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j. D. TrRSprLr. Attorney for Mortgagccs.
Dated Feb. s, 1877. 2s9wl3.5-e5 90
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DROBATE NOTICE.

J. n. TuRNBULL, Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated February lst 1877 lSSwI5 T. 20 10
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An Irishman who deserves we'll
of his country had large family
to which large additions were con-
stantly making. One day one of
his little boys was thus interrogat-
ed: "Peter how many brothers and
sisters have you got :" Faith, l
don't know, thin," answered Peter,
"it's myself that's not been home
since morning."-Vulcan,
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american Medicine Co.,
81. Joseph, No.
For sale by all Druggists.
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Aliens Strengthing Cordial

Is the great blood purifier, cures Syphilis and re-
moves Pimples and uumors ON the face
Reason should teach us that blotchy, rough or
pimpled skin depends entirely upon an internal
cause, and no outward application can ever cure
the defect.
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ScrofuIous Humor.

II will eradicate from the system every taint of
Scrotula and Scrofulous Humor. II has perina-
nently cured thousands of helpless cases where all
other known remedies failed.
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M q d. A Z I!
Judgment of the People

During the past eight years the public have
carefully observed the wonderful cures accom-
phshed by Aliens Strength ening Cordial.
From its use many afflicted sufferer has been
restored 10 perfect health nfter having expended
n small fortune in procuring medical advice and
obtaining poisonous mineral medicines
Its medical properties are Alternative, tonic sol
vent and diurelic. There il no disease OF the hui
man system for which Aliens Strengthen
Ing Cordial cannot be used with perfect safety.
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CaxquTTux ANp CtHNkTx. The cen.
sus q ls70 shows The average inafisliiy
from c0nsump,leH lAFuasheni the Uaion
% %, in = foeEb way, proportional to
the sverBge tsmpcragurc IL lbe given
state. Deaths from this cause arr ten
times a. frequent 10 Msssachasegts, and
- Nj, btll hss rather esndldy neglected
30 inform IS, says au exchange ~ Tee
e. igcQacnt Ia MlBuesoia Al they are Ia
tseorEiA. Ainncsela i Indeed colder
state than Massachusetts, bat its greater
cold is Offset, in part, BY the greater dry
ness 81 IT. soil A damp soil i enc II
the most ptoiat esases II consumption.
Minaesois occupies an elevated portion
81 tho continent; Il j. 40 uhdnlsliug
country, Aad Is natural watersheds To-.
sure IL thorough drainage This cir.
eamsiance undoubtedly couduecs 20 The
Usefulness 81 The climate hut We have
found, from personal observation, that
who're persons are liable 20 consumption,
Il j. far better 10 take some prescribed
remedy, such a. Dr. A J. Flagg's Cough
aud Lung Syrup, which Is sure 10 cure IT
taken IN time, and will relieve the worst
eases
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MANcnrsrrR.

WIN. B. Burton and family are re-
eruitlng Ia the north woods
Rev. Mr.. Iuntrcss OF Waliingford
preached very acceptably at the congre-
gatlouAl church last Sunday, morning and
evening.
Arthur g. Garfield OF this place took
The lrst prize Of the junior class for
speaking, at the reeen, commencement at
Williams College
Miss Annie Wooster, from Las An
geloa 90. California, is visiting her uncle
Capt. NJ. IA Wooster.
There will be evening prayer aud
Sunday school exercises 10 st. Johns
church on Thursday evening, the 18th
met. Services 10 commence at half past
sIx O'Clock.
Prof. Bascom, wife aud daughter of
Washington, ID. C., recently spent few
days 10 town. Prof Bacon has been
connected with Howard Universiiy lie
vas formerly Principal OF Burr and Bur.
ton StmInary. b
There was another bard thunder
shower on Monday, but no damage Of
consequence was done ID This vicinity
Oar dispatches show that other por-
tIona OF the country were not so forlu.
nate.
"A hlnt 10 whom IL may concern; -
An exchange Gays that when two fellows
are flriiug around the same girl at pic.
ME, Il i very easy to discover whom she
prefers By noticing which fellow she sends
to the spfiug after water.
Prof FArber's parlor orchestra, Of
New York, furnishes music for the Equi.
nor Iioase this season. This il The tenth
season Prof Farber has PLAYED for the
hoase, and be has always given the very
best satisfaction, both to the proprietor
and TO the guests.
--Manchreter 10 rapidly filing up with
summer guests. seyeral families sre
stopping =. private houses, besides the
good number Al The hotels, A. X. Sykes
besds The let with twcniy or more, many
Of whom have spent other seasons there
Late Chase was arrested las, Fri.
day and lodged In the laii In this villsge,
fot stealing gaH, worth ten o. twelve
dollars, from Reuben Colsin. I'll claimed
thath stole the gan and soid Il 10 man
10 Salisbury for four dollars. Chase's
examination vas 10 have been held Mon.
day, bos bc bad bassbess elsewhere, spd
''il oatH Sunday hight The authorities
viii be obliged TO paper The jail ia
ordef 70 make i secure. Late can be
spared here - well IS not, II there il any
other community that wants him.
IL. c. Orsis has fitted op ihc rear
room on he ari rsof 81 Bis store, ana
By ths aid q paint apd paper hss given i
very iavilag appearance. Hereafter
tits room will bc uscA for The dress and
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The first object In life with the Ameri-
can people is to "get rich; the second,
how to regain good health. The FIRST
can be obtained by energy, honesty and
saving; the second, good health,) by
using GREENS AUGUST FLOWER. Should
you be Respondent sufferer from any
Of the effects OF Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Indigestion, &c, such AS Sick
Headache, palpitation of the Heart, Sour
Stomach, Habitual Costiveness, Dizzl-
ness of the Head, Nervous Prostitution,
Low Spirits, &C., you need not suffer
another day. Two doses of AUGUST
FLOWER will relieve you at once. Sam,
pie Bottles 10 cents. Regular size 70
cents. Positively sold by all frst-class
Druggists in the L. s., and by Wait Il
Hard, Manchester and Factory Poit, VI.
i.tf
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nn. ,nl,.on,. ,,.rtn y,r,L,r.n

We are authorized to guarantee this
remedy for the cure OF Dyspepsia, luAc.
tive Liver, Sour stomach, Constipation,
Loss OF Appetite, Coming up OF Food,
yellow skin, aud General Langnor aud
Debility Aoa must acknowledge that
this wonld be ruiaons unless we bad
positive evidence that IL viii cure. You
who are suffering from these complaints,
these words are addressed and will YOU
conunue TO suffer when you can be cured
on such termsy II is for you to deter.
mine. Sample bottle, 10 cents, regular
size, rs cents. Sold by Wait & Hard.
$4,000 die annually by neGlecting a
Cough, Cold or Group, often leading TO
Consumption aud the grave. Why will
you neglect so important matter when
You can get at our store, SmLon's Con.
SUMPTION CURg, with the assurance OF a
speedy recovery. For soreness across
the Chest or Lungs or Lame Back or
Side, SHILou's Porous PLASTER gives
prompt relief. Sold by Wait Il Hard.
HACKMErAoK, apopular and fragrant
perfume. Sold by Wait a. Hard, Man.
chester, W., elsewhere by all dealers.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY.

VITAL WEAKNESS or DEPRESSION; a
weak exhausted feeling, no energy or
courage; tho result OF MENTAL OVER
WORK INpIsCRETIoSs or EXCESS, or some
drain upon the system, is always cured
by HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFIC
No 2S. 1t tones up and invlgorates the
system, dispels the gloom and despon-
dency, imparts strength and energy
the drain and rejuvenates the entire man.
Been used twenty years with perfect sue.
cess by thousands, Sold by dealers. Price
$500 per single vial, or $500 per single
package of five vial and $500 vial of
powder Sent by mail on receipt of price
Address, HUMPHREYS HOMEO.
PATHlC MEDICINE COMPANY,
1909 FULTON ST., NEw York.
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uorEL ARRIVALS
Kqstse1 House.
VI. DAVE. lropFlnlnf


v. H. Okrs. propnetof
II. q. Hoaghton, CsnbtidEs. Mass.
n D. Hought0u. ".
John o. dAls abd Siie, goodman and two
horses, Troy. n. y.
Dr. AMI Ars 4. r. Han, tua children and two
EuFsss. Albany.
I. e Turtle. New YorE.
kgbsFt bonber,
Mr.. aBa Nrs. Geo r. Taylor, PhilAdeiphlA.
M. and Mfs Geo, g. Dodge, Cleveland. ..
Alas LaeY b Haen.
Mrs W. d Gallagher. ses York.
MFs. u. b. Fell
Mics Maud Pen aud maid
Vim. Gould aud wife, o. lchmAn ani to hor-
sss, Albany.
Mlss Gouid, Albany.
Aibert Gould,
Alden Gould,
Mrs. Vim, Gould Jr. child aud H,aid, Albany
Mfs, N, Baell, 2 svsland Q .
A. n, Baell
Mr. 4 Mr.. l.. II. Tucker, sul tao children,
Albany
VIM O. Thomas and wife Albany
Miss Alice W TeomAs 4"
Mrs. rAhdford, Mes York.
J, J, Kerr. Albany.
A. A. Bonner, New York
y. Bonunr. eosohman sud three horsts, New
York.
Ms. Rowe, New York
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-Mt VIM. Vas Slyek received quiio
serious lhjafies from = fail down : long
flight Of cellar siAits, os Friday evening
last. from which il is lcsrcd she will rot
som recover.
Farmers are 10 the middle Of their rye
harvest. which Il fair crop, and IL the
present week proves iavorAhle for such
work, the msin pArt Of Il win be cut Ia
this vicinity.
The funeral obscqaies Of Mrs. Seneca
Reynolds were held At tie " T.. Church
ia this village, 90 Monday afternoon, and
The remains taken 10 the Friends harying-
ground, whore other members Of The
family bad been previously Inferred.
Mrs, K, was member Of the old Van
Ness family OF this town, and could give
many entertaining "reminiscences con.
necled with the customs Of the Dutch
Families OF those early days, who occu.
pied almost the entire valley OF the Kin.
derhook, in which she spen, the early
years Of Der life.
Arrivals during the past week;-Mr.
and Mrs. Judson, and Mrs. p. Corbin,
child and nurse, stopping st II. A. VIII
boris; also, Mr. G. +. Moore, 7. w. VIII
Dor, and Miss +. and Miss NJ. Van Schoon-
hoven, all Of Troy. Mr.. S. Higgins, S.
Root, Miss T. Root, and Miss Patterson,
OF New York, stoppIag al the Root villa /;
Mr.. K. Starks and Miss Akin, Of Troy,
stopping on Albany street; Mr.. VIM. A.
Fitch. wife and daughter, of Phlladel.
phid, a, Mrs. Cally's, on North street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
Masonic.

Masonic.
The next Regular Communication ofAdoniram
Lodge. =. h A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, June Il. at Factory Point.
J. Y. WHIPPLE, w. N.
Adoniram Chapter. No. IL, II. A. NJ.
'3ext regular cOnyocation on Thursday even.
ing, jane 2oth al n O'Clock.
W. A. BLACK, Sect.
skinner Post No. "a, q. A. H.,
Meets in Adams Hall, Factory Point, on
the Arst Tuesday evening Of each month.
JOHN @. BLACKMER Commander.
Grant Lodge, No. IO4, 4. q. q. r.
Meets at Adams Hall every Saturday evening
al O'Clock. All members of the "0rder" are
invited. Degree meetings every first and third
saturday evening Of each month Al o'clock.
r. j. HOYT, L d. /.
nadine Fire Company,
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DIR. A. J. Flagg's Cough and Lung
Syrup is performing miracles, curing all
diseases OF the Throat aud Lungs, such
as Coughs, Colds, Catarrh, Asthma, etc i.
It cures when all other remedies fail.
Try it. Sold by all Druggists.
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"OH, MY BAoKp How often we hear
these words. Pain in the Back arises
from Kidney Disease. HUNTS RENE.
DY cures all Diseases of the Kidneys,
Bladder, aud Urinary Organs. Family
Physicians use HUNTS REMEDY.
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1h~ Kiln House
cnAArss +. onyrs, Proprietor

cHAhLEs +. oHvs, Proprietor.
norman 4. Kenyon Aad wife, Nsw YORK
Enld Kenyon,
Nellie Kenyon,
Miller Kenyon,
Mrs. NJ. r. afinilh
Aiss heginA 0nAth,
Rfknklin Alien aud Wife,
Mfs, A. II. Brown,
M,ss Emma Broan,
Mica Laura +. Brown,
Miss Blanche Bfown,
Niles Cora Martin Brosa,
Charles Y Smith and Wife, Rochester, n, Y.
Walter Smith,
Master Beriie Smith.
Mrs. T.. y. Thomas, New York
Aiss u, X Adams,
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stsKs H@afss,
hanNlNa figsa pafes4 s. NErrhssiss rtBaipkgiy
n a. liuasux. froFfasias
ness. Ea-~s. fasusF. Seaatszf a.
A. Tartaa, FIaPresa5.
psas krnrss u saAE Ltasas e S :. y
Es.AaE. Bp4ssst&. y4--asas. Ts,sn~ss-a. A..
seNNasbeEH. rfppssetsH,
Arrives i nassAssssr rsllfps1 aspoi Nus1sy.
EsBsn.8sys aat FfsAsYs ~ u a.
Asrrnspa. leaves Nsaehostsf raliros8 5spe,
fAss5sys. III nfsAkEt scA sstHFasys a. II 4, y.
hsf sfuEal y kss rest iraip galas Ae'ih.
Pew, Bs~4rgss. La.3aa4esvy. Chester. A.
NV snrE FFopristor.
ARRIVES a Maschastsf railroad depot Ncndsys
Rsanss3s3t aad frtsys A. iTN
ArrrUsra. lsavss Massbssler rsilfos1 depot
,fisr arrival 81 70 ~ a. n tEsia going NORTH
Fsos L9ss1as4syvg 60 CTs@m
Sd. cpRus. rfsanetar
mAits CIsss.
SOUTH b. railroad sor Nss fors. Albany Troy
Routh ana Waes Al II 81 4. n. AIS 30 PIX
NORTH ~BF railroad fer Katl6na. bnrmgtoa
korih And Ksst 81 IS aaa 49,
GRANVILLE mail ~ stage eloses - q 9 !. =.
pOsr OFFICE epsa fsou. TAN. ioarM
mags from ne north STRIVE Il The rasi oaace =
50 and aF.E.
Mails freq The RGath arrive al ihr fust 0fief
aaA . and oeFH.
nslis fot Psra. fssdgruYe Bohdsiiie, Jamaica
As. By stage. ulose 81 Factory Point Poet Of
see II AZ. Tassisys, Thursdays Asa Fat
arstys.
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NOTICES
Having purchased OF v. Grover his Carriage
business, stock aud sccounts, / am prepared TO
do Jobbing Work cheap for cash. Carriage
Painting and Trimming specially.
7 II. KELLEY
Factory Point. VI, March, 1877 a
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Local Intelligence.


THURSDAY. July ID. ~.
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aFAin. noablicss ghss celebration viii
une4fgh many sariositles, living and
eihcrwlst
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tadiHe Fire Conpan,
MANcnKaTIR. VIZ.
NOTICE !!

Having sold my interest In the Carriage bust
aces To p H. Kelley all accounts 10 said business
are payable TO hun. " GROVER.
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Telegraph omss
Open from sA N. tosf.
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John Ridout committed suicide by
hanging July 3. Cause, domestic
troubles.
Asa G. Foster left home last January
to transact some business In the western
states, where be has lands to sell. Ills
letters received at the post office have ac-
cumulated TO large number. Foul play
is feared. Mr.. Foster is the presens
member of the house of representatives,
from Weston.
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aAnEDa HNEEesgos Dfytst1s.
utspast Fs4wasF Rtmsasa,
huAUErT srtrtsraarftr
oFEBof NuTAAEa. vEaNuNT.
rrstes E*aNs msasMsstst
UNfHa SCOTS.
81 HNs8
gmFz see fpsa EaRssse.
tWF Mid
sshM@ kiMAt EanNess
81 81 aesiaf4sf ; gkt
nAfaa GOTTA
fHAN Ma
~ fIF kez Vera Ytsfesa
tgfr Nt8a#
q sars Nght EfFfuss
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HALLS
VEGETABLE acIIiAN
HAIR REVIEWER.

Ths. standard .rt.sls i soarsssaad vltb "a.
greatest care
fis sseets Ars - wuaisftul sna sAustsrl~sy a.
efFH
i,rtsiqrss graz o. h.lsa hsit 10 iss feutAfsl
rliaF
u removes I'll sfuruaHs iirhinF ana atnafsa
aha tbs seAfp ~ tts nee besowea htts Aad gifaes
~ ts tnuic Frupeftiss Il RESTORES The capillary
Elanas - their hpIWsf NE0f. prRseatihg haid
usss and mAkins The hair gFos ihiet AID stfonE,
A. arFasinE BSthia. has kssn fenEd ~ IT,
fectnkt ef aessrsta.
~. A. A HAYES, state Assaytf u AAssseaa.
sets save ~ "a Il enpsiaat ID The best prepas.
alton t,rf lie iatsnasi purposes
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--Londonderry's aud Jamaica's veter-
an soldiers are forminga company to at.
tend tue Bennington centennial. The
company will be commanded by w. W.
Pierce of Londonderry as captain, and
Albert Sturges Of Jamaica as LIT lieut..
This company bad drill in this place
June 80.
The village schools closed the first
term of eight weeks on Friday, June 20.
The higher school was taught by Miss
Ella NJ. Rice OF Newt fame, aud the prima-
~ by Miss Ella NJ. Cheney Of London
derry. Both schools have been very
satisfactorily taught The average at
tendance has been good, and the scholars
have made good progress in their studies.
We think no village eau boast Of any
better schools. than we have had this
term. II is hoped that our committee
will engage the same teachers for an.
other term.
SOUTH LONDONDERRY.
--And now the school msrm resieth
from Der lsbors.
Mr.. Geo. Walker Is 10 fair way to
recover from bis recent illness.
This week our farmers are hAying In
earnest, With prospect Of securing &
large crop.
Mr.. Vim. Perry has Al acre and $
half ofye that il hard 70 beat, stalk
plueked from i, measuring seven feet and
Eve inches.
A Troy firm adyeFlises New Babies
Lace Cspsn Haven't they something
for the old babiesY
An effort i 10 be be made 10 have 5
tea weeks academy term this fall.
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There are quite 8 number OF niran-
gers 10 Dorset, aud yet there is plenty Of
room for more.
- Bible readings conducted by Mrs.
Prealiss, 10 be held this summer every
Thursday sfleGnoon al > O'Clock. Ladies
DO not mice ihete golden opportunities.
The hra term OF our village school
closed last week. The following IL the
teachers record: Not Abscnl;--HAi.ie
Hoiley, Wallie Kent, Charlie BALDWIN,
Greeley Reed, Bernie Sykes, Anna Sykes,
Fannie Hoiley. Absenl ; bali day or
day --fsouie RobinsoH, Lizzie Robinson,
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nAFAhESlflk btfOAs
Files bite.
Damp weather.
y, Bartlett i selling large quantities
Of coal Cheap, TOO " 1T
"A new building Is going up near The
furniture. store; rumor says, "a tin
Stop 10 Sc ~ as
The common ID front ofthe depot
looks much better since the removal OF
large quantity Of wood.
Misses Mary and Oracle Ferguson,
and Charles r. Ferguson, Of Rutland, are
guests OF ]. c. Blaekner.
Your correspondent was somewhat
under the weather last week, suffering
from 5 severe cold, with dipthereticAi
symptoms. DR.. 4. L. WymAn's "liItle
pills. effected cure.
The +. l. man Of the New York
Herald says: Mr.. Sullivan, NJ. F., is
now engaged In writing = work on New
ireland" Now we he'd always enter
taiDed an idea that our part Of town
would become famous some time.
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Clara sykes, Worth Reed, Jsznis HI.
bsurn. Nes taray Nellie Arms,f5aK
Carr Sykes. NHHt Ksni. WoFih Reed,
silu Frost. CAgi.e BAidwia, AspA
syksA, Rerusa sykes. Laais Isoasinsos.
I4srie BohiBson. Bertha Brooks, Grseieg
Reed, Msisls uNch, Jenny kiiboarn.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20

CUTTING Down SALARIEs.-The Gov
ernor of New York has approved bill
passed by the Legislature of that State
which provides that if the common coun-
Gil of Brooklyn shall fail to make reduc-
tions in this salaries of the officials of that
city, then the following among other
changes in the salaries shall take place:
The mayors salary shall be reduced from
$4,000 to $4,000; comptroller from $10,-
900 to $4,000; corporation counsel, from
$4,000 to $4,000; city treasurer, from
$1,000 to 81 900, audiqor from $1,000 to
$500; collector of taxes from $1,000 to
$1,000; registrar of arrears, from $1,000
to $4,000. president of the board of asses
sors from $1,000 to So, 500. and all Others
in like proportion. These changes will
save the the city of Brooklyn an annual
expenditure in salaries Of about $40, 600
Policemen hereafter appointed to receive
$3.50 per annum, which may be increased
from time to time for meritorious service
to ST, 100 and no more.
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THs DrsanssAI Z OF rHE FRrsHNAN CLAs

tbs DIs,ussAL / oF THE FREsHMAN CLAs
AT PRINoKvoN.- = The exercises AT rrlncet, q
College opened ON Friday evening last. when
the freshman class hegan the iun by as
sembling in front Of DR.. McCosh's residence
and bowling at the newcomers. who were
compelled 10 run a regular gauntlet both in
going in and coming out. The supreme
ambition of these gentlemen SEEMED 10 Re
to make the youngsters grin. and as result
the perpetra'ors are just now PrInning on
the "other side of their mouths" TIE fun
waved furious. aud when Associate Justice
Strong, of the United States Supreme Court,
came out and was sa u'ed until h. smiled a
prodigious smile, the venerable DIR. McCos b
thought the time had arrived for throwing
in protest. 1t produced it'll" effect, and
tie Us went In orue o nsst kind Of q
tine. AS q result the entn fr, shman class,
numbering eighty eight students, was sus-
pended, and an extra train took them out
Of town Monday morning. The punish
ment. however, amounts to very little. as
the present session ends this week and the
class will be readmitted at the beginning OF
the next term.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20

The Louisville Courier Journal infers
from an article, part of which 1t copies
from the Record, that Pennsylvania, is a
very ''hard state to live in," and that all
murderers here are allowed to 60 unhung
That paper infers somewhat too much.
We do hang some murderers here. Two
have been hanged in this city within a
few weeks past, and on Thursday next,
eleren more will swing in this state-six
at louisville, four at Mauch Chunk aud
one at Wilkesbarre. But ten of these
are Molly Notwithstanding crimi-
nails, otherwise this state would not make
so good showing in the way of punish
ing violators of law. Ordinary murder
ers too often escape the proper penalty OF
their crimes in Pennsylvania and the
generally lax administration of justice
here is not exaggerated in the article
copied and commented upon by ourLouis-
vile contemporary.-Ph Phild. Record.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20

PEACE AND PLEAsANTNESS appear
to pervade all parts of the South now that
it is no longer the interest of the "bloody
shirt" party to manufacture Ku Klux
stories for party purposes. And yet the
Deldwdre Republican airts the red flag as
an every day signal which its patty could
not live without seeing. And really the
Republican seems to thrive better thar
heretofore, and the Republicans seem tc
be more easily rallied under ii than un
der the stars and stripes in the hands o
Hayes, Evarts and Key. The Delawar,
Republicans are for Grant, jim Blaine
Morton, or some one of their stripe
There is not enough of hatred SHOW 70
the rebels by Hayes. He never can be
come popular with the Republican, or a
least the clan that follows it, until b
shows a disposition to put the Souther
white man beneath the negro. Equalit
with Delaware Radicals signifies any
thing but fair dealing-it means oppre!
sion for the white man and poor help fc
the negro.
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20

They get things awfully mixed out in
Ohio. They don't seem even to know
just who is exercising the Presidential
duties. A correspondent of the Cincin-
natl Enquirer writes to that paper
"Who in HI is President of the United
States?" to which the hesitating editor
answers: "Stanley Matthews or Johr
Sherman; don't know which, but hope il
is Matthews" 1t is wonderful that Ohio
is exercised about the safety of her free
schools whenever and election comes
around?
The daily gazette., 1877-06-20

The exclusion of Jews from the hote Is
at Saratoga and Garden City, Long Is
land, belonging to the estate of the late
A. T. Stewart, is petty business that
will bring confusion and contempt upon
its promoters. In a country where al
faiths are tolerated and ali people wei
coined, where even the despised African
has been constituted man and brother
it is too late to begin system OF exclu
sion