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4 CLUSTER Of Golden Opinions
FOR TIE ss4n
BRAD1tlIny PIANO,

Have manufactured and IN use owe Il, 900 irstru
ments
The peculiar charm Of this Piano is its adarta.
ticn to the human voice as an accompaniment,
owing to its sympathetic, mellow, yet rich and
powerful singing tones.
we can indorse them as worthy Of the fullest con
fdence Of the public. We are using the Bradbury
rianos IN cur famiiess and they give entire sat
Persons at a distance need feel no hesitation In
sending fer Their illustrated price-iist and order
n Sg from 4 OF to ords. second hand Pianos and
Mfe y. 8 Grant, Washington. Gen. O. E. Bah.
Sosk, Washington Gen ": u ,Relknap. Secretary
y War: Chief Justice s. +. Chase. Admiral D. D.
r NJ g; Creswell. Wash. Rev. o, H. Tiffany
wash. Robert Bonner, n. y. Grand Central Ho-
ss n 7. w St Sie a.os aSts Ss. . q
Rev. " Nor Punshon, Lond. T. s. Arthur Phil
" W.: John R chalnpsrs Phil ATTY Cen willias
usaneid, Cincinnati. Rev. I. b. Bugbie, Cincin-
natl; Dr.: j. N. Reid, New York Dr.. G.
n pS; smss Halt; pr \ B Ridgayay.N 7. Philip
It Fischer. Phil. Rev. j. &. Cookman, n. Y.
chaplain McCabe. Chicago. Rev. Al. Kynett, D.
Z Z. hey r3 Daniel Curry p Rev: W; =. BePuy
Wise. n: 7. Sands So Church, Brooklyn Bislls
op Merrill, ST. Paul. Bishop l. w wiley. Rev.
4 8 !nskiP: N. Y: Rev: Luke Hitchcock. CHM.
Army ~ s., - = -, - i
p: z. Dewitt Talmage, says: ..Fris nd Smith Is
Msthodist. but bis pianos are all orthodox you
Bishop Ames says NY Bradbury Piano is
~ yoa ss!ssd and i IN Al respects. IN teSnsss
could s desired 2 2oaes truly s''''''''s '''
baltimore Nd. Jan. 1874. - y = = :
combines Il grow better every ;iss and mysels
ala ia1Ay more and more II hove with 1t.
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cheeks. A bale Of prairie hay is show !,
cut when the giAss y young and tender
Such hay is quite sweet. and cattle eat it
readily
A heFtarirp. ccntaining over thou
sand specilSens ct native plants and
grasses. is shown ne herb srium il
ssIf is remarkable for the style of its CON
struction. 1t has several drawers for
c,rds, on which specimens are pasted.
Adore these are zcrY large cards arran-
| ged vertically III; in front Of The OF her,
and slid n Mechanically BY means Of a
string attached to The slide or the closet.
This arrangement is se y complete and
csnYenicut fer the larger specimens,
which would BIZ unhandj If placed in
| large books.
A plant call poiygonum an pllibiun is
shown, which promises 10 be valuable
agent FOR taaniug pup ISIS lis analysis
shows i TO possess ii ore t:.nnic acid
| than the best sunIac. Several skins t4n-
ned with this / Ia are shown. and The
tanner, Nr. 7. II der, Of 0nawa, says
leather tarns dwit.I it is snpclior to thai
| tanned with oak bark An establishment
has been started II prepare an extract
from the pllnts. wllic:, grow in endless
quantities on The M,sso ri river bo. tor,
lands.
STOCK RAISING
The only evidence Of tie importance or
this branch of agriculture found among
the exhibits is lot Of wool Samples from
Cotswc;i sheep, fion lambs wool TO the
longest grown. The pasture lands of tie
Western slope are well adapted to wool
growing, and the business has CONNIE nc
ed to attain some Importance. In 1874
the product was :, 3y6.2l3 pounds.
Cattle raising is becoming one of the
most protitabl. Industries in the State.
Unliinitel quantities Fl a very nutritious
natural grass; call, d the blue Joint, can
be had for the cutting aid curing. and
the cost Of raising cattle is not gre l..
The Improvement of the stock has iro-
crossed quite rapidly within few years,
and fine herds of Dcvens, Hercfords,
Jerseys, Ayrshircs, and Hols.eins have
been collected, which Will compare favor
ably with those Of any other State. But
ter and cheese are produced in la ge guam
titles In 1874 the butter product was
35.17i.53l pounds, and in quality it ranks
as firss-class. A snail refrigerator filed
with imprint butter has been on exhibit
ion in the section ali through the summer.
1t is from the Edgewood Creameries, at
Manchester, and received the gold medal
of the butter and cheese Association,
which held lis annual convention here.
1t is the pride of the State, however,
tina, Iowa raises more hogs than any
State in the Unicn. ii is believed that
freights can be saved, and the money put
into the farmers pocket. BY converting the
cheap corn into pork, and in no branch
of farming has there been greater success.
There were in 1874 s, 0S6, 161 iogs-an ex-
cess of 240,005 over any other State.
The total value of the products of live
stock Of all kinds in 1874 was s4a, 2G1 ,039;
OF the dairy, $S39S,2i2; and the farm,
1921, 407, 07S. -- Philadelphia Public Ledg-
f1 =
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III cz1::cks s:2fE c9yvEyzolk

Tic Twensv ant Annual Stale Con.
frpfiusf n III lte{nilicah in: Is IT 1uwa,
~ Z. - Hc:d Il DtE Nbints, On
NedBesday. JnHr Al, 1871,
fsr tie par;,o<c Of making the following
unIiiEasiuu<s a;
One md. ix{c f0r Governor.
une Candid 3e fsr Lieut. Governor.
One Candidate fur Superintendent o
Public In<fruciion
Oae candidate fDr Srprcnc Judge.
The fa.i misrepresentation will be, one
deIcea.: TX cpci, county in The State,
and in "a Hilton thereto. me delegate for
rst.l, 2k>0 vnfesor friction over 100, cast
Tor Him. Josinss T. Young for Secretary
III Si4ir. ri the geacfnl election Of 1875.
Tanrn Guunty Is entitled e " dele
gatsx.
We invite alto uni(e viii, US in the
Convention and tl,e campaign, who be-
5scvc Il, tlyc sleatf .st and uBwavcring
rrincivIfssB Right. Liberty and Justice,
as rxciupfiHssi N the rasi record and
platforms ~ HE Republican party from
lis birth whtn il began its uHco3lpromis-
ing crusade ,iisoa human slavery, until
the last xbuct!c fell, and the slave be-
came 4 nan endowed by this party with
all the fs.Isix his former master possesses,
and in y hicA lie mast be protected ut any
cost; who believe in c!lefisiing With prid
uuahatcd lis devotion 10 the cause Of loyal
~ against treason. ard who can Fever for
get the services uf The loyal blue. though
fofeiying tlip rebel gray; who bclieyct that
The United States Of Amcrica i u nation
and not merely Confederation Of States;
who believe in The vigorous enforcement
of The constitutional amendments, both in
letter ard spirit. Tor the absolute aud
complete protection Of ail--tl:c weak MS
well as The strong, in every right Of suff-
!. rage. citizensl ip, liberty and equality:
wi,o believe the majority should rulc,
and deprccaic Ill attempts at political
Terrorism and intimidation. and all polit-
sicai or Df1icial liberation Herewith: who
believe that igncrancc and vice go hand
in hand. -afsi who therefore desire to see
our FREE schools nuriured and fostcrcd,
MS The hest safeguards Of the nations life;
who believe that until these ends are ac-
Gem lislled and these rights guaranteed
and secured ny the inmate Of the lowliest
hcrcl in tho lard as well as the inhabi-
tart oftbe ralatial abode. that the work
of The Republican party is not yet accom-
plished. we invite to cooperate with us
in keeping alive The fires upon the party
altar, and unite With us in giving The State
a good. economical and carefully admin
isicred government, tIiilrglI ctr nomi
GEES
By order Of The Republican State Cen
trail Committee.
IIEsEy c. LEIGHTON,
Chairman
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FORTY YEARS BEFORE ThE PUBLIC.
DR.. C. MCLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
FOR GHE CURE OF
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the edge
of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the leftside; the
patient is rarely able to lie on the left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder blade, and it frequently ex-
tends to the top of the shoulder, and is
sometimes mistaken for a rheumatism in
the arm. The stomach is affected with
loss ofappetite and sickness; the bowels
IN general are costive, sometimes alterna-
tive with lax /; the head is troubled with
pain, accompanied with dull, heavy
sensation in the back part. There is
generally a considerable loss ofmemory,
accompanied with a painful sensation Of
having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight, dry
cough is sometimes an attendant. The
patient complains of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his spirits
are low; and although heis satisfied that
exercise would be beneficial to him, yes
he can scarcely summon up fortituc
enough to try it. In fact, he distrlists
every remedy. Several of the above
symptoms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few ofthem existed
yet examination ofthe body, afferdea
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Il ?ublicaa Corsfy Convention.

A Convention Of The Republican Parry
of Tamn County Iowa, win meet at the
Court House IN Toledo, on Saturday the
23d. day Of June 1877. at I o'clock p. NJ.
for the purpose Of rpoiniing l3delegates
10 represent said County in the Stale Re-
publican Convention, TO be held Mt Drs
Moincs on The 9Th, Gay of June 1877,
pursuant 10 call.
The ratio Of representation Willie One
Delegate for eacIl Township and in addi-
ton thereto inc delegate for every %
votes or fraction thereof If 10 or more.
cast for Josiah r. Young for Secretary Of
s,atc At tic gcner election in 1915.
The rpenrt.tiye TOwrsli,s viii, be cnti-
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FOR GOVERNOR.

As the time for the State convention APP
proaches the contest for the gabcrnatonal
office narrows down TO few me-. Three
or four months ago nearly every paper in
the State suggested different candidate,
and many Of them were really good men,
who if elected would 90 credit 10 them
selves and the State, while many others
were only seeking a little momentary
notoriety which would naturally result
from having their asmes used in conncc-
ton with the position.
One of the first persons naiaed for the
Office was Hon James Wilson, of lama
County We have n-ver had an oppor-
tunity to converse with Mr.. Wilson on
the subject but have seen it stated thai
he would not be candidate before the
convention. lie would make Il most OK
cellent officer if he would take the position
though we presume h. d.sircs season Of
rest from his long public ea'ics. He has
been before the pcope in the position of
Legislator--first State. then Nalional-for
ten years, and we believe there is no man
,who has clercror better record than he
The friends Of Mr. Buren, r Shc!nian
have insisted ON him allowing the use OF
Ills name, but he would not consent to il,
though we believe had he allowed his
name to be brought out he could have re-
ceived the nomination al the Convention,
which would have bet ratified by large
majority at the polls
But the most prominent person in the
canvass, the one whose name has been
used more frequently and who has receiv-
ed the most nattering recommendations
and the most severe censures is John II.
Gear, Of Burlington. He started out with
the endorsement of numbcrof papers in
different parts of the State, and in order
to counterfeit the favor with which his
name was received the story was started
that he was liquor dealer in Burlington.
This has had the desired effect Of causing
some OF his supporters to ''wait a biz" 10
see If it was true, and has givsn his enc
mics q splendid chance to Ego for him
at lively rate. We have been informed,
however, that there is no truth in the
story. The facts Of the case are that when
he bought his present establishment there
,4oas some whiskey in it, but he never re-
retailed drop, and at once and Instant
atty closed out and wound up that branch
.of business, making one less wliskey
shop in Burlington. That he ie able no
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Twill mail {free) the reet ipe for prepar-
ing simple Vegetable Balm tat will re-
move TAN, FRECKLES, PIMPLES and
BLOTCHES, leaving the skin soft, clear
and beautiful; also instructions for pro-
ducing luxuriant growth Of hair on a
bald head or smooth face. Address, Ben.
Vandelf & Co., Box 6ia1, No ) Woes ter
ST., N. Y.
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c. IL Ns-v
LIN I@.
Ckics 60 g I.ertL-STestc,l. R.silw9y
| Embraces uldis one H,srae mrn; The Great
Trunk Railway LINES 81 the Vi EST and NORTH
llpeciig's fnrnss The shortest and auitk,si UTE
| fe. cen Chicigo and gl, points in Iili..os. Wis
c Tsir. y, rtsern Michigan aiuI "a. Iowa.
ej.ash. California ana ti- West, RI T .rrifors
lis
Omaha and calisorrla -.:re
! Is TIE eirrft:l 3tf b. IT route h,frvu Z iraan
ard All ,gJ, rs il, Nor, I'm Ilsino Jcwr i,aL -
| Nch a. ka Avypu,i, z t'ooril.. Utah Nevs,'a
| California Or goi. China. IA MI and au tra'ia.
| chicago, s.. TAIL {. 1zsraeapolis Line
! i Che huri Ii ls tween hea and all points
~ \. nhern ai~, uis;l and MINNESOTA. inI Tor
Mad sen. St Paul. pncapriis Duluth, ait al
points in III, Great Northwest lis
Z, Crosse. ys,ncna / 81. Peter Line
| rs lie ''ost route between Oh eag and Ia Cr,ss"
Winena Roeli' ster owi't.,nia. Mant.tp 81. rttt,
New Uiis and all loatts il. sonthtin aud ,oEira
Minnesota. lis
Green Fay & rEarcuettc Slnc
Is The only lin between chea-o and Janssyii'e,
WATERFOWL fend d. Lac. oshkosh. Apre'top
4 Green Bay rs shanahs. N,eau,tee. M,,,iHettez
iionehio. .iaaeeok aAd the Like Saperier cogn-
tiA. is
FEeeFoFt 81 AUEufUc Line
Is the nnl, route tetwce Chicago and rlsin
,;ochinid- Freepcrt. ara al pai,i.s via Fee port
is
Chicago &c Milwaukee L.ge
IS The oil Lake Shore Route and IL the o.ly one
| n ny h,twten Chicago and Eyris on Lake
/ Forest. High aud Park. Wnuk, gun Ratiu-
X uosra and " wauk,e
Pullman Palace Drawing Room Gags
are run all through baths of this ioad- ~
This is tie ONLY LINE running ih,s cays he.
iwen tEicaga end st. Hau, and MineaIirrs
fhieaso and Milwaukee. Chicago and NinciIa ii
Chicago aud Gieen Fay f s
Csse COZ neeti, ms u n,; e al hie ago v Tho
| Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern eli; gan Ce.i..
lfai- i'aitininfe 4 oh q. P,ttsbl q Ft Wayne Il
Iiiita5 +. KAN asee Lane and Pan Han ,e Roates
Tor all points EAST. SOUTH. EAST ulId with tit.
/ Chicago Alton and Illinois Central for Mi poipis
1 SOUTH a1 fI-- - - fO''S
Oh Sc connections are also Ma i with iii, Uaipn
4 facihc IL Il nj Omaha for f,r West points
ctose t5aaecff0as ere made ii Junction lo;sf-
tf5fh fidias OF all cross points. 80 q
Tickeis-ascr this route ar. sold by a Common
licket Agents II. lie United States and Canatas
itemenb ynu ask for yeur Tickets va tle
hienso \ N,rh Wsat, IN Railway, and AXE none
I other -
i New York Office. No Al, Broadway. Boston
once No. ) STATE Strict; Omaha Office 2J5 Firm
| nam Street; San Francisco Office. III Bpnfgom-
irry Street; chicago Ticket Offices 81 c Street
nnder sherman House; IS Canal corner Mad'sc-
| street; kinzie Street d. pot. corner w Kinzie
/ an Cana Street,; Wells Street Depot corner
Wells and kinzie Streets.
FER rates or information not aftainable frcm
yonE home ticket agents. apply to
w. II. sTENNkif. MARVIN HUGHITT
Gen 'iars.A Ct, Chicago ,'eu'l Mang'r, Chesgo
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay,
and all the effects of youthful indscre
ton will, for the sake of suffering humani-
ty, send free to all who need it, the re-
cire and direction for making the SIMPLE
remedy by which he Was cured. Sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers ex-
perience caf do SO by addressing in per-
feet confidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN. AZ Cedar.St.. N. Y.
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.A.sorAiaf initiation is extended 10 all.
that full representation may be secured.
BY order OF County Central Committee,
THOMAS S. FREE.
Chairman.
Dated, Toledo, May e6tIl. 1871.
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TO CONSERVATIVES,

The ADVERTISER, having bcen permali-
emily cured of that dread disease, Con-
sumption, by a single remedy, is anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the
means of cure. To all who desire it, he
will send copy of the prescription used,
free of charge,) with the directions for
preparing and Using the same. which they
will find SURE CURE for Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address,
Rey. E. A. WILSON,
1914 Penn ST., Wil!iamsburgh, N. Y.
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DIVORCES

DIvOKCES
Legally and quietly obtained in every
State and Territory, for Incompatibility
and other causes, no matter where the
party resides. - years experience Fee
after decree. All letters confidential.
Address, A. ]. DEXTER, Atty, Rooms
& 8, 1872 Dearborn-st.- Chi ago, Ill. I'm
questionable references given. Cores
pondence with the legal profession invited
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Pal'nssn Palace Drawing Room Gags

are run on all through ha'ns OF This icad# III
This is tie ONLY LINZ running ihe $. cars be-.
iwe.n tEicaso and st. Eau, and Minneapolis
\ chicago and Milwaukee, Chicago and Wiueiia i,
! Chicago and III cen lay 4
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GSR

DENTIST!
win be at Toledo the second Nor d: OF every
w MOI tb and remain one week at DR.. SoHst
..rs Office. Also al Traer the 3rd Monday or ehcl
month, remaining ore week. Filling teeth viii
Gold, speciality All other work done
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Is The only lin between Chicago and Jane yii'e
! Wattrtown fehd d. Lac. osl kosh Ape ton
4 Green Lay rs shanahs. N..au,,ee. Marquette,
| iionehio. .iaaceck a.l the Like Saperier Cvun-
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Green Fay s HFarquettc Elnc

Winona. Hoe, ater. owgt.,iia Mant..tu 81. ictti
New Uiis, and n, ronits III sontatin aud ,ortr,l
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Is the na, route tetwcc Chicago and i,lai
':oehfrd, Freeptrt. ara al psiin. 5 via Fec 20
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SI--csGo, s.. FAIL {. HziEaeapolis L.ne
i the huri Ii b tween hea q and all points
NJ n tihern Nisi ufs;h and Minnesota anl Tor
Mad sen. st. Paul. piicapriis, Duluth. AMI al
pciIis in III lc.nf Nnclhixt 81 LIS
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-16
COMMUNICATED.
For Clerk Of Court.

At the solicitation Of many friends
L have consented to allow myself to
be made candidqto for the Office of
Clerk of Court for Fairfield county.
So here I doffm hat, mako my bow,
throw my banner to tho Ireozc, and
from tho high pinnacle Of fame pro.
claim myself a candidate. Yes-liyc
or die, sink or swim, survive or
perish, I am bound to run. If
elected, I plclgo myself not to put
on airs, or past my hair in the mid
die, OF allow any man to drink by
himself. L will chccrfully rccom-
mond all patent medicines, and sign
oil petitions. and lend money when
L have it. [ claim that the untirinc
zeal L showed in tho last campaign
should not be overlooked. l fought
day md night for tho cause. Yes,
follow citizens, I was going
from one bnr-room to another
and [ never during tho whole of
that trying timo allowed any man to
drink by himself. Often have 1 en-
dangercd my life for tho glorious
cause, while lying in exposed places
where might have been crushed by
any passing wagon. Follow citizens,
can you forgot such services {?
Methinks I hear tho sound of many
voices eXclaim, No )! MOI! Follow.
citizens, [ have many claims for the
office; for I nm very poor and ]
have a very largo family--in fact,
SO extensive that I sometimes fear
an action for bigamy. Besides, fell
low citizens, I have bcon near tho
flashing Of the guns, and have smolt
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-16
The Fence Law.

The act just passed relating to
the abolition of fences is of such
importance that we. present syuop-
Isis, embracing 'its principal points.
1t will. be sem that it has boon care.
fully drawn up SO rs to suit almost
'ovory ono. It provides
1st. That upon the writton appli-
cation Of fifty taxpayers of any
township, it shall DO tho duty of the
county commissioners to order IN
'olection in TINT township between
tho 10th and Goth Of August, or
lthe 10th and Goth Of Doccmbcr in
any year, sixty days ,notico being
given III ono or moro Of tho news
papers published in tho county.
Tho commissioners aro to appoint
election managers and regulate all
details Iof tho vote. Iftho township
votes for tho abolition of fonces. tho
NV shall take offoct in tho township
n the 1st of Jsnuary following tho
lection. Ahor this it shall be
mlawfuffor stock to run at large in
tho township.
I'd. Upon Merapplication of fifty
axpayors in 'each township of q
county, an election shall be ordered
simultaneously for tho whole county,
polls being oponed,in each township.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-16

If a majority of tho townships vote
aye, tho fence law shall bo abolished
throughout tho county. If not,
then it shall bo abolished only in
those townships that voted for its
abolition.
3d. After the abolition Of the law
in any township, ownors Of stock
will be liablo for damages caused to
crops Of other parties, and tho case
will be triod before II trial Justice on
warrant for trcspnss.
4th. When a township or county
adopts the change, tho county com-
missonors must build legal fonco
around tho entire township or coun
ty, erecting proper gates on tic
highways. The township or county
will be taxed to maintain the fence.
9Th. All laws now existing regard
ing fences will apply to the public
fence.
cn, n,. ,
tho highways will be responsible for
damage inflicted OH crops.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-16

powtler-for l have been shot at
several times orgotting few water,
melons.
With all the above claims, L hope,
whom tho time comes to put the
thing in tho box, that it will contain
tho namO of
Yours very truly
and respectfully,
JOSEPH JUNIPER.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-06-16

Of al frauds Of Grantism, Pierre
pont, tho minister to England, op-
pears to bo tho worst. Divers an
ccdotcs arc related of his tunkcvisn,
and snobbcry. He onco wrote to q
spiritualistic medium to discover
whether he was related to Ihdy Mary
Wortlcy Montague, who was a
Piorrepont, and since he has been
in England he has asked and OBJ
tanned from Earl Mancrs permission
to uso tho PieTcpont arms on his
coach and pocket handkcrchicfs.
His last announcement is that public
business will prevent him from ac-
ccpting any private invitations. A
few years ago he gave II private
dinner, the bill of fare Of which con,
tanned M elaborate description OF
tho wines served with the price paid
per bottle for each kind. Grant
'romovcd Motley, tho historian, with
out any :protcxt, and appointed
> Schcnok to succeed him at the court
'of st. james. Schenck was com-
PEELED to leave, and now Picrropont
'disgracos Our people. No wmldc1
America stands badly with the
10 larsted. .Britishcrs.