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months from the LIST Of July 1876 and the unexpended
balance for contingent expenses OF such commission
for like period; aud that the amount which may
the appropriation for salary OF the umpire. much
thereof may DO necessary for the purpose may be
expended under ths direction OF the Secretary Of State,
Acknowledgement ofthe services Of the umpire
have the honor 70 b, sir your obedient servant.
HAMILTON FISH
The total amount of unexpired balances from June
90, 1872, 70 June 30 1875, was $26,s73 o. and the
amount or contingent expenses to June 80 1876.
Sllla The salaries for six months ending September
80, 1876. were so,loo and miscellaneous expenses
$1,000
CONTESTED SEATS IN THE HoUsE-Two BE
PUBLICAN MxxBKRs TO DE ousTED.,
The Committee Elections have decided DUST two
sitting republican and give their tho
contestants democrats. and the action OF tho CON-
mittee will be ratified the reports OF the
committee be acted upon by the House. In the
Spencer against Morcy. OF the rh dssric: Of
NOUS but In tho contest OF Lcmoius for Farwclrs
Chicago the award to Lomone was a strict party
Several other contested election yet to be
concluded by the same committee.
IMPORTANT WITNESSES IN THE EMMA NINE
INVESTIGATION.
The House Committee Foreign Relations have
relation 10 the Emma mine scandal Three important
witnesses to be examined in tho morning. and the
Utah end or the scandal will DO severely Investigated
1t will u week days before the Salt Lake wit
nesscs reach Washington.
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Ne enacted there be hereby Appropvl-
Nsd out VI In tho not otherwise
priated the ofSiJjVO provide for avinE aud
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THE CALVIN LABOR BILL sUMMARILY DISPOSED
oF-TAxINa THE SURPLUS or SAVINGS BANKS
EXPECTED PASSAGE OF THE BILLS EXTENDING
COMPTROLLER GREENS TERM.
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Pullman Palace Cars

are ran GA all through tsSi4s II this read.
Tnis is the oNLi LiAk running these care
between Chicago AID 81 iaul, Chicago tni Mil
Waukeu, uf Chtcage aud MlnonA
a. Omaha our sleepcls conn, ct With the Over
land sleepern CA the Union Pa6ihc Railroad tor
al points West ~ the Mtssoau River.
On tbe arrival q tbo tr.ius rom the East or
south the rains - ihe On tato a North West
err Halfway LEAvF CHICAGO a. tollows.
For Council bluff, omaha and California. Two
Through 1rains daily, With Pulsmsn Palace
Drawing Room ana sleeping Cars through ~
CuunCil Bluiis.
for 81 Paul ana Minneapolis, Two Through
Trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached
on both trains.
For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Two Trains
daily with Pullman Palace Cars attached, aud
running through te Marquette.
For Milwaukee. -Four Through Trains dAils,
Pullman Cars on night Isins, Parlor Chair Carr
on day trains.
For sparta and Winons aud points IN Mime,
sofa, One Through Train daily, with Pullman
Sleepers 10 MlnouA
For Dnbuke, via Freeport, Two Through Trains
daily. VI h Pullman Cars OF night trans
For Duhuke and La Crosse, vas CLINTON, Two
Through lrains daily, with Pullman Cars on
ulght train to McGfegor, Iowa
For Sioux City aud YAnEton, Two Traiss daily ,
Pullman Cats to Missouri Valley Junction.
For Lake Geneva, Four Trains daily
For Rockford, sterling, Kenosha, GAINESVILLE,
and other points, you can have nom two q ten
trains daily.
New York Office, AIS Broadway; Boston Office,
No, 5 State Street Omaha Office, 1858 faruham
etrset; san Francisco Office, l2l Montgomery
street, Chicago Ticket Uiiicep ~ Clark Street,
under sherman House. corner Canal aud MAdl-
son streets; Kienzie Street Depot, corner w.
kIngie and Canal Streets, Wells Street Depot,
corner Wells aud KInze street
For rates OF information not attain able from
youI home ticket agents, apply to
w. II. srENNETT, MARVIN HugmTT,
Gen. Pass Agt Chicago, Gen.oupt Chicago.
Ylgiy
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AA%le 80 aiasA-ta s=-ss+Nr
esacoeas Il ucycy achieved without
merit. a man msy make a poor AftIcle
and sell i oncc. AID there being aAp1Q,-
zoe PEOPLE ID TIE Uaised Sia,es, she sale
% each one woala be enough TO make
dccent fonane. But an article THAI
bolds lhs iield year after year, aud chs
sAles Of which Increases regularly sud
rapidly, must havt atsolptc merit
Dr. II v. ricrue, Of Budalo, n y
occupies cur entire eighth page to-day
with his various articles. We hdmit IL,
because We know the Dortor, aud know
OF his articles. We know him TO be
regular educated physician, whose d.
plolua hangs on the wall Of bis Office, and
we know he has associated with him
several II the moot emiaent practitioners
10 the country. We know that parties
consult him. by mai and in person, from
All The states Ia the Union every day, aud
that they are fairly aud honestly dealt
with.
This grand result has been accomplish
ed by two agencies good, reliable articles
articles which, once introduced, work
easily their own wAy-and splendid
business management. They have sue
ceeded because they ought 70 have sae-
ceeded."
II YOU would pstronize Medicines,
scientifically prepared by skilled
Physician and Chemist, use Dr. Plerce's
Family Medicines. Golden Medical Dis
coyery is nutritious, tonic, Alternative,
aud blood. cleansing, and an uneaqualed
Cough Remedy; Pleasant Purgatiye Pei
let's, scarcely lArger Than mustard seeds,
constitute an agreeable and reliable ply
sic Fayoriie Prescription, remedy tof
debilitaled females; Extract of Smart
Weed, a magical remedy for Pain, Bowel
Complaints, aud an unequAied Liniment
for both human and horse.fesh; while
his Dr. Sage's Cstarrh Remedy is known
the world over as the greatest specific for
Catarrh and "Cold in the Head ever
given TO the public. They are sold by
druggists.
20 YEARS SUFFERER CURED ny THE
GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
DR.. r. V. Pierce--Dear Sr:-Twenty
years ago ! was shipwrecked on the At
lantic Ocean, aud the cold and exposure
caused a large abscess TO form ON each
leg, which kept continually discharging
was attended by doctors IN Liverpool,
Havre, New Orleans, New York, aud al
the hospits on Staten Island (where the
doctors wanted to take one leg OH FL
nally, alter spending hundreds OF dollars,
was persuaded to try your Golden
Medical Discovery" aud now, in less
than three months after taking The first
bottle, am thankful TO say am com
pletey cured, aud for the first time in
ten years can put my left heel to the
ground. am at home nearly every eve-
ming, aud shall be glad to satisfy any
person OF the truth of this information.
am, sir, yours respectfully,
WILLIAM RYDER,
81 Jefferson ST., Buffalo, n. Y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Masonic.
The next Regular Communication Of Adoniram
Lodge, f. Il A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, Feb. 2. 1876, at Factory Point.
j. II. WHIPPLE, W. NJ.
AdonIram Chapter, No. Is, II. A. M.
Next regular convocation on Wednesday even
ing, Feb 3, at ~ o'clock.
W. A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. "a, q. A. r.,
Meets at Colburn House Hall, Factory Point, on
the first Tuesday evening Of each month.
GEO. H. SESSIONS. Commander.
Grant Lodge, No. I04, ]. o. G. II.
Meets at Adams Hall every Saturday evening
al o'clock. All members OF the "order" are
invited. Degree meetings every first and third
Wednesday evening Of each month at O'Clock.
T. j. HOYT L. ID,
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Cross and sickly children can be made
healthy and strong by regulating their
stomachs and bowels with Castoria. II
il more effective than castor oil and is a.
pleasant TO take as honey. For wind
coIic, sour stomach, worms and ccstive-
ness, there is nothing in existence equal
70 Castoria. 27-l3w
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Why will you suffer from Rheumatism,
Sprsins, Stiff joints, Swellings, Burns,
Scalds or Weak, when the Centaur Lini.
ment affords certain relief? Many ar
ticles soothe pain TO certain extent, but
the Centuar Liniment cures. The White
Liniment is for the human family, the
Yellow Liniment is for horses and ami
mails. 27-13w
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has becu tnhmitsed - 40 examination,
vita > risw 81 asiag i for bfs0k .Faakiug
--Cic0rge Taeksr. the Champion chop
pcr 81 The town. says that be does bot
rtqslrc bat ia boar 10 chop and pile
lwo cords of Neoa
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sas.sef ffaa Derusl Il Msnsbasisr sserst p-lf
81 Aaatsos rsamss
bsgns. 6sgrvs. Faaas1 Fraaras e.
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ARRIVES Il Msnstsssss rssnas8 5fp' N ~
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fsss. Easlggss Ls,Ae.sersy tass.r
NV sNsyN, Ffsgnstsi.
a,gssss a hanf hsYtsr rt..raaa depot EaaaaFs
ssahssasys 80 fnesgs a -
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Tsnsasys 9bnFsss - saa aslaIasys = u a 20
thss sravAa " iA y = . Maia faE Nafth
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NORTH ~ rallfaea 81 asilAna, Barsaeioa
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u AZ, aaA 500 rA
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&e. hy stage. e4ose Il FAgtgFg Foihs fustN
aes ~ - = n. Tasadsyt Ehsfsdafs ACE So
arasFs.
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10000 ACRES
Choice IOWA Lands
FOR SALE.

The subscfibsr ofsrs Tor sale - GO scrss o.
ehusee Iowa ikads carefully sslssts4 - cum
petent Surveyors ave years slnee On the lines u
! ltfsS Gsgissi sla1H Csty sad ht FAHl hAslspada.
Ia FIymeufL Csenskef. b4sua RlstA and Foaas
hontas Ilouatis Fer lEfpfllttio1 Fespeet tsg
terms of p4yaaaaat asasalt ny Aasat and GttsrusJ
N. r. KINlfsIlKf. Esq., Il be ossae In Tbs Baxter
kstlonsl Bank bulialng. kattsnd, "a
sasm II. Il. BAXTER
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SOUTH LONDONDERRY.

--Fun--To step into our Postotilce
Thursday evenings and soc them ego for"
the Manchester JOURNAL.
We understand series of exhibitions
are on the tspis. That's right, bring
along your exhibitions we'll go and SO
will Man.
We have . veritable scandal case.
We hope 1t will not last as long as the
Teecher- Billion affair. The defendants
ordered TO appear at next county court
or forfeit one thousand dollars.
The young lady who, at the town
ball, on Saturday evening, tried to keep
time with the music, and talk with her
companion on the seat with her, aud
look at Cephss. and keep an eye on pa,
all at the lssme time, is requested 10 re-
port to your correspondent for further
duty
"A philosopher--A young chap came
down from Landgrove to attend the hop
at Curtis, aud when he got TO north viii
lage found bis girl bad gone off with a
Boston drummer. He didn't 1T down
on the dragged edge Of despair" but like
a true philosopher be went up hill sing
ing:
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The imRce az so0ai ibree yAt2s g iAdnd
Hs1 lng. Al, bal tlpy shaved hef down
q she isaalte leBghg 81 ~, feficoi or.
Def An8 aeoorsm Wa preserved lAroaga-
cot tbs sssulnr. s1d g were saeared and
Il Aces terape1. We have > &c scrip,
wlah ales posirah 81 Robs. J walksF,
laid away iof ,he village that can beat rs
on = free cot,
sANiSArr
~ +. wolch. Of West Alllnglou, v a.
aaed . and costs hy c. woodArl, ksq.
Tor disturbing meeting a the White
church here. I've other young rosdics Of
sliis piaoe plead guilty q the samc Of
fence and were ancd 3 each. Hope il
will prsys a salaiary lesson 70 them.
Mr.. aud Mrs d. T.. Walker Of llli.
nois have been visiting friends here
Mr.. W. iss daughter OF W alter Randall
lately deceased. She arrived 10 town
opportnneiy 10 visit Der iaiher few days
previous 10 his death aud attend biz 10.
neral. Dan. hair, we notice, has whit.
ened ont somewhat 10 the five year frosts
and winds q the pralries. - we 20.
ARLINGTON.
Look al the notice given by ;. Nj.
West 10 tho advertising columns. II is a
fact abundsntly demonstrated by expert
enoe that merchant who sells for cash
only can afford bis goods considerably
cheaper than one who sells partly on
credit, aud we expect that this popular
firm viii hereafter sell goods cheaper
than ever.
There will be social dance At the
Town Hall Friday evening, Jan. 2sth,
Music, Warmers tall band. Tickets, %
cents. A general invitation is extended.
The scarlet fever prevails here TO
some extent We hear Of several new
cases this week, but none have proved
fatal lately. Many are also having a
sore throat which resembles mild form
OF diptheria. We hope that every resem-
blance to that dreaded scourge will cease
here.
The Sunday school Of st. james
church bold festival at the Town Hall,
on Tuesday eve, Feb. 9th, for the benefit
OF the library fund. Tableaux, recita-
tons and dialogues, grab-bags aud fish
ponds are on the programme, the whole
TO conclude with supper under the di-
reclion Of the ladies Of the parish.
--Tke decision OF the Supreme court in
the Central Vermont quo rdrrdao suit
gives universal saislacti ton here. The
management of the Smith board has
made the Harlem Extension through
line, and we should be very sorry TO see
the control OF the Central Vermont pass
into hands whose influence would be
against as.
The dance at the Town Hall on FRI
day eve, Jan. Il, passed off very pleas
antly, flfty-fye couples being i'll attend
auee. The supper at the Arlington House
was gotten up in landlord Bartletfs best
style. The music by Warmers band was
excellent, aud the people OF Arlington
and vicinity may well feel proud of their
quadrile band.
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pETERsBURGH, n. Y.

The Centennial year opened gloomy
enough on the Burgh, and while nature
denied us our usual complement OF
sleighing, Dame Rumor came TO the res
cue and more than made up the deficiency
by fresh supply of gossip.
One Of our prominent business men
contemplated trip to Germany, but was
prevented from the undertaking by the
prospect of rough passage.
On the 18th inst. the friends of Rev.
Mr.. Hill met at the Baptist church, and
remembered their pastor by a purse OF
$175.
improvements seem 10 be the motto
of the hour, especially in the sixth ward,
which has been supplied with new
sidewalk, aud now rumor saith the mum.
Der Of our streets are to be increased.
Our friend Dea. Maine has started
his extensive soap works again, but ow.
ing TO supertuous quantity of lie il is
feared lie will have TO suspend opera
tons.
Mud and rain seem to b. the order
of the day, but our esteemed friend X. ID.
Webster has found one Green spot TO
cheer him on ibis way, by securing the
coveted prize of many rivals.
The friends of Rev 5 ) Ford gave
him visit the Other evening on Potter
Hill, but on account of the storm the re-
ceipts were small. Another on larger
scale will be given him Feb. 9th, at the
| N. L. Church, Pelersburgh, to which bic
many friends are cordially invited by
GrL MORRISON.
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To CoNsuMPTIVES.

The advertiser, an old physician, re ired from
active practice, having had placed IN bis hands
by an East India Missionary the formula OF
rimple Vegetable Remedy for the speedy and
perm .neut Cure Of CONSUMPTION, Br0nchetis,
Catarrh, A-thma, and AL Throat aud Lung A.
feet ons, also a Positive aud Radical Care for
Nervous Debility aud all Nervous Complaints,
Otter having thoroughly tested ito wonderful
curative posors IN Thousands ~ cases, feels 1t
his duty TO mske II known to h. suffering fell
lows ActnAted bY this motive. aud cOnsceD'
tiuu, desire 20 relieve human suffering he vii
send free Of charge, to all who desire II this
recipe, with full directions for preparing aud
successfully using. Sent bY return mail by sd
dressing
DR.. W. c. STEVENS,
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/. the old Lake shore Route And 4 tbs only
nno passing through RyAnrtoh, Lake Forrest
Highland PARK, Markegsn, Kaosne htnoshA %
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II = : y = = = ' ~
Nnuroe Block. syracnse N. Y

Sauo Corpore. The influence Of the stomach on
the brain should be carefully needed. Let the
stomach be- in slight degree disturbed, aud the
entire nervous system becomes sufferer. Bring
the stomach to a healthy one, and the nervous
machinery promptly resumes its perfect running
order Happily, there is no necessity for airy long
dsarrAn cement Of the functions Of the stomach,
since Ia AYERS Puts We have 70 perfect COM
bnaton. admirably adapted for relief They have
stood the test Of years, and have exhibited slom-
BY keeping the system in perfect order, promotes
longevity and what IL far better ensures The full
enjoyment Of the time spent hers. We use them
aud know their yalue.--l Florence lK&s.l Pioneer.
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we uAaesssnsd ghaa sha BATES House
whirh has beea - the Z. $ Mkuhaus
kau8s 81 Gls lzst Tea aays. : tous e y
oF<ped skash u the pubiie. viih u.
Qaiaa - lsseAota-
-Tlesw arw nibeseea locomotives
siAnaiug de II tAls place, belonging 70
ne Centrsl Ysrnoas railroad.
Ne are pleased 70 learn thai Jadge
Dunton is slowiY Bot sDrely improving
We notice that lie oontrsci Soc fur.
nIshiag Tie z. A. Department Eiib scales
for TIE sarrust year has agAss been
awarded 10 Fairbanks & o., Of &.
JohnsbaFy, Vi. Il i Surprising 10 Us
how Unsle sam can award tbese COZ
tracts year after year 10 The same parties,
whcn be kBowt, - well A. every one
rlss, that thsre 10 not scale made In the
whole weird that equals The "Hows"
either ia ssEehsth, durability or aoenrscy
We were again visited by tiflesn
hundred dollar Ore last week.
Mr., Morgan, one OF our enlerprisiug
boot and shoe dealers, cut Of an apple
tree limb few days age, aud made i 10
70 a cross TO support plant, add thrust
Tie cod into q pot. Since then the limb
aas leaIed out. and IL now covered With
apple blossoms.
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shes 10 Re OF with that cisy CHAP
A swinging Ia the laus.s


"A novel entertainment No Bonanza i,
but big free hair cut. Early last week
our places Of business aud Of public re-
sort we're ornamented with large, fam.
ing posters announcing thai II d. Tyler,
J. w. Meilendy and J..w. Gibson, cele-
brated hair cutters, assisted by Herbert
Evans aud Cepbas AIbee, the renowned
shAmpooers aud haIr dressers, would
give free hair cut on Saturday evening.
"This is no humbug, but genuine free
cut" 1.-TWO forty on the she'll road
On the evening aforesaid your cores
pendent repaired 70 the town hall, which
he found brilliantly lighted, and party
Of perhaps one hundred aud my ladies
and gentlemen assembled, aud llarl,
Wash, Herb and Csphss busily 1t work,
whilst Jut aud Abe were running the
barber-lc department. Mr.. Gibson, we
understand, was detained on sccount Of
sickness 10 his family, bat Roel kindly
took bis place and ''all went merry "a a
marriage bell" The gallery was OCT u.
pied BY the music, the Green Mountain
Combination Band, ls pieces. To say
that their performance was good would
be hardly fslr, for they favored the sndi-
enoe with some most excellent music Al
they testified to In frequent spplAase.
or course The evening dad not pass 90
without its incidents. Gilmore came In
/ for g fair share Of attention, bat the eciai
Of the evening vas the four handed jig
the performers Of which deserve specia
notice. II was noticeable that they bad
not Availed themseives OF the privilege.
Of the free cut. Firet the tai, gsunt Que
with unkempt hair and long beard, re.
mindiag oBs OF "a old. greasy, leather.
bound Ssm-book. Ard thea we bad
Rip vAn Wrinkle who, notwithstanding
bis - years sieep piled those legs In !
way that was fk-oellent. And then lb,
SHORT, heavy set ons, whose long halt
woaId persist Ia oo@iag dOwu over BIZ
syes, AssOeiAllng oDe's mind with the le
gsnd Of Sleepy Hollow and Darcy Jonel
loeksr. AID last bet not leass our Eeula
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On the 18th inst. the nth bridal an
niyersary OF Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
LAmson was celebrststed, by relatives
and friends, with admirable success.
Over 100 present paitook of oysters aud
a bounteous supply Of other edbles.
$ll worth of tin and other presents were
LETT by kind donors. Wasn't this turn
out indeed for the darkness, rain and
mud Of last Wednesday eve? Many were
kept away by the weather, Some started
and gave out. Query: How many would
have gone to a religious meeting on that
Indictment nightI
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CHATHAM, n. Y,

"A sale of one of the good farms in
Chatham was made recently by L. G..
Wilbor at $ll0 per acre. This is consid-
cred small price for our best lands
when located as this is, within about one
mile OF the railroad station and In the
fertile valley OF the Undertook creek. A
farm that Joins il, Of some 200 acres,
brought few years ago slJ0per acre and
could not be purchased now for less than
si50. Lands in Kansas are said TO have
Influenced the sale.
Look out for the Chatham Ministries,
that IL, as soon as good supply OF
burned cork is obtained. The other tx
lures are said 10 be ready, aud will not
be MI vocal, either.
Who has an old Webster's spelling
book to sell OF loani Ia that were alb
breviatiois thHt appeared both natural
aud rational, 10 Say nothing about the
tineture Of common scuse they contained.
We could understand what A. b. or D..
ID. or even r. X. ; .meant, bat what, !
ask, can BE- made Of sach combination
As thisl "TBe l.. &. l.. !. ,. oi Chatham
will bold their next meeting ia the par
lors OF the Misses Root, Oh the evening
Of the 29th January next A full attend.
auce l. desired, aud each Hember al
lowed 10 invite friend DO you give
il ups Well, here :, j., bat it's no, found
ln Webster: This Ladies' Centennial
Leap Year Society VI Chatham. Who
would have thought iit
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Local Intelligence.

THURSDAY. 1AN y, issa
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Green Bay & Marquette Line

Il The uuly line for Jsncsyilie, Waterfowl. Pond
% lAc Oshkosh, Applet0n, arvcn heF, tscs
asbA Nvgsuate, Marquette, boaKhtem haa
coca aud thp Lake superior Cauutrf. Its
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-Rey. j. Il. Taylor who has sceep1.
ably allied tie pastorate Of the South Bef-
10 society for several years past, has re-
signed biz charge
"A sample Of clay tskea from = bank
within short distance Of ihis village,
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LAKDGRoyE.

--Thanks are hereby extended 10 the
people OF Landgroye and vicinity, for
their hrst annual visit to their pastor and
wife, al the parsonage, on the afternoon
and evening OF Jan. 18Th. A good atten-
dance, mutual good feeling and gene
rous roll OF greenbacks, with other neces-
ssries, were the result. Thanks also, TO
the Happy Band, our young girls here,
for their bedquilt sociable, and to our
friends for their Christmas gifts. May
God bless all. II. T. LovETr
l. = IoVPrT