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HINOR LOCAL MENTIONS.

Prof. Thomas NJ. Dill, Principal of the
Twentieth District School, has been sus-
ysnded for drunkenness.
Adolphus Heinking, seventeen years
af age, son of Chas. Heinking, of Mt. Au-
hurn, was accidentally drowned yesterday
q Red Bank.
The Committee on Night Schools of
Msnd that no night schools shall be held
next winter.
The workmen of Post & Co. will meet
as Hibernia Hall, southeast corner of Ninth
and Plum streets tomorrow at $3.50 a. M,
10 hear reports of committees.
An adjourned meeting of the Land
lords Protective Association of Covington
will be held at Wellings Hall, on Pike
street, al o'clock Saturday evening.
The plymouth Institute" newly
Arganized literary and musical society of
the Seventh-street Congregational Church,
gave its first public entertainment last even
ing to large and appreciative audience.
Last Thursday evening a German deck
passenger, from Louisville, who gave the
name OF David Sussmann, jumped off the
steamer Gen. Lytle just as the boat had left
Bethlehem and was drowned. His body
has not yet been recovered.
The Committee on Salaries of the
Board of Education met last evening and
decided to report to the Board that the
notion to adopt the salary rule and the
smendment to reduce the salaries s, IA
and 10 per cent were in the prescribed form
Fl salary rules.
Fishing commenced at Lake Chautau-
qua on June 1st and from all accounts it is
splendid the Lake being stocked for many
years back by the Fish Commissioners oi
Kew York. Ladies can fish while sitting
under the shade of the large trees thai
border the Lake. The Atlantic & Grcat
Western Railroad carries travellers directly
10 the Lake.
At meeting of the stockholders o.
Ghe Anchor Soapstone Company, held yes
terday the following named persons wer'
elected Directors: Jos. kInsey, ]. l.. Whet
stone, C. W. Cole, VIM. E. Jones, d. M
Stewart The board then organized b,
slecting C. w. Cole, President and Treasu
Esr; Joseph Kinsey, Vice President; d. NJ
stewart Secretary and General Superin
Sandent
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Real Estate Transfers,

The following are the transfers of real
estate from noon yesterday to noon to-
day:
Adam Gels and wife to Edward P Brad
street. assignee, triangular shaped lot,
fronting so feet on west side of Broadway,
and lying on the northwest corner of
Broadway and Court streets; 1888 y.
Charles Diss and wife 70 Wesley Smizer,
Is by 1853 33-100 feet, on northeast corner Of
Pond and Hammond streets, Corryyille;
S., 400 and other considerations.
Alice Avery to Mary Jarrells, 1S15 by 100
feet. on the south side of Eighth street,
1864 feet east from Plum street; s., 500.
Elliott H. Pendeton and wife to Joseph
Longworth. 25 by l65 feet, on the east side
of Montgomery Road, nearly opposite Kir-
by street, Walnut Hills; also, 25 by 43 feet,
on west side OF Gilbert avenue, lying imme-
djately in rear of above lot; 81 600.
Bridget J. White and husband to Char
lotte II. Cooper, 100 by 1853 2S-100 feet, on
north side of Nassau street. $50 feet east
from Gilbert avenue Walnut Hills; 81,
450.
Administrator of c. V. Ross, deceased, to
Emma A. Ross, 80 by 125 feet, on north
side of Lingo street, l72 feet east from
l.angland street, Cumminsville; s., 200
Daniel Collier and wife to Ella Spence
Bragg 25 by 200 feet, on south side of Den
mis- street being the west part of Lot No.
10, Cloon's subdivision to Avondale $3.50.
George II. Bohrer to George A. Bohrer,
So feet Az inches by 1875 feet As inches, on
west side of Clifton avenue, 32l "a feet south
from center OF Mcmillan street; 1850.
Henry Benhase ct al, per Sheriff, to Katie
Fitzgerald 1907 feet front, on east side OF
Montgomery Road, lying in southwest cor
ner OF William Durrell's farm. Woodburn
81 300.
Trustee of heirs OF E. c. Roll, deceased, tt
Washington and John r. Mclean, Lot
Nos. g. also Ga to 49, both inclusive; alst
l46, 147, $50, l5l, 2O7. POS, 22l, 222, 223 ant
224, in subdivision of grantor, Cummins
vile; $4,000
John Aubery to Louisa Kaiser years
lease Of No. 1872 Vine street; monthly ren
$G5.
Mary NJ. Bogen and husband, per Maste
Commissioner, to Louis Gobrecht, Lot Nc
20, of B0gen, Gilbert and BenCkensten'
subdivision; 1898 "a.
Pauline Rulison to Hiram NJ. Rnlisor
Lots Nos. 10, 49, %, %, "a, u and 2S, in sui
division Of George Teborn, North Benz
$7O0
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Preparations are being made for the Con-
vention of the Music Teachers National
Association, which will be held in this city
July IL and 10. The Convention will be
enc OF great importance, and by reference
10 the following list of Vice Presidents it
will be seen that all parts of the United
Etates will be represented. The VicePres-
idents who have signifcd their intention
Of being present are, II. kotschmar, Port
land, Me-; N. II. Thompson, Burlington,
VT; Robert Bonner, Providence, r. l.; Ir-
wing Emerson, Hartford, Conn; T. F. Sew
ard, Orange, N. j.; c. Seller, Philadelphia
Pa; W. H. Sherwood, Boston, Mass. G. w.
sykes, Buffalo, n. Y; Alloys Bidez, Char
lette, N. c.. G. P. Guilford, Atlanta, Ga. /;
]. Tannenbaum, Montgomery, Ala; B.
Mackroth, Lexington, Ky; Charles NJ. Vet
Richmond, Ind; Waldemar Melmene, St
Louis, Mo; N. Coe Stewart, Cleveland, o. /;
]. g. Van Cleve, Janesville, Wis; H. w.
Fairbanks, Flint, Mich. F. W. Hohmann,
Lincoln, Neb.; f. Ii. Torrington, Toronto,
Canada
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Board of Councilman,

At the meeting yesterday afternoon res
elutions to notify the Little Miami Rail
soad not to let cars stand on Eggleston
syenue except when loading or unloading
we're adopted.
An offer from R. & r. Schmidt, offering
tsckets for floating baths at IN cents for the
eity's poor, was referred to the Committee
On Health.
A communication from the City Solicitor
stating that the Committee on Public
Buildings and Offices had no right to ap-
point janitors or to expend money without
the concurrence of Council was filed, and a
resolution forbidding all committees OF
Council to enter into any contract or expen.
dilures of money without the consent Of
Council was adopted.
Resolutions to light portions Of Beres
ford and Gilbert avenues, and Chapel anG
Mcmillan streets were adopted.
A resolution was adopted authorizing tn,
expenditure Of $500 in repairing Libert,
aSreet sewer.
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SATURDAYS sINFULNEss
Shown Up Before Judge Wilson.

The Police Court this morning was hon
ored with the presence of female pencil
shower, who represented the Commercial.
The first case called was that of May
Riley and her "friend' Herman Graper,
who were charged with disorderly conduct.
Officer Lingenfelter, Cory and Schuler, the
arresting officers, were called but failing to
put in an appearance the case was dis
missed. The Judge remarked that he
wished that these officers would be re
ported to the Chief of Police, because there
was no excuse why they should not be in
court.
John Allen, q small boy from Delaware,
Indiana, was charged with vagrancy, he
having been found for several nights lately
sleeping in Hand alley. The case was con-
timed until the parents of the boy can be
written to.
Henry Lohmas, for imbbing too much
'boozc," was sent out for three months to
sober up.
Officer Delehanty caught Joseph Ford at
the fire yesterday afternoon attempting 10
pick mans pocket. He took him to
| Hammond street Station-house, where
shortly after his Incarceration he robbed n
fellow prisoner named w. J. Shutterly, who
was locked up for drunkenness of II gold
ring An additional charge of petit larceny
was put against him. In the Police Court
the Judge sent him out for three months on
an old sentence hanging over him. The
petit larceny case was continued.
| PJ. Kearnev, charged with cutting with
this morning and honorably discharged,
there being no testimony to show that he
had done the cutting.
| Franz Williams whose mOtler lSeppS n
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Ohio Amateur Editors.

The Ohio Amateur Press Association
will hold its seventh semi-annual conven-
tion at the Walnut Street House. this city,
on Wednesday next.
A large number of Amateur Editors will
be in attendance from different parts of
Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky.
The members will assemble in the read
ing room of the hotel at o'clock p. m. to
elect officers for the ensuing term and dis
cuss subjects of general interest to the
Amateur Press. Literary exercises will
also be introduced.
All in any way interested in embryo
journalism are cordially invited to be pres,
ent
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New Music,

Messrs. John Church & Co. have just
issued Changed" ballad, music by D. c.
Addison; poem by Helen Rich; also
Jacks Love-" baritone; song by Geo. T.
Baling.
Messrs. Brainard's Sons, Cleveland, Chi
cago and Cincinnati, have published "Yakie
und Leddle Louvise," as sung by the De-
troit Free Press man; He's Coming Back
Again, Little Girl" song and chorus;
Brown Eyes Close to the Window" song
and chorus; Somebody's Coming When
the Dew Drops FALL" and Were Bound
to Fly" Southern refugee song.
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THE DAILY STAR
rHE POMOLOGICAL SOCIETY.

Forty farmers hardy and brown,
Famed for peace and sobriety,
Gathered together in oxford town,
To form Farmers Society.
Pumpkins and turnips adorned the room,
Cabbages weighted the furniture,
While cereals hung in gay festoon-
An agricultural garniture.
noberly sat those farmers gray,
And solemnly did they cogitate,
Bow best in scientific way,
Their fellowship they should designate.
Then up rose Farmer Hill in his turn,
man renowned for his piety,
= move" he said, I'VE call this concern
The Pomological Siety."
Swiftly sprang Farmer Jones 10 his feet:
-Iho point in that name amt visible,
Hor it doesn't cover taters nor wheat
The idee is simply risiblc."
sFhat word, )" he argued. "referrs to fruit,
And only fruit will it represent
Bat q turnip took him upon the snoot
And stopped the flow Of his argument.
Then wrath CLEANED wildly from Jones eye,
And his nose blushed like geranium,
While, lifting a monstIous pumpkin high,
He dropped it on Hills bald Uranium.
4 doing delegate blinkcd his eyes
And laughed" Ha, ha! what hearty Joke,
% he picked out man about his size
And blazed away with an artichoke.
Fhen all the Society took a hand,
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High School Graduates,

Following is list of the members of the
present graduating class Of Woodward and
Hughes High Schools. The commence
ment exercises will occur at Music Hall,
commencing at 10 a. Iii. next Tuesday:
WOODWARD HIGH SCHOOL.
Fred B. Burkhardt, Jr., J. W. Brothers,
Maurice ]. Frieberg, Otto Fennel, Gustave
w. Drach, Fred W. Strubbe, Fred Herten-
stein, Jr., Thos. j. Stephens, Jr., Chas. b.
Van Zant, Albert d. Shockley, e. H. Moore,
Jr, (gold medal), Harry Il. Durrell, (silver
MEDAL Herman Besuden, JOS A. Fried
lander, G. S. Jankerman, Jas. Silverman,
Chas. ii. White, Henry p. kaufman, Oliver
P Holt, Harry Il. Talbot, Walter T.
Richie, Victor e. Hillcberg. Max 7.
JosliD, Horace d. Taft, VIM. l. Grubb, John
|G. A. O'Connell, Carrie M. Clemmer,
Mamie s Paden, Bertha Eberhart, Ida
Bunker, Johanna d. Neuhaus, Bessie b.
Armstrong, Rose Lowenstein, Ruth Miller,
Emma c. Dale, Mary Stuntz, Constance A.
Baker, Laura A. Crane, Anna Pugh Hattie
E. Melvin, Selma Spamer, Amanda roef-
fert, Anna Schaefer, Fannie J. Rapp, An
ME Mclean Marsh, Mary stoops, Alice
Nickles, Hermin Mann, Anna Baur, Eta
Gibson, Annie P. Alexander, Ella G. Sar-
gent Emma A. Streuve, Stella Hunt, Ella
! Kattenhorn, Jennie Random, Dora A.
Bubble, Ella Bryan, Bessie Cundy, Ella
kearney, Anna Dunkman, Francis Dag
gett
HUGHES HIGH SCHOOL
| David Phillipson, gold medal; Augusta
Bnrk, silver medal; Anna Burnard, Marion
Stewart, Knox Rachford, Lena Guiterman,
Carrie Blood, Pauline Frank, VIM. Simp-
son, John +. Phillips, Mary Bryant George
H. Leach, Harry Wachtel Carry Hyman,
Esther Bettman, George Harris, Grace Ben.
nett VIM. Hearne, Mollie Foster, Royal
Smith. Hattie jones, Frank Salinger Harry
| Walton, Corienne Neare, Tllie Goat, Ida
Holmes, Jennie Porter, Samuel Goode
Hughes Andrew.
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FIRE IN BUCKTOWN.
Richards Sons Cooper-shop Consumed.

~"4e>ANs SSAAo SOSPSA -onVp SOhoutACu'
A few minutes before o'clock Yesterday
afternoon fire broke ont in the cooperage
and stave works of John Richards Sons,
corner of Eighth and Culvert streets. An
alarm was at once turned in from Box 80,
followed by general alarm, which called
all the engines in the Department except
the reserve, to the scene. Owing to the in
fammable material in the building, by the
time the "lire boys' arrived the flames had
gained such headway that it required siren
uous efforts on the part of the Department
to prevent the fire from spreading to ad-
joining buildings. But they were equal to
the emergency, and soon had the fiery ele-
ment under control. The loss to Richards
Sons on building and stock is about $40, 900,
fully covered by insurance in the agencies
of Francis Ferry & Sons, Long & Dodds,
and Geo. W. Netf. The upper part of the
building was occupied by the Buckeye
Manufacturing Company. Their loss will
amount to about Sc, 900, also fully covered
by insurance.
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IlnIIElIed We.

Debt, poverty and suffering haunted me
for years. caused BY sick family and large
bills for doctoring, which did no good. |
was completely discouraged until one year
ago, by the advice of my pastor, procured
Hop Bitters, and commenced their use and
in one month we were all well, and none Of
us have been sick a day since; and | want to
say to all poor men, You can keep yonr
families well a year with Hop Bitters for
less than one DOCTORS visit will cost A
Workingman.
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Safely and certainly that great external
remedy, Glenn's Sulphur Soap, removes
cutaneous erupiions by opening the pores
whose obstruction was the cause of the diff
iculty. Test and yon will indorse it, Depot,
Crittenton's No. Sixth avenue.
Beautiful shades of black or brown are
produced by Hills Hair Dye.
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THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, June 2l.-For Tennessee
md the Ohio Valley southerly winds;
partly cloudy weather, stationary barom-
sAer, followed by lower temperature and
possibly by westerly winds and stationary
q higher pressure.
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The Republicans of the Twenty-ffth
Ward will organize Foster and Hicken-
looper Club at Turner Hall this evening.
The Seventeenth Ward Republican Club
will meet next Tuesday, instead of this
evening, at the hall corner of Eighth street
and Central avenue.
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Read the Testimonials.
DAv1sv1uE, CAL, Nov. 8, 1sza

DAyBvInE, CAL, Nov 8, 1S7A
CBAa LANGLEY 4 Co., san Francisco:
DEAR sIRS: ! take great pleasure in informing
you Of the most gratifying results OF the use OF
CAROLINE in my own case. For three years
The TOP Of my head has been completely bald and
smooth, and had quite given up any hope Of re-
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without any great hope Of good results, however,
have now used ii less than month, and to ny
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" covered With fine short, healthy growto OF
hair, which has every appearance OF continues
growth; and confidently believe II will restore 10
u completely as ever it was in my youth.
take grca pleasure IN offering you this teftk-
monial and You have my permission 10 publiAh
the saruc. Yours, truly,
~ CHAs. f. WHITE, Dagiwille Cal
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A colored boy named Charles Collins
robbed stranger on Little Miami train
this morning of pocket-book containing
$l1 in money, but was arrested upon his
arrival in the city.
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CNARES or NEW YORK, OR TRICKS AND
y Traps of the Great Metropolis. exposes all
swndles. hum .ugs and pitfalls Of tho city Just
out nearly 200 10 go pages. profusely illustrated,
5Oc, Of any bookseller or newsdealer or by mali.
JESSE HANEY 4 CO.. LIZ Nassau street. New
York.
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Sr. LOUIS September 20, 1878. y
Maguires Cundurange cured me OF bill
iousness and indigestion of three years
standing Jos. W. MORGAN.
East st. Louis
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Purge out the morbid humors OF the
blood, BY dose or two of Ayers Pills and
You will have clearer heads as well as
hndins
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The preparation used by leading actresses
and opera singers to. produce a brilliant
complexion is called HAGAN's MAGNOLIA
BALM,
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BANKRUPTCY

DISTRICT COURT uNlIEDSrATno, >Uu IT,
ID ERN District of Ohio. I'm Bankruptcy.-No
2SIO.-In the matter of Michael Ryan. a hank
nlpt.-The creditors OF said bankrupt are notified
that he has fled his petition in this Court pray
ing for a final discharge from all hsdebts pr0va
he under the Bankrupt Act and the acts aInenda-
tory thereof and said editors are required to an
pear az a Court of Bankruptcy TO be held before
me at my Office No s East. Third street. Cincn-
natl, on the l4.h day Of July, 1879, at 10 O'Clock
a. m , and show cause. II any they have, why the
prayer OF said pc ition should not be granted
Dated at Cincinnati, June 2lst, 1879
FLAMEN BALL,
io2t.2is Register in Bankruptcy,
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subscrbed and sworn to before ME this 9Th day
Of November, 1873.

yosEru E. POND, JR,, Attorney at Law, North
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and free from hair as a billiard ball but soma
eight weeks ago was ir'rced to try your CAR-
goLIYE and the effect ave been simply wonder
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there now appears thick growth. ! expect the
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Campania, the great remedy for rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, lumbago, sprains and
bruises. Sold by all tirst-class druggists
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W. H. BRILL 4 Co., Fifth Avenue PharmaSJ.
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for the hair for upwards Of twenty years, but have
never had one 10 sell as well or give such unlveF-
sal abstraction aG CARBoLINE, We therefore reo-
ommend it with confidence to our friends and The
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN, UPON IMPROVED
M Farms. in Ohio ana Indiana, in sums from
$50 TO $40 000 for years at per cent interest,
payable annually, on January 1sL All loans
must be secured Dy first lien on real estate worth
at least three times the amount of loan exclusive
of buildings No commission charged. Address
n. W. HARRIS, Lock box 1865 Cincinnati, 0.
ipl1-1m
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Neuril cures Neuralgia instantly, New size SOC.
Sold by John d. Park Son, and all druggists.
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MR.. GusTAyUs r. RAIL- Of the Oates Opera
Troupe, writes AFTER six weeks use, am cnn-
vinced that your CARBoLINE has and is producing
q wonderful growth OF hair where ! had none tos
years"
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Your CARBoLINE restored my hair after every
thing else had failed. consider ii the best thing
aut fer the purpose intended.
B. j. ARTHUR.
Chemist Iolyoke MAJ
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Tie business was Transacted. MI. SARGENT
nhiactad tn the record that Chris. Stubbs
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described, in Linwood; $466 81.
Francis Miller to Ignatius Coke, % by 30
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dispel sleep, sharpen the intellect. and nd to
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-05-23
An UudemfabIe Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and IL you lead a
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful
world, it is entirely your own fault and there ~
only one excuse for you.-your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticism, which has killed
thousands. Personal knowledge and common
sense reasoning will soon show you that Green 5
August Flower will cure you OF Liver Com
plant, or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable OF
fects, such as sick headache, palpitatlon OF the
heart, sour stomach, babltual costiveness, diZz
ness OF tho head, nervous prostration, low
spirits &c. It's sale now reach every town on
the Western Continent and not Druggist but
will tell you of Its wonderful cures. You can
buy Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three doses
will relieve you. Sold by all druggists in
America.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-05-23

We had the pleasure OF listening to Mrs.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton at Lawrence, on Sstur-
day evening last, her subject being Home
Life" So much has been written about this
eloquent and accomplished lady and her lect-
ures have been 90 extensively published in the
newspapers, it viii be unnecessary for us to
give an extended notice. We wish that every
person could hear her, for none can fail to
profit by her words of wisdom and ADVICE
Besides quite delegation from this village, a
number were present from Decatur, Bangor
and Hartford. She spoke at the latter place
on Sunday evening
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1879-05-23

Our personal appearance is matter in which
our friends ana acquaintances have right to a
choice whether we shall inflict upon them an
exterior uncared for and unattractlve, counte-
nance marred by neglected grizzled beard, or
crown gulltess OF covering, half covered, or
matched with white hairs, or whether we shall
IN Difference to our fellows, pay due regard to
our own persons, and make them presentable
and acceptable IN society. There are many
helps for those who desire to do this, aud there
are none among them more acceptable than
Halls Hair Remover and Bucklngham's Dye
for the whiskers. Both these preparations are
kept for sale at all our drug stores, and ii any
of our friends are looking little the worse for
wear, We advise them TO make note OF it,
North Star. DanvIlle, VT.
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A lady living 10 Green:eaf, ssnilac county
writes to the Caro- Advertiser as follows: 1--WE
have quite novelty at our place in the shape
OF singing mouse 1t is the color Of com
mon mouse, and seems to take great liking to
a couple OF canaries we haye hanging by our
window, and will station itself close by and
sing with tiny MARBLE very pleasant to hear.
1t has so far eluded our most yigilant efforts
to capture it."