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THE mm FREEEU8.
ArotT a year ago, or perhaps somewhat
longer, a criminal prose cutiu for libel was
tried in the Court of Quarter Sessions of!
Huntingdon county, in which A. L. Ouss,
Charity in Xeiv Yorc
EBENSBURfl. fa
lVid Mr-riV r.tirr,fl7 Tc-t ,ho riillcirl of the t'aMviHo Pcmiimry for
W. T. Moore, Eo,., of Pittsburg, Chair
wan of the Democratic Executive Commit
tee of that city, has prosecuted the editors
of the I'ittburg 'ni( for having publifhed,
as ho alleges, a fal.se and libelous article
oprennntj him. The difuoulty between
Mr. Moore and the p(vt ccras to have had
Its origin in the recent election in Pitfs
br.rg for mayor ami other city cfh'ccrs. As
we do not profess to know anything about
the mi fiKtanti.il merits of the eae, we will
n' t of course attempt to express any opin
ion about it. VTp regret, however, that so :
orphan children.
wa the prosecutor, and a member of the
Huntingdon Bar, named WTarton, wasU.e
defendant. The ground of Prof. Giiks
complaint was that Wharton had charged
him in a newspaper published in that place
with having taken immoral and obscene
liberties with some of the female pupils in
thatJ'nV itutioa. The cane was tiiod before
Jnrlge I Van and excited a very great de
gree of interest. The jury acquitted Whar
ton and divided the cotts between the pros
ecutor and the dr fcr.dai.fc. Since then other
and additional charges, more or leis defi
nite, of tin mn:o disgraceful character,
A I!f.markabi.e Thiai.. There is not, j jVeirs and political Item.
nrobablr. a sinirle trial to be found oirtho i
James Gordon Bennett, the proprietor ' criminal records of this country so mat ked I At Richmond, on Saturday, TVashing-
of the New Y01 k Herald, has gone to woik by dramatic sensationalism as that of ton's birthday vras celebrated by a military ,
in a thoroughly practical way to relieve James M. Lowell for tho murder of his pavrde. '
the distress of the poor in New Yoik. Ho ! wife, the evidence in which was all com- ; A resident of Titusville has a sword j
basset apart $80,000 and is i,ipei intend- j pleted in the Supreme Court at Auburn, 130 years old. which was in sei vice- at Lex- j
ing tho distribution of that largo sum. ! Maine, on Monday last. The case origin- ington in '
lie has erected soup houses at convenient I ated in the discovery last October f a i John LTine, of Troy, X. Y., died of
points iu the city, and the chief cok of I headless skeleton in the woods, about grief, having been compelled to pay iv i
J)elmouico's celebrated restaurant sees j t hre-a miles from LewU.ton, in that Slate, not? which he had foolishly endorsed.
that the soup Is properly prepared. Hun-i Examination showed the skeleton to bo j A man in Leavenworth, Kansas, who I
dreds of poor people crowd to these places j that of a woman who had met her death pvirjied and buried three sisters in succes
and are fed, while verv ninny of the women i by violence ; and certain circumstances slon, is alxnit to begin on another family.
and children carry to their miserable homes J connected with the disappearance of Mrs. j A lady in Bradford county has just
a noerat supply oi palatable and nutritious j J,izz.e i.oweii, wire c i tne accused, in
foot!. i June, 1870, encouraged the suspicion that
1 his enterprise of 3lr. Bennett did not Lowell himself was the murderer, and
1873. FALLi and WINTER!
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very PeiiouS a.difficnltv (dion'.l h.n-i'n!fiir. I i r .
- - "" win puiericu against Air. Uuss. in
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..... t.k).--u men nromincnt memoers oi f..r, r,r i(...
elicit universal commendation as one might
suppose it would. The gift was made iu
the midst of the winter, after the panic,
at a time when multitudes of poor people
I were out of employment, without the
i means of support and without a chance to
secure work. There was need of large
liberality and of promptitude in adnnnis-
these the remains of his wife. He was ar
rested at Lawrence and taken on to Lewis
ton, where, after a preliminary examina
tion, he was charged with the crime, and
immediate committed to Auburn jail,
where he remained till Friday last, when
his tiial began. Difficulties between Low
ell and his wife on various occasions were
n.t.ln.l ,, .. ..Mo tn. 1.a ....l
tion or the county, lliree yearn ago thn
had twins.
1 he iictt Chief-Justice starts out well.
He desires to be installed with as little
ceremony as posib!e ami declines to bo
honored with any public dinnors.
A boy of fourteen is a leaderof a great
religious revival in PeKa!b county, Illi
nois. He is a fluent exhorter, and his ef
forts are successful in winning convert
il
EAGLE CLOTHING STO
OF M. IT. NATIIAXSOX cc CO
--Ltely occupied by II. Walters, deeeasrej,;
231 and 233 HAIH STUEET, J0HITSTGWI7 j
i.is iem. -.crane parry as .vtr. .Moore Rnd , Wicken linm. StAte Sn, !t,i.n,f o.- occasion demanded and dnt the best thing to have belonged to her were found in liis AHtonelli has sent a circular
Hia editors of the P'. We ;ue, lior
ever, that Mr. Moore, like so many other
gentlemen w ho have heretofore undertaken
tho same experiment against newspaper
editors will be sorry before he getii through
th.it he ever commenced
referred to.
T.N looking over the published procrcJ
iiufs of the House of Ituprestntatives at
H.irrisburg on Satuiday laKt, we observe
hat Mr. Baird. the Democratic member
fr.itn Cameron, Elk and JolTerson counties
reported a bill from the appropriate com
mittee, "to rcUer t?,s fureti, of A. B.
Kit's- l-i'e Prothono'nry of Cambria coun
ty." As no man of the uame of Kelly
ha ever filled the ofiic or Prothonotary of
Cambria county, and as there is evidently
a mistake about Mr. Band's bill, the qites-
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mon ScIkhiU nil nlfc.. n.,,;. j , , "c "c uin. hhlc. possession ; it m ce luumi iuuue remains . tne Uisliops asKinsr tlicm to cornet') Kome,
f . . ,. . e , 1 v......vUUCUfc ..i , no sooner Had ins laie gitt been made was identified as hers ; a pair of panta- ( as the Pope wishes to see them before be
me soiuicis urplian Schools. Soon after j and the manner of its distribution becomo j loons worn by the accused, and found to dies.
the fes-ion of tho present Legislature com- I known, than an outcry was raised by cer- j be spotted with blood, eie produced ; and j There is a "Mrs. Peale in California
meneed, Mr." Wickersham addressed a ' tJlin P'".80"8 ,w ho iiafl beon actinff the rt his remark at tho time of her disappear- 1 who owns and manages a farm of 73,000
of a l A riprl almnnpn Ti ti V5i t-inti e tn-!tol-.lj ' t.-IA 1,. An.n ... : l. , , ... . . . .
iv- vikiiiiougii , communieat on to tint Imlr : ui,a k. ! . " "v Uii n. ...... u.. n.r yh cer- Hcies. tee goes ana aoes it witnout liold-
thc prosecution 1 r.... t . , ' 1 assoclat,OI1R- 1 people began at once tain person, and he was glad he w.is lid of ing any conventions or organizing any
c i nwcuuon r...wr,ed to these jeandaious h -rg-s igai st to preach about the evils attendant upon her," was sworn to. j Frances
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j ! tenng relief. JVlr. lieunett saw what tho ' testified to ; some articles ot jewelry known j I he rpolo liomano says Cardinal j I 11 "f" woni.i reroc?ruiiv mrorm t be citizens of rsenffur? v
larieuerto an Kant nock f FALL A.NI wiNTlilt ' " " "u"1 l' i
CLOTHIWG AMD CENT'S FURiJiSKi.'G conr?
an-1 boys. Bne KNIil.JSH K KKsK V V KltC A TS, in l.iun. hr.m n' mJ T.
HifPner.il MvirtiiiHnl nf CI V i1-. I'AM'SjtI VKI-S ..fall tcjiu-U -tv -"- - .. . VT
A !.
Mr. Ouss, and asked for the appointment i '"discriminate gifts of such indispensable
C - . . . qrhVloQ oa ?. nwl C. A 'Ol J 1 1
wuvi-r IUCI C1IIV4 I 1J C Jf Oti. lit I 111
i that the recipients would be encouraged
of a joint committee of the Legislature to
investigate them thoroughly and make a
was appointed.
report. The committee
poverty would be increased instead of be
am! we published last week and our sub- i ,nS diminished. Of course they quoted
pcribors read a portion of tho testimony
, taken before that committee at Hunting
d -n. If that evidence is true, or even par
tially so, it la utteily impossible for the
human mind to conceive how r man occu
pying tho confidential and even sacred po
sition which Professor Ouss did towards
those who were committed to his charge,
ri1tltl1 Cn lltfl-ltr 2 ,l,n.1...U .3 1
t l.u arises, of what county was this A. B. , hhnRer an, w iu;J l
Kelly the Prothonotary? We admit that ; collfilJrd to y f ,s
r,rr.:rIel.ara11 mattCr-. .i.na disgraced, .yand is almost
o. a t2 f th';C-' ft the lt ki,1(. Mr. Css, who is the editor of th
quaitoi of a century from the unputat . -in ii,,,,,;,,,,,!,,,, i . '
i , - , . mint n.gdoti Irioe, requests a suspension
tliat they require anv leiriR'at ve interfo- ' r v ... . '
renre to Lv, J ' '. " allve l ' of j.ublic opinion in regard to the sufficien-
rence to ,el,,e the sureties on their official cv of thft f of hjg .
b...: from any legal responsibility. Our of lhe Sb9cn "
--.u tll fole Flcase cIiecifu accele to liischiiri!iblor
request Mr. Baud to make the necessary . a,ld tnlHt lLat h . Me
hi lTo Sr J 10 ;mCial jOU,nnl -f -P-ssion whicfi
the House, so far as Cambria county is af- i, 4i r u , , .
r,...,, ,, v. . .. t J , tho tefctnnony thus far has protluced aga iut
leced by Mr. Band s report, miy cones- 1 ;m
But the most extraordinary piece of cvi
dence ever presented to a court of Justice,
, and one which sent a thrill of Mmerstitions
, u ui iu.rm.w, .vim uiab uio evus ui i terror inrougn me ini-ong or men and vo- number of smaller art r ea on a sprintr .
men present, was tho skeleton of the un- ' chine last year.
fortunate victim, which had been for more ! An amendment to the Constitution
than three years moldering iu the dim for- ' providing for the election of Senators by
est. What mint have been the feelings ; the people, is being agitated. We see no
of the wretched man whether innocent foort
1.,,,. A-.A fUl i. x. i .. . , . . J I " "t w.fc
w - i- -.uo j Kuniy wueii inese uumo, ana yet eto- elect tlie:r Senators as well as their Reprc
m with the te;ty gentleman who J quent relics of one he had once vowed to ! sentatives
cherish, and whose loving smile and sym
pathetic voice must jet linger arnong his
remembrances of a joysome past-, were re
duced, is left for the imagination to pic
ture ; for in spite of the dreadful concaten
ation of circumstances, which littlo by
lUillll.eO' IIAIM.AI'.V llll. VA lKS. 1.11 1 Kl. ,4s A..
j tie sol'l at I rT li nt ihun rtviilinr price -u Ji.Iimvk.w,,."
, nit- iuii'm nun iniipi sii iisn irious m n y i ri leif ol clot tini- H-si nil. ul i , ,
f.'.fiii. iii-'.l ii3i'ii.iuir .ri mi-, r. 1..1 rA' II ri ALI,(IJ H I1W5 (l
precedents and arrayed against Mr. Ben
nett testimony taken from the efforts of
philanthropists in Lngland and elsewhere.
Mr,
question
undertook to sit in judgment upon his ac
lions. He took a fchorlor method. He ar
raigned his accusers and summoned them
to answer before the bar of enlightened
public opinion. He took up the published
records of various charitable associations,
I A.11 hi.limtriouc cumittrnti f rif sell iha er t h 11 tiny t her house 1 n 11 in brin eon n t. v. I'l -n - K i , e u . H , ..' . , 's'.
An ltutustrious seamstress or Chester ; tfiWn, d jlUiir.. froI0 o.,r sr.. ok prices whti.- it w.q ,,.,t ... , ,"! ,
, ; county maile 142 pairs of pants. ,0 vests, : c)AT ni rcsTOM-.MADK w JttK our ieiin Sp.'-viiiie-. rikI -.m , V',";' ; ' -3
C2 shirts, 3 ladies' suits, 18 coats and j I'KOFITS" the basis upmi whic-b we do busite-s. COME AND S E K 1 A.v .
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE 231 and 233 MAIN STREET. JOH"
w.
pond with what every man here knows to 1
bo the truth. I
During the lant eight years, whenever a
! ennteft a rote iu Congress bet wean a. Pji.li-
Locis T. Wigfai.l, whs was a more cal and a Democrat with regard to their
than ordinary and conspicuous character ' respee'lve leeal riht to a seatTin that bodv
l.u.r.r ,. ,, ... . '
iu me poiuicai troubles w ini h agitated this
c iitntry immediately preceeding the break
ing out of the Into reliction, died at Cal-ve-ton,
Texas, on Wednesday, 18th inst.
He is represented as having been a native
of South Carolina, but lemoved to Texas
when he was quite a young man, and there
commenced the pi actice of the la w. He
was elected from that State to '.he United
Ptstes Sonate in 1 H,"i9 and in that body oc
cupied a distinguished position as an able
B id sometimes an eloquent debater. He
was a remarkably eccentric man in all his
ways and habits of life, and on moro than
oue occasion electrified that then distin
guished body by his wi. as well as his elo
quence. He was present at the bombard
ment of Fort
from Texas in
gros.
it has been the almost inva iabJe rule of
the Bsdical majoiity to admit the candi
date of its party, whether ho was the sit
ting member or contestant, even though
hu was unable to make out what is called
a prima firie case. A notable instance of
the kind occurred last week, in vhich a
Radical named Wilshire contested the seat
of T. M. Ontitor, Democrat, from the
Third District of Arkansas. Although
there dors not seem to be any reasonable
doubt about tho election of Cuntor by a
large majority, yet the Radical majority of
tho House, under the bold and unscrupu
lous leadership of that unmatched dema
gogue, Benjamin V. Butler admitted Wil--hiro.
Such palpable and tlagrant disre-
Miniter and was a Senator ' ard of the voice of the people in a district
the hrst Confederate Con- , is a itoss o:iti.-o n-:t ;tm,,f 1 ,7r-.,.i.i
r- ...... ....i.i o III. lvl!LiCtl
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ai ivi niiioi.u. iii an tns unmilscs . excent o:i the in mru-iM n.f t!. ti.;i,r.,-.i
and iu all his convictions, be was sternly . in tho House has no rights which the Radi
an d. violeuUy wedd.d to the can .e of tho j cal majority is bound to respect.
H .uth, and that section of the Union in j The Philadelphia Tel'jrayh, one of the
ull the bitter conteU growing iit of the regular organs of the Ring of that city, in
'.avcry question between it ami tho North leferring to this last arbi.rary ev-erci.-i' of
had no more active, enthusiastic on.' . i r.owr lv , i;-.i:-t r
, - , . r. - j i,.iu.-.iuii.j.jiu iu voiurresB.
owiieve, no more sincere indulges in the followinsr lust
we are buui d t
advocate than tho accomplished, eloquent, ;
but erratic Lou.- T. Wigfall, of Texas. ' i
A iili.t. is ponding before tie Legislature '
reUtive to the repeal of the usury laws of
this Com mon wealth. It was discovered '
during last week, that printed circulars,
purporting to be siSnd by II. II. Gibbons
ai.d K. L. Saunders, had been stnt through
the Hitrrinburg post-ofiico to the diTeier.t
banks and bankets of tho State, asking for
Coiitribut ions of money to be sunt to the
aforesaid Gibbons and Saur.de;
.i, at that
piac, to bo uM in procuring tlie jia-s;Ke
of the bill. A committee of the Legisla
ture wan appointed to iuvektig.ito the mat
ter, before which a largo number of wit- ,
.-es weie examined, mainly for the pur
Voi,o of asccriaiiiiug vho Gibbons and
Saut.dors were and if they really had a lo
habitation, as thej pretended to have,
at ilarrhdjuig. On Saturday last, W. H.
Diuiuiiek, member of the House from the
counties of Wayae and Pike, and J. Mon
roe Kieiter, a real estate agent in Hanis
targ, were arrested as being the Gibbons
and SaunJeis whofa names were attached
t- tho ciiculars. They each euleied "..nil
iu nit! loiiowmg just and tair.
minded rumarke :
"Tn th Hnnaeof Reprrsmtatives, vpster
1ay Mr. NVilt-hii-f was sworn in as a ineni-l-trfrum
IheThir.l Uist rii-t of Arkansas. It
ix l:ffi.-u't to nrcei vo ui.or. what pri in ip' of
1 . or .osti- t,is sirp .-.s taken. Hevond
quentiona his onponen;, Thomas M. (Jun-ti-r,
the Drinocratie eandi.Utc, had a larif
tnajorify at the polls. Hut it hanpened t hat
his name appeared variously- printed on th
liHllots, quite a niuiilier Warin the rauie
as i M. Otintpr, S. M. Onnter, and Thomas
?I. tt.trit.ir. On this flimsy pretext his c. r
tnl.ate was refused, and with his opponent
was oo;iipe::r;t to appeal to the Hons-,. ():,
l:.f J.run .;,, s,, ,,-.. tv, ,i( JI,,,..
lias admittej H-puMiciia candidate a::d
tlirown tho o-i'is of th contest, on Oiinter.
WiKliire has, of course, no riirht whatever
to !1m: s.-at, aud tv i 1 1 eventually be ousted by
o'-'V -r' l'UT U Ul,1,u"'n,lii outrage tht
Vu-l sre, who has no case at all and who
would never have rt--trod to enter upon aeon
test, should allowed to appear for a mo-ni.-iit
as the acknowledged representati-a of
the .listrii t. In itnlf ihe matter is a small
one, l,t it is only on. ..f inanv abuses of
power that is doing infinite discredit to the
itepnSM.can party."
and showed by their own figures how
largo a propoition of the moneys raised
for charitable purposes went into the pock
ets of the managers of these concerns, and
how little found its way into the hands of
the poor. He asked all such associations
to send to the Herald a report of their re
ceipts and expenditures, in order that the
prtblic might be enabled to make tip an en
lighted judgment. Of the three hundred
institutions which were called upon to
open their books to publio inspection some
eighty have responded. The Uerald pul
lishes a list of these showing how much is
annually expended tor salaries, fcc, and
bow much is handed over to the poor
The Herald has obtained the facts and
figures in relation to some which have not
voluntarily given them up, and the exhib
it which it makes in its columns is decid
cdly interesting. A few examples will
show how wiue a discrepancy exists. For
instance :
The Roman Catholic IIoufo of Merry
expends lor saiai les, tVc, and SIC,
upon the inmates, while the Female
Guardian Society uses up 1S,85:3 in salar
les and disburses if -in, 134 for relief. The
Children's Aid Society expends $01,'2sy
for salaries and $11,0;0 upon the little
waifs for whoso benefit 11. e largo sum is
solicited ana obtained. e have not room
to extend the list, which embraces numer
ous instances ot like character. Tho le
sult will be that the Herald will make the
people of New Yoi k careful about how
and to whom they give hereafter. If it
shall hive the effect of breaking up a vic
ious system, shall drive out of all charita
ble institutions the drones who live on sal
aries, and the Aminidab Sleeks who "row
fat upon the most contemptible species of
peculation ; it it shall lead to an open sys
tem of book keeping, by means of which
the publio will bo able to see how moneys
given for merciful uses are expended, it
will increase the flow of charitable gifts to
a great extent. There are few who will
not give something to relieve distress if
they are suro that their donations will
leally reach a proper destination. Most
men will not stop to inouiie bow a fllow
creatuio happens to be'in need of help.
Ihey will help those who have brought
distress upon themselves by their own
evil courses, but they do hate'to be deceiv
ed. The exposures of the H-mld will do
much good if they succeed in showing
what institutions are mismanaged and se
curing their reformation, and this will no
doubt be the result. Lancait-r Ir.telli-i-encer.
scntatives.
In Santa Cruz county, California, on
Satmday night, Mr. F. Gilkey and Dr.
C. E. Cleveland fired at each other and
both f?ll dead. There had been a feud
between them, and both were drunk at
the time of the tragedy.
JV.E J' A 1 VEIl TISJJ3IIJX1S.
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50,000for$50
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little seemed to lilt the veil of mystery In Cleburne conntv. Alahami on ftm
from the darksome death scene in the ad inst., an immense e'ale endeavored to
shawowy woods ; in pite of the evidence ' carry oft a gill named "Elizabeth Moore
of licentiousness, which might have aged 14, and weighing about ei-hty pounds'
brought a blush to the cheek of the most She was borne- along for some distance at
hardened hbeitine, be sat eareless and about four feet from the groqnd when th
indifferent m manner, and apparently the i bird dropped her.
Mrs. Morris of Mary ville, Iowa, plan
ner an elopement with a traveling photo
iti-ir.iiii' , n,.l 1in. ::,.-. it i .
least interested spectator in that crowded
room, giving no sign of remorse, regret,
or other human feeling. That this in
difference is simulated, there can be no
doubt; but that it is indicative of guilt, or
innocence, can only be determined now
by the inscrutable wisdom of the jury on
which the prosecution and defense alike
relv.
The Martlasd Twins. The
more b'un gives the following in reference
female twins, bom at Tobaoc.
grapher named Hamilton. Her husband
learned of the fact. He at once hitched
up a horse, got into the wagon with his
frightened wife, drove five miles to the
trviting place, and delivered her to Hamilton.
They have a Li m;t out about PauM-
FOURTH GRAND GIFT CONCERT
FOR THE I1KNK.-IT OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY of KENTUCKY.
On March S!st, noxt.
CO.000 TIC
12,000 GIFTS.
to
ing Centre, Ohio, who entered one hun-
Tr,t; ' died and sixty acres of Government land
tnrce years rgo and has lived in a baik I ,,u' ti. ant a. amount in to .1
but in the woods, eating parched corn and
list of airrs,
OVROnAXnCA'JH GIFT
oni; ;kam ca-:h ;ikt
ONF. liKAXl) C ASil I , I FT
ox f. t; t: a n i vsi i i ,-1 ;-r
ONE ;uam r.n (;ift
10 CASH (ili'I'S, tlO.03) eaoli.
2-HMS!) CUTS. f..i Ou each
60 CASH lilrls, l.o-) each.
0 i;Ar H ; I FTP, f ii ca'-h
loo C ASH itlKTS,
10 t'.AJII GIFTS
2 0 CASH GIFTS.
2-5 CASH r; I FTS.
11. .-) C A-H C I FT-.
4'K) PH. h. .
K'K t-:i,-il..
V -1 each . .
l-3 r:i-li..
60 each
Dorchester county, Md., ou the 4th inst., 1 smr"1 Sarc, and without changing his
and who were joined at tho breast in a. c!o,Jl?s or washing his face or cleaning his
manner regarded as more wonderful than Pei'6mi-
the Siamese tw ins : "The Dorchester twins ; There is a Durhain calf in Tuckcrton,
were of colored parentage, the mother !et!s county, about three weeks old, the
being Mary Travels, who is now in excel- i R10st cm ions fieak of nature that has ever
lent health. One of the twins was alive at lt'en seeI1 ' Il)at part of the country. It
birth, but died in a few seconds thereafter. ! ,las ro uair on the l,uck F-'t of the limbs,
lhe other, wheu born, was dead. The , am' the tail is as clean shaved as a pig's
one first ushered into this woild bore the ,ail a'tel the butcher's knife has passed
impress upon its face of a genuine nejrro, j ver jr.
w hile the complexion of the other was like j Steve Low ry, the last .survivor of a
that of a white person and the hair less , not(,I'ous band, of Itobeson county, North
kinky upon its head than that adornimr its ! ' "''"' was instantly killed in the upper
sister. Dr. La Count Smith, or Tobacco- ! ait f that county by three citizens. He
stick, became possessed of the bodies of! .waR tuning hii banjo, prepaiatory to p!av
the tw insshortly after their birth, and with f"r s'"ne wagoners, when three shots
'2.'.0.0-"t0
l'i.frJ
60.00 I
2'j. ix
l,tl
loO.OoO
150.OJ I
50.
40.OXI
40.0.J
4.1 )
2-2..'hj
R.V;.0
l'tie cont-erl anJ distribution of crift will .i.
ilnr.lu unit uuf ion .-;; t.a.e l.ire .i t;,r il.t i
now .rcrt, whether ail the tirkets are so!J or u.-.t
an-1 the Uvjo Biii3 alt paij m pro;Mjriioa lo the
FU1CK OF TlfKKTS.
WhnleTick"t. t0 : Halves. 2. ; Tenth. oreach
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tor circular.
The time fur the dnnfini; is ncarut han l, an I
) rs.ms intenUin to pureliaso lickcta have no nuie
to losj,
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A DKMorn.ATic '.Veeki.v. F.stat.Ii5hcl 1S50 It
I'l'purt Hiife Sitjiim iru. ulitiral an t soWal
I.-rn-.s. i-2 per year. T.x-!u!.-. nine e..pic-i t..r "
Nl--o;iiieu copies lre. A.i.lrc. llAV-bcvK, .New
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them arrived in this eity yesterday after- vp.rre nrc at ,lim. taking effect in his head,
noon ior tne purpose ot having the bodies ' ",ul """lantiy.
properly preserved, which wii7 be done by ) At P- nl- Honday lat an engine ran !
piacitiij them in an aqnaiiuni-shaped vessel 011 -ract at Lniondale. on tho Jefter
tilled with alcohol. Lat nijfht th Dor- Bon between Susquehanna and
cuester monstrosities weie exhibited at the ! al oonnaie. It tell down an embankment
othce ot Dr. J. It. Tail, in presence of sever- 1 i-eventy-hve feet, instantly killing
ai meuicai trentiemun. l he band of imiim ; 'c ior, joun it. llarctin.
conneotini; the bodies of the twins extends ' (',aiui,','i lireman Daniel Cramer,
navel, thus placing the bodiesface to face ! Ix -Senator Louis T. Wigfall died at L. T ,Jtiiel a ALLEY,
lhe bodies are well formed, and weich ten ' v"on, lexas, lat wel;. Before the ! 1 .
pounds and a-haif and measure eighteen war ,le was a Senator from the Lone Star
inches in length. The physicians who were i ,:lt wss one of the leading minds iu
present g.ivf as their opinions that each of '. ih" For several years be has been
the m mm mthly.
kiilinir the ' f?J f A f a '!" ma-le ran-
;, engineer ' 4 l T C vaiii- ..r th mair-
, and biake- ! ViJ J Ul VjXL v.l. with hromo
Inctien. : U Oil t olori.
W ;T;lzin-'.
tne twiua possessed seprratc stomachs,
hearts, livers, etc., and that a wall seiara.
ted the stomachs along that portion where
the bond of union exist. The onlv
on recoid where a similar bond of union
ever existed is in the London Museum, and,
like the Dorchester novelty, the twins were
females."
i traveling in foreign countries, and latterlv
resided iu l.altiinore, wheie ho followed
his profession the law.
A VVashikoton- writer of the New York
i.oi.i reiers to the case of Hi
j'liicneii :
lit'ple-
y-Mrrii ty aoKii: 1 r a
iu the nun of $2..V,G for th.ir .V.i.vnr I i.'.'vr' .J'r T. "-?",ar,,,r8. "f
I t"-""'"-0 ,--. i. ii.i, rys mo petlllOll
w.n gotten i-j. t.y ex-dovernor (l.btis. ,,,1
:. "' some .V.i well known .5H,P-
S.usator Kelley of Ore -on, he:,,? interro-
in relation to th nt-io i.m 1... i I him rimnlr ai,,l ilin
I ' ...... ...v
ii'cuiiry o the j.art unconscious. They then put his face over
Dkt.ut.8 or a Trr.r.ir.LTs Crime. The
St. Louis Denzocmi'n Kansas City special
says VicXult, who, with Winner, timidcrul
und burned a painter nr.aied Sanicr at
W ichita, Kansas, last December, has con
fessed the crime. 1I s.us Winner per
suadtd him long: ago iu Kansas City to en
ter upon a course of crime, and planned
the atVuir. McN'idt was to have his life in
jured for !J.".,000, th-i: Will and burn some
victim and palm off tb body for his, so
that the money could be cy'dc.-tcd. For
this purpose McN'u'.t married a womn with
whom he was then living, aud fche waa to
collect the insurance. At fn st they intend
ed to commit the crime in Kansas City, but
finally concluded to go to Wichita, think
ing escape easior there. Eeing painters,
they starved business, and soon built up n
fine trade.
They were delayed, however, from car
rying out the plan for want of a victim, but
Winner at last came to Kansas City, en
Kaged Sanier to work for them and sent
him down. They met him at the depot on
his arrival at Wichita, took him to the shoo.
nobody knowing anything about it, made
him ether until
Three ITi-ndrkd Mes Afloat crs
Cake ok Ice. Intelligence reached Kay
Ciiy, Mich., on Monday at noon that at 9
o'clock that 'morning a largo cike of ice,
several miles in extent, broke otT from
at Court m the Eastern DUiriot at Phila
delphia, in May next, f.u-violating the pos
tal laws by transmitting and receiving mail
matter for purposes of fraud. The Infor
mation against Dinunick and Kieiter was
nutuo by George Lertntr, r.istmaster at
Hamburg, f.jr a violation of the
la, as before biatcd.
Ou Monday laM, Mr, Dinunick, in a let
ter to the Speaker of the Houa, resigued
lilt t. .. n j r, ........ U.. . C .1 , , . .. ......... . , ...
ujciiiorj oi Iliac OOUV. AJi ""' c lllpn c-'Mit.life Tl, . i
ooUre he requests u suspension of public thf L'-'t1 "Vi" tlK,?e. harl t)l"- wt to demand
... - - -lunr u s n Ynttr
I'Ostill
ot ure.'on. I he i,rorrrl io.. nft,,., ui
was rqua'.ty oivi.U-d, so far as mere politics
r, a.-l in. l.ulea two U-pjibl i.an State
Senators and several members of the lower
'ranch of the Stat., legislature. He said
tif .lid not think the Committee on Trivi
!?! an.J Klcetions w.)ii!,t take up the peti
i..n on ,n?re request of tl1H memorialists, a
'oril " ? t1,,i no1'. '"' n-rely related
A i f lr n V 1-hai,- T"". B-ate would
"Sii lur ar or.nn idiii-t,.i'.i. . i . i . . .
ha.i ev,.t...i mnn . r.r.;: ,,u"jy w""'"
otiruou, whieii, as Doctor Johnson said
about the cant of patiiotisiu, is the last re
fuge of a fecouii.lrtl. Iu his letter of resig
nation he protests his iunoccucc. and mild
ly a&serts that ho has "chosen to make no
defence bcfj.e the honojable committee of
ibis House appointed to inquire into this
;ase." Whsi a lame and impotent conclu
ion J If he ;s Innocent, why refuse to ap
ear Iwfore one or a bund. ed coiniiiittees
and meet th charge boldly, like an hotieit
man, if he is entitled to be called such.
He is a Democrat and came from ids dis
trict to take his seat in the Uoue with a
tqiotless and unblemished reputation, b'jt ,
in hu evil hour we As.ir he has fallen, never
uioix to rie. It is a wid coiniueiitary m
thft frajlty of poor buinau nature, acd
leached an ju-truciiva letwri.
f. M. The e-):liinitco U.l no! i'pp-,fp,l
,w-v ,p0n,1S,1;l;,'rri "ot meet until
- - -,'ti iiiuci, iiun
Kfiiry thinks
the lire, burned it until he could not be re
cognized, and laid him otj a bed saturated
with coal oil. McN'u'.t then cut a gash in
W inner' s ami with a, pair of seissois, and
opening a vein in Sanier's arm took out a
quart of blood and sprinkled it over Win
ner to make it appear be had bled a good
deal. McXult then left his vest and empty
poch-et-bK.k back of the house, where it
would appear robbers hud dropp.d it, and
tnen took a train via Atchison for Missouri
Winner then set fl.e to the building, wbicli
was burned up, and reported that he had
been robbed aud McNult killed and burned
A son of Mr. Jcse C1, three miles
from ?.Iorgantown, duller countv. Kv
though seven years old. has never" walked i
except with the assistance of his hands, i
lie uses them in locomotion like a quad- !
ruped. ,'o effort on the part of Ins fami- j
i . . -. , - . . . . . '
y mts Kuccceneit 111 teaching iii:j to walk
as oidinary human beings.
At 8 o'clock Sunday evening, Albert
McCulloch, a boy, aged thirteen, threw
himself over the railing of the bridge over
the Cenesee river, at. I !,.i....(.. x-
ib i" c-agmaw i.ay, at a x-oint east f ; "e was intoxicated, and broke away from
the lighthouse at the mouth of the river, I two lads of his own age. who were trvinsr
ar.d extending down the : east shore. Upon ! 'ae him home. The river was a
this floating llekl of ice were not less than ! tl'Hsd height, and he was carried oyer the
three hundrt d fishermen, and several teanir ' falls.
and sleighs. The n.er-. were well KUp, lid All Cue talk so far in Congress about
vvitu sjauties, fotnl, tucl and provisions. : reducing the public expenaitures has
vvhen last seen they ha.l drifted several a rnoun ted to nothing. The indications
...i.e.-. no. . iii-aM, an u a strong sontliwcEt ' are tnat instead of a reduction the
wmii, snuinig to westward, was drifting he an increase in the public expenditures
a , --'",t. i. or ihm snore oi tne nay p-ongress uoes not, go about letrenchin
1 the
is follv
n,,-, t, , - .. t. r.7 -. J I ,
...x..x c ...n.ic ,v iHiKiuifr. i;erfr la mm -V lew ctavs arro c-.v-a
one yenr, r.ith U-.artpt rio... . tC.OO
one vc-iir. vr.u Lntutiaatfd t liryiuo,l.;iL'
aKn.-. . ni- veil-. i . i
r -iin,n- oar 1 1 Jn.n kml rrc;uni 1.;'.k.
I mo Kirl --1js c. i I.,.;,,-,,,, fr iheprie
or one. We toUcii l'vperirn.-e! tifrsrri and
uilitrs tosi'ii-1 t ur for tv.-.us un i .-I in-n "UakT-
A.t-b-e s. i:. ( i j-.jv: ht.r.
41 l'.iik Hjw, X. Y. t'ity, or .W-whurgb, X.Y.
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-
irvlnir recontlr ta!;. i: :
H fttf-d up nd com re- ;
-troc-t. two floors oi:t f . j
opposite the Mountain Hi..-.....!
hetf.-r pi-opart'.l t ha ;i . v. r t .
.trtielr- in the TIN. ( M'l !'.': ...
WAUt: I i riff-, allot wln.h
tinvers at the very l.iv.ts; ;
lhe si.'t.Ecritn-r also
and varied ni..nu.. nt .;
Cockicg-, Parlor aud Eec
Of the mn-! .: ; ;r. i !
ami wrrH.ir'l p-rt.--t it. Hi;v.n:tct i
tfi iMl. ICLPA IhlM, pr..n.',.:y a".-
All Wi-lii lidji.. ij v jjt ; . t .-
on tair terns. ami all s'l oVL- ;
ly ine can le .iepen.ied upon .:-
(iinni.t lie iiiit.-rf ! in pri.-.-. A
H.-i.i inerfn-f .U ptro:uife i? r'-v
e i, uii'l no t-Tt. ii t will bo wan:....; :
tire Siilifueti( n to all.
VAU.!i;;.i:
Fbonsbiirg-, Oct. 1", 1;.i.-u.
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ITEBESIHITORS
Itoarlm.AnJs. I' oil-H osm. 11 nt l,s.i c
. l rka i. Co.. X. Y.. Solo AirciiU.
, nniii t . r . mith ti., AtTanf : M Ttronlc
j ly.i, X. Y.. n. i.n;! . iur. of ti,., i ru-Yiwl V, i:ite
j H(,li),-ll,or,;l;,;i,:.:,1 (sen- Ire-.-) on ':.:.
i w.tl. important .x ucis fr-.m I..:imo. Johnson
I au.i otlirr fcitntisis. itcaa it iu 1 e:iv vcur heltii
j and liuiii. j.
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Sv tO.S "0!"'".? ,3':
vs
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f A i.Vii
X X. now propi
lruin turn, r pn.es.
Iriiir. ."f.-icin. s. 1'.
Leon's. H:,H" air! A i
I'iil. t Mi-.t invnH.
U-rs. 'ir;-;:to Mam-si-
l are r 1h v-rin i:.ti .'
vr.ip. Snoi liin- Svrup.
l'ure fpn-es, &c.
Cigars and
niank t: inks. r
l"t. Con-. nip, ctal i;.; 1 .;
I'nvflopi". Jvi. Pi-.,
Kiuni. l!hU!i an.! 1:-;
( .',;. ,M ijj;.;,!. ., ..
ri -s. iHi t. s. Ufiitfi--ti
P--nkrtve. Pip.-, .-.
i SV !v, a ! i.-.! t.i
.tkwi-:ll:y. to h .-h
tetrion of t!v I.; .j;. -I'l
to 1 1 c. !". I'll a t V
th::n evrr i:T.-.? i:i
P.i;H.:r and Ciirar ! :
t-i - 1.:..:
o a a o s
'.L'onts wanted ! A 11 n!..a.
rkiin' ni-nnln .-.f r.K
.V'.m,.T..rol.!. i.iakf more ,u..i..y atwork (Jr us jn"
iti.-.r stj-:ire inetin-ms. nmii . h. ..;... ,i '
re Will J t..U!g tia. P:imeui i:s tr. f. Ad irc
U. hn:; so-,- a Co., Pi.rth.nd, Maljia.
! LOOK WELL TO Vol H IM'CS
... ,. . , - j . .- ..v...- aoont leirenc
a later (tispatcli from Hay City gives tho ' expenses in the proper way. Until
.ohowtnp: additional particulars : A report i money grabbers are turned out, it is
from Lebwatntf this eveuinp, Rays fifty ! to expect economy. '
(No Tar used.) f.
l,Jt:T.rl,,.
WUUn ba I ll Vi'l"
xjoot niwl S'tticMa
1 !
f I n T, .
lK""is say about two hundred men Lfdyer, the remains of Daniel K Tnvr,- 1 rTTi , r
have escaped Two men, named II. J. t a soldier who died in 1G1. of wo-m.U 1 5 110 ("01
I"" J(-,"r t'omnier, are known to ceived in front cf lU.rs! ,, ... "7-1- " ! l-f ;"TF'. r?
tuave been drowned. The ice is bolid. and ! no from the cbmeh-va-.i e .7' , ' v VV'lLr- 1
ranires from twelve to twentv iiwl,. i i Cluirrt, 1...i..... l. K '
- - - - - . .-iiit ii. ftini mnrufi r , f I . o
'rHKun.lcH-rrd ,
L meinns e.i-tMi.-'
.',!,. r.c i p n
t.f Master, felt V - iL.'.-. ? Hencti rlf
Bvaapa ir Circular :.ud Sa-Tipi.,!..
J- FAY. Camden
the
X. J.
'"c"n1 "- r.in tee 1. Kn-lofo
ALlMlX, 1U Chambers
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thickness, and is not easily broken np
now Mt. Zion Cenieterv.
VtmilTail . . 1 . ..
In doinu this it I '
was found that the bodv wa .v,..i,.. I tll
petrified turned to fdoi ,.,.? ti.l iUSU Kan.
-' vm ici
cord, the death of the wife of Mr? F.'w: "r of V
1 letyens ..who had recently eiven birth to! TI. . .
twins. 1 heextraotdiuarv complication at- ! the IMnUrl.i V' ' V , Ul r'tl,rns of
tending the birth caused eat exhaust urn, ! SfS'tfi1'', rcd,ic, d,,the
from which deceased nv r.ui -n ' ! V?3 1 l"1 .s-Vley nearly one-half.
ecea.-eo never rallied. The ti.
infants, who are full crown, and in v.-v ' L " b'I lT n?w. institution mani-
respect perfect, are joined together fro.T, 1 YC a ' . - 'V;8 7,,1-v but wu!l certaintv
to Slim i st. ,.fp l,.,. ,
krs ana Hrrkrp, w Wall-st. X. Y.''
about an inch below the armpit to the hip ior tv wool L T "nt Stokey's rna
bouo, and about four inches in witlth; with Shbo S' oomited up to the
this exception, the infants (boil, fl Z ' 1J. lKd.Vf ,tl'" "'""-nd. As it is
- . .. , . . 1 . tai" wiin uare v r v ti.....t-...i .
hln rta,1ueCcasrr i n bold any
which will doubtless posses, many features ! jLThe Pioneer A,?h ?f .
of interest to the medical profession, no ! dria Va be ZVut i h plod) IU Alexan
record beinrr known ofnnv.L ,n,L,, ! VVJbe,l, ,:lte,y a,H,ut to give a ball.
Walter Craie, of Cross
injtou county, now said to be
until thn k..o... i '-y-niin year, is unquestionably the oldest
nothinsr (letinir.. v, ;ii ,i legislator now livhif in nor Simo l r
He says, however, tj,:lt there is no doubt as v"s 111 the House the sessions of 1S19 and
to U. the action .f Hi- Leeislaturp . ,i i. couttm-.or.irif.ooK' tf u.-tl. Tl.
peon, of i ayettc. lie was, however, some
dit,arythe union of the infants behnVoVe d t. U K'TV'
Creek, Wash- fon.plet. and of much greater extent than til 12 Tclock lt 7,1?
e in bis nine- j .at 'IE - n the celebrated Siam- ! having caused aJ.
ue:i ii n.t-ets. u.ie ct its laraest acts will
.r. ,i. liciiiaiiu 11. J.IV
ese twins.
mm a private letterrecentlv received
that the eiv
moral un-
niiiiiniiif.An. x
. JU,.i.i iiiriiL
caused some e.om .nr..,
tee of arrangements have wT i ento the
newspapers to explain. -Stlietlv , VJ "
mem-
mKi SAFETY KEROSENE IAMB.
brl,kSe !amrSarc ma le of lJ"i? and will never
The bnrners have a Saf. lv Tube ttaehmcnt
for the es.-ape of nd will never eXpi "le " '
iliechmineysare made of ", (or lsin r c-ncs
eo called) and they are 1 l,e ;,- 1: in,, ehirine; s
made that, will not hr.-aS bv heat orc'l.l J
Iss Chimney., and la.r.ps are uns.-.fe and ex
Pf'i've tliiu it , he nn.v. r. ,t eoir.idaint
i'vEHM-n;TT-r,u:.!iLi.io.siiHi, a.t .
Co'mnhys ie broken in ti.'.s eoniurv every
I rieeot Hand L:i.).i,s. e.irio.Iete ,viih 1!it'n
no,- m.j .1....... , .. . .' i ...... t.t .
oroirana. in
S!i..rt SI i!,-,!i-i.,
UK" work cr, ii !.e ol.r ;
'I'ho-iO W llO VP W. ! !1
nt my ef,l lihm. !.t i .
the superior ;:ia it. ..f
easiiy Pt eorivoicfd ! j;
ifivr- mo h tria!. Trv r i
t ?? Kepairin .,' H
to promptly an i in a
Thaiikf.il f .r past t ac
m.P work ar.-l ri. w::.
tinunnce and increase of
I 'HI 1 a.. .ll.t . - .- .,1 . . . ' 1
v, .. . .. . " " 7. " n? ' years tne I'octor's senior when in 11. a !
Mitchell ex H.-.1 Sk t0havt! I use- The southwestern counties take ! hS1, rreStel in P
Hinj.U-Mitchell is hr confine a d ! ',le PalnJ, respect. "Tariff Andy wl" J .' "iff young
f.i.s,:' Jlo will trv ... ,h. w7ha the n ?"rU" a, he was familiarly called, was J1'0 ''fn rviff suit because
y-t. .,'.t., ....-. , J " ... . .:rl in the Stat T.Ao-Ui .tM.o r,r..- Jectei1 hlr". Lad was refused aud
...... ...... i 111. b 11 .! H III II'IT II ml .it ... i -..-...MVI.. b.VVr ,CTA.lA1..7 1.Jin
means t.e ii,a.i ; ,
" '""""K. WHICH n
from Missouri, we learn the following r- t',n " ,uay en?affo
markable incident : Some four years sinco ! M ' , e ht fantast'c, though
o n." After I
AMP
year.
no,- ....... .1..! t . .. ..' - "... i.t ' u. .r--
I 1-...V.. , . r,:"irc rlor or Stand , I
: ; '. .-.i-m ui anv liarl ot the I ni
ted states t.y expr,,s.n rfeeipt .. the merer bv '
Mica Chimneys in every eitv and iwn. to whom a
j 1'heral (il-' be made. Send ior Sample
. tpeak for t hems.-iv. s. ,vl s-il on Fiirlit. A. hire.
i- -U.-O...J AO. i'earl Street. New V..,v
w. speaker in 19-30-ol. He stiU lives f
as d , i - , Vyi!lrC? w"te3 quite
as good a baud ana as sensible a ietter as
most of our present legislators can d j.
up to Lime of
rcss.
n.i will also try to prove that at the time of i tneni. and his death only occurred about a
Ins Oregon marriage hu had received infor- I ;ear slIJce. W illiam G. Ilawkius. then of
inariou oi ine iirtain ot ins tirst wife. Give j x ,cc,,e' entered the Senate iu
i:.m lime aim ne win inane bimself out clear-
ly the injured one, and there is no knowing
1 in v hat he may bring in a claitnaaiust th
Government for danuuge.
A xkw license bti) has made its appear
ance at flariinburg. The fimt section ro
lieal all existing ljocal Option laws; the
second places a uniform license fee through
out the r,;ue, in three eiaskes first $.": I,
t-eci.d !.V. :in the third i--S) ; the fourth
fCclioii icpcal ai! ea'.ii house iic"n.-,
jc.nssiiico ! ,ni. ... - --o.i no inter-
almyra for ', 'Cttdin h a,Iowed insido the
shJ re? f1IhtaisSd!ir,'te1 5, E"ffnl that a Trench
he wa, i V"a.1,!,.!:.d.,5.coverel a Mir method of mt
linnrlciinoii :., .i i i l"S artiiicial Kiio-m- r,-..r., ,
iu ine tuiinijjaii. rrom some ,.inf i( . " ,u-(t l,ai.s so cliean
cause or other hi trial bad Km. ;r,,,,i u C l" ue sold at a fart h it. j
TS37 .nd I l!'ri":e..t.,.!imc - !;'' k ! ji 'iij,, !"': "f,,r,,,rW
f.iIU!i.ii;!i m
sin . s.t: M
Near Union School KoLise.
m'i E fiilisirlln r i s:" -
1 of the -,;;-:: t ' '"
eounttes to tt:e !:,.-t th it I
fill operation in Ml-. :,! a : x
ufactureand reca:r.-t
CARNAGES. BUGGIES.
And all (.thrr !. , -ri; ; 11
Kmpb inr n r..- 1 i.t -
UMnjf only lhe bci n .. -
can aive e;.;:;v :
and prices.
l'laifor.n work d..:.. ..i
lur of all kind a:i.-: . '
A liiacksn.il Ii Sii.'!'
ufactory. Csii ai:J s. e ' '
June C', I?.; j.-n. ''
j PETITION FOI1 ixronroK v-l
j TION OK THF. liKTKKl, Ih(ln.AK TU .
tist Cni uci, ot Hetl.el. ol Cambria Counir 'I -1
! And umv i..-w,t: in I, February 174 " .'in I
! . haner hay,,.- ben ..resent in ooeu CourT J d
I having been examined bv said C. rt .i ,Y. - ".,,J
inir therein noihinar e..n!ain...l o... . ' . -
CllAAVFOIH) H)1
We understand that the ftWr,,-ff.ft,i.
i i quit prevalent in tho towns around us
since, when it came off.
when the iurv announced their vrfliet'
guilty, the young uiau dropped dead upon
.Strange to sav, I : "W"en we consUler that 1
A their verdict ! Tn", '.Sc, eaPand ' in lignites, which. ror
it is ordered t.. l. r, i u.i i.. . .. - l""l0 1aw,
fioe. and a not to of t he abdication to be t.V.r.ii!, .
iu one of the county nailer tor I hl 1 1..Ul,"s-,,ed
dy pair tor three con.-eemiye
y i ne Court.
-- '-I' L.I II 11 It'll I 1 1 I l ,r . . I . I I llllll I Mf I. I'.'.. I". 1 1 ' . ., 1 . .
oy ciiemical treatment with mineral acid, i t... ,m ? .K- " 1 ViuLu,'Jt'-
K :J,v,-.e"a.nKed "I Rrape ,uaa, ! 'jL"r' 'eb. n, is;i.3t.
'..v,.,u I...I, lA It- 11 . .
Titerk are more than one thousand dif
ferent kinds of pills in the United States.
but. that no oases have nrove.l r7i.i c."" ' UI luem Ve wortniess aurt injurious,
families use nothing but J l T", i V" P, B , ,Zn L)r.
dyn Liuinuni. Ou,-Doctor, however we ever sVw A 1 r '"1 anVb,11,U8 V
little ioic-w. io r.,1.,,.- ' ver saw or hoard of. They are now
!,. .J,.-,,,.' U"1 ?w nnosrth fltme of Panons'' 7u--
' " . 'irt J'tl$t
is "V"'"'. "'"F" : i. . , 1"xr Ten:, lo present IV i.
v. nau?inc ohl -..n lws.No ,. Sl.,,. .
'73-
not b at all
aoove report t
sawdust is the
cheap surra..
I 1 - 1 .n , . .
cal a well known chem
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u is but o
Wll cliein- And now, 10th Fehnnrv it.
re almost ! V' 'lr,, ,
- . 7. nr.ufuiir. hceit hvi.ni.i,.. .. " to al1 eredil
r ingrvdi- ! -4 ; Lfore th'. n'. .I :,"iu' v "'""ubrl.i three
Fn,n. i- 1 "a v UI n-l rem
OriitiMd ..i.rrv . .A ty the Court.
1 J- K- "UK, rre-ihoaotsrv.
John Flizharris, 1
I I WlNt; leas- ! ..n i " :
1 1 well known and ! .'
-t.r id now h n ; -i i r i
all who may tacr I "
The be-t that t he m-irk--'
at the Table at a.l fa
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ami the -.hiu.m:!.u
charge of a caret ni ar. i
eirorl will l,i't.'.:ri-j rur.:
able ami y-eil pi -.i.' i
by pr,pir a tte.it " -'i
teale of prices t ii" ri - i'-;'
waj to .u Id c fa cr.
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