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Emanuel SMedenborg.

The Rev. J. X. Smyth of the New Jerusa-
lem church, having been urged to continue his
course of Sunday evening lectures, has an
nounced two lectures upon Emanuel Sweden
borg" The first of these lectures, which will
be igiven tomorrow evening, will present a
sketch of Swedenborg's life, his character, his
literary and scientific achievements, etc., Civ
ing anecdotes illustrative of his history, and
the testimonials of some of his contemporaries
and of great men who have lived since his day.
The succeeding lecture will be devoted to a
consideration of Swedenborg's mission.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29
THE PRESS.
SATURDAY MORNING, JAN. %.
THE PRESS


May be obtained at the Periodical Depots of n q,
essenden, Marquis, Brunei Il Co., Andrews, Arm.
trong, Cox, Wentworth, Hodsden HAYDEN w p
Morris, corner Exchange and Fore ST.; Welander
bostOn a Maine Depot, and Chisholm Bros on All
trains that run out of the city.
Auburn, willard Small & Co.
Augusta, r. Pierce.
Bangor, J. II. Babb g. Co.
BATH, of j. o. Shaw.
<3ieeeford, f. NJ. Burnham.
Jellerson's Bookstore
ksridgton. Daniel Dickens
Brunswick, b. G. Dennisop
gnmssriand Mills, Z. A. Verrill.
DamariscoIta, Z. w. Dunbar
freeport, w. A. Mitchell.
Fryeburg, r. G. Harmon.
Gardner, Palmer g. Co.
Gorham, j. Irish
haLioweli, q. l.. Spaulding
lewiston, Chandler & Estes.
LISBON, q. e. Judkins.
s9echanic Falls, A. W. Bridge, f. A. Millett.
Norway, A. o. Noyes.
Richmond, G. A. Beale.
kockiand O. @. Andrews.
Sabattus, L. H. johnson.
Saccarappa, at the Post Office,
Saco, of l.. Hodsdon and H. b. Kerdrick
Thomaston, 5. Delano.
Ninalhaven, B. Lane
WaldOboro, q. Bliss
Wateryille j. NJ Wall
Miscasset, Gibbs & Rundlet.
Moootoru's Corner, H. Moody.
Yarmouth O. E. Coombs,
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Mission Lodge.

The following have been elected as officers
of Mission Lodge, No. Al, 1. o. of G. T.:
Worthy Chief Templar-Louis Eagles.
Worthy Vice Templar-LizZie Williams.
Worthy Recording Secretary-Daniel Will
lard.
Worthy Financial Secretary-Henry Bur-
CESS
Worthy Treasurer-William Stallard,
Worthy Marshal-John Williams
Worthy Chaplain-Emma Clarke.
Worthy Inside Guard-H. Willard.
Worthy Outside Guard-Albert Polk.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29
Citizens Mutual Re,,as soo,a.u

At the monthly meeting of the Citizens Re.
lief Society last evening quite an accession was
made to its membership, and thirteen new an.
plications were presented to come before the
February meeting. The excellent condition
of this society, and the promptness with which
it has paid all of its death claims, have estab-
lished the confidence of the public in its sta
bility and usefulness.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29

The funeral services of the late Capt. Lis
comb will be held al the New Jerusalem
church this forenoon at II O'Clock. Rev. J.
X. Smyth will oificiate, and the choir will
furnish music under the direction of Mr.. j.
3. Coyle, Jr
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Coz sell Buffalo Robes for $500.

HE st. Nicholas Hotel, Broadway, New
york. furnishes good rooms and full board for
- per day, and large rooms at reasonable rates
as heretofore. Uriah Welch, proprietor, is as
popular with the travelling public as ever, and
ior attention to the comfort of its patrons,
safety and conveniences, this hotel has never
been SURPASSED.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29
Art.

AT Davis's yesterday was very soft, pretty
crayon by Charles Akers, of one of the late
Andrew Springs grandchildren.
AT the same gallery may be seen fine por-
trait bust of Agassiz by Powers. taken from a
cast made after the scientists death.
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Coz sells Furs at cost.

Forty years experience of an Old
Nurse. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP is the prescription of one of the best
female physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for forty years with
never-failing success by millions of mothers for
their children. 1t relieves the child from pain,
bowels, and wind-colic By giving health to
the Child it rests the mother Price Twenty
five Gents a bottle nov27SMW&,w6mo
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Many people have lost their interest in poll
tics and In amusements because they are so
out of sorts and run down that thew cannot en-
JOY anything. If such persons would only be
wise enough to try that Celebrated remedy
Kidney-Wort and experience its tonic and rem
ovating effects they would soon be hurrahing
with the loudest. In either dry or liquid form
or bowels.-E1change jan20eod1w
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Accidents,

Thursday afternoon Mr.. James MCGOWAN,
carpenter, fell in a fit on India street, and cut
a severe cash in his head. DIR. Merrill was
called and the man taken to his home.
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TRUNKS and Bags at cost. Coz.

A MOST EFFEcTUAL REMEDY for Diabetes.
Ssavel and all diseases of the Urinary Organs,
is found in the old established remedy. known
as DIR. BULLOCK'S KIDNEY REMEDY
NEPHRETICUM." 1t has cured thousands
OF these distressings complaints, and where
ever known has become the favorite medicine
jan29 saw
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The temperance meeting Sunday evening" in
Congress Hall, will commence at Z o'clock
and be addressed by Capt. John B. Coyle and
several other interesting speakers.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29

CONSUMPTION can't kill auy patient who will
lake HALE's HONEY OF HoREHoUND AND TAR
when he's i'll
oi cough that no other prescription will still
fike's Toothache Drops cure in one minute
1aDZi DIT
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OWEN, MOORE & Co. propose to keep the
thing lively, and offer Genuine Harris Seam
less and Alexandra Kid Gloves at LOO each.
Many people who send to St. John or Montreal
for these same goods and pay $1.3O besides the
trouble, will appreciate this opportunity.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29

Mr.. EDIToR:-I understand that some of
our Grammar school teachers are telling their
pupils that the sun is nearest the earth in sum
nler. OUIS.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29

JAMES FREEMAN & Co. are furnishing su-
Perior oysters for Sunday dinners at retail
also delivers CLANS, scallops and fish of all
Kinds Remember the place, No. . Union
Wharf
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29
Roller Skating Rink.

There will be the usual juvenile session at
the rink this afternoon, and Chandler's brass
band will furnish delightful music at the eve
ming session.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29

FANs.-We have large assortment of Fans
ranging in price from cts. to S12.OO each.
lan2Sd2t OWEN. MOORE g. Co
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Coz sells Wolf Robes for $3.50

WE are selling pure Linen Towel 16x29
for &c. We advertise only actual measure
ment OF Towel. OWEN, MOORE & Co.
SonoS 10.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
PORTLAND BANp CONCERT.

PORTLAND BAND CONCERT.
The grand concert and ball complimentary
to Mr.. Collins, to be given by the Portland
Band Monday evening, is attracting good
deal of attention in musical circles The
tickets are placed at o low figure and there
should be a crowded house. The following
will be the programme:
March-Dream on the Ocean ........D. W. Reeves
Enchanting Polka with triple tongue solo
Charles E. Lindall.
Immortellen waltzes. .................. Jos. Gungl
Polka with clarinet soo) Jean Missud
Language Of Flower waitzcs. Coote M Ra1Ie IP
htcqueu Galop ..................... Kate Simmons
voYAGERs IN SOUTHERN SEAS.
Notwithstanding the severe weather last
night there was a very good turnout of
theatre goers to witness the spectacle of
"Voyagers in Southern Seas" and Judging
by the applause the audience was very much
pleased.
The play itself is of very little consequence.
What the public wants and what it goes to
see, is the scenery, ballet and novel stage
effects and these are presented in very good
shape. The fetes of Valparaiso, is one of. if
AOb luO AiOob, SCcu6 attempted on q
Portland stage, with its myriad of colored
lights, the shipping and buildings resplendent
with colored fires, and the graceful ballet, led
by Miles. Bonfanti and Bossi, in their num-
berless evolutions. The earthquake and
avalanche in the Autucco Pass were quite
thrilling, and the other sets deserving of the
applause they received
The different characters OF the drama were
well assumed. Mr. Parks was excellent as
the Peruvian Chief" Mr.. Aliens "Paganel'
was capital bit of character acting, and Mr..
Maguinnis and Miss Weidman made good
deal OF fun, as Bob and Elmina Misses Noah,
Tucker and Master Woodruff were respect
lively good as Capt. Grants children, and the
other characters were well sustained
The last two performances will be given to-
day and the house should be crowded
NOTES.
The Ideal Opera Company will give Fatin-
itza in Portland Feb. 10th.
The Centennial Jubilee Singers will appear
at Knightsville School House tonight in one
Of their pleasing coacerts
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29

EN RANKRUPTCY.-Dis Court of the
L United States, District of Maine. In the matter
of Charles s. Murch, Bankrupt.
This is to give notice that petition has been pre-
sented to the Court this Twenty-eighth day of Jan
rupt, praying that he may be decreed to have full
discharge from all his debts, provable under the
Bankrupt Act and upon reading said Petition,
upon the same on the Fourth day of April A. d.
1881 before theCourt in Portland in said District
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and that notice thereof be pub
lished in the PortlandAdvertiser and the Portland
Press, newspapers printed in said District, once
week for three successive weeks, and once in the
to be thirty days at least before the day Of hearing
and that all creditors who have proved their debt
and other persons in interest, may appear at said
why the prayer of said Petition should not be granted
VIM. P. PREBLE,
Clerk of District Court for said District.
jan29, 9,feb5&12&w1w5
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CITY AND VICINITY.
EW ADvERTfsRMENTs To-day

MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.
Coe-5.
:, Sames freeman & Co.-oysters.
~. Nicnelas Hotel.
DH' brIlocks Kidney Remedy.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Turner Brothers-Silk.
Naientine Cards-Loring, Short Dc Harmon.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Eastmon Bros. & Bancroft.
owen, Moore a. Co.
Boots and Shoes Brown
Reduction for 10 Days-Merry,
S;I..a SShIlsun9ried 2 Shirts-Chamberlin & Homsted
Rooms Wanted.
Equitable Lie Insurance Society.
rIns AssortInent-Cyrus +. Davis.
In Bankruptcy
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DRAWERS! !!

No. So
Heavy cotton, 4 tuci5s, wide hem, rs cts.
Nc. 81.
ssread suclk between six narrow tucls
emmbric tucked, rufle, 4j cts.
No. IS,
Hsah,burs inserting, eight tucIxs, three
tucked cambria ruGie with Hanbur.
edge, 75 cts.
No. G1.
Two clusters of seven fine tueka, xyiie
Hamburg rufile with tEorchou cage. ~.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29
SOFT and Stiff Hats at cost. Coz.
One of the Greatest Luxuries

One OF the GreateSt LuXurieS
is a pure and fragrant Toilet Powder. To our
lady readers we recommend j. G. E. ATKIN-
SONS Rose, White Rose and Violet Powder.
lanzi W&S.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29
SKIRTS!

SKIRTS!
No. 6J.
Deep hem, niue tmclks, extra heavy cot
ton, As cts.
No. 6S.
Two large tuclks between two ciusters oe
five fine tuclxs, six inch cambric rumc
with nine fine lucks, 75 cts. No sucI,
value ever offered i'm Portland.
No. 60.
Wide Hamburg rume, with six tuck
above, 81.
No. "a.
Two clusters Of six fine tuclks, wide Ham.
burg rufle, $1.62.
No. 81.
seven tucks above broad tucked CAM
Drlc ruffie, with antique inserting between
antique edge, with cambric ruGie under,
No. "a.
Hamburg inserting between ten fine
So.
I'm walking and underskirts we shall
display over 40 styles.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
SALE OF
LADIES'
COTTON
UNDERWEAR,
We quote prices Of some Special
Bargains:
NIGHT ROBES!
One broad and four narrow tucks each
brio ruhle i'm centre, and aronnd neck nnd
sleeve. Price 65 cents.
NO. 4.
-Four clusters of seven tucks, centre piece
OIL inserting with Hamburg edge around,
tucked sleeve with edge. A Great Bar.
gain. 9J cents.
NO. 10.
solid tucked yoke with Hamburg around
ruMed Hamburg in neck and centre piece,
rowing sleeve, with tucked cambria and
Hamburg edge, three wide i'm back. Price
$l.3S.
We carry i'm stock over thirty styles of
wight Robes. Prices from As cents to an
Elegant Robe mt 81.
CHEMISES! {!

NO. 33.
Yoke OF fine and wide tucks with stitc he'd
Dand ana edge around; center piece Of
inserting with Hamburg edge around
center neck and sleeves, 81.
No. 80.
Four clusters of % fine tucks. fyel in
setfings. Hamburg rume in neck and
sleeve, Sc.
Twenty-Five styles of Chemise are now in
stock, including low priced goods fine
muslin, elegantly trimmed Cambria and
hand embroidered French percale.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29

GET your Hat to-day of Merry, the Halter
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29
CAPS, Furs and Blankets cheap. MERRy.

BUFFALO Robes "a and S. Merry, halter
GLOVES and Mitts very cheap. Merry, halter.
The Portland daily press., 1881-01-29

JOTHAM f. CLARK.
Ag't for Maine & New HamD shire.
6J Exchange ST., Portland, Me.
Janz9 deOd3w*
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Caring for the Trees.

Editor Star There Is but one way for our
beautiful trees to be properly attended to, and
that Is for each one to give them personal at
tent1on In front OF his own premises
For ten years have regularly two or three
times yearly, cut off the branches having
worms on and destroyed them; dug around the
roots and manured them the same as do my
grass yearly, keeping down the weeds and
mulching them so as to retain the moisture. /
also wash every tree with a weak solution OF
carbolic water, which keeps the bark healthy:
and worms and bugs, in measure, Shun SUCH
trees My trees are also regularly Watered with
the grass
/ have twelve trees around my house, and
have found 1t very little trouble to do this: and
their beautiful appearance pays me four fold
Now, we have another trouble In the late storm;
one only OF mine was seriously disturbed and
this one, as soon as possible the next day, |
forced BACK to Its proper position, and put
prop against 1t for support, until the parking
commission can properly attend to 1t. II lie Is
not done whilst the ground Is moist the tree Is
apt TO De seriously injured and difficult to man
age.
Trees bordered by asphalt roadways ano
payements OF the same material have a hard
struggle for life. Little moisture can reach
them, and their roots cannot expand. 1t Will
be impossible for them 10 become very large or
very secure In their beds, but those In our yards
Will grow and prosper, and Will not be easily
dlSodged. My advice is. let every man give
particular attention to his own trees and no;
depend so much On the parking commission,
whose laoors are herculean, and whose means
are so limited. w
June 90 Of Vermont avenue
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Not n GenvVIne old Veteran.


Yesterday afternoon q pompous- looking
colored man, wearing veterans badge over
his heart, encountered In front Of the City Hall
a brother OF color wearing small flag on his
coat and trying to look as II he had starved In
Andersonville for year and a half. ''Stop.
sah-stop!" commanded the first. "Am you a
veteran. sah?" ~ speets ar" was the reply.
''You war In de army eh?" Eyes, sab" "War
you cook or wagln driver?" mo, sab!
war In de ranks" as the indignant reply. 81
war right dar at Petersburg" "Waitint, on de
hospital9n mo sah!" I'm de commlssary
behind log7" mo, sah!" ibid you have q
gnn7" "Yes, sah." "War' it !oadeda" "Yes,
sah!' sAn' you fired it off?" II did, sab; OF
course did" WAS it pinted at de SKYE" ''No,
sab; 1t was pinted at de inemy.' 'De bait
end fo'm0St?" mo sdh" can 1t went ofY?"
"Yes. sab. IAN de inemy drapped9" 81 can't
say as to dat, sah." "Wnat! you down dar'
shootin' away Uncle SANS powder am lead
without hittin' anybody? Take of dat dag,
sab! What bizness has you TO come out among
dis crowd an purtend dat you saved de Union,
when you war eatin' TO- dollars wort OF grub
per week an eho0tin' wild yer eyes shet? Go
away, sahl Itwar some SIGH GAicken as you
dat shot on my heel in dat sam3battle, Just as
l had surrounded hull rebel regiment. STAN
BACK. Sah-doan talk to q genwine Old veteran;
e0h!"-Detfott Free Press.
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should Re Open ON Sunday.

Editor Star:-Haviug no reason to suppose
that the old Blue Laws OF Connecticut are In
force 10 the District, it strikes me as decided
anomaly that certain customs should still OBJ
tain In regard to the closing OF the public parks
on the first day OF the week. / refer particu-
larry to the Soldiers Home and the Botanical
Gardens judging from the number OF persons
VINO ride or drive on Sunday afternoons. do
not think that the majority of our Citizens re.
gard IL as heinOuS offence against morality
Inc powers that be. however Ordain different
~. The beautiful drives OF the Soldiers Home
are closed ON Sunday, except to certain prIyi-
ieged characters. such as members of Congress-
whose virtue cannot be contaminated, like tnaf
OF Ordinary mOrtaIs, by sight OF the Beauties
OF nature on sunday. The Botanical Gardens
are not only closed on Sundays, but on weak
days at so early an hour that but few have an
opportunity to see them.
Whatever different views people may enter
tain on this subject, there can be little doub,
that when the public is denied the right to sun
themselves In places which are designed for
that purpose, there Is tendency to congregate
about more questionable resorts, Sunday LIQUOR
laws Notwithstanding. 1t Is hard to understand
how an intelligent person can advocate the
closing OF public parks on Sundays from any
reason OF morality and II that Is not the cause
then should be glad TO be informed what Is
CITIZEN
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A Word in Rehatf Of tho ROvs

Editor Star:-Please speak a good word for
the boys. Last night. at shutdown, l stepped
upon wharf some distance below 9th street,
where there were a dozen or more little fellows
In swimming. A high fence surrounded the
wharf. hiding 1t wholly from houses that might
nave been On tie street, but were not; and
during the half hour stood there no boat OF
any kind passed either up or down. Soon two
pouceme appeared upon the scene, capturing
the Clothing OF the rest, which they took off
with them. The captured boy was released on
MS oetrayiDg the names OF his companions.
OF the boys laudable, and would IL not be an
act of justice. as we'll as common sense, on the
part OF the authorities to provide somewhere
bathing at all hours Is permitted, rather than
encourage uncleanliness, or to have cleanliness
and health secured by law breaking. Please
wake up the authorities
Respectfully,
June 20, 1851. OID Roy
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SITTING BULL BAD NKIGHBoR.-A store.
keeper at GU Appelle writes to the Winnipeg
lManitobal Free Press: I'VE are daily feeling
called at my store for sugar. It was given
him, but he remained In the place, refusing to
go until had given him something to eat.
subsequently was compelled to hustle the
noble RED man out Of the place, as they had re-
pudleted their contract about leaving. When
returned nom dinner there was rush alb out
the shop, and thought they meant mischief,
volyer In my pocket ali the tinae. I was no to
Sitting Bulls camp the other evening and saw
rather good l00ktng white girl with them
was young, 80 she has grown up In their habits
She Is married TO an Indian ana speaks Eng
lieh dueptly,"
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A BACHELOR too poor to get married. vet too
susceptible to let the girls alone. was riding
S %isnsn lay d AL OF summers day" and acci
oSisaS oiOppe0 an arm round her waist No
gradually relieved the side OF the Carriage Of
me me, pressure upon It: But OF sudden, whether
! !na iate recognition OF the Improperly Of
neyer was known, the lady started with volcanic
energy, and with flashing eye exclaimed. sMr.
s.. can support myself" "Capital!" was the
instant reply. "You are just the girl I have
been looking for these five years. WIN Won
marry me?" ''o
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Bitah.
detroit Free Press ]

The orators place was taken by singer who
answered to the name OF justin Jones. He was
veritable skeleton in build. The latest thing
about him was his eye-winkers Six feet tall,
he scarcely cast a shadow as he stood IN the
morning sun and replied TO his honors queries.
''Where DO you live?"
"Oh, back here In the country
What do you dor
what brought you to the city yesterday
Il came TO buy some powder"
. "Ana what Snaa aid you drink"
"Root beer! Didn't you know better than TO
go and swallow such f1ery stun as THAR III
drunk"
"It wasn't over two, your Honor, was the
sand you don't remember what you did after
you lost your sober senses?''
II solemnly affirm that do not hope /
DID not commit murder"
"It was the next thing to &C. You wandered
Into q vacant lot, slept I'LL an hour after mid
night, and then aroused fifteen or twenty fami-
lies shy o. your singing
swell, it was an attempt at singing Here
are reliable witnesses who win swear that
G anaar nc crie0 WITH terror ana dogs crawled
stopped with 'Mollie Darling you could have
been forgiven. but you kept up the torture
e ef ateG s%e policemen had shaken you out
Tnen sung. did II" asked the prisoner,
whose lace had assumed very solemn express
sion. ~ f
"You did,
"And T. was after midnights"
Wen, deserve six months In ian, ana you
can make out the papers,
81 tnought I'd make It thirty days or s.
We'll that's letting me on easy. I'm fool,
pe awakened &C night by such singing Is
sung, ia never rest du had killed the singer.
here's your I'VE. and guess III CO."
Let root beer Alone.
81 WILL
"And Be careful that you don't drink 60,
much SODA Water.n
You bet"
And beware OF pop.v
beware abe Isl Buttermilk IL going to BE-
ny beverage after this and n you never zee
me again please remember that quit singing
e soon g came TO realize the situation. Faro
thee WELL
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A GENTLEMAN calls at q French iawe,ar,s IN
London to have q memorial ring, CONTAINING
the hair OF relatives, repaired. The GOOD man
said: "Eh bien! Ya-as. It shall be done. n con.
reternite, wiz care. Now, here Is pretty ting
watch chain, moch better IAN gold; beside 4.
make you tink. Suppose you are out Wis
friends, you look at your watch With gold chain.
and you say 1t Is 10 O'Clock. and you put him
back; Eat Is all. But suppose you have chain
OF madame's hair, zen you remember; you saw
1t Is 10 O'Clock, yere Is my poor wife waiting Tor
me, shall 60; chez moi. shall go homeS
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KILLED By A SPDlR.-On Tuesday Of last
week Charles 81 Jenison,s SON Of Frederick
black spider. from the effects OF which he died.
on Tuesday morning, when the boy came out
Of MS room, he informed his mother q solder
nao bitten him. But little notice was taken OF
the bite, which was just over one of his eyes.
IL commenced TO swell, and Friday Their called
physician. At this time the boys facs was
pulse had arisen to 100. He died on Monday
morning. Post.
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Three Americans, Burns. Hamilton. ana
wilkes. caught In Italy c0unterfeiting les paper
morey, are now galley slaves at 0aeCa, serving
out q twenty years sentence each.
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WHO DwoovxRxp TEE CoMBT.-The Pnl1ndel-
phiA Bulletin remarhH:-sThe new Cofnot was
hfst discovered BY about two hundred different
personally night watchmen. homeWard- bound
ed1ton, Associated Press messenger boyA WICKED
man VINO had insomnia ana got up TO nit b. th0
window, d11gusced father who could not deep
because the baby was regt1ees. ana three mon
who arose and went TO the window Tor tB pur-
pose Of projecting missiles q oofAs /