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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

John Richards is . bout % years old 5 feet
and inches hign, well built and weighs about
40 pounds; has rudy, forid complexion,
freckled; has brown eyes, and chestnut
brown hair.
Aug Is 'SI-3w
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TNHE Sixth Annual Session of this Institution
4 opens on the Second Monday in September.
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Memphis, Selma md Brunswick R.
r. Company.

Frank JOHNSTON.
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Blank Docks.

Or every description manufactured TO or
~ der, aud IL best style, al CLARION Book
BRIBERY, jackson, Miss. Address
POwER 1 BARKsp Ale
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DESCRIPTION.

HENRY c. MYERS, Secretary of State.
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Bellevue High School
REDFORD COUNTY. va.

REDFORD Goa Ny. va.
On NorfoiK and Western Il. r.. u miles
west Of Lynehburg. Young men and boys
prepared for University Or for business.
Beautiful aud healthy location. Able corps
Of teachers: thorough instruction. Liberal
provision forf1e acconnoda tion and comfort Of
STUDENTS. For catalogues containing infor-
nation, address NJ. r.. ABBOT, Principal,
Bellevue r o, Va.
jn'y7, Sl-2m.
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~%~~

CAPT. ISAIAH HARDY, who has for many
years been one of the cold reliable attaches
of the Vicksburg and Meridian Railroad j,
has been appointed by General Manager
Scott to the position of General Freight and
Ticket Agent, and Superintendent of Trans
portation of the Nicksburg and Meridian
Division of the Alabama Great Southern
Route, vice Mr.. Lawrence, resigned. No
better appointment could have been made.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18

DIP. T A. CATcHINGs, Of the Forest Hill
neighborhood, an able physician and perfect
gentleman, has 10, ated in Raymond for the
practice OF his profession. The Gazette
welcomes him 70 the county capitol.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1881-08-18
Attala Nominations for the Legisla-
ture.

KOscIUsKo, Miss, August "a, 1881.
EDITORS CLARION: The primary election
is over ID. l.. Smythe and ]. f. McCOol are
nominated for Representatives. Every
thing passed off quietly. a.
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tTLRO4D TEHE-T TABLE.
: Loui. and New Orleans Railroad.
.,T--r~ESS NOTICES.

TuTI BUSH Eli . Oh y ,'-' '7'-i-D'
p-- SMEAR Mills and Eyaporator-, at
t BRurGHER 4 BROWNE.
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school Notice.

-nrrar- CLAEION: Please state to my
,.r- .-I friends that my school will open
...r SEPTEMBER GrH- will have ample
..-..-. and viii giyedue notice Of locality,
r. K. JAYNE.
jackson. Aug ? ls-i.-lt-
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WANTED,
ACTS OF LEGISLATURE.

Iron 1871 to lSs0-a few complete sets-iu
j. paper or lsw binding Address,
POwER < BARKsDALE Jackson Miss
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ZEALY'S
SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
JACKSON. MISS.

T1lIE Sixth Annual Session of this Institution
Il opens the Second Monday n September
1881.
Terms for Session of Forty Weeks
Board. iRcluding Washing and Lights,
payable one-halt in advance ......,.....Sl61 %
Tuition IN Collegiate Department pay
able monthly ) %
Tuition in Academic Department, Sem
Tor Class, payable monthly -..-..-........ 90
Tuition in Academic Department, Jun
Tor Class, PAYABLE monthly ......-........ 8 10
Tuition in Primary Department paya-
bic month"; y.-......... > 90
Tuition in Music ...... -. ....... 1 go
French, payable MONTH y...............-.... 90
Bovs tgtH Be receired IN The Acgaemic and
Primary Departments.
re- No charge is made for Latin or Greek
Pupils receive instruction in Book X coping
without extra charge. For particulars applv
to REV. j. I. ZEALY, d. u.
Aug. H. s1-4S
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GIEsSR5. :. LEMLY & Son advertise new
fast bacon, and other things good for the in
ner man. This house Is always abreast of
the times-never behind.
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THE celebrated johnson Grass Seed is
offered for sale by Edwin Montgomery.
StarkviIle-one hundred bushels at - 90
per bushel.
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HrickI Rricki! Rrick!!!


We have z30o0o hard burned Brick at low
frur.s F. II. X W. ). Hull.
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A COMPLETE SET-Circuit and Chaneery
A-sone of the volumes very rare-for sale.
All in good order. Address ". A., care CLAR
ION Office
augll 'SI-4H
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Halls self feeding gin stands, gin belt
ng, lace leather, belt-hooks, brass fittings
for engines, pumps aud piping are for sale
by L. Watkins. 5 his announcement of
.Irlin
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Tae JlI Reliable Tennessee Wagon.

.Taa Daisy new seat Brewster Side Bar
bad new style turu our seat Buggy, at
SIDwAY's.
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johnson Grass Seed.

100 BUSHELS MORE OR LESS-Priee
IUV 5000 per Bushe. Cheaper than can
be bought anyohere
ELWN MONTGOMERY
Starkvile, Mss. Lock Box 10.
l5sSf-It
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-04-07
Crsup.

This is one Of the most dangerous
diseases affecting infants, and comes
on SO suddenly that unless an immedi-
alto remedy is applied the child may
die. Cold and irritation from teethipg
are the chief exciting causes of thir
nalady, which is far more frequent
in cold weather than IN warm. The
danger of this disease is chiefly 70 be
measured by the difficulty of breath
Jag; aud the husky and suf0cating
cough, which is one Of its symptoms is
most painful. An emetic is the first
remedy, but the latest remedy suggest
cd by well-known physician, and he
is DESTROYS that all mothers should
know il, is the immediate application
of hot water, in the following manner:
A sponge about the size of small
teacup, dipped in water as hot as the
hand can bear, must be gently squeez-
ed half dry and instantly applied I'M
de- the child's chin, over the larynx
and windpipe; when the sponge has
been thus held for 8 few minutes in
contact with the skin, Its temperature
begins to sink; q second sponge heated
in the same way should be used alter
nately with the first. A perseverance
ia this plan burlington or twenty min
utes produces a vivid reduess Of the
skin over the throat, u soothing infu-
ence is extended to the whole system,
and perspirstion breaks out, which
should be encouraged by weak warm
drinks.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-04-07
MEMPHIS, TENN.
SEEDS rHAT SURPRISE!
re FARMERs, "nONANNA.''

IL L KAh a Aht5' bun AN "a.
MAEiEe a new vegetable from 5. A, differing
nom anything ever grown here, delicious raw OF
cooked. seed sent by mail % cts paper SOyA
Bean fJapRu, hRIf bean half pea said by chem
ists 70 be the richest human food known Zine
fodder plant. also. Seed. IS cts. paper Cuban
Queen Watermelon Just i'm ported. largest variety
grown in Z. $, Arm, luscious, crisp and
EuEary best to keep or ship. % eta paper OF %
EeAds. ps peTs for g., Very scarce. LoE-of " GOD
MuskmeiOn largest known. 10 ) feet Longtime
quality, early aud prolific, Is cts. paper. Climax
Tomato. Richest gAvOr, early, prolific. soHd-un-
squslsd IN every way, Is cts paper. v hits EZyp-
uan Corn (froTn the N{lsl Yields immensely
ia tbs South whore other corn calls. Cuequalsd
for table stock, 50 cts paper, IS cts pound
TeOsiu te plant feeds two days: 10 TO II r.
high, IS cts. paper CuzcO Corn, grains In lonS,
= iu broad. Seed viii bring fabulous prices, 10 eta
psper. All the above sent for 81. OF zach for =
ADDRESS &. Il. GILBERT & GO. AtInutEl, Ga
Reference: Hon. w. L. Calhoun, Mayor OF
Atlanta.
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MISCELLANY.

Can any conscientious temperance
man, or Christian, vote for any candi-
date who endcavors to purchase the
Office at the bar of the rum-sellorI
Are We advancing backward or for
ward? Two Thousand years ago, the
people annually sacrificed hundreds of
men in the gladiatorial contests in pa
gan Rome; to-day We annually sacri-
flee several thousand in the licensed
saloons of Christian America. Surely
the world does move, but which way?
Men often jump at conclusions, says
the proverb. So do dogs. We saw
dog jump at the conclusion Of cat,
which was sticking through the open
ing of a partly-closed door, and it
made more disturbance than & church
scandal.
France has issued a new 3-per-cent.
loan, and the streets in the vicinity of
the treasury office were blockaded by
people DESTROYS to invest in the bonds
Beecher gives notice that be is hold
ing revival meetings, and will devote
no time to otiice-beggars asking letters
for presentation at Washington. He
also took occasion to give a singing
rebuke to those weak women who dote
upon convicted murders.
A Boston man, claiming to be ".
Harvey, n. D, having tried without
success to secure for himself wife in
Boston, now advertises IN n Chicago
paper for one The fellow bas some
pretty level-headed ideas as TO the
value Of advertising, and he shows
himself level headed by advertising
for wife in Chicago, for Of all places
in this country Chicago is the place to /
look for wife. There are enough di- /
vorced women there to furnish one
wife 10 almost every male inbabtant !.
of the States Of Rhode Island. Della !
ware and combined.
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The Cabbage y erp.

To save his cabbagcs, and as sn ex-
pertinent, & Mr Howard tells the
Fruit Record that he mixed four
quarts Of fine sslt, and quarter Of a
pound each Of red and black pepper.
When the dew is on he applied this
mixture By means Of e lsrge-sized tin
Pcppcr-box 10 fur hundred cabbages,
that were doubtless as wovmy a lot az
could be found. lie gave them but
one dose, bat il did lis work S. efectu-
ally that there has been no further
trou Sle on account Of these destructive
pests.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-04-07
Farm and Garden.

PURE milk condensed to one-third
will remain sweet from five to ten days
IN warm weather,
Coon milk requires good, sound
food, and a large yield Of milk requir-
es a large supply of good, sound food.
FLAX is q crop which would follow
a clean cultivated crop Of sugar beets
or mangels. 1t eau only be grown TO
advantage on well fortified linda
Charred corn is one of the beat
things which can be fed to hens to
make them lay 1t must not be fed
as regular diet, but IN limited guam
titles each day,
To heavily feed a COW of some milk
ing capacity is very poor economy.
Rich food will produce good results
when fed to cows that give large guam
titles of rich milk.
A teaspoonful of powdered charcoal,
q quart Of bran, and refuse from the
table, mixed and moistened with warm
water, are the ingredients Of capital
egg producing food for hens.
The raising Of sheep is Of the great
est benefit to the land, because wber-
ever they feed, new add sweet grasses
grow end flourish, and the weeds are
destroyed. Farmers should raise tur-
nips and feed them to sheep.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-04-07
Great Names.

Jennie Lind was famed as a vocal
list, Henry Ward Beecher As q minis
ter, Budd Doble as the driver Of
Goldsmith Maid was known the coun-
try over, hut one other name attract
ed rs much or more attention, and
together with the title Of Doctor pre-
fixed should read DR.. Marshnll's
Lung Syrup, for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis, etc. A. an ex-
PectoraEt Tor Consumption, i X IN
excelled. and stands without a rival
for above diseases. Reader, we only
ask trial OF one bottle 70 convince
you that we speak the truth. Trial
bottles free. Regular size 81. For
sale by AooRE 4 HARVEY.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-04-07
AGRICULTURAL.
What IN Old Farm . Says.

avn an oh man, upwards Of three-
score years, during teo score Of which
have been rich aud have ail need;
DO not owe dollar; have given my
children good cluca,ion, and when l
am calIoI away shall leave them enough
to keep the volt from the door. Ny
experience hus tsught ne that
l. One acre Of land, well prepared
aud wrll tiilcd, produced more than
two which received the same amount
Of labor used on one.
2. One COW, horse, male, sheep or
hog we'll FED is more profitable than
two kept on the same amount neoes-
sary to keep one well.
8. One acre OF clover or grass is
worth more than two OF cotton where
10 grass OF clover Is raised.
4. No farmer who buys osts, cora
or wheat, fodder and hay, can keep
the sheriff fro;a the door TO the end.
5. The farmer who never reads the
papers, sneers at book-furming and
improvements, has leaky roof, poor
stock, brokea. down fences, and com
pleins Of bad seasons"
Is. The farmer who Is above his
business and entrusts it TO another to
manage soon has no business TO attend
10.
Z. The faraer whose hsbitua] beV-
erago is cold water is healthier, veal
tkier and wiser than he who does noi
refuse to drink.
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B< IFA0R al WASHING TON.
Esst33essf Ma.sSie Mali aid !sHals
IN STT1.FT.sUTE.
HEN ERGON, TENN.

Seven teachers constitute the Faculty. The work
is distributed among them in the beat colleges.
usual Of instruction, Anglo Saxon, Old
English, and modern ciassic5 being aided to give
depth 70 English scholarship. Lectures Physi-
uloEy aud Hygiene By DR. ". J, Crook, special lee
tarcs given to tbs young ladies' and the young gen-
tIrueG separately. No extra charge for Latin,
Greek German, French, Hebrew Apparatus 10
illustrate the subjects Of Natural Science; well
maHged, ueItely printed monthly magazine =
library and reading room three literary sscie ties
Z usiG. Painting Drawing, Cal~theuiCS,-these arc
Of the ad vantagrs Of thelHEiiUte. Church ",
sunday schools, daily mails and the telegraph iiDe,
absence u vice, Bona Of the benefits in the
community. For catalogue write 10 J. B J pman OF
U. NJ. savage oh eptenl beT IL s 10 n. p HacketI
Secretary OF Faculty an.
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e 2 Thorozeh Remedv

In evcry case Of Fever snd Ague, while Tor
Disorders Of the Stomach Torpidity IF the
Liver, Indigestion and Disturbances Of the
An;mal FsrceF which debiii;ate il has no
equivalent and can have no substitute Il
should not Ok confouuGed with the iritu-
rated compounds Of chgsp apirits and e.
.rntis. oilS, often sold under the name OF
Bitters. 22i-lyT+
For sale 10y r. ID. Moore,
DrTz%& Tsst. Bolivar, Tenn.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-04-07
Important Remedy for Eplzeoile.

Important Remedy for Eplze9ile.
Christian Advocate, New YORK.
An experienced veterinary surgeon
of the United States army gives the
following as sure cure for the epizoo-
tic, now prevalent in certain quarters :
Take one pound of gum assaioetida;
mix it with one gallon of boiling wa
ter; stir the mixture constantly until
the assafoct;da Is ali dissolved. Let
the mixture cool. Strain, and give the
horse half pint every three hours.
This viii relieve the horse inside Of
twelve hours, aud give good sppe-
tie.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-04-07

This il the Choicest Premium Ever Given
to Newspaper Subscribers.
Something Of real and practical salue. The ladies'
will be delighted Wits IT, Make up your sHbscrip-
tions now u your neis hbors don't take the
BOLIVAR BULLETIN tell them Of this offer. They all
want the paper and the book You get the Best
NewSfa per- and capital. practical useful book If
80 PAGES, for the price of the former.
Now is Your Opportunity.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-04-07

To Introduce oar new styles and influence trnGs
Ee make the following unparalleled OnsFs for 4
short time The Berlin PsC1ef contains = gold
plated watch chain, agate shawl pin, lady's els-
giant set jeUelry sea bean cuff huttOus coral neck
lace set % agate studs gold plate band ring solar
baton, key ring. pocket book, Imitation silk
handkerchief. pen. pencil, comic envelopes and
visiting cards. All these mailed 70 you for 25c IA
stamps; packets for 81 90. The lOS can De re-
tailed a. from e 70 IS o.
Tae Royal CRaket contains one Euperb euoethyat
ring elegant coral brooch set IN box. fancy neck
lace coral alesve bqttoos, engraved EOld plaza
bracelets, rose scarf pip gold plated lady gold
plate sleeve buttons heavy god plate studs lovely
cameo scarf pin, genuine IaTi2fan diamond gLud,
Maltese crOsS with P diamond center. bsaHtif
tet sleeve buttons, plated collar button. plated
INK watch ehsiu, plain gold plate ring, nObby
cameo nag. hAltoae ear-rtEga wish p. diamond
settings, gents' full comb amethyst AL, IAdys
full plated set with white stone settings. jet and
cameo scarf pin eng go!d plato sleeve buttons.
The whole OF this magnificent collection
secure by mail for 81 Tor 81 70, for s.. This lot
can Be retail ed easily AZ nom S 70 40 Address,
\. Y. JEW ELRi co, Albania. Ga.
TEE Alta MIA 0LOBE says: This company is
perfectly reliable, and tbs amount they give Tor
your money u aston udlDE."
3-lT-lV
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1881-04-07
EHIGREE "a EVE ne IHE EnEa.
ELEGANT IEWELgY CyEAg.

II shrunk wholly or in part from nature or al
ease. Advice free Describe Csae and send stan
10 Z. De L. Co, Atlanta, Ca no humbuE Hig
est Fsference GSgrrpBDnpaPpga cnu EdenffaI
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
A CUP OF TEA.

To those who love the beverage
that cheers but not inebriates some
developments of a recent case in the
Rhode Island courts may prove in
teresting. A man who had been
manager of a tea company" was
charged with embezzlement, because
he had not made returns for some
of the goods at the prices fixed by
the owner. He pleaded In defence
that he had sold eighty cent tea for
seventy cents, and sixty cent tea for
fifty cents, because the grades call
ed for were not in stock, and, be-
sides, the articles sold cost no more
than those which had beenmarked
lower. The manager was acquitted;
strangely, however, nothing was
done to the owner, although the
prices at which he proved to have
sold were far higher than any corner
grocery would have dared TO charge,
the selling figures gravitating be.
tween twice and thrice the cost
price, different retail prices being
made upon certain grades of equal
cost apparently for the sole purpose
of seeming to have great assort~
ment. All this shows that the deas
lers have discovered that the public,
instead of knowing one cup of tea
from another, is SO in the habit of
drinking something made of hot wa
ter, sugar and aaVoring matter, that
not one in fifty know good tea from
bad.-Herald.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
DIED.

SESTERHENN.-In this city on the 2bth
INST, Regina youngest daughter OF
Christian and Eunlce Sesterhenn. aged
10 years and months.
Relatives and friends OF the family are
resf sctfully tn vited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of her brother-in-laW,
David McCIoskey, No. Ill w. Eighth
street, on Tuesday afternoon, 22d inst, AZ
O'CLOCK. lnterment at the Cathedral
cemetery. ate
DURHAM.-In this city on the Goth OF
March, 1881, after a lingering and pain
ful illness, Lucy +. Durham, aged ~
years and IL days.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend ner funcra
from the residence OF Mrs. Charlie E vans
No. BIB Tatnall street, OF Tuesday
afternoon at baif-past two O'Clock. Ser
vices at the house. Interment at Will
mington BrandywIne Gem etery.
philadelphia papers please copy.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22

L. 9. Murray; Millington, r. III. Adams;
oxford. A. Smith; Odessa, W. IL. Hutchin;
Fomona, j. e. Kidney; Queenstown, Isaac
Jewell; Royal Oak, Z. II. Miller; Smyrna,
Circuit, J.: A. Brindle; Smyrna. John d.
hlRg; st. Mlchaels, J. +. Mowbrsy; Still
Hond, J. Merritt, SuddleIsville, j. T..
van Burkaiow and l.. p. CorkTan; Sassa-
Iras, J.. ii. Wiley; Townsend. Thomas E,
Bell; Trappe, F. 9. AoSorIey; Talbot, John
Warthman.
SALIsBURY DISTRICT.
i. >. Williams, p. E.-Accomac, l.. e.
bafreti; Asbury, q. 8. Gassn er; Berlin
5ss Eobert Roe; Bethel, ". L. P. Bowen;
Ghincoteague. o. y. Walton; Crisfield, w.
). Dnhadway; Deals Island, T. II. Cream
or; Delmar, >. I. Gardner; Fairmount, ].
A. u. Wilson; Frankford, VIM. j. O'Neil;
Eruitiand, Joseph Dare; Gnmboro', T. H.
Harding; Island Circuit. G. A. Grics; Lau-
rel. g. A. Phoebus; Parsonburg, A.
Chandler; Pocomoke City, ]. d. @. Hanna;
focomoke Circuit, Z. s. Baker; Princess
Anne,iW. Il. Mcfarland aud G. Patchen
smith; Quautico. K. Ii. Hynson; Roxana,
y. u. unter; Sharpsto wn, James Cohner:
81. Feter's, Francis B. Quigleyj Salisbury,
george W Townsend; snow Hill, W. Is.
Walton; Newark, T. j. Prettymap; Siock-
ton, j. A Artels: Worcester, G. w. Gov.
ihgtonj Yves over, ]. M. Collins.
The daily gazette., 1881-03-22
HISTORICAL SOCIETY.
MORE RELICS AND OLD PAMPHLETS BE
ChIYED FOR PREsKRvATIoN.

MORE RELICS AND OLD PAMPHLETS RE-
ChIYED FOR PRESENTATION.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Historical Society of Delaware was held
last night, but no business of Importance
was transacted. The following donations
were acknowledged:
From the N. h. Historic Genealogical
Society, volume 1, Memorial Biographies.
From Henry X. Bringhurst, newspaper
The Monitor or Delaware Federalist
August 8, 1901; newspaper, New York
Morning Post, November I, 1888, (fae-
SMILEY; pamphlet, Remarks on the Death
OF Princess Charlotte and an &C
count of her funeral.
EFrom anonymous, circular, The Patri-
otto Society 10 the Patriotic Societies
throughout the United States manuscript
B revision of the said society, November
179S. From K. p. Johnson, nineteen
newspapers, cards, pamphlets and slips.
From Mrs. J. b. Porter, pamphlet,
History OF the First Presbyterian Church
of East Liberty, Pitlsburg; pamphlet,
sermon preached in West Church Pitts
burg, by the Rev. L. e. Coyle. From
John j. Anderson, Ph. D., pamphlet, Did
the Louisiana purchase extend to the
Pacific? From the Rhode Island HIstori-
cal Society, pamphlet, Proceedings for
1880 and 1881. From the Numismatic
and Antiquarian Society of Philadelphia
pamphlet, Old and new styles, fixed
dates, calendars, &c.
From Henry Phillips, Jr., Philadelphia
paper on certain old almanacs, pub
llshed in Philadelphia between 17O4 and
l774. From Swarthmor College, catalo-
que for 1880 81. A lot of pamphlets
commemorating the anniversary Of the
battle OF Wyoming, from the Historical
Society of Dauphin county, Pa. Annual
report of the State Psnitentiary of Penn
sylvania. Navy register for 1880, from
the Board Of Education. Also valuable
collection of pamphlets from DR.. Bush
From the City Council of Whining.
ton the borough ordinances from l7ss
TO 1880, books A and b also the account
book of the borough council from l12i
to 1916,