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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-07
rHE OLD SCISSORS. soLnoQUY.


4 am lying at rest in the sanctum tonight
Tbe place Is deserted and still AMI
10 my right lie exchanges and manuscripts white,
TO my left are the ink and the quill
quaint,
And refuses to write with pen.
He insists that old Franklin. the editor saint,
Used quill, and he'll initiate Ben.
4 bsxe the odd fellow-together for years
And although am old, I'm his favorite shears
And can crowd the compositors yet.
But nay duties are rather too heavy 1 think,
And oftentimes envy the quill
Ash iazily leans with ia nib In the ink
While I'm slashing away with will.
But when was newt remember IL well,
uough a score OF long years have gone by
The heaviest share of the editing fell
On the quill, and think with a sigh
o. me days when I'd scissor extract or two
From neiehboring editors leader,
Then laugh in my sleeve ut the quill as II New
In behalf OF the general reader.
z am being paid of for my merriment then,
For my master ia wrinked and gray,
Aud seldom lays hold on his primitive pen
Except when he wishes to say
90 We are needing some money to run this machine
And subscribers will please to REMIT"
Or. That last load of wood that Jones brought ui
And so knotty it couldn't be split"
Ne n nervous and deaf and is getting quite blind
(lhOugh ne mates 10 acknowledge tne iatter),
And Tn sorry to say it's puzzle to find
Head or tail TO the most of his matter
The compositors plague him whenever they see
The result OF luckless endeavor,
But the darling old rascal just lays il to me,
And make no remonstrance whatever.
Yes, shoulder the blame-very little care
Foo the Jolly compostors jest,
For L think OF a head with the slvery hair
That will soon, very soon be at rest.
He has labored full long for the true and the good
Mid the manifold troubles that irk us
His only emolument rament and food,
And-a pass now and then, to the circus.
Heifho from the past comes a memory bright
OF lass with the freshness OF clover
Who used me TO clip from her tresses one night
A memorial lock for her lover.
That dear little lock is still glossy and brown,
But the lass is much older and fatter,
And the youth-hes editor here in the town
I'm employed on the staff of the latter.
an lying at rest in the sanctum tonight
The place is deserted and still
The stars are abroad aud the moon is in sight
Through the trees on the brow of the hill.
Clouds hurry along in undgnihed haste
And the wind PUSHES by with wall
Hello there's a whopping big rat in the paste
How I'd like to shut down on his tall
-Scrftner for April
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-07

MARBLE has been discovered in Gen.
ter county, Penn, said to be equal to
the finest Italian. This is especially
gratifying in view Of the fact that sixty
Ave young doctors were recently turned
loose upon that State.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-07

THE Visitors and Citizens Benevolent
society of Hot Springs, is charitable
association which is doing much good
among the destitute patients of that
place. A very successful entertainment
for its benefit was recently given by
the proprietor of the Arlington hotel
there.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-07

600. This makes combined wealth OF
three thousand four hundred and ninety
five millions of dollars.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-04-07
TWO KoNDEAUs.

Violet delicate. sweet,
Down In the deep OF the wool
Hid In thy still retreat,
Far from the sound Of the street,
Man and his merciless mood
Safe from the storm and the heat,
Breathing Of beauty aud good
FrsgraDtly, under thy hood
Beautiful maid, discreet,
Where is the mate that Is meet,
Meet for thee-strive IS he could
Yet will kneel at thy feet,
Fearing another one should,
Violet
W. C. Monkho,sse.
Rose in the hedge-row grown,
Where the scent of the fresh sweet hay
Comes up from the fields new-mown.
You know it-you know it-aione,
SO I gather you here to-day
For here-was IL not here, ssy7-
That she came by the woodland way
And my heart with hope unknown
RoseS
All, yes with her bright hair blown,
And her eyes ike the skies OF May,
And her stems like the rose-leaves strown
When the winds in the rose trees play
II was here-0 my love, NV own
Reset
-Ausfin Dobson.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

Steamship Ban Jacnto Hazard. savannah Aug 6. WIN
mdse and pass TO VIM X. Garrison. WIN
mdss and bass 70 A. %hnsy @ co Aug with
steamship Giaucus Bease Boston, with mdse pass To
saIs EoeSezsr tNGr NIELSEN Hayre 81 days IN ballast
Jam, via 2ld Harbof. Jam. is days. with ogwoOd
1 Bs Eoa peies sSn GRTas5 5GS. 81 days m ballast @
Breakwater - days. with sugar ana molasses
Big Long Reach Anderson, Csrdenas Is days, with mo-
Bris Raven Wiley, cardenas Is days with sugar
Brig Concord, Boyle Carlen2S ID days, with sugar
BnP A. s. Penhel Beck, La Monle oaud, l3 days. with
hng Alfred G Marguerite (Fr ByrnN POrtau Prince 20
days; with coffee and oswsod ,,.,.,.r
with sugar. UA'"
Bng live Brothers, Perkins. cienfuesos July ls, with
Brig Linda Ital, Costa Glasgow g days, in ballast
scl,r Frank & Emily, McCObb. Charleston daSa with
scnr p. a. of PhiladeDna) sorners savannah
Schr B. n. HAWKING Tupin Charleston days with um
ehr Evelyn of sIachas,. Crowley. Two Rivers " s. 10
hr DayJreak Blake, Maianzas II days with sugar and
schr orion Bliss, Kennebec. with ice.
Sciir surpribe saley, kenhebee VIII Ice.
schI sionr Chill Brady, Nantucket, with ish.
SOOp EYeine. New;On. NiTgiria, with melons
q: ysTss r g9Tt@ss3 Wstsssm A1sss Ass FsT Tsy.;
j. strickland, New Logion j. L. Hest Es-ex
J. i:nes,ii Portland CT Golden Rue NesHaY:SS S's
Mar tmlIa New.Hayen. Exeter. sew -hayen.
MEMORANDA.
BARK Alpieus 8srsla (Br). Parker from Lverooo, ar
rived 9TH and aGcEoreI IN Grayesend Bay the
roRHrGS roRTs.
Plymouth, Aug. S.-Jhe General Transatlantic C0mpanys
steamship France Trudce from New York July 20 arrived
here az 2ococA lhis morning, on her way 70 Hayre.
Mopaii. Boston July - for Liverpool, hers
list night
PORTLAND. Me- Auy. s.-Arriyed. brig George Bnmham
from ,ew-TOrk; scLrs David Iorrey, from Sputh An5oY
Coress from Se"-fork A1iyea 7 t oHrN AK % NINA j. PA,
v asainston; 4. Eener;Ic;. for Woodbridge, y. j.
BALTIMORE, Au- SArtyed. sieamshlp McCleilar March,
brig Italia tlIg.I. Crow el 1T Pierre, Mart.
BOsrOS Aug. S.-hfrlyed. steamship Jerks PendetOn,
Locke MOlynelux scErs. Aridne. Webber Tusxs
Isianl; Herbert MautOn Croae, aud Boston, NcSeron.
BacoI, Crosby Aubry. w \. Crockcr, Keily. Delaware
City W: o. Il. Morey. Eaton. Sew YorA MARY J. AcsSs
Johnson NJ A. Hand, md and = ood iurOn. Jarvis
AsxInira Col 5. ~ Razee Aiica Mary h4gy lhey. aad
ana CoIln &. Baker Baker, baltimore.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. SArryed steamships Alliance Carr
fir hnOad \. c. sinner Warren, Aewl orE schrs La.
aick Cleared. steamships J. W. Ever1n, tlatt lac1
mold; Deialce, shfoqshrr, fah river; AIn hz1 t-ca
Chrkon ireland boston; Therose ole, Champion, Fall
layer
July o. lat 30 long a o. bark Bride Of Prince E4wards
Island, rom south AneTi j. for Liverpool
NOTICE TO MARINER'.
OFFICE oP TIE LIGHTHOUSE INsVECroR THIRD DisTMCrl
TUNPRINsSilLE. y. T., Au.. =. 1876.
large automatic signal btoy has 1ern placed at no
enfrIncS of Gednrys Cnanne tIrt of mile east
IN, dice II JuY shOu dt UOm It's position. In0r
uIati,u 70 It's Or'.i K ls also de9iIed -
For Latest ship SeieS see fTth PGJe.l
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
DECLINE OF WAGES.
WHAT WOPKINGMEN AND WOMEN RECEIVE.
crxpp.I RFDrCTIoN OF FROM Ten TO TWENTY PER

WHAT WORKINGAEN AND WOMEN hECfl'E'
GENERAL REDUCTION OF FROM Ten 10 TWENTY PER
CENT-EFFKCT UPON TRADE oRG~HAlioNS-
vovEx's WORK AND wAGES-COMPAEJsON OF
PAST AND PRESENT EARNINGS.
The hard times and lack of employment nave
materially affected the trade societies. few years
AGO employers were practically at the mercy oi
these organizations, and who did not belong 10
society was au oucast. unable TO obtain living Every
union arranged a rate OF wages. and no mehner WIS
allowed to work below it, During the pas year, ho"cNc
with thousands of men begging for work. no man cou
stand out for the rate OF wages established OS uo
union Workingmen have made the best terms 'hey
could and the snlt that great number Oh iia1e OF
nizo,ios have gone ont existence, for the reason
that the members could not pay dues ana Keep uleir
club rooms and machinery OF union III oPCtauoh
Membership in all societies has dwnded GOWN 10
very small number. and these members do not ohcy lhe
hehess of the unions il prcudicial to their interests
The trade societies succeeded III keeping up hc price Oh
labor longer than trade justified. and although lhe h'ce'
saries of life were greatly reduced in rilcen lsl ana
1872 il was not until 1874 tnat the o mechanics
underwent any change This change was followed ny
strikes which generally ended IN tho deiea, "i the men
owing 10 tine fact that capitalists resolved 10 "htah
reduction or stop work The following tihle WIZ SHo"
the changes that have occurred since 1870 in the pay
1Dent of woraingncn in every branch OF trade:
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEW.YoRK ...

PORT OF NEw.YoRK K.................AUG 9.
CLEARED.
steamship Abyssina tBr), Murphy Liverpool via Queens
town. &. G.. Franckln. - o.--.
town, Williams S tuion 80. - ,,.. nj. .., A.,
steamship WyanOAe. couch iuclhOhu 'iu run. anu Nor
folk old Dominion steamship 60. =, ,,,-,
Sfeamshp Neptune, Boir,. Boston. II. +. Dimock
senmshp Mayilower Davidson Philadelphia, James Hand
KnrK Cr,I' ,irf tiorhI "a, trieste, Vernon A. broan.
Papa Luigi G. utaLL Barlow, Gibraltar Tor orders
Hark Lisbon Dunning, Dunkirk. France James w. Eiwe
Brig Rosario pan Goryila, Santa Cruz de Ia Palma Ca
Islands G.. Mart a 60
Big Enrca (Austl FIamin Belfast Ireland, slocovich
Co.
Brg Aphonse (Br Thomson Rio Janeiro Thomas Norton
& Co.
Brig Princess Beatrice Br summons. Point aPitre Quad.
III. A. Vatable & son.
Brg Mary NJ. Williams (Brl. Hanna. Bahia. Braz, James
Henry.
sehr Roger Parmalee Eldridse Hartford. Conn., Frank
il. colson, Clay, Portland Bangor No, n. p
Buck IL 90.
sehr Ricardo Baros. Nowton Pierre Mart Lcayorat
* Go.
schr Welcome Homo tBr. Hatfield Windsor N. s.. ]. F.
Whitney & Co.
Schr L. A. Lecman, Leeman Port johnson, N. J., IA. W.
Loud q 90
schr Goo. q. Jeve,t Herrinston, ST. John n. b.
neil Bros
Barge Chesapeake, Pultz. Philadelphia. las. Hand
ARRIVED
Steamship Cleopatra, Weir Prince Aug. !, with
mdse. aud pass. 10 Murray. Ferris & Co.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

Nearly all the labor Of women is performed by the
niece cons, queny the amount OF money they can earn
depends solely upon their caDacitY, natural aptitude,
and py steal endurance. For instance, there are few
women who earn more than ~ y week WORKING but
t,-holeS while the majority would bo able 10 earn -,
and an xcep %. Tho same remarks mold good
i'm reference women in the other occupations men
toned.
For many years the female "help" have had things
their own way and up to 1874 wages steadily advanced,
uutl few ,1l5 were willing 10 live out for less than 81
a month aud many asked fl6 and even tlS. Enforced
economy however, compelled many families 10 reduce
bc number servants. and In many Instances house
kee,er7 are doing themselves The intelligence
offices are nov crowded with women and girls seeking
situations. and who willing to hire ont for $40 or fl2
a month Good cooks are most in demand ana these
obtain the hi CHEST raic OF wages.
Comparing the amount Of the reduction made III the
wages of mechanics with the decrease In the price Of
t of life and house rent, II IL apparent that
tbe condition Of having regular employment s better
today than in 1870. 1871 or IS 2 For example, in
is72 "A barrel OF four " state brand cost 80 90 the
nSe.t prlcs i'm the market This week the quotations
for the Ine brand were 50 80 and 80 75 This is reduc
toD of 40 per cent In the Il many other staple
articles similar reduction Is shown, particularly III tea,
meat and butter Comparative the purchasing capacity
of mechanics wages to-day exceeds thai III lol2 As
there are now thousands OF employment II Il Thought
that the present rate Of wages VIII not be retained
ar fhar
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
DECISIONS :.

Spprcue CoTt-t tbanbers-By judge Dononue.-
AfutIi Lite Insurance company agt N'lpnl v "tio. -
aa,h-t,Tlalrd. Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY aIL
pgftuty Gn think plaiutf can ndut gulfttA lt 10
fcuuaut. Home Insurance Company ilOhr agt hIi.u
J at O1uasiI. lf4y agt American fateut Sg'hse
t.f4r.t.Iy: Iiar Walker I,,. N-.Atr d|
Nrf5, and Others; Mutual Life Insurance Company aSI
Rowe tNu-. sad -; llaj agt Eni.hutI :
Nr.ter ast. hohmcir; guacScuoush agt fyer
CORR yAn AIT lansing ag- lansing Nihoou
a.; Nrore So'eH asf 1v velmore 1ts'l ix 9clic 'ief
ag Marshall dgi. Cooper lu tit matter W
prN N,r-pI. T l.D, CtgmiCia. l--ttautti Boydtn
81 al a hatsruJcr. Motion denied With costs Mehura4
,tu Graham agJ ~UItu. aul us go. 12t Rowe i1cH
w,ol art shop Carpen Tagt CARPENTER GrrE2na lAie
ct caldwell act. Armstrong; Nl4alh' at
N.,t ana others. BsI, ag Bggs, ia >7 ast ',he niet
horn: Manhattan Life lns. Co. .eJ N'''O b.c~npf at
Row ,nd. ist' '-.gt UJIyua, ttrn,ll Llie in- 90 AZ
IIurf. ~gyatm 4-. Iuttlr. LnwrnstHu HgL brint nli
h,tlal a.f Anderson Llwrclcc is Nttl l'alc'hl as|
Bru.ue.-t trIutyL
V1,tae Coari- -ChqmbsrS-Shrridan, J.-Oyerington
act NroI-Uri,r Z writ ui iu,a Elder ast Ifaker
tyrrr Granted Nt1ss aet- NClutilt az H.
Uu',r granted ytatirs Judgment. N"uaSrr ast c'ht-
~sT'U ASI stone oL
al -uuim,ryh ~am,.-utder granted Ndcatn< lyuhc
Sic, ,uuVr lbrtur -rii,trt BIGlcy
II Wel.scuuacA. order yGcatiug Judgments. &c.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
NAVAL ORDERS,

-W4suISGToS, Aug. S.-Rear Admiral 4. NJ PEN
mock and Capt, John II. Russell detached special
duty connected with the revision Of the regulations and placed
waiting orders. Commanders 4. r. Mllan smith W.
Nichols and Lieut. omnander b f. jamberton detached
the Navy ara Boston, Mass. plaued ON waiting
orders. Commander IA. H kolinSOn and Lieut. B
well detached from the Navy-Yard at New York
Sept 1 next and placed waiting orders
Commander H. =. Lewis is ordered 10 p,rform
the dulles Of Captain of the Navy Yard at
Norfolk. Va, ia addition 10 his present duties Lieutenant
Commander r. 81 Sheppard IL ordered the
Inspector oi OrdnAnc. the Nayy larl Portsmouth H.
IN addition o his present dutcs. Lieut. Samuel Belen Ia
charge OF the New.L London (Ionn) Navy
Yard Chief I'm sinrer John H. Long assume
duty M the Quinard and Continental Iron Works
York. addition lo hs present duties Chief
Farmer ordered TO duty tho south Boston
Iron WVIkA In addition 10 his present duties.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. MILLS Dem, Tex presented resolutions
OF the Texas Legislature In rc,ation TO the death Of Gen
Caster. Ordered 10 be printed.
Mr.. .THGOCKMORTON dem. Tex.D offered resolu
ton directing the Clerk OF the House of Representatives
10 pay 20 L. A. Fitzhugh, late Doorkeeper, amount
equal to his salary the I'D OF May to the lst OF Au
gust. Referred.
air. LANDERS Dem. lndJ introduced a bill To
the prompt resumption OF specie payment Alter discus
sion the bill referred 10 the Committee on Coinage,
Weights, and Measures.
The SPEAKER announced that the unfinished business
was the motion Of Mr.. Garfield (Rep, Ohiol to grant
leave Of absence 10 those members lsome 20 in nuber
who desired ii.
Mr.. RANDALL Dem, PENN, who had opposed the
granting leaves said that there probably 100
members absent but still he did not desire ~ oppose
the granting OF leaves
Mr.. Garneids motion then agreed to.
Mr.. WADDELL dem, N. O. asked leave to take from
the Speakers table and the bill the
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
CONSOLIDATING MINOR SAYINGS BAN


II WAS stated in financial circles yesterday
that Bank superintendent Ellis had determined to
consolidate three or four OF the smaller banks In
tn, city The authority for this proceeding
frrrd by the Legislature la the New savings Bank
No n-Ina1agcmsut Is alleged against these banks, hut
IT II believed froa their location ax the small numOcr
and amount OF their deposits for several yclTs past chat
their business VIII never be rcmuucratNe. From a
business point Of view the supply Of savings banks las
tarply exceeded the demand, ant the failure of the six
institutions the Last sdcthc Thlrd Aycnu, Peoples
s,cu riy German Uptown, Central PARK. aud Nrchanits
aud TTsdcrs'-has impaired the confidence Oi de-
pastors 81 much tudt they have been draw
ing out their savings from the weaker bduks
aud placing them the stronger lnstltu
tlons. New drpoStors also seek the stronger
bats and depression in al branches Of business pre-
vents He weak increasing their resources IL
h reported that Bank superintendent Ellis has been
urged TO make tins consolidation by many prominent
mcchanla aud bankers, aud with the close Of The pres
en year j, probable the change VIII be accomplished
Among tho banks deposit, have decreased within
tc pst years. shown the reports IA te super
nirndcnts ONCE at Albany, are the Trades cu twenty
third st.. Eighthave,; the ABINGDON square near
Twelftli-st. and ElshthaSe, and the Clinton No IL
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
REGULATION OF THE WATER SUPPLY

In regard to the unpleasant taste of the CrO-
ton water that has been annoyance for several days.
the statement made yesterday to "A TRIBUNE re-
porter al the Department OF Public Works that the
water from the lakes admitted into the aque
duet Saturday and that in consequence there al
ready pcrceptblc change H. the OF the water
High Bridge. IL thought that by saturday the
unpleasant woody taste would have clti, disappeared
No serious apprehension l. felt O short supply 0f wa
ter IN thls city during the present Summer, but
precautions have been taken to prevent
unnecessary consumption The PIIt Department now
on the from the fountains IN the Dar{s al
D. and several additional water inspectors have been
appointed To stop waste at the docks and places
where large quantities OF water used. The lakes aud
the reservoir at BOyds Corners contain IL stated
3OOO,O0O. 900 gallons OF available at any time
ami tins is sufficient to supply the city for about six
weeks exclusive Of that received from the CrOtOu River
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
CLIFTON SPRINGS.
HEALTHFULNESS OF THE PLACE-THE sANlIAINM-
A PROPOSED COLLEGE.

A PROPOSED COLLEGE.
CLIFTON SPRINGS, Aug 3.-After the pres
sure OF duties daily borne FOR long ID As ana tNe iio
tion and tension and expenditure Of nrle iorce ID meet
Ing the multifaIious demands upon hand ana Dihh'
find myself in grateful repose IN Dr. Fosters Shafaln
in this place IL my first pilgrimage to TINS place
In other days have found entire TestfGness in the san
,,ariun with It's orderly rational life, and under the
medical counsel Of Dr. Foster and the ministries OF baths
and SULPHUR air In the chapel, beautiful and haloWed
have also received inspiration and goodiy ch'er ior
duty; Thanks 10 CliftOni The Sanarin, VITA JUS corps
of competent physicians and its hygienc appliances
with It's grove and shady walks, with It's OutsushnS
springs and reservoirs, has most wondrous charm Tor
all who come into sympathy with its life and surround
ings
Here men worn and shattered by the sharp conflicts OF
life almost desparng and women, broken and sadaane
vet waiting and praying for the shadows To pass away
find rest FOR the overaxcd bran and relief fOm cn'dI
and physical suffering and thus obtaining new lease OF
life 20 forth to new work and trials. The surroun1
ing country il paradise for farmers In your morning
ride Won pass comfortable homes, welcutvated helds
and waving grain. This is the rich, uXUriant harvest
hour and amply repays for hours OF previous ol
A won ascend the hill east OF the Santarnm, you nhd
the ruins of the "Cifon springs Hotel and Air Cnrc
fle site with it, gnifcen Old ueeslts sulphur springs
and It's widely-extended prospec Is most beautiful
Here IL 10 be placed college for girls, where the con
ous and methods Of school ltfc shan be IN harmony
with physical law A building has been planned on a
eners scale In advance of tho erection OF the col
feee bnildiug school will be opened Oh The sccOnd
"Wednesday in September next IN spacious Dr'ch nu,id
INC nearly opposite the SanitariuD. Ia passing thouXn
fh1s buIldng saw that II beautifully furnshcd
and possessed all the modern improvements ior ~ h.
sud As DR. Foster IL % have chagc o tno
health department Of the school hope lts halls
will be crowded with girls full OF health anu pa
seb gInen a. viii promote health aud increase
sfTcDgfh Dr. George I,oOns Will have charge VI lns
scbool On Sunday evening last DR. Anderson Prcsdsht
~ Roebester University, delivered lecture IN the
Saa,tar3uu ON the relation Of Christian doctrines ana
eondsns.d thOughI Lie 10 u logical. earnest ana
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
PASSENGERS ARRIDED.

FROM PORT.A r. -PRINCEK1 stSGmship Cleopatra, Aug.
Shat, BrrleueEe. rimoieou Dupins, Victor
Dumas EdSin T. Van Houton H. tasadu X lancriU capt
" II. Gardiner.
FROM LINERPOOL-iH steamship The queen, aug g.
Ms- G. Davis, Mt and Nra. A-hwoh, Mr. Hud Mrs smith
ald child Mrs Brown. Mrs. Hall Mrs Holt Jas H. EanNer
A l. lalralc AMI Mrs T.. PinOu NT. ana Mts. BO n 2
children aud Servants Louis Jan2en MiS Shaer walter
Sayilc A. BraHau. T. ". Taylor GeorGe C9wan e w. Ad-
LapDy:t NAV II. May. Josso Urrddia. Rev Mr bomann,
ltcv 4. Put2e Mrs HoIgNss and chi, H. Chandler and
servant. Hiss Emile Coates, serge Ba4el L. Preston W.
y. BuiNer, l.. NlS1ut
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

effective speaker He is doing noble work as repre e.
sentative educator. Tho Rev.. Mr. sageLarious ~
Athens Greece is here, visiting John Z. haVenelei M
Donr civ who with his family spending the summer
He is an intelligent and interesting Greek ana noPds pr
that modern Greece will under the yltanzinS d.
smrnai CHRISTIANITY rival ancient Greece. Tbe heS
DR. Rogers OF your city mpTesses al as "ora! !rId in
sentative Of the metropolitan pu PIT eIo hnr air
miniature, surrounded and perVadeu Dy suPnu' $3.50
which oniets the nerves and induces sleep.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

A Scotch minister thus discoursed on the
caelcssnoss O his ock Brethren when You leave tne
church lust look down at tEe Dukes swans; they are
very bonny awans, an they'll be so0mng about an aye
docking doom their heads and aving thcrsels WI the
cear water till they're droOkit; then yOul them
so0ming the shore an they'll gie their wings bit
dap end they're dry again Now my friends, you
here every sabbath an lave you a. WI the Cos
pei TIL yc'e fairly drooi wi But you just gang ava
hame sit doom by your freside, e your wings bit
fap am ye're as dry rs ever again"
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

COURT oF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Bsiore JOIN X. HAcksrr
tsH Parser, hosl carpenter J1m's i.oa,
robbery: Edward OCDmur John Brown. william .1lCLNt
BTill- lanes Mitchell thars Muller John 'all~ an
Prank Arlington JusrphU MuEYi.c, -louOds Assault and
battery William Wr,. John sheridan. Antonio '1ho james
Aly burglary " liam VIII Christopher D. NoonV, John
Peter Mclaughlin. Louis Rifle, Nicholas FsAIinc rat
am.u FrIukln, Ludwig Wolff James Eel,
Annie BURGESS Wilsm Buu.s Thomas iakl Joseph OCon.
nor grand larceny. William Brown, i0rEr lerra,o j. Fancy,
III u aI~ rank ASHTON false prerso- James Donohue,
s,s!ouy; Louisa iandgrafi, receiving stolru goods
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09

On the Boulevard" What ails YOU there,
nonr Rnn,lt You seem oyeruowercd ny sorrow"
" Alas. nay friend. have been deceived by my sweet
heartsJl all three ~ them n once! - Paris Figaro.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-09
MINIATnRE ALMANAC.

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