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Plano ORTES FOR HIRE.

PLANO-FORTES FOR HIRE,
AT All BROADWAY, CUP STAIRS.)
n WALKER has constantly hand extensive
ment Of elegant Rosewood and Mahogany Panofortes
Of every description including Grands and Cabinets, which
are Loaned on hire at the above establishment his
factory, No 40 West Nth the 9th
Also New Panos for sale with all the modern improve
ments anted equal TO any in the United States
jel3 lmsrrc
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AUCTION NOTICES.

BY +. COTTON 4 co, Auctioneers.
THURSDAY June 26rh lOx O'Clock, No 21s Fifth ST.
between Avenue c. and D., Patent rail Factory comp
sing Machinery Drums Betting Punches, Stve Mil Ccu-
lar Saws, &c, together with all mchinery, Paint Mil aud
Painting APPARATUS for carrying on extensive bu
the nufacurng Of cedar, vanished,
fancy painted Pahis being good opportunity for who
wishes engage the manuf curing business being
u operation and be examined until the SALE and the only
establishment in this city
Also, 30 900 Chair Rungs, of double length.
Also, 200 dozen Painted Pals Of the best quality.
le26ltsrc
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CROTON n ITH

NOR SALE-Ihe Croton Bath, situated at the Of East
Broadway and Catherine street together with the stock and
hxtures complete order and doing first business
Also Of lease of the premises will be
sold bargain exchanged for other property For further
particulars apply the premises, i2I lvTrc
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FIVE DOLLARS REEVdRD
- between the Theatre and Park Place Gold Bracelet in
the form OF Snake having the head The finder
will receive the above named reward returning the
NO "A Broad street. je2i 1w+rc
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and 7S Chambers street, New York.
mvl7 lmdxWsrc Established 1919

BOARD In THE COUNTRY
AIDES Gentlemen DESTROYS of obtaining private and
IL retired board in pleasant and healthy part OF the country,
about hours ride from the city, be by ap
plying Mr.. r.. DODGE, 5, Harrison street.
eol ttoe
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BURTON's THEATRE,

=
ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Benefit Of Mr.. Sfeuens, Stage Manager.
THURSDAY, June 26.w be performed THE BATTLE
OF NEW ORLEANS-Gen. Jackson, Mr. Thayer; John
Bull Thompson Billy Bowbell Johnson; Charles Altemus;
Charlotte, Mrs Altemus.
Mr. johnson and Mrs II Smith will sing the admired Irish
To conclude with the GOLDEN FARMER-Jemmy Twitch-
er, Mr. Stevens; Old Mob Paullin; The Golden Farmer,
Thompson; Harry Hammer, s. Myers; Elizabeth, Mrs
Wilkes.
KENDALL'S BOSTON BRASS BAND
- ESPECTFULY announce the Public. that they will
~ give a GRAND MILITARY CONCERT at the Ia
WORTH'S NEW YORK CORNET BAND have kindly
their services by request of the CITY Guard
Miss EMILY KENDALL daughter ofMr T. Kendal) will
perform on the Panoforte.
PROGRAMME.
l. Oyerture-Two Blind Men Of Toledo. Mehul.
2. Solo-Bugle-E. Kendall accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Emily Kendall on the
Panoiore) from the Opera Of II Puritaui Bellini
quick Step-Bohemlan Girl (Cornet Band) ar
Carionet~Arisi and Variations X Ken
Tro-om the Opera Norma (Comet Band) Beilini.
g. Largo II racotum-( Both Bandsl .Rossin
Pollacca-( Kendalls Band) .Knaebel
SoloVolin-C. Wrinz. Arto
Duett-Fromt the Opera of Semerimede Cornet Band
4. Winslow Blues Quick Step-(kendas Band Holloway.
5. Waz-Jessamne-Com Band ............ Labitsky.
6. Grand Fmale-Both Bands Observation-Disclosures.
- Tickets Fifty be had the Music Stores, and
at the door ieo5 lt+ie
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NEW MUSIC
II RILEY SEQ. 2s7 Broadway, publish and keep on hand
extensive assortment of New and Fashionable Music
which they offer for sale wholesale and retail the lowest
possible They manufacture Instruments qua
article they SELL being practically acquaint
Id with the different branches Of their business Military Bands
euppied nc the reasonable myi22msrc
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HARPS--REMOVAL OF WAREROOMS
To No PSI Broadway, opposite Washington Hail
r. BROWNE, Maker and Importer Of Improved Patent
Grand 81 and octave Double Action Harp begs inform
his friends and the musical world lie has removed his
the above eommodus premises and would call their
special attention and beautiful
grand 81 double action Harp Is has Just completed
r. is constantly receiving the haering testmoni
brllancy of touch and perfect finish OF his Hsps
and has received the Franklin medal Of the Philadelphia Soc
y OF Arts for his Improvements this very delightful
ment Harps repaired, Strings, Music, &c.
j. f. BROWNE, London, 28lBroadway,
and 7s Chambers street, New York.
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TO CdPIIdLISIS.
A RARE CHANCE-To invest a capital Of about $40 600 in
safe aud profitable by erecting building for divine
worship for the kmanuE Congregation of this CITY, fur
shpg lots between Bowery and East River and
Broome aud Madison streets, for that purpose.
For particulars enquire Mr. j. Dtteuho. fer Is Cedar
or at Aessrs. Ststtheimer Brothers, 81 Beaver
julio imsrc
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ADJUSTMENTS.

PARK THEATRE.
FRENC OPERA.
Thursday Evening, June 26th,
For the First time this Season,
LIE VICOMTE DE L'ETORIERES.
Visct L'Etorieres Mad C9uriot Geneveve Mile Maria
The Princess Nine Richer Hermina, Mile Eugene
Veronica Nine Robion Th- Marshal, MIR Bernard
Baron t. Menelas Dessouyille Desperrleres, Matthew
Pomronne, Oemot Gfevin. Chaffary
After which, First Time in this City,
DlEU VOuS BENISSE.
kosambert, NJ Montsssier Surgeon, Matthew
Saint john Otesnot Servant Pelleve
Agathe, Mime Richer Elise Mile Eugene
Price of Admsson-First Tier of Boxes and Parquette
sl Second and Third Tiers 50 cents; Gallery IS
Doors o~u az O'Clock ard the curtain viii precisely NJ
naif-past o'clock.
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ATWILL'S MUSIC OF THE BOHEMIAN

CAUTION TO MUSIC SELLERS, PERI
ODICAL 1GENI'S, NEWS VENDERS, SC
the Month of December last adapted the Music Of this
Opera very expense adding natter new IT,
es and some original poetry thereto aud secured
the copyright thereof The firm of Ferret Co.. of Pfadel
pima, have thought fit to issue spurious cheap edition this
music, with poetry titles aud adaptation thereof and then
Samuel Owen Esq; instituted proceedings against these
Agents and hereby give notice that will prosecute all
~ the said Ferret Co The genuine Music as arranged
dapted and Published by bears the autographs of those
eminent 'ocalists, Mr. aud Mrs Seguia and Mr. Frazer,
ATWlLL 2Oi Broadway.
Country papers in the employ Of Atw, will the
above three mouths. je2j 3ti,trc
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HE Undersigned being DESTROYS of doing all in their powe,
u 10 sustain the Uovemment its experiment OF giving
cheaper postges hereby give notice. that and after the
day oil July next maabe matter whatever either
envelopes, or IN wrappers, will be received any Of then
Offices 4 ! transmission by express, othe. WISE
Positive instructions VIII be given their Agents refuse
mailable matter under VIII tever guse j may be offered
LIVINGSTON WELLS,
~ New York and Buffalo Express.
New York, June %, 1915 e2Jt Sin
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If we had subscriber on our list that we
thought would not take the following as an
excuse for the want of single line, we
would erase his name therefrom.
"The business of the editor has been too
multifarious to admit of his paying much
attention to the editorial department of his
paper. Our journeyman and devil have
both been drunk, and we (that is ourself,)
have been compelled to set most of the
types and do the press work for this paper.
1t is known that we are a practising physi-
clan, and that our calls are unusually pro-
life this week. Our sisters nurse has been
sick and we have been compelled to spend
a considerable portion of our time in rock
ing the cradle. This would appear suff-
cient excuse for any reasonable man, but it
is not all. A beautiful black eyed girl came
to town last Saturday, and we had no soon
er seen her than we were half dead in love
we have during the week, wooed and won
The dame; and shall Gf no lawful objection
be urged,) be married at the Methodist
Church tomorrow. Are our patrons salts
fed? If not, we hope they may be doomed
o life of celibacy, or if married, doomed
o all the horrors of a hen pecked husbandr'
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT MEETINe.-A very
interesting and enthusiastic meeting was held
last evening of the opponents Of the Punish
msnt of Death, at the corner of Broadway
and Lispenard street. The speakers were
the Rev. Mr.. Balch, Mr., Il. d. English,
and Major Davezac, all in favor of its aboli4
ton. Major Davezac delivered one of his
happiest efforts, and held the audience en-
chained in what all felt TO be rare treat of
powerful and pathetic eloquence. 1t was de-
signed that the meeting should be one of
discussion, with view TO the advocacy of
the opposite view by any gentleman so dis
posed, but none such appeared ON this oc-
casion. 1t is to be hoped that on next We'd
nesday evening, to which time the meeting
some of the opponents Of the
abolition Of the Death Punishment will ap-
pear and take part in the way of debate
Vice Chancellor McCoun, the President of
the New York Society for the promotion of
this reform, presided at the meeting.-New
York Morning NeVs.
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Al Winter Piece.

The moon was a-WaDing,
The tempest was over;
Fair was the maiden,
And fond was the lover;
But the snow was so deep,
That his heart il grew weary,
And he sunk down to sleep,
In the moorland so dreary.
Soft was the bed,
She had made for her lover;
White were the sheets,
And embroidered the cover;
But his sheets are more white,
And his canopy grander,
And sounder he sleeps
Wher the hill foxes wander.
Alas! pretty maiden,
What sorrows attend YOU
see you sit shivering,
With lights at you;~indow;
But long may you, wait
Ere your dryss shall enclose him,
For still. stH he lies,
With %wealth on his bosom!
How painful the task
2 The sad tidings to tell you!
An orphan you were
Ere this misery befell you;
And far in yon wild,
Where the dead-tapers hover,
So. cold, cold and wan
Lies the corpse of your lover!
The ErTRIcK SHEPHERD.
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THE WESTERN LITEBARR JOURNAL
AND MONTHLY REVIEW.

A MONTHLY Literary Magazine, containing 60
IN large octave pages entirely original matter,
emanating from western writers, will be issued
regularly from the first of November, 1914. 1t
will be divided into two volumes per year, Of 800
pages each, or 720 pages at the end of the year.
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within the first quarter
or Newspapers giving this few insertions
will receive a magazine regularly
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LAND AGENCY.

TNNHE subscriber has established Land A oer-
Il cy at Kalida, Ohio, for the purchase and sale
OF Real Estate, payment of Taxas, &c. in the
Counties of Putnam, Paulding and Van Vert.
Being connected with the American Associated
Agency, which extends throughout the United
States and the principal States of Europe, he
expects to be of essential benefit to all WIN NAV
engage his services GEO. SKINNER R"'
Kalida, Ohio, Feb "a, 1914. oOotr
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A New DIsEAsE.-the Alton Qll.) Tele-
graph says that malignant epidemic pre-
valsln a settlement near that city. Itsvul-
carly called !" the cold pIaguen The pa
tient is said to be first seized with chill.
whchis soon followed by raging fever with
intense pain in the head, chest or limbs
The sufferer sometimes sinks under the fever
following the first chill, but generally under
1.-The second. When the head or breast ;s
attacked, the danger is said to be very great.
The same paper mentions case, where the
disease after attacking the limbs, settled in
one Of the eyes of the patient, which organ
is totally destroyed, though the patient other
wise recovered. Sixteen persons have fallen
victims 70 itsin the small settlement referred
10. slek y
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NEW GOODS
att l&1I0UG9n

JACOB j. GREENE, in Defiance. is recoivro q
O new and splendid stock of cheap fall and
winter Goods, suitable for this region, to which
he invites the attention of the citizens of Putnam
county who may visit Defiance for trade. He in
vltes all such to give him a call before trading
elsewhere, as he is determined not to be under.
sold by any responsible house in the place.
o. Cash paid for Uhcdt and skins.
Defiance, Sept. 26, 1874 1877
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE,
Putnam Court of Com. Pleas.-JN
CHAKCERY.

N, ]
Us. ! Putnam Court of Com. Pleas-IN
Anthony Farley & CHANCERY "''-iN
William Farley
by virtue of alias decreta order in this causc to
- directed and delivered issued out of said court
mon pleas shall offer for sale at the door of the Conr
oase In k9da in said County, Monday, the 18th dny
., May a. d. lsio between the hours of ten O'Clock A.
NJ ana iouT o'clock p M, of said day the following de-
scrbed lands and tenemens situated in said county of
Putnam. and State of Ohio, to wit: "''' Vi
The north east quarter of the north east ouortor aud
the east racton ofthe north west quarter of section e
ty SIX IN township one south, of range seven east Con
tanning fory-sx acres of land-appraised value $500
GEO. J.. HIGGINS
February %, 1915. ' '''""Svrgi Sv6ic
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MORE STEAMBOATS, SUNK.-The Washing
ton Arkansas Telegraph of the Goth ult.
says:-We learn by gentleman direct from
Shreveport, that the steamers Agnes and
Col. Hamey, were both sunk in Lower Red
River short time since. The Colonel Har-
ney was new boat, built expressly for the
trade, by Capt. Moore, who it will be recol-
lected, had the misfortune to lose his boat last
season by fire. The particulars we did not
learn.
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METCALF g. HUBER.
Attorneys and Copnscllors Ct Tn

Attorneys and Counscllors ct Lar.
HAVING opened an office in Kalida. will
ILL give their attention to the ordinary business
OF their profession, and particularly to settlement
OF claims, payment of taxes, &C., for non-resi-
dents.
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KAL1DA, PUTNAM COUNTY, OHIO.
WTILL practice in the Courts of Common
W. Pleas and Supreme Courts in the Thir-
teenth Judicial Circuit. All business entrusted
to him will be attended to with zeal and fidelity.
he will also act as agent for the payment Of
taxes, and the sale of lands, for non-residents
Office on Main street, opposite T. r. McClure,s
Hotel. Kalida, November L 1871
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of the Hudson and Lake Erie. The ice left
Albany on the 24th and Buffalo Creek about
the same time.
1t is an extraordinary occurrence 10 have
the lake open so early, such as we believe
has never been wine ssed before by that
veracious old gentleman or gentlewoman-
d" the Oldest inhabitant."-Toledo Blade,
March 7.
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"A L my instance an attachment was this day
IN issued by John Defenbaugh Justice of the
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Ono, against the property and effects of Andrew
Dlnsmore, nonresident of said county.
THOMAS DEKEN.
January 10Th, A. D., 1915. 5w2O4*
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iHe 1orIU"1Hg DaHKs were paying specie
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clnnati, Clinton bank of Columbus, bank of
Clrcleville, bank of Massillon, bank of Nor
walk, bank of Sandusky, bank of Wooster.
bank of Xena,