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DROSPECT HOUSE, UPPER RSARANACLAKE,
i E. K, Derby, Proprietor. 7. o.. Blooming
dale, Essex County. N. Y.-This House, occupying
one OF the finest positions in the Adirondack
Wilderness, has been thoroughly repaired, en-.
larged and elegantly fitted up with new furniture.
II is surrounded on every hand by the finest fish
ing and hunting found in this whole region.
which may be truly called the "Sportsnan's Par.
aftSe" summer boarders, with or without fami
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until season closes Telegraph Office in the house
insures speedy communication from any poiut in
this vicinity. Also, daily mail, Supply and pro-
vision store at the house Camp supplies of all
Kinds always on hand. Carriages conuect with
regular STAGE line al Bloomingdale Trout and
venEon daily in their season. Guides and boats
AT regular rates First-cass livery Connected with
the house. Distance from Ausable Station direct
40 miles, The steamer "E. r. DERBY'S MATTE" i"
will make two trips day to Bartletts, stopping at
Cory's, Pierce's Carry, Island House, and other
points on the Lake. Also, will be used for Excur.
sion Parties Fare over to Clear Pond: Passen.
gers, one way, Soc Boats, one way, 81 So
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FARMERS COLLEGE.
FARMERS COLLEGE,
College Hill, Hamilton Co., o.,

MAINTAINS REGULAR CLASSICAL, PHIL.
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holders have free tuition. Special attention given
to TeacherA Healthfulness, safety, convenience
and beauty o. location unequaled. For full in
. J. b SMITH. President
1&B Sollege Hu. Ohio.
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POROUS PLASTERS.
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If questioned, send Ior our pampuIet, Na-
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The remedies are sent by mail, post paid. on re-
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Campania, the great remedy for rheuma-
tisn, neuralgia, lumbago, sprains and
bruises. Sold by all frst-class druggists.
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rTHE STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY.
i S.S...Ne'tie B. Williams, plaintiff against
Woodnu G. Willsths, defeIIdant-C0urt Of Com.
mon Pleas of Hamilton County, Ohio, No. So l16.
The defendant, WoOdnut G. Williams, will tke
notice, that on the eighteenth QNh) day
OF April, A. d. 1879, petition was filed
against him by Nettie f. Willisms in the above
mentioned Court The object and prayer Of said
petition is that said parties may b. divorced on
absence on part OF said defendant for more than
three (S) years last past, pud for the custody of
their child, Florence T. Williams, That the said
defendant is required to answer said petition on
or before Saturday. the thirty-tirst (3lsl day OF
May, A. d. 1879 after which date the case Will be
heard aud disposed OF.
WARD 4 MCMAKIN,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
CINCINNATI, April 10Th. 1879. ap96tS
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LEGAL.

NOTlCE-Alfred II. ThAyer will take nOlIce
~ that on March 27, 1879 Sophia II. T'hayer, as
ant, in the Court Of Common Pleas of Hamilton
County OHIO, in cause No. IS 957 Of said Court,
asking for divorce on the ground Of wllful alb
sence for over three years and gross neglect Of
duty; and that said cause may be heard aud dc
cided at any time after the expiration Of six weeks
from the lrst publication uf III S notice.
JOHN KEBLER 4 SON
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
CINCINN, Att A nril IL 1870 nlll .EtS
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-12-04

a Democratic leader In Mississippi
recently gave the following n one OF
the latest devices to keep colored voters
from the poils:
well, there wAsnt any sboo,In'
about 1t. nor much excitement, bu, /,
was just fun. 4 lot OF Us got together
with our guns aud horses, and We made
. big company. all heavily armed. We
had one fellow carry . long measure
pole. Then we started out and rode
through Gil the precincts where there
WAS = heavy niger vote. When We
would come TO . neld where there were
niegers At work We woald halt, aud
without saying . word. the man with
the pole would walk up 10 each dArkey
and take his length and breadth and put
II down 10 book. Then We would
ride quietly and soleWnly away. Well.
IL got 10 be understood that We were
measuring for graves IL there should be
any trouble st the polls. The result was
that the niger vote either s,sysd .,
home or voied right
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-12-04

This monthly magazine for girls aud
boys edited BY Mrs. Mary Maps Dodge
hes grown 10 circulatiOn % rapidly o. TO war.
rant . permanent increase In sixe, beeiuning
With Nove0ber. The Christmas uumler, now
Almost reedy, has . special holiday cover, and
70 use lar9est and most beautiful issue OF any
magazine Tor girls and bows ever published,
con ''ning more than one hundred pagss aud
aimssy-eve pictures.
II contains twelve short stories by J. r.
Trowbrid9e, " ashington GLADDEN., J. W. De
Forest, MAurice Thompson, Sarah Winter
Kellogg, aud others; also the hrst chapters OF
. Serial Story by Louisa ". Alcott, written in
the authors best vein, aud the second Install
nent Of . capital serial for the boys, by viii
liam U. stod,tsrd. to run some months "a
long Story. also tor boys, by Noah Brooks, au-
thor Of The Hoy Emixrsnts," will begin soon. }
Joha 0rsenlesf Whittier contributes q long
poen, while Lucy LArcom aud Mary Mspes
Dodge are also represented In verse. There is
. Christmas Play for Festivals, by Edward
ExRleston: an illustrated srt-psper on Thor
vaidsen. aud an sccount, with twelve pictures.
81 the life and doings Of New York Telegraph
Boys.
Gustsve Dore, Knsus, MARY Hallock Fsote,
Kelly. Dielman. Benseli, Sheppard. tytinge.
Jessie Curtis aud AdIie Ledy ard are among
the artists represented.
Buy this number and what 81. Nicholas
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GEoR0rA's PMcE voR GARR,sox.s
HEAD. 10 regard to the 5000 reward Of.
fered BY the State for the cap,ure aud
bringing to Georgia for trial OF William
Lloyd Garrison. as . stlrrer up Of sedition.
insurrecfion and bloodshed, the Atlanta
ConsifstioS has searched among the state
archives G the Capitol and found the &C
ton OF the Legislature on the subject. On
page ll6 OF the Senate journal for Sa,ur-
day. Nov. 36, 1881. appears the following
Mr.. Nisbet laid upoa the table the fol-
lowing resointions:
Reso!rsd-By the Senate and House Of Rep
reseuisiives Of the State Of Georeis 10 Gsoera,
Assembly met. That the sum OF - thou
ssnd dollars Be- add the came 10 hereby sppre-
priaied. to be paid TO any person or persous
who shsll arrest and bring to trial, uader the
laws OF this state. the editor or publisher Of Q
certain paper called the Libeyator. published
In the town Of Boston, aud State OF lssssehu.
setts, or Who shall arrest aud bring to trial
under the isus Of this State. any other persou
or persons ~ bo shall utter, publish or circu ate
within the lm.,s Of this STATE ssid pager called
the Lioer6for, or any other pager. circular.
pamphlet. le'f~r. or address Of . seditioas
ehsrsster: s1d that .iis Excelleocy ih. Cover
no. h hereby suthoI ized and requested 10 issve
, HE warrant upon the Treasury for said sum Of
- thousand DOLLAR 10 favor Of any person
| or persoas who shaii have arrested and broush,
10 trial under the laws Of this State the editor
and publisher OF the Li6syd,or, or who shAll
have ARRESTED ssd brought 70 Trial. unAsr the
laws Of this State, say o46er persou o. per soos
who shall utter. publish OF circulate within the
limits OF this State said paper called The Liber-
dsor. or anv other paper, circular. pamphlet,
letter or sddress Of . sediiious character, aud
ihss 'Aess resolutions Be inserted 10 the sp-
| preparation act
And resolved further, that His Excellepey
the Governor cause the foregoing resolutions
TO be pubitshed in the public Journals Of this
state, and such other pspen ~ be nay think
proper. and pay for the publication thereof
out Of the oontingens fund"
! These resolutions we're afters ard. on the
3oih OF November, taken up by the senate.
the blank filled In With five" On the
2Ath OF December thew passed the House
BY vote OF ~ yeas 70 &c nays Saran-
nah Co., Ne,es.
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Letter non Warrington.
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. Nov. %, 1879.

WARRINGTON, ID. u. Nov. -, 1879.
lGatker some Interesting political per-
soesl Gossip about New York from some
esstle0es just arrived from that State.
One Of them u that 0eaersi George II.
Sharpe Who 10 . member OF The assembly
wil pe~os6ly be elected Speaker. Cen
ersl sharpe 10 well known here, from the
fact that under General Grant he held an
'mp.rtans Federal ONCE In New York City,
aud Vas frequently In Washington. He
was ~, sppo,ssed by Mr.. Hayes although
he wss = good o6icer. He 10 90 popol.r.
that every tiHse he runs for Once, he can
carry democratic county. aud u Is pre-
dIcted that he will be one Of the leading
men in New York politics hereafter
Another Item 10 that General e. A. Arthur
Is likely to succeed Keruan a. 4. s. Sens-
tor. Thus Mr.. Cornell having besu elected
Governor should Generals Sharpe and
Arthur be promoted ~ they expect. the
trio rejected by the standardization will
have been selected by the party to iill the
most responsible pisces 10 Its gin. This
shows ai any rate that the party Is united.
and will not let ANAL affairs or p.rsonsl
prejudices stand in the way OF justice aad
success.
The colored men OF North and South
Carolina ere gong North In droves now :.
They dad welcome from democrats ~ we'll
~ republicans In Indiana and Ohio, and
next Spring Thousands will follow them.
The prospect that Indiana will be Repub-
lican state hereafter 10 not agreeable 10
the ex-confedersie sympathiIers.
Controller Knox, last year recon-
mended The repeal Of laws taxing National
Banks and repeats I, this year. For the
past twelve years. upon "a average com.
bined capital and surplus OF esss .a5A. I1s.
the average annual net earnings OF the
National banks. including the amount paid
10 taxes have been sss.o:s.ll4. OF this
latter sum es.9S3.5:s or about one-quar,er.
have been paid IN taxes. National and
state, and about e%s.A%3. s6% have been
annually paid In dividends. OF the &c.
9S3.3.s paid annually 10 taxes OF all kinds.
- .a39. 500 have been paid TO the United
States under the lsw taxing deposits and
Capital. the repeal OF which the Controller
earnestly recomme pJs.
Secretary McCrary has been in,ervie we'd :.
and SAYS he thinks fsvorably OF the proicc,
to make General GRAFT Captain General OF
the Army Tor life. The matter will be
brouyh, before Congress. and the plan
ought 10 be accomplished. he ssys. giving
him salary OF Gas 900. Every other Gov
erpment would have done ~ much for
such . man. Both democrats and repub-
licAns favor II. thoogh many OF Grants
friends oppose 1t thinking It would retire
him from politics. But the Secretary says
General Giant Is not the only Republican
nominee that could be elected. Mr.. Nc
Crazy favored Senator Blaine. All the
new arrivals from Ohio are ., once inter.
viewed relative to the Sena,orship. and /,
Is Almost universally conceded tina, Gen
erai Garfield 10 The coming msu. Public
sentiment csnt-rs on him - the man Who
deserves IL. kArAHpIx.
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Tho Tribune's Position

Of TIE TkiBrNE's share in all this those speak
most enthusiastically who have seen mos, OF the
struggle IL will faithfully portray the varying
phases ofthe campaign now beginning. IL viii
earnestly strive that the party OF Freedou, Union
and the Public faith may select the man .urcst
70 win, ana surest to make good President
But IN this crisis can conceive OF no nnmins.
lion this party could maze that would not u.
preferable To tue bcst that could possibly be
Hall.
tbs TRIBUNE IL now spendirg more labor and
money than ever before To- hol,l the distinction
1t has long e"Joyed OF the largest circulation
among IA eesf psoPie. II secured, and means L.
retain q, by l--coming the medium OF the best
thou-ht aa'i tha voice OF tho best conscience oil
ihe line, 10y k.' ''"E abr ,st of the highest pro
Eress, fssoring Tho He,isg discussion h-sring all
sides, appealing always 10 the best int.In n, nc.
and toe pure-t morality ami refusing 10 cater to
Tue tastes OF The vile or the pTcJudiccs OF the
Ignorant
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erms Of the Tribune
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lfrou The Lewiston Journal
Seerstary 9ovs's PYoeramme

Secretary Of State Cove has followed TN
the Nee Eru's Injunction to the Governor
and Council ito hold the State govern.
ment." with an article In the Augusta
1'IcSse, over his signature. explaining how
It may be. nay. must be. done Without
square "stssi." by taking advantage OF
the sechnicsiiries OF law. His programme
10 In substance thIs:-
Not 70 90 behiod returns (for the con sti.
tuition forbids this but to reject all papers
porportlng 70 be returns. where the Gov.
ernor and Council are sstisned that An ei-e
Too wss not heid according TO lsw-on the
ground that town which has not warned
and conducted It, meeting strictly acco,d-
Ing to the Law. - expounded by this body
cannot make legal return Of votes cast :.
The distinguished Secretary Informs
Scion Chase, who has taken exceptIon, 20
counting oct . republican msjority on
"technicsllties," that thIs plan embodi.s
law. justice and statesmsuship; and tina, i,
Is - libel" ~ charge that . proposition
Ito bold State government" 10 this neat
wy. u one to "steal" State. No wonder
that man capable Of seriously devisinx
such plan ~ that ITO hold" State gov.
eminent and his position In that govern.
msnt, feels nsttled when Anybody comes
near the State House to ieqaire what IL BE-
Ing done.
But, Mr.. Secretary. Why do VOC say that
the Governor and Council are not allowed
By Law 70 70 behind the returns, And 10
the sane breath amrm that they can 20
behind these returns 70 Inquire and decide
whether sown-nsetings giving republIca an
msiosisies. were warned and conducted
strictly according 10 the letter Of lawI II
the 0overner and Council can 70 behind
the returns 10 one respect. they can 10 oil /;
and thus make themselves jsdges Of cleo
lions. and not canvasssrs. The Governor
and Council can Of oo0rss Inquire whether
the signatures are gensine. and those OF
the scsinx municipal o0ssrs Of . town,
because this may b necessary to Identify
the docament - Q return; but those sig.
nstsres 10 due form 70 . paper conform.
hs8 W toS tVCoto W vOS0o C8Sb lOf 0000tOHo
and Representatives, are conducive GU the
Governor aud Council.
What does Mr.. Secretary have to say to
The opinion Of the Supreme Court 10 1878,
that In canvassinK votes for senator's and
Representatives, the Governor and Coancii
''osly ksose What tie rstssns isdsease.~ and
''ers Is1itsd 70 ne esiIence derisoAIe fros
~ retsr~sr' That y the constitution and
Law Of the State - interpreted BY the Su-
pre0s Court, and ~ Secretary Cove
eooliy announces that the Law requires The
Governor and Council 70 inquire sud de.
eide whether town o@csrs warned and
conducted the elections strictly sceosdiur
70 Law. and reject returns where they ,hint
there wss failsrs 70 do 20 In ssy point,
II Mr.. Cove sueessds 10 Quisuax his or
conscisocs With Tie i6ss sAas Il would be
siopiy taking advantage q .'tschu!csii r,ss-
70 further . righteous case. b won't b.
likely 70 decisive anybody else.
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Special Features.

The distinctive features OF THE TRIBuxy M,
kno IN to every body. IL gives all the news n,
mas the best correspondents, and retain. them
IRON year To year II Is The only paper thai
maintains special teiesrsphic wire OF ia own
eeiw cen its Office and Washington. Its sci.utl
NC, literary, arIisuc and religious intelligence. 4.
the fullest. Its book reviews are tho beat. IL.
commercial and financial news are the most q,
Act Its type is the largest. and It's arrangement
the mo.t ystemalc
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-12-04

SO rapidly are orders Increasing for the De.
cember Scribner that 1t 10 thought The ir,t
edition OF los 90 will not supply the demand.
One cause Of the recent increase 10 circuI Al ion
BY which one hundred thousand November
numbers were sold in two weeks, 10 undoubt
eddy due TO the growing interest in the two &c.
rails, Henry James, IRE "Coonde nee - " hjch
10 one Of his most fascinating character studies,
and George W. Cables novel Of New Orlesns
life, The Grandssimes." This latter, begun
Of the year. Mr.. Cables "Oid Creole D.y,a
has attracted wide attention, and this, his dr,t
novel, promises to Be among the stronsest and
moot important works Of 6ctioa that have vet
appeared 10 American literature. A new se.
TAI story oy 1rs; Burnett, suthor Of That
will begin In IN early numbss. The special a..
trscti0ns Of the December number include
twenty poems BY American wo0eo, compris.
Ing vsrss BY many Of our most prominent WON
e writers; Two Visits TO Visor Hugo, by
By Cole; - illustrated description Of the John
By Burroughs On mature and he Foets -
"The New Capitol II Albany" 10 critically
described In IN article Of eightsea pages, with
sns I'D Of twssty..hres drsxisss, esd there arc
yii, "Sueeess With Small Fruits,n etc.. &c
'The Reign Of Peter The Gresi,v by Eus.na
6chuyber will begtn In the February numher.
The illustrations Tor the arst Of this splendid
series Of Historical Papers are now slmost
completed, sod include reproductions OF n.
nous Russisa psi.tiags, cut on the wood by
American essrsvers, Who ~: preeesscsd By
Tie L0n60n oottrdat Revtsse ''tAs bsst IL
TIE world" Sold, and subscriptions receive1.
BY booksellers and Dews-dealsrs, Ut 1l.00 :
year, 36 ceats . number. "A Portfolio Of
Proof lmpressiOps7 Of the best ensrnvinss
iron Tie pagss a 6ertbssy snd 81. McA0los
lsdhtee limited e 1000 will Be ready about
Deoooee ~. PStcs oloJo0. See December
ScSjbnsS IL oXteoded ooeioes.
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-Congrsss net Monday. aad Il :,
probable that long session will follow
The Dsooesats declare their intent "a
avoid al distsrbing matters Of Lsgis-
lation, bot IL Southern members hsvs
eonsdt0sacies that are beginning "a
grow ela0onoas for appceDsiaaiess for
tie psyosst Of thsir vsrioss claims
arising from IL vas. and IL 10 very
doabtfal u ~ bsasanEs thst will b
broagAtaas - WiaAstosd. Bsaidss this,
the sssthssu viag Of IL Democracy.
% aptIy dssaihs1 - "hviseibIs In
peace and invisibis = Uar.s will AaA Il
very di1cslt V vithstan1 ~ teapta-
zion 70 display thsis pssalkar sAasas1Ap'
totic. ~. aH.H