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~AUCTIoY sALEs-FUTURE DAYS.

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II c. BRooKER, JR., Auctioneer,
Ds tMarble BuildingD
Northwest corner OF Eleventh street and Pennsyl.
vania avenue,
r%f9RrANr sAhE 4 AZ At ATSSloS y a. OF TUE WEr EE n
RSEE RfSS6TEb ANP rS& IL AEkEEET
s On S6Sb& 'SRS Ss
day i9,loM,ns al ms %hoTrs % nd s ars rs soa yas ns
silver stem. Winding American Ensiis6. .swss, double
time and other celebrated makes Of Watches, line
ware cutlery opsrS oGIs GIs.srs &C. beGts many oer
goods such as arc usually found IN hrstcass store
Every article warranted IS 1rGepresen'ed'
several second hand Watches, ief, for repairs, and
WV '''''' p''''' '"' ). +. HARTMAN, Trustee.
JyN2l b. q BRoOKER JR., Auet
GEO. TRUEsDELL, Real Estate Auctioneer,
" COS seventh street.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE THREE.
SSiohN BRICK DWELLING, WITH M MANsAIM,D IN, ND
SSyp fRfGT BETE$$ffiE:SS IA STS%s%$S;%iit T%%SSSEyttNfA
Virtue o fM adec Of ru dsls2 Knsust :
recorded y llber 80 N iolio ~ ct ssq, one Of he
public auction, in front of the premises, on sATuit
pscs o. p Of srona ~ situate III HE eg or wash
lngton ln the District OF Columbia, and known h,,'
Shepherds recorded subdivision Of original lots I'VE
lO Mu siS, (b IN square numbered i've hnnaIed anu
Terms Of sale a; prescribed by said deed @ trust
hundrsdths dollars and expenses Of sale q cash and
the balanceM twelve months, for which the note Of
centum per annum nom day Of sale and secured by
dssd % y tTsi & on hs prope.y sod VIII be tsks a lima
"'' ''" '' IHI%ET Rfth9GTES, Trusses
jyiaFMwsds -
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WHOLE IL KFsI~ o.. uh! YES =. yvAkTEIa.
tpU ~, Tli MI 81
RenIittanCes can b. iuhdu by Mail Express, pTan
T.. o. OdeI u Registered Letter made payable 10 q.
w. Barrow 4 Co
All communications connected wtIh the D'lribu.
tiOn or IdrrS for TirkelS, aud applications OF agents
10 sci, tirkrIs. should be nd ltts.sedIu
q. W BARROW & 90, Gsnl Managers
Courier JUuIuHl Building. Louisville. Ky.
Or TIIO@. u NAYS a 90. GEul Eastern Agents,
az Broadway New York.
RENiENi BIER AUGUST ~
jy6 MGILImStnim No TINE FOR DELAY Now
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+. EA X Ro F. 8.

IT, AKY OoFs.
LEAKY ROOFS made thoroughly water-tisht both
as TO rain and snow water DAMP WALLS also made
dry, by thoroughly applying LRoN-CLAD PAINT
and IRoNCLAD CEMENT
II has been used by Mr.. Ed Clark architect United
States Capitol upon the public buildinEs nr eight
years, and Is pronounced by him to be the best and
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SSURISCE,

INSURANCE.
TT'IuRTY, FOURTH YEAR.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, BOSTON, MASS.
LOOK OUT FOR TlIlIgfN!rHIRD ANIMAL RE
PORT, lT7.
Dividend to members IN CASH IN their premiums
fall du Oyer tB.WULs0 have been returned to MEM
befs during the last thiry-thTee years
Begun the new year TO Insure.
ALL POLICIES protected from forfeiture by plats
law. Solicitors wanted, Liberal teTuB made 10 par
ties having lnpsed policies
n. b. CLARKE, GenerAi Agent
Room ST. Cloud Building.
Also, Agent for the Dwelling house Flrr Insurance
Company vi Boston. I2lGTLk5ly
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COLORADO HOUSE,
" OCEAN DEACI. MONMOUTH co. N J..

~ ,, OPENS fph GttSrS JrNEL
and pine woods within three minutes walk OF house
House has all modern cJnycnirnceG will ncromnO.
date 20 guests Tcrit, stjO per day and 81 per
week. A few choice rooms Mt slb and els. A. =.
COOK, late of the West End House, Cape May, pro.
RTle'0r Apply " h"' Chestnut street. rhTGsPh,"' xa PHI
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JJALLET. DAVIS q Co
TUE MEDAL OF HONOR AND CERTIFrcArI
OF DISTINCTION are awarded the BALLET.
DAVIS . COS GRAND. UPRIGHT AND
SQUARE PIANos
HI sUMyhk. Agent
su NINTH STREET NORTHWEST
PIANOS ENCHAN0KD
AND SOLD ON iNsTALLMKNTs
AT
i.oWFsT CASH PRICTs
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X KESTUCKY CASH DISTRIBUTION co.
Authorized by act OF NE Legislature for the ~,
p"h Ui tho CRY SCHOOL OF FRAsKIohJ, will posk
LOUlsVILLE KY,
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1877
GREAT

PFSNSYLvANIA ROUTE -
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWESF
DOUBLE TRACK STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
MINT
JULY 2. IF7.
TRAINS LEAVE WASH iNGTOS nom Depot cor
nrT Of sixth and " streets a. follows
For Piltsbuig and tho West, 1910 a daily WIN
PArpr Oar 10 rittshurg and Sleeping iars frofh
PttshurE In Cntinnad. A. Louis. ard Chicago.
80 D. IN. daily, with Palace Car to Chicngo
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For tanandaigua, hochcH ButiAlo Niagara Faiig
aud the FrIh, b2i nj daily except Sundad
amt 40 m; daily, eHc"pt saturday, WITTY
paIar CTrs ~ watkins. fUT WillianspJr I.nnR
Haven. mira, AMI Watkins al 1910 a N d2sln
eNr"Ji s.Ihav
For N,.,S * mud the East, eSS y. IN. daily, with
Palace trs 1ttaChed Limited Express OF Pull
- man Pa or ars EsD a. m daily etcent SUNDAY.
For New NUiK ntd the EIt. 81 n M. and lD o. m,
dn!iS. cN "pt Sunday, with sleeping Cars rcm
wH,hing.rn 10 iin.'uu
For fnilWi, IInA I2t ~ annl:JD y, daily, except
SUNDAY md jOnnd tip III. daily. Limited liz.
pra--. p'lH m daily. 'Sdrpi sunday.
ACrummul lniiun Tor Baltimore, b.O ~ and t2n o.
m dH b. rSfrfH sunday.
For Pop rrek Line, 90 a aud IN D. m. daily,
cNCpJ' sunday.
For Ang,pIb 40 a. N, and IN D. M. diIly. except
SUNDAY
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ON AUGUST %. B7.
on MONEY WILL RE REFUNpED.
GsiO.ooo CASH IN FRIES.
TARMERs AND DRovERs' BANK,

LOUISVILLE. KY. TREAsUREn
THR FtHifC - ktSrECTFuLLI NoTIrTFp that in
consequence of the precedrut established by the tor
mel Cnn,pahy and not wishing TO make a scaled or
fractional Drawing, the management have made q
short puNpuncmrnt OF sixty days. While regrettinf
10 hSk the Indulgence OF thelI patrons for th6
sor period II II On thrr aocount that this postpone
nicnt u nlai' hs nlany have expressed their wahes
that this Drawing should bo full one.
The Company Is pleased 10 announcv that the Courts
OF ken,u'ky have decided that this charter unde2
which lhsir distributions take place ts
LEGAL BEYOND QUESTION.
Hence, Sustained by law and the receipts being most
encouraging the Management emphallcslly state
uni nlS Drawing will positively take place on
August 81
OR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED In FULL.
LIST OF PRIZES.
rr'r ot',......, 1OO % Prizes OF n 0O ea t2OoNo
riNe Ut,....,o...., 2501 20 rrizes Of 500 .Dgo
IlGe o',",....... l5UOJ 100 Pri2pa nf sFk 1900
T. u" ui .,.,... lOOOO 40 rriz's ui .rslrN. 300
i'i1"sh hi tpG ga. hO10 Ol lrlI,7,ul 81 500
lIIts ~ T. ~. - . IupDG"U riigs II t."a 1900
o. ,ort P'U's .Ur hr.Is % El' hhL
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RAILROADS.

JTSivERsIL r. R TICKET oFFfCR
nAIIROAD u TICK TsTS to or from all points bouxft
exchanged or sold sl n reduction Of OSE DOLLAH
uppn any other l1lce or depot IN his city.
1icknts good I'll used. Baggage checked through
Apply 20 " u. WHITISlDE,
mhI2Iys 81 Prnnsyivania avenue. Shoe Store
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BERKELEY SPRINGS,

A LLEGHENY MOUNTAIN REsonT
- - ericsson SPRINGS HOTEL.
ms popular summer resort will be open for the
cepiion OF guests OH the 18th day flune Georges
Orchestra has been engaged for tho season. Fish,
hunting. &c. For terms address T. J. UNGER
yl0-1m Supt. Union Depot Hotel. Pittsburg Pa
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HOME ENAIEORTS,

n T BOWEN.
HOUSE, SION AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTER AND GLAzIER,
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1 l., ATLANTIC CITY, MI
Good situation, quiet comfortable.
my:l3m ELISHA ROBERTS, Proprietor.

n ETTYsBURG SPRINGS HOTEL NOW OPEN
~ FOR THE SUMMER
Hotel delightfully."- located In full view OF the mount
aims, and surrounding scenery unequaied Rooms
handsomely furnished and table unsurpassed Hot
and cold Ratalysine water baths,
EAGLE HOTEL,
situated In Gettysburg, Pa, and open all the year
round. springs Hotel 81 per day and si2 to US per
week. Eagle Hotel. q per day and ss to tl2 per week
Address GEORGE HOPES, Proprietor
lel1-lm Gettysburg, Pa.
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l. ToNIANS.
ROCK ENoN SPRINGS,
NEAR wINCHFSTER, VA
NOW OPEN.
AM,iFI i SMITH, RcsIacni p6ppsIeISp
MUSIC IN CHARGE OF !. T. LUSBY.
June, y, per week: July and August, q per day
tl2 per week; so per month. A liberal discount to
families or two persons occupying one room for one
month or more.
Fare to the springs and return, $50 Through trains
and Palace Cars to Winchester. Time from WASH
ington to the springs, between six and seven hours
For rooms and Information call on
A. =. PRATT SON,
Jei5 Cor. Ninth and streets northwest.
RLoCK ISLAND, R. RI-OCEAN VIEW HOTEL,
- AT SEA Is first class, and hneen miles from the
main land. Sea breezes from every point. Fishing
and bathing unsurpassed. Send for circular.
jel+TlISTulm NICHOLAS BALL, Proprietor.
SCIIooLEYs MOUNTAIN SUMMER RESORT
WIN open for guests June p, at moderate rates
Large grounds, ample shade. resident physician
Send for circular.
L. II HUNT,
ju42m Schooleys Mountain. N. J.
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EOR RENT-LARGE STORE. NO. 46l PENNSYL-
n vania avenue northwest. near corner -Four and-a
half street A. h. DUVALl., corner Four.and-ahalf
streel and Louisiana avenue. apau
National Republican., 1877-07-14

Our stock OF Plain md Fancy Stationery, Panel and
Scrap Books Pictures, &C. are particularly attractive.
aud will well repay one for Inspecting.
W. II. 4 o, II. MORRISON,
Law Booksellers and StatiOners,
Iei8-tf No. as Pennsylvania avenue.
The Lake County star., 1877-11-22


Of thorough Cancellation furnished
by the action taken in the House
during the present session Of Con-
gross, It is understood that Repub-
lican Senators ut the Saturday eau
Gus were practically unit in re-
questing the President to desist
from any further appointments Of
Democrats to Office who are opposed
to the reconstruction measures Of
Congress, where competent Repub-
licans can be found to serve. No
practical conference Of this session
has excited more speculation; but
we are not likely to ever be graft
fed with statement of proceedings
from any of the participants, as an
obligation Of secrecy was imposed
and has been faithfully observed
apparently.
The bill as at length passed re-
dnces the Army to 10000, all told.
Of these A regiments of cavalry,
each company 100 strong, are des-
ignated for the protection of the
Texan borders. The Texas mem
bers who voted with Republicans at
first against reduction below 25, 900,
were brought over to vote for the
smaller number, by the proviso in
their favor. it would appear. No
two men itching for fame are re-
membered to have ever shown less
qualification over their success in
that respect, than Messrs. Ewing
and Atkins. 1t is the almost uni
versal verdict, so far as can ascer-
tain, that they have both succeeded
in demonstrating their incapacity
for the roles assigned them. Now
that Ewing, by the aid of others,
has got his bill out of the morning
hour where he had hopelessly
stranded it, he appears frightened
at the responsibility resting on him
and hesitates to press it to q vote.
Angry remonstrances against his
hesitating and feeble management
are coming in from all sides; but
the Wisconsin election appears to
have had rather a depressing effect
upon the cause. The Senate Com
mittee yesterday voted to strike out
the free coinage feature of the
Bland silver bill and it is not be-
lieved that it or Ewing's bill, should
it pass the House, will be reported
before January.
The Senate has removed the NOM
nations of both Judge Harlan and
Mr.. Welsh from the domain of fspec-
ulation by confirming them; and it
appears the almost unanimous be-
lief that the Republicans ofthe SEN
ate will be unit in favor of Kel-
logg's admission.
The affairs of the different Pa
cifc Railroad lines promise to get
pretty thoroughly ventilated during
the present and regular session;
and concerted efforts are on foot
to force them to provide sinking
fund to reimburse the Government
for loans in their behalf. A Lobby
from each is here anxiously watch
ing the course Of legislation.
The President has declined to
accede to the request of the lately
arrived Ponca Chiefs to remove
their tribe to the old Missouri river
reservation, but promises them one
as good in the Indian Territory, to
make up the losses incurred by re-
moval, and to aid them in their ef-
forts to initiate civilization to the
extent of his ability. The Chiefs
made decided sensation by adj
dressing the Sunday School chill
drcn at Foundry Church last Sun
day. MILTON.
The Lake County star., 1877-11-22

or the STORY element, the brightest feature is the
beginning Of The new serial BY Miss ALc0TT, cnti-
tied uNi,ER THE LILAcs, with illustrations by
The Christmas Number contains also the opening
o. ss new Serial story for Boys atse of tropical
Tow{RMouMfAiS " samraSs iusiisa ss'Ss Ss
the artists Manor and Kelly; 4 PORTRAIT or MISS
AicoTT, with sketch Of h.r life; several pc-ms by
CIiRisrM as CAROL ice, to mnsic,; and half IA a
dozen compsto short stories, bright funny, excit-
ing and pathetic, &C, &c.
Waller CRANe,-the famous designer Of The Ba-
ST. NICHOLAS FOR 1878,
Besides Miss Alcotts serial for Girls and the thrco
serials for Boys, to follow each other In rapid
AUTHOR or THE SClIONBERGCOTTA FAMI-
LIZ; and IN article, AROUND THE WORLD IN A
YACHT, BUYS has been promised by brilliant
own yacht There will be combinations by a
DAUGHTER OF THE FAMOUS PETER PAR
LEV, and . letter to Young Americans BY
GEORGE MACDONALD.
The HOW SERIES of Instructive papers, bv varl-
nuth0rr, will tell ilUW 10 bind your own books;
HOW they mine coal; HOW TO enjoy ysursslves at
home; HOW to be an agreeable guest; HOW TO en-
terrain company; H0s ~ be n carpenter; HON to
make an icc-aoat; HOW to build house; HOW
Tndia rubber |, gathered; HOW MATCHES are made;
HOW money Is made; now mackciel are caught;
In california; HOW they worL In he tea-country;
HOW 10 be a parlor magician; etc. There viii Be
also scrier oI stories and sketches of Foreign Life.
TRAVEL AND ADVENTURE,
snch AZ OH Nicolai "a Ru.sian story, A Day among
the Welsh Castles, Easteri 10 Gicrmany The Indians
OF the Amazon, How Kitty war Loot In Turkish
Bazaar, Master Monteznma Ia Mexican story,
Hansa, the Lapp Maiden, and many ethsrs.
Jnck-in-t the-Pupt, Young C0ntrbutors' Depart
ment, Letter Box Riddle Box, aud For Vary little
Folks, " Ill be continued,
The rour bound volumes of ST. NICHOLAS already
r,ul Cd he voptlqrll hsuuf fiful
tractive Christmas Present for Yosng People. Zach
volume is complete In itself. Vols l and 2, $500
each; vols. aud 4, 81. 90 each.
Subscription Price, $500 Year, postage paid.
Single copies. rs cents each.
SOLD ny AL BOOK-SELLkRS d NEWS
DEALEitS.
SCRIBNER q CO.,
TAB Broadway, n. Y.
The Lake County star., 1877-11-22


WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. Is, ~.
Neither here among the repre-
sentatives Of the Democracy, nor
farther South where the spirit still
animating the rank and file can be
as clearly inferred from current
events, is there much evidence of o
reciprocal goodwill towards the
Administration in return for its
many absolute concessions and the
almost uniform decision ofpolitical
and social questions in such man
ner as to give members of that par
ty in the late insurrectionary States
the benefit of every doubt where the
manner Of their present loyalty is
involved. In South Carolina Hon.
Rob't Smalls is, after Is years ex-
emption from punishment, made to
pay the prescribed penalty for turn
ing over to our blockading squad
ron a rebel gun-boat and for pre-
suming to represent portion of
that heightened little community
in the National Legislature. In
stead of contributing to make trea-
son odious, there appears good rea-
son to suspect that it was their 10y
atty to tho Government and alle-
glance to the party that struck the
shackles from their limbs, which
has melted the Democracy, to shout
with one accord for their disgrace
by imposing penal servitude. Tits
claimed here that the prosecutions
are based on stenographic notes tax
en- by Woodruff six or seven years
ago, which no one save himself pre-
tends to be able to read and which
he agreed to interpret in such way
rs to convict both Smnlls and Car
doso, to secure immunity from pun
ishment for his own crimes. With
every new phaze in the develop
ment of the case against the Louis
lana Returning Board at New Or.
leans the hand Of the Tilden man
ayers, if not Of the great reformer
himself, is more and more apparent;
and an atrocious conspiracy may
yet come to light through the in
ternecins chickering's of the adher-
ents Of the great "De Jure." The
report that q negro, accused of q
namelcss crime, was buried alive
recently without even the form off
trial appears we'll authenticated,
and it is supplemented this week
by reports Of the most shocking
outrages sgainst the colcred resi-
dents Of several counties in Tcnnes.
sec. Mr.. Morton can no longer b<
| held responsible for these libeloul
charges and despits-svsry effort q
suppression, intimations Of similar.
| " dendish outbreaks reach 10 a.
most svery week fFom widely seps
s:;! s: :::,;s:s g !. ss:s:s g, .t;'s s,
The Lake County star., 1877-11-22

equal division, at least as between
the sons. To prevent this, William
employed man to personate Cor
nelius, and frequent all the brothels
and faro banks in the city. The
statement that Cornelius had re-
lapsed was brought to the cars of
the Commodore, who Immediately
instructed William to employ a de-
tective to determine the truth Of
the reports. William did employ
a detective who had never seen
Cornelius; the man who was per-
sonating Cornelius was pointed out
to him as Cornelius, and he was
followed and all his doings were re-
ported to the Commodore as those
Of his son. This so enraged him
that he cut him off with the income
Of 5000, 900, and left nine -tenths of
the estate to William. 1t is also,
charged that the old man was un-
der the control of women, and thus
William took advantage of that fact
and furnished his father with wom-
en- who were in his interest but
there's too much to enumerate.
Public opinion is pretty much all
one way. VIM. H. Vanderbilt is a
very unpopular man. while Corne-
Illus would be popular were it not
for the escapades of his youth and
early manhood. Sympathy goes
with the contestants, for everybody
believes that there must be some
thing wrong in disposition of an
estate 80 monstrously out of pro-
portion. The best legal talent in
the country is engaged. Henry L.
Clinton conducts the case for VIM.
H., and Scott Lord and Jeremiah
Black for the contestants.
New York is very expensive
place to live, but one may get on
very cheaply, now. An enterpris-
ing woman last week made some
figures and decided that she could
make money furnishing dinners for
II cent, and she opened q place on
Grand street, on that idea. One
cent is the price of each dish--a
plate of beans, a bowl of soup, a
piece ofpie, boiled cabbage, each
plate, one cent. The first day over
five hundred newsboys and boot
blacks fed there, and it was q Gu
rious sight. One boy had 25 cents,
which was intended for admission
to cheap theatre; but when he got
into the place he commenced on a
plate of beans, then a bowl of soup,
then a piece Of pumpkin pie, then
a piece of mince, and SO on, till his
quarter was all gone. Getting of
his stool, he patted his stomach
approvingly, with the remark: 81
love the dramar, but she's got to 90
tonight. It's well enough cult
vate the stumick once in awhile,
and not do everything for the in.
terlect!w The result has been so
satisfactory that the enterprising
lady has opened branch, and in a
little while they will be all over the
city.
Business continues good; though
the passage of the silver bill by the
House unsettled things somewhat.
Merchants dent exactly know what
effect it will have on business, and
they are a little cautious.
The weather is remarkable. The
middle of November is as mild as a
pleasant June. We shall pay for
all this blessedness, presently.
PIETRO.
The Lake County star., 1877-11-22
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

CHOICE books no longer for the few only.
The best standard novels within the reach Of
every one. Books usually sold from 81 t0 -
given unchanged and unabridged) for 10 and
20 cents.
!. East Z, ,nne," BY Mrs. Henry Wood. Doub-
.. John Halifax, Gent. !" BY Miss Muiock. Sc
g. "Janc Eyre" By Charlotte Brouto. (DoubieNc)9ec
T. "A Woman Hater," Chas Readc's new newell 9sc
8. 1.-THE Black-Indies." jules vcrne's latest lpe
q, Last Days OF fPompcii," BY Butwer. 100
7. adam Bcde," By George Eliot. double Me- &C
8. "The Arundel Motto" BY Mary Cecil Hay. lee
.. "Old Myddelton's Money" - Ice
10. 'The Woman In whte,," BY Wilkis Csliss. 2,c
IL. ''Ths Mill on the Floss" by George EIiot. &c
II. "The American Senator" BY Anthony Trei-
lope. 80
Is IA Princess Of Thule" By william Black. Sas
"a. 1.-The Dead Secret" Wilkie Collins. lee
Is. "Romola," George Eliot. (Double Nol soc
10. 'Thc English at the North Pole and Field
OF Ice," In one book, Jules Verne. l0c
IL. "Hdden Perils," Mary Cecil Hay. lee
u. "Barbara's History" Amelia B. Edwards. -
~. IA Terrible Temptation" Chas. Reade. Zee
20. Old Curiosity Shop Charles Dickens. &c
II. "Foul Play" Charles Resdc. lee
%. "Man and Wife," Wiikie Collins. sc
Is. 1.-THE Squire's Legacy Mary Cecil Hay. &c
For sale by all Booksellers and Nowydealers,
or sent, postage prepaid, on receipt of price by
GEORGE MUNRO, PUBLmaER,
p. o. Box 5657. q, 2s& % vandcwstsrst.. N. Y.
The Lake County star., 1877-11-22

Good Books!
for the

Farm, Garden, and Household.
The foliowins is a list OF Valuable Books,
which will be supplied from the ONCE of the
bsSe hnns Sou,ny ,,y star. Any one or more of these
ers on receipt OF the regular price. " which r.
named against each book.
Aliens lR.L.&L.F) New American Farm
(ELj American Farm Book fS
bntwonds nIs,s country and Suburban Houses 80
sssrns ssmsnt's n srsii RnSSis Srrfsn Fanc,.r aSS
Bommers Method OF Making Manures IS
BOussingault's Rural Economy e,
Brsc' Bsces.ts Ns Farm INIT Ta1E paper cloth
Brills Farm Gardening and seed-Grow'g 90
Broom,Corn and Brooms, pa. 50 CTS; cloth Is
Browns 1axiderniist's Manuals 90
Bucls Cider-Maller's ManuaIe IA
Caldwell's Agricultural ChemT Analysis 2 90
Canary Birds, Paper 30 cts; cloth. Is
per q pSsltry esni: cofS aafS and Market pa
Dadd's Modern Horse Doctor, IL Mo. 10
I" American Cattle Doctor, e Nc; ! %
Reformed Horse s0ls1oth SooH, 2 %
Do Woes Market Assistanta 2 81
Dinks, Mayhem & Hutchinson,on the Dog M
Downing's Landscape Gardening 50
Eastwood on Cranberry 75
Egsleston's Hoosier schooI.master rs
End OF the World sd
Fields Pear tulture iS
Flax Culture [seven Prize Essays by prac- =
Frank fs FarEestsrs Fssr american Game in it. 80
Fullcr's Grape Culturist Sd
Small Fruit Culturist i 50
Fulton's Peach culture 50
Geyelins Poultry Breeding lT
Gregory on Squashes paper 30
Harris on the Pig 50
HsndersOn's Gardening for Pleasure 9
Practical Floricvitnre n
Herberts Hints to Horse-Keepers / rs
The Lake County star., 1877-11-22

Some Idea Of the attractions of<rcd In the
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY NUMBER
Of ". NICHOLAS, Of which l000o0 copies will be H.
poems % By HEEkY w. LoNuFELLoW and VIII.
LIAM CULLEN BRYANT; Gns hitherto unpub-
liyhed sketch OF Boy Iife, by the Late rhE0D0kE
IN woSbERAxp ~ usm ne %
s'SwsEr MARJoRAn DAY." by FRANK X. STOCK.
TON; 1.-THE PEfERkINS' CHARADES,r y by LU-
CRE1IA p. HALE; appetite riddle by On. J. G.
HOLLAND, and comparison between the manners
Of Young folks In old times and nowadays, by GAIL
The Lake County star., 1877-11-22

TO ToADvERTIsERs:-- The STAR
10 noss me Only Paper printed In
Lake county; oircaiafcs to every part
Of Us territory, rendering Il destr :
able advertising ssedium.
The Lake County star., 1877-11-22
SPRLN0, OR SUMNER KA1.
For Sale.

The West half OF the Southwest 4 ofsectien
20, Town l8-l3. Has ~ acres under Improve
ments, comfortable log house; beautiful lake
or for time payments enc uire at this offlcc.
The Lake County star., 1877-11-22
Our New York Letter.

The Temperance Aovement--LJe MsiIr-
amce StCindiers- The Vanderbilt Case
--0ne Gent Dianers- business and
the Weather.
The Lake County star., 1877-11-22
Special Correspondence.

The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Army Re
duced to 10000 COnfrmations-Ru-
cifc Railroad Lincs-Indidn Chiefs
address the Sunday School Children.