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Herbert Howard. Hickman, .S5. 600
Lawrence Muse. Hickman 1000
Joab l. Entler Hickman ........,.... 1000
Sam'l Irvine, Hickman. ...... 5000
George Caldwell. Hickman =. 600
John LauderdaIe. Hickman 495
VIM McCluskey, Hickmsn............ 90
Chas Oswald do .......... 600
Fl d Robinson, do .......-.. 5000
John Tyler, do ......... 5000
VIM Roper, do .......... 1000
James Jones, do ......... 5000
Col H Davis, do ......... 5000
A T Jones, do ......... 800
Daniel Murphy, do ......... 1000
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OF all Kinds. done at this Office.
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Macy JANE HARDEsTER,
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SAMUEL EANDRUM.
General Insurance Agent,
EE 4 q. H&ERR =aHa,

The following old Reliable Companies
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TO ALL
I'D R. 8 w A " n E.
Thediscoverer and compounder of the far
~ famed
~ DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup of.WIId Cherry,

and other valuable preparations, entered upon
his professional career with. the important ad-
vantage of a:reguiar SMedicali Education in
one of the oldest and best schools in Philadel-
Iphia.- and. perhaps, IN the World. He subse-
quently served fafthfhl-term OF praetfce m
the Phliadelphia, ,Dispensary, and for many
years attended also in the Hospital. In these
institutions. he enjoyed the most ample oppor-
tunities of obtaining an insight into diseases
IN al. their various forms, as well as ascertain
ing the best methods of their. treatment. In
offering, therefore, to the people of the United
States the fruits of his extensive, professional
experience in the medical compounds as the
best results of his skill and observation, he
feels that ne is prohering u boon to every fam
lily throughout theland. resting, as he does,
confidently in the merits and efheacious vir-
tues of the remedies he herewith commends.
The vast amount of testimony from all parts
of the world has proven "DR SwAYNEs COM
POUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY" the best
eficacious remedy known, and it is admitted
by our most eminent physicians, and all who
have witnessed its wonderful healing proper
ties. The WILD CHERRY, in all ages the
world, and in all countries where it is known,
has been justly celebrated for its wonderful
medical qaadiiies, eutSits great power to care
sone oftne wpfst and most ydisl ressi ng d iseA.
the ex periments OF That sk lied phy ysicfan, DR..
Swayne. had demonstrated its high ada pta-
li9n; o. in combination with Pine Tree Tar and
which, chem icsliy cpmbined. .s.rshdsrs its ac-
| ton tenfoid more certain and oenehcial In Gu
| ring all diseases of the throat, breast, and
lungs. DR.. SWAYNE'S. w LID ca ERR
COMPOUND strike aL the r0os Of disoan % BY
e,gis ing ne blood sr:storipg the .liysf sat a
nervous and shattered constitution. 1t doe,
SO without. prostrating or weakening the bo'
dy inaayisay. It cnfss lnot .oniy 81 .lang
wasted or impoveris he'd sfate of the hoods
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ST. NicllOlaS.

st. Nicholas is brilpfull of the most
fascinating prose and poetry and beau
tiful pictures. 1t is the magazine par
excellence for the young folks. Thomss
Hughes, author OF TON Browns.
Schooldays," contributes hearty,
stirring Talk The article is written
in he authors best style. The boys
especially should not overlook it,. J. #.
Trowbridge smother favorite of boys,
brings the hero of his serial story into
very exciting adventure on the Ohio
River. A serial story for girls, too, is
begun in this number. 1t is entitled
'Pattikin's House, 1t is illustratedsby
Mary A. Haheek. "a Talk about
Caharies,' by Ernest Iugersoll, forms
another attraction for the girls, and con-
tains description of the varieties and
habits of Canaries.' Prof. Richard A.
PrOct or continues his admirable series
of 'Star-paI es, and tells as all about
the Stars for Febuary,' Illustrating his
paper with the usual brilliant sky
pictures Celia Thaxter furnishes q
good poem, and Lucretia p. Hale gives
most amusing account of The Peter
kins at the Centennial There are
several fine short stories, such as Clever
Joe,' and The Crafty Fox;' the poetry
Of the number shows the usual variety
and excellence. =. :
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Galaxy.

The Galaxy for February opens with
an historical article by the Hon. Gideon
Welles, revealing certain hitherto un-
published facts cobuecteu with the
early years of the Rebellion, and she'd
ing new light upon the character and
theories OF President Lincoln.
The study OF the supernatural is a
prominent feature ofthe new number.
GOmmander Luce, a distinguished
officer of the U. s. Navy, commanding
the U. 5. s. Hartford, presents his
theory of spiritual manifestations,
Pldnchette, and other phenomena, an
cIent and modern, in an article entitled
The Modern Pythia.' Following Cap
tam Luce's article is a very striking
story entitled 'Aut Dlabolus Aut Nihil, ,
in which Russian prince and Chath-
aO'ie priest literally 'raise Sthe~ Devil;'
hiS satanic majesty coming in answer
to their incarnation, without his custo-
mary hoOfs and tail, presenting him
sell In The gulse OF a youth OF hand.
some, lateliectual visage. In sharp
contrast With thesetwo nnca nny arti-
cles is humorous poem by Bret Harte.
which Is sandwitched between them.
Mr.: Waiter Burffngame, a Son OF the
hate minister at aud afterward from the
court OF China, coGtrfbhtes an impor-
tant chaplsr- Of modern history: II
sketch Of the efforts made OF late years
by the English Government to explore
and open to commence the ancient
route between Persia and China.
These EXPECTATIONS which had long been
carried on through serious obstacles,
were ut length ended in September last,
by the murder OF Mr.. Margary, one ol
the best Oriental scholars aud most &C
Somplished men in the English civil
service. Mr. Richard Grant White
brings to close in this mum ber his in
teresting and valuable series of articles
on thes reading sOf Shakespeare. The
number contains she first three chapters
Of Justin MeCasthy's new novel, Miss
Misanthrope,' iThe Galaxy is look
ing up in thedePartmente OF poetry, and
TINS number contains some admirable
poems fron, William Winter, Bret
Harie, Margaret j. Preston, tine laure-
ate ot the South, and Miss De We're.
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FEBRUARY MAGAZINES.



S Seribner, for FEBRUARY, presents rich
ta bic Of contents. The opening paper,
7Tr0at Fishing in the Rangeley Lakes,
10y Edward Seymour, is most attrae.
tive, illustrated article on the most
fascinating of outdoor sports. Gen.
Geo. b. Mcclellan contributes a second
paper on a Winter on the Nile,
which is also illustrated in an elegant
manner with eastern scenes. THAT
Lass o. Lowrie's,' and DIR. Hollands
Nicholas Minturn.' Farmer Barrett's
Romance stoiy by SAKE Holm, is be.
gaHs bern -,Shieh- Gilbert w bite
has made famous by his inimitsble
Natural History, is the esuhject ofan en-
tertaininiHg essay, and many ingrav-
ings. 'The Microscope among the
Flowers, is another illustrated contri-
button. Henry. Baldwin, an officer
who was near Farragut during the
Mobile Bay fight, ssserrs that the Ad-
mirsi WAS not lashed to the mast, but
merely climbed up in the rigging SO Ms
to be within talking distance of his
pilot. The rnagazine contains also
many short articles and a large variety
of editoral miscellany. New York;
Scribner & Co.
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HIOLEGIsLAfURE.

From o. y. journal summary.] lsaa Lila
In the Senate on Tuesday bifls were
introduced Fixing time FOR holdipp
courts In the Eighth judicial district
providing that no tollshall becoliecteo
on the National road between C0Iurn.
bus ana the first gate west or the icitv;
authorizing the issue of bonds for the
construction of bridges and cufverts and
roads under the act requiring petition
of majority of resident hand owners.
/ In the House bills were introdnced .
70 allow inspectors to issue certificates
to buildings the doors of which Swim
inward, when the commission is sefis.
fed provision has been. made for safety
of an assembiage, providing that the
scale OF maps pf mines shalt be two
miles to the inch. - 9.'ii''-s isiifi - /,
= A communication from the Railroad
commissioned was ordered printed. II
states that no arrangement has been.
made for fulfilling the requirements of
the act eUneer 1ing the sheatfse and
lighting ofears, that ne Ec6mt,Iaints Of
violation have been reported, etc.
,,sln The Senste, on Wednesdays the
oenat te bill to increase. The eslcapacitY tor
manufacturing gas at the Penitentisryl
was passed. - shf Il 48ihs.iiai sdF |
A resolution was adopted, instructinpl
The committee on Geological Survey toi
inquire into the condition OF the third
veluine Of the report, and ascertain the
cause of delay In printing bfa 4
In the House bills we're passed j
House bill TO iineorporate associatiopsl
or the mutual protection Of their mem.
,ers against loss by fire; House bill tol
eguiate traffic In scrap iron and ol,tl
netals.io u ,hoitsit.S - csIslT' III : i
Among the bills Introduced were fhel
eliowing Td spnnfsfi sureties for
svea ring falsely as,to the amount they
aay De WORTH; TO sectre torfiestea,ls t.,l
'ido rvs; TO prevent citrd iylates frofn Of |,
s,ring mercy or proniistng reward to
',ters, eAnd to prevent 'fntimidation;J
rs,viaiuS f1r .raifnbursing townshiIls
'adees for tAihpofary reiitY' furnished
auPers; to permit township sgrieul.
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Suit AGAINST sTiIden.

NEW YORK, January 22.-Suit has
been commenced on a capias in the
United States District Court against
Gov. Samuel J. Tildeu to recover $50,
600, alleged balance due of income tax
this afternoon. The capias was issued
and served on Mr.. Tilden and II is re-
turna BILE on tHe 9th OF February.
United States District Attorney Bliss
says ne was directed some time ago by
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Raul to commence, suits against sll
parties who failed TO pay the income
tax. but that he Bliss) delayed bring
ing this suit on account OF the position
of Mr.. Tilden before the public. i l.
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Il Remarkable Cure.

| .l :. .-r 80. i 4 "
DIR. SWAYNE-Dear Sir: feel IL to be due
to you and 20 81 udering humanity to give The
following estlmony respectiug the wonderful
curatiye powers OF your COMPOUND SIRuP
OF WILD CHERRY and tSA RSAPARILLA
and TAR PILLS! was afflicted with = vio~
lent cough. pains In the side and Breast, night
sweats, sore throat, my bowels were c'stlve.
appetite nearly gone, and my stomach SO very
weaK that my physician. was at loss To- know
what tO do tor me, as everything i used IN the
shape OF medfcine'wasrejccted; spit different
fines q pint OF blood. remained for monfns
in this awful condition, and gave up all hopes
Of recovering. sAt this time YIN reco onmended
the use ofyour .Syrnp' and fPiIls,' whichlim :
Emediately began % sootile, comfott, and allay
the violence of the cough, strengthened and
healed mylungs tnsbort. X nas made a per!
feet cure OF me. ana am now able TO pursue
my daily labor. Any person doubling the truth
of fhe above statement W Iii please call. or ad.
dress M al the factory. oriat my residences. .
EAWARD DH.HAMS0N. /
Engineer AZ George Sweeney,s Pottery s<sidge
| Road below wallace, Phfiadefptfi& -
Over 20 years have clapsed. and Mr. Hanson
sin M Eeunins ts hearty man fe t2ls ~ time, sep
PkICE sl.oos s6BoTTLEs FOR S 90.
If not sold by your druggist or storekeeper.
We will forward half dozen 10 any address.
freig b pasd, on rEeeipt q tne price, Prepa{ed
konfy sbN y = 81 a. ~ ~ - u =
DIR. SWAYNE & son,
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" Nf4f t4e<ff tl-Ets ssfrs4 sd T. -sI 4sfs
idYHE RECORD
OF the Proceedings Of the Second
f Ness ON Of the Xiv. Congress.
o. 8. Journal summary.J

J. 81 a. a.... o
From o. 8. Journal summary 80
! D In the Senate, On Tuesdays u petition
LOf ID. II. Cham berlain and Others, o.
South Carolina, in opposition to- the
petition Of Wade HamptDn aud Others
was ordered printed in the Record. A
resolution recognizing the Chamberlain
ltiovernment was reteIred to the com-
inittee On Privileges and Elections.
/ -IGMs. Sherman reported back, without
recon mendation, Ihe House bill autn.
orizing coinage of standard silver dol.
lar and restoring its. legal tender
character. He gave notice that he
would submit substitute authorizing
cOipnge Ola silver dollar of the weiy hi
Ut 4l23 grains, to be legal tender to
the saIoe extent and for the same pur-
pose as United. States notes. ..au..-.
Z Inquiry Was ordered as to the correct
ness of the Attorney Generals conStruc.
ton OF laws. touching the elective fran
chise. - biA,5f- j. u-..s .fs,s t--i.-y.-g
ID; ln the House resOlutiOn was adupt-
ed permitting the committee on Priv
ileges, Powers and Duties of the House
in Ihe electoral count to send for per.
sons aud papers and to sit during the
sessions OF the House. rs 54-.i.- .:,..
Judiciary committee reported vi
resolution directing the Sergeant .at.
Aims t0ibring before The bar of thel
h9uSetbes members of the Louisiana
Board, they having refused
To Prodsce certain papers before an in
vestigafing com mittee. After long
the previous question was
seconded and the resolution went over
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sWAsYNE' Sal noIhJsaENT.
HOME TESTIMONY:

I. was sorely afflicted with one-of the most
disfsess 1g Of all diseases. R1ritis or 1aarrQoor
iishi5s d Time: Was T aiSost ih9slafsSh tRs ins
creased bv scratching, and not unfreQuenay
beceme quite So g. bought box OF .Swyne's
short t,ns nerfes.t snre 80 Gcu s1aen nn =
disturbed. and would atvfss all who are suf-
Iering witu this distressing complaint TO pro-
cure 'Swayne's Ointment at once. had fried
prescriptions almost innunerable, without
-frding any permanent reIi-f;-s esI ie.ss ~
1sJoSEPa W CHRIST,
firm OF RoedeI q Christ),
Boot Shoe House, 3l4 n. Second st, Phiia.
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SKEIS .DIsSIE.asSESaz

Not dye; makes hair soft and silky; clean!
ses Lhe scalp fron all implr1iiies. causing the
hair to grew where Ia, has fallen OF ..,r becom
thln.al;s n SsSySs. AZ 95Ixt otl&H iss0
Cah be applied by the hand, as Ii does not
stain the SIX in OF soil the finest linen. As 4
Hair Dressing IL Is the gfost perfect the world
has ever produced. The harris renovated and
strengths ed-and natural cotor restored witn-
out She Hpplication of mint Esf sabsi ahces
Sincet the fntroductioti t5 ttfis'truiy Valuable
preparatlons into thie county IL hos beeix the
wonder rSndadfniratfon 81 All cfasseS. as IL has
proved'to be the Only article That w i'll abso.
iutely without deception restore gray hair to
Its original color, health, softaess. fustre and
beauty. and produc. on bald zsheads OF its-or.
igina grpyth and coIof i. . SAzs !
Keep Your Head and Hair Healthy.
lit win restore gray hair 10 It's original color.
p 10 Will thieken n "a hair cause swgrowth
SIT Will restore the natural secretions I
lit will remove all dand II and itchings.
~ vii make 9 tpc nail softgiossy and Aexible.
6-lt VIII preserve the original color to old age.
Tit viii prevent the hair from all of.
SIT will cure all diseases of the scalp.
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TpsRs was shower Of snakcsin Tennessee
on the 10th inst. Snakes in dead Of winter
Well, we wonder what those people drink.
Time 70 lot up.
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-ia8dNAsBY, is fosAewars sand the Cross.
.IsRoatis viii asuppert zhim. He ssys

-iagdNAssY, d iosaswar, aud the Cross.
.isRcadisi viii 'suppere 1hisn! He ssys
In fact, l he'd tdther Tilden wood sale
50 into the Presidency thro, bloody, seas.
sat6an 70 hev him wslk toit psscsably:
a,dHs shood 'than hsv-as0iid. .soath.. and
The North ~cod be divided sosthat Il
s,coodeht do hothln bat pay the, ta4es.
q Then xeshaod Iepoo late the Nashiinei
sIAebta ishoe gseenbax ih eyerg one nv
osqyweoa hes Aifwe rood csEya aed we
s-shef. hey hiish tim ss. thiEk, with the
- axperieIce 1hed IL I The list war, 4
basood make epsff fou. nv a.good. healibs
bsatAf to Keep me aeomforta Bic sieosini the
sdfsr faSs am 'ffssli Id is, vAle uv steerss
psIK - liz ssnJitt H., S x,nf f,l,.n M a u,
sne - ~ - g 2 ~ !, >.
; baMip.s.Me ooh pc u ne ia 1esss 10, .snea. 4.
syiaHrdehzocn tiian. on .ass snea ae eh Al
sSxne 1ensatsn aas 'dss. ny .sslns m ~ yhe s
aeSsenenay asiasn1eish ~ 5000 e wsf y
ecasregt lnses; q nnneseo nx.Sne. sseiia
xrgoneetgy ~ ING Ss.ssn ness 4usrSsn w
Jsehe acoats g tne slinaocrstiei aNsennei
HCof1mitty wht send mSneyEdepnh re-
asPsT s15er 41fes 30 thesscene'avs contiiekt s.
uAnd Rit en- eeena q spare9asspeni ais tsrd
.nseoess sef fhse iheyimay !asas 10 zsotnt
eec1msorssaglntsaa aaid. Wall spe Surety
1saeees46ry. sGentribushens ton ahisptr;
fafS6e eAy sem 10 me aows 20 stis :
. "a, cess 80. -. -. .sste sfii E.
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GAIL Scil1Rz endorse the goHfsr-
Ieuce Commsltees Bill for counting the
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Rrosidepaiai lColMpremis(

- Rrestdeptiai Colnpremise.
ess ~ TB3aGS yl5-ss tlssis sss.Jsa I,
asz(<srint on she aoursideof this paper the
c 3 of the measure which isP ncwpend-
ine ii Congress, for the settlement Of the sue
:, csssipn 10 the Presidency. The bill in itself,
isprobably a. fair "a any other method which
could be devised, with not even aemhlsaee
of feoustitutionzktys Il Evers one admits that
,e codntsy b Bsassing from the uncsrsainty
suhicA has surrounded the settlement Of this
-onnch vexed question and that every interest
esdshsndsa D speedy md pesceablez adjustsent
OF the same Tes u acannot but hnmiliate
satas cArsfdi ind patriotic reader Of this ON to
:. = ana fhst il The present emergency sdeviee is
: !. 10 De Tesefsd 70 which bas no honesty in is
,tsaptxixance sad no laHs, ,prseedsnti OF con-
<seieaiousiity for its bssixs Since the days or
.s0dmpsomise before the war, and the facility
with ahich they were .btoken:at the behest Of
party leaders, loyal people have been chary Of
j. sdch psasurea Every one win agree that
-sssone one hsG been ,rightfully elected Presi-
ilGdsnsI Tas only iflenlty srises IN determing
sslhoW thstione is. q Heretofore that question
"ihas seen ldeternsned BY Congressi in con;
a. fvrmity With what bs was considered the fuadas
:, : 4 n.nt,l lsx, and inthe irain Of long line Of
sa apfesedepssi uhichs began with the Fathers
sdthsuselln. Now, because, one Get of posai.
sdeslipatfiotsi eiairn tlist the President of the
SENATE ihAs not the fight to count the electoral
: = votes and announce the. result but hat the
two Houses jointly have the power to de
sissr1ine ixhat votes ispz. how many should be
acosatsds therefore it is justiAable to abandon
sdthe e5naitstioa and adopta new system, re-
= issing the President of the Senate Of duties
" plainly Imposed upon him, and cohferring
iiiuppn the Supreme Court powers not, conten- !
ss;pAted by the coastitniion,ij By the terms of
u tia lin gths Supreme sOsurt will be equally
eadivideda politically, the political sentiments
=. ofthe aneinbefs Of the commission from the
j two Houses Of Congress VIII be- evenly bal
s anced, so.that after all the question win be
- Rirfuslly ldetermined by the a 9th member Of
ss che Sapseme. Court The es.oneI man power :
4. tfati& pefsot of the President of the Senate
~ which rycognized by the writer constitup
y ton, ,sta bssst aside BY the zone man pows
b Isrsin the person Of ths. edd member Of the
estupveme Court Commissinuy f1epWay, neither
! Icy presumption sori otherwise known to the
inernsfttt,tian sis 10 TIE4Gsi al ii.sf 81 s
= g Without going ,ins further into .hs. merits Of
be proposed plan, we submit. that its pa.ssase
llssttlss snethine ,sstisfactorily it's p dan
srous PRECEDENT, with Observation-Disclosures OF
De Foundation of our icivil fabfic.., In this
q onnsction we are happy To- state that our
Gongressmsn from the 10th District toek q
% bed stspd frem the beginning. in opposition
- 10 the iniqntpls and baleful nieasure-,g I'll .
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: LIVER coMPEAfNf.
ITGHING PILES

perspiration, Distressing itchfDg, as though pin
worms were crawling in and about the recturn,
particularly al nIght, when. undressing, or In
around the private parts, and frequently fe-
males are sorely afflicted. extending into the
vagina, proving very distressing. Cases Of
long Standing are permanently cured sby sim.
ply applying
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Z TaE cspeinnstl Enanirer. dtes NOT
s fsvor the somprouise plan; Correct for
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HERE IS The PROOF
OF ITS
Superior Excellence.

Read lis Home Certificate, certified 10 by Id
iDqrd b lGogyigsrs, .so,es ed Re ssaoqs sssqa aen
lciose ueTdcity p0ne can d0ttbE
am happy to add my testimony to Che
great atlNaiuss 90 .the tLondou Hair CoiOrs Resto
rer, which restored my hair 10 its original
color, and the hne appears to be permanent.
am sstisned than uis Il rething like dye,
beautiful hair dressing, and promotes the
growth I purchased The first bottle from Ed.
ward B. AGarrigues. druggist. Tent b an Coates
SITS, who can also, testify my hair was quite
gray 'whenArcounfeacei Its use.
MBS MILLER,
{ 2 mono North Ninth 50, Philadelptia,
DR.. SwAYNE & SON-Respecfed friends:
have the pleasure TO inform you thai a lady OF
my acquaintance, Mrs Miller, lis delighted
9. me sue;sss q yoSs f9l,s,Isn Aad{ tsios
quite gray. The color has been restored, aud
tne failing Oh enprely siopped. and the new
growth ief hhir Is the result. -
y :aocfs -xnH1 E.-B.5GA RRl6 uES.
.s 7 Druggist, cor. Tenth and Coates. Phiia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-08-02
GENERAL Ne JFS.

Mr.. George II. Pendleton is reported to look
twenty years older now than he did year ago.
lie is gray, and not so very careful in his appear
ance.
The most melancholy season Of the year is
when we have dog days and cat nights.-LotceH
Courier.
The one hundredih anniversary of the inaugu-
ration Of the State Government of New York at
Kingston was commemorated in that city Mon
day.
AT Lillebone. in Normandy, Roman amphi.
theatre, buried for fifteen centuries, has been
cleared, in which were found sttings for %, 900
persons.
Cincinnati Commercial -"Pulling cigars out
Of their mouths to cry for bread the Pittsburp
rioters burned 40 600 bushels of wheat. That is
the way to distribute, not wealth, but poverty"
The leader Of the Pennsy ylvanis molly Ma.
guircs" was beerseller. The leader of the New
York Communists keeps a beer saloon.
Pittsburg begins to receive a number of little
bills from different parts of the country, which
she is politely asked to settle. One Boston firm
requests seventeen thousand dollars, the value OF
only two car loads.
A young Indian girl who had curiously watched
the process of marking barrel heads in Touring
mill in Winona, MINI, stole in one day, and TAX
ing possession Of the stencils, ornamented hel
blanket with the words, "Ellsworth's Choice,
and Paraded the streets with great delight but tc