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Hagpeg's Magazine.
1870.
ILLUSTRATED.
NOTICES or rRE PRESS.

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alike In literature and In art.-Bo,iop TfGreUer.
The most popular Monthly in the word.-Nsir
York OJscrrer.
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delight 20 the mature, solace tor declining age.
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liant a lit of contributors; nor does any furnish
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a quality OF literature Waich@dH, Boston.
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The first thing some women viii do when
they get 10 Heaven will he 10 loOk aud see IT.
their wings are cot bias, while the wings II
oiher angels arc goTed.
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Girt a tree around with bands Of steel and it
will die. Lace 4 woman in q corset aud she
will outliyc all the doctors who warned her
against H.
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Genius fads its owu road, atA carries it.
own laup.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1878-11-30

ATTORNEY At LAW,
.t4-,-,,,ra, JsFsy'oa CpsH'y be-' I"g'"'''
,vv.iI. ,rtctiseiu che Courtsoftais Ccuntyano
W hcaii'ininS C1ante'- ,,,,iw W 7
usr.el.St lo'r to che re.ti'nee on ''HJ j., -
r.rks. tuto'3dy opposite ere Oa''''
\.r. l3, 1865.
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VIRGINIA TREE PRESS.
4. II. &F.F.B. GALLAHER. EDITORS.

Charlestowr, Jefferson Co., W. Va
OFFICE IN ''JEFyEBsoY BUILDING
Saturday, November 80, 1878.
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sept35,IsT,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07
rug DgsRnrED ROOM.

The hre nsmes ieatt about the logs.
Az In the days at cd
About the client roosa they played.
In eheqaer wtrk % gieam snt shade.
The P.rrlan esrp<t on the n0or.
showrd Ito dimmei beauty .. ofyorc;
The portrait. nom the walls Looked d0wr,
And eve sDi lip IN raile of frown,
The tale che tansht them tod.
The Ore dame. lrspt about the hearth;
Tue cricket sang its .ong;
Tue ivory botes ste loved - much.
Isy uaiting tor her Weakening toaeh.
her osn. OF si-tsr houers drOppes,
Where the greet crimson curtains .oopeii
Ans py hsr chair her fzvori'e esok.
Its plaee, uiufr pieadiOg for her. took
To rect. unopsned long.
The nrs nalnes leapt about the hearth;
A sens of something gone
HING heavy over the hsi-Iiny ear.
Thai u.ed bsr joyous voice 10 hear;
Tue eehoes of ths silent house
Waiting hsv dying foot 10 roa.s;
IL seemed q ghosts her bfixhines- laid.
In the dul, siiiiLsss woke and stfAysd.
And long Lost enplre won.
The Gre nsme- lsap,. and paied AMI died;
And Ia the esris giocui
ssd memories gathered round the hearth.
Where she broaghl JOY, and yoaih, and mirth
kAd fAnc.es minsiing With th-m said
Old tAl-~ os half fofsott~n dead.
Ani bsfi-d praysrs and visions mt.
With lo-s. sud lons'ng. and regret.
In the deserted Iooln.
Az ~. Year Rsu-d.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

"HrlKS" has another baby--a girl.
And John Habberton will please accept
the congratulations VI his host Of
friends in Burlington. and DO happy.
even II he can't name his youngest after
her father.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

AsA W. ASpKRs. Of Beverly. Mass,
proposes to cross the ocean IN dory,
and II Ia about time for the newspapers
TO suggest that an ''s" should bs sub
stituted for the final IA In his front
name.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

Tux heaviest snorer We have heard OF
Is the man up town whose wife woke
him up. during a tempest. saying she
did wish he would stop snoring. for she
wanted to hear the thunder.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

THE cottage foruer.y occupied by a
beautiful widow Of Newport will be
rented this season. Reason given IN
the widows own words "Too much
balcony and too little Romeo"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

"wakHE ars these mills Of the gojsi"
John Morrissey used To inquire, and
how much Ii up on 'Sml"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

RrouLAR old FOUNDERS now carry
canes with crooks for handles. With
such handle the owner can hang his
cane ON his arm while hs works u lunch
table.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

Down in kentucky they want to
know how Governor Henry watterson
would sound. There il too much water
in IL 10 suit Kentucky.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

VIZ have to chronicle another victory.
The American peanut is being raised In
III south OF France.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

No man who doesn't take his rations
regularly (when he can get them) can
DO called rational being.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

Or course Sheep are. as you ask.
sheared by rszors. Shsep.raissrs are
described in the dictionary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

How melancholy tho moon must
feel when 1t has enjoyed tho iullness OF
prosperity. aud gCt reduced To its last
quarter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

Col. RoBkKr lSoEEsoLL denies that
he is q Communist. lie IL making too
much money as lecturer to believe in
dividing Ii.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

VIZ have q season ticket to the Paris
Exposition which We will exchange for
q white straw hat with blue band.
on Ciiy Derrick.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

TuE poorest excuse that man can
give for staying away irom church Is
that he Is afraid that It will blow up.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

JouS MoRRrzssr started in life a. a
deck hand. and he followed his trade
more VI less. all the way through.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

Ir Ia better 10 have loved and have
busted up somewhere during the cor.
respondence than never to have loved
At all.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

TINS Is world OF second hand goods.
Every pretty girl has been some other
fellows sweetheart. Just think OF II.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
FITS EPILEPSY.
FALLING SICKNESS

Permanently Cured = NO humbug by One
fAiiibls Fit Powder. To convince sufferers
that thess powders will do all NC claim TOR
them. We viii send them By mail. post IAid, .
1rial bog A Dr. ooulArd 10 ths only ply sieiin
that has ever made this diseass ~ eisi study,
and a. 10 our knowledgs Thousands have been
PsSmans1tiy Cured By the use vi thee Pow.
dsrs, vs will guarantee o Permanent Cure In
svery case. or hSiund you All money Expended.
All sunersrs should give these Powders an early
trial. and bs convinced Of their curative pow.
ers.
Pries. for large boz, $500. OF four boIes for
5000. ssnt By mall 10 Any psit Of The United
states OF Canada on receipt OF price. OF By ex.
prsss, q. U. ID. Addrrvs.
AhIl a kODBINS,
90 Yult.n Atfeet, brooklyn, MI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07
VOL. XXX.
SANFoRDS
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH

NHDuSH3 SONe
For CATARRh
A purely vegetable dIstiilstion entirely
unlike all other Psmsdies.
IN the pfsparstioa Of M rsmafkabls fsmedy
j s,sry k.fs. PlssI ana Ssrt = s.Alse,rd = a,s.
tlisiioa. Whereby tho sessatiai medical prirsiIls
s.ssiss IN q. .s : sss; IA .e
wait toe ass IN "a oexsnim - dsesss = .ns sssts
sssss as s: 4. Il i1s s,s s;sss ssss
SANFOnBS RADICAL cure
Ia local and eoustitutionai remedy. and b spplisd
,ss a f md ~ z T ssS . ssss ss.sss
s.sansss .sa
kssps tho skin mois and nsstrssss -, ne sS.d d
tssaes Into the blood. .Thas 3 cure peoersSs. N
both directions. and h doss bot seem possiels for
human Ingenuity 70 dsvso more rstoaS ussS
~sA~ sURPRrsINa CURE.
.s.s. s;iS ts.s ss:s: "a @ Sc s
:.1:ss II sI.:st e q c.s.s. vsss s.ssa VIA
s. "a ..s "a = s.: ss s;.:s ..:
sl' . ~. ss.Is. sl..ss q ss
Eans sad throat 90 ssnstiss tAAs The sxhtess cold
.ss sSa 90 :ss ssstss.a s.sssii ;sses .sas 4
attack the severcst ever he'd, vas tsfrtess cal.
fsryd The nos, ia,isS p.is a ny ~. - -
Ssisf sSsssIpilSa. and srali ssl,svs sSi -
these symptoms continued Without relief thsy
insai. Si.,f,ssiaE % % eesaisioa. eo2nssesa,As sss
ss;iS 4: S:S !: S;
wonderful medieine gave me Tie greatest relief.
II 10 hardly possibis fof one whoss head achsa syes
ache, ho scarcely ArlcalAts disftnetiy on 60
count OF the choking accumulAtions In hh thfoat
20 FeAlife how mueh relief obtained nom Tie nyt
application of f6ANyoaD's IiAploAL Crnl Under
italndusnee, both Internal and sftsrnAl. rapidly
recovered. and By oee ssional uss Of the remedy
sinee have been entirely nee from catarrh. for TIE
IiespecIfaliy your,
GEO. w. H0LBHOOk.
wAIruAM, MAss.. Jan. g. ispa
P,S-l purchased the RADICAL CUE OF 0kO.
n. kOGkiss. Druggist. Runford building.
Zach package contains Dr. eanfordS fnprovsd
lnhalinx Tubs, With ian directions for use In all
Estai Druxrists ,hrous shous shs United stsiss sad
and Wholesale Druggists, boston. ha.s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07
STRAY cow.

A FINE LOOKING sPKcKLID COW. RED
n and white, esme 10 tbs eueeor Boarding
Hcass. Lover Gold Hill. ON the 9th instant.
me owner of the coz can obtain the sAms b.
proving prOpsrty and paying sha,e.s.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
BOWER 8 MANSION
wAsiIOR VALLEY,

WASthuh vALLhht
nHE MOST BEAUTIFUL. coNvE. 49,
l nient, hesithfui and pl,ssursb.s
place Of resort TO be fousd I'm tho State
OF Nevada.
Open iss M VISITORS. PLEASURE p1kfiEs
Lovely grovss Of fruit and ornamental trees.
grassy lAsns, . nns croQust ground, swings,
ETC.. Tor the irss use aud pleasure of the gue.s.
Al o hot. cold, steam aud plunev bsths. With
bathing suits. Pine shooting ground for shoot
ing clubs.
sonsble tbs B1 connected with the honss 10
we'll sock,d with the choicest brands of wihss,
The Virgins and Truekss Railroad passes
within short distance, and light wagons con.
vsy guesis to and rom tho Aansion free OF
- Free rs. Of the grounds for pienles q,
Tir,i.ei..s psstursss 1t 81 per month.
myso m NAT. HoLMEs, Proprietor.
M0LINELLI LODGING HOUSE,
Horth o Street, Virginia City,
Second door North OF the international Ho..l.
~ Y0U WANT PIRsT.CLAss ROOMS.
! Bsds and Accommodations. this 10 the place
70 ind them.
~ CHARGES REASONABLE. ~
Give me call.
fell In wM. PHIPPs. Propristof.
YER ANDA HOUSE,
Opposite the Pstsiuma Mil.
LOWER GOLD MILL.
JOSEPH BAwDKN, PROPRIRrOR.
TaIs coMMoDIous HOTEL HAS BEEN
RENOVATED AND RRoPgsRD
For the accommodation Of gus.s. Here 10 the
place TO get eo,d Board. good Beds. good
Liquors and good Cigafs,
0cll sOoETh bhVbfNs Eruptiesors
FRENCH RESTAURANT,
MAIN sTRKRT.........--GOLD HILL,
Opposite the Eclipse Stable,
GEO. pupREN PROPRIETOR.
THR CHOICEST or EVERYTHING THE
L Market affords.
as 'I.'' o'nr' "a
ESQ. Eic., 49,
Served up 10 the most approved French style.
OF CD ked TO order at short notice.
wihk, fRviT. and Ill the luxuri's OF the
psAson.
MBALs AT ALL HOURS. Board By the
Day, week. Mouth or Meal
~ Having had thorough personal expeiienos
a. . frslelAss MAitre de Culsine for over twenty
years I can guarantee the most excellent satir.
faction 10 my psirons. - ,no,v
myslm Gko' DufhEf,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-06-07

nRPosIrs ofc0M OR BuLLION received.
~ Dsithsr.oa open accpant or " Issue Ckk
TiFlcATKS therefor, payable lat the option ot
the hnldsf) In Gold hin or Ban Fnnolsco; to
mako collections, purchase Bulliou at the most
favorable rates. or advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent bank In San francisco;
soils lilis Of Rxchsngs, and transacts 0snssaI
Ranking Business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-02
~ HOT SODA.
COFFEE, TEA AND CHOCOLATE,

MI BUNS. 1929 PESNSYLvANIA AVENUE.
COLD SODA AND MINERAL WATER on
draught during the winter. dcc4-tr
~ sCHENCK'S MANDEAKE PILLS
VIII he found 20 possess those qualities necessary to
the total eradication % al bilious attack. prompttO
start ths se,TetOns Of the liver. and give healthy
tone Ia tie entire system. Indeed, IL Is ordinary
discovery in medical science u have invented a
remedy ior these stubborn complaints. which de-
ye;cp all tis results produced by heretofore free
AS. OF calomel. mineral justly drea led by man
Kind. ami acknowledged 10 Dc destructive IN The
extreme To the human system. That tlt properties
Of certain Vegetables comprise all the virtues Of cal
Cmel without its injurious Tendencies. IS DOW n
admitted fact, rendered indi>putalIe hy scientific
research -: and those who the Mandrake Pills
viii ue fully satisfied that the best medicines
those provided by nature in the common herbs and
fuots 81 the fields.
These Pills open The bowels and corr -, al Billions
deraI gemefts without salvation any Of The in
curious effects OF calOLnei OF o.Ecr p,i-oDs The
secretion Of bile is promoted 10y these pills, viii
be by the altered color Of The Stools. ami dis
appearing "a the sallOW complexion and cleansing
of the tongue.
Ample directions for accompany each box OF
pills. Prepared ONLY hy j. II. >ttIENtk < son.
81 their principal Office d d d Arch streets.
Philadelphia and fOr sale hy all druggists and
Price - cents per bey. DIV. f.m.1m
rs SAMUEL G. 1oUHG,
Wy NOTARY PUBLIC,
cct17-t OFFfCE-STAR BUILDING.
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apnIieatiop for n Rceei,cr.

NEW loKK. Jan. A petition was present
ed 10 judge Brady. m thc supreme rUaTt cham
ber>. to-day bN the stockholders of the Bank
erS and Brokers Association fOI the appon.
ment ui a receiver. Counsel Tor tnc creditors
OF Mr. Bonner. VINO WAS president I'd the aS>O-
citation. asked that NO stockholders be- ap
pointed receiver a. the Interests of creditors
and stockholders were SumeW hat an agoni>tic.
Judge Brady said be intended 20 appoint Mr.
Robert l.. Cutting a. receiver. bat counsel o0-
jected 10 Mr. Cutting as being a stakeholder
The cont decided 10 allow Mr.. Cutting TO aci
i'm the capacity of receiver until tomorrow
morning. when counsel viii be heard IN regard
Ia. a ~ Ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

- ."EIENTAL LoBGE, No - 90. =,
- 4 -pa,a meeting wil'.be held THIS EVE
asy. i JOHN VAIL. Sc.
". rETFi; O;,DEN LpUGE. 1874, g.. a..
n,,t ii. r.ir Han TiIUiRSDAY. ianGSfy 3. q II
.'tkCS. q" ascend the funeral Of Brother L. y g
Will At EHAN>'N 1 1Sl,x Ied9 Foy lf'leF@.'y
ANNNI A. l.. HUTCHI>~oN. Acting z. :. A.
- C,Ei.,II INSTITUTE. - Th- aHuua
..,rld ga THURSDAY EVENING; Jaauary 5;
ISsS. iUii atrru11u'r 81 Wcm-scrs Is requested.
~ ). Il. FREEMAN. Re. -.
u GRAND MAS TEMPERANCE MEET
e. INt. while bed at Union th1pnl. 81 d =
EVENINt'. thr 81 iusteu., commencing at : so p.
\ grall faly 81 at lovers Of trlnptrauc' iu the
Oh Prs. Nd5d j. requested. Able speakers Viii
ssdry>s J's mtetng. and COOL CINE anticipated.
a Diyi~i'i. ct the sons 90 Temperance viii b. nr-
gaEized. come "lic. come all ll-2'
~ RTIlW ESTEES BUILDING ASSO-
- DATI"N.--The Tcsuiar meeting, for re-
,,iyiLS dqs. aId ,s,i,rg money VII. - fo- on
d31-5. JOHN COOK, Secretary.
u kINDFEGAR NORMAL Class
Ststrd Ce1I~,. commences JANUARY 3 .. 1878. a.
su-rur T.. ug. Tickets for Inc course Of - ',ur
II stormy. tEr class meets The follow iug DAY.
hour. F'I par iyUlgrs apply Q" MI. LOUISE POL
IT.. southeast corner "f Sth AMI X ST.. d.l-eo2''
- Nat. MET. FIRE ms. co, ID. g
49, TIE Annual Meeting 90 the Stockholders ~
m Nat. Ne;. Fire InS. Co, ID. e.. ia ~, heal al
MONDAY. beiul, the l4jh day of January. 1873,
for the choice Of nine Directors for tBe ems llnS
year. Pclis open al Il anu elise a. . o,clocS p N.
de. - SAN. CROSS. Sc.
" WASHINGTON MARkET COMPANY
TIE Annual Meeting 81 the stockholders or the
WASHINGTON MAHkET COMPANY wifi d.
held al he ofirt 81 the C"mpany. in tn Market
Buildings. ia the city Of Washing a. L % ciJckt
nc u. ga the first MONDAY. being tie q day OF
January. 1873 for the choice OF thirteen Directors
'OT the ensuing wear. ami To at on any other SAB
Rci within The power 81 the corporation.
BENZ. ID. WHITNEY. Sec.
ashirgton. DC. Dee. oath. 1877. d34--ianI
u NETTING ~ TIE STOCKHoLD-
TOW RAILROAD 'OMPA>l for the election
Of Directors. will he held al the office of the COM
rahy. No. 100 PennSy lSania avenue. On W I'D
NESpAN. the 9ih dap % January 1875
the polls viii BE- opened N II IN. AID closed n
Transfer books viii be closed on the Al NJ Jlnu-
ary. 1873. and opened on January 10 h. 1873.
n. HURT. President.
&. VI. KOONES. secretary. d22-1It
~ HOLIDAY GOODS.
Cologne Sets. in great variety: OdOr Cases, Cut
and Decorated Toilet Bottles. Ivory Brushes. Gel
fuI0id Sets in Gases. TortOist Shell Combs. Parma
GOlOeHes, Lu1in and AIkiuSO IS handkerchief TX.
tracts. W. :. THOMPSON.
d14-tr 7O8 15FH STREET.
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The Bonner Failure.

NrW YORK. Jan. Arthur SeNau. of The
suspended hrm 81 Bonner X Co. has sent a
communication 10 The Stock Exchange asking
Tor committee OF invest igafiun into the
affairs of tie firm. Nh Srwall. 10 il under
stood. claims 90 bc entirely ir..oceat uf any
connection VIA The rehypOihecdtiOn Ol the
securities held hN III. firm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-02

A SUICIDE OF An UNUSUALLY ROMANTIC
NATURE occurred in Cincinnati, Monday. Two
years ago young Italian named Marco Bueno
arrived in that city direct from Italy, bringing
a moderate capital. He opened a fruit store
he fell in love with young 1talienne, Maria
Laryia, living at ease with her father In Cash
ionable quayty OF the city. The lady was easily
buffhe father would have none Of IT, Bueno
was forbidden the house i'm the sternest man
ner. Some days ago he took to drink for con-
ISOLATION, and Monday morning was found IN
his room with his face buried in pillow satu
rated with chl0rofOrm stone dead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-02
Love. Murder and Sutc,da

bEa niEhEM. IA. Jan. 2.-l.aSt night. ahOul
9O'ciock, John Hdddock. aged 4. II bl,sd ami
instantly killed Miss Lizzie Davis. aged ID
While al her home. I'm the village of Ferndale
about TWO miles from Caiasauqua. Pa. Had.
dock then returned to his own dwelling. a few
doors on and shot himself through the ifeart
Ii i MOI certain What was The real mofiv,,
which led Ia the murder of Miss Davis. but
jealousy i believed Ia have been The primary
g.tIl>ta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-02
The London Times Wants the tfbs.
rails ta IaIk Ouf.

The Times of ihi> morning urges fhr liberal
leaders lu make their NtcW> known. o. ~lNS
unless something entirely beyond ~urmiSr las
occurred Ia Iyru the government. from Ia,
views expressed hN Nj. trpS>. home secretary,
~ The House 81 Commons las SESSION. aud Ia
RAN b'rhN- l"urigu minister. to thr drpufa
ministers would welcome support Hhich al -
hr>lou io their views hN an rc~pou>i alr states
men would afford. The time Tor silence has
L II nm
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EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
HUI N Y ADJ ia NOS
NEW IPERTENT UITER.

specially recommended for richness IN alrTirnt
salts. and u vfhcacE, Ia Bilious attacks. prevention
Df G1ut. Piles CtT- and ordinary alr-rirut. ~
LlEBiG. VIE How. >CA\ZO\I aad SIR
HENRY THOMPSON. aud the entire medical pro-
feSSIOn in England aud Germany.
J. h BARNES. surgeon General L. :. Army.
Ihs most certain and pleasant Ia its effects Of
any of the bitter waterS. -
DIR. .. VI ARiON SINS. New York. &c A. iax-
alive prefer IL "a even other mineral water
DIR. WI. A. HAMMOND. New York. The
HO>t pleasant and effcent 81 all pLTgatiye
waters.
DR. ALEEED l.. LOOMS New York. - The
mo>t prompt and most efficient: specially
adapted for daily use -
DIR. fOEDYCE BARKER. New York. Re
quiTr> les. II le>s diSsyreestble and unpleasant
than any other.
DE. Inns \. sAYRE. New York. Preferred
la any other laxative
\ wINEt'LA>>FUL \ DOSE.
Every genuine bottle bears the name of TIE
AfOLLIN AIRS Co. (hmiIstil. London.
For Sole bg Dealers. Gro~rrS and Drug
0tsfs. SueS5-mwf. cow, IL
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Maine.

AucT-TA. MI. Jan 2-The legislature As
>embird al iD t1-ual. the senate choosing faT
IL officers Warren %. \ linton. of Cum ls.tland,
president. and samuel ". Zane secretary.
Tie House clccIed Henry lord. bi Bangor.
speaker and OramandyI saith clerk. Gov.
CONNER n I'D b. Inau.,ETAtt.a fn-mnr-nIA.
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PORTLAND. MAINE. bee. 2-The Grand
Trunk railway has arranged fOr a new fort
nightly line OF steamers, hence To Glasgow 10
commence immediately. Five steamers will
compete the service
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kep,ueky Wur,,er rr,,,

1lNtlNNATI. Jan. Tile trial Of Ira PEREZ
val. Tor the murder of Dr. X. A Brashier A
prominent hentuckian, some months ago. 4
now pa progress Al Burlington. ny The cTitni-
nal Judge being a relative OF the murdered
man, the governor appointed Judge Boyel Of
Tie adjoining district. 10 Try The case.
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1HrNlnIld.

ANNfPusI-. M. Jan. 2-Thr legislature
assembled "a noon TODAY. 10 the senate. J.
fcHuvl lee. ef tarrul county. WIS chosen
Temporary president, and n The hot,, Of dele-
gates, MURRAY AJDdilcr, al Hartford. was
made temporary speaker. After tie members
Mere sworn iu- both houses adjourned until
tu-muTrot. \ ,aUcU, To- nominate p-rman, ~
Officers Viii a.. held Ia UfuIrf
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Run ON the Rochester Savings Hank

, ho, hEsl EE. Ny Jan. The run Oh the
Rochester Savings Bank was insignificant the
Tact that The bank i perfectly sound was soon
established and aliayed all excitement Only
The small depOsILOrs drew oMt their mnnaN-