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BLOOMSBURY, Pa, FRIDAY, MAY f. 1877 %%Ha%H&ta

"That depends very much upon eircum-
stances 1t would be great grief to ME to
give up my profession"
at is very odd, but ! certainly thought
that mamma told me you had given up your
profession"
"She was Mistaken" said Uncle George,
shortly.
81 have often longed to go to India" cried
Edith.
"Have you ~ said George, very eagerly,
ooh, yes, beyond anything; life there
gives everybody chance. | mean, heroic
men and great characters are formed in In
dia, and men have great responsibilities and
development for quito different class of
most desirable qualities there"
That is quite true and you are just the
sort of woman to help man to do any
thing"
al am so glad you think so, Uncle
George" she said, laughing aud bushing.
Att o'clock they reached very large
station where the train had half an hour to
wait They got up a cup of tea, and then
both being rather cold, they began to walk
vigorously up and down to the very end of
| the terminus
"Take your seats p' shouted the porter.
"Take your seatsr and they resumed their
places. ,.,- o.; = - - '.s''''.''''','' =
"Them's bride aud bridegroom" said
stout countryman to friend and the loud
gutteral "Lorr' with which the news was
received reached the ears of the travel
| ers
A blazing lamp was in the carriage, and
under its yellow light Elith tried to read.
"Dori't read Edith" said the y6nng uncle,
suddenly. Talk instead"
She shut up her book.
"To tell you the truth, Uucle George"
she said, 1--WE are getting so near that I
am beginning to feel ridiculously nervous" :"
He looked at his watch, and suddenly
started
$50 late" he said, eve shall be there in
ten minutes"
"Oh!"
"And the fact is" he began rcstlessly fidg-
citing; 'the fact is-a-a-I have got n
| cOnIeSslOn 10 make 10 you.
TO me Oh, Uncle George"
"--Uncle George!"
Edith looked startled beyond measure
''The fact is Edith, am not my father"
"What do you mean ?"
81 mean am my son."
"But he is dead"
"No, no; only, what was fellow to say
when you pressed me so hard l am your
cousin George!'
"Oh?" OBJ
"And We have been such friend., you
won't be angry? Are you vexed Edith %
and he took both her hands.
"No; only astonished l think-on the
whole, am rather-gad "
That's all right for, do you know
Edith, seem to have known you for years
You have shown to-day every gnod quality
woman can possibly possess"
, "Dont spoil me by such sayings"
Sand Edith. dear E lith, do you know,
3 -confound it here we are!-only this,
should like to go on travelling with you, like
e this, forever and ever-and-"
"Hatton Hatton! ! tickets please, Hat
E ton 'p'
\ Here, Jonas, take Miss Edith's bag. I
r the carriage up?'
e "Yes, sir"
"And a cart' there is heap of lug
gage"
p, AL right, sir"
s"Come along, Edith. Here we are, an,
: my father is in the carriage.
Il Diagazine.
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WHEN WHEAT Is GREEN.

When wheat is green In furrowed fields,
And forest lanes are lined with leaves,
And passion unto pleading yields,
And every mateless maiden grieves
For lack of love, at such time
My pleasure viii be in It's prime.
The clouds that keep away the sun,
And cover up the moon at night,
Before the strong March wind viii run,
And leave the heavens blue and bright;
The sun viii shine upon the sea-
The moon VIII light the wood for me.
And then, ah, then o dearest days
Laburnum branches thirk with bloom
WIN throw their gold on garden ways,
And kiss the windows of my room;
And then the day 4. How will 1t be
To live in such felcityc
My brow with blossoms viii be bound
AMI from my fears | shall be free
o tardy Time, bring quickly round
The merrlest month OF all for me
That may hear the church boys sing,
And on my finger see the ring
Temple Bar.
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A German legend thus accounts for the
origin of the house of Metternch. The EN-
peror Henry ii had the greatest confidence
in the Captain of his body guard, who was
named Meter, and thereby awakened the
envy of certain courtiers, who initiating the
favorite's handwriting wrote reasonable
letter, and contrived to let this fall, as if by
accident, in the Emperor's way. The STRAIT.
agem failed, for Henry had no sooner read
itthsn he quietly put it aside, with the word
30, Meter NIGHT "-"No, not Meter" On
the Captains entrance he was greeted by all
present with the Emperor's exclamation,
which, with the slightest alteration, is re-.
peated in the family name.
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This is an age ofSabor- saving inventions
but 1t has been reserved for the San Fran
cisco pound keeper to devise such aids for
his class. lie inserted in paper an adyer-
risement that fine dog could find pur.
chaser at certain place, aud secured the
attendance of no less than Az dogs, with
their owners. Investigation showed that
sO4 of the dogs were unregistered, and they
were at once arrested and destroyed, in &C.
cordance with law.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Illl III VI nv lN1h
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. J. p. Tus In, tSupplv)
sunday Services i i a IN. and 81 p. m
Prayer Prayer Meeting-Every wednesda evening Al g.
sea free. The public are invite 10 tend.
ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Minis er-Rev. j. VcCron.
sunday servlces-iO4 a. m. and G} p. IN.
FRA er Nee ing-Every Wednesday evening al O.
clock.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Minis er-Rev. stuart Nj chell.
Sunday Services S-lOit q. Ia. ana 81 p. IN.
sunday SchOol-9 a. m.
Prac cer Nee ing-Every Wednesday evening a o.
sea free. No pews rented. Strangers welcome.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Presiding Elder-Rev. N. 5. Buckin iham.
Minis er-Rev J. 5. MCMurrdy.
Sundao Services = and Glg p. m.
Biple Glass Ever Monday evening NJ 81 O'Clock.
Young Nen's Pra err Nee ing-Eyer, Tuesday
,vcnng Gl o'clock.
o'clock
REFORMED CHURCH.
Corner of Third and Iron streets.
tastor-Rev. G.. y. Gurley.
ResileHce-Central Hotel.
sunday SeryicCS-l0b a. IN. and p. IN.
SUNDAY SCHOOL, a. m.
prayer Mecting-SaturdaY p. m.
All are invited There is always room.
ST. PAuL's CHURCH.
Rector Rev /. Zahner.
-undls Services i = a. IN, Z. p. m,
SUNDAY SchOOl-9 u. m.
FIRST sur iay in me month Holy communion:
,vening before the 81 sunday in each month.
Pews rented but eyerybody welcome.
EVANGELICAL cHURrH.'
Presiding Elder-Rev. A. L. Reescr.
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he minister turned sadly away.

A band of counterieiters confined in the
Knoxville, Tenn, Jail have been carrying on
their business whilst imprisoned. Molds
and metal for molding were found in their
cells aud 1t was ascer,ained that they sent
the counterfeit money ont into circulation
by the wife of one of the gang. All of
which speaks we'll for the prison discipline
of Kaaxyille.
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DIR SW A " N NE'S
Compound Svrup Of Wild Cherry

strikes at the root Of disease by purifying the blood
restoring the liver and kidneys to healthy action IN
vigOrating the nervous system.
Its marvellous power not only over every chronic
disc Sc where gradual Alternative action Is needed.
Uhder Its use the cough Is loOsened. the night
sweats diminished, the pain subsidies The pulse re-
turns to It's atural standard the stomaChis improv
ed In Its power to digest and asslmate the food and
every organ has purer and better quality OF blood
supplied to IT, out OF which new rocreative and pas
tie material is made
DIR SwAYNE graduated at one Of the hest Medi-
cal Colleges In the T. s., and was engaged IN an HC-
tive practice for many years, thus guaranteeing that
his preparations are prepared upon strictly scientific
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EDWARD II. HANSON,
PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND IT.

Or. Thomas j. b. Rhoads. 70, ertown. Berks co,
Pa. writes: Your compound syrup OF WI CHERRY
esteem very highly haze been selling ana recon-
mendng II to my patients for many years and II al.
ways proves eiCacous In obstinate coughs, broD-
chal and asthmalual affections il has made somc
remarkable cures In this section and consider II
the best remedy with which am acquainted.
Price 81. SIX hotties for s.. If not sold by ON
druggist, we VIII forward half dozen by express,
freight paid on receipt OF ~ lee.
rF-Describe symptoms In all communications. and
address letters to DIR SWANNE a son, $50 Nortl
sixth street Philadelphia. No charge Will be mnd'
for advice. sold by druggists and dealers in medi
Cines generally.
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Bloomsburg Official Directory.

bloomsbury Banking Companv-John \. Funs on,
PreSidGn II. II. Gro z, Cashier.
Frs Nl iOnal Bank-Charle5 r. Pax on, resident
!. T.. ruStin, Cashier.
COLUMBIA CouuN Mu ua Saving Fund and Loan
,sSDna lon-E IL. Lit le, Preslden', e. w. Miller,
seCretlry
BoD DnSburg building and Saving Fund Associa ion
-Wm Peacock, President, j. II. Robison. ScCre ary
Bloomsbury Nh ual Saving Fund ASsnCa luu-,l.
]. BroWer Preslden Q. q. Hnrkley, Sccre nrN.
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THE LUNGS
CONSUMPTION,

This distressing and dangerous complaint and It's
premonitory symptoms, neglected cough night
SWents, hOarseuess wasting flesh fcver-permauent-
" cured By Dr. "Swayncs Compound syrup VI Wild
Cherrv, ~
BRONCHITIS-a Tremonitor OF Pulmonary Con-
sumption. Is charapteriZcuby Catarrh or inflammation
OF the mucuous membrane Of the air passages
hoarseness, pains in the chest For all Bronchial
affections, sore throat, loss OF voice coughs,
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CAIARRH.

SYMPTOMS AND CURE.
Catarrh is an affection OF the mucus membrane Of
the nose, throat chest, 6C., accompanied with dull
heavy headache obstruction OF the nasal passages
weak eyes, watery and infamed, hacking or cough
ing, to clear the throat eNpeCtOratlon Of offensive
matter, smell and taste are impaired stopped ~
feeling in the head, inCessant blowing Of the nose
and other symptoms are likely to appear very dis
tressng, ana no disease Is more common, ana none
less understood by Physicians. Nine-tCnths Or the
cases OF offensive breath are occasloned by CatHrrh
''SNayne's Catarrh Remedy"
is a certain and permanent cure, ana warranted n
every case, no matter how obstinate or long stand
ing. 1t can be obtained only by addressing DIR
SNAYNE d son, SO North sixth Street Phtlade
phia. Mailed to any address on the receipt Of tht
price one dollar with full directors for use. also
fun account Of the or in and nature OF this dlstreS
sing complaint. We repeat II Il Is bey Ond all com
parlsOn the best remedy for Catarh ever discovered
Remember II can he obtained only by addressing
DIR. SW YNE q son, $50, North sixth street, PM
rdelphla, with remittance, rs we dOno place lt II
the hands OF dealers, the same as we do our othel
preparations. In writing for our "UatarTh Remedy
plafe state you saw this advertisement In the "Co
lumbiann BlOOmsburg
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rENuE UNDERSIGNED representing several
Of the most conservative and reliable Ameri-
can Fire Insurance Companies, would beg leave 70
7ner his services TO the citizens of Bloomsbury ana
vclult requesting a reasonable share Of the public
W. j. POWELL.
Bloomsbury July ls 1876.
Once In BTower's Block.
July
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Itching q Piles

is generally preceded by moisture like perspira'
tioiI, distressing itching, though pin worms wori
crawling in or about the reCtum, particularly ~
nightwhen undressing,or in bed after getting warm
shows itself around the pr, ate parts, andis not
fined TO males only but is quite as frequent that Ie
males are sorey AFFLICTED, particularly in times Of
pregnancy, extending ipto The vagina proving dis
tressng almost beyond ne powers Of endurance
Cases OF long standing, pronounced incurable have
been permanently cured by simply applying
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1877-05-04
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry

Is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
Hemmouhage or splitting OF blood, may proceed
from the larNnX, uachia, hronchia or lungs and
arise from various causes, undue physical eXertOn
plethora, fulness OF the vessels weak lurgs over
stTaining of the voice. suppressed evacuation, Oh
struction of the snlecn or liver, &C.
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Reliable Evidence.
HOME TESTIMONY.

HUME TENTIMUN1.
DIR. SwAYSE-Dear Sir feel 1t to be due to yon
and suffering humanity to give the following tcstt
mony respecting the wonderful curative powers OF
your Compound syrup of " lid Cherry and Sarsapa
ril,a and Tar Pills ] was afflicted with violent
cough. pains in the side and breast night sweats,
sore throat my bowels were costive appetite near
gone, and my stomach so very weak that my phys-
clan was at loss TO know what to do for me, as ev
cry hing used In the shape Of medicine was reject
ed spit different times pint Of blood remained
for months In this awful condition, and gave up all
hopes OF ever recovering. this time you reo ON
mended the use OF your syrup and rils, which I'm
mediatel' began TO soothe, comfort and alay the
violence Of the cough, strengthened and healed 'r
lungs; In short, 1t has made perfect cure Ot ne
and am now able to pursue my daily labor. ny
person doubling the truth OF the above stat m
will please ca on or address me, at the factory
EDWARD II. HANSON,
Engineer of Geo. Swecncys Pottery,
Ridge Eoad. below Wallace, Phha.
over 20 years have elapsed. and MIR. Hanson stil'
remains hearty man to this day-September S0th,
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Swavne's Ointment,

HOME TESTIMONY.
was sorely AFFLICTED with one of the most distres-
sing OF all diseases, Pruritus or Prnrigo. or more
commonly known as Itching Piles. The itching al
times was almost intelerable, Increased by scratch
ing and not unfrequently became quite sore. J
bought box OF Swaynes ointment; Its use gave
quick relief. and In short time made perfect cure
can now sisep undsturbed, and would advise all
who are suffering with this distressing complaint tC
procure Swayne's Ointment at once. | had trie
prescriptions almost innumerable without hnding
any permanent relief
JOSEPH W. CHRIST
Firm OF Rosdel Christ, Boot ana shoe House, 93i
North Second street, Philadelphia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

THE LATE RAINs.-The rain, com
mencing on Sunday last, with the inter-
mittent showers since, has enabled to-
bacco planters. who had plants large
enough and land prepared. to pitch the
bulk Of their tobacco crops. Many have
finished planting and IN the majority of
cases the plants are growing of finely,
the cloudy weather Of the past few days
giving them an excellent send of. The
wheat prospect is so so, with about the
average acreage. but the present is a
critical time with this crop and appre-
tensions are felt Of rust should late rains
be followed by damp hot weather. The
corn prospect is favorable, the crop hav-
ing been planted in good time and an
excellent stand generally obtained. The
garden and fruit outlook Is unusually
promising. The potato bug we are now
always having amongst US and in addi-
ton this year, the locusts have paid US
their usual seventeenth yearly visit, but
the latter has done and is doing no hurt
to growing crops, and for the former,
what with hand-picking and Paris Green,
the damage they have done is = mere
bagatelle, except where the potatoes
have been entirely neglected.
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g. Business men, be careful whom
you trust, for apparently one-half ofthe
real estate Of this county belongs to wo-
men having husbands who viii buy and
consume your goods, and after having
bad the benefit Of them, will rush to the
courts and con.rive to cheat you out Of
your dues. There is scarcely term Of
court in which this does not occur. rr
N9-The friends Of some of the Dem
ccratic candidates for Mayor Of Balti-
more are throwing mud at each other
in reference to the claims and qualifica-
lions Of their champions. If such q
course is persisted in, it is easy to pre-
dict the result next October.
" It is said that the English mis-
sion has been placed at the disposal Of
Secretary Fish. and that he will relieve
Minister Pierrepont at London, early in
the Fall. arE % .r.-s--j> 10
o. Mr.. J. M. Davi. ha. aecep-
ted the position. Of chief of the stamp
division of the Post Office department,
to succeed Mr.. Hazen, appointed third
assistant Postmaster General. /
g. The next Legislature Of Mary
land win elect United States Senator
for the seat occupied by Hon. George
R. Dennis. DR.. Dennis is . candidate
for reelection. | .-s -..
o. 1t is claimed in Virginia that since
the re-estabIishment OF the whipping
post that the jails are almost empty and
petty crimes have almost ceased.
etGov. Carroll makes emphatic an
nouncement that so long as he occupies
the Gubernatorial chair he is not can
didate for United States Senatorial hon
ors.
- "Have they policy p asks the
New York Tunes OF the Democrats. Oh,
YES; honesty-and that's the best poll.
cy.
o. The President has removed Mar
shall Pitkin, of Louisiana, and appointed
Col. Jack Wharton as his successor.
@The MARYLAND penitentiary con-
tains at present 794 convicts. the largest
number ever confined within its walls
@By q new Law in Indiana maria
ges between persons nearer Of kin than
second cousiss are forbidden. sa5
6y-Clerk Adams new roll Of the next
House Of Representatives shows Dem
ocratic majority Of II.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-06-14

SHARP SHoorING.-Gen. Butler and
Wayne MaeVeagh have collided and
very much like smash-up, we are
sorry to say. temporarily overlook the
General. Butler commenced the quar-
rel and struck the first blow, but the
counter OF Macveagh was so instan-
taneous and well-directed that the Gen.
eral was completely hcored and didn't
come to time for Tull week. He sub
sequently toed the scratch, however,
end held Maeveagh in tigh. embrace
Soe full newspaper column and up
wards. But the end was not vet
MaeVeagh, recovering breath. returned
to the assault with redoubled vigor,
getting in two terrible blows at certain
weak points Of Buffers makeup (see
7th and Sth eommandmentsl which
had the unhappy eifee, OF knocking the
General from his pins aud spreading
him like pancake. Landing, howev-
er, in eongenial mud-puddle, the Gen.
sral was not materially injured. and is
to-day q happier man than Macveagh,
who was robbed of all his loose change
during the close fighting and has been
forced besides to fumigate himself daily
ever since.
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THE IMPROVEMENTS OF ELLENBo-
ROUGH HrLL.-We have recently passed
over Peterborough Hill, near this Town
for the purpose Of satisfying ourselves
whether or not the improvements late.
ly made upon it by Captain Dawson was
deserving Of commentator. We bear
now willing testimony to the great good
done by him in this direction. This
hill is a most important one, as every
road leaping from the lower section Of
our county converges into this before
reaching the town. Captain Dawson
seems to have adapted the true system
of road making-digging a ditch on
either side and having the centre Of
road bed higher than any other part.
The road is shelled in the centre from
the foot Of the hill to = point opposite
the new Methodist church and will pro-
badly cost about Sis. We congratu-
late the county and the Captain on this
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acres of which surrounding the splea.
nd stone mansion. is laid OF - park.
Win iine drives and walks. and 10 iillea
Win grand old trees and besutiful shrub
bery. In the future. - Q eisi1ea Of.
MARYLAND, this viii be Mr.. Merrick's
summer residence. He viii also keep
- - elegant house In this city. While
Washiaston will not be in any sense .
looer, the Stats Of Maryland gsiAs cit
ses q eminent character aad q lawyer
q distinguished rank smong the 6rst in
the country-Wask, Ssadsy Hvsk.
Tn AurascAx fAania.-Ths June nunber q
Rkasx peeRs&ing he usual cenpiese and W.
ried index Of seasoAahle contents appropriate 20.
he season and TO the needs Of oar farmers Who
sAould rot Be Without the advice and sneRrs--
tioas Of this now venerahle Arm Journal. ne
-, mSbeSs 0Sx1od an s6eapyalckElou 0WUe
isers d always pronine4t topic In its pagvs, 20
also are the Avsntaxss of Improved ssock Of
sume calculated udividualy u which sAssserr iss
Ibis numher several engsavihgs. fhe saaph
esops, fruit culture and ornamental gardening
aud dee spacr. and no country 6oese'6 N sAoulS
have he mcathly visits Of the Farmer. Pub
hshed BY SAm'l Sands & Son. Raisimcse, 81 .s0
year. or 81 10 clubs u ave or more.
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The Maryland AGRICULTURAL COL
LreE.-The trustees Of the MARYLAND
agricultural college met on Wednesday
at Guys Hotel, Baltimore. Colonel
Earle. Mayor Lee. Judge Tuck. Messrs.
Ezra Whitman. Allen Dodge and w.
B. Sands were present. The report Of
Presiden. Parker, showing balance Of
$1,000 in favor Of the college AFTER pay
ing the old debt. was read and approved.
Mr.. Columbus J. Shipaey. Of Ca,ons-
vile, was elected superintendent Of The
farm. lE - / % I .''''i
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.Messrs. Editors AT Q meeting Of
the quarterly conference Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, held on the
9Th instant, for Leonardtown and Charles
circuit. after the transaction Of business
pertaining strictly 10 The Society, the
following resolution Was unaninously
adopted. 80 fes-5 Il ~
30 That the Secretary tender the thanks
Of the Confcrence 10 the Weems' tTrans-
Portation Line for the kindness receivea
at ats hands. viz: thst Of reducing the
fare one-half for the ministers % and
from the camp-meeting held on The cir
cult last year, ADD for tsansporting the
lumber and other material for IL eamp
at the same reduced rates.
yNo. N. GRAVES,
yane n, 1e77. y ssss sdSeRetary.
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wnsAr.-The Gales reported have been % FOL
lows: 400 ba. good Soathesn rcd Of lsSGlsf
cents; 1850 ba. Pennsylvania rcd q ls0; 500
bu. do. ~ private terms.
q Cosx.-The sales Of the week 10 reported at
Change were sfollows:
Southcrn-s4o ba. blue eye at ssl cents; $50
bu. good white a 50; l,sos In, prime do. At 50;
7,s34 ba- do. ~ 60; e25 bu. yellow NJ ssh; los
bu. do. at 80; I syV bs. do. q 60.
OAu.-Receipts $4,000 ba. The market has
been firm and moderately active for prime heavy
lots, bat lightweight Oats are dull We note
sales Of !, 900 bu. Soushssrat 4aG Is cents 200
bu. do. ~ 4s64s; 900 bu. do. at 50.
RyE.-Receipts 500 blu. Marset quiet but
steady At 1880 cents for good to prime.
ToaAcoo.-Thefc has been more doing in NJ.
rylsnd leaf and sales Of Sevrral hundred hhds
have been made at full prices. Ohio leaf has
been comparatively dull. The receipts for the
past week have been light aggregaiing l,5T&
hhds., against $50 last week, Of which the re-
ceipts Of Maryland leaf were so6 hhds., against
994 hhds. the previous week, and the receipts Of
Ohio sas hhds.- against $40 hhds. the previous
week. We quote as follows:
fpv,sse1 sa<a n 70
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AccrpESr.-We regret to learn that
the horse belonging to Henry Stainhice,
the mail carrier between this place and
Point Lookout, which was attached to a
sulky. becoming frightened at some
cause. ran down Lockerman's Hill in
the LIST district and very seriously in
jured Mr.. Stainhice. kicking him several
times in the face. We are gratified,
however, to learn that Mr.. Stainhice is
doing well and will soon be able TO re.
sumo his ride.