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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-12-28
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
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Review and Examiner.
Mormonism is said TO be the faith of
certain families residing in California
and Tsylorstown.
By falling from his barn loft, james
McAdoo, of West MiddletOwn, broke
three of his ribs.
The Jacob Z. Dagger farm, in West
Bethlehem township, containing 2lS
acres, has been appraised at s58 per acre.
Prof. Wilson Harding, OF Lehigh
University, is spending his Christmas
holidays in Washington with his mother
The attendance of the College term
Just closed was l52, of which 26 were
Seniors, 81 Juniors, 33 Sophomores, 81
Freshmen and % Props. This is al in
crease over past years
WEare informed by reliable person
who made the count, that IN the small
vi ,lage of West Alexander, where the
knot matr imonisl is daily tied, there are
forty-three old maids, good and true,
with large reserve force soon 10 enter
the list. This is no matter OF reprOaCh
to the lovely sex, but only an attest OF
their spirit of independence, since not one
Of the nine or ten incorrigible old ba'he-
10 5 who there congIegate can reduce the
ranks OF these maiden ladies by the
most strenuous effort.
Last Evenings Reporter.
On the 2lst of December, Mr.. James
Hall, of this borough, found snake two
feet in length crawling about IN the
mos, lively manner He thought the
reptile was out of season and so killed
il with the heel of his boot. During the
holiday season snakes in this latitude
usually lie dormant in their dens.
Mrs. Bristor, lady now nintey-seven
wears of age, resident OF this borough,
nss IN her possession gold watch pre-
sented to her by her 'ather on her tenth
birthday. She has thus had IT in con-
tinuous possession for period OF eighty
seven years. 1t WAS brought by her IA
ther from France.
Mrs. V. Harding, OF this borough, set
an example on Christmas Day worthy
of all commendstion. Early in the
morning she visited the Enterprise Coal
/ Works, belonging to her husband, and
presented to each of the children, fifty IN
number, of the miners and lsborers con
nected with the works, n gift suitable to
their age and circumstances. This act OF
kindness made sunny day at the works,
and helps to preserve kindly feeling
between employer and employed.
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COmmissioner Murphy.

NEW YORK, December q. - Some
light has at last been thrown upon the
probable hiding place OF Commissioner
Murphy To-day Superintendent Wa.
ling received dispatch from the police
authorities Of Buffalo stating that check
or the Pacific bank tor $4,000, drawn
by Owen Murphy, had been sent by
the manager of the Consolidated Bank
81. Catherine, Canada, to the Farm
ers' and Mechanics bank Of Buffalo
for collection. From this the Superb
tendeLt infers that Murphy Is At st.
Ca.harines. Il is also understood that
the iriends of Murphy in this city admit
To having received messages from him.
1t is said that he intends opening com
municatIou with the city authorities with
view OF bringing about Il compromise,
and that he Will return TO New York in
few DAYS.
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Bismarck's Programme.

BERLIN, December 27.-It is probs-
bic that Herr Won Benningsen and Herr
Won Torkenbeck, Speakers of the Prus-
sian and German Parliament, and emf
nent members of the moderate Liberal
party, will become Ministers of Finance
and the Interior, respectively. The Min
istry OF Commerce will be combined with
that of Agriculture, under DR.. Friend.
entha. Prince Bismarck's motive in es-
tablshing closer relations with the
Moderate Liberals seems to be q
wish to form strong majority for
support of his financial and political pro-
jects. 1t being doubtful whether an in
crease of direct taxes would be polite,
Prince Bismarck, contrary to the rccog-
nized financial programme Of the liberals,
intends to resort to indirect imports, espe-
cislly heavy tobacco duty, and excise.
Probably, other motives are connected
with the Cabinet changes, which 1t
would be difficult to isthom, ss yet. II the
the Emperor approves the new appoint
ments, they are likely to be announced
about the end of January, when Prince
Bimarck returns to Berlin
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This Meather Not Good 10 Faiten
Grayeyards On.
Barn ,sville Enterprise.

Barn tSvillc Enterprise,
DaLdeuons are IN bloom IN the fields,
grass Is green, pinks in the open ground
are in flower, children run about bsre-
footed, public halls and churches keep
their windows open during public gath.
erings, as in the middle of summer, and
the general expression is, Il never saw
such weather" Tice is looking over his
books hunting for the mistakes IN his
calculations. Farmers are plowing as
for spring planting. Day and night the
tempersture is most delightful and every
body enjoys the weather except, of course,
the prophets OF evil, who only see dis
ease and death IN every pleasant day in.
December In spite OF the prognostics-
ton the doctors are complaining of the
lack of patients, and taking it all IN all
we have little OF which to complain and
very much for which to be joyful.
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OfInferestto saw.Rones.

CHICAGO, December 27.-The Post
learns that Dr. Strong, demonstrs.Or Of
Rush Medical College, has discovered a
process by when bodies brought to medI-
cal colleges during the vacation in sum-
mer for dissection, and which usually
have been worthless on account Of ina
bility to preserve them in condition
valuable tor dissection, may be perte1tly
preserved. Some two hundred We're
kept by this process last summer, and
are now being dissected with highly
gratifying results.
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Foreign Banks.

LONDON, December 27-The bullion
IN the Bank Of England has decreased
100000 during the past week proportion
OF reserve to liability 40! per cent; bui-
lion gone into bank on bslaUce to-day
E65O
Specie in the Bank of France has de-
creased c. 100000 francs during the past
week
The weekly statement of the Imperial
Bank OF Germsny shows decrease in
specie of II 10000 marks.
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Engineer Assa.sinated.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, December 81
James O'Neill, we'll known passenger
locomotive engineer on the Chicago ard
Alton railroad, WAS shot dead in the
street here at 3 o'clock this morning,
while returning home from his trip on
his locomotive. The shot was mysteri-
ously fred by an unknown hand Some
money was left on his person, so that the
murder is unexplained. ONeill was
known as u brave, fortunate, honest,
peaceful and highly respected man OF 30
years. who lived with his mother for
twenty years here, never having mar
ried. Active measures are being taken
to capture the ASSASSIN.
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Savings Bank.TroubIe-.

New YORK, December IA receiver
WIS to-day appointed for the People,
Savings Bank; liabilities S20O,OOO, assets
$4,000.
BosToN, Dec 27.-rho officers of thu
West Boston Savings Bank avalled them
selves of the provisions and bylaws, re-
curing notice from tn" dcpositor' of in
tended withdrawal The ultimate sol
vency depends on the realization from
real estate, which greatly deprecated in
value.
PATERSON, n. j., December IL
There WAS slight run On both the saw
ings banks to-day. All the depositor.
were paid promptly.
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SrALDING's Glue, useful and always


PHILADELPHIA, December 27-Flour
and Wheat-Quiet and unchanged.
Corn-Dull and unchanged Oats -
Quiet and steady; white western 37I@
3Sc; western mixed and state 85(G36C.
Rye-Qwet st 72@74c. Pork-At
Sl3 OO8l3 80 Butter-Dull; creamery
3lm33c; Western Reserve 23@25c Eggs
Quiet; western 24c CheeSe-Quiet;
western l2!@l3c Petroleum Refined
I3@l3tc; crude l01c. Whisky-West-
ern 81 II.
CHICAGO, December 27-The DroUsrs
JourHat reports cattle receipts at $500
head; shipments 1900 head. Shipping
steers weak under heavy supply; saIes
at SO 75(d}5 25; isir inquiry for light
ieeder's and stocker's; sales at 81 Sb(dy3 80,
butchers cows, bulls and steers steady
and firm; sales OF cows at 81 76GB3 3D.
bulls 81 75CG3 30; calves 81 45Gi50
Hogs Receipts 22,OO0 head; ship
ments 900 head; all grades slow and
easy; mixed packing 81 OOCq4 10; heavy
shipping "a l5Gg4 30;hght fairly active 1t
- l0d4 Is All sold
Sheep Receipts 40 head; few ship.
ping sold; market quiet but stesdy; fair
to good 3394c; inferior to medium 200
3ic; extra to fancy 4tM3ic
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IS private letter Capt. MoFFArr IN
!o,ms US thst AS he wss on his way home
from this city, some weeks a5o, he met
With "sn accident by flood" He says:
81 WAS coming over from Stsunton IN
buggy the day OF the rain which pro.
dlced the big food. Just after dark
drove into q creek about two miles above
Greenbsnk in this county, and the stream
was so swollen by the rain that l was
g.ught in the current and my buggy
S7d team washed away l made mar
;OR escape from drowning, and WAS only
.syed by the heroic exertions OF the
negro man who WAS driving me. tie
vss great big dsrkey, and taking me
on his back pulled for the shore and got
ne out. got thorough wettlng which
has aid me up, aud produced partial
paralysis of my right side. l am better
now, and hope to be all right soon
sgsn.''
Captain MoFFATT's many friends will
regret to learn OF his sutferlngs, but will
be rejoiced At his recovery. He informs
Ii that the damage from the flood in
Pocahontas county will amount to some
$4,000 or $4,000.
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COLLEGE AssOciaIiOn.

CINCINNATr, December Z7.--The ninth
annual session Of the Ohio College Asso
cation, which began in College hall, last
evening WAS continued to-day, the morn
ing beng occupied in the discussion Of
the subjects o "In-tructlon by lecture,
and "PhlIosophic and Rhetoric Ian
gusges. TINS afternoon tho jesuit sys
TEN OF teaching classics md the import
snce of knowledge of phIIology 10 th'
teacher of classics was discussed.
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Martins Ferry New Narrow Gauge

OHIO valley News,
We learn that the citizens of Mount
Pleasant are talking up narrow gauge
road from that place to Martins Ferr 6.
If they not only talk it up, but work 1t
up, we are much mistaken il they do not
fad it the best speculation they have
ever engaged in. We shall, at the ear
liest convenient season, lay before them
lscts and figures to prove this assertion,
in the meantime, good friends, go on.
The narrow gauge is the road OF the tu-
ture. A good friend, who possesses more
than the ordinary amount OF sagaclty,
predicts that the next ten years will wit
ness the construction and completion OF
more narrow gauge roads in Ohio than
there are railroads now in operation in
the State.
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Tennessee Legislature.

The Legislature having reached no
result in the settlement of the State debt,
passed resolution to-day to adjourn stne
de at noon tomorrow. The Senate bill
to compromise the State debt, 80 cents
graded interest, 4, and per cent, WAS
defeated in the House after An amend
ment to make the interest per cent. for
fifteen and 6 per cent. Tor fifteen years.
The high tax men voted against 1t
because it WAS not in compliance with the
proposition of the bondholders, which
was so cents, 6 per cent interest
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Ohio Which Rurncrs.
GAINESVILLE Enterprise.

DtII IIVN NIItN I8tIVNE VI I7'''
We learn that on the 18th instant q
man named VIM. Perdue assisted BY his
sister, attempted to burn his wife to
death, near Westchester, Tuscsrswss
county. 1t appears that Perdue and
his sister conceived the idea that Mrs.
Perdue was q witch, and thought that it
would be good plan to immolate her
upon funeral pyre. Mrs. Perdue
aturally resisted, and escaped her i'm
pending fate, after having some OF her
clothing torn of and receiving severe
bruises from which she did not recover
for several days. The guilty parties have
been arrested.
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The Columbus and wheeling Narrow
Guage Railroad.

We clip the following from the Ohio
Statesman (Columbus):
Parties in Columbus, GAINESVILLE,
Cambridge md Wheeling have entered
INTO correspondence relating to this
proposed road 1t is found that there
will be no difficulty in securing the
right OF way from the counties through
which the proposed road Is to pass.
There seems to be no DOUBT but that the
enterprise will be ultimately carried out.
As soon as the preliminary information
is secured an incorporation will be
formed, composed of men in the differ
ent towns along the line
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The telegraph brings us word, this
morning, of the approach OF u great snow
storm from the far w est, even from the
frozen and lnhospitable regions of DIS
tsnt Wyoming. Just how much of it
will last to get to Wheeling and when
we may expect its arrival, we are not in
formed, neither will we predict. That we
shall have snow, and sleet, and piercin g
wisds soop, is reasonable to suppose. The
winter months are not likely to all pass
without bringing with them fair
sprinkling of winter weather.
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AusITIa aud Seryia.

BELGRADE, December 27-Punc'
Wrede, Austrian diplomatic agent, ha'
informed ServIs that Au-ifIa deci-Iyeiy
protests, beforehand, against Servia e1'
tending her action, either warIIke or -ev
olutionsry, 10 Bo.ris aud Herzegovina
Servis has, consequently, gwen her Tor
msl s.surAuces INA. the s,rIc.c-t order
have been forwarded 70 the commander %
the Drins corps - refrain from uos,ii,
ties IN the direction ol Bosnia.
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American Metric Association.

BosToN, December PA general
meeting OF the members and friends Of
the American Metric Bureau COM
menced here this afternoon. Papers
were resd by twenty prominent mem
bers, including Prot. John Haywood, of
Oberlin University; +. w. Gill, of To-
peks; E. A. Avery, OF Cleveland, and
Prof. 2. II. Phlllbrick, of lows State
University.
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Weather Indications.

WAsHNGToS, December %, A. NJ
For the Lakes, Tennessee and Ohio
Valleys, Upper Mississippi and Lower
Missouri Valleys, stationary or lower
temperature, northeast winds, cloudy
weather and occasional light rains, with
stationary or rising barometer, and pos
sibly followed by falling barometer IN
the Northwest snd Ohio Ysl'ey.
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SOME country editor started the story
that GAIL HAMILTON was growing old.
She denies the truth OF the Statement
BOLDLY asserts that she is ready to jump
At the first otter OF marriage, AID says that
she is as sensitive as the Miniosa, spirited
:, an eagle and untamesbIe MS chain
ightnlng; can make pudding or write q
newspaper ,quib-Cut q csper, and can
crowd more happiness or misery into ten
minutes than any gale that was ever
blown.
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THE Columbus correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette says that "ss far as
human foresight can discern the future,
PsypLEroS will certainly be nominated,
snd that probably on the second ballot
and possibly on the first.
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Interest on Alabama Bonds

MONTGOMERY, Ala, December IL
Governor Houston hss forwarded 10 New
York CITY money to pay the lnteres. on
State bonds due January lst. The
Mayor Of this city, also sent money 70
meet the interest January 1T. on Gty
bonds, issued under the late sdjustment
of the city debt.
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American Bellies.

America is justly proud OF her besuti'
ful ladies, but how many mar thcI! beau.
ty, and lose their health and youth, be-
come prematureiy old in appearance by
neglecting to take proper care of their
teeth There can bee no excuse for this
ss SozoDoST, pronounced by all worthy
place between the sweetest lips, car
now be had in all civilized countries.
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MetiinttOn.

ST. PETERSBURG, December 27.-The
.Ageuce Russo says: the Porte's request
for mediation will be declined, because sc.
tordlng to international law mediation
Is only possible when solicited by both
behgerents. Otherwise meditIon be-
comes intervention
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Marine.

SAN FRANCIsCo, December 27.-Ar-
rived-Steamer Georges, from Panama.
NEW YORK, December 27.-Arrived-
Steamers Hsuss, from Bremen; Boliyis,
fran Glasgow.
LONDON. December 27.-The steam.
ers Victoria, Iberian and Massachusetts,
from Boston, hsve arrived out.
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A YOUNG man Of sixteen summers was
,scently msrried in Pocshontas county
to bloomir G maiden of torty.two win
,ar. In the springtime of life gather
tho Golden fruits OF autumn.
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The wife snd child OF Detective Prydei
of Memphis. who were accidentally sho!
on Monday morning we're buried yester-
dav. A telegram mas been received stat
IN that Pryde's brother John hal been
found murdered on Mondsy morning
near Town Creek, Ala.
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The NobIest Old Roman Of them All
Barnesville Enterprise.

bdI utSN IIIV LIIItI PIINV'
The Columbus Journal is of opinion
that Mr.. Pendleton will easily be elected
Senator. This is the natural thing for
the Democrats TO DO. Pendleton has for
msny years been tae leader Of the party
ID OHIO, sharing the responsibility with
Thurman, and would make worthy
associate of that worthy old Roman, the
nnhlest Of them all
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In answer to question by 3 CORES
poodent we say, there i, no City Elec-
lions in Wheeling this winter, for which
e, us all be duly thankful. The officers
elected last winter, as we'll as the mem
bers of Council, serve two years.
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4 Champion OF wOmen's Rights.

SleuDellNl ' lllc LlSidAu-
Mr. S Reedy, of the pretty wsiter
girl saloon, was presented on Christmas
eve with u genuine "dime-snd.pln," as u
testimonial OF regard for his efforts In
favor of "woman's rights" In response:
Re edy remarked. Life is too short
To iret our ZLard or worry;
While McradCen suns the wOme u 5
crusade,
Let Us eat, drink and bo merry
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On Christmas day Gen. GRANT and
Mount Vesuvius took q smoke together
The day was cold, and the snow clad
hills looked beautifully white in the gor-
geous sunlight of an Italian sky. The
next day the ex-President visited the
ancient city OF Pompeii, where he wit.
messed some of the work CT excsvsting
going on there in search OF the old RUNS
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We acknowledge n pictorial invita-
ton 10 attend the nineteenth annual din
mar to the newsboys and bootblscks OF
Pittsburgh, to be given by JOHN W..
P,rrock, Esq, on New Years day.
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Rioters Sentenced.

WILKEsBARRE, PA, December IL
Ten men convicted OF riot IN interfering
with mining operations IN August, were
to-day sentenced TO pay fines varying
from ten to one hundred dollars, and i'm
prlsonment from thirty days to nine
months
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challenge Accepted.

AUBURN, y. Y, December 27.-Court-
ney has accepted the chslieng' OF Trick
EFT, and sent mis- agent TO New York to-
night to deposit $3.50 forfeit with the
CliDper. Courtney names Owssso Lake
as the plsce OF meeting.
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TIE SteubenvllIe Gazette says there is
,otbipg in the Constitution of Ohio to
rravent the uss of the bell punch In the
,,loons, and therefore it fsvors the intro
3pction OF the Virginia system.
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We GREATLY regret to hear of the
o5ntinued ill-hesth of Judge CHARLES
$. LEWIS Of Ci.-K,bur.. His disease Is
,aid to be c,r ,luption. Tne last word
va had f,orn him was that he WAS much
better We merely trus. he may be
long .parci t, ,,, tan. y and friends and
70 the State. tie ha. in his life, occupied
several nigh and important positions, and
be has always acquitted himself with
marked ability. Ever faithful to his
trust industrious and obljging he was
spJpular public servant.
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Sentenced 10 be Executed.

NASHVILLE, December 27.-Governor
Porter has refused to commute the sen.
tence of Jacob Harris, who is to be
hanged At Clinton, Anderson county
next Saturday, tor the murder OF Isaac
White, IN the most atrocious and bar
bsrous manner. He WIS for twelve
weeks fugitive from Justice.
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TuFki,h Defeat,

RAGUsA. Decemttr 27.-The Monte
negrins yesterday efes ed body OF
Turks occupying Ell rem ned positions
between the river Bonn "a and the town
OF Dulciguo. Tue Turks lost many
prisoners, three flags and quantity OF
PROVISIONS
LONDON, December 21-Russlan
official dispatches state that the steamer
Husband, commanded by Adjutant Bs-
rolf, has returned to Seoastopo, from a
cruise in the BosphOrus, bringing Ms n
prize the Turkish transport steamer Mes
sins, with seven hundred Turkish troops
on board.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, December 27.-The
British fleet has left Besiks Bay for the
Cult of Naurle, near Smyrna.
Mahmond Damned has returned from
a tour OF inspection in the Balkans.
The Serviaus cannonaded Noyi Bazaar
and Prot yesterday, but were rePu.sci.
1t Is believed they intend to turn Now
Bazaar and advance 70 the Balkans via
Mitrovitza and PrlschtIna.
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Fatal Quarrel.

BALTIMORE. December 27.-L,oyd q
J.ml.on killed Thos. w. r. Wsrhelt in
a qusrrel resr BarDesyIl.e. Wsrfe.d
wa. paying attention 70 the sister Of
Jsrnisou
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uas.scnu.e,r. saving. Banks

BysrCS, December Z7.-An Official
statement Of l79 Saving banks Z Mas
s!chusetts for 1871, shows aggregate De.
Sosils of S244 5s6,Gl4 sgsinsI s2i3. 34or-
G42 the previous yesr.
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VOL. 10.
At,heeliag gegister.
Gold closed yesterday at 1929.
I'D CITY READERS.

r,a REGIsrBR has been selected by the
c,,v Council to do the public advertising
,or the ensuing year. Advertisements
III appear officially in no other paper.
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SIX Things are requisite to build a
happy home. Integrity must be the
architect, udiness the upholster. 1t must
be warmed by affection, lighted up with
cheerfulness, and industry mus. be the
yentilstor, renewing the atmosphere and
bringing in fresh ssIubrity day by day,
while over all rs protecting canopy
and CORY, nothing will suffice except
the blessing OF the Almighty.
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HOIding It Up by the Tail.

OINCInhuU EHQ UIItT'
Little hvarts is the dimInutive party
who is still able to mold the Republican
party up by the tail, IS it were, and
shake it,