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The daily gazette., 1877-11-27

Severely Enthusiastically afternoon
James U. Townsend, county constable,
stationed at Townsend arrested a colored
man aud started with him in a buggy for
Newcastle. " bile on the way the prisoner
suddenly struck Mr. Townsend, hurting
him to the ground and following up the
blow oy jumping from the carriage, and
beating him SO severely that he was
found lying on the road insensible. Mr.,
Townsend was unable to defend himself
at the first blow, and falling from the
carriage produced insensibly. The pris-
oner escaped and up to this writing had
not been recaptured. The name of the
prisoner and the offence he committed
could not be ascertained in this city.
The "A,rora"-Work on the iron
steamship aurora, built by the Harlan g.
hollingsworth Co., for the Morgan
steamship Company. of New York, is
being rapidly pushed forward Every
energy Is being put forward so as to have
al the work completed, to enable the
VeSsel TO leave next week for New York
The Ne,o Motire Pocer.-1he trial
OF the new motive power on the street
railway, did not take place yesterday
afternoon, as was stated by one of the
city papers. 1t is not definitely, kno Hn
when the trial will come off, as the
present weather is un favorable.
Launched. Yesterday afternoon. about
O'Clock, the ferry boat James NJ Wa er6uyy,
oullt by the Harlan d Hollingsworth Co.
for the Nassau Ferry Company. of New
YORK, was launched. Mr.. Thomas John
son, superintendent of the yards, christen-
g ed the vessel with a bottle of champagne,
me me work on the boat will be pushed rap
IDLY forward, as 1t is designed TO complete
IL as soon as possible
d fo1 Cdptured.-A fox was captured
and killed near Christiana, last night. by
Mr.. John Stewart, who resides ut No. GIG
West Front street. 1t weighed ten
pounds.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-27
LOSS OF A BRIG LADEN WITH
SPANISH FRUITS.

FRANKLIN, AcooMAo Co., VA,
Nov: 26.-The brig Ossipe, Capt.
Hooke, from Denia, Spain, for New
York, with a cargo of nuts and raisins,
stranded at Ragged Point, on the
24th instant. The second mate and
one seaman were drowned. The
vessel will be a total loss. Cargo
partly saved.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-27
FIFTH EDITION.
PROCEEDINGS OF COURT.
New CASTLE, Nov. 81

Court met at 10 O'Clock, Judges Come
gys, Houston and Wooten on the bench.
The Grand Jury answered to their names
and retired to their Chamber.
As the argument between the contend
| ing counsel ID several civil suits could
be arrived at the criminal list was again
taken up.
The case of State VS.. Patrick Mcbride
Tor an attempt outrage on Emma Crossan
was continued over and the defendant
required to give bail in the sum of $1,000.
The reasons on which is based, the
plea of continuance, are: That the girl.
who is but / years of age, and boy of
seven years who is an important witness,
should be instructed in the valeu and
consequence of an oath, or a verdict of
acquittal would have to be rendered.
State VS., James Darragh for assault
and battery on John Waklschmidt, on
the 10Th of September. in Wilmington.
BY the evidence 1t appears that the
plaintiff was walking along Monroe St.,
when he was met by party of seven
men, who were intoxicated. They as
saulted him, and on the following day
Darragh was arrested as being one of the
party who had struck him.
The Jury was out abont ten minutes.
They returned, with verdict of guilty.
He was sentenced to 3 months imprison-
ment, and fine of S25.
Stats vs. George Hinson, (cnl) for the
larceny of shoes and pants from James
Stafford, of st. Georges Hundred.J After
hearing the evidence the jury retired and
after five minutes deliberation returned
with verdict of guilty.
Edward Higgins was arraigned for
larceny of various articles from Delaware
Iron Company on the 1st of January. He
plead not guilty.
The Grand Jury came in and were dis
charged until tomorrow morning.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-27

Our Washington correspondent. justly
compliments Senator Bayard.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-27

EDWARD BELTS, PRESIDENT.
GEO. d. ARMSTRONG, CASHIER
Paid up Capital, S5OO.OOO.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-27

Philadelphia and New York Exchange fur
nished to reg guiar Depositors without charge
The daily gazette., 1877-11-27

WRECK Or A FOREIGN BARK.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6.-The signal ser.
vice observer at Cape May reports to the
chief signal officer as follows: The bark
Johan Lang, from Bordeaux, in ballast
orPhlladelphia came ashore onthe north
SIDE OF Hereford inlet, ten milet south of
Cape May, Saturday p. m. The crew of
seventeen, including the captains wife
and child, landed Sunday by construct
ing raft of boats and spars; two of the
sailors were badly hurt. The bark is fast
washing to pieces and but little will be
saved from her. The captain reports
the storm the most severe he ever expe-
riences.
The daily gazette., 1877-11-27
Discount days, Mondays and Thursdays
VNHE ARTIzANS SAVINGS BANK,
knO NJ A u II Irm S,Mp L, LIN

TINHE ARTIzANS SAVINGS BANK,
5O2 MARKET STREET,
5ECoRPoRATED JANUARY 23D, 1861.
Open to receive deposits daily from A
M until +. M, and on Tuesday and Sat
urday evenings from to 8 O'Clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
OF SIX per cent, mas been regularly paid or
deposits, since the organization of the Bank
and IL Is the expectation of the Managers
that this rate of dividends will be continued
When dividends are not Withdrawn, they
are accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their interest twice il
each year.
MANAGERS.
Clement B. Smyth, George W. Bush,
Ghas. W. Rowland, George s. Capelle,
Nathan,i II. Benson, NJ. l.. Lichenstein,
Eenry r. Dure, Edward Darlington
e. M. StonsenbeFg, Job H. Jackson.
William NJ. Field VIM. H. Swift.
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. w. BUSH, President,
GEO. s. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feh2i F.. y. TAYLOR. Treasurer.
, 1877-11-02

plnce to Tom Barrett. lie has inst
faint idea that he was tol out. md hI4 friends
sar they will get even Tucsl!ay sty eastf,g thrtr
ballots for Stephens +. Mrt!ngh's friends arr
AlAo sore, and they swear eternal vengeance for
thss hct OF trcacheEJ. The trient!s Of the orig
!nal Workingmcn's party have. vowed that,
though they wcre sold, the sellers will find
on election day that tho vntea ratlnpt bc lcllv-
eret1 The split IN Tim i)cInncrat'r- ln.iustEtn!s
IA beyond healing, ami BrilHcpurt even FROM
ises to roll up majority for McCrca rather than
Soc Lynch and Lfch elected,
-.. TNR NATIONAL 1NpEsrniALs
were yesterday anenahlo 10 tho yoicc of reason
when reinforced hy tho potent argument Of
9rcanbacks:, 4 few tlays ago they aerccs! 70 pitt
Lane. candidate for er1lool Superintendent. on
their ticket. Yesterday At the earnest soliefta-
tton Of Plant. Who agreed to put up s1o0 pro-
vlt}eti tho party "t0tctt" falr, thu Executive
Committee slnltnnrity bounced I.nilo and sub
etliu.esl the present incumbent, who IL cand1-
date for reelection.
Atr. Julius Rn4cnthal having positively de-
cslnel To be candidate for Probate tu,lgt. tho
ualuc OF ]. Charles lfaincs was substituted.
Roscnheim, the Secretary Of tho Executive
Committee and enc OF its members, pulled out
Of the organization last evening, iur the rcaa,
that II has been diverted to uses atl ptitpuees
not III cunsonanco with the Constitution.
The twenty gentlemen who cotnpu.e the party
will probably vutc the stsnight ticket Tuesday,
but It Is extremely doubtful.
, 1877-11-02
LESSON or THE INDIANA TRAGEDY.


CHICAGO, Nov. ia news Item III to-slay's
issus viii affurd our foreign contemporaries
further information relating to tho remarkable
soctA sesa.Ioua existing In this country between
nastar and servnnt.
A wealthy anl respected faEme1 tn vlgo
County, Indiana, hal daughter. pretty and
accomplished young Indy. sho Was admired by
many and loved by sotna Among the attcr
was her fathers hired man, wh0 was 20 intense
tu bis alltntruttop, and ~ Jealous uf outside wi.
ultrers, that be threatened her llte II shu dared
to stnta upon another.
Her falAel waa Informed OF this, but look 10
notlce vi so slight an occurrc..n. Hut Ee
threatened to stoal Ills team, OF burn htA cprN'
crib, VI ca,urse then he would have lad scrous
occasion to be Oh hls Euartl. Tho young la.!Y
received young matt ou Sunday evening, u.l
tho h1sel nuu, true to ILLS threat, murdered lA1,
burut tic ho.lse, aud ded.
II the farmers Of tais country lived more like
young ladies' who llal solno prospects lit !fu
other thau tho dru4gery Of serYant gff], such
fellows would no ui0re aspire " thciE 1,,lstrr's
daughters than would Vutl1crbi!t's coaclluEan.
Hut 70 long u fsImafs' children arc tre4ted
like servants, Without oven tha wagcs ur ex-
peetations OF ges,i faElu-ilaud or serYant4tEi,
tbs eoys WILL become tough, uucoutl,t ltssatis-
tied HninpS, after FL l}orados beYuHt their
reach, aut the girls will never look beyond tho
Htcllen-wfntluw.
1t il necessity and = duty Tor farmers to
encourage their children to respect lloncst abur,
hui thctF labor ought neycr to degrade thell SD
nlu4:ll ~ to encourage theso belca,h them ~
disfe<psct. Rsspectfuly, Tox HuxTos.
, 1877-11-02

I1o IIna Faw More Words With tho n,ah.
n,onti People.

T1o TIna = Faw More Words with tho nlah,
n,onti People.
1stcHMoNp, Va, Nov. 1.--Tho prcs],Icnt
hrrakfnstcd with the Ilcv. Dr.. j. l.. MrNurrov.
m old sehootmate, and then went 10 the Far
Grounds, where he was soon surrounded! ty 4
crowd Of 30,0O0, aud was called upon fur 4
spcccll lie said:
tAnlzs ASp FEtiow.ClrtzhSs: am unlcs thu
dIrrction of m Intelligent aud discreet COMMITTEE
According tn Tho arrangement, the.treaktnx was
done yesterday, anLt you wlIu were not then pre..
ent !.aso the happiness u hariny escaped the IL.
may hear ny VOICE nner Ill G; seaatfa ] n nae ~ ~
aGd cr,ght S1se.nber day tA voice. ..'Thats ,ai,.
,sl wcns.es" W. I'll ns .sy fey Totd: II ons
dcncca hhsa eecn Of prosirslty. and peace, and
pe5msncnt un!on. Threat cheers.
:, Secretary. Eyarts ~as now Called for. Thu
President lOukctl around TOR ll, hut Nr
Esarta Was not at hand. The President then
crowd Ii 30 large that tho Secretary Il lost IN
IT," tl.auGllter.J
President said, ''Tht lost Is fonnd," and Intro
duccI The waulcrcr amid muei, applause.
vi. ErartA declared there scet1cd " Ia mora
Joy over tho Nadlug Of Que Cabinet A[iuIstrr
not astrav. tl.aushter.l Mr. Eyarts tlten prss
cccdcd to speak Of the varied resources ot fir-
Einia.
Brief addresses were made by other mcnbcrs
u Tie Cabtnet1 0ftcr which Mrs. l1nyes was lel
tn the railing md presented. md received WIKI
great cortlialIty by the crowd. Three cheers
were given her.
The military review formed pleasant icaturo
Of tho tny's entertainment. III carriages tia
Presidential party went from The CcntrnnlI
lIouse to sec The parade and other ccrcalu,es'
Tho President rtH!o up an,l down the lines,
standing ani uncovered, and was continually
clicered b. tic people. while the usual huuors
wcrc paf1 BY tfe military.
The mart 1aft for Nu s1Ifrrpf,t, a. r k<,yr1
Among the notable pcrsonages wtlu to,k
breakfast this morning with tho Presidential
party wcre lens. Joscph E. Johnston, ". H. +,
Lee. ". e. Wtckhain, anl John s. Morgan,
whom we're General officers In tho Couledsra,o
nfluY.
, 1877-11-02
LIFlS.
HOW HI HUNS tGIs {tVJCNL

HJ" I'M huNa Aln NtstVH
A person formerly clsfk In lAeh's oa1ee
writes Al follows 10 the 5taass- z<tanv,
IN As Eaisov o. tAs Situate k1tnng:
GnicA.u. 0et 10. ALLOW 'ae 70 Say soms words
cnncaFnink Ltsb's upright administration Of h,s
os.lcs. When 10 went In there. which wAs due u,
y ward bammers md an.ervistabi. cietks. lii
infsfnns *. sieies la no 'i iss1aGe.a nes
.pply,* 10. y knox'nx u!at tntslIikuaes was ehltfy
foFgs1tnR thai hs had not bsen esctsd Il, utlicc by
oas psEt1 amply but BY boah. ttso eumsua,eLths
I'll b ii. g ~Stl @ it ase* ~ se tsf" aass
o!tice hoars tor hls nsw.papsr, Tie t'as9t. Thus
known - "shffa" spsnt moss ii 't h,s uu,s s IL
nsn.!atlng dlsp.tehss. WAeu t.,sb gos the county
With The necessary trausl4tlon, and ihsy. Ioa gut
theIs psI from tho county. Whenever IN sieeliun
came on, ifoln tsn " afseaa n,ru wer. kups busy
sltatiens 10 meetings. Datlug Tho iIldsa eam.
psiga. o: one could asVst aad not< !hsn h.lf tas
snl hai io WORK out..asi bu. III wsse On .ba by.
10 ths solder.' Convention II lpdianspos. Fnrs
dss!s se.ssss; .si .ad ths htsis :pses as..
il tIe aanbes IT useless people wi!un b. na. ~
p0inted &Gd Nhu are o1lJ In tbs way VI The better
class Of clesks. Tuk l'klRuhA saId sunlo daJs sgo
that ths1u ought 10 ba twu acts Ut clerks ono 10
cotsecl the mIstAkcs VI The uthes. TAts IL ~ and
every 2ned c!efk viii admit II. Tbs pay ruth was
doubled By this poley, and lhs wurk was Js,osly
dono, 70 that even ths Frssb ff<a.<. which doesn't
care 4buut pltchtuR intu tbs Grues4l. said LAST
Munaay: ''lt y Gen. t-icb's owu fault that We
cannot tndorss him. fur during his trrua VI otcs he
hA1 paid Dut flO0, u0u lnuSs than hs should"
would like to Ask the ta pa} rrs how such facts
~ lhese agree With L!rbs alleged houe4sy aud
good management Mauy vii! ..y that iaeso
charges atn1ptJ election tricks; but tuat Il
70. Tho lMnseuse sauls which hu paysout monthly
1ta on record In his own ottits aad ths Cvuuty
Ttesauref's. Thcso lXurcs do not lie; and
whiewashtnx can clra4 him from these Charges.
II u impossible Tor Auch man t0 La elected the
second lime to high uDice. But u rho ta1paystt
should do such thtu: they would have no EiJnt TO
complain afterwards that shs ta4rs wcts hsh.
Take the following ~ an illustration: Iu 1874 the
1ats for county taass VA s! On ths thousand, Ia
enormous sum OF 81. 10. And thla ye4r ii will
20 higher. Notwithstanding this, tho county Is
unable to pay the IeotA ~ AI0J becone due, Ltrb,
who 10 a!so tssk Of the Board. aud hAs u siRu Ill
IT. proceedings oflcia!iy. Las n1yvf tried u check
THU t1travasAnce. lie 1.auUt Ne IL iu The hansis
;s..oa.. fhs Hing eoa.l.i. eaisdy ei
Democrats, and II would be impossible
fol 41n " pitch luto ttam Tor thslr n,l4couunct;
, 1877-11-02

then gave fuls history III rrrtat,, transaction
In which Harms tho contractor for tho Ring II,
tic board, attempted to ,lctsaud \ working
moic affection Of tic Hing for tho working
man sas forced nut] not the expression Of lie
&r,c feeling al ALL Slr. Mprrfton'a spccch was
the most effective OF the evening, aud Was tho
cause of great enthusiasm, among hi, hearers,
AURORA TURNER nALr.
4 mass-mcctlny Of the Republicans ut the
northwestern purtlun of 'ttle city wla hcli At
AurUrn Turner Hall last evening. Thc weather
was exceedingly unnropitious, hut tho large
ball was comfortably fe, wftf the intelligence
and wealth Of that section ot tue city, nni the
gathering waa one OF tho tuust enthusiastic held
during tho campaign.
The meeting was called toorlcrhy AID. BAUM.
Chairman, aud i. o. Kcr, vas elected Sccrc+
tory.
Mr. Washington licsing was the first speaker,
ani was received viii, npptause. III, said tho
dishonesty. and II Tie oil "Rina now IN corr on
trul Of tho County Government was per-
pct,latc,l IL wouii bteun,e necessary for prup-
crty-uwucrs to sell Their property to escaps
1snEih nts, iIu liz ,|cines of Tho corrupt County a
"lling,'' aud called uttcntton to the necessity
OF c1tcttng the Republican nominees Tuesday,
and ,lertatinR somewhat called attention
to What the Democracy WA DO:
III the last few s'ays kicked the only rrprc.enta-
live Of The Scandinavia, population oif its tiri.
ct, which lie prpnonicc,! at, outrageous prurec,{
ing and an Insult to that nationality which
should be resented At the polls. fArpn.lse.l
The Republicans hail sought to n,tnnnte
Scandinavian, but hail not done II. II tl,cy ha
nominated one he was certain that he would
have remained on the ticket. tAppla,isc.1 lie
next proceeded to yrntatc the management of
the County Clerks utlirt, charging that Lie!,
wns short In his accounts. lie knew whereof
se spukt.. and sa!ti he wanted to ret Lrb ont nf
the ut1lre that tic money might be counted.
Arplnusc. lie vas satisfied TINT hc was not Only
, 1877-11-02
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

N1tC1dE W1UdscA 70 3kx CaIcuo0 7F46IN(
srRlKaEgLp, ILL.,, Nov. l.-The sntcrua
revenue collections In this lts.e Elghth) Revenue
Distinct Tor Oxtobef aggregated $lSj, ,5A. ~, Or
about $4,000 less than II Nctntyre'a peksn
dlstlller3 were running.
Tbs Stats Auditor has taken ssckn 10 ento'n
the Commercial League Association Vi Chica.o,
III outXsuwtA VI tho dGlungt Protection Lie,
from doing business Ia this State. 1t caunot.
the Auditor hut4s, take risks IN Illinois without
putting up the securities required By ths tnsIk'
stlee laws.
flrs-Iusurauce Company VI Hamburg, Gcftu4uy.
TLe pnuclpA olhce III the United Btstcs L. III
New York.
Twenty Saline County bouda, issusd iu Ald ~
segistslsl IL tte 6tate AUDITORS olGtu to-dAJs
, 1877-11-02

Ss<aai EsoateA 70 TA4 Chicago Tr1sssA
LEXINGTON. Kp., Nov. l.-Thu National
ShorteHotu Convention to-day, after An auI-
mated debate on tbs subject Ut pedlgrers, re-
fused, by = vo,e Of 20 70 Q, to allow animals
with atx thoroughbred erosses not tsaeinx buck
to Imported afro s1.A 1sm. 'T4s prescnt ru'et
therefore, stands. On tho subject of coloF III
ktlurth0rus, tht Convention rcaolTetl that culof
uas matter Ut Latte, tancY, anI fashion, not
affecting the quality Vt the aaiu,M Of this meat
aud milk, and that the public taste prefcr1sn+:
rcd ~ Z color 10 tha cxcluatun Ut
other colors l. Injurious TO tho saoss-hotn'
animal could not havo bad cotUr. Tn tle
subject OF breeding It wss sgrred tAat, lpf nl'k
purposes, hctlcrs might u bred early: 10y
beef purposes should be nlatured helurs bfe"'.
The Convention adjourned to utet next year ID
NaAhY11te, Tenu.
, 1877-11-02
THE FRIEND or THE woRK1xaMAx.

70 rt Editor Of Tap Tribune.
CHioA1o. Nov. f.-fs Hermann l.ieb friend
OF the poorf Whom asked to buy ticket for
Al entertainment At tho Worktnnmen's 1lail
fnr the benefit Of children without parents md
almost In destitute circumstances, be positively
declined to subscribe the small amount Of 81
for the sario. Let worklname,l not forget his
charity on clection-slaT. We, the undersigned,
mutually pledge ourselves to help defeat him
roh,r+ r r.r,hnr toh, c....t, ~.
H. OIn,ishnns i. Mrf,nrthv rnn!3,;ns5 i;n5'n.'
jndee. i. i,yan. Thomas Johnston, wi1j,sm m
White. Frank Coran .inunr* Carroii, Tho,nns Tsr.
nr{, John Lof.n, :tohn kelley, Then'as Norao.
!: lingnn' d; Mccarthy Thomas oMnlley, John
9'ne n =; rsndefSse, + n,. naef;, % Jon ksnns'
.,nhn lIrasy' inbn e Mccs,thx XHi,,,o saaey' sn1eyr'
JUn 1,oian: rwa1d Tschnr tohn .si,h," hs"rar' 5
isradley, j. Iinricy, =, l;oan, Martin Twoher.
i. Lan{n, b. tlilIn, ii. McSiahon, d. r, iIayes.
William 1.attn. 4. Tlopk!ns, r.. Holland, John
a!Hngan. j. Ler. John krnncdy. +. Henley. ".
knnsn, II. o!!iten, John +: Norton, I. Hayes, 7.
tnRets' IL y n,Least y. Me;!afn. r: Ca'''n. u.
son Mane; i,cnn,s Kn,o: - w.. ~ 'T- a
fuii. +. fjuno,sr. jain D'ia;cy. = Nn,iov' II
Kelly. William Mooney, Thomas f.soI. William
Gilmore.
-
AH. BOWMAN, Nh SCHNEIDER. AND MR. LIED.
70 ths Editor at T'ht Tribune.
CHICAGO, Nov. LIN TIB TRIBUNE OF this
mnrninr All tnterytew between Tnlnusp rr-
.,...a. ...,I a., ,m..If ,t... .,..,,s ..,e,,~t -
t''l ".'' "5se' h"e" no.,e seeoant u pcf-
sonal attack upon NC lwhlch, by tlle way. was q
, 1877-11-02

rernn1ly, 1t WAS through tho fling that he had tho
cnu1ty printing tor coupir OF years; and thirtl.
y. every month the pay rolls have to be approved
hy tic County Honrl.
Cook Connty want to knaw n,oro All thrY have TO
IN IL 10 W To the bctfcr clerks in the office, who
can give material enough to make M article for
every dAy the year thro,igh. Az QLp CLknK.
, 1877-11-02
AT HEADQUARTERS

srccch. The Club adjourned until Monday
evening At the same placo,
, 1877-11-02

Ats4AAt%A villa kAV NtAt4 uAlAE~
Tic tntluatsta! headquarters were cleared Of
oil reporters and outsiders after the candidates
lad tFod its sarscd soll. Lynch was represented
by Ills brother John. They wauted several
thousand out Of that "bar'l." There was 4
ranged, provided Tum Is willing. and Is balu to
have been Il compromise On t3,0U. Lteb WA
Expected to plunk down SQUARE $l,0Ni, ToM
Kavanaugh was kindly treated the others being
expcttrd to pay his why. Tom Barrett mas
asked tu poney up kaUO and George ID. Plant alike
amount. Tlc three candidates for Judeea-Alti-
lcr, dulith. un1 llalncs-were Askc,i for $500 car
, 1877-11-02

PslR1n COmultttta, We would haya had the beat
Ticket over put into the ticld. As II Is, sulas
49, - fo0ls ha4l 10 60 ~ tlnkcrIug with tho
thing, and now YOU see what you've done"
And there were others on the Committee, and
unite number Of tho crowd ol outsiders, who
took the Aamo ytaw OF u,attcrs, and expressed
that view iu = WAY equally cleAt And equally
fUrlibit.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

The union Of romance and science
was shown IN wedding At Warner last
week. Adelaide b.. daughter Of Cashier
Gilman G. George. Of the kearsarge
Bank, then high-school teacher, took
her pupils 70 the State Antiquarian So
ciety's rooms ~ Contoocook In 1873,
and, becoming Interested in some West
ern mineral specimens ~ the Rev. silas
ketchum, the President. wrote to the
Postmaster Of Pipestone, Mimi. 10 OBJ
tain some. The letter fell into the
hands Of Charles II Bennett. OF Michi-
gan, who was interested in Pipestone' 5
real estate, and he wrote 10 The New
Hampshire schoolma'a am and finally
visited her. As Miss George is unusual
~ attractive a. well as Intelligent, he
fell IN love with her. and finally pro-
posed and was accepted. Last week
they sent forthe Key. Mr.. ketchun, now
Of Windsor, Conn. and who first
brought them together. 10 marry them.
which he did, receiving in part payment
fine Indian hatchet and pipe and the
deed Of lot ~ land in Pipestonc City
-.Sprtn1feM Repnbifc1n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-10-26

Joy 20 the Afflicted. One Of our most
eminent American Chemists has discovered
process whereby he obtains, in palafabls
form, all the active medicinal properties OF
the East India Cinchona bark, without dis
turbing the iiTitant and inert matter. In this
preparation the alkaloids are in their native
combinations, and the same proportions Of
the ingredients are maintained a. exist in the
celebrated bark from the Neilgherry hills.
This preparation l. called CLIFFoRD's FEB
RIFUGE- and j. fast taking the place OF Out
nine and the so-caled Ague Cures. etc, in
the market. J. G.. RICHARDSON. Prop'r,
For sale by all Druggists. ST. Louis.
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KISGsroRD's OswEGo Corn STARCH, being
pure. requires ,sss quality, and Is more del
cate and nutritious for puddings. cusiards,
etc. than any other preparation
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Giten ANag-A strange. mysterious and most
extraordinary Book. entitled 1.-THE BOOK OF
WONDERS Containing, with numerous
curious pictorial illustrations, the mysteries of
the Heavens and Earth. Natural aud Super
Natural. Oddities. Whimsical Strange Curiosi-
ties, Witches and Witchcraft, Dreams, Super
stitions, Absurdities, Fabulous, Enchantment,
etc In order that AL may see this curious
book, the publishers have resolved TO give II
away 70 all that desire TO see IT, Address, BY
postalcard, Y. GLEASON & Co, 73S Washing
ton street. Roston Mass
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orr lNrrrDEyCE THE CAUSE or CoSsUMP-
TIoS.-How many Of us can date the cause OF
our last sickness 10 either a crowded room and
then coming out in cold air. or wearing damp
clothes, causing coneh which settles upon
the lungs, producing seated pains in the chest.
Aliens Lung Bai-ain will check the disease
and restore health - ,he ss~ferl. II only used
~ time Remember and call al the Drug Store
for Aliens Lung Bal-am. Every family should
kerr, IN M hand