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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The following are the nlmes, ages. &. of those
who have died during the year, near as Gould
be gathered.
William Trent, aged - drcpsy April 7. 1850.
Elizabeth Messibaugh. aged 20 drOpsy April 49, 80.
George Reese, aged So, spasrns A pril IS 1880
IhedOre Turney,'' 35 bronchitis May l.
Rosa A. Miller, " 81, dysentary June III,
Rehecca Stahl, - IL -
Tobias BlpUgh, - "A, not known, JuIy1,
Ross Seaniin. II mo- col. INF. June %, -
Betty Claypeli, " So, dysentary, Aug. -, -
hieh Brewer, 81, paralysis, Aug. 81, .
John q DoGatd, " =, dr0psy, Sept II, %
And. Burkholder, aged 70. rheumatism, Nov s, so.
Molly Stfrn, aged 81, heart disease, Nov 25 1850.
Theodore hc6ary, tramp died on his way to T..
H December 2 1850
Infant Of Susan Ho. le aged mo, wh1oplng-
cough, December 20. 1851.
Joel Schrock, age274. old age, February %, 1851.
Thomas Aolen, " so, apoplexy, 25, =.
Twenty three sermons we're preached during
the year, as follows;
Rev. ]. Unrl,ue. Lutheran, times.
. ]. Welsh. l
:. y; Bioagh, DunkarI,
- W. Adams
=" Boyer. Ev AS.
- Kininger - 3
'J. Y. Mundtn, U. 3.
ResPeeiiuil$ submitted.
April %, - Steward.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Spring ;s here and the loafers can be
found on the sanuy side Of the street.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Notwithstanding the unusual severity of
tho past winter months, the wheat in many
sections Of the country looks favorable for
an abundant harvest
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The P,rCLAR DENAND.-So great has been
the popular demand for the celebrated rem
edy Kidney-Wort. that it Is having an i'm
mense sale from Maine to California some
have found it inconvenient to prepare it
from the dry compound. For such the pro-
prietors now prepare it in liquid form.
This can be procured at the druggists. II
has precisely the same effect as the dry but
is very concentrated so that the dose is much
smaller L9iccu MaI
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Uhl Nere in the city last
week making selections Of spring Millinery
and Fancy Goods. The goods bought are
very handsome, the styles the lates; and the
prices low.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Dr. |. 7. Brubaker of stoystown, called
to see US saturday. He is ever welcome.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The weather for The past week has been
quite warm and lovely.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

1t is feared that flowers will be scarce on
May 5o;h, Decoration day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Some one, who pretends to know, says
that carpets after shaking are frightened in
color by sprinkling salt over the surface and
sweeping them. Try it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The State Senate has passed bill proyid-
ing for the election Of a collector Of taxes by
each borough and township in the Common
wealth, who shall collect the taxes Al
persons making payment OF taxes before the
first day of0ctober in each year for the cur
rent year shall be entitled to a reduction Of
five per cent. The collector is to have a
commission oftwo per cent. on the amount
collected before the first of October, and FIVE
per cent. on all afterwards collected
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Mr Emanuel Hause some time ago re-
eeiyel a patent from the department at
Washington for his rotary engine The mod
el was exhibited to a number of persons at
the HERALD Office n few days ago, and il
worked to perfection. 1t is a neat and sim
pie little piece of machinery and was manu-
factured by Mr.. Hause with no other tools
than q chisel, hammer and file. lie is now
engaged in building a twenty-five horse
power engine over the same pattern at the
Somerset Mechanical Works, which when
finished vii! be placed on exhibition al that
place
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The small boy Is now on the bank Of the
creek waiting for a bite.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

) billiard room has been opened in the
Central Hotel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

George +. Baer, ESQ, of Reading, with
his wife and family, are visiting in town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

A New York man has discovered an "in
visible soap" 1t is the same article that
small boys have used in their morning alb
lu:ious from the most remote periods Er
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

We were pleased with a cab from Mr..
Chou aey Mitchell OF Greeilsburg on Tues
day last Mr. Mitchell was the first editor
of the Somerset Dcmocya, having founded
that paper. lie left Somerset in 1864, and
since then has been connected with the
Grcensbur, Herald.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

\ number Of Eastern horse buyers are in
town picking up all the fine horses they can
find. The prices paid are in excess of those
Of the past number Of years.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Mr.. David Pile i having neat yeranda
placed along the front Of his h6useon Union
street; When finished Il will add greatly to
the appearance of his premises.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Don't throw away your barrels, they
may come handy some day. 1t has been
discovered that an ordinary flour barrel viii
hold GS7,9 ,9jl silver dollars.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The Democratic County Committee met
in the Court House on Monday eSening
and appointed May q, al 1870 p. m, rs the
time for holding the Comfy Convention,
and selected Chas H. Fisher and Jas. J.
Kerr, as delegates to the Democratic State
Convention.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The railroad authorities have had the de-
pot yard covered with cjnder from the Cam
bria Mills, which makes az excellent road
bed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27
ARRIVE L.
LEAVE.
BALTIMORE q OHIO Il. II


On and after July 10 1850, trains on this road
will depart from ami arrive at depot, corner Grant
and Water Streets, as ioll1ws.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Wha. has become OF all the people who
were running wild over town in search OF
houses previous 10 the first Of April? 1t was
the general opinion tnat the demand for
houses far exceeded the supply, yei from all
appearance everybody has secured house,
and the world moves As usual.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair Remover is
no new preparation for the public to expert
ment with its success is unparalleled for
restoring gray hair to It's natural color, pro-
noting its growth, and producing new hair
on bald heads
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

0Hly three mare days until the thunder
viii strike ;he Collectors office, If the
propheSies Of our wise men are TO be full
filed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The bonncts continue TO grow, and those
prepared for summer exceed in size those
worn at present. We DO not drop into
fashionable millinery rooms for nothing
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Livery house owner is busy making gar
den.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

\ great many robins and other small
birds are found dead in the woods having
saccnmbel to the rough weather this spring.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

We hal the pleasure Of taking our jovial
Democratic friend, Mr. Silas Lchty, Of Mcy-
ers laic, by the hand Sunday
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The Rpu5iicFa, is the name of neat,
newsy, seven column paper just started in
Bedford, John C. iutz and W. c. Smith eii-
tors and psoprietors. As its name indicates,
it is Republican in politics. We welcome it
to our exchange list, and hope its career
may be long, useful and successful one.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Policeman shafer made his irss arrest las,
Wednesday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

oar good looking Senator. Hon. Fred.
Grof spent Friday night in town and left
Cor stoystown Saturday morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Politicians have made Tie sad discovery
tha, when the Bible says seek and ye shall
iId, it does not refer to Office
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Butterman again looks grave with a
smile, behind the counter Of j. B. Snyder &
Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

I. is said that more maple sugar was man
uGctured in this county tllis season, than in
any year heretofore,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The s. & c. railroad company are now
running bat one regular freigh; train per
day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The winds are very brisk this spring and
f7eckles are Of an old gold color and very
fashionable
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

An exchange wisely remarks: Just now
a good many people are taking heavy colds
because they doif their heavy clothing.
leave of their overshocs and in general act
earelessly and, We suspect foolishly. Don't
try to rush things Don't imagine spring is
here because the birds are singing. Go
slow. Be prudent to the very verge Of
timidity, unless you are in hurry TO leave
this world. Good care of ones body and a
wise discretion viii add many years to life.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The condition Of some Of orr vacant lots,
alleys and streets will compare favorably
with that Of an ordinary pig-sty.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

This being court we (, and srca, many
people in town, the candidates are smiling
and working hard.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Prof Nennor predicts frost for May 81.
You who have flowers should bear this date
in mind.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The destruction Of the peach crop OF Della
ware is positively asserted. This statement
is Published annually.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The tree and grape vine trimmer is busily
engaged shipping of lperfuoas branches
and shoots
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

The Bedford Re.5i'cra says that Hon.
JOAN Cessna and Hon. john H. L2nSenees-
er, of Bedford, arc candidates for the nomi-
nation OF Judge Of this district, and that
His Honor Judge Hall is a candidate for re-
nomination. The Somerset Demoorrf OF last
week contained a communication urging
the nomination of W. II. Ruppel, Esq, as
the Democratic candidate for this position.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Z. r. Kerr, ESQ, of the Bedford Ga-c.ie,
Is spoken OF as the GubernGtoriai candidate
octhc Democratic party
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

JUsrGcEs or THE PEACE AND CoNsTABLEs-
You will recol!ect that Chas II. Fisher &
Co., Booksellers and Sta;ioners, in Cook (
Breerits' block, have a full and complete
line OF Legal Blanks, consisting in part Of
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages. Summons, Sub
pUnas, Fee Bills, Warrants Commitments,
Judgements. Agreements, Blank Books, &c.
When YOU come to court set a supply at
this well established Book Store
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

Spring fever IS already common COM
plant.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

burgess.
NH Wu,-,
san. ".- A torer,-wiil You heed the
sS. ile signal perhaps Of the sure
.-ai more terrible disease Con-
4'k yonreif fyou can for the
ig.s, ~ cts, % nin the risk and do
We know from experience
uta. DpFc wiIl cure your Cough. Il
-f.as. Boz explains Why more than
la, !, ~. bottles were sold The l,ast
'1''e'e' Group, and whooping
f-i..'' '' Ao'hers do not be without
p.,..- ,-.io, e. Bad, SIDE or Chest. use shi-
l,,g..,.ir l,s rlasies. sod By Geo. ". Bon
Somerset. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-04-27

CHEAP TOWELS AND NAPKINS, Al
MRS. 4. L. ITHL'S.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1881-11-03

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VNHIS HOUSE HAS BEEN ENTIRELY
u re6tted and will bo kept in first class style.
best Of oil KINDS of liquors and cigars kept
constantly on hand.
, 1881-06-03

lfGhetHGff Ntitf1ft. P
stosnach. cunnlnK!y tiuvlsed lntestincs and 9th
ar necessary orsAl.s lust as ais ii?tnF. tiovlnR.
things are covered tr0tu mans rutcy-innnis.
ftlye 4s4o BY Il 1naEti0 Of I,cariy Rntizc. whose
yo III Ss ii t 'er ssA2 The as oS Il e e
smn!ler onl nr the oyster. atlJnnlnx thu hinge.
4 is f oyn st1apc a,ld, though not rendiiy seen
be sa*iIy dlaeoyerGtl hy Eont'y pushing blunt
lshikin Or similar Instrument @ nlonx tho sarfaco
s @ nS sS9 Sods ss e. th.s eeses es III
lnwn towards tue stolnaoh, without saus-
thTis mouth il, % course, edrt Of eanai
tu convey tool to tho stomach, whancs i
assss nto thS antest' w ~ 95eso11nEy M
S,t1ssiatio" Of tie oyatur, whom thare viii bo iis-
cosed - yo.! haif-nnou Hhape1 space tMst
space Is tho oysters pericartllun at,d within It
u thn rcal hpHrt ti'e pnlfat'ons OF, wh!cH are IRE
rssay sSe H. ~, hia neast ~ . y n r ~ ho t%6
reeelves lhe blood from the gllA through not.
wnrk OF httH,d vessels. anu The other drives the
matter iie oysssr .iiiars i. no rI,apsct trou,
nsHer war'a 9r snaa 4l9ae1 ans1Mals. And No
QUO nset! !anEh !n'ss'i!,lo1sty at tho % assertion
cor,i,rx 10 tue ncceI,tud notion about blood. but
II In neyerthelsss h(o& tt all oystor iutcnts and
ssnMrscliously proper tositon., Viii b. found
NIL tina 0ta0r oERans namod. llut 1t u very
prDpor to W llEr@Nllll0ta aQu0t spAk Al0ntA ktaN
organs, At first Klnncc Il would seetn that they
ar0 utterly useless, fnr tho mnllth cartlut Ennp
around for food. and the oystar has no arms
wheruwtth 70 grub Its al!nnGE ,ur !nHch. True.
apparently, but unly apparently. tor each nystcr
hns narp thnN q thausAnu arlnR,-ttny, ,tcitcate.
almost tlyIsfble. And Hach nIte OF them Ii In
ceB*antty At work E1stloriuV up food nno Kvntly
pushing It lntn tho lnxy mouth of tho ltlunIsnty
comfortable uruAture. The gllas hru tho thln
llaps so nnsab'y prrccpt.bta around tho fsUrt
Sae0 part nf tho MnAEcsael oyAtGrt hcl0M tho
musclo. l:anll Of those gffls Is covered With
minute hMlr!ke hrns, very close together, aNd
perpetHally II motioIs so and fru J., The sninp M
watcr, strain carefully Of !!npEoper aubstan.Ns.
sIrtaeo to tho gaping mouth. which piMridly
thu bnsly ko1s tn stevH w!.ho.it turning nvnr:
Any nlio can obscry0 thls singular I'rsIcess Of
feeding by plApluK niuut0 quantity q suIilp
harrulGsy c6lorlux matter OIL tho Kflls u 1t will
not offend the oysters delicate ltaaRto tho color
luz lAltar will be seen Vt Ol1no pgun'liptl W IN.
visible hantla tuwnrtla tho mouth. anu thGHct.
sl0wly down int0 thv stomach. And thls u al
! knnW Rt0ilt oyster RnatnlIiy. 9xeoJt that tho
lfvur alM0at GsltlrGDy surEn.IIl.1a tho stomach
and ia Ut a dark.pscen etlor. 1t n9y 10 new
IL InAny to kRuw ttnt oysters AFv bort, pro-
cI8ely tho sumo way The ahA4 and other lihh
cus,lo Into the wurtl. 4 vol educated intly
pyeler will lay abOAt les ,Ou tU1 cxHa,-so It IA
said; I hata nns c0uhted ettUttEh Ut them Il.
slslke saloh lAr4D averAKe,-and every ona vt
tbpso exHa WILL ultimately l1cule Ut Tor Atew ns
fry ii they escape tho multitude of pprlls thAt
dV GHF{FDu tho lAfAAt Oyster.
, 1881-06-03

TOitEtt1S.

TONEtUS.
grtrtat Dttrdtth 10 The Chicago TRIBUNE.
lfvkur0at. June 3-11.:1 a. H.-ft.Oult-No Il 1is,
M. 1pa.
UnAtS--Whcnt-Wintc M. !. ~ 7dt M. I, n;
spring. M. !. p I'D: M. 4 n MI white. No. "a Tt
No. N I'LL; ctul, No. I. N ad S NJ t tnrn-ts
l0tt
fHhviKtnxs-rntk. T7*Gh. fosr1 Ess.
ttsENpnOt- linn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dull at
+;s Lard rrEtan Wcttnrn steadJ ~ .'. aurpnnilnn
prirss- t.nndnn strn..v ut Ess I'd. WMt-s1rnH Nh.
,suiI at u ~. tUrnSiscj tcndy nt Is lid sor Old.
aHt r. Ip!4,i fur new. ...
ttyEntun,. .i,uc 2~Evon'ra- EnrtoS-Acttta
HHd Hsn: liIf st*i: snct. lsish bales; speculation
md exiH,ft, 4.utJ, american, ta,:yL
tIair Err aEEtb-AuI :f'a HtHs IA G1. ....
i1t.Arsrrprs-tn brw Wn<iafn mixed, II Md.
t'E,vlAItiN*.-A AhIe rlgnn lafrt. sss.
= The following nctU received bY tho Chicago Hoard
nj Tra!e:
..1LrEl,unt. innu 3.Whent iuiis rod winter. y ~,
fl ll Tar4,ea iii rtnat Wheui tlHiI and ncxIFe!
rst rr'i m!Mtes reiinstt ID. Corn. nuhn n!as.d. e"
n!rlrn-HAnt tlntl. [tttrh dull III Al 1cen. trl ~
H. i.ani z. HIGHER at h1s. nuc',n-t " lis T. e" a
in*Iul%. Junn a-t.tvEnrnoL L-1Yhcnt Inactive.
whttH Actisait. 6. a, W!stcrn rod: winter. - VT
t.~:i-w.as ";si,!y s1n. fa. ny"r,.R" m ri r. w;tsr
W1s"nt tt,acIy.. FMlr nYarnKn a,lnltty q! AiHHrra
intel for t,r,tlit ti.ipn!nnth ny s - IT. olti-
trr ttrkns~ fnf went- Ei,.alt md French quiet.
l'arsk-W hcnt Ald lDHr ratteT cnSscf.
, 1881-06-03

S% % %n s,,sn.i i'n" b @ % '"'' "'' ''"' ut csc
rrn4'nx s..t" !shs. t,n q. .al1 nr''r. 2. Wsdss.
sstu,t.s si'srd sifai,'y SsI.w si,s as,Its pTes.:
WIZ 'i !" % t y a" ~, SGis !, y "' ad s.'. :"
aan %S Al r' i.:,Iae :a, Y Il II; rs s & % ssnc
sSa s,:r.' ss:, " NIL; :iMls ttsarlyat s'.s
%. :" '% 1" S 81. " it s'4 to & E ,s sa S:s Hst.s s t'
.. nn' Il a@, III ra x"ss,1. n,r s TsS tx ~;
s $ NJ 7" II n; 1,,s;, 6 f' S3 4 T: .,,. % {;
,smss st xSsss. t"t ss!ssss,i n.':, $i *?;ise Is
a5Sst = sts q % %s st II; s
%Ss%s. ss sa !: s' s' II! M n,m|.
:s,t!snss.: sad sss;:.':s;;o = .;Isbs s.'! ;ss.
]; @ i! 1t ri ;;!sS s II Il: ss:;s III sf: as;s
efi stiSS@Wa: $s a d'!i ..,n ns,e l.,ne., trans.
;1s s'.ss tt " is.Hs a ss
# It; IL f trs sa SS"1t sa ~ Y xos e.rn &c
track. Tntut. equal /" nh,,Ht .,oN bn.
TWO Oc1tcK aoAnn.
sS:S s;s:ss n%S'sSSs s: s$s
;sS: SS!S: 'sS ;S ;v Il; ::ss{||$$;
;;i Ss 81 ss;snsS; Il sS; sss. vs.; s .s ii ;;S
III u Afn ssllss "a d"'' & c,I1 ssi,nr 1y' E
slS:ed = sI!as dsmcr. 8 s;aSs,te ~ .i,,n:. sHs
:;2c TT Hortsn6cr, wls ra!t.s of 7aiTi hi q Ikss
3Ss .eticr iI!y ss selsr A.e.st ;isSc ;e!!ss Ssl.
Viii, taie. ot iJs bu ii :yc tor A'irSst md
fsp.fs&s fst ms & th Goss ios s. q Ill rf s r II y:
August With *cs 81 = a1 brh i:nfd Gl9Sg!1 inchnMa-
!.IGasu.s,f tor August md t!nh,atHiM ri sepr''
r with sMlet o. Mt fCs T. = sn,xneh s9sles IMly
ribs rluae4 shntlB tirtncr nt fsGht&@tu for Jnnc
tH1NaA4t Fur fnly and ~ laaiG for September. with
n3 sHteE reported.
, 1881-06-03
DREAi)sruFFS.


sCouls-Wna unusually auIat, With po renorted
s"sa ~ tiees tloaGst thH wenRnsss In whent tnud1
, n'''a "H Snigs WeEe Fupurlul M laQ hffk win.
us pFssalr turns, s1a brlx nni I'D hacks springs,
r.t Ey d tA-NS'.M md Ii brIs sDw-graIlo at sa7A
,sn,.4 eq.a !" l.sn bFs. Winter whrat AHurn wsra
s. shipping springs nt tt.uNA a.&ls the
ItA '+ '9s he@s ""'u s""'
u'asR RMlLssrttFva-WeTe IN moderate demand
- aea'eI' fncs were reported OF II cara bsun ut
rs,s' w. uatt Hnd t7.stHs.u FREQ Hn hoArdi cars
4'nes at 1luEsil.N C1arnu Fn-1uen, wnx tton.I-
-@anatuL2 rr ton un truck,
,..t ~" WAEAT-Wus ucllva aud trtegnlar!y
ri -ee ahttet Tor ngxt month tipel!iin1 21fkss34
ssaa ass' declined Iysr from tho 1ate+t pricus Vt
n, su! hoth Elealhx tame. rha English tuaE-
,r,r,.' a VT Iefnrte'l dnl with Il DECLINE at HI per
d.. ~ *latsf On cuast a1ll Sew York Na+
,<t, ~. ne eaF receipts were tslr In volume, with
i \. sn ~ sa'insnts. Thu taat.nutusA fuct soas,sd
s,rpo..a Eeaust catse ut Uur wehknpss, as It was
h,,rhsa " 'n1Icuie that the "nnrty OF tia long
&C. I Viz Wa as rsa sss u s
~ Fna @ !t!nny sslI!ux pFQsrs largely Ia uss
issf' IT hIhs saliI1ia *ns. h%.ssar. ssstuty f"r
IL 'SS;sSsSass S;Ssisasss i, 4sn.a isssx fs'.s,si
=: 1S'|sa,s asHsna o. ,ss whcas I'D
" ss;sa Ess,.lers M n%. VII. a @ tn i.o
y; :, ..ss9'l'p ls'ss tss - II
III ku,t sr,A hsa ~. eHreil NJ kl.tAt ebhJt.>
:s .:ySt'ts It @ y s"s 4 ss's
~ Il M ts II. II Il ~ 81. i .s, s
ri; Issn.n t!taI, t4lual IL AbuAt " ,k bu. NHsr
RlAss sd1s.*itI ~ st'll vi iti:{t III! iii ID
e1xs sa1I'u Il! tl1.{ utl sIecnti 10 Il. III vi
4 Ha;rs III !. huis ,..iu {, I "!
AeliixrSsa,nS aSa dhg year g1Iyt a. fiitssi1S1. tjn
,NMtsit Sttr; s.tb 4 a:ual Ut ti!sek4tkia
s*al mi kyMn" "y1a ", Htssisisa i II @ Ut ee S Ho.
n ttlt RI Sas s,rtsr Ii ill., vi lid ea1s
LUX ..VssfH Tutnt. a,tui bu
sAut The sn,.nl tanls He&s1 nnd V0Tys4tphy. clua!uN
sFeets,hu, .. - tho pruVtnllx MfternunH Though
se%s lu aTys" ~ Ier!he 0E I'll pHr quarter un car-
.tdaI sI. MIL v..t,a ktlppltv Igi,nJ,a sos
ahSa III nsheishk runll taken jDr tW0.16iTt1s II u
sses in i ~ t1tt xrtlytnH INV iilspsSte WILL jul
To slll b. HIT % ~ iat tbs suppiy trtn The nil
mA yIrni , -, lutxo fur iha Wnhl4 Of caIhsuul.
stany ttae ana h.i r'. II !. ~ IT, n s.s. ~
z new pinuaiiitha NV heltla. whth Win arlye tAv wvfk
~ ftr""ht.the 10 y Intu iIltt. Thu aeulft,n Il,
r. r. eurn, a..a *ss ias"radiu to Letter rficas
ssnnf ,sIt -! ~ a'isaaltcS nt No. was paid
IT, viii snt1 IT, .sis ss:.'S g ~
&4e; ittea nt +.tx E:1iU; carn n,S d. Il ii
tnaas ii Iie. gs'd ls caIt 81 ut N.sjstu; "a
ssssI i. taf* hss i!xed Al Sa5ia ro; 81 exfs
ssti md & raJ, ~. " sanpl, a Midwife IN
E<Sc IL ,, ~ sttst 4sj10l bu hsl}Sr tuIs uMnsi
Et1e srIs IL E5c- ttaciiuAt IL 4tS.u xns rIn.Sd
Hsf ckp ht,t w suuniA fa.I4rt1 Ut :frx cSs
Nha. ksnI.,.nA nAuxnss suld ii kj1afS1c c{oslnx II
V*s41osf s9'd II tiAv<3u, and ths Jess