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Company q expect 20 have their n
forms about the last Of the present week.
They viii turn out for dress parade July
Fourth, al 9 O'Clock
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What viii our people do On the "Giori
ous Fourth = The matter IS yet, has re
ctiged little attention.
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ssIGEEEsSoGHE

Il -
- ~ - aazlzr Us-e 4raunrs-
49, - -. - ~ t~zs.tG ~ a-r
- ~ Eeaf II - Esg AE- SEE4 erty
- Il Al - a-s l.-1Ee1 . b~r = E
-.--e-s-- - ar s1rseEa1-et - er-
-. 80 y .. Is 80 $EEsrr.
rsLNnxEEAT.
TO AHl---s
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Our Berlin neighbors are making ar
Tangemenis TO celebrate the coming
Fourth OF July on q grand scale.
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New 10, Of Millinery at Fashion Barar
again this week.
Mis- JAS. b. TREDwELI-
No C. Mammoth Block.
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n RING ROBBERS

lut AiNE L1BEEAc
The Ring robbers i'll get cut with
the usost II their plunder, except
Tweed TIE DistFictAt,orney read
his confes sion, and has decided that
ihere Is nOt enough ii l. 70 justify bis
releasr, and =, Taeed stays to rhsfe
bis soul out 10 Gure.s SSerBy gets
through bs restoring ab,es one-tNer-
tieIL cf bis steaIiugS, nEd Connolly
ditto. 1t isrGmorsd ihsr a proposi
itch !rom 0akey Hall Is % is WY ~
this country, which viii he, OF course,
accepted. ard be will come back
Oakley played il very nar On the
civ, and got a. Nv - weii az tbosc
who went sooner, AID Be will come
back covered With glory Tweed
says be has been ased very unfairly.
lie claims ihsliI sas understood that
when be made q confession be was 10
be released, which wssIFue, oBly bis
confession wss co c0nie-siou. The
sly cid rat Only lid On ibose wbo
were past saving, ard 1iiE ~hori he
had a bere 10 pick. bot lie Fesi eIl-
prits, BIO could be sersicablc 70 the
boss ~beresi,.r, be did . ssy a word
about Ard 20 DisfTicsA.forB-y
Faircbiid resa<rs 10 let him go till he
tells The VIII lie s:0ry. Il is amusing
10 bear NEE talk Of the cruelty Of
keeping Tweed in prison, Is though
be were 8 martyr, suffering for right
eousness' sake, instead Of being The
most gigaaiic roober Of modern
times. And Tseed himself thinks
that be is being perseealed lie bas8t
the isiates, idea that he has done
anything wrong
pRoTEcrIoS AGAISs4 RIM
There isu't tie sIigttes; protection
sgsiast crime in tie city. II o nan
charged with crime i arrested, be has
no difficulty ia making his escape, il he
has money enough. Wiihio . serk
four n,eo charged With grave crimes
and under arrest. deliberately walked
of one out CT tie Ludlow street
jail, oae out III the Tomhs police
court. aai tao out Of The eoar; hosse.
10 each case tue efIieer- in charge f
the prisoners e conveniently biist,
o. conveniently nj Of he ~sy. asd
all The prisoners had To ID WAS 10
wax out sod ses axsy- No~ ell this
means
TAHNasT Is ~ csSTRoL sGaIS
The spirit ef reform ~hieh shovk The
city has speas lis course. popular fetl-
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NOTICE.

II
Noesas S hereby given that III. Eeln VI SALE
bury tssrOaza. SosasTsct 60. Pa has uz-e > rvi-
EnfAry assignrrent % all ~ resi- AMI PersJusi e.
tate - me- n tfusT Ef the benefit 81 H. r~re.i-ors
An persanS therefore insctEei % The ssEi Il
keia will make immediate Eayueaf. and Three
having claims Or demands viii present thcu sikh
cut delay
WI c. LIg ENGODD-
Nay Assignee o. FL EeiIn-
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A ssIGYEEs SALE.

"a
- .irae % Az oaiar issuef oufaf TIE Cour; lf
CsMlgu Pleas of Ssinerset Co. Pa fhe umisT-
sfgEef EEizLee 70 El-ah Stleky. VII ssM AZ
vuilis sale a he Pfsmaezs ~ sa1 sEignsr an
Saturday June 300. 1871
"a, / o'rl8eS p. m. she fiisEi1z lss-dasi real e.
Este. VIZ
hee-taiz ,rae. ~ l1nf d,ust- o. Larinsr Tp.,
Aomerset 60. Pa. adislninz baucsgf samuel =.
Beal. Peter kneFg. J.. r. Bt.rer. orc Law
reasz. Pc-er Wclmer L1fEiek Yong. anf OH
en esutaialnz I95 acres more " iss, an allow
alees. " TAlsh there are atguf IL aerss dezrs3,
= acres 81 nead0a. WIKI q fE0 story hZ dwell
lnz hege. p ne anla hlifstlu mme houssazfa
god hank 1srn t1ere1n erected. klGEn a. ne
BsnL Cr1s1y farm
IEEIS-,uhlect ~ a dgEV q 80 =. cl-l-
s1z to tbs sii8E ai HeBramiu Cna3y- deed Ten
p1- cent NJ the Pgrehsse m9asy % b pa4d ~ t1y
- clis l1e-thirf inclIlirE re Ten rr cent q.
- pad gr c-l1lrE1tla1 ~ ale arf deilfcU %
leri alctllrl iE sE u1llls au1 e~lefaici IN
uue Fcl- FROM tie l4fs q rrtsr VIII l1tef-st n
isi-ra Iaymsue tote aelra. - iaiHaelt
u. q. BE8L
Tu-ef 1Flg1se-
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SafLz Z hereby given % the y1tlb. ~ = trss
or hzronr ny wife. <anA Fritz a. ! 81 PoT -
tii.s y ssr eo1Irzcie2. gniess esayelA y - -
b. p-Seess SgisE-
JzBsE JOHN FRITZ
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samN0a KaiA II Gsl "a 80

SzO8,9OJ WfiA Of Geld Pla.a kEslTY.
FarEI We VII s-nl. as below. ST Warranted
Gad piatei- 1Pair Gold Stuae Sleeve Buttons (.
1 pair Engraved Siecsc Buttons; fset Posted
Huif-f -at Amethyst StaiS. I Wcdsink Ring. 4
tagrsHed Etni FInger Ring, ] Aaastiyst stone
Ring. lrlfii with glsf. I Elegant kire. mlrkcf
~-furnisli... Amethyst Store Scarl Ring. lnistf
eith gold, 4 S~FifFlfi SiFrfei Hat Pin. ! rsf
taflcs Jet AMI iab Pin ausi Drops, Z Misses set
Jet an filil, 1 Lariirt Jet Set. ufuainenfel. 4
SIT Hlniaafnr Rose -ui E1rdr8fa. . Gents tle-
CANT Ldkc George Diamond Stst ! Cardinal Rot
I.cat Necklace, Z ptir Ladies Amethyst stone
Ear drops, inlaid uith gold, ? Ladies Ornamca-
tel Jet brJoch. ] Fancy Scarf Ring tBi Elegant
watch Cha.n. Take y1rr choice The ertife Ia Of
- pisces. sent Test paid COR A.. or any : pleres you
choose fr 50 cents. NOV - the time 20 ua ke
money. These gods can ea.ily BE- refailed fr
90. p SfOUkMAN. = Bal ST. New YORK.
His reputation for honesty, fair dealing. aul
iiheniify i uueIu1ied b. ans adTertiscr m this
cify-N.N y. Day B-ss, Drc. 10. Is-6
wa4Z
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NOTICE
ITrauzs Lysry. - hsr r. ia Car ANN
-exr sest rent Jas P-aso q SeE-
eDh CkFsr.t-. Pa SAA Ar y
I.77. SzsT@zEs "A D
Dzaiei LoET. r1rc4-
Easiaz ben appof1fss Crsa84sr % 11i
an -epsr fhe ae-4 wa a. ee1aiss AiE EgAs
-a-es ex-. Nsssl ) EsrsoT x-ra teac -
4. .. NJ s1.es- IL IA bgrcGEh - see-r "a
- S1-g-taF the - az q Jazz. A ~
wh4s zo5 Ehers 4 Vii iIschs-s TIE tg q
~ ssn uissin7- AM al E~rS1s E1--zel 81
iC8S + SCDTL-
Jzees c1z1ss
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To CONSERVATIVES. - Consumption.
That ssriurse or humanity. is the great
dread of the human family. in all civilized
countries.
feel confident that | am in possession
of the only sure, infallable Remedy-now
known TO the professionalism the positive
and speedy cure of that dreaded disease,
and its unwelcome concomitants, viz.
Ca,arrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous
Debility, &c.. &c. am an old fogy. l
believe in medicine. Twsniy-eight years
experience as a busy practitioner, in the
best Consumption Hospitals OF the Old and
New World. has taught me the value of
proper medication. botn local and consti-
tutional in the cure of this great enemy
of BAR race. | have found it. But / am
DEPRESSING. l started out to say that those
suffering with consumption or any of the
above maladies. that l,v addressing me,
giving symptoms, they shall be put in pos
session of this great boon. ritaOut charge,
aud shall have the benefit of my expert
ence in thousands of cases successfully
treated. Full particulars. directions for
preparation and use, and all necessary ad-
vice and instructions for successful treat
ment ut our own home, will be received
by you by return mail, free OF charge. by
addressing
DR. JOHN s. BURNETT,
161 Jefferson Street.
Tyr. 90 Louisville. by.
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HEADQUARTERS Co. G.,
NATIONAL GUARD PENS'A.

NtHlp IutArf, JuEc .. IttI.V
The ladies' Of Somerset are cordially in
viied TO be present and participate in the
Military Festival to I've held on the even
inrS of Juls "a and fih.
COMMITTEE.
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AT an Orphans C0rrr heii ar S5merzst Psnuz-
On the IN dzy Of April ISL. the .naiersEaed
Auditor vas dulF appointed - MAKE = iis-r18u-
tiga q the funds n the hands % II. 4 Sao1s-
anI Peter J. Baker, Executors q the estate o.
Geo-zs HGmbsr- d-eezszL. - aui a1arg tanse
lszzlIy snrislcd thereta. hs-ehy gives notice that
he vii a.seaI o the dH-les % sae ai5Fe appoint
nasnr n THURSDAY tie lgtE taF % July. r. -
his once IN Sousrsct trr,azh- wnea ao4 TAere
III I1rsa1a interssi=i can aucai i taEy think
JOHN r SCOTE.
Jurc AuGrer.
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NEw ARRIyAI--Secona arrival OF new
goods 4. Walter < Truxal's Cash and pro
duee Stone. al GebhaTis Pa. bought
since the great downfall in prices Va
are enabled 10 offer greater bargains ihsr
heretofore
Ladies Lasting Caters 9c-
Gents Hose &c
Chiicrens Hose &c
Soaps worth Gcsi &c
Ladies Corseis &c
Bess Green Coffee. Ats Tor 81
Smoking Tobacco worth IJc 81 1oc
WALTER & TErxAL.
Gebhsrfs, Pa
Peoples Store. June Is. 1871
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RESTAURANT
AND
ICE T. SALOON.

J.. u. rlssl informs hs fisnis ant TIE public
generally that be has leased rlGms over -reera'
Drug SIRE. Ga the Mammoth Building. and has
there opened q Restaurant anf lee CREAM Slinan.
Ne Keeps GA lani ~ an times cakes. pies. sand-
wishes. and cooling drinks. Bresd always On
hand ans Tor sale
lie SUI lives In The Judge Black Mansion
where De . prepared 70 a~crlIamefate an callers
with good bard AMI lotging.
SlImeT hoaricu solicited.
smns- NAV :.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

IN The matter q the assignment q J@iah Shat
fr azi wife % Z 81 SehrocE. the Cusrt ap-
pdnteI John II. Uhi Autitor- o a~seerfsin tie
dents. make AMI report @ eistrstut4m q tire funis
n IKE hands ofthc Assignee. cu Thurstay D. I4th
day Of Juzs.
JOHN II. UHL.
Msy2l Auditor.
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Call and settle your accounts at Fashion
Bazaar.
Mrs. ]. b. TREDwELL.
No. 6, Mammoth Block
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A ssIGSEEs SALE

A s91O'AHS -
- rsrae u - crser sszef - e sE2r g
- PiEas IS S,zasrtz. TO- Pa 44 11isr-
49, su z-e 1f JEesA Bs1z4- sa1 Peter
IA. B1sezA- EE eel - gzL G@eztS@ Ffessr
Saturdag. Jilas 30, 1877,
ss1o.aex n he allslsz sssr3ei rs4i -
go * LAD atz1fe a Q~zs4zkg1s1z Tsp.
Ensras co. Pa. o1s-stl-1x - a Hr -
sr 10 sfa.. - 1T<s ara Gear WA .
~ r-rV * Ea1se- brz an a1 G1es 80
haE..azs 1sr1c1 aGeTcNze ehE
r-sf- agairllz azi5 g ts.1 Bs1Z1 Atn1
E1er Sfz1z q fgfsr, Iers1Aa >a8l-f -
raere
TFRaA-ra-tLlnf ~ asZ 81 10y 81 a%
a-ff.esH 81 Gaartsa sef scef1Hrl - s-f~
ar-aE AKA ltssee-a % 4~sFETE EIH1- HA
DANIEL H0EFEsE-
- Aa<
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ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given that Jacob Klein. Of Ia
Lex township. Somerset Co. Pa. has made arui-
uD,ary assignment u all his real and pers1uai eE
tate 70 me. In trust for the benefit q bis e~reiit1rs.
All persorg therefore Indebted u the saM Iac-b
Keim viii make immediate payment. and those
having claims Or demsnis VII pres1nttheu win
cat delay
WI. G. LIT ESGOOD.
Nav =. Assignee Of Iac1h Klein.
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About a year ago there came 10 this city
a man by the name Of William Borteli.
from W~illiamsporl leaving in that city a
Vile and one child to mourn his sudden
and unexpected departure from the bosom
OF his family. After his arrival in this
city his identity was lost in the person of
William Brown. He was old enough TO
have known better, the thirty-filh SUM-
mer having made glorious the winter of
his discomfort. He sought and obtained
employment in the confectionery Of A. III.
Mumma, on Eleventh avenue, from which
he was recently discharged. lie then OBJ
tanned work with Peter Velter. baker, on
Eleventh avenue, and ii Is understood
that he has been paying marked and seri.
U attention 10 . respectable young lady
IN this city, who has been for some time
past preparing for the wedding ceremony.
The affair had its elimination yesterday
evening in the appearance of the injured
wife and an officer. Mr.. Brown alias
Bortell was apprehended and the affair
was compromised by the payment of $f5
cash and the arrangement by which the
wife will hereafter receive SIS each month
for the maintenance OF herself and child.
Alderman Greevy OBLIGATED at the de-
nolement William can u)w indulge
in whatever coEquests his festive nature
may prompt c from persecution by
his lawful iie.-AitooHd Mirror.
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TEENE
OF THE

-A1c So Ai-l- --4-L
AA "a
We the uadsTSxHed Agiscrs q NiEfFd TIP
have examined The EfexGlnE 8oa1Ga- = Jere1lE
EeiEcr, Treasurer q tae SIari >zhlsl Dis-rtf
ard 1et j. G rrS<s as stoTe ra,aI.
DANIEL ICEEI-
GEO n. BAKER ". Il @ELrER-
Jus =. Clerk L1-Itg-s-
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ETELEMENT
OF THE

SETTLEMENT
OF THE
SUPERVISORS Of Northampton TP, Tor the
year ending April s, 1871.
DIR.
Joseph Erner:eh's dupiieatc.....-s 80 81
CIR.
By generations ------.-..-..-- / 10
By work On rosd AMI commission 90 -
BY Sv-@ % q
To baltrea due j.
To unseajed iasd orier Tor ls1s, Is77--.- 81 .
DR.
jonathan Blttncr,s duplicates ~ o.
To cash from y. &o-R r. Co 80 @-s ~ %
OR.
BY exaser1ilous- -
By cash paid or tos plank and
BY work On r1Ui.----.--.-- 70
by ecniiaission.---------- ~ - -
B1flnce us - =
We the ualersiznei Auditors o. Northampton
ID certify that We have examined the accounts
o the Supervisors AMI lgund them correct as above
stated.
JOHN NJ. STIFF,
T.. z DEAL.
j.. y. DEFFLER. JACOB kAIMEREH-
June %. CLERK. Auditors.
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y FEW HING THAT We KNOWING
know that a disordered stomach or liver
produces more suffering than any other
cause. We know that very few physicians
are Successful IN their treatment of these
disorders. We know that DaCos,a's
Radical Cure Will without the shadow of
a doubt, almost Immediately relieve and
permanently cure all of these distressing
symptoms. We know of thousands who
are willing 10 testify that what We say is
true 10 the letter. We know that il you
give it a fair trial. you will let Us add
your name to the ''cloud of witnesses. .
Will you give il u trial, and do il now ?
Trial size only % cents.
For sale by G.. w. Beniord.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup. which never fails. Pleasant
To take. and requires no physic. Price %
cents.
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Notice "a hersby giTen that / Kill Eet lay .
natc given By ne 70 AiEeFr Raiiirz- n The -tth
DAY 81 June, 1879. ore year snsr dz-c- hr nf-y-
TIRES dGi1ars. Any psrs0n buying slai Eara vii
buF hE-Fai, sshir. Railing has Eet complied
with the cynfueL
May %. SpIAN0N EAhEA
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Fishing tackle of all kinds al Fashion
BazsT.
Mrs. j. i. TREDwEiI.
No. 8. Mammoth Block.
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PREMIUM QUEEyswARE.
l.. S. LAYTON & CO.,
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

E;ats q isaae Rock, hate Of Somerset Tsp
deceased.
Letters % asimf1istrafs0a On the above sEtace
having bees granted % the undersigned. nolee Il
hereby given 70 those inlebte1 T. tito make Imnle-
dis-e payIlsnt. and fh1se having claims against x
% preset them d.iT authenticated Tor settlement
on Juiy = ls71. ~ the late residence q de-
cezsad l. Somerset Twp.
DAVIDCASEDEEE
June - adminls-rEt.r.
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HORSE HAY FoRg-PArEST INFRINGE
MtsT.-in the case Of A. j. Nellis, VS..
the Ashland Fork Manufacturing Compa-
ny, IN The United States Cifcnit Court for
the Northern District OF Ohio, a decree
has been entered in favor OF the patents.
and AZ injunction issued against the de-
PENDANTS euioining them from making and
selling the Harris Double liar i,pon
Horse Hay Fork. We notice from The
Court records that there are over one
hundred suits now pending fer the in
.sringement Of these PATENTS, against par
ties in the State OF Ohio. Evidently the
osnersof the patent ale determined To
protect their rights. Glessland t01
Daily Herald.
The Lutheran Church al Somerset will
be dedicated on Sun lay, July s, 1871.
Rev. +. w. Conrad. ID. d.. OF Philadel-
phia. Rev. j. G. Morris. ID. D., of Balli-
more, and other able ministers are ex-
pecied To be present. Our friends through
out The County are cordially invited TO at
tend these services. Free entertainment
VIII be provided ios those coming from a
distance. Persons expecting TO be present
are requested To promptly notify W. Il.
Frease, Esq. Chsirmah OF The Committee
oil Entertainment. ui The time they will be
here, number OF horses. &c, so that ar
Engagements can be made. Services Sat
urIay evening, SUNDAY morning At 10
o'clock. and Sunday evening.
4. VI. WuETsroNE,
Pastor.
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The place 10 see sport on the evening OF
the Fourth. will bc at Camp Tucker.
There will be music, dancin' and beano
blaying-" The boys OF Company 6 have
determined to make their festival a decid.
ed success, and propose to fix up the camp
in an attractive manner. The grounds
will be beautifully illuminated and fur
nished with comfortable seats. Small
tables will he placed at different places
throughout the ground where refresh
ments can he procured. The evening OF
the Fourth there will be a magnificent
pyroteehnic display, which will of itself
prove a sufficient attraction 10 many. We
have been requested 10 say 10 the ladies OF
Somerset that any contributions they wish
to make will be thankfully received and
gratefully acknowledged. Contributions
should be sent 10 the committee al Camp
Tucker on the afternoon OF July 81.
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sopERsxr a MINERAL POINT RAILKoAD.
on and AFTER May li;h, 1877, rains viii
run As follows, connecting with all passenger trains
on the p. W. 4 Il. r. r. Mail trains daily, TX
press daily except Monday
LEAVE ARRIVE
n.u West m. a3Op. n.
NAH EaStl0 San. Il IS p. IN
Mail East connects with Local West.
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TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE d OHIO IL. IL.
DIVISION.
EAST
WEST.

ON anil after February II, 1877, trains ca thls
road Will depart from ami arrive at DEPOT e"fHe'
Grant and Water Streets as follows;
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e. % GSnpe- DAY a. home Samples uornf
20 W gus rec. Sussss SO Portlaths
Maine. rars
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E Z 2
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
70
ENCOURAGE IMPROVEMENTS
CHOICE UILDIaG LOTS.

is THE SEs ExTExsIDN ~ BEDFORD.
NEAE THE SPELEGS
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,HAN. EE0SEE
somerset, Pa Eef5u. "a
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BTvirue o. q WIT 81 Test p p. l-u-
.nt d the gour 81 Canul0u Pleas 81 Aliezbsu.
aau1tv. p. ans % me directed, I HiI ezp1se 2
ale ~ pngiic oulcg- % the Court House,
&lerzst. ca
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A UDIToR,s NOTICE

Junem
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January.

The name OF the first month of the
wear is from the Latin Januarius. 1t
is said to have been added with Feb
ruary by Mum to the Roman year,
which previously had but ten months,
It was named from the double-faced
God Janus, to whom its first day, which
looks back upon the past year and for
ward to that come, was sacred. Julius
Caesar, when he reformed the calendar
by lengthening the year from $50 days
to 36JI, with an intercalcary DAY (Leap
Year, every four years, made it the
first mouth in the year and eommenced
its day with the change of the moon.
Previorsly the Roman year BEGAN III
March 25th. 1t had Originally but 20
days. but Julius Caesar gave it two
mere. T. vas not uniformly the be-
ginning Of the year among Latin Chris
tian natians until the. 19th century.
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Pocket Books.

Beat four eggs very light separately,
then mix with them one pint of sweet
milk, and one of warm water. Dissolve
the yeast in it, and add two dessert
spoonsful of sugar, little salt, and
-four sufficient to make batter the con-
sisteDcy Of waffle batter. Put it to rise;
when light work in one tablespoonful of
lard and one of butter, flour enough to
make soft dough. Set it to rise.
When light roll and cut into strips five
inches long and two wide; butter on one
side Qike spreading on puff paste), and
roll up like pocket books. Set it to
rise. When light, bake. This quanti-
ty will be sufficient for quite a large
family, Whep well made. would tempt
the palate of aqueen.
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-02-08
Grazing Plains in the Moon

| Every one has noticed the dark spots
which mottle the surface of the full
moon. These long ago used to be con
siderod seas. and the geography Of the
lunar orb went under such names as the
sea of serenity, the sea of ruins, and
the ocean Of tcmpests. They are still
designated seas by astronomers, for con-
venience sake, but are known to be vast
plains hemmed in, in some cases, ty
lofty rugged mountains. When exam
ined through The telescope some Of these
plains exhibit greenish tint, strongly
marked, but here and there difficult to
catch except under favorable conditions.
The ver,iant hue has excited spCcula
tion. If the moon has no atmosphere
and no water it may arise from the color
Of the ground, but certainly does not
indicate vegetation. II, however, the
moon has au atmosphere the case is en-
tirely altered, and recent studies Of the
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known 10 nave an atmosphere "i con-
Sl''efao'e 7"il'he ana acnsisT' 70 present
"oyf"'l' evidence OF PNy'ic" "c''E''S .
and change a'it 70 h''Te II al r@"hH-
oAlFy water enough 70 make lie easily I
possible on lS3 SnA"ce' me moon !"
dyia# PM not da@d, HeiHs So M"aA
smaller fAtA the EARTH 10 h@5 T"o lis
The Brookhaven ledger. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1877-02-08
Roval Whims.

+, Qgeen Isabella of Spain has the most
valuable and beautiful collection Of lace
in the world. 1t contains lace of every
sort, each the most perfect specimen OF
its kind. She has dresses Of point
'dAiencon worth $50, 900; she has also
.trimmings of all points (point d'Angle-
,terfe, point d'Venise. point dAlencon,
I. %, each set of which is worth even
mose than $50, 200. Queen Victoria has
the most valuable collection of cash
meFes in-the world; it is reekoned to be
wo-th ST 900, 900. Some of these were
twenty years on the loom, others are IN
ter.aeed with golden thread, and their
embroideries are adorned with jewels
and diamonds. The empress of Austria
has the most valuable collection OF en-
esaads. The grand duchess OF SAKE
|.yyeimar, granddaughter of Gear Paul |
Iof Russia, has the most valuable col>
lleetion of rubies known. No collection
| of pearls and trrquoises equals that
possessed by the imperial family OF
Russia. The royal family of England
has the peerless collection Of sapphires.