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A MERIcAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
Gilmore, Smith & Co.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
Gilmore, Smith & Co.
Successors to Chapman, Hosmer & Go.
Patents procured in all countries. No
tees IN advance. No charge for services
uutll patent is granted. Preliminary exam
nations free. Our valuable pamphlet sent
free upon receipt of stamp Address.
GILMORE, SMITH & Co..
Washington, d. G..
Arrears of Pay, Bounty, t&c.
Federal Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors of
the late war. or their heirs, are in MANY cases
entitled to money from the Government
which has been found to be due since final
payment. Write full history of service, and
state amount of pay and bounty received.
Certificates of Adjutant General u. S. A.,
showing service and honorable discharge
therefrom In place of discharges lost, pro-
cured for a small fee.
Enclose stamp to Gilmore IE Co..
and full reply. with blanks, will be sent free.
Pensions! Pensions!!
All Federal Officers, Soldiers, and Sailors,
wounded, ruptured, or injured in the line OF
duty IN the late war, and disabled thereby,
can obtain pension.
Widows, and minor children of Officers,
Soldiers and Sailors, who have died since
diseharge, OF disease contracted, or wounds
and injuries received in the service and in
line OF duty. can procure pensions by ad-
dressing Gilmore & Go.
Increased rates for Pensioners obtained
Bounty Land Warrants procured for service
Ii wars prior to March s, 1855. There are
no warrants granted for service in the late
rebellion.
Send stamp to GILMORE ~ CO..
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tons.
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sou via hs osowAlsd by = detail from
he Pest. Al oi8 soldiers Of lbs late
war who are not memberx 81 the order
are cordially Invited 10 join With The
eomFades u shs Post The children Of
tie pebble schools anssF lhs dlrection Of
their teachers, are also reqsesiea 10 join
wih Ne 10 The observance q The day. G..
A Baady, Commander. A. A. Grams,
Aslaians The following j. he pro-
gfsmsns u tie day. ia, Reading Of
general otdsu. znd. Prayer BY The chap
lasa. afd, Decoration song BY The Gee
Clab. slh. Grafton by Col. Albert
Clarke. 5lh. song BY he Giee Cab.
elb, Reading Of poem by comrAde VII.
lard Holden. 9Th. Beaedieiiou soug by
Gee Cab. The procession will thea be
formed Ia frosi 81 The hail, and march 10
ST. James church yard, where the graves
OF soldiers buried there will be decorated
10 accordance with the ritual Of The Post.
Amer which the procession will reform
sud proceed in teams to the new eeme-
terry, where the graves Of soldiers baried
there aud 10 The Catholic cemetery Will
be decorated. We hope as many will
turn out A. possible and assist the com.
rAdss OF the post 10 this sad but pleasant
duty.
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inca lhe bottle hail sa9aeioualy, tsasoa
Of lta ccnteuts cGfefaiiy, taxes the pre-.
scribed dose mere carefully. and then
pFpaeeds 70 watch lhe result with ~
much anxiety - q pfsCiisiener would
ooeai The pglse beats Of . dying man
She takes ansihsr doee. and anotber. and
shows the bottle 70 Der friends, telling
them abe "ieela better. Her kln 0ses
il blilions Tat, her ryet rrgain their laF.
ire. Der sosastomed energy retains, and
The isei that she purchases smother bot
re Is sure witness that abe has found
The Golden Medical Discovery 20 be
reliable remedy for The disease Indicated
The lady wisely resolves that ia future
her estimate 81 any medicine viii be
based upon apersonai knowledge o Is
effects, aud not npon what some pfscti.
tone" (who always makes long bills
rhyme with pllis) may say Of H. DR.,
Pierce u in receipt Of letters frsm hun
dreds Of the largest wholesale aud retail
druggists In the Uniie1 States, stating
that At the present lime there il greater
demand for the Golden Medical Diseov-
cry and PurRstive Pellets than ever be.
fore. Ia affections Of the liver aud
blood they are unsurpassed.
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Concerning Slillman's Elixir OF Lie,
which we advertise ia another place,
Geo. X. Davis Of Peru, well known TO
many Of oar readers, writes the follows
PERU, BENNINGTON Co VI, Feb. %.
A. l.. sTILLMAN, ESQ. Dear sir; = !
have been troubled for the last ten wears
with very bad scrofulous leg. Last
fall, s. G. Goodwin OF North lloosick
aud Geo. Smith Of Bennington were at
my place, and they urged me try your
medicine. Mr.. Smith procured two bot.
ties for me In Bennington, aud took
one aud half bottles, which completely
cured me. have just written to Mr..
Smith for bottle for friend 10 Bratte-
boro, making the fifth bottle ! have
bought for myself and friends. think
could sell considerable 10 ibis vicinity,
and II YOU want an sgent here | would
like TO take It, Yours, &c,
GEO. X, DAVIS, T.. NJ.
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NERVOUS DEBILlrY.

VITAL WEAKNESS or DEPRESSION; a
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; the result Of MENTAL OVER
WORK INDIsCRETI0Es or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No rs. 1t tones up and invigorates the
system. dispels the gloom and despon-
dency, imparts strength and energy
the drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue
cess by thousands, Sold by dealers. Price
$500 per single vial, or $500 per single
package of five vial and $500 vial OF
powder. Sent by mail on receipt of price
Address, HUMPHREYS nOMEO.
PATHIC MEDICINE COMPANY,
l09 FULTON ST., New York.
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.IIir srnr NIrNr... !.

"The ninelecnth century is The age OF
novels, remarks literary hist0fian-he
might have added with equal truth, 'snd
novel impositions Studied politeueas
has been passed Oh on ~ for native re-
linemeni, the forms Of devotion for its
essence, aud speculation for science, nn
IA We look askance al every new person
or thing, aud 10 an assertion Of merit, ia
vArisbly exelaim, prove itl" 10 brief,
Satan has made himself so smnipresent,
that We look for his cloyen foot every
where IN bottle Of medicine.
Imagine lady, having . complexion 20
ssllow that you would deny her claims
TO The CAucasIAn type II her features did
not eonioFm 70 II, purchasing ber fret
bottle Of the Golden Medical Discovery
The Que doilsr il paid Ia The very idenil.
cal mauner 10 which Mr.. Taylor might
be expected 10 purchase a lottery ticke,
alter bis expeFisuce with mo. Io4, i6S, ("
with this difference, his doubt would be
the result 81 personal experience, while
hers would be founded on what certain
practitioner twbo has been = whole year
lrying 10 correct her refractory liger) has
said concerning L. AZ home, she cram
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pn. snlLon.. sr,rkM vlrAL,zsn

We are authorized 10 guarantee this
remedy for the cure Of Dyspepsia, lnac-
tive Liver, Sour stomach, Constipation,
Loss Of Appetite, Coming mp OF Food,
Yellow Skin. and General Languor and
Debility, You must acknowledge that
this would be suinous unless we had
positive evidence that il will cure. You
who are suffering from these complaints,
these words are addressed and will you
continue 10 suffer when you can be cured
on such termsg II is for you to deter
mine. Sample bottle. 10 cents; regular
sIze, 70 cents. Sold by Wait 4 Hard.
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10000 die annually by neglecting a
Cough, Cold or Group, often leading TO
Consumption and the grave. Why will
you neglect so important a matter when
you can get at our store SHILon's Cos
SUMPTION CURE, with the assurance of a
speedy recovery. For soreness across
the Chest or Lungs or Lame Back or
Side, SHILoH's Porous PLASTER gives
prompt relief. Sold by Wait Il Hard.
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SPECIAL NOTICES


Masonic.
The next Regular Communication Of Adoniram
Lodge, +. Il A. NJ, will be held on Thursda
evening, May "a, (Elestion,) at Factory PONY
J. II. WHIPPLE, w. N.
Adoniram Chapter, No. Is, IL. A. NJ.
Next regular conyocAtion on Thursday even
ing. May 81. (Rlection1 at n o'clock.
w. A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Pest No. "a, g. A. H.,
Meets in Adams Hall, Factory Point, on
the first Tuesday evening Of each month.
JOHN @. BLACKMER Commander
Grant Lodge, No. I04, I. D. q. n.
Meets at Adams Hall every Saturday evening
al o'clock All members Of the "order" are
invited. Degree meetings every fret aud third
saturday evening Of each month at O'Clock.
T. ]. H0YT, l. u.
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The Gates House is the best in Ben
nington. When you come TO town, stop
there.
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Decoration Day, May 3otb, will be
observed here The citizens Of the town
are requested to join with the colnrxdes
Of Dadlsy Post No. -, @. A. Il. In
proper obFeryaHce of this day Orasion
By Col. Albert Clarke, ofsi Adams, At
Town nAll Al n O'Clock IN, music
andsr lhs direction 81 D. W. Stafford.
After the exercises ss the hall the graves
Of the soldiers buried Ia 81. james church
Ysrd sad in The hew cemetery wiiI be
decorated Ia accordance With The ritual
Ct he order The graves az soldiers
aaFlod il the cemetery Il West Arllng-
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HAcKMETACK a popular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by Wait 4 Hard, else.
where by III dealers.
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THURSDAY, NAY 4. ltii
mamLEw snTKassor psrisfas.
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fsai' ARRIVES - 81 a. Leaves if ts q
NtNkAs, Hs14ssas. gavs.ae. Tsaossesa. A..
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ass,,.s 81 Msneasstsr railroad asysi ssaasy
ssesesaaYs aaA grldsfs a y a -
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fsss8aYs. nNfs1sys Gpa sstrfasfs Al ~ a. n,
.fisf ssyi,Al u sss fo'a tfsis Fsans Aofte'
r~.. la@Ayyues. Lo@aa~a.grs. casats, a.
NM. knFTn. rreFresor
Arrives ii manesssser railroad asPd henAAyt
Wednesdays AID HFtdKys stir.E
hKvvas1ss, lsasss haaehssieF rallresd depot
TussAsFx Tharsasts aha Saturdays At II A. r..
sfsss ssrsssl " 10 70 a. N. irsin guing noyih.
gsts~ Loedo@sa,sYy b cs.es.w
H. q. cungas. Proprietor
aatgs Close.
suUTfl By railroad ~ New fort. AlbaHy. Trey
Hsnih ana West A. y an9 II S0A.H,
goKTH-hy railroad fsr RntlAad. Eariinsiea
kastA and Esst A - a.
GRANVILLE mAii ny stage closes ~ e a q
r0sT 0YRtcg open fran : A. n. tosrN
aslis ffos The North arrive al The Poet oflev q
fAaA.n
aslis frem the sosth srriss .. shs Poet once
II e99E.
assls for fsTa. IsanagFers. B0ndyille, Jamhica
Ac., Wy sisEe, close At Factory Point Poet Of
SEE II ~ a. -. TsesdGys. Thafsdsys sra sat
srasYs.
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Millinery Goods
At
MRS. WILCOx'S.

Hats ia yery many II the shapes and braids
nov IN ute. White aud black straw hats aud bon
nets French chip, American chip, coarse aud
fine braids.
silk Ribbons ard Flowers ia New Col
Tors and styles.
Many Of my trim med hats are city trimmed
Ny G00ds are aud wa be Sold Cheap.
Ladies' II will cost you nothing 70 look at my
good, ana IL yOu wish to purchase you mnst be
satisfied Siih prices. Ladies' Wishing any Il
BatieIiek's Patterns, that have II this writing
can have them for S, 10, and - cents
MRS. l.. WILCOX
Factory Point, W, May 2ith, 1877.
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sorTn roNposprRRY.

The cheese factory commenced opera
lions Monday morning.
The friends o. Or A. b. Blxhy will
be glad to learn ,hAt be does not design
removing from the place, As has been
represented, but wilt attend 10 the duties
Of bic profession during the summer
The very sumner like weather of
last week has had 3 wonderful effect
upon yege,aiiou, aud Main street begins
10 weaf ils simmer gorgeous appearance.
"a number Of improvements 10 build
ing ani painting ais noticeable, aud
others are IN pFospeei, among which will
be An addition to the carriage shop, the
increasing business Of thai establishment
demanding mere room.
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-Thcre will be q meeting IN the Inter
est Of the y. & w. Il, r., at school house
hali on Wednesday evening, May 5otb,
a, 1850 O'Clock The meeting will be Ad.
dressed by lion. u. ID. Tarfis Of Brsttle-
boro, and j. l.. Martin Esq, Of London
derry, aud others. Let Dsfsel show that
she is wide awake in tho good cause.
The ladies are also invited TO be present.
Il i.a big enterprise, aud Ia order to
have il succeed, We must all take hold
aud pnsb.
, 1877-05-01

ing to Tiftis on the Kur, through the
valley Of which ST: has perfectly
easy approach into Armenia. The base OF
the Army OF tho Caucasus is at Erivan. The
from Constantinople is In the Turkish vtlayct
north Of Armenia and along the coast Of the
Black Sea east Of Treblzond, and near the
mouth Of the Tchoruk River. The two object
ire points OF the Russian army are Trcbizond
and EEzcrouul. Trebizond is tho Capital OF
the yilayet, and is the first commercial port OF
Turkey in importance on tho Black Sea, i'm
porting large amounts OF grain from Russia
, 1877-05-01

and the Danube, anu commanding the overland
trade with Persia. Erzcroum, the second OBJ
jcctivc point Of the Russians, is the Capital Of
Armenia, on the west branch Of the Euphrates,
the hnlting- place Of the caravans from Teheran
to Mecca, and the distributor OF the Trcbizoud
trade with tho East, and commands the road
from Constantinoplc to Persia, and its posses
sion by the Russians will give them control of
Armenia and the south shore Of the Black Sea.
Kars, the location Of Sundays battle, is 4 for
titled city OF Turkish Armenia, situated on the
River Kars, 100 miles northeast OF Erzeroum, and
about tho same distance inland from the cx-
, 1877-05-01

tremc east coast Of the Black Sea. It Is a city
OF about 150oo inhabitants. The place is partly
walled, and contains q number OF mosques, also
several Armenian churches and converts, most
Of the latter being in ruins. It wills taken By
the Russian General Paskcvitch In 1923, and oc-
cupicd two years. In 1855, having been strong
II fortified under the direction OF English engi-
neers, IT was strenuously defended by Gen.
Williams and Ismall Pasha against the Russians
under Muravie1 An attempt to capture it by
assault (Sept. 29) failed after bloody struggle,
but the place finally surrendered from famine
at the end Of November. Later on the place
reverted to Turkish possession, and has so re-
maincd for over twenty years.
, 1877-05-01

The abore map will furnish the reader with 4
very clear idea Of the disposition Of the Russian
forces in Roumania and Asia Minor The head.
quarters Of the Army OF the Danube we're orfgi~
nally at Kischeney, which is on the railroad line
leading from Odessa to Jassy, Capital Of the
Province OF Moldayla, and about midway be-
tween the Dniester and the Pruth Rivers, but
the base has since been established at JassJ,
which is in easy railroad communication with
Russis, and from which railroad and two or
three good public roads run down to Galatz,
on the north bank Of the Danube, not far from
It's mouth. The army crossed the Pruth at
, 1877-05-01

trate the heart OF Turkey 1.-THE direction of
Sophia and Adrianoplc.
The Russian army in Asiatic Turkey, as orig
inally organized, composed a corps Of over
100000 men, commanded by the Grand Duke
Michael, brother Of the Gar. The Russians
since the Cr1mcan War have constructed their
roads with reference to possible wars in this
very section, and their communications, there
fore, are now perfect. She has railroad rum
ming from the Don to the foot OF the Caucasus,
and las reduced the time OF travel to two
days. Across the mountains she has con-
structed a fine macadamizcd road extend
, 1877-05-01

three points between Jassy and Galatz, and has
swung into position between Ismail and Braila,
threatening to cross at this point into the
Dobrudscha, a district in the extreme
northeastern part Of Bulgaria. The only avail
able crossins-placcs above on tho Bulgarian
frontier arc at Silistria, Rutschuk, Sistova, and
Totrokan; but all Of these are commanded by
powerful fortresses. It is moro than probable
is only fcint to draw attention from the real
crossing place up the Danube on the Serrian
frontier, near Gladoya. whence the army could
easily turn the Balkan Mountains and pcnc
, 1877-05-01
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

between New York and Hayre. calling at Plymouth
lG. b.. will sail from Pier No. IL North River foot
Morton-st., every Wednesday, beginning with "st.
VILE IL rari; Du'and Wsd9esday Anril Is ;::3o NJ
s. Bro4uway. ~. or y. F. WHITE. g. Clark-st..
Agent FOR Chicago. -
, 1877-05-01
North German uoyd.

The steamers OF this Company vii sail every satr--
day from Bremen Pier. foot Of ThtEt-*t. IiOboken.
Rates Of passase-F1om New York R 70 soMntha,npton, nj
London, Hayrc and Bremen. first cabin $ftD; second
cabin SEQ gold; stccragc, $40 currency For freight
Or passage app1yto OELNlCHS CQ..,
2B0wl1ng Green. New York.
, 1877-05-01

I, A@ENTS WANTED
kFaSH Sornty 70 Sell new and reliable Nap OF TIE
Colort1d w " Ar. Carefully compiled. beautifully
Of ma Indispensable 10 the fntel1lCcnt reader
o. MI SeHa AddEess @. #. l. G. B. COTTON q
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PROPOSALS.
o1f1ef i1sfs or hrrIplxG roe STATE. WAR. A.D NAvE
efAE13kNTs. TAsHlSG1oS. D. C., May !. 1871.
PROPOSALS. will he received thi. Office until
rth,ne n Of tho 18th day uf May. 1877. for fur
wmn~s, ae!ivcrlnE fitting. and putting IN place the
inr1 70 cas-lron work exhibited by he draw
IN The specifications called for In the
Fstf ana required for the c6ntEc Partition Of the
Den1r3se1 e1 the building for State. War. and Navy
camenta Of Wathington y. c.
msx " Inc drawings, specifications and schedule
II IL &C &C 20 On application 10 this office.
b. necessary to put the work In place will
b. tbe Md and erected. and all hoisung will be done
tr+d ~aoe work must be completed within one hun
IN ~ t11*s from date Of acceptance.
en ~ mn6t hc accompanied By penal BOND IN tue
Vii afeEatc amount of tho hid. taat the bidder
IL Ano perform th= cntract II awarded to nt.a
Gni,Hd Gf the security he certified hy the
Conr1 s.1te3 'utse- the Clerk Of the United States
be rt "e District Attorney Of inc DIstrtc: Wherein
vi e. nsaae9sned reserre. the right to reject any
o. H. nor Hl he consider any bid 1hat is not made
docs nd lorm 70 he obtstnfd At this Office md
rnent TO the requirements Of this advertise
1ot viii not be received from parties who
nd W.. engaged In the manufacture OF wrought
fsci,ftt.a york and who have not the necessary
Fnneess !ul getting out the work.
Ron ~ ~ 11u be indorscd bids for Iron Work for
Etse rEeatre Pavilion Of East Wing Of ButdinE for
D. e. ~: ~ and Navy Departments Washington,
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY.
S- -LltutEn mt Colonel CQrp6 Of Engineers.
, 1877-11-14
TAnLE.ETIQUETTE.
MI fftu flstf-jtsE.

In newspaper article on taDlo-ctlguetto Mrs.
Henry Wur4 lieeeher says that in handing your
nlatc up to have 1t rcplcnished you should first
remove tue knife anu fork and this prevent
their b5tng tostlcd on by those snuoytng aect-
dents which uru 20 linhlo to Occur. Approciat-
lpr the fagt tllat 1t looks awkward to l,ald the
knlfc uut furk III your hand, and eaualfy aus
pictous to stick them In your pocket, t1ld lady
recommends that yo,. lay tletn luwn ION the
soEttaire or plcce Of hrcat 80 " not To- soil tho
cloth. Mrs. Dccellcr ought to remember that
w do not ull recclvu saary OF *as,uO year
and tLrtc months at the Wits Mountains, oul
arc nut, thcrefnre, likely 10 be provided With
solltarcs. Even III thu cate Ot thosc
persons who can u8orl such luxury
II seems to us to be asking great deal
Ut them to take It ut for the purpose ol
propping up Rrcasy knife anil fork. And then,
il inan lays duwn hls solitaire III company hs
takes great riak OF never seeing 1t again this
side Of the grave. II wcre cheaper, We take 1t,
to greass the iabte-cloth atnt pAy the dafnaEes
after Ainuer-bny 4 Icw clutft. u need bc, and
take the old ono home for horseblanket. Tbs
horses would not kick bccu,the Of Hrcas0-spot
or twU. 4 mule, though, would Kick tic ruoi
on tho stablu on much le4A Im0voeatt0I.
Z. "On the solitaire or 1.l0cu 0. brcaa.n Looking
at II ngaiu, We srr III It llole for man 10 crawl
out OF who has no diamond. Bnt why would
not biscuit do lust al we'll - piece bf bread
OF, In the nbsenIa VI either hrca! or biscuit-a
fellow IL liable to cnt them, you kuow-tioH
would a cold potato dol Or, again, how would
II do to wipe tho knlfo and furk 0l. your hair
anl-but these things Will auggeat thensElvc.
10 nun Ia Rn emergency.
, 1877-11-14

and carefully tnstci 1t. lie snaile 4 wry face,
"It ts'tcs u shc-of grim Asu3tquc," be re-
marked.
"1icwitt, give me .hc .:ttsltc. Yuu r., and
Hlir that hattrrl' said Mr. Tll,tclh Mr.. iildcn
secnc'1 tnHth Ycred.
"Ttl-y s4y that the Indian corn mhkcs the
American etout ah'l fall" remarked French.
man. Evidently their twa cooks TO not Iced
on indian corn. "Mesafcurs," he hhked. "why
docs not the cnrn make you fatt"
"Ncvcr was IN hitter health In all mt llsc,"
quickly responded Mr. Tiltlcn. "Abram," aattl
liz, "gn further back h, the kitchen and get fh
the shade fIttle. You're too slim. You're
disgrace to u,ls republican institutions.
thought rott mid yO,. could coNk cornr'
"Gen.lemrn," said Mr. Hewitt advancing 10
tho front 1t the stall, ~ came ltthcr 10 con.
vert YOU to corn. Fat rorn. It will make yf',i
mot osly strung, but artistic, like us In Amerira.
Eat corn, ami you s!lall have cleaner strcrts,
like ours. Eat corn. and YOU shall establish
free museums anu rlctMrc-galicres for the rco
pic. like ot,ts. Eat corn, a.ltl yun Aal have
| beautiful city planted everywhere with trees,
| ful, of grat,,l parks and grand avcnnc8,-ltlle
ours. Fat rorn-tMlHers, and you shall throw
away vnur inlgcstt't1e boutl!1,. yorr rolls, and
| Your heavy French cuokcry, anil change i for
our light American dodgers, md You shall be.
como int, muscular. and healthy like me, aud
that old-and my friend here, Mr. Tildcn. Eat
corn and---"
"There! that's enough, Al,rsm. Nov let MT
tell 'ctn again low The American people havt
been rubbeu.H said Mr.. Tfldcn.
, 1877-11-14

The casc OF Mary l}n1hack W. l4onH tiatt
was continued to tho next term without date.
THE CALI
Jrn1E nRuNxoan-ln chambers.
JEpuE E1,1InGErT-GrtntnAl th1cndht.
Jtt0x NAHx-1t4. lG7. luz. ITO to ISL. ls3 TO
1870, Inclusive. No care on trial.
JCr,E EJAnE*ox-fAsscd CAKES. M. 16D Heck
with "a. Tuck, on trial.
Jyp0E MoonE-Nochll to-day. .-,.
Jvn1. Tt0dEns-ft.D n ,f5, inclusive. No chee
,,fn"x fsoorr-ses case term No. 30 Nssdlcy
ys, David. and calendar Nos 3J9. III 10 3tEi In
elnsivo, axeept :A7, 3o1. 3ba, 3do. No easd On
trial.
JuDok WiLLIAxs-51B, Fox ". Long, still on
trial.
JUDGEMENTS.
SUPERIOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rofen-
field Il al, ". Alexander Pam, t215.-flcorRc a..
Kob6lne n, Iienry votn, tobA 4.-Eddy, Harvey
& Carter ye James B. Muir. S51;,. ~.
,Irpux HAHY-N. r. Hoornten n. Atlftd anti
william N. a.slcklnnd. $AI. 10. .-Chatlcs Stem ,
beits ". o. +. Satth.rn, 81, 0sa.-Mary +, VII
Harvey. $ut,O. Union National HANK ". ". U.
Cox. 81. ij,o-W. 4. Fuller ct al. w.. G. Y.
card and F. r stisknsy sSi;M;rssnanao H;;;,a,n ss,.
diet 3tti1.bO. and motion for new ir!al-t3. a.
White -. c. Nct'inniss; judgment Tor dcht,
Ctucctr CopRr-JrnnE DooTit-E. II. White
VI Andrew H. Iackton 81, :34h.34.