Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 16, 1876, Page 7

I'H1S CIIICAGO RIDAY, JUNE 17, 1876—TEN PAGE:. 7 ; A ol D destination, whera they took carrlages and were | In ali Enropean conntries, save France, n ** roply- ing the _ominous rattle, familiar toman and | an much dependesd, nor any hody of men more > TREES AND SEEDS. ariverhraieh (e honisaade, hin fond, flwie l;nnll"'m:‘»[:fivi:x nugoue, i orlgini i AN OHIO BORGIA. e Ccetaln precuran of Qanges | THOrOUEE GLLOL by Giucation and . xperiohes | «+-asmcsns: ATSUSETIENTA, ey ol Bongus, ete, Drof, Hnbeock, the be urnished with ' g, which I 1orn. off, sl i alioad, But the erackling of the twlgs in thefire | for uny duty, clvil or milltary, nor any whocould ADELPHN THEATRE Ieal direclor, wan introduccd, and gaye tho gen- | which the £ Is_fudited, the carrler walting a il : b=y <l ! ? rafely w e 4 & 4 Hiéuien, sown Itessating, Dot St e Foaiin | eomisiapsser s Junllbic, o.eardler moliing o deatened the gound. Tt was not untll Kimball | he trusted fo safely with the executlon thereof, e gecond Day’s Proceadings of tha |t armitzsion s b 1t une 10, GALA PER- met with ”,',' card, 415 by 23¢ Inchen, und Wurtemberg the larg- | A Man Poisons Thirteen Members | was climbing upward that he took fn the situ- [ The sray I3 not ai assoclation of officers hold- | This (Friday) I-:vrnlng.‘\. 0 . wost remarkable sicces twoyearaold, | oat. B¢ by 415, . 1o ntion and apprised his brother sportsman of his | {nz any” ane st of politieal opinlons; but, 1L o CORMANC DIES* NIOUT, Nurserymen's National As= d dnrim hat Himo thay had tecelved oyer 8000 | " frss cnilector, wo far an 1t 1x possible to gr- of His Brothers' Families. danger. Tie anaken stoad colled, and prepared | thers 18 n pmpmu{«amm-»-‘ t is on the | IENRY CEAY JARRETT, theenterprising mane sociation. dilterent kinds of aceds af plants from all pnetx of | cortain the fact, wak o Bielglan schooimaster, who, for attack, 3 rought hastily forn way of § Demoeratle alde, With Siherman — guasl [ 380 of Booti'e Theatre, New York, and Tioro of the world, 5,000 of which were now In theground. | in 1855, ancd hla apecimens to create an inferest in ceraies it o Teptilcs ptomd Ju s pathy dd, | and Dewoeratls, The A“;‘o";;‘ll“'glgm‘f;m;;“m!m will accupy & box at the ‘Ihey proposcd to grow cvery plant known on the | geography among hia puplla, In 1860, the busl- Four Dead at Last Advicos, and Others | sav. the deep pool far helow hitim, he was hem- | chief features are devotion to the Union = « | face ol tho glohe, and he bad never heard of o ho- | wens had attafned auch proportiona in Ensland that ! ¥ NG 4 . 5 "heae va | FAIR ONE WI' A Clnssification and Description of’ mxlén:ln;':‘:}r'\fi‘:‘“:\; m;v;ul;.'\.‘l":u;.{xlinr‘?l 80 huny rare ll(lucullcclnu”t"lr‘mmll n l"n]mn llulvulnln" )’1" UI‘Q Not Expected to Survive, :',nl:-lllc.mII’I’;‘{:‘L'UUIIII:I‘:A('II) " ulfllll:n '\'F“‘E)‘.&‘i?l','éf :'(I.'v.l v‘.’."l.‘,““,‘r‘.?,.‘,?.;‘.’.'f n:'“tvl'm 3::?:: 3!‘";\':;21'1:;‘«? : M l;"'_’l‘_lllllLONl)E g, X I ¥ Atreela near the xchange, - okl & o elr T e p y Fruit and Plant Stocl. Gis the retrn of e party to the depot, fafnei tho diguity of ‘n pRBIIC waience, Barier ——— solvo was woon taken, wid, leaviug 'rode, Iuncly | sior have they attatied thelr rank by mero pur- | 44 RELILLI AT GO R AN IMPROMITU MEETING was then the ""( mennaof doing business, A eon basket, and well filledereely, e sprang with | chase, as I8 possiblie under same Governments, Harey Allen, Thoman \Whinin *.-“n;" Iirothers wan held. 3. Moody sald that he conld searcoly | year later the manla took root in Amerlca, where | Tho Calprit Accaved of Masing Aso Mardered His | alonnd into the pool 30 feet beluw, Norure they Inexperlenced. They wre ‘thosu | \alton, Cora & Anstin, Larkin & Afmetiis [i] t Winde Up with an Ex- | GXprees his thanka (b the Commissioners of the | everaince it has fonrfshed. Tnthe fall of 1861 a Fatlier, Mother, Vife, and Child. Fortunately, his descent wan attended with | who carved thelr way to position with their | jiarr Little, Lynch, Armstrong, fda MHa; d‘:‘" Tho Oonvention Win p South Park for the opportinity they had given | fow strect dealers, with thelr atucka nafled on ather, Ty Y 3 nownure serfous reenit than a_ thorowsh drenchi- | swords, through the din aud ‘esrnage of wany, | Lottfe Grant, Sjencer, Denedioly Layton, Wa oursion to the Bouth Park, theni t sca the great wark now golng on,—n work | bords, began aperations in New York near the old - Inig, for the water was deep, and, being s expert | very tnany, of the Dloodicst battien, and wii, | wiek. * d 4 whicli would llve na & monuinent of artand beauty | Post-Office, and a0 euccessful thal by the ewitnimer he found no AUty i rogaining o | by the strange dispensation of Provhluncesbil | - Note the Pelcen: Dreen Circle, 25 cts, : P netta, —— for future gonorations, awl which the precent conld | winter of 12 deatorawere to e fusnd Fuund Cliy. Coryespondence Taledn Commerciat, fouthold on the opposite: shore; an lesk danger- | present where bullets rained as hafl, aml the 1o, Orchiostra, 50 cla,; Grand Ter, 15 ets: MORNING SESSION. u';m{l?\x:r"mf!'{:-efiuln':flryum}l'? :‘l'rkll‘rl‘ju“mcl‘-h{':: W;:Mh."'_; A i Moy, Hg;l‘\\ll(l;::fl l‘«hl"c Lina, O., June 135, —0n Thareduy fast one of the | gug grround, llu!lu Morae and IGmball by this | roldiers and officers fell dead as leaves in su- y Mutinee Saturday. BECOND DAY'S PROCEEDINUS. Tore of Chicage A " Yecogmize that - ler | Read of natling thelr mpecimene on boetls’ the | M0rt terrible tragedica that have made coneplcunua | tine concludel they hud hod suflicient expe- | tunn, yet came out unbarmed, and presented NEW CHICAGO THEA The Narscrymen's Natlonal Conventlon reassem- { liberality wonld make her the greateat | dealers touk to pasting l‘n:m In houks; then came | the criminal annals of Northern Ohio for the last | rlence for onc day, “and, without rods or flsh | themséives for new duty, Death does not mow + AW TR Med At 0330 yeelorday morning, Preaidont Moody | and most marvelous eity upon the Western Con= | the crowning era f atores and maraive afes. fow yoars, took place InOrange Township, Hancock | baskete, with the “hottle of vlaret as thelr only | dawn all the bravest und tie best ou the Dattle- | T3 HOOLEY..ieinenen -Manager, ' tinent. o moved a vote of thunka to the Bonrd of | | There In no milder manta. For chiliren, at | ¢oupty, about % miles from BluMon, and a [ consolnton, they fost no time in taking the | field, Grant, Sherman, Sheridun, and gthers in o —_— In tho chalr, Kouth Park Commisstonces for thelr kindnces sud | Jennt, there 14 farnislied an adinrable meaiis of e o Ada, 1anting. (onaty. The | nearest route far thntr hotel, e front 'wre yct' with us. The bul- Don't Parget the Last Two Nights of Dr, Ennls moved that the Rallroad Committes | courteoue aitention, which was sccorded with a { struction, ainca each foreign stamp is a text to pro. | Ahort distance from Ada, Harding County. s e lets dn not malm only thore HOOL onsist of slx mewhers—{wo from the Eaat, two | ronsing **ayal® voke dencription und discussion of the connry that | entire communlty in this reclon, both In Harding to the front battleline; there are many INSTEELS! $rom the Southwest, and two from the Northwest, | , Mr. ao\vru\vu called upon to respond. esnld | dssucd it 1f the intercst s once awakened there | and Tancock Counties, have heen wrought up BANNING'S ARMY BILL, both hih and tow, carried 'to the grave at their And positively Laat Chance o hiear the Groat I h it afforded him much pleasure to show what lind | I#no saying whiero the philateliot will top. Local | {0 o pltch of excitement never before known e R e S St PAT ™NE tarrled, been dung in & shorta tine, e only rezretted | history Tecords the case of one man who, havine | (o, cH GF sselttinchy ueret Before Mows Pl e L R i L ROO %, Tho Chalr announced tho following as tha €om- | {iat Mr, Sidway wan not able to bo with them. It | beon ndequntely tensed by his children, patd i | 1® thelr hlstory, LA Reduetlon of Army-OMcers’ Pay—A Most | areuow free from want by pensions; the widows | in Muldaon, the %olid Man; Danclng the Tra-iae pittee: ¥or the Northwest—Dr, Ennls and Mr. A, | was he who had done #o much {o make the parke a [ 18735, not without much grumbling, 10 conta ench POISONING OF THINTEEN PERIONS, Ungenerous nud Unjust Mensure, and orphans cared for by u nation's gratitude. | Ja-loo: The Galway Girl, and Wildebrand McGuf- R Wiitney; Southweni—Messrs, Melssner, St. mccle.-.,‘nnu fi:rm:x:'h I|lnh u‘m;'m mnlny‘mfiu -lll“‘ {rr“l'm'r‘\?‘ul‘ulnqm ulx i 01“: llh('|lrl ;;vt'r:’lllc ‘collec- | membern of the famllies of two brothers and a ™ the Edlior of The Tritune, (‘xlmc uru‘:‘.~vll'1|~-ra' unl«l r]lylmns' ll:.mnislv R’l;rrc finr?nn?r"zl)'""f“:'fiI‘:'l" this week, o 2 ich of the shrubbery had been planted in the oms, " but belng inoculated with'the discase, proe e Chatles. enident of Ad Citieaco, June 10.—In the Interest of weon- he wounded, siek and necis, are provided for; yo last Matinen, Louls, Mo., and Mr. lanford, Columbur, 0.5 for | IV | 4 y ¢ ineare, poe | pephew, by Isano B, Chatles, o resident o 8, i )y C & i DAy 1ast At $10 Eamt—Merara, It 1L, Parsons and Jostua Max- | fooutifuliapes and deslgunln which they lndasen fimfi'ul-x'e'”{:u;'.‘:r-lz‘.'uf‘;l"fifvmluilfi:nll'l'r'.'fle:«"x‘fi",)fl'; andlate City Treasurer of Ada; a man whobar, up | oy, Gen. Banning, of the Iouse of Repre- | tere are wfficerson hall-pap of high or low HOOLEY'S T yell, New York, cl\‘tdm- time ‘A,{rfl;h:;!mlnln:!ureut Irlngm nlnp& ISI'.;ll’v for HA\‘L‘ :lnmlu;u.- tu n‘ll out his owi sugust col- | tona short period, bflm‘el "-ln cw‘"f‘?l "'lr’umh‘"h sentatives, has introduced a bill, as Chateman of | pagy e, or |'u :\'hnm they came on their first | MAGUIRE e the proceeding: me of the gentlemen soi ectlon, And nny stern paren! (¢ tor Ll en regarded as a conxlstent member o Cil % A 3 i By 4 e v ( Mr. Menkler sald they did not Intend to make he proce B ph"m"mlmmmm{w' hl‘l:m‘“wh;z:lgflm;l'm:: :x'u‘l)::lg;‘Illl;::");;t‘r:;mmh'"md"m e m'u the Comumittes on Milltary Affalrs; to redive | presentation for duty, und who are now provided | WILLE. € A oy xarupon the rallroads, only to demund that cer- **11 way a long train e —f ') . W cl b N e the pay of the officera of the urmy, and, with | tor. Thuse now b G urmy who fought, strug- —— lain evlla be remedled. PO D ik 1t haton e T et | Fram Bensdort. ‘g Wfaactt to bis notice a stainp | oy valuable cltizen, Tl diseussion the Touee phescd it by party | Kled for, and sccured e Nt of the'Union, | MRS. TAS. A. OATES Br. Hubbard had no complaints to make agalnst | our part of thé country. Taxlx, Cundinnmarca, or Rteunlon, snd suy, **Fu, In order to abrerve & nroper seqnence of events, tis: -Clon Hatntoe 180 FEscctalle Ao bk through the carnage of many, very many, bat- AND HER COMIC OPERA COMPANT. Iho rafirond companles, Mr. Towen—0, it 16 only carrying provisions to | where Is that placer" 1t will be necessary to go hack svveral years fn the | YP¢. ten. Henning pectali ONUT= | f)oa, and whom agomd God spared, are they who L : SAANTe M. cofield agaln thought that rapid transit was | 19 Fasts Dawgbier.) 5 5 £ A nareative. Inonc Charles, 3r,, was uno of tho old | 8bl¢ gentletan from Hamilton Counts, Obio, | presented themseiven st the cluse of the con- f This (Friday) Eveplie, dane 16, BENEFIT OF the point which they should Inalst upon—to get [ 140 ""G':&‘fflé; lm:lm:zz .'.fl'xcu?un;xc"a"fi’fiffl i 8NUFF. nettlera of Allen Caunty, and, in the courso of a fe- | Was a¢killful ofiicert and, heyond question, litro- | fest, when the enemy stacked arms and sursens T o Dt 5 Miclr freights through on time, 1f they could get | willen of boulevard, thongh they were novices in — time of fruzality, tard lubor, and encriy, amassed | duced this bill us the conseruence of an honest | deruds who were scluctul out of all the hoste LES BAVARDS and TRIML BY JURY. ihat conceselon, that would bo the greatest polut | the business, They'had brought the Convention Goaslp About Tt. property valued'in the wute nt 890,000 e | conviction, It s nat believed that hewould | 1o whom the Government gave ds a4 reward Next NION SQUANE T B which they could make, ont in oriler to tearn something from them hre- | g " i fant eona. Tnanc .. Elljah, John, and anottcr, Introduce a bill by him considered unjust, or in | Pces tu the regular arms. These arc those who | _ Next week=UNION SQUAIE TIEATRE €0, v, Welr Dhonght that they had not fared 0 | Enrd 1o ires-antime, ani, (herctorty thelf motive | _Denuteant, fu the Lady of Lyous, dischaimarmnr. rthan all three, wio aled & eood many yeurs ce 4 bill by ; g Bure the Leat ond brunt of the bettles for the = M y Illlnz. i, therefore, thelr mo! Uadly fn the East 88 they had 0 the Weet, tho rafl | fnclined & HtHa fo Aeiakmens. taking aud siich ** emall vicew;" whereupon Claude | ngo, leaving. @ boy, Thoman Chatier, who' was { violatlon of auy promise, dircet or implied. 1t | Uhion, and had served 1o g thels position i McVICKER’S THEATRE, roadn there belng oldor and better organized, COMMISSIONET: CORNTL Melnotte, disgulsed as the Princo of Comio, pertly | reared by kis peandparents, The boss, sy they | (s thought that the bearings of this bil) have | rank,with the pay appertalning theveto, as thoir 5 : o W Mesars, Hovey & Co. were Lendercd & vote of | then stated the difiicultics they had cncountered in | retorts that, it ILhad beena vice, M. Beauscant | EFeW to umnhood, — married i, Jeavibis | oot received from Covgressmen, the press, or | Feward wnd thoir Tt 3¢ Th to.stich 45 thewo -ml.\l'l' BENEFIT of Mr. JAS, O'NSEILL and Mr, thanke for o beautiful bouquet, tendered tho Con- | careying on this work, unti} It bad tiouly bucoine o | would surcly have wosessred It Tho vice, i wicu [ fhpatornal roof antseing =Eltiab and Jubn 3n {0 M Comsieration wiich s | that Gen. Bauning's Bl applies, so reduciug | 2% M CANE, Wlwer's ever popular play ot ventlon. vleasure to the Commissioncrs, becauso thelr la e oM erate. ¢ * LYONS, e, Hoover atated that they had oxperienced tho | Doz had bees Approvedof by tho maees. 1t be, has almont gone from wa no: all within a shori distance of the homestead.—0 | fupurtance merdte; hence the fnjuetice it works i::‘:fi';’{‘.,f.’:f:i‘::;fix‘x?«x‘i erateas ".,f,’{.‘,'-":,’f,',’,‘,f,’,'l‘ The greal PATIOOSEY In in budget of Tl greatost dolays between Suuthern Hiltiols sud Ttich- | "Mr. Millard, of tho Wost Tark Bonrd, wan called | €onsumed, but it in in other forma; the sufT-taker | the ramo mauncr on had thelr father, nequired ench | o PVERIEE Bertet fushr than s campensation: for tey, cunitioly | conicalltion (by ind_ permiraion of Mamzor mond, Ind. un to speak, but ho declined with fuankn, be- | 1e now rarely ween, aud, when making his appear- | & moderate amount of property. The old folix e by Lhilr o wlutie, esciy il & £ }L_Ihm]c{). The xereaming farce NNY Mr. Moody stated that they had no great trouble abers of the Methadiet Chureh, Daoubtless, inthe time of peace, the opern- | zud obligations which bind them, The cam- [ LIND: Mr, Win. If, Crane ns (irsuby with itac hie thought lic had no right to say much, ex- | unce, avoldndisplay of the hox ho was once wo | were consistent n wilh'the trunk Hnes, but it was the amalier or local | ceptto wieh wuccess to the” South Park Honrd t Jines which occasiuncd the delay: In its work, M&sm. Poreous and Dr. E proud of, and by his furtive nir confesaes hitnm and the children lkewise beeame menbiers of that | gfons o ¢ aervd chit he < } ptigns such s the one In which Canby was | suigs and dane tluns of the nrmy service wright b cluplifiel to | palins sieh s Hic e o, whleh Canby, Mas | songs 2ng rather nrbiamed of the abrolete hubit that has en- | relislous organlzation. leanc, #o (ar a¢ I= known A further discassion took place. In which rapld | pla also mnade brief specchies, the latter say~ | slaved him. Iiven mfter tho taking of enufl b to the onter world, was an upright man until some | the great reduction of tas gemers! expensc. constantly to fight, ure not such In which any . THE Cos. LUL }rnml‘thwlu t]lulu[ great polut demanded, and that { ing that ho was amezed at the ‘umgnllude mlfd dtn Le In gc"rml vrufince uu-r:) yeu }‘,"“h‘"‘}?fl'fi‘} %‘:fi.é‘.‘,"a. \'.‘;213‘;‘3?“2‘"‘ l4'l‘dl‘l‘?:;l’y”ln There ean searcely be 4 necessity, In time of | juan would voluntarily eliovse Lo serve a natlon K7 Clark-st, rom the local Mnes, ol 1 rka, o . | survived a custom of presenting enuif-boxes; | his bab! 18- o ehie . e 8 " - 9 N Yrhe WEPATER: ll{ln;u’:mgl?r% ”;églk. wx.?.’."&"‘fim,fl ':mt:fi”u i (e l‘I wmct;‘_“cm ctiond | sossed uf n destre for apeculation, which he In. | PE3C for the cxistence of s0 many headquar- ‘U}:’mf}‘.“f,"." I[rgxixl.xs,c: u;ul‘hrt‘a .2.;\_}15 Irllxcl.)lx: ‘.\fxl}pmdnv. June 14, and cntlre week, Engage- ‘The reporta of Committees wero next In order. | wan with a capital of a million dollars, When she | of oblfging and rewarding its favorites. Tho pro- | dnlzed to nome extent, nnd to nis detciment finan. | ters, hor for the presence of 0 nany officers on 0 T Uk‘l‘bt Llfll EADATE 24 "'f“ ho, '" ment Extraardinary: The Committee on Grading of Stocks fixed the fol- | borrowed, she asked for no Jess than five or six | ceediniz possessed a certaln Napoleonfe flavor; It | clally. At the ime mentloned he heeame fnestrica- | quty there to attend to the orders, requlaitions, Ing no place fu the arny, were given koine cly TEHE VAIDIS SISTERS! Towing acales: liTione, | WHeR BH -2 bhatcd, ® sh went wp for | boasied fmmenal tradition: aud. o objaned the | BIy hovolved i debt, and, in Lis desporation, rave and the Hke, which yot must puss {n peace s 1 | CoPIOyment, — and have Lo drive | the Infant Wontera: Boston Cainte Opern Com: Apples—Two years, firat quality, should be 3% | pood. Whenn Chicago man 'defaulted, he went | ®anction of the Second Emplre. Anicertalaly the | W18 notes for various amonnte, aggregating, ft ix B ¥ I peaccws Io | o " out of place by the Iouse of [y, und the Collseui Company, In 2 moiriee lnr-(cet:l;ymmldnl {n shape; cléan tranksatlenst | for no os than $300,600 or $100,000. In fact, | Anufl-box wana prelly toy: the miniature painter- said, §4,500, and L time of war. Representatives, where now the Rebel power | bill.” Every evening ut 8 o'clock and Bunday alter- 18 Inches £rom the ground, in good Leslthy condi- | Chicago wns the pride'of tha West. (Laughtor and | the Cosway of the period—ient his aid to the e FORGED 118 FATHER'S NAME Is It necessary to mointain headquarters at | tnakes {teclf heard; nor that otlier and lurger | noon at 8. " Admisslon, tlon. opplause, bellisiment of tho Md, the jeweler and the gold- | as an Indorsement. This became known In the number for whom no pla o p 8t Louts, Chlcago, Leavenworth, Omuh ; . 5 Apples—Threo years, firat quality, should be 4 Mr. Moody told soveral funny storfes, afts Ich | emith furnfalicd valunble pssistance; it might b conrec of time to the holder of a note for $1,5,00, ' 5% L4 ] vhose » he - o 98 iSE 1o/t test 1n BEignt; 10 to 10 nchios and npwards 18 | s cne wae heonla fha. oo meorer ot e | the most contly of produttione "yet i wat e o | 5ok no it b supposcd, Intormed the fathcs of ia | Paul, at localitics in the South, on the Pactilc Tletomer solapmeite s il Ui WOOI’S FIUSEUM, flmeier, Saa yuckes " frei. ¢y ground: el [ty etived natoly fi Wis llyaL7LlD last svens &lsife—t mies Veasul \o contaln, pulsorizud tobac. | wos naacallty. Atasy mate, tho tho hud s steet. Cmu:i,l uudl Iumme Ter}'lmrlc:, hihcn tne sure ol The & Tk ol Dreuile. T (6 18t As FIIDAY MATINEE, ranched, etc, g, woll pleased wil (he &7 lie Conventlun | €o; it was preclous, and prized tlic while It wan of | [ug, and o storny scene cnsued; und the forged | roundings in ofllcers conform to the erules o l iréud, % = s e ‘Cherrica—Two yenrs, No. 2, should bo 3% to 414 | shortly atier adjonrned sine die SIVERHOR | SFhcndly hnd person domcstic purport: Dutti | neio was tepiaced Wit ono besng i genutuo Ag- | Geneput TAeatonant.Goncyat, Major and Bria | ANy on duty whoim Gen. Bunning proposes so | PERFECTION, & ROMEO JAFFIER JENEINS, fect In height; ¢ inch and upivarda in dismeter e ——— enufl-box may be eaid to hove fullen with tho | mature, dier: als,—when at thefr several headquar- | 40 #ifect aa to tnduce abandonment, that aless | Friday Evening—Eeneft of Miss Aunfe Douglas, inches abova the bud: well branched, Sccond Empire; royalty now bestows medals and hortly after, about the time that the otber forzed i et % e acy loyal element may il place. Is that bill just Fifty Younz Ladies wanted, Cherrles—No. 1, 2-yoar old, should be4 100 in PHILATELICAL PURSUITS, Fluga ati oy, mit sever B ol or o | notes wire sapponcd 10 bo approzching matuciy, | tors there Is, it muy be eald, never preseut for | Y3 EERE Y S0 LA RS E L i e Bir ¢ o helfght; not less than X lnch I dismeter 2 Inches Plumes of tu-day know nothing of the conduct of | one night duty the commawd pertaining to sny rank (rom promisest The record s not yet nade up to from the bnd‘ with clean trunks not Icss than 18 { Qurious Postage-Stamps, Thelr Collectors | clouded canca of of amber-hoxi A BIIOT WAS FIRED Major-General down through all” the lower SUMMIEIR RESOR'TS, which reference can now bt made for the ser- | coemeemac oo Se 220 mches from the ground. 4 Smoking, which has outlived snufl-taking, was | Into the window of the old man'a house, by kome | Zrudes to Coloncls, or even, in the majority of ok b i T i T ey Pears—First quality, 2-yenr old, shiould be 4 to 8 and Thelr Motlods, yo the clder vice. Shnknpears makes no meution | one cvidentry intent on Kiine o, ahd he ea | cases, the full command of Captained Hardly ;’;:,’,::',;,":,‘.‘,“,}}‘;;‘;;;,‘;.“‘,f: re Iramotoft to and MENASHA, WIS. tect fn hielght; No. 2, 2-year old, should be4to 5 New York Wortd. orsmoking, and it st not be suppored that snit | caped death Dy the nurrowert chance. The occurs | In the whole service I there niuch more of & Alina Mater of the West Pofnt graduates, Of e, Teet, well branched, ete. The other ovenlng, crossing at Fulton Ferry, 88 | waa contalned in the **pouncet-box" held by | repce was a nine-duya® wonder. as the old man | command then pertains to a Major-General, and i HAICF. 1 4 S Apple ncedlings No. 1, siould be 14 fnch in | 1y chanced to cxpaso an envelopeful of used | s Sngor aud bls thunb. 11 1t now wsceted that on that day Iaaoc procured & | cyen reginent. army, and of those out of the army, for the inat- Tiims ehonld agrde wilh pear mensures, the writor was placing some tickets In his pocket | Holspur's fop, perfimed like 8 milllnor, butween | hadn't an cnciny in the world, It was suppored: | ab o one post ot one thne a Tull brigade. o | these volunteer oflicers, however, of the reglar 2 Va3 ) T, ! pak TUCE S Littionad figecl. i | i f 1; No, 2 e Whtels T and anol ¢ 1 da, . " er of that, it may be sald, that, wher- B Tiametor, wad ot jommt 3 Incies jong. "2 3+18 | stampe thist he was taklng homo for his Tittlo glel, | 11e gave tis nore, and ook ¥ gas Bpmn— B e outry: ol wouid oed Suchan | Under existing cireumatances, it fs beyond | b6 O gl {0 R e gl Busty et DAt e who!la ** wakinga collection,” Inatantly o stran. | Who therowicivingry. when it text came thore, Instrament. | Tt nlghl he was absent {rom hame, | Tuestion that thoee working I the interest of | Gun fluncock, Pope, _uod Huwatd | For fihing. hooting, driver, and sporting there Mr. Patterson made the followlng repost: Orage | ger sitting besldo Jeancd over with a manifestation | 13ut ta pipes andtobacco thore I very abundant, | And the next dsy be returned the weapon, de- [ true cconoms might very niuch slmplify the sta- | (00 0 0™ 5ke aimn | Gens. Tersy umd | i o place 1 e STate it excers Mendshnanc ity Yedge plauts; No. 1, sbould be i1-16 Inch in dismc- | of deep Interent. reforence in the otbier Elizabothan dtausatisty. Of | C18rng that tlons, shinpllly the regime of necessary duty, | Gripenden, Grierron, Jefferson C, Daviy, und | surroundings. Mcnaxha bs odvantageonsy stuated jer b tlio buige of ruols, and not less than 6 | *RRN N tha, ¢ n phitatolintt What dopart- | anil taking ax o Nabit: Howerer, there s nret on IE 1AD CHANGED WIS MIND, reduce the nuinber of oflicers appolated to per- | \EFEEOre of whom theso nre but repre- | at the foot ol Winnebazo Lake, on the Big Fox wnchics long at the yellow root. ment, sir? I'm genoral and Axia myself, record. Gradually It was diecovercd that the Abuut this time Isnac again visited his fother, to | form thal duty, and thus avold large rentagre | (G000 If the reular Weat Fofnt men did | River, within on eany ride of Milwaukee, The Nac Exira eolected for replanting should be G-108t | "jyé remark led to an extended conversation and | powder of tobacco posescd an agtocnble odor. 1t | taik over tie affafr of (he note, and they renaired | and llke expenses. Again, in the shuplification | SMAUNS L REEEARGLEL TUTEIRAR CAL | onal 15 ane of the et hotcts in the Inferl ylunta under this size, that the pursuit of philately, or, in other words, | carly snuff-takers carrylng with them a smal) | reported that duty, in the field and civil service, many oflicers 11 crand und cumh.mpun ecl’\'lvu,vll the resene ST MAR ) r " — 'The reporis wore taken up, sectlon by section, | tiio collcetion of postaie stamp s lteraily ona of | grater, with which they fediicerd ©the lobites | I3 PATHEI NAD DEEN KILLED BY A HONSE.-| Whel hre olther 11 pr engnectl 1 duivs satues | Of the ation, deserven gratitude and revard, 5 ind discuuscd ot great lengih, Tho word “ipyras | tho yreat industrion of ihe country. J.W. Soutt & [ to powder. ut the first wnuMl-boses con- | The old gentleman waw found Iying fu the burn | jogg to the real need of the service, In this way, | e theee, aa the representative men now i ) n'l‘mfl in firat scction way changed to **good | Co,, m{m?:n,d”rl‘l:)"!?\“ slr‘cclnnd me %:‘b'numg, tained 1o reservoir; u“wuu nec.v.mi 1o consumie fiu;vlf:& -fiui“\«-ll‘ll- nn'ufl{‘ wuun‘; ‘ln the back of | (Gyie” working offectually In the fnterest of :llm ur':-h\'. deserve nflllkmllf unltl rlt'“ ard. lful‘y FARIBAULT, MINN. are at the head of the Awerican trade, hut trade | the powder as foon o it was made. Subsequently | hishead. [Fle lived a fow days, bul never recov- v 3 COSSATY k. o not de=erve, and fiould not have, punish- CHIPP) Br.’ Mooly thouht the report wan a0 m= | fyvol a wmull one, for this sinlo huuxe hs o atack | An Hmprovement wan daviecd, anil & sontrats pincs | ered anficlent conscioumens fo tell Row o wys | ecotomy, it would be unnecessary to_attack, | £l A8 EGEMT g, BIOTE JO6 VCROWEE | The Rt e 10, 3t WHIPPLE, D. D., lector, filss dulge of root and 8 Inchies long.” No, 2—All sound | aubsequent reecarches, which disclosed the fact | was used an a perfume about the year 1702, the | 10 8 barn tozether, Shortly affes Le returned and | and work of economy, We might place on sctive ) [} y A i portant that 1t sbould be discuescd und thought | yalucd at 50,000 there are mercautile collections box waw made for v S | hure. Strango to eay, the old ludy was taken sud. | most ubfustly, the pay of officers In existin; Which flies woi e 8. P DARLINGTON, Princlpal, 3bout for u year, ot mill ;:n*‘r\’lur Valuo at London, LAverpool, Brigh. L','L.‘.P& n‘;xnnu:u'l‘ncl:r:‘:mlnl:;“ ecloved h‘n] " :| iy | Gemy amd violently L, With grlcr, 1t was said, aad Wm"‘fl"‘il; While “the sum eaved woul l(fi:-‘%:’r‘v’lgclllml::nk]l(ul;)’nl'[:l':lu‘ll(‘);e l;fin;efifflh’;:xg Jasindetthe pursona) saperviston of. thie Wixhop. with Mr. Hubbard moved that tho spceches be limlted § toy, Hirirscls, und Pards (two at L'aris), and sworn | compurtment, By o further progrens in tho crart she rapily declined and died, be ::ilml to that resultlog from the bill | i S0 S0t S Toyally of IS ollicers, | Jonaberiiucod (racheon 1t oficrs superior adsantnges In tho further discusslon of the report to dve min- | evidence In a lawsuit by an expert placen tho num- | of sunfl-takiniz n vutticlent quantlty was manufac- AND WAS BURIED WITI HEI HUSBAND, Introduced by Gen. Bauniug. The sume duty | o0 highest to the fowast, fo can lt now, | mate. e Eleventn yene Wil et THURSAY ber of collectors In the United Stales at 200,000, | tured to be contained in u scparate box, which wan | These cvents excited mo commentat the {tme, | would be better performed, atse the officers, s v % ives & B . For registers, with full detafls, ad- Mr. Patterson's report was adopted. the value of thelr collectlons rauging all the way | carried in the pocket, while the manufactory itaelf | Tsaac's story of the denath of his aged purenta belng | being ofllcers of the army, would be leld If the nation needs now those of large expe- | GTEE N (o 1 N i b Iy 3 ting 3 tu e v] edues e _ . s 1o follawlay waw aleo discasecd; from $5 Lo 820,000 waa left o1 home. accrudited a6 true by bis brothers and the commu- | the rale of right by the g Tequiremonts of | Fience and sliraugli, educalln, for uvil. dnd 3 5 Troes should be meaenred from tho collar totha | " Twenty thoukand dollars secms o big price for o | " 11 must be confessed that snuff-taking had it nity ot larye. the Rules und Artlcies of War, and by the speedy | Dilitary commande; I it wunts what consti- | (ONGRERS HAT], Sfi]‘fl[flga SD]‘[]]II NY trimmed bud on muin stew, and carefully dug. calloction of articlea of no Intrinsic value, but the | unpleasant eide. Ihie readers of Martin Chuzzle- Hut o snore startling epleode was yet In store for | o 8 G Ta LT e ls i { tutes both ofiicer and gentleman under the ') et ] DAMAGES. wonder censes when tho prices of sume of the rate | wit cannot but sympathize with Mra. I'rlc's reason- | this terribly fated fainlly, Issnc had in hls houwe. | Bittine of u Court-a P ram A Lot | pirorous requirements of military servio, This elegant hotel, possessing the advantage of Noclats for damages, not made within ten | wpecimens of stamys are considercd, specimens | able objectiona 10 Mra. Gamp' untidy dealings | hold a youig girl some 1 or 17 Jonm old, and of u elrcumloction of which the Whisky Combioa- | y sy trom rocclyl of evicl, rhuuld be enfortaingd. | wilhout which o colletlon of high clus ls come | with her enu, whon who conjured that Iny non | sudder) she was sent uway to Columiiue, 'For what | Lon tukes advantage,—which wil vislt omieslone has then @i these wmien. If ex- | helng fuited betw and adjofning the celebrated perlenice In active duty 13 Of advantuge, thiee | Congrers and Lathors Symimn. 18 wass open for e “Whis occasioned a great deal of discuseion, but | plote. 'The onc-ahilling Canada stamp of 1851 wan | to **go a-dropping none of it" futo the dizh | renson Itdocs not appear, but It §8 now saldin [ In duty with sure and prompt punishment. Al- | BT - enrlf ors ; wo actlon was taien, and (ko report was 1ald over | Wwithdrawn almost ns soon as 1t was tasuod and. 80 | of micod cucanier . auly mmertod 1o | ordr that i i souly s btk b pheutd Ihe: TTouns furtbe i fave bud ity from the tarlieat Indianwurs [0 | Eectp o O e JUXE, |$21 PER WEEE. bl next mecting, became a rarlty. Itaprice now Iu 825, IFrom $20 | vinegar, which had been’ prepared for ABORTION MIGIT BE PRRFONMED. fer of the Indinn Bureau to the War Depar ather contliets on the . frontiers, ut howe snd i y renovated ' with additionsl batha, Mr, atterson made 8 minorlly report on hedgo- 10 550 14 the value of the provisional stamps Issucd | pupper.’ *'in gruol, barley-wuter, apple- Turing her absence, lanac's wito and a ehild were | meut, which will prevent all suck frauds as have "! uLECotbic "’,] “L" ‘“ o e t | clowets, mew furniture, and other exiensive im- plants, os followa: ; ; Ly the Postmantornof Providence, Brattichoroand | fow, = mutton-broth, = and hat, Wt~ don't | euddenly faken ill, 8fd, aller a vory brlef sicinews, | hoen uxbiblted under the Delano clique, pors et | Sxhoy oot excluding this “last, whe tnost } 5ol it wiil be found, by tiose In seurch of o pml)osc(l to moro strlctly ussort plants, and | New Iaven in 1845, bofore the Govornmentatasups | siguifs, * added Mres, Prig. 41t stimulates o pa- | they went down futo ihe grave 10 Join the nged | i Mowdy Rebellion, 1o this day. = As toservice I oo und pleasure, the mort complete and con- to have them 1 of an nch in sl o buldge of | hod been put out; the early fesues of Coluwbiu; | tient.”'But Ldon't relish it myweif.* And there | couple who had so shortly before departed thislife | 15 the Mexiean War, thut great General, Winfield 1l us' 1 root instead d3-10, which he Liolds would makc an | the Poruvian half-pescts of 1; The transfer, 80 long delayed, and {n direet Yement, sy well us the most delightful of sumince 583 tho yollow six- | hiad been much corlor ratirizing o 3 5 ? : @1 give it aemy fixe N g wvoner frowtl, ‘Iho minorily report ovoked an i | penny atampy of VILtorinof 18013 tho Tacan thres: | wnu-takern - A wilter In the Spectaran Tragae | S0 auddenly. @ 6% MoNTHS violatign of th aplrit and expiress words of the | Scotty suld: w1 give it ur my fixed opinton thaty | hotels. TATHORN & COOKE, Proprietors. menve amount of discussion tipon the length of the | fira (provislonal) of 1850, and the Spanish two. | ludes to it as a cuatom the tne women had Tately | of his wifc's death Isanc married hin servantgirl, | lowy of the Bureau —of Construction and |y finged f{uw‘ und Mexieo might, probubly | — o P < O:age root, vome arguing that 4 inches wua long | curato of 1851 and 1852. ‘Tha original Mulready | fallen into, **Thiw eilly trick In attended witheuch | 11l the communlty waa not aroused, Architecture from the Treasury Department to | ot m i i Sed some four !’r Tive '«ar’ R enoighy willo othurs thouglt hal 6 luches wua | envelope, which, furtied undor 8ir Ttowland Hill's | o coquette’air in some ladies, and such sedate | i the meantling Ina had sought and obtatned | the Engincer's Departineut,” when 1t wis | Wuuldy live fus ity that StoHy 0CKY POINT HOTEL, nu:.mn\mm.l providing the root wWas etraightaud | penny postage rystem, muy be called the father of | musculine one fn othiers, that 1 cannot tell which | eom Hhe robato Court of Alleh ounty the. wpe | abstructed na o neediul war measure, to cone | With 1 its tirst, more ata than victorics Uie hole well dug. tho posta us, 1n lvs than two | Norracunectt Bay, Rhode feland (Earapean plan), -stainp, cost & ponny; it aclle frooly | most to complain of; but they are to me cquall ; Ainbatrato u fatlic . < the Wa g falllng to our share; whe 3 an 4 anAres, now for $5. 11 a Sollector lue, #ay, 8160 to apard | disagrocable.t Nre, Saunier la dencribed hs ob | Brncwtnre, s meocesded 1o aetiie - hin alairs, | s oty durinyc L War, ls anothier measise | campuigns we conquered s great country and o | ilopen for 16 seception of eiiests Jut Lo M. Hubbard, from the Commitiee on Grades of | hu may niogotinte fur the rad penny orblus 4-punny | fmpatient of betig without suu(l that ahe takes it | The old gentlemun had but few porsonal debtns | g’ B ureritent, B otont fob | Dence, “without the loss of ' single battle o | DU SERmaosis (olly feoim Froxidence ans few- Grapes, reported the followlog: samp of the Capo of Goud Hope of 1600, but | as ofton as sho docs salt at meals, whila the pretty | aud the only papier be had standing out wara note | PleciEon this duty those fully compatent for | giirylat, ! We have it fn that varied, arduous, | P " ity Thotel, Trovidenee. T Fleot year—Firat clues shoulil bvo threo to ten | fio mist not confound theso philatolical treasures | creature, her nicee, initatos lior aunt fn the heac | Efyon for money with which the Sethodiats 1 bis | 14 clucated for ity und o held under te Rules | 1i™bzordous | duty oo the. frontier, g y Tlotel, Providence, good robts, 10 to 24 Inches long; 1f only threc | with the bluo punny and red 4-penny atamp of | tico, and if lces offensive to the eye, s quite an | neighborhood lind bullt a church, and_which was [ 0f War, that, from the foundation of the | 1y, congruntly-recurring Indlan wars, coutfhued fouts, they must be fbrous, and not less than i | the samo fwsue, which nro worth buta few conts, | much to the ens, **by a nunscous rattle of the | recured Ly a morgge on the property. In the Engincer's Departiment to this time, fa all the during hulf & century, i6 which the officers of this o luch {u diameter, Tteason why—the printer made & mistake und | nose, when tho snuff ds delivered, und the | conrse of 3 year It becama apparent that wine was | Varied eivil and military duties the Governmeut L‘, 5 GED, ore by 1648 chhstautivste | e Tywo-yuar vines vary 80 widely that 1t 1 impansl- | changed the colors of tho stanips from what it wai | fingera stops and close’ on the | *adwinietoring” the eatate to his own adsuntage, | hus necded or been inferested tn, the engineer- | 470Y hitve boen iore or i coustantly i bia to glve n detailed dercription that will be eutis- | intended they shiould be, and “his crror was not | noste to those,” tho letter-writer | None of the taxen were poid,and [t wax ascertutied | fmg duty has been perforued without {raud,— | £15¢d and where so_many Luve been sacrfiiced, | Tranatiwniic Compayy's Satl steamers herween No factary, 1f mot transplunted thoy will bolurge- | found out untlia fow sheeta had beeu atruck of | proceeds siwho take It 'for ‘mo ofher end f that he had been pledglng the assets of the entate | without n complulut of lack of ekl ‘or | 4410 the Dade command In Elorids, aud more | K1k 20 Sallg MC LIt (G 1)) 1cr she Yired, longer roots, bt not s many In wum- | aud used. Then the correction was mado, butthe | but to kive themaclven oceaslon for pretly action or | for his pereonu] dgbia. * SIx mouths ago, on peti- | pygte. Many huve lomg thought byt | Fecetitlsy in the West, Gen. Canby. A frontier | vurite ‘rouft for iiie: Conthiicut teabinn provided with and’ mot ma good “for tho planter as | other stamps hucama raritice, like the **Adultery | to il up Mttlo Intervuls of discourae, T can hear | tfon of his brother, Tuauc was removed from the [ S wo ot of e United States servions 10 heag | e Is 80 full of risks, w0 tecms with difflenltles, | elcetito beils) will sait trom Pier Ko, 43 'North ftlver, transplanted vined with roots, of | Bible' and other buoke inade valuable through | with 3 but then they must not use (¢ when | office, and Mr. Tsaac Thompson, of Ada, appointed | Hhe good of the United States serviee would hest | gy ‘o5 14ttle of honor to he golned, that only | a8 fullows, ‘*PEL fpDaure. B 7. 1 moderate length and flbrous: layers, strong | mispeinte, OF, If tho enthuxiastic philatelist can | snother is wpeaking, Who ought to be hoard with | administrator, iie found thut is predecessor hnd | D¢ subserved, too, hy nukiug the War Depart- honor keeps Joyal to duty, and muney could not | 1 -3 §T GRINMAIN, Reculon, Baturday, June tops and roots us good aw Gret-clis two yearshould | afford to pay suoud“gw can invest that sam In a | too wuch respect to admit of"offering ut that time | not oply squandered nie own portiun of the cstate, | Went purtof the military service, whers the tempt the educated to assume it Bl s JeATALA L, Sanglicy, Baturday, be'clasacd 83 2-ycar-old, whether of 1or 2 years' | stamp of the handwich lslands tastie of 1852 or | from hand 1o hani the anni-box. Vet Flavilals | St (e trsee were anpsid, bat that all tho atsets | duties would be discharged by wen educated in et $00" T 1 SOCSeing Lo econmbdat ton 5 th » TEANMSEHINS, ONLY DIRECT LINE TO ¥RANCE.—The General Transartantic Company’s Sail Steaniers hetween New AN N i Docs the uation need skill, cxperlence, rel growth. of the 8t. Louls Post-Oflice of 1845 (denominatlon | so far taken with her bohavior in this kind that she | had dleappeared. and tralned to military service. Had this been bility itary uflsiral 1t l' it i i culid, 4 cahtn, $40. Heturn ti Diffefent varletics of different hiabits of growth, | 20 cents), ulls out her box (which s, Indeed, full of good pyeds tho cuse, there could not have been so amuzing | DY 0 wilitary uflalral 1t bus thew Lu its o el Fatea Blenrade, £20, WL sihe vigor, and boalth, vary o widoly It in imposaible | - Some iiea of the maznitude of the business fy tn- | Beazib In tra midio. of thi nerion: and 10 st | of Tesarts LaTi AT O e | o B e Tumiliating to the | 6 gy of whom bave carved thelr s u | s i A befue L0 tugivoa descriptlon of grades without & detalled | cidentally afforded by anch facts as therc, “Tho | thatnho hus tho audacity of o well-hred woniah, | Sven wud o blttor Suarros s i fonlt Trie of thore shis Tove The Untfony s arhon by | SFcat ¢ivil engineeriug worke, to which the | exir charks, fron report for each variety, which your Commlticecan- °| e not ot this time enter into. th 3 nrimenta ot Washington, since the abolitlon of | sho offcra it to tho men as well na the women who | - On'laxt Wodnendny the hrothers and "‘””Y"““" such grent anerlfices, have sought' to bring thie whale people can polnt with pride as enduriug | 350000 N Tranicing aysiem aud tho Inetitntion of elaborate | st near her, but sinco by this thna mil the { R a o i N l grity. Wher- | Euraer “[he Commiltes on Exhilbits, Clas D, wooden | stamps for tho Lxecutlve, tha Treasury, tho \ar | world knows she baw 8 fno hand 1 nwm i | Sr Thomas Charics, ugreed to moot at Eieh § Stars und Stripes unsulllud out of the contest— ik ¥, WINT! monunients of skill and {nt, Agent for Chicuio. been, there are sowne ; Cliarles® for Lie purpose of wettlitg all thefr difiicul- SApes Nl UL oL i sontat~ ind glaes labels, mado & brief report. Received | Department, ete., have buen so overrun withap- | hopes she may give herself no further troubl ' " whiire ¢ esta as {8 now exhibited in the impeschment of the e o seorded,— And kccepted, i pl:":llllun:ltllmfl dicy o ad 10 le‘ntclrlc‘ulurlamL- I Tho mattor, l)ln;:‘fiun:l!ny s sevarnigh, ,.,l,J',: tb!fx'{m'.'fifc'f.i solorinine Thous' iibry b tho eetals, Secretury of War for-fraud: “Sudy chnges | 41 05, 4 o fheed otlors recorncd~ ANCHOR ,‘L:IN}\EHIYIL &uhlfi"[%"gflmfis. FILOWERS AND PLANTS, tafuing 8}l information pd to thy stumps they lssue, | they eame about for the olfer) slic pavi Vi o woul iroduce better service to the Unite i tis 350 battlens ¢ Mexie: LR ) 9 A Mr. Tianford repocied. on Ciaes b, flowers and | thelr Gescription und price, and to sitiks off aheets | Shasity with o F0od Afr, bat at i e anyed || S alevy, home: ioprcd w¢a mil foea giis of Neve n Indlan wurs, 250 batties In the Mextean War, | ANCHORIA, dua HOPIA, Juip1, noon o thoe aalied | four, which he took home. Hls wife, In antieipn- | States, reduce expenses, aud rend plants, that tlic Chicago Floral Compahy had a good | 0f stamps icross Which ((Gr these etumps can unly | the. church-warden If hu would take o pineh. ot | By K O B e o e le | s jiet. ieasures without & shadow of ex. | 1 4 buttleai snd in tie 500 buttics and skir- A My Pl Byt b Sallcclion of begonise, Coladiuma, & 9Ro kpechmen | o used ob department businces) the word **cau | And In the same way Stoelo, in tho Zatdler, lec. | S 0%t Hergo tanpay o e F e E 4 e | et mishes of the Iate Tehelliun, OF 2220 wradu | uysia sune 354tk PASGIAN suty o 8 p. . Alocacea prbora, Alsuphils Australin, | colod ™ 18 lnscribed, = For thees fll face valuo is | turen s cetiain Saginss, who had hidden *a'very | morrow, and while s doing nsac went nomd out | Tt fs not the purpose of this paper to fol- | 8tv 0f Weat Polut, o the cluse of tiie War, 460 New York 16 Glincow, Liverpoos Loudon, bad died i the serviee; 712 had been kAT in A i b hecoinmodatious. o . Yy Pandanus utllis, snd other rare plante, onexhibitfon, | exacted, and as a completo sct of stamps is worth u:v:u)' fellow " lu her closct, so that he might not | of the foom where ehe wis working, frequently, D Cluss B & Lrief roport was made by the Com: | something lke $225 (not including revanue scen by & party of visifors suddenly utrived, | & e e | low this ine of thought, howeser. Tustead of | )yeo, 5348 i died from wounds; 42 had been oo mitfee. ! ¥ stamps, il collecting of which forma quito anoiher | Lutaio I presontiy occanion (o acek nomothhis | Sugenmeit wilch s ths him back to Ade. wnd | HIUEly, Juving u proapectiye operation, bout | uiileurty disshled. Gens. (innt, Kerian, Tige, 814, ‘Class G, horticultural fmplements, was mext re- | branch of tho subject), tho legitimate infercncs is | in his hiding place, whereupot the gallant uvall o conld not poaxibly retars nntil the afternoun of | the right to paes which there would be no ques- 4 51 orian, Aaneock, Howard, Pope, and other fenh fur Sy L ateh, b ported on, und the display favormbly mentloned, that the Departinents recelvo everul thouvand | hlmeelf of the opportunity and wnatched a kisa; | Thureday; und be wished Elljub sud Thowas to go | tion, this bill of Gen. Bunming {8 togo tuto ef= | Soory oF bigh rauk, did not'do—do tot repre- 5 i . T, 1 regand fo | Lo B Jear it s solrea ol reveiuo, Whtl | \bit belng uueed to snu, somo graluntrom off { down tiere after b Accardingly tmmediately | fect” Imncdintely, Regarding the expediency | St Vith all* thelr years und_experiene—any STAR BALL LINE . Hubbard offered the ard 1 3 b 5 ¥puse of cir | her upper lip made him snecze atoud ™ aud thereb, ¢ ' ud right of this, thore Is serluus questios A g /oy ip ey ttoe ool by i s ollowlng, fn regard 10 1 upyiupe, sud whot becomes of the Fecelpta thora: | hetray bis presence, and &t once 81arm and 1fors | b hor e S, A ane mie Thome™ | i aa e entens the wmilitary sorvi betberaervice thinh liss Lesnpotiured by otliens “ 2 B8 | e Tesser nnd Intermediate communds, down | DNITED STATES & BRAZL L MAIL STEASSHT Jiesolved, That o additlon to the prosont officers | from, iulght bo profitably inquircd tuto by rome | tho lidy's viritors. WAS SEIZED WITH VIOLENT VOMITING, laces himsel under wilitary cominund, pledz- R, : s + [ st thily from Watsun's Whart, Bmokiyo, N, ¥ gur Assoclation, tho Precident appoiit & coin- | souimittcs of Congress with lelsure and o Bigwub- | "in e clghtevuth contuity spu-taking woe & | ang in u fow minutes afterwards, his uncle. hey e hheeir i e v soid Setioies.thoRuE L the boys wito graduated wid enfered theatiny | oy B Pmbatbiuso, Dain sad i Juscirs, culitie miltee of three (o be known aw the Commltteo on | Jectonttatinde, © 'S ynivoraal Wabit, o wonder, thnt, according to | qupposcd thnt thoy: were snileriok from s violent | Durtig the War, b suthority was loqudicions. | 41T the beginning of the War in 1561, | /8 ibwtt Kirtoito ;. Blatistics, who are requested (o furnish to thls Aws von less logitimata than this dealing was nn In- | Burke, the age of chivalry had departed, for how | ailack of colic. Ko severe “M"“,]} paln that they | 15 dve the Prasident and Milltury Commis. Wihen, before ther regular time, they | J. 8. WALKE Satunlay, .IJIX‘X;IXI;.: setl cldent that may profitably bo reculled, In 18531 | conld chivalry and snuff subslst together? Did . o " > Tomditiom "o ook by ohei :fiité?fi»rmfiflf And | Tho Government. tasued u~ ** delivory by cafrlor | Saris Antoinetto. thiko st Brobably Dot (¢ o | drove tothe roudaide and then rolled around, uf slotn in divet controveeslon of ti¢ Ruls and 1} rraduated the higher classes at West Polnt, of ¥ 2 T 4 "o/ N BERAN | Mony. 4 moat In the agonles of dissolution. While in' the theso 150 entered the Union ariny, and tive went | SO0 T setonihindations Arst: class. such information con be secured without any ¢x- | stamp, techulcully known as the **lead Frank. | reputod that whe preferred bonbona. — Queen Chi ¥ " ighbor came drl Artlcles ot War, and under which great Injustive i ent: the” South. Thuse CUE TrLIGhE D Dass 't redniced mat Iy to Bosinn to-th BaCIoty. eackpt fof postgte T fins st {ch Wi Binitet aa so0w teILHATDMR A bas loite certaluly *tanuffed” Captain tronow, m‘ffif D et i s done aud great outrages were cominftted, "g\‘::l““ "‘,'wfl“",’h},"':l:".:fl}"u‘c';ruf)F e Fracee | Burfrclahtund o R e B SR, “Tho rerolution wiw adotod. cutmo n rarlty of nearly fabulous value, (i1} n vonie | an Eton buy, behold [or Majeaty watking with the | ““rip" p\uiie cowvany uAD neew suzep | Generslly, i tmo of *pracy ulwaya, wn | Joui Yo BU8, SOtered, the Snnd s BVt 34 i York. Tho place of next meeting was fized at Chicago, | Mmysterlous manuer some one gol hold of the plate | Kiug npon iho terrace at Windsor, **her roynl ‘“Ompetent for s dutles, aad perform. 2 B y i May, 1501, 2 oot No . 4 cr. They returned home, and | oflic hoy the threshold of 1. ved whut educa- | — w28 14 g e, 1877, A commiltics | and struck oft some sheeta of tho stampa; the | nosw covored with snnfl both within aud withe | ID the sume manuer. 3 v Lliv r e disebiatioe hoys on the threshold of Hfe, proved what educa A e o Siusoree | mutural conncquence, in sirict accorannes witt the Mo great Nupoleun 'carricd wud i | (1o felsubor continiied on b wayatiorspliyeician | g them fulthfullyy Gt be dischariced | pjou'ta the rank of an ofllcor aud a gentlenun orth German Llo TIARIORD Lovelt, Kod tacs: laws of trade {which govern the philatical fnduatr. tcoat pocket, and took prodiglons quan. | & SISO AN Eer e . Thiire | T i e ttn Wit o rtlady w4yl do, by the deeds of those who sequired o ( . Upon Cites b rista® séquinitos, cte., a raport | 8awell as othem) befiie timt 1ho ‘bottom thmblod | Uties. - Georgo tho Fourth. cartied ' box, uhi | QUIEKIY revairod to the scens of the agony. 'Thr, | holds his place b the whim of no ooe, Heuee, | F0ICE ¥ L\ nations who weady Bow e sidhuicns ob Dl Chommte sl il oA was nade that Mesws. Hovey & Co. Bad o very | Utof the © Frankiin ilead " market. Rimilarly, | only ‘mado bellovs to apply the powder fo his | a6 Porsgne sere i selis metes B8 UOE0 A0 | i the mutations of political affuirs, the value | yor, oniv'the representative men of their'class. | any oo bevi e or hirdeat. Tloboken: yreditable dieplay, " Clas C, siinil feuitr, was xat- | Postuissters who, befory the General Gu,vrnment nowe. 1o wua an Impontor, aven (n tha matter of | RIS IRAY anounced that ~ + - | of fllln the varlous places aud duties of the | §iilon Riipatrick and tieorge A, Guster rosu | Hile af paasas New York (o botithaniptun, ifactorlly reported upon, tho uxhiblllon having f WOk to insuing wtnmps, in urder ty wuve Jubor had | enuff-taking. At the reglinental mesntablen of | 1€ PRYZEAS [RUERCIOUlY CUUORATEE EO War Deportment by them ts apparent. Ou the | grbOh Mol o 06 i, uid their names | Louton. Havre eus, frat cabin, 100 accan boen chofce, though lmited, o | Mhele open siamps (kiows tochnlculiyus locala®) | the thue swutboxes woro sent round with thede: o by vichn YR, ‘At ‘i then summoned, Dr, | othier and, sn otllevr cannot At will svold the | pro pecorded i bstiles or bloody skirmishes to | SRS i & o, S ol ed, A pauics hiave fount canters after dinner. re. Blddons un re, Jor- 9 y x 7 ) ha ¢ £ i o ven ' 2 3 cen Vort mfiI:‘:;‘rbe:rol’l‘z:f(lllf;‘u!x:‘:‘l';ur;z“::.qmfi?“‘m eould | K ontabta tw ook 1 thelr ol atamipn and aven 0 | dans the tragia and th comic. muse. were' beg | Sturgeon, ami he, on Satuniay, eaused a portion of | perfrtnance of auy duty in tho ltne of hispro- | fe “yumber of over tweity or ity 2 Nowltig Ureen, New Vork. f0bok . ¥ Ltk ¢l 3 by Tyzed ot (he Normal Bchool, ot | fessfon which he may be ordered to dischurge, | 0 = y 'l - S THILD-CLASS FOSTAGE. have additional liapresslous taken from the old | porsistent shuil-takors aven on the. stage while | G5, Sbe S 0% S AR BN NEURELER NGV | 1L TS held rigldly to bis place wntil regularly | Sich ) whers uhele - blood wis shed of | Grong Western Stoamship Line, oplr, Hubbard inoved that s Committes of threo bo | PUL0N tanal evidence o to the fmportance of the | (i Characicr.. Gentlomen of farbion fosacd woy. | KIISd forty ueraunn, _Andun investigatinnonly oo | discharged. & restiuation of ttself s stmply | ottt g el Manaseas, Gegtysbir, Cn: From Kew Vork to Bristol (Koglaud) direct. delvor i get & reductiun on third-cla postago, | bisinces I forded by tho' oxlstencs. of w hody of | lectinnn of it-bozot aud Sseolinrn® of - | SUrely fntenad surbicion an fual b Shatica: O3 | tho capbniui f i by und takies effeet obly | collorsvilie, Gutniavitie, Controvilley Antictam, | ARAGOY, e, consiuting of aceds, cuttingy, etc., to 1 cent for | coanterfeiters, who whenever o forcign stump be- | 8tored in cunistury and prized lke wine. Lord lo- 3 U midnight, he wey arrested, ona | oy the “l'll"'“"“‘ of the Prestdent und superior ! s warrant aworn out by Dir, Sturgeon, and taken 1o | Siiiara, | Derelictions tn duty are consequently | e Wilderness, Appowuttox, and the March 10 | S0500 o tvery 2 ounces, ‘This won sdopted. Tho Commits | comes wmodcralel valusblo—thoy ure too koen to | tershuni wus supnosed 1o pusuess u box for every the Sey,—where one, if not both, wus to bu | Excurson ticke) Y g i arcumive vartire, o0 koento | ey n the year. OF & lght Lo Sevres howly | Joed's Corners, butwoen Ada and Bluttton, where § tee chagen were Musars, Lovey, Phoculx, and Dr. | try snd ' sliove ! afca. ligh be In now nuder ganed, awaiting trial, not avolilable by @ reslgnation. Henco there {8 | ¢U ™0 these youths Who Legan duty | 5. Apiy fo WL mation, a8 followe? — oo for Mee Tubban's | B foguun aud Angolan wianp in nariicalar | Siting-room was llks & wbacconist's abop fura | Yemendons axcltement aroes both at bluton and | B4 By OF b, FESHOE RO, 06 GOIIBA0, | and Ulsubled. 2 < LEGAL, £ Lerolved, That we, the nurserymen, florlsts, could ot b divtinguisied. frans tho. orlgiuale. 1o | Wil names [n gilt lottors of varions kinds of | Adk sud the facts uf the dusth of the old msn and o Tlght Lls tho pay o grade to whishag | Such, then, are the services rendered by the it SO o sectlamen Of the Unlied Slates, i Conventio gerving n teris of Swu yours I th Penneyleanin | sbul wors aug ausinat the whle, with Lo nec- Tiautiasemly Tartiige, came (o 0L, AR tha Cone | ofiicer 1t bo promutad, whilsg. the right may giligers oF the prosent Uulb acitiy, . A Letlielf R Ao o s T g A semblod, demand 1t as aur right of the Congre tate Prion, haying, o the joy of all philatelists, | cusary ap i o mixing. ] inge, came i the cony ] B u ; iy Whleh Qi Hannlag's: bill Liofiises b v ritivatox, D, C 3y 3. 1410, e Unitod Blates, that tha rates of won | B et up. Nov: 0. THIR by "Uiied Siases | -+ Lord Peorwm's Mituro® Jong ‘rewained an | HHCHDN Wit placed fon thew an wtatel, Farta- | continu o the old grade, will not apply to s | bay which Gen. Banning! st whenn eiven tothe i1 o lhereby giver o il Bursoua wio iney heva seods, nclons, plants, etc., Lo restored (o (b rate | dndge Cadwallader, Patroni aid businews on s | cstocmod suuif, wnd great favor was won by a | SH8 16f tiele wock and bugun 1o guther dnte Ada, | new wiilch fs voluntarily assumed and tlie old s tho 4 Clty Kuttanat Hank ot Glica- I'he examination of Clinrles was act for Monday af A e & - 7 : k assigned forservicos rendered amid promiscs s i vaue must e presehted an 11, of 1 cent for each 2 ounces, large scule, having no leea than seven ulices for | keeuted snuf, ¢ Prince’s Mixture,” so called i $ 8 ) relinquished. Apart from this right to the pay | F4nK a a & y I N At o . i Postnting. was. waentmously adapted. Mr. | tha sato of WaMpe b0 colluctora: for | fuor. of the' Roguut, & suull kriowhag " o, | Leraoo before aJusiieuuf the busce at KowduGor- | Gt uficer i thu rak h s hield to the dutics | kiven; when, too, ey mnuy b ol compuicd | Bt Beidifs ol el m’i'w'ffi'fi'e i UNanford, from tho Commitice on Final lenoly- | ~The nobls ariny of philutolists cantatne recrults { 45 long sigmalized thy popularity of Mr. Witkeni | W% ISR ITONE SR TR (he Weotch | ofy therw fs still a furtber claii under the prow- I“ servo under the “I HuL A Y il Ol Warl ) jowed. (Slgued) 2 IN JAY KNOX, tlons, reported a serlea of thanks to the managers | fromw every quarier of llu‘yluhu aud overy clussuf | ** arduiun's No. 37 was the snufl used by Sir | Wi 1 A {scs of the nation, through its President, with- | 13 not oue promiss us = obligatory us Comptrolier of the Currency. of the Exporition Bullding for ite use; J. 1, Drake | soclety, Gen, Shermun fs the mont prominent | Joshus lieynolds, “lmluokllvromuly\ ‘]luwdl!h JUDOE LYNCI'S COURT, out discluliner, snd the wonfirmation of ' thery | ahother, und does not the breuch tulot - the wne | = i o & Co., for Hberality to members and fre mae of | member of tho urder i the United States, and in | 108 his waistcoat with i1, letting it 1a1) [ heaps o 3 ort This reduction of pay iy so PLROPOSALS, . y i s ent out froin Adu to pre- | during the War by the great bodics of the pea- | thonal ness, determined thut | ple tn thelr varded political orguntzations, Henee rrlnl'm;fl;i:’x{l";fi“ . o A but a large budy of men miceling-rovm at Urand Pacide Hotel; (o tho South | #uld to powsees u collsctlon of much mofe than | Hpen the carpet, and cven upon is pulette, xo | DU 2 lawle Lurk ¢ c ¢ 3 o rtractivences, o fact which ¢ tht It became mixed with his plgments und traps. | Yot any such lawles e ¢ C ;i ufiil‘.,,,-“u‘"",’é‘.‘.":‘.l’r“hffi ’:lllrdur.!:l":eg‘lln:lolll:n.:l:\":ml“xl; O ot oy ot o now b Sy reslly | R 1S Sin picturea. " Rut. (hind. WoFs the palmy Clatles, withuiah undoubtedly guilty, ehould have | hunorable service” was secured wid stinmlated B the members of the Chicugo Nurecrynicn and Flor- | eral of the Army ls, snd the keen intercal ho takes | 4sys of snuft-taking—gone, never to return, & fulr trisl. Just ad the examination wus to comt | from thne to thue, durlig the niust dangerous , 88 Gen, BUErmun. 8ays L [ semsmsanemmnino o 5 ed thelr lives in muny | Proposals for Furnishing Ship-Chandlery and Dattles will have cause to regret they had beei Corduve fo - viue uud. T lie : % % i b A Ll ol orduge for Life-Saviug und Life- V¥ Convention then adjourned tHI) # o'clock at vty “u“'{*‘l’ul.mxunl Euwporium, the 5':::.‘;53:“-53 Lo T T R ""1";}':“ r{‘;fl‘f';l';:'_p‘""! ’g"fin“&'zgm‘}‘g M »-f;': Kidows and arphatia. Tothose who, coming out | £ratitude. Uan the unlfulu al!};xnl llu_ rlalli ll'_m it T e ST the Graud Pacidc Hoted. of all_soeial grudes aud of overy age, frum the e Didn't Waut the ‘Seription, ShhusIancanc iathen a unharmed, continued In duty, it wis promised | Withdrawal of these l”iu , well-edue el | Bealed propotald will b recetve 45 m&m‘mm wchual-child 4 TNorsuuger Up 1 s st ot Worcedter (Huss. {What froth the ciluets of his portlon of the polsoty | Dhut. thelr recompense shauld tot ouly he the | from the arinyt Most of them ws englucers | ahtil 3o e Cursbo (0E LHELLY-TouE I Press. o estel e Yice o 144 o 7 s | Balurday s tue -*chlldrena day,® and froni mors | Tto was an old i, aiid ie.bud a5it of conduc. | 12 8910 bit dead, Yeaterday two morg of fhe vic: | L1 a iy he e | Would command their own e and b e | 2308 eblpahianuicey uid corice for tventy-tour liles AFTERNOON FESTIVITIES, | il aiglt they paur in It tirongs, making their | tars pastebosrd stuck In bis bat, "He walked futa | (08 diedin the greatest ugony, snd 6 laeared | gratituds ufa ffii&!h‘?flx“n‘.fi"ili‘n"1“,3..'.’"‘12".'.' i | toration. . Can we risi a change o o Togal | T8RS i ot it ocated bion Hd cous v % g oI i . Bats ’ that others will yet dle tou. Co ‘ u akes, fed - bt ot ) e ety . g ——— the buttles. 18 [t prudent that anollicer coming bty " I “URtouly &t Dsweiu, tlaltalo, Cleveland, Dotroll, Gran Assoclution met in the Club Roow of the Grand M IR e AT o enianly dia i, A Leap for Lite, anlujured out of many buttles slould realiy | Obiutons of Luw wnd the past ubplessntiness | uven, Citcogn wid Nileaikeo} diee, of Capt, Joliy Yacific Hotel, but no further businesa wus trang- how, having & holi- conclirrent with oot g Departiient. The 1avu yau got o doctor's prescriptionr™ Rochester (N. Y. Baprese, have cause to regret that ho entered tho sl $: 5 i < - ity Reger ] Tho streati knows ws P Creck hasloug | vice, lasing all s civil cimpluyicnts und wi. | found exprossion fu the wurds aud wcts uf such 17[.'.":5.'1'11 g;m: g]l‘ u“’f.‘",‘ifi " ‘nn‘l ull it theu, slr. Jury In seasion. Must lu,!mu the u‘pulutlull; of nnulnllflm wost |4(;nllhc vantages }m:lmull; nri h‘clm.z li‘l”"’l“f‘%f’n to 'r;»- g't}‘j;rlau "’,*l'li\fz:j; Sttt I»m wlth“;:':n):fl Bowe olary, ¢ ¢ i ; et. * ; of trout streams, Durlyg the latter part of lant | gret that he bl not beey killed, that his wife NGO ke ¥ Hy iy b iia Brivate Cegrotaryy e membete matchod ) lentes; another, low, duclig Wiére can [ got a doctort ™ sadly Inqutred the | weck onr townsmen Hengy Morse ad. Willians | sl children should surely e’ provided for, | OBleers thuh now,—tever i greater sluger than e N i . Yijoow Jor 10 Yag, Bure eirest depcs af o SoliCons catton I the Berkehiee hille, be found & Post- | aged fucbriato, Kimball, having received” favorablo reports of | which enfeebled health muy prevent him from | Dow, even fu the midst of war. Thase Who, In | statlons ut Detroit, Mich. andone for eleven siations tral Uallroad, which bad kindly furntsbed a spociul without guile, who sold’ him for 60 cente Y w pbyalciun, sie," winaingly susponded | [N SRR TRUREL, cports of | which eafucblod health wuy prevent hius from | S Serhu, promiinci abedienice (o this 1w ws | S ublcag 1 A1 ket S0 for s ur ors 151 tar to couvoy the Couvention to Houth | some shcets of “locals’ of thirly years ago, for | the druggist. the Muy flshiug, started for thelr favorite sum- | dolng; o rej ut he bad not b “ 1 Uhiey were, openly break, and ciafin the right to icetly the place o places of delfyury, towun, (1.8, R, No, ) Gty and i wpiil-iton o chis VA1) be b {u lots (thie price of vack article cdult), tu be deltvered at the fol- One lot, oy Oswego, N acted, At 2:30, guided by Mr. llovey and Mr. Veojamin ¥. Guyton, Commissloner Chiauncy T, king the lettere Py w 1200, C me fhat— B ers. After halfa duy's flshing they | by wounds, whereby Lls fumily, through hlin, 3 i proponsds fur coridagy will be made and colsldercd Park, There were present Philip Cart, E. Y, bich the purchnsor got $200, and that the dealer e CRNE yOu glve me that—whbat you call it, | WF (Hiattire ¥ @ iy : e il greds break them, Thecause foushit for und supposed ‘ly,. 1Al propotals tnust be indorsed, ** Pro- Tean 10, ch‘: Mnl:lnvnr. b &mm"’ 5w lugufil:mls:;;l: r:rtfi 8] :;i\;‘.c;mcl“;«{dur;.m P C X“.I‘ulnluxl 7 filled thelr buskets, and fn capital spirits set out | would be cared lurl“nlnlnh hls new condition secure. by the surrender (s clatmed, lr\!xln T ¥ iunishlig Ontit foF LifeBas g ad Lifes Aud tha doctor wrote ont & | for thelr lunching pluce, ‘o spotchosen wasa | provents; that, ecoptl Uoorer, A. H. Hovey, d. H. Garrlson, B. N. Mce | pected 1o by without o vury copious Ituraturc, | prescriptfon-blank calliug for so tyny ounces of | ledis of » preciplious bunk of rock Klutey, 9. 3. Hareiaon, J. 0. Hsinel, L. L Keltn, | Fors le o catulogoo which tos rosched uieeady | spirizus frunandt, o ffed w anugonking i under the promiss of | o Ay U LA fiout brutlons, ” aud wldreased to ke Recrotary of the tiated by | By Governuiorit, further service. ih tho unny, | Confeterate freolduat down, not u Lost Cause, l‘.r:.‘;'.*,\“a-:.nm'.;muurc-. o it ottle | a giant hemlock tree about 80 feet abuve the | whence b cannot escape except ot the will of | but o Livhig T st Vo rlslc [ T et t reluce wiy or ail bids, or w walve detects Windson, 8. ¢, Minckler, W, il Mann, J, | Su thirtleth edition und seventleth thousund: & | with the article, pustod u label on Jt, numbered 10 | giFenin, ang hounded on sl sldes, save the one | hs su werfors, lie is still hebd subjeet to duty, disorgantzation. Nutloua honor forbids — u {.',!n‘...o‘l‘.’r'fm‘{m elrr L E. Eunls, A, Bryant,dr., J. 0. Colta, 1. N. Masou, l":l?rl’“f&‘i“:»‘n‘; 3,‘,"‘{3"; ..:I'r‘.f"‘h:l“Tfi"ii‘i‘.“ffiu’ corrcaond wil (e paer, sud, nwr‘lhmil-’ the | fachg {he waterand u rather nnrrow passage whlludm pay and emoluments due the runk "’l"-::' "‘l"hl""‘:';‘l';:‘;p:;::Hz:l"m‘lfi;‘dhm ustes Lo y J 1. 1L BRISTOW, . Eunts, A, L e, J. O , LN, y e p 0kl oysterer, cemarked, ju the | o 3 i (e e & AT O ¢ dly- | 81w, el 7 D. ¥, Holtuan, k. Hoody, J. W. Hstwer, Q. K. | mogarina drtfcion of fuerest o collectorst widy | imost” biatiots:liko. way’ fssginabler -+ & dolar | s by an uubreken rocky wall 10 ur 12 fect | given and e L ¢ Scerolaly. oW jeaury Deyartment, Waahlvgton, D, €., Juue I3, Jewsit, A . Futile, A, Cuntion, 3, 1L, Hargs, i, | Shive ah, he Srricun Journaioy Filurely s | i s ualt e ! S R Cro "W wouthl bifcation of thirty-two pages, which ** A dollar und » najes ¢ o, the lunch basket was taken from | ln Congress,” with” sims to “sccomplish fn thus e - — D, Kabln, M. M. Crouss, 8, M. Wayman, W. 15, [ PUSEO DODHER D, of tC e Biken WOER | o tomuor, 1112 tabid Bl “adtontlisd co uf s 'und » blazing fire Iudled | changing the ulcers and comaplésion of the A Gausiderate Husband. LEALED PRUPOSALS WILL NE KECEIYED BY i 2 3 o lig Bchool Lourd f Washbiira, Woadfurd Co.s 1l 0 s, Boulumin ¥, Guylon, J. L Veurse, | chrome, thy publishor gives o cach subcribor -+ & | %% Al that protty bigh, mtutert t0 ook the ‘Db fut us the eat begsan Lot | ariny | The, death of o woumn in Loulesille, reatly | 80 R P oot the Sreculos of & brick chaod ll.u:)l; Njnhn}:. J-B.S- ll‘;m\f;:}dn Aunvlzax . l('. }Tt‘i‘ll:lbnlfic‘:lr;a‘: wp.*" New York, tou, has its +* s onr price—u doilar for the prescriptionand | crease, acolony of ruttlesnskes grew utieasy, and ‘I'ils would be not only unjust, but a most | ceused by beart dlseass, was attributed fora wiils ,N"_\m i acconiatie WIth (e piana aid by t ard, T, uf 3 . enpyle, 3 : t, 1y, w body strong in nnmbers and | Atty centa for the medicir Geory . Moody, G. E. Bmith, E. W, Gravos t. | WOr thei siroug i Wby suchul position of itewew- | =¥ :{ g::‘mm. W, W, Corbett, George Mltburn, K. | "pustal-cards, us well na postag "slow 7 isturbauce. ur the peace und happlucssl the country, we “treated he ot omipnuted by ‘& buiid i th uaii form, 1 the piual il un o stowly, butoncd up b hmibpiut [ RS 1y thne nad descendd rom thete | 1t canshered our 1w or polley. he hation | Sy il trcated hor, | Awluguett ads, e wuth | cditpsuludby v bt b, th i even | want the ‘scription. Mere's yonr Half-u-dollar, | elevated posttion ju quest of some Bordey way tike pride In the army us it 1s. Innone of | Garnéa fuol, A doctor told we shie had the bicart i |’|“|l|' 1“’Q\f‘lebl‘hfi’x'h':.m\-"ifl,g“'%f.'.'.‘&“m«fn'v‘i‘.‘i'xfu' Wirtys | sud be stuck bia tongus in ona side of bis mouth, | Whils Morse waa busy cooking the Lish, the huruunn nations can bo found 8 body of | givcase, and coulda't live wore thau a year—so 1 | 800 N0TE ey Lo or o AR TH b fu- | winked ironlcally st bin of the mortur and pestly, | suskes, sovoral in puinber, had crawled mesn- | men who bave powdered moro glorly s service | wouldn't run wy neck into s nooxe by p'ia'niug bur | ordur of sbio Bohwl Busrd, , aud | and walked oub. W while from thelr Liding places and wergsound- | to their couutry, upon whoss loyulty' and falth | whea the year was wost up, would IvY B. W, ect, st be -ataupe, 0. P, Rogers, Ldgar Banders. A. It | spoll and prey'of the collettor, © 81 Nnieyott, .5, e S e & 1 i‘.m..fu’.mm. ThaughFated tho syetéi ir, Johathen Youny bcawuion. v uatlous bave dopted bho postal-eard 4 about balf-past I 4 pasty asrived ot tholr | togral part of thels Fosl-Utice Uepartiol MoQULLOCK, Secrsiarp-