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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-17

.Wobl ut es tlar, bab ni6t jeber 6ars
mer Elm @si5dit ~erIernen Tam, has sros
PES Stubium unb iabrsIanse Qebr;eit err
beiidt, nm Meiiter barin 81 werben, aber
ebenio seuiB 1T ss aud, baB es man6e
9rtsn non t9anbarbeiten siebt, Die er me-
benbei mo namsntIi3 i'm gSintsr 9epinn:
brin9enS betreiben fonnte. Saben bod Die
Sbater idon DOR Sabren tbatld6li9 ben
Sspsis ssIieferi, boB bdusli6e @spe,bss
tbdtistsit b6tit portbeiIbuft nit ser 2arbs
pirt5idaft p%crbunbsn werben fam, u. AUDI
bic Oneida: Gpmmuniiten pcreinten belize
@emsrfs nit gar nidt iiblem Grfolse. Sn
alter ,Seit mar IS in Nep: England &sseI.
baB isber Nsann, iebe Srau nnb iebes bers
anwadienos 8inb irsenb cine nutbrin:
ssnbs geiddftisuns trieb unb erIernte ne.
ben Der 8sarbeituns bes 9anbes, unb aud
bsuts nod finoet man uieIfu@ bort cine gar
nidt unbsSeutenbe Manufaftur:G bdtisteit
in ben 5armbduiern. GObl lit .Spinnrao
unb &sbfubl in bic gde s~eitelt, busesen
arbeitsn bic 6rauen unb SOdter iest meis
items nit ibren Mdbmai9inen IN Der slns
iertisuns pom aleibunssinaden fir bic
!SdnbIsr, an Seideen, Strobfe9terelen fir
Site &C., wdbrsnb bic Mdnnsr unb sr0ssren
Sobne in @srfitdttsn ale, art SsI1ditis
suns finbsn.
Die pernebrte Silbuns Don 6armers
Clubs uno !anbpirtbi9aitliden Sereinen
I'M sau;su Bsiten brinst bic sin3eInen Gar:
msr uno uisIfad aud bsren 6amiIisn III
ndbsre Sesiebun9 gu chamber unb be9iins
iist buour9 cine 9ereinisuns Der 8rdite
nod peridieSenen Ridtunsen bin. Sbne
3peiieI pirben bisis!bsu nit 9r56ersm
Scrtrauer ,uiammenarbeitsn on Der Gin:
iibruns pom Muruiattursn, wel6s ssssn:
isitiss Silis uno Concentration bes gapi.
ta,S erbeii6en. Seim Nuiiu9en elmer ges
pinnbrinssnosn gsi6dftisuns, iei es nun
fir inoiuibuels Obcr fir semeiniGme Nybeit.
m0se mar ni@t uuBer a9t Iaiisn, pie aud
uerbdIniBmdBi9 ,ueribloie Saden nue:
brinseno perarbeitet peroen tonnten unb
mas man i'm CONNER gu ,Isben bot, I'm
wibrsno bss &intern gu bsrurtiser Ser:
wenbun5 bisnen gu fSnnen.
gSir woasn beiipisIswelie in naGits,
go. einise ioI9er Ginse amiii9ren, pOburd
iid 6armer: 6amilien niieli9 in bet psuRs:
seit bei6dftisen t0nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-17
Tisr,is Sabre Dor Gem publifum.
Dr.. s. M:2ane'S
beriIbmtes Gmerifanii4es
MmrmsM ittel
oDer
Nermifuee.

Z gmptom Dnn " irmeru.
Aus @:iht III tleth unp bIeifarben,
icitpsiis brennenp roth cper Elm
nmrttbet!r 5led auf elmer pper aui
H:icM Mdn9en; Die Nugen wcrpen
trrhc, rie pupillen erweitern iih; ein
blInlid,rr !0alttreis ;iebt lid nm pas
untsrc A~uSenliep ; bic Nale 1T e%nt,ins
Mt, aeld>wrllen uno tlutct 3uweilen;
PIC Gperlippe lhwiat an; bin unp mic
Ter Rprfpeb nit Sauien unp gchen
III Den Strcn; cine unaew6bnlihe
SrsthAaA blonperuuS; ihleimise unp
srlsati 5aaSs; Ntbem iebr lbslrie6enp,
teicnctrSrt Iprsens; arpetit Yer1ns
rsrlid, iur;ilen in SeiBbunser nit
naSrn:;m @tiubls I'M Iasen aus
Grtene, IL Inpsrn .3eiten pieper san,s
lid mlaAsinc; ilihtiss Samer,en I'M
Wd1rn; i~eitrcile llrtslteit uno Or
trehrn; atitiss Shmer,en i'm Inter
ltib; nnrcaelmdRiaer Stublaana, ~
,}Httn p:rtopIt ihleimig UNI taufs
nit Slut eermilht; Der esib lit &C.
lhneasn nnp Bart; Der lrin tribe;
raS At0msn sriGwrt, beslsitst pom
S1luh;sr; manhmal trcfner unp
FrdmpTbafter 0uiten ; uurubi9er uno
nnterHrchsner Sdlai nit 3abnstnirs
'ben Temperament psrinperlih, i'm
NllSsmeinen atcr rsi,bar u. I. ~.
sSenn ctiss Spmptome ais perbanrsn
irabraenommen wercsn, 70 wirp
Or. :. M:2ans's Scrmifust
iiter cine 8ur bspirfsn.
IS t~ntbali klein 9ut&nIbtr
in irssnp elmer 0sitalt; if cine unItGps
liGe prlparatipn uno bat niht ZEN
9trinsiten i6arli6cn GinFus beim
jartsltcu 1inpe.
Das ahte DR.. W:eane'S Yers
mifust bat rie Sisnaturen 6.
W!tdne unc Stem q SrpS. auf
Fem llmi6lag.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-17
@entaltr
Ginememts
Sricf BON cincm Ypifmeiffer.I
.ssrrsn G.. 3. @sft II. gs.:

,6srrsn s. 3. Gsft II. &c.:
@eins 5rau lit, ist Lancer 3tii T6r did ben Rtsuna.
tennis: sic sriuStt sttle atris, aus pitls ar,n.isn.
,spas ihr atsr ALE n bali TT tas ,Gtntaur Clint
"ineni NIT 6rtnstn tam Id iastn, tcs tafsltt nc &c.
he Il bat. VI, 8. Nina"
Iiss III stns ben ZEN sic en- iarieus 3msniftr aksr ett
eus6 sas .&tntdur tnt" b Written wuretr'
rcarn Ssilunstn. Isf,a Sefanstbsiis Tnt auf istr 5la.
f&s iuneatna&t. g. enitil Sstntraat. pasntsa, arnisa,
Ste. 81. Gdrbrlit unh ansers. bic itst taum bttanu,s Sn,
srsrisnJien. Gs IN cine unbtarsitbart 9batfatt, tes tas
n6tEtaur etutm n T. msbr j~ostlanstn ssn Gsi6rul'
Zen, @s.eniht ffeit, Susi&Iassu, Rbtumatt,mut, 3,aral.
sia. 5hf,f&mer3sn. eSruattntisfsit. Runsfrtrrt ufp. b..
rtrft bat, ais Que ansun Cabin, ghafsr, Ginr.ibans,n u.
I. ~. tie jtst I'm Gtbrau6 fns.
Dur 3abn. uns S~trsnitm.-,n. Rid.nf6wa6.. Saut.
iudsn une Saaiausf6ldss IA e unibtrtrtiHit. IS telt
sbnt slarbsn iu tinterIadsn. iittt Gift aus 3 Zen unh Sti.
9sn rns ttiit 5rrassuIen In iuri,r Bait. Refine Samiii,
Ia n sas ,9 tRtaur Siui snt" im pts,n tlmi&iaa
s%ntssbrsn.
Das Centaur Liniment im selbea llmi@Iaa
n aawtnetar BET Sautstrtirtuns uns fti.n Iusisln be,
Itisrt. Stins spirifamtei in 5da,n rem Spait, ,,Smu.
no, s~einssant, srpis,fSs uIa ans essdseSrula ia q.
raetiu erfaunIi1.
Die Strr,n 8. @eglurt II. Co.. gYrttt,tr, Ode Gin uni
5rpnt St-.. Cincinnati. tIittsn
ySn unisrtr Ra6barf6ait setrap6tn 5uerlsuts tas
otdneern ron ientn sisber estrauSttn plitttl bel Dsitsn
,prr. s1ir rertaaitn linen nsuat!iG ritr RE fuuf DuSsnt
,,5Ialtsn eappn.
gpir tsFssn Z ~auens, folder 3tasniHt.
Sur sDunssn. gaasn. Saatstrlesnnssn, ~llsttrtein a'm
irpis III bic 3rttts lei s6aftn, sibt &c tsin @itttl
has i'm slti6 irmmt. 5armsr, esibaaa. Ssissr uus gisb.
iiSitr FHesu in tisisn, eminent Elm glitrl, sas tunssrtfad
irinsu Sptsnpr,ts rsrtb III.
gaboratorium uon $. 9. &oie e Co.,
46 Dey Str, NEW YORK.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-17
PITCHERS
CAsroR1A.

Iltttr hnesn sast uns isrt Sausliras tIebsn ssfare
burd ben @sbrauS srn Gaftoria Bel aDinoic'it. Darmsrn,
Observation-Disclosures, Ntunsiault. grsup unp Tassnbeidpsr.
ZEN. Sc IA elm tur&aus rtsttasliites grlsarat, rtut mi.
nsralisu. 3rrseiu ps.r altSbrl. Qs III 70 ~ans.rttna Ju
ntbm.n wis Ssnis. uns psruriaSt meier Std ac& SauS.
srimmtr.
Or. Y. Stmst ppn Dusrrt. D.. ttri6tt
SD eebrauSe q afOria tn n,utr Fraris NIT mtrt.
o~wlreiStn Srfels"
81 iaa.n aat. Die metasu gmmsr in ssr sprt %ssbraus
den 9 aforia 3abtreittt eur6 bic Strrsn ). 3. Rris
It. &C.. 40 Ten Str.. Rem ssri. IaSfcistr s0n Samutl
81 der. ~. D. g.. 65-3t7 s 66-f3S
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-10-17
Or. q. N:9ane's
T. q pi(Cen n.

Oirir pilen percen niht smpfcblen
ais Stiimittel gssen ,als 9eipsn. pensn
paS 5leilh unttrtban IT," icnpern 9eaen
Rrantbeiten Der ysber bel bili5Ien
Selhwerren, Oisperie unp franfbafs
tenn &cpipeb recr rerartigsn lleteln
lino iie uniitertrsihih.
&altes 6isber.
GsSiett fcin taIsrss gtfibrmittel Dor
coer mad rem @rbrauhe scn Suinin.
glS sinfa&sS Yursirmittrl fnp fe
unserslsihli6.
@an bite iia Dor 5ali6unsem.
Die aften linp ME aber,udert.
5epe S6a6tel bat einen rctben
sSa6Slis8el auf Dem Dcdel nit Der On
lhrift Or. MecQane's Qiser Yius.
5eeer Umlhlas batpis Sionatursn 6.
W'eane unp Stem ma Srps.
Sertauft BET rsipeftablen Dresuihen II.
Country Stcrebdltrrn i'm gQ9rmeinen.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-17
N o ICE.

A LII PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A to be indebted to the Independent
wii, nis"ss csii a Iachienstein:s Anct,on Stors'
on Main street, and settle their accounts imme.
diately with j. M. Dobbins, otherwise they
will be placed in the banda Of an officer for
collection.
Phoebe, New, Dec. IL. 1878.
dl6-SOd J. n. nOBBTNS.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-17

A BOYS FIGHr.-It is not very pleasant
as general thing to see boys fight but
sometimes it occurs SO laughably that the
observer unwittingly gives encourage
ment to it. One occurred yesterday
afternoon in front OF ,Lno. Roeder's store
between two youngsters. just returning
from school. One had slate and a
bottle of ink under his right arm and
hand md the other had his arms free.
The one carrying the school articles led
out with the unoccupied left hand in
style that astonished his opponent for
about q second but the other boy recover
ing returned to the charge quickly. His
opponent turned around to lay down
the slate and ink and his opponent
taking advantage of the action gave him
kick which settled matters, for the out.
siders picked up the upset boy and
allowed no more tighting-oue of the
boys exclaiming whilst he was being
dragged off that tho other was always
telling every one that he could whip
him.
u
letter last evening, addressed to our
Postmaster, from Ney Churchman, in
which he says that he arrived in Virginia
City on the 11th instant, right side up
with care, and that it was showing like
blue blazes; that there were any number
of Piochers and White Piners there.
He was well on arrival.
JUST REcErvED.-Jonas Cohn received
by express last evening large assort-
ment of Spring hats of the latest styles,
fashion and neatest make. Jonas is al.
ways earley in the market and does his
| best to let customers have styles as
quickly as they are issued in San Fran
cisco.
Pony MAIL.-The pony Hamilton mail
arrived last evening at o'clock, a strong
gale blowing in front of him, but he
weathered the storm and came through
on the time promised, much to the salts
Mexican named Proskol leaves this
morning at 8 O'Clock.
FROM RENo.-We yesterday saw a let
ter from E. G. Woods, formerly resi-
dent of Phoebe, in which he says he is
now working at Reno. Nevada; times
very dull, and that Marion Richards, also
formerly Of Phoebe, is there.
On THE OUTSIDE. of the count,
prisoners was allowed out of Jail yester
day afternoon, but. not liking the appear
ance of the snow and mud. came bacl
in the afternoon, preferring those quar-
tiers to any he could find elsewhere.
COLLECTING DUEs.-Louis Sultan, ID
G. Clark and Matt Halpin were around
yesterday collecting the back dues of tn
members of Phoebe Hose Company.
ELY MINE Several parties visited thi
mine yesterday and found affairs as W
have heretofore stated.
BULLION SHIPMENT.-Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion valued a
1870.
J. M. STEVENS is telegraphed to arriv
on this evenings stage from Hamilton.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-17
Jusr received the greatest assortment

JUsr received the greatest assortment
of tinted papers ever brought to Phoebe.
All tints, shades, shapes and sizes: dotty
dimple for little children. and common
sizes for older folks. Also, fine assort-
ment of sheet music-just received and
more on the way. Make your friends
happy by presenting them with a box or
SO of fine paper-procurable at my stand,
Lees drug store, Main st. r. V. WATT.
DAILY ENTERPRISE, San francisco
Post, Sentinel. 8. F. Call, Salt Lake
Tribune and S. F. Courier sold by
W. r. Wilson, dealer in music, music
paper, school.books, reading matter
cigars and tobacco. at Press Wand's
Saloon. If
FINE day after the storm-fine liquors
and fragrant cigars ut Pauaca Saloon.
One pricel one bit!!
WANT to let contract to haul ice
from Eagle Valley. W. R. Wilson.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-17

cially the amiable lady Of our worthy
Deputy Sh eriff) they would have suf-
fsred for the coarsest necessities of life,
and then. when that good woman, that
faithful wife and affectionste mother,
against whose name no man or even
woman bad ever breathed word OF
doubt, gathering her little brood about
her. essayed the dread alternative of a
battle with the world alone, rather
than longer submit to his unen-
durable tyranny, like Nemesis. a
bloodhound on her track, he fol-
lowed her, and the hand that should
haye protected, defended and provided
for her, was the one to strike the cruel
blow that consigned her to a bloody grave
in strange land, and orphaned her lit
tie family, turning them adrift. waits on
the ocean OF life, at the time when OF all
others, they needed mothers tender
care and earnest solicitude. Certainly il
the jury that convicted and the Judge
who sentenced him, should ever lay the
accusing JUNCTION to their souls that they
had been too harsh or hasty, they can
comfort themselves with the reflection
that at worst it was only case of cruelty
to animals. LOGAN.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-17
The Black Hills.
The Idaho Avalanche of the 4th instar

The Idaho Avalanche Of the 4th instant
says:
Those of our young men who are con.
templating a trip to the Black Hills will
do we'll to ponder over the following ex-
tract from letter written by gentle.
man who has been there and knows
whereof he speaks. D. II. James, its
author, speaks: - don't find it in my
heart to encourage any one to come to
the Hills on the strength of what have
seen. There is gold here, but Professor
Jenny's investigations in placer mines
don't amount to anything. He never
saw the channel of any creek or gulch
in the Hills. His prospecting was lin
tied entirely to rocks, 30 that he knows
nothing of the existence here of gold in
paying quantities. There are no bars
here that amount to anything. and when
few colors are found on rim leading
to bar it invariably gives out. and back
channels in bars as far as they have been
developed will not pay grub. Spring
Gulch, reported so big by Professor
Jenny, amounts to nothing. Castle
Creek has been prospectsd to the depth
of twenty and forty feet and nothing
found. Shafts have been sunk on Rapid
Creek TO the depth of thirty-three feet
and nothing found. In almost every in
stance the reports sent out are internal
lies. have proved it 30, and I can
scarcely believe any one. You would
laugh il you knew how mad I feel with
myself for being deceived by mems talk
at Cheyenne and on the road"
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-17

The immense sales of Hale's Honey
of Horehound and Tar proves that the
people consider it the only sure remedy
for coughs and colds and all pulmonary
diseases. Sold by all druggists. Pixies
Toothaohe drops cure in one minute.
If you want any tin ware, sheet iron
and copper ware manufactured or repair.
ed, and also plumbing at very low prices,
go to J. j. Halpin & Co., who employ
none but first-class workmen. tt.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-17
yc1sco STOCK REPORT.

Gan FnAscuoo. February l6
MORNING SALES.
'a..S onh;r--6O CON 6oA eioSo
~ vppI1icsu-l9H l9s
225 ne.i,ssS curry-2lh 9H
80 w, 4 Beleher-6oss oo - eio'
,se ~ Ssysee-2Oa Il 10 wa
lsis Ss'Iisr Potosi-si
10 GnolS yorcross-5Sh o5 d
ese n ns, points, 2iss as
-. ~ ysIloy Jscket-iU2 io@S
70 Imperis1,yYr s1z Ga
ss Empire Mills,
% EEantnck-l6 lbs loA
ns Alph Apps 81, ssx SIX SIN 81. s7a
$50 Conn Ta,TrSgipis-4i6 AIS 4l5s .l4
$40 oon CON- Neysds-2lA 2l's 2iA
tos SS,sIlitornis--sSh 50 s2s
ia Daney-Aoo
85 Overmsn-oo 90
"a seq Belcher-sS
-as Jnstice-26A 2oS
,o's succor-2'i ~ loc ~
ls ~ Union Con-l0A lo7s ioS
az ~ adv Bryan-3s IN 81
% ees IuIia-l6 l5a
90 90 SS.iedonis-47 46 Al 40 iSh Aoa
s' AFTERNOON SALES
4, Meadow valleys
N Raymond q "a! az. ~ Iskh31
,.S0 eureka Con-lo'A 10" ~
aoo cherry Creekn.s, ,o1
ei5 LeopArd-lu IVA io'' I'VE
IL Alps a.,
10 Adams Hills
% Delmont-lS
eq5 Jenerson--e
I9O Ciils-24
s5j Psnther-2s "a -4,-.-..
st5 Hussey-ll ~
zoo Gen Thomas-sna
$50 Msnsfeld-S ooo
40 Advsnee-SA
s55 Coso Cons QUO
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-17

A IL BILLS AND ACCOUNTS DUE TO
"A me must be paid by Monday, January
2lth, 1876, otherwise they will be placed in the
hands Of the proper authorities for collection
Immediately after that date.
Phoebe, January 2lst. 1915.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-17

Rates payable in United States gold
coin or its equivalent
All Oonsignments of Goods Forwarded with
Promptness and Dispatch. No Forwarding
or COmmfssiOn Charges.
Mark Goods Care "E. d p. II. R."
All Liquors and Liquids will be transported
only at the owners risk Of leakage.
a13-tf W. E. GRIFFIN, Agent.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
Odd StISSeT.
TFrOm the Journal. ]


Market st., Georgetown, is showing signt
of prosperity, several new buildings no"
being erected. The store house OF Mr.
Pepper is quite handsome one, and Mr.
George W. Hatfield is building new resi-
dence. On the street near the railroad, Mr.
w. j. McNatt is adding fine store to hls
dwelling house. We are pleased to know
of such evidences of we'll doing in our town.
VIM. P. Brown, Esq, the newly appointed
Regulator of Weights and Measures, was IN
town on Tuesday and presents very hand-
some annearance as an office-t older under
Gov. Cochran.
DR.. Richards started for st. Louis Friday.
The rain of Tuesday last was the heaviest
in the vicinity of Mt. Pleasant OF any since
the memorable flood of '73. Great damage
was done to the corn crop and mill dams
were broken.
Judge Wootten did not attend the Court
of Appcals last week in consequence OF the
indisnosition of Mrs. Wootten, knowing
also that there would not be much import
ant business. This is the first court the
Judge had failed to put in an appearance IN
twenty nine years of service and In all that
time has not averaged loss of twenty nine
days. This Is rather remarkable pubic
service, and shows he has the health and
disposition to do his whole duty.
! Mr.. Richard Westcoatt paid : short visit
to q Georgetown this week and reports buei-
peag soQd n hjlaae /. 4,Issl
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
Mas.ylassd Items.

A little green bug has been eating tn,
wheat down in Talbot county, the 81
Michaels Const says. They attack thu
heads and work into the stalk which sup
ports the grains, sapping from 1t that from
which the grain derives its nourishment.
1t has been estimated that since the 1st
Of April 900 to $4,000 bushels of oysters
have been taken from St. Michael's river
and sent to Jersey waters to be planted,
while from other points large shipments
have been made also. 1t has been lucra-
tive spring season.
The Salisbury Eastern Shore,nan asys:
Many trucksters In this vicinity intend to
plow up their strawberry fields and 20 back
to the first principles, viz raising corn and
fodder.
The body of white male infant was
fished up out of the canal at Chesapeake
City on Tuesday. 1t was sewed up in q
coarse sack and was evidently purposely
drowned.
About twenty gentlemen of Easton went
to the centennial In sail vessel last week.
They sailed up the Chesapeake and through
the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal. They
"lived" on the boat during their stay.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
-EIktOss and Surroundings.
From the Whig.J
The cherry crop is very abundant.
Elkton will celebrate the "Fourth. ,


The cherry crop is very abundant.
Elkton will celebrate the "Fourth."
Oats look we'll and promise good crop
A man employed as deck hand on the
steamer Vineland. fell overheard, at Chesa.
peake, on Saturday last, and was drowned
An Elkton man, as he passed from the
Centennial grounds, one day this week, was
politely requested by the guard to show out
the contents of the little black satchel he
carried. As 1t contained nothing contra
band he was allowed to "pass on"
The Elkton Academy, Rev. George A.
Phebus, principal, closed on Thursday, for
the regular summer vacation.
Michael Murry, a resident of the Ninth
district, near Zion, died very suddenly, on
Thursday last. He was found by DR.. Tur-
ner, sitting beside the road dead. He had
been cultivating corn, and it is supposed,
feeling unwell, sat down, and in that posi-
tion died. Mt Mtrry was highly respect
ed citizen and for number of years resi-
dent of the district.
The June term of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, met on Monday last. The
session was of very short duration, his
honor, Judge Stump, being upon the bench
but about three hours. The only business
transacted was the calling over of the civil
dockets, and entering up of judgments by
default, and the passage of orders in chan
cery. Henry B. Writ, Esq, was admitted
to practice in this court.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26

Dust From other Words Than Ours.
The color of the sky is said to be due to
the transmission of rays of light through a
cloud of dust which collects above the
earth.
Professor Nordenskiold examined the
snow which covered the icebergs as far
north as eighty degrees, and found 1t strewn
with multitude Of black particles, 1spread
over the surface, or situated at the bottom
of little pits, great number of which were
seen on the outward layer of snow. Many
of such particles were also lodged In the
inferior strata.
This dust, which became grey on drying,
contained large proportion Of metallic par
ticles attracted by the magnet, and capable
of decomposing sulphate Of copper. An
observation made little later upon other
icebergs proved the presence Of similar dust
n layer of granular crystalline snow, stu
ated beneath q stratum of light fresh, an
other of hardened snow. Upon anlysis,
this matter was found to be composed Of
metallic iron, phosphorus, cobalt, and frAg-
ments of ditomace@. It bears the greatest
anology to the dust previously collected by
the professor on the SHOWS Of Greenland,
and described by him under The name of
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The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
Bold Robbery.

Il AoHA bAC ClhCOA w AAS
: On Thursday night of last week, the
dwelling house of Edward j. jackson, at
Brickley's Mills, In the upper end Of the
county, was broken into while the family
were asleep. After ransacking the house,
the thieves entered the room where Mr..
Jackson and his wife were sleeping, and
took his pocket-book, containing $25 or
$50 from his pantaloon's pocket. They
then went to his sons room and relieved his
pockets of So or a.. On the same night,
the house of David Rea, neighbor Of Jack
son, was robbed, it is supposed by the same
parties. Here they effected an entrance
through an open window, and boldly enter
ing the room where Mr.. Rea and family
we're sleeping, secured his pocket book con-
tanning $50, and gold watch. In both in
stances they made their escape without
awakening any of the members of the fam
lily. Two tramps who were seen lurking
in the neighborhood ou Thursday afternoon
are supposed to be the thieves. They were
man and youth. The youth having
very long hair, (red) presented very fem
iniue appearance, and is suspected to be g
girl in boys clothing. No description is
given of the man.
The Morning herald., 1876-06-26
The Unspise's AssSstasst.

This new assistant for umpires, for which
Messrs. Peck & Snyder have applied for .
patent, is calculated to become an invalua-
BILE assistant to umpires In keeping :
correct tally of balls and strikes without
confusing one with the other. It 10 make
of black walnut, of the exact sire
of the illustrations and 10 . con
venient size for the pocket. The thumb
screws, as shown in the illustrations, are
operated by clock work, and each ball Or
strike is registered by turning the thumb
screw. Samples by mail, securely boxed,
postpaid, on receipt of price, 81. Address,
Peck & Snyder, manufacters, 126 NsssSu
street, N. Y. m $;S;