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VOL. 11. TILE BOADINCt watt ,PAUL'S IS PUBLISZUBP DAUM' • ( it T & (i 0 , AT NO. 542 PENN STREET. tiI)VORTIO NMBNII3 INSERTED AT RSA- RATES.. o "$; P RI&NNQI =I Tho Pruprioto► of the ,Daily liege anti Weekly . Gazette ARE PREPARED TO DU ALLIINDS Ole JOB WORK MI TOMI7I,Y, NEATLY, AND AT FAIR PRICES! Illicit% ample fiteilitios and good wqrkoten they are enabled to exo- onto every variety of printing do- hired by MERCHANTS, MECHANICS, AND BUSINESS MEN, SUCH .Alt Books, Pamphlet*, Oatslump, Posters, ' Handbills, Programmes, Circular., legal Blanks, Note', Receipts, • BM:Meads,. Letter-Heade; Ball Cards, Bills of Fare, Wedding Cards, Business Cards; Ike., We aro confided that all NNork catutt6ted , to - ia9 7'111 1 '1)6 do tt ti fttelorily to tho austo paw.. bothliato gylo awl prioo. . 011106 by oxiirpari .orm0; bo promptly °wonted. Addeads RITTER & CO. EAtiLiii AND GAZETTE OFFICE 52 Penn Street, Reeding, Pa. une tb. IT ACTS TITUS IN ELLIOTT- 10 amens when need (or reriotriOt le k lu 2; In inonlig. A Oh*. tougb. akin on. weOPIP, Aldo, which realet a the aotton.pf iittgnia ot rain. while the Interior. Wing-'entninklit tivolt Olt and Caitlin. lids** Molt to the, fixpanmon and aontrptieu tot 00 ro , ~: Initiont , ceparat Ina , rdeit* Per 44. _ the agents: • .i I' td t , . . , . • ... , . , . . . .- . „ . . . ' ' • . • . • . • , .. ' . . . ; , , • :. , _ . . • -...,. . .... . • ' . . , • ' • . . ..'' • • • ' . , ..' . . . .4 . " 7,.'s - t. z ttW•W I-14--. ' ; ''-' - '''.' '''' , ` 4 '...........,.• - '"' '''""''''''''' :, '''' t "'"' st '•"''''•" •- ` . 4 ' iK4l -':'''''`'" ' • --,, ' , • . o:te,t i '.,: IA ~t. '. . : ,• -- . l r - .. -.. 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I= The un l derelgeed offer 11)r HMO, at HIV Houal?l,,i,stes, , i 1. , i I ON I; - 000 I, Lb A.T1146 - 1 4 ING I N I'l OF POU#, ,11OR1SE ,POW. Ell,. t 1. , . ,r, . . , , 11 49 4, I, • 1 ' ••1 ~ Apply at tho Aotilitt 011100, or adirosq . . ..,,, . .• .. .. . . . , • •. ir• Ejt 4i. - 00 • , •• nirdwpii). PA• • Erg= IN PHN.A: AND READING RAILROAD wvf,rlw Ateziiockitl laiiinator 7 1 .0 14138/titGER xcisuagn 14TH, £B6B. MR TRAINS DOWN TO PIIILADEL. Pill t, passing Reading, at 7.37, 10.33 and 11.16 A., at,, and 4.ito anti U.SS P.A. UP To POTTsVILLE, at 10.35 A. M., wud 5.50 and 6.00 P. S.. , TRAINS WT.ST TO LESLNOII a fIARRIII. PE ' Western Express from New-York, at'l.o.l A. M, and 1.60 P. M. and 10.19 P. H. Harrisburg Accommodation, Train. at 735 A. M. and Mail Trains at 19.45 A. M., and 8.05 P. M. On Sunday, the down trains _pass Reasl- Jog at, 9.40 A. M. and 4.23 P. M I , and up trains at .10.50 A. 11„ and 5.57 P. M. The 4.25 P. 111. down, and 10,00 A. M. nip trains. run only het - wean Phil adolph Awl Read. Up trains leave Philadelphia for Reading, Harrisburg and Pottsville at, 7.Btaud 8.15 A. IL, 12.80 noon, and 3.80 P. M., and at 4.45 P. M. for Reading only. The 8.15 A. M. train connects with trains for Tamaqua, Wil iianumort, Elmira, Baikal°, Niagara and Canada. Too 8.15 A. M., and 3.80 P. M. up trains from Philadelphia, and 10.85 A. M., and 4.20 P. M. down trains stop only at principal sta. Reading, Reading below Reading Aooommodation Train i Leaves Reading at 7.80 A. M., returning from Phil. adelphia at 4.45 P. M. . The Pottstown Acoommodtion train leaves-Pottstown at 0.45 A. M. Returning leaves Philadelphia at 4.00 P. 51. The-Western Express trains connect at Harrisburg with • Express trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad forlisltimore,Pitts burgh and all bointe Westaud the 1045 Mail train ,pcnnecta at Harrisburg for Pitts burgh, Lancaster,Chambersburg, 'Sunbury, i Sorahton, Pittston, Vi ilkosbarre, Williams port, Look Raven, Elmira and the Cana- Passenger trains Dave Up per Depot for E OO A. phrata, MandOE, Col bia and Lancaster at 7. IL 0.15 P. Through First-Glass Coupon Tickets and Emigrants' tickets at reduced Faros, to all the principal points in the North, West and the thinadas. Witlk 28 (leavens, at 25 per cent. dis °Mint. betWfiaa 4.11 y points desired. MILE AGE TICKET/I, GoOd for 2000 wiles, between pll points, at .02 00—for families and business Avail. SEASON TIOKETS, Good for the holder only, for 3,0, 9 and 12 InentliS, between all pointa, at reduced Pares. School BOABOII Tialtets one-third less than the above. tor rimengori3 will take the Etpross trains West at Me UPI' DEPOT, and all other trains at the LOWER.' or OL DEPOT. 100 pounds Baggage allowed each. passen ger. Rassongera aro requested to purchase their tickets before entering the ears, as higher tares aro charged if. paid In the ears. Excursion Tickets, good for one day, .by 7.30 A. M. Accommodation Train to 11311- adelphia, and return, at $2 OS each. G. A. NIOOLLB, ./day 281 • Geneva' linporintoadont, ------...r: NE : I IVADINU Br, COLUMBIA R I A,ITAIOAD. lalli•:. lil iiirf t ,.%:.t. On and aftorTnurs .. ..--.....• i- - . , .. ..day, Nov. 2f.ith, 1 'lawn:lgor . . 'ra na svlll run on this road as follows: . (leave goading at 7.0 0 A. >u ft U el. 8.15 P. M. . Arrive at i'llilaaciftr at , 1 9.15 A. M. 11 14 Qiilnabikt At ?z! A. h. 41 11 Jam:aster at, , b.* P. M. " " columbiu at —, 8.80 P. M. • I likailliNlNG s ..) • . Leave Lancaster & Columbia at,'9.00 A. M. 44 Columbia at . , 3.20 P. M. " Laneaster,at 8.25 P. M. Arrive at Reading pet 10.20 A. M. 41 atjteadiuglikt. " MO P. M. Trains Nos. 2 &till 4 make Close connec tion at Reading with trains North *ad South, on the Phihuielphia and Reading Railroad, and Weston the Lohttnop Valley tiCad. No. 2 alto makes close cOhneetion With train for New York. Tickets can ho obtained at the Offices of the Now Jersey Central R. R., foot of Lib. orty street, Wow York, and Phila. & Read ing R. li g Thiriconth 1/134 c4llowhin Pailadolphia. Through Tickets to Now-York and 'Phil-. adoiphia, sow at all the nrincipal stations and baggage Crashed through.. Trains are run by rmiodelphia and Read ing ithilroad time, which is ton minutes faster than Pennsylvania R. R. Time. • , GEORGE P. GAGE, Superintendent. • E. F.lTilaysA, Ot,n.rttAts Tleket Agent. fob 18-1 m KRYDEI,I .3t CO., srewF4it's Celebrated Tonic Herb Bitters, =1 01%WW ild. Agoras for BA zwnr's UtatubLro nliottes, , 13QOTS AND SHOES , t . i t REINTEOLD 8t SCH.OENER ao. 41 North - RP.ADING, PA.' r$ l l.lE 811.13a0RIBE1tEl 'HAVE JlJSTllSititi- Brat-olui gook and Shoe-welch:al establishmentand store 'at the above stated, place, where they Sint able to accommodate customers with the best artiolAss in their line of business, and at lower prices then at, espy other place in the city.,,- I:he for dualist of prices proves all we BOY t Men's g boots. , $4 00 and upwards. Men's k boetS, Mon's work kg 1110 u, (en's /*rya Calf Coligrossualters box toes ,8 eit:a calf gargle vegeta. • • , 25 Mena geltnalmoraLa. t 4 t Men's kip Palmorals, Boyle Olißaboorals. , 00 jtole k oatha% -1p ahnorils, 125 100 IVA us bi yr, "Pea 4 k 4 is olizh. ' ---i le 1 .4- 1 4 1) it6 onion:0 Ogress gaiters, , , _ 751 q 20Q Wooicv row Dalmorols t . IVO WOMelk a Qro oo o VAIOrDig. , :, 200' Artnaten'e CirOGOCI I 1 180 • . .1 , , , topic kid alipporo, Manta' lasy rii rolisti. / Yonklus: Mg from 15 Os: to yonw an ,b4)ys' shoos Prow 30 ots. land . Also, a largo stook of notions on hand an for sale, . - . ,- • . . . The MOO Woos, are. lowe r - than at any other stmuar place of bnrinesOin the OW. Pagioalar atteatiori is paid to all kinds cif reP„ nO• , • RUINHOLD 'Si , SCltitliEttp - • • 119RTu .sum• STREEZ (Amps :run nous'? fl 1110 41 4 2. 01 50, PA,. ' , READINGji, UnitST)AT AFTERNOON,TIARCII 3,1869. BURG. 601LMUTATION TlClilf4`B; bianufaoturora of Importer (Ay . , WINES AND LIQUORS. No. 121 North Third pltreets PIIILADELPUIA. For vale at thErEnglo Booketoye. aug 26! FOR THE PEOPLE. THE. BEST AND CHEAPEST I REPAIRING. _AW 11 ,- 'MOTS P 4.1131, FOR s.a.twat, NAi;ii 1100044' , ',.„ „ ~• EAST PENNA. RAILROAD. AILUAKONNIINT, , ; :OP• ; IPASSEKGES TRAIITB, Commencing Monday, DreenlOcr2lBl,llo. No. 0, thin Tratu, leaves Bowling 103), " art yes lontown 1103 `at' New York SAO, P. M.' No. 7 Fast Mall, loaves Hoodlum at Lei) I'. M., arrives at Alloritoyrn ; ut Now Volk 10,03,'P. M. N • " • os.ll and 7, run daily, 'oxttot Sunday, stopping at WAy Eitettivp4 betatio, Howling and New YOrk. sirauss TRAINS: Leave Wading at Is 45 II Il - u 1.00 A. - 11. Arrive at Now York At • . 11.00 A. M. II! 14 If 12.16 A. kt.. a 11 CI 7 44 .#1 These trains• run through from Pitts burgh. to Now-York, without. ohauga of care, stopping only at Lyons, Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton Junction, Clinton, White noose Somerville, Bound Brook, Plainfield and Elisabeth. TO 6.44 A. IL train tune daily oxoept Sundays and Mondays. ' • The 2.28 P. DI: trains , run daily except Sundays. , , • The 7.81 U, and .I.OO Oi lA. • Id, trains ran daily.- • • . • • • • West bound ' fralitsel Ve NOW York, at the foot of Liberty street, as follows Lear, _New York. Arrive , et Rcailing. 12.00 M. Mail No. 0, 0.00 P. M. 9.00 A. M. Express Train, 11.601'. M. 510 P. M. Express Train, •1419 B.to P. M. Express Train 1.00 A. Mail Traia leaving Allentown at 7.20, A. bi., stops at all Way statios; arrivig at Beading at 9.10„,.. U., ru n ning daf fy okcopt Sunda s. Tee 12 M. Train from Now York, stops • at all Stations between New York and Reading, leaving Allentown at 440, P. ti., arriving at Beading at 6.00, P. M., run ning daily except Sundays. • The 8.00 P. M. train irons Now York, runs daily stopping at Elisabeth, Plain field_ IL Bounnerville, Junction, Easton, and Rottileheln, arriving at Allentown at 11.45, P. M., passing Lyons at 12.22,A.M.,•arriv inig at Beading at 1.00 A. M. • • Passengers are requested. to purchase tickets before entering the cos, 26 eta extra will be charged and enilected on the train from .all who pay Warfare to the conduotor. COMMUTA'tION TiPSETEi r good for Twenty-six Tripe, •atits per mint. discount between any p_oints desired. •1 MiLNAGIE TICKET•BOOKS • ' for 2000 miles, good between all pointa on this or the Philadelphia I* \1 Reading R. 4., or the Reading a columbit 14. R., at 252.60 each ter, famlliee and firms., •• • ; • •• • SEASON TICKETS, /PA 'toy the holiler only, for Vircor ulx, nine'anel6 oleo niono44 nt twigged ratan. P. M. ERMENTItoIn. Jan 2•111 - General Ticket Agent. J. R. BARRETT & CO., P‘ropftetori, KAYOLLESTEB, N. 11. Bold by all Druggists wad 'Dealers Ip P l DOlit loi4lQllteß. H. BIRCH & 1310.1 Do. A, IT. LIGHT, W, J. lIIIHRWHOWER, WILLIAM WELLS. 4fsaate ► neading, Pa. may 517 Noltuwan t Miltimoro, DPIALSRB IN ARPWA t E , ; CUTLERY, GUNS, . HOUSE,FURNISHING. 00eD2 METALS TIN PLATES, SHEET IRON, Building Materials, 'SADDLERY, U., Ste., to., to. Ncsp2 PENN STREET, READING, PA, AP 24- PUBLIC SALT& Ol' IttAL 104 . , TN/T.—Will be exposed at PubHe Sale on Saturda. the 18th day of lkiavelL *869 the Keys tone house, in the city cf Read. Ang, all that certain THREES/4)la BRICK W DELLING HOUSE and Lo of Ground, 20 feet and 7 inches front, by 100 foot in depth, lately owned and of:envied by Dr. Frank niftier, situate No. 44 Smith Ithighth 8400., 14e4dIng. The dWelling is largo and commod lo o3. 1 3 01ining ELEVEN Pura ROOMS an a e okillout repairi 'having been lately fitted up•with. all the modern conveniences,` • gas. water. • bilthwoom, range, heater, .to.. A largest/mind of the purchase money can stand on the proper. ty. Possession given. on first of• April. Salo to commence at 1 o'clock P. 11., when conditions. /to., will be .made kncet - (I, S, SCHAESEE ' fob 20 : dtwl . Assigrioo. A SSIG NEE IS 'IIOTIOE.—ELI. sm. Becker; Of the tOwnstilP of Maiden creek, In the County of IlerksAutelng exe cuted an asslatimeat,,ot 411 Ma estate to John B. Vox.of the saMe4ilace. In trust for the benefit °this credltots.• On Bth Ably of February. A. , , Maine Is hofttit glien. that a ll 'persona having claims on mild estate, will present them. and all persona Olri o money to said estate,-wlll make tamed payment to the . un d o ri)gued. JOUN S. I,eOX - . 11<watw . SALU- PElt , - TON Ell rer,Will be sold on _ ti 1,1089. at 1 c0010tat,1%,,,L. A rt Itlit _4 8 8 4 : I ILP: b R E ,1 0 1 : 8 1 a 411,1 X I t r HOUSE, In townablp. or ,HAttlenore ;. thp • tallowing personal property,4o w6t • • • •• nada awl BOdia i ftallairs. Egges , aarPsE.obade's an :Filliads, !tartars, wash. stands, tinwaro, Nirvana, chests, baitars, bridles, satldies; •torEca Ana ; vadat,* oEttpr articles. • • ' - • Conditions made 10101111 at the 11100 RAW: tattoo by ••, • - JOHN klifo.l „Mall(affte Of HIE Hooker, Jo 41 IV,;Nfty , szt,Allotionear., trot? *At* . ..••• • • at o r olotA,6la as4Opli. *lnv ** at* *bioi rvp 11 . basoicionstip,- ,, t. h 11 , 40.liertitituir t tliitft .161; io—nAo MI P st enhatreit= MEM MIS EM'PLOVMENT.... AT YOUR 'OWN HOMES, ULTIMA' SEX'—dttitable for, steady lianas: . Pay,e large prod te ree r partto War" At ono% • 4 (COSTA R I " NO. 10 CROSBY ST. N. Y. 5.11 A. M. 7.31 A. M. 2.28 A.ll. 615 A. it LATEST NEW' YORK NEWS, LADIES • LOOK OUT 11 LOOK.OUT t LOOK OVTI! LOOK OUT 1 ! isßeautlfied the Complexion." 41 01vee Roey Wow W the Uheeke." • "A Ruby Tinge to the Lipcit “Bemovoe all Blotehts and Freekles,” ',!The Beet in' the, World,” ' • Y' • 1 17 , 01STAR I S " BEAT.T T - IF IE It Oittor-Sweet and Orange Blossoms. t Ono Bottle. .I.oo—Three f0i59, 2 00. 1000 potties sold in one day In N, Y.. City p- flit Drugglets.ln nzApnito se ll it, • ' •-'‘ Plowing PRP Ce. .44 itg.:2l%) tiOU ail' IIOH MX I louh't stand it but he\ did, for ho soul right on anti got ft boX of , 1 00STARISt • aoRN 'gOLVENT •• . and Itouriid him," ' • ••• , .• Thouflauda or lioxqa 601 d, • Dr i ugglate lit MINDING' atilt it; I :."COSTAR'B"• 'I'ANDAJ4D PIVY,PAIiATIONS liCbsinereP flat, Roaehot:..p.Erfernsillators. 41 cohtarts". Bed Dug ,EletoPtuitaatora. 1, th0tq1 ... 8" (Rub' Puro) -NW( -Fourier. "Only In fallible 'Remedies known!! "IS years established in New York.!! "2,600 Boxes and 'Flasks manufactured datly,n • - ' "I t t Beware ! !of apuriouti imitations,” "411 Druggists lu READING soli thorn." 444(!rviis' • Co,""STAIt 10 Crosby St., N. Or, Jontik. BEN sv, (Successor to) I)KAIAH BARNES & Co., 21 Park Raw; N. Y, feblS-41&,* Important to Printers 3 PRESSES FOE SALE. A FINE CHANCE POE MACHI NISTB 'AND .111A.NVFAC- Tintg ONE ENGINE ON E 'BOILER TO 1 _.S9I4I),ItAtA The tbliowlngimatenlnery . fa offerid tot sale, at advantageous rates : ONE 080114IATING •ENGLWE OF FOVR o IIORSE rOWEE. ONE; EIORT-RORBE TUBULAR UP- RwErr BoLtEA. ONE LARGE: OYLTNTIER.- PRINT ING PRESS, GAZETTE SIZE. OiLE W.A.Jallica:ON HAND : PRE4B. Oi*TE,STANICINO PRESS. • I . , " • '; 4 ,k PhO :40 41 ' "kr', °; aaa it ' 64., Reading, rill. glee ' • ,"' ' 4 T /AM ; 'a - unity:Lent; ia l'onei is &AGMS 44441conery,pf e mplyr OA, tit the Boo* STOmit, Wftnwtitteetj • teb 14 i11F 4 14 , • , ~ - -, "!"""""•7 -4 7 - .""1"'""';'1"•••••• • • • •••1"." , ••• - ft , '*• , • ..--'•••• t f ` - `•" `••""'"'" „ I El I \ \ ARID --T s AND ME EMI mow' Amass' :LOVIA 'll.l.OltY, Dstr4 •Or Titn . OIJ,SoANO :OF A tint-r-TuR cONtirgton 'AD iscnOOL • 'Our readers may 'remember a bit of 40tect , ear romance that happened a while ago to a condnetorin Jersey Citv t which, beginning in a .delicious flirtation with it brieed-and.butter sehool.girl of " sweet. sixteen," gradually rose, through all the gradations of courtship, to a settled en• gagement of the loving !Air, 'and a final elopement and marriage.. It turned out, however, that the girl had "sold" the conductor, who, for his Part, imagined that ho had won a si)loudid prize, 'and that the weary days of his liorse , c4 drudgery were about to 'terminate' for. ever. It scents thnt the girl's - head was full of yellow novels, that she lived• in the atmosphere of runaway • matches—of rich heiresses marrying invog, noblemen , —and so she persuaded herself that . she was an heiress, and.thaCher father was a Western millionaire, who had doom• ed her' to the slavery of sehopl when she ought to .yo enacting yellow literature dratiMs, and be the h'e• roinp'of a Winning rtimanoo, Cll9 con ductor Was first 'naught by f her luxuriant locks, and Wm by her racy'yatme ttbOut her father's fabulous possessions' in the growing Nest. And so the couple wore married, . the conductor borrowing the wherewith to enslave them both until ono of.them should die. The ,young: wife. was gently her "husband" to, her aunt' in New'York, to whom c she blabbed the' secret. Thtui the bright side ,of the fu. tare history was turned , r and ,the dark side began to show itself,' The girl's parents were made .acquainted with the fiet that their .i . '8111" had becoMe a womannd a wife, and the hutile4 to New York, and carriedleta - if with them to •the West. - The busbaniiWent after !mi l and there _learned that his wife's parents ,a log . and that "pa's chariot" was ,a (wheelbarrow, and his "osses"*an old buck goat and a cow: the conductor rettirned Jersey City, "a whim' and sadder matt" Last' oven• lag; ae he was coming to the city as a passenger on an -Erie street car, and Whilst ho was 'good-hninoredly talking -with the driver on the' front platform, the horses gave a sudden leap, and' he waa hurled overboard, run oveiand New ,liork,Slitt. I A C LEV in Yankee filmier, being witch troubled with rats, and being determined to get rid of them, tried every possible plan, but without Edecess, At last he got.a lot of rats an.l Ant:Mont up hi a single cage; they devoUred ono another till only a single one was left. Ale then turned this ode lOoso' when, excited with tho blood of his fellow rats,, and having become a genuine Cannibal, it killed and ate all the rats it puuld find on the prem. ises.—Jonnial of Agriculture. A. COIMESI.J?iNT of tir untie For• tiler writes ; .1 Imre a ow or a heifer which is Inclined to kick, T take my stool and sit down, with my milking pail be.' tween any kneett,with ',llly left hand hold of one hindlent and my right onoltahlof a fore tent. ~I then commence milking, and if she tries to kick, hang on to „the teats and keep on milking, as she o,p nci• ther hurt me, the pail nor herself, nor prevent me from milking. I keep on milking until I get through.' thus persevering a few times, she will see she can do no harm, and will OlAndon the idea of kicking." THE Pucks fonnty-lotelliganoer says that thorn was a beautifal and rare fuel dent this winter, in WO: MeDovrell's flower garden in Wrightstown. • A bed of Peaks ( 170/a Telcidor) during the gt tat est part of December wai uried under a drift of snow. when die feW days of mild weather came early in January, and the snow. was Molted off, the' Pansies' were growing, the Ws were swelling, an d in a few days the whole mai!! was..in fall and perfect' bloom. This Was a beautiful sight in an open garden in midwinter, and the more retuarkahie froni the sever ity of the weather throughout December;_ anti the re fl ection how very delicate the parts of a flower are.. Mitaxif POULTRY PROVITA LP.‘—akke place to which your chickens r tiro ought to have a dry fiver, and lie kept screpti lously clean ; 'and as 'the, floor coolest part,of the room, their roosting ought net to bo more Alan twelve inches high, and to be.alanting, which will keep the Waiat air in the roos4, liittiug hens can be cured by putting water in ves sel, to the ilepth'or.oue t;;putting the hen WO. and .coveriuu the top of the vessel for about twenty-four hours. The' vessel should bft : deep enonghtoallowthe fowl to stand up. This is the best remedy we :buys ever , Ritrthvwernis tiro greatly reiished conGne4•fowls, Take spade once a day and • turn' over •the ground..for • year Irons. , :They wilt soon runatter yOu•when , they seayon with the spade7and wilt nraply reward yen for 'the extra- trpnble. i to accommodate them, an.'increased-sapply •of eggs.—Canada Farmer. • •• - • ' 1 -A boy in krigimid 0011111 i snapi)ed on empty pieta!' ht bi& grandmother, and the eld.ladi fell d'ead, slain by inirigtfia• —A querio lietweon iwo mea l e a Etriek unit Schweger, in Mailton, Ohio, abbot quti led to•tlitt uto of gro•artus, ;t iil+itlh ' ~d egbr ' ~iiNt ,killed instantly, NI) . • .10'CENTs PEICWEEN: • —The Bomtaky h bourtikes docid. ea that lepiosy Is a tined for diettee. One in every bland Of the populat ion is a' leper. - • —Oen. ltutlei, in's fate speech, says Lorenzo Ad Interim Thopms, for *e kat two years', has served at - "pispetior of aroveynrds" nt " two cents 4 mile." --The bullet that kale NOson, lit Ica• fal4nr, is in the_possession'of Queen Vie. tons. It is set - precious stones ' and enaloseik in go'den eft* iikepeti walnut, LThe War Dritioh Offiee is t in reeelpt of intelligence from New Zealand, The Bit. ish forces . there had made reprlinle on the natives for tint outrages committed at Poverty flay, darting .141 A several, vit. !ages rvere•destroyed, 'and ninety 'Of the natives killed and wounded. The !Mg ish lost only three wounded. —Lamartine t the eminent Poet rind Hip orian, is den 4. . peasant agetl 104 hiutjulik died is Savoy. •• • . 7' , , —Beni W. Wickgra shot Mt:itself at i i rmsas City, Mo., last Wednesday. I.nuielana a railway.eoinpauy het been mulcted ,ln .$0,900, ( 1 , 1 iT401 At / bothover littie,boy, hlittettutns ot! both hie lege, , New.iYorkilaper ineulione a sail. vay conductor who keeps two wives, one here and one in Roston. —À Californian luta built an liagihatl. tnral lorotaolivo" that runs thirty-nine plows at once. - —A United States soldier has found k real black diamond near Allan* h Feighe two ounces ] 40 said to be worth, eoveral thousand , dollars. child woe born in Wiehington comity, Va., lot week with no head, but perfootly formed In all other withrespects, mouth, sums, end natural forniiition olips upon *ts breast. It was born alive, bitt soon died, '--Toxas is golog into the ettltlve s ttim of broomcorn Oxtonxitoly, •• • • —A man emptied oti the Sandi. 'rook light.ship has no been on shore foi ten years. , „ • —A Methodist Epirl throb in Eoboken,,,N. .1., has b en seised by tbn Sheriff. 4Small-poz prevails quite Co l attensively throughought Idinnesota \'' —A newlBsue of fi lly oiler greenbacks iii flooding New York, —Russian vapor Int is of a tempera ture of 57 top degre , will, it; is said; care Ildrophobla. ..., .- - s . . - —ln veridus places in No Hampshire at sunrise on Monday morns g, the ther mometer marked from 18 t 88 1 degrees below zero, At Lowell, Mess4,lt was U below; at Poughkeepsie, N, V.,,A, below, and at Boston; a above; .. —Railway travol has now been dr strueted in Canada for three days by the --A skating ton(cli "for tho chm4ion ,. Flip of America" betweon• ilia man named Swill and (Wainer. at Butralo on Monday, was won by the former,. the score being 42 to 89. -I.3x•Clovernor Samuel Dinauxere, oT New Hampshire, died at Keene, in - that State, last Wednesday, aged 70. -4hero are 10,000 citizens In Vine. land, N. J., and not a liquor shop there. , . The latest tuella from England bens accounts of terrible gales on tho coaate, with many wrecks. —A ladyikt,Morrissula, N. remit ly vanquished a burglar, using AS a wasp• on a koroseno —Leonard Choate has been arndined at Newharyport, Maxe., on fifteen Rpa• rate charges of incendiariete, and Iffs trial has hoed fixed for the sth hi t. ..‘ . ; -p-JiariE. Clow bas beau nv tied, at Indianapolia, of the murder of Jacob Young Tut NI ) agd been',!se,Rteaced to m impr:soient for !ire. ' • „ -I-Moses Ludington, otAleago r Awe, obtained $121,000 worth of goods front . firms In New York Boston and Philadelphia, and then Palled • Matinee/I partner has now been arrested in' Odes,. gorand is said to have made confessiosia that will result in tho recoyery o f a large portion of the goodi; —Tho dwelling of D. • V.: 81.1okneti ea" pressman ) , wee robbo4 0fT,532400, Sunday. An inmate whdl4 diaappm., ed is suspected. —Nathaniel 0 .. Wood, icrlier 4 ‘Tts robbed Of $7OOO w orth " Ambles Boston on Sunder morales. , Air. • - I • I' 1 —An incendiary fira hi Jackson, oa Monday, destroyed the Clarion news* , paper offhwand a book store. /la.,* to $40,000. • . - • . • --Tho masouio ll a at litivriqviiie Vt. ? containing several storm ws.a burae4..oo , , Monday. • - - 2 • The highest ieroisnent hunina 'flab) ? Won on the ilarace of the globo 4he Baddbist Monastery of nanie, nt a height 0f.15,117 feet aboye, thi•seem —The 'New York Express - thinks, * "very old hat" a•good thing to have. "ft relieves lts_owner from care; ns at belle and the theatres there is no, dangerof it helogitelen. • • • , • .-- ,„ . , • , . • —One of the western pipers rtprts certain clergyman as. havifig •• • Peakesi ,contract for revival preaching ' *Pavers. port; lowa. it states that theienthinan has just "concluded a sacceillrattilkaft , tnent" at Rock Wand. '--Seeend-hand clothing ie said to 'omit welkin -41ashn, se the natireC'ero t9ty rood of :the .17eakee nokiOn: of, vetoing fAigi, tails r'''; <4 = =II II A . . ' 111 , ' ' ''t t;f i, t k ~ ? 4 F ,~. '" ~➢: ~