are
now living. Three of these children
are now living in California, one in
Washington Territory, one in Illinois,
and six in Wisconsin. During twelve
consecutive years, no less than fourteen
of these children were living-a cir
cumstance rare indeed in the history
of human life.
In early life-in the days of his youth
our deceased friend failed not to re-
member his Creator. embraced the
Christians faith--he cherished the
Christians hOpe--united with the ".
f. Church. of which he was a worthy
member UP to the time of his death.
Full well did he realize the fact that
the time would come when the silver
cord would be loosed--when the golden
bowl might he broken-when the pitch
er might break at the fountain-when
the wheel might fail at the fountain
when the grinders might cease because
they were few, and those that looked
ont at the windows might be darken.
ed. And To him. that time did come
at last. For three long, weary years
he was confined to asick-bed-for three
long wears he was watched over and
cared for by devoted wife. and not
less devoted children. IIewas patient,
resigned. hopeful to the last. And
now his tried spirit, freed from its
cumbrous clay, basks, as we humbly
trust and believe, in the sunshine OF
Heavens own light. Cox.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

Court called at half past ?, p. N.
Venire called of the Petit Jurors. all
present bat two. Calendar called in
formally. The following persons were
admitted To full citizenship :-Sebas-
ton Lepforby. f. j. Ericsson, John
August Folt, Andrew Lundblom. Christ
Larson. John Rasmussen, Tolif Johnson,
Hennins kunutson, Ole Thompson,
John Strong. E. F. Wood, James Boles,
John Stanley and Mathew Lien.
Tie following cases were disposed
of, to wit:
Joseph NJ. Smith. Plaintiff, rs. Thomas
Lauder, Defendant. Stricken off.
Edwin Murphy, Plaintiff, rs. r. p.
Pratt. Defendant. Stricken off.
Nathaniel Wales, Plaintiff. rs. j. b.
Thomas, Defendant. Continued by
consent.
Carl Cheney, rs. Margaret Cheney.
Judgment for Divorce granted by the
Court.
VIM. Powell, Plaintiff, RS. VIM. H..
Sanderson. et al, Defendant. Decree
OF foreclosure.
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:. W REED.

The chronological Journal and Sci
ence of Health for December, is now
upon our table. The publishers have
''kept the best of the wine for the last
of the feast" and given us for the last
number this year, the best one pub
lished in the year. Among the con-
tents we especially notice sketch
and Delineation of Character of Har-
riet Martineau, Sketch of DR.. Hall, of
the Health Journal, Sketch of abigail
Scott Dunniway, land an illustrated arti-
Gle, entitled, "IIow to Draw the Face. ="
Teachers will be particularly interest
ed in the article showing "How to
Teach, or Phrenology in the School
ROOM" Taken altogether it is a maya
zine which no man of culture and
thought should be without. So per
year. Published by S. r. Wells & Co.,
New York.