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THE WALLACE TESTIMONIAL.

THE WALLACK TESTIMONIAL
Il The Provisional Committee bess to announce that the
FESTIVAL viii take p ASS6 b M OF MUSIC.
muuiheently rendered By Jsnes Phsen , - ~
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING May -
TWO DISTINCT asIs Performances.
VAST ARRAY or TALENT
already volunteered aud hourly sugnentng.
The following among the eminent arsts &c VINO Na'
'''0'''' Mr Edwin Forrest
Mr Morris Barnett Mr. Henry Han
Miss Fanny yiniag, NJ. lane,
M y '" The The Pvne and Harrison Troupe,
with the sanction Of w. Niblo Esq.N
- M H'eAe'iN Mons. wi.,sos
,un.,.,,M,r }. R. scott Rn,sl.Da.
u,E MARSHAL As 1Do Mrs b. " MS. Caleb Marshall.
-'''' J." Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Florence,
Mr. Oxley, Mr. Vernon,
r. Mr.. O. w. Smith. -'''' Mi L. J. Vincent,
= vi ~ " Mr. aud Mrs. z. 5. Conner,
Mr. 5. c. Jollie, Mr.. !. 81 Lake
Nj Norton, - MI u 10, c
M Biass Mr. S SsPTslda'' Mr. f. B. Phillips.
Mr. Broughem Mr. Peters, MrA SteWMt,
NJ Dyott, Mr Oliver Ms Steele
NJ Vincent. Mr. Jefiies, Mss Sarinan'
Mr. II B. Philips Miss Rosa Bennett, Mis- Bishop
! s ai IT, Mama MIR Blake Miss Thompson,
Mons. Chatel, Mrs Brougham' MIS- r'Le,
Mr.. Bland. Mrs. stephens si no".-,
Mr. sfoddsr. Mrs Craner, Mis- Osborne
ne rI;ces viii remain a. usua al the Academy, viz
Prguet rsIquet Circle First and second Oe a's eeb
Circle Tickets -,
Secured cent? eAa
All TO EAcn PEEfoRMAScE.
That in the afternoon commencing O'Clock Inc evening
Performance commencing at u.
Places secured for the evening Periorma1ce only. -
NICOLAY ESQ., who has also kindly volunteered his valuable
Box Book open this day wednesday at the Academy Of
Music. md also NallaCks lheatsr.
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Thousands who have used II can testify 20
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II creates ch and pure blood carries Of the putrd hui
or. cleanse stomach regulates the bowels and mpar
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THE UNITED STATES MECHANICAL

ITO JEWELERs.-A MANDATORY for
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on moderate busness good chance II applied for so-a
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WANTED PARTNER-With small Capital
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NVANTED-To CHARTERS small STEAMER,
w lxlsO feet 10 length zht drt Of water sood bresd'
beam Inquire a. the Irving House, from 10 20 ce1oeL
n q O00 "A SPLENDID BAku .ass :,
WO,OOO. The STOCK TOOLS, god ~ las.
highly profitable, sentee and exclusive - s.rIt With
eco feoc urisias reat variety Of arcssp can AZ
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TIE wALLACK TEsTTMoYT1T-

r. COMMITTEE Roos, ST. Nicholas, Tuesday evening
s11SSnned meeting Will take place THURSDAY
pSr, n<ft oeock e. the st Nicholas Hotel fcr The
hsanotins the business Of the forthcoming PsstivI
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Remittnnces 20 Town.
MONEYS Deposited the credit Of the undersgned with
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DRO AID w AY ii f 1 Il -
ID Boxes and Parquette 5Oc Family Circle and Upper Tier
Is cs Private Boxes rs and so Doors open AZ o'clock
cnrtsin will rise at H. THIS EVENING Will be performed
RICHARD III.
Richard ....M Mr. Davenport Queen Eliza h.. Mad Pon
Far of Richmond Grace Lsdy Anne Mrs Abbott
Henry VIZ. Lefinggel Duchess Of York Mrs Henry
GOOD FOR NOTHING.
Tom Dbbes... Mr.. Dsyidge MAN,. Miss j. Gougenheim
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THE TWO GUARDIANS; Or HONE y THIS WORLD. By
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The Plan u the Au0r in Writing his Series Of Books
Throughout these tales the plan has been picture
Of ordinary life with It's small daily events Us pleasures and ts
tIisls its capabilities OF being turned the best
such BE- fall only few thus excluded
and the hope helping % present clue, by example 10 the
life the incidents which render stery
citing sacrificed and the attempt has seen made
make the interest the book depend the character painting
CHEMISTRY or COMMON LIFE-COMPLErE. The
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TABLE or CONTENTS:
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The Beef We Cook what How and Why we dis-st
The Beverages we iniuse, The Body we Cherish,
The Sweets we Extract. The Circulation Of Matter
The Liquors We Foment, A Recapltuation
The Narcotics we Indulge in,
III.
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Wesha be surprised If hi. story provc 70 be ths most
popular Of eight which % it, auhorsss
New. lork Courier and inquirer.
u g. novel Of undoubtd power and We have read no WORK
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ID Now here the SWISS BEARDED LADY and her
BFARDFD INFANT, who. although yet two years old,
has full beard and whskeIs.-THURS May A-ENEN-
ING AT g. the SONS OF THE REPUBLIC, aud THE GOOD
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DWARF LADY q inches hight FEJEE MERMAID, are
here NATIONAL BABY SHOW, June s. 6, and 6; over %
Babies already Engaged Admance, 25 cents children under
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- One of the proprieon Of several INVENTIONS Of Inn
M pecunisry having all the other business he can
TO- will dispose Of Of hs nseres, IN either o. o.
them nsurng the purchaser great ady1ntAss &
eny rex. Any person having FL 900 20 fooo - ,i
months ess, will receive every inorlsHon ~ 's ~
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NJ Feaiurea for Ia6E.

pew and vefy iaie. estua Story vii be eomneseed
January, hy Marion ha1l1ld author a .Alune auA
H.iaea I@i., 40 teseis tast have created 40 in.
mense sensation % the Htsrlry world. Aso-
Ass Virginia +. T0su-sul val eom6,enes In A..
fe-ruary number Noavele,te, Nbich We know an
sfonris Interest the resdefs Of he BOOK
Stories by an Engash Auihorca.
How 70 Iasc Wax Flososs and Fruits With en-.
gariugS
The Nurse and the Nursery,
li0E 10 make a Bonnet
Troubles ui an English y lusekeeper
The Art 81 Sse,chag Floaes from Natufe.-whh
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b. c1.0fcd.
Va,ernli counsels to Observation-Disclosures IN IA
her "a tAe care Of her haai the Improvement Of her
Ind and the cultivation Of The heart,
New STYLES Of Illuminating Windows and Lamp
Shades, with eugra'ings.
I5ey and History Of Finger Rings, illustrated Shells
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McNEEIY NORMAL SonooL.--Ths school.
situate at IIopeAale, Harrison county, two and
a half miles from Miller's Station, on the Steu-
benville and Indiana r.. r., will open regu.
larly on the 26lh inst, under the most favor.
able auspices
Il Teachers Institute was held in the build
ing during the fourth week in October, which
was attended by nearly two hundred. More
than $4,000 was subscribed for the endov :
ment of the school during the session.
Nj John Ogden for some years Principal of
the normal department of the University at
Delaware, has been elected Principal. Mr..
Ell Regal, wLo has for some time had
charge of the school sustained BY Mr.. McNee-
ly will continue in charge of the Academic
Department,
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DR. KASE's ARrIo EXPEDITION DIR Kane
has concluded q contract with Messrss Childs
s Peterson, Of Philadelphia. iOr the pubIiea-
ton OF his personal narrative and scientific pa
Pers' relating 70 the recent Arlic expedition.
The book will comprise two octave volume,
illustrations engraved from pictures panied by
an eminent artist Of this city, from degueueo-
types Of the Ariie-the scenes taken on The
spot and from sketches made by the author
The Secretary Of he Navy has expressed a
desire 10 facilitate the publication by every
means in his power. The manuscript are in a
forward state, and will be put 10 press with as
liI.le delay as possible New York Express.
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Aggregate increase
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SKELETONS FOUND. Last week while some
workmen were engaged in digging a cellar
deeper, on Mud Street, they suddenly came
on 10 a couple of human skeletons, supposed to
be the remains of colored children, who had
come to their death at time and in manner
unknown. coronor's jury was summoned.
and the matter investigated SO far as it was
possible to do from the evidence, and the above
was ,heir verdict. Somebody, evidently knows
more about the matter than the jury did =
Whose children were they? low did they
come to their death and who buried them in
that cellar? are questions which may never he
answered, yet some one, douotlesS, could
do it. Salem Republican, TN INST
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SCENES IN Tue Practice of New York Sur
geOn, by DIR. Edward H, Dixon, editor of
''The Scalpel," with Illustrations by Darley,
Engraved by N. Orr, 42O pages: l2 mo-
Elegantly bound in cloth. Price $1'25-
Dewit& Davenport, SO and l62, Nassau ST.,
New York, publishers.
We have been favored through the kindness
Of the publishers, with copy ef the above
work. The scenes are described with power
that thrills tothe heart, and moistens the eve
of even the strong man, however unused to the
melting mood. scenes beheld in the Injurious
homes, and at the canopied couch of the rich
and the purse proud, when the cherished ones
are struck down by the inexorable dart of the
destroyer--'Palda mors aqua peue pulsat pa.
paupererum tabe.nae regumque turres,' Like
wise in the lowly cettage of the poor,end at his
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DEAD

JoHN r. SrERLING, son Of Samuel Sterling,
Of this place, who got bis right hand mashed,
on Monday the 5l inst. while coupling freight
cars, died last night, about half past eleven O..
clock. from the effects of The injury Until a
few days past hopes Of his recovery even with
amputation Of the hand, we're entertained
But inflammation had extended into the body,
became Infused into life's current, and seized
upon the vitals; aud two days ago it became
evident that he must die, to which he was re.
signed.
The deceased was young man much be-
loved by all bis associates BY his death his
parents ave lJst an amiable and duuiul son,
his brothers and sisters a kind and affection
ate brother, and the young people of our place
a much beloved and valued associate.
"Frend after friend departs"
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Took THE LAW IN HER OWN HANDs.-.A potato
merchant, at Baltimore, who had lately mar
ried after breach Of promise to another lady,
was followed to market by the injured fair one,
and severely cowhided. The lady cut him very
severely abou: the face, and greatly disfgured
his pysiog The occurrence caused a
great deal OF talk in the market and in order
to get to see a man who was whipped by a Wo-
man, many persons called on him for potatoes,
and in short time had disposed Of his stock,
and returned to his newly welded wife, by
whom he was doubtless conSoled
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

Err. Eckley By virtue OF FL IA ct ieN
vs.. Ia, issued from the Oou'' y, VI
Sylvester Tripp. Common Pleas, of Carroll
couniy Ohio. and to me directed, will offer for sale
at the door o. the Court House, in CarrOton in said
Carroll county, Ohio, on . ,o,-
Saturday. the 18th day of November next, 1892,
between the hours of 10 o'clock d. h, ana CLOCK
and described as follows, to wit: The West hall
Of the South West quarter of Section eleven Qll in
township fourteen, l Of range six, (6 steObenvile
Land district, containing Eighty acres more or less
APP'"'''U J. il. WHITC2AFT,
Sheriff,
Oct. IS, 1885, 5w. Pr, fee $500
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A Man Swallowing MS OWN HEAD, The
American journal of Medical Science, contains
the following from the pen OF D. J.Dugeau, an
American Surgeon at Sevastopol;-'A seaman,
knocked down BY fragment Of a mortar or
shell, was picked up dead The head was
apparently swept from his shoulders, but there
was no trace OF hemorrhage. On disentang
ling his clothes, which were tightly jammed
around the injured Fart, the head was found
driven downward into the chest, carrying with
it great portion of blue shirt and red com
forter. A small tuft of hair alone was visible
at toe bottom of a deep cavity, 1t was reg
ular intussusseption.'
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Dr.. llo0fluds German Bilters-lhis celebrated med
.cine p of th3 very best nthc county, and s good
qualities only need TO be known, % give r precedence
ogee al others now in We have seen is good ef
facts lately aer the total failure Of many others. This
e saving more than we olu for any other medicine with
in our knowledge, and we ietlit dutyto recommend
the Bite 10 tho notice Of our iieuds. The genuine is
prerarcd by d. Q. IT, jackson, Pniadelphl.
Sold by Dr. c. A. Beogle, Carrollon, Ohio
Nov ], 2w.
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MALARIA OR MIASMA,

This subtle atmospheric poison which at certain sea.
sons is uuavOidably inhaled at every bCah Is the sane
in character wherever II exists south, east or
west-aud will every where yield 10 this newly dlscov-
cred a NTlDOTE, which nculraZes the pCison CON.
plccl put cs the system aud thus entirely removes
all the cause Of disease.
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
results from its use:
Il will protect any resident or traveller, even in the
most sicky or yampy localities from any ague OF BIZ
ious disease whatever, or any injury hom constantly IN
halng Malaria or Miasma.
1t Withstand check the ague in persons who have
suffered for AZ euglh oi time, iom one day to twenty
yeurs, 50 tb hey need never have another chill, by
continue suse according to directions
Itw mmcdetcly relieve al! the distressing results
ofb Is or ague diseases, such as general debility
uigbs sweats etc. The patient al olce begins TO re-
cover appetite aud strength, and Continues until per-
name. aud radical is effected And as proof
that it Is also worthy OF public conhd1nce because OF
its singular aud entire harmIessness'
The following certificate from one oi the most ce'e'
rated chemists IL the United States Is attached to eV'
ry bottle;
II have made chemical examination OF Rhodes Fe-
We, and Ague Cure or Antdote to Malaria and have
tested it for Arsenic Mercury, Quinne and Strychnne
but have not iOuud particle OF either in IT. nor have
found any substance in its composition that would
prove Injurious to the constitution.
JAMES h. CLIFTON; NJ. d., Chemist"
This allows OF It's free as a preventive by which
all persons may thus be OF entire freedom tom the
above named diseases no matter how sicky the season
or swampy the locality.
PROOFS OF EFF ACY are frequently Published,
aud the confidence OF the public is asked only in pro-
portion to actual merits wherever introduced and
used These only are relied upon to prove its worth.
One or two bottles will answer for ordinary cases
some may require more. Directions printed in Ger
man, French, and Spanish, accompany each bottle
Price One Dollar
Prepared and sold by the proprietor,
JAMES 4. RID OES Providence Il, l.
For sale u Carrollton by G. A. B0EGEL, and dealer
generally.
July, 1885. ly. Nov, J.