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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-21
2, 3 G EEE ERA.

On the 18th inst. by Rev. Mr.. Heckermon, Mr..
Frankln Binlebun TO Miss Mary Elizabeth Darr
On the same day by the same, Mr.. Geo. Slack to
Miss Matilda shaft, all OF SchelisbuTg.
In Broadrep ip. 2sth ult. by Lemuel Evans,
Esq. Mr.. John c. Figard to Miss Amelia Wright,
both OF broadtop p
At the house Of r. Foster, Esq. on % inst. by the
same, Mr. James A. Horton to Miss Priscilla Foster,
both of BToadtop township.
OF, the 9ih last at the house Of Mr. Charles Hoy
man. by D. +. Tfoninan, Esq. Mr. Nicholas Buiket
aDd Hiss Rebecca Hoyman, both Of Londonderry Up.
On the 9th iRst. at the st. Clair Hotel by the Rev
\. +. tiitds Mr.. Solomon Miller TO Miss Elizabeth
Pepplr, both OF PauonsyiIe Pa.
On the 9th inst. By tue same, OF the residence Of
her father, Mr.. Adam Brgle 10 Miss Margaret
CaraS, both OF Union Township.
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PUBLIC TElBTE.

The subscriber will sell, at Public Sale, at
his residence in Bedford, adjoining Mr.. Evans
Store, on SATURDAY. the 22d March INST, b'
following property, Eiz.,-Onp four horse broad
wheel wagon and bed, one grain Drill, with an
iron seed roller, one barshear plough, Lancaster
Go. pattern, 3 double * single trees, one patent
hay x straw cutter, one set Of horse gear>, one
large grain chest < feed box. and household
& kitchen furniture, such as bureaus, beadsI'at>
tables, chairs, one large gilt y small boxing
glasses, cooking x wood stoves, hhds. x barrels,
cider, vinegar, sc.
Salr TO commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
when terms of sale will be made known br
CHARLES COLFELT.
March 81 1886.
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The subscriber having disposed Of lis enr~
stock OF goods 10 Mr.. jon SHorMAKeR, brgS
leave TO return his sincere thanks TO th1 pubic
for the generous patronage conferred upon hun
whilst in huSiness-and takes great pleasure II
recommending Mr. Shoemaker TO the kind re-
CARDS OF the former patrons of the Store as
4 Young gentleman every wav worthy OF ihrlr
support and friendship. He will renew his stock
in few weeks when be will speak fer himself
ELIAS FISHER.
March 81. 1856.
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March 81, 1866

On the morning of the 10Th inst lea Ee, Ner. I'M
denly at his residence in Monroe tp. MI bEhSan'
MEANS, aged HTty- Eve years The decreased ifaseI I
wife and four children to his premature s
sad departure from them. He evidenced h'S ,l;,s
rian faith and hope by his uniform Ieculone u ,rbo
He was universally beloved By all has nelsapo.sb sbliac
testified their respect for his memory by Of
very numerously TO pay him the ast 50" o.,, ser.
the grave. His death, though sudden, was D" ~ ~,
prize 10 him as he was habt9ay prepared TOT i y
his truly christian walk In bis demise, d Ia o,
Gle of relations have lost afecilonate "" the
charitable friend who was ever attrn'l's
wants Of the afflicted, ''Happy those ...tea
whom the Lord, when he comeh. sha" iH'"
ing."-Luke XII.
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We publish, on the dfst Page ot The
Ga-efte Of to-day, speech made by Hon {.
4. B5cRALEw, before the late Democratic State
Convention, which will BE- read with great IN
terest and profit by all lnto whose hands II may
fall. It's pointed, torci5le, eloquent, and true;
and is altogether characteristic ol It's Distinguish
cd author, who is one OF the most PROMISING
politicians of which Pennsylvania can now
boast. High honors are n reserve for him
Well may his immediate constituency be
proud Of such Representative N ihe State
Senate
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CUTRCiF NOTICE!

QL"Ata meeting Of the Presbyterian congregation
Of The Boroagh OF Bedford and vicinity, the srh
inst. the following resolution adopted unan-
ruo1sly Resolved That the fiscal year of this con-
gregaton shall commence the Isl of April OF each
year, and tie members thereof shalt pay their Pew
Rents ard Subscriptions quarterly. the first payment
TO De made on the Isl Of April 1856 10 Hon. s. l..
RLSSEII.. NEeasurer.
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tee repudiate all kinds of liquor, as beverage,
we have neither right, law, nor reason, ior al
tempting to compel Freemen to abandon their
own Judgment for ours-rather let them BE-
futLg persuaded In their own mind. We have
not coortrd the hnzzas OF The Liquor League,
and know Of no such organization. We abhor
in;enperance under any form, and would re-
Iocp with ioy unsprakabie, ifevety man in the
land would Voluntarily and conscicntorsly
abandon the use OF Intoxicating drinks. AS
you cannot force man TO become Christian,
the rock which is the sure foundation of every
thing that is pure and lovely, neither can YOU
drive him 10 support the cause OF Temperance.
Mr.. c. could not have Intentionally designed
to misreprespnt us BY the Intimatlon that we
entertain Gan exalted opinion Of liquor drink
ing" end vet he uttered the sentiment without
producing a single fact to sustain the nnkind
charge.
MI. c. saws he was born Jackson Democrat,
aud hopes to die one, which is all very we'll
but il won't d. to say that the old hero, if nv
ing. would endorse him in bis present course
for. although Gen. Jackson was temperance
man in the fullest sense Of the term, yet he kept
liquors ia his house, and put them on his table,
at dinnpr parties, allowing his guests TO exercise
Their own Judgment. This IS evident from the
fact that Mr. C's sons ntrr even offered wine
at the white house II fTemprrance advocates
would lollow the example OF Jackson-"bess'
aDd not curse-if they would seek the good
will Of the erring instead OF inviting their con-
tempt-how much better would it be for the
cansc of both temperance and rrliglon2 Re-
proach never reformed any man.
MeekoySs, love, and charity, should be the
watchwords Of Christians, a fact beautifully
po,trayed in Romans IA, from the lth to the
18Th verse, inclusive.
TO- But Why dost lhon Judge thy brother? or
why dns thou set at nought thy brothrr2 ior we
shall all lsand before the judgment seat Of Christ.
H. For il is W ittpn, rs LIVE saith the Lord,
every knee shall bow to nr, and every tongue
shall confess to God.
-. So then every one Of us shall give an
account Of himself TO God.
I3. Let US not therefore jndge one another a.
ny more; bot Judge this rather, that no man put
a stumbling block, or an occasion to fail in has
brothers. way,
IfChristian teachers ofthp present day had a
little oi the faith that stimulated Elias, who
"prayed earnestly that it might not rain; and II
rainrd not on the earth for the space of three
years aud six months; and he prayed again and
the Heaven gave rain, and tie earth brought
forth her fruits we would not he shocked with
the degrading systems employed by carnaliy
minded men to txptl from the land evil; that
can only Be corrected By teryent appeal to the
Almighty
Finally, 10 'stell our rradors what We think
-basing our remarks upon tbe obligations r"st-
inc. Eb1o ts as ~ inrf.hpr Of = Christian
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tbst all VINO reiOSF 10 %" oT''l' 'ie ~. q
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Si'ecies-aoa ',la' '''s I'oo' O mp ST.
't'es' ~ repeating '"F jug Ai"' "F'T ''no-
'hced n 'ne performance q iIl' a.. y ,oe .'I
NEY u tue 'u'l'-Ss'iScs' '''1'e o'"0
'ne P','-,''''',r, -. d.-a.3 og
,hat ,;.,,,;t, and c.n.Ior n.hcb sbab3 eysr cha
-, ~. coo3,,rt ,f rhos. ,.h, minister N
hol,. ,L;nrs o,d cor,rant.a ,pon !, as orr
;,,l.a,t 3;,,,,,4 - r;,ht r., d;scbar,;rr
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t,.' M ,,-.Ii, .rJ s;,,,,j3 ,'a;,,.
, ah5,,,.l,,ss "a ,nc,ossta1ci.s inns
-, - -. ,,.,,,,t,,,,[,,, Gar ,,,,,r ,,.s
sara - sot..r,,;e.3 an e,ai,o4 rsgsra and
,,,ho ,,,s5s.s o,r,s botb natnraI and sconraI
,,h;ct ..n,ie1. P;n - RAM. Win ,Gr mc4t a,ni.
NON, 0;y,.1s in M. land \ e,art in ,ntelyYc,.
and IN. a,niratioa Of tb- country At Iarre IS Al,
,,ra,or. i gags rs nain. and no pl,asuTs. 10 re-
view the unseemly letter alluded H. We sent
Mr.. c. copy Of our paper containing the az
ticp; but he Is not indebted to Us for the ssnark-
ed" No. to which h. aludes in a y.ry elaborate
lr,,sr addressed to us in the Pbiade!ahia Sun. u
crazv Know Nothing sheet, the columns ot
which daiIy teens VIII articles which seem to
have hpen Copcoctcd and brought to light in the
loves, resorts of drunkenness and drbauchery!
rhe !.ter val be found on the llFs; Pagf, aud
re-atIrms the uncharlta5le charges preferred IN
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted 10 the rstat" Of Nicholas
Miller, late Of Cumberland Valley Township
Bedford County, deceased, are requested 10 max
immediate Payment-and those having cams
agains, said estate will present them properly
authenticated for settlement.
JAMES CESSNA,
SAMUEL WHIP,
.7dmia'dratorS-
March 3I 1916
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GIVE reioice 10 learn tia; Conference has s.

Q- We rejoice 10 learn tia; Conference has select
cd gentleman Of fine capacity Pastor Of the NJ
r. Church Of Bedford, IN The person Of Rev Air.
FISHER, last yeur located al Altoona. He bears
the reputation Of being Christian IN practice as
sell as in profession and is gentleman ot
and pleasing address. We extend 10 hlin cordial
welcome, and trust be will be instrument IN the
hands Of he 7 ord in doing great gorG.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1856-03-21

Making the average number Of Paun.,.
the House for nine monthS, 43, Of y hon. re- III
colored: outdoor paupcs, 6, making H.. are
agp in all, 40. '''s aver
Funeral and other expenses were n,;d,
tous deceased paupeFs in the County. wbn ',1 'f
not be brought TO the Poor House. R1Is l"''G
paid for board and medical atrndsnce e., gre
pers, who were sick in different paris u PaD' ~
County. u TIE
Zig ghty-three wayfaring persons were nror;
drd with board aud lodging, OF whom a. i,o''-
from Germany, Is from Ireland, > lIon G.,
land, from France, . from Denmark {,
Poland, from England and 2 Ampricans '''''
Remaining in the House, Jan. /. 1S5g ..
males, ) ienIales- total, 40. -
STATEMENT of the produce of ,ba r,
and Garden from the lst of April, 1888. IN ~.
Isl of jan, 1886. '''
547 bus. ears Of corn, 387 bus. oais a..
wheat, $50 bus potatoes, 81 tons hay II r,,(
corn fodder, 2049 lbs. pork, 1890 II. I, I.r
223 lbs. veal, II lbs. mutton, II beef hid1s >
calf skins, 30 lbs. lard. 264 lbs. tallow. g23
lbs. butter, 90 bus. apples, 20 bus. ,ona,os, m ~
bus. beans, % bus. onions, = small do 2soo
heads cabbage, 30 bus. brets, 8 bus. p,as ~.
cucumber pickles, 6 bar. crout, IS ous. oarso;r,
8 bus. carrots, $50 lbs. wool
Live stock on the lst Of January. 1885.
, work horses, > milch cows, ! Durham hnn
IS sheep, LIood sow, . shoats.
Feed for Stock.-l5 tons hay, tons sf,ou.
8 loads corn fodder.
Vegetables, Provisions, &c.-2S0 bus. po,,.
toes, , bus. beets, 10 huS. onions, 300 bas@.
cabbage, ) bar. crout. j bar pickles. 1000 h.
pork, 800 lbs. beef, 400 lbs lard, 2l0 lbs tallow
| bar. vinegar.
ARTICLES manufactured by Maron in h.
Poor aud House Of Employment, from the i,
Of April, 1893, TO the Isl Of Jan, 1886.
90 shirts, % prs. pillow CASES, II sheets, 10
round jackets, % prs. pants, % dresses Tor We
men, 9 do. for children, , chat ticks, feather
tick, stand covers. . coats, IS chinmi.s.
sacks for women, % aprons, - night caps. /
vests, towels, , undershirs, linsrv tlinb-
els, 3 >hrouds, l6 handkrrchelS, 4 undershirl,.
- prs mems socks, l. prs. stockings, 4 prs.
drawers, bolster i!cGs, ! comforts, bar.
soap, 30 lbs hard do.
Amount Of produce sc. sold to sundrg Per-
sons for cash and on account
rs bus. corn, 50 bus. oats, 957 lbs BEEF
WE, the Undersigned, Directors Of thr Poor
and House OF employment Of Bedford County,
do certify, that W. have examined tie ANNEXED
account, statement and report OF VIM. F. Moor
head, Stew ard of SAID Poor aud House Of Err
ployment, from the lSt Of April, 1855, urtl
the Isl Of Jan, 1856, and find the SANE to he
correct.
Wtness our hands and seals, this Isl Of Jan,
4. D., 1886.
John C0RLEY,
&. D. TROUT.
G.. d. SHUCE,
Attest Directors
THoMAs Il. GETrYs, Jr., Clerk.
March 81, 1886.
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March 81, 1856
NOTICE.

All persons indebted to the estate OF A0raoo',
Ressler, late OF Cole.ain Township, BedioF'
County, deceased, are requested 10 maNF '4''
mediate paynent-and those having CLAIMS q
gainst said estate will present them properly A"-
thenticated for settlement.
HENRY ". RE>SLER,
Erecat2r.
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n7~Ne regret TO learn, from the Washington u
mon OF Monday OF the death Of Rev. Dr.. BOND, an
eminent Methodist divine. extensively known as The
editor OF the Christian Advocate.
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now THE FILLMORE TICKET STANDS

9T~Col. Mcclure, Of the Harrisburg Iele-
graph, the hone organ Of the State Admlnisra-
ton, in his paper Of the 1lth inst. draws the
following doIeiu picture Of the party now Snr-
piicating for unioa i0r the sake OF the Spo5tsn!
W. presume the Telegraph will BE- considered
good authority by our opponents, at least. The
Colonel thus classfps the Whig, Abolition and
K. \. papers Of Pennsylvania 10 reference 10
The Fillmore and Donplson Ticket.
For th- Ticket, 26-Holding Of, 25-OP-
posed, 35,
The Telegraph further states THAI the opposi-
ton 20 this mongrpl ticket in the NoFih and
West embraces nearly all the presses opposed 10
;hr sPizrcp Administration, and that aot one
third TIE Wing, Addition, and X. \. presses
are supporting the nominees Of the PhlladplphIa
Convention. X must b. evident, Therefore, ~
every sensible man, that fhe opposition to thr
Democratic PARTY werr never IN 50 broken and
hopeless condition, at present. Does any
nan ,rho erer acaS Democrat wish 70 continue
sn such disgrac+ful combinaiion! II 50, his
fallen condition is truly pitiable.
How Taz NoulH&rio> IS Racn1vrp.- The PEi7drl-
phIa North American saws that Nr Fillmores Gom-
ration in that quarter sails codly and 1Himpre>ive-
Is on the public Iaiad." The New Haven (Councc-
ticut) Register says: eve take II lor granted thai
no important section Of the American party in the
free States vii suPport The nomination OF Fillmore
and Donelson made BY ths Philadelpha Convention
i very large number-pstimated high one-hali
of the lodges in New Ynrk openly repuaate the
nomination ol heir iavoFie son" IN New Jersey,
bnt one know not hing paper has aoisied the names
Of Fillmore and Donelson.
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Dreadful Disaster.

GA dreadful accident occurred by the burning
OF ferry boa: Al Philadelphia on last Saturday
ins between and O'Clock, p. NJ. which resulted
females Particulars next week. The disaster seems
20 have been the result OF gross negligence.
4 competen. Teacher wanted on the ist of April
10 take charge or the ST. Csir,ville Public School.
Fairly application to the undersigned, at s.. Glars
vile, Bedford co. vii! meet with attention
March -, 1885, Rev. Y. +. GlLnS.
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LlSt oi pauperS admlIIed, dlschafgFd, died,
&c. during each month, and the number re-
naming al the end of each month, also the ave-
rage number supported in the house, during the
year, together with the number Of outdoor pau
pers supported and buried BY the institution
from the Isl day of April, 1855, TO the first of
Ianrnrr 1916.
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POOR HOUSE ACCOUNT.

JOHN n. RUSH, in account with The Poor ana
House Of Employment Of Bedford County, for me
year ending Jan. l, 1855. Dk.
To cash fromJ w Lingenfrlter, late Stew'd $50 90
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New 4ampzfIire, since last spring, Of upwards of
SEVEN THOUSAND votes, and rednced the fusion
rnaiority N ihe House from 80 almost nothing.
The Democracy we're active and determin-
ed rs al present.
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STATEMENT AND Report Of WM. F..
MOOREHEAD, Steward of the Poor and
House of Employment of Bedford County,
from the Isl day Of April, 1853, TO the lst
day of jan. 1856.
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STATEMENT Of the Poor Housr Mill from
the Isl day OF April, 1883, until thr lst day of
JAN, 1896.
To amount Of toll grain brought in BY the
III a. ,,,,r ,u0nthIy returns
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FOR PRESiDEN'

W-No material change in the markets since last
week.
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We the undersigned, Auditors Of BeIoTd County,
do certify that have examined the foregoing ac-
count Of John H. Ru,h, Treasurer Of the Poor and
House of Employment of Bedford County. and find
the same to be correct and above stated.
Witness hands and seals the 9th day of ia
nuary 1856.
Balance due Treasurer So 10
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Statement and Report of W LTNGENFEL-
TER, Esq. Steward ofthe Poor and House OF
Employment of Bedford county from thr Is
Of January, 1888 to the first day OF April.
1853 DIX.
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Live stock on the lst Of January. 1886
work horses, > mllch COWS, Durham bull
Is sheep, LIood Sow, . shoats.
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Feed for Stock.-l5 tons hay, tons straw
8 loads corn fodder
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DANIEL BARLEY H.. 81
GEO. w. SMITH, II. 5.
ATTEST:
THoMAs r. GgTTYs, Cifrk.
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March 81. 1896.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

March u, 1886.
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1913 374
A list showing the number of Panpers admit
ted discharged rloped died &c, during the
months of January February and March 1888.
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= New YcRK Wednesday Sept g. 1875
Ny aenu, has been called to gross made in tho
september number OF medical periodical upon Dr. Robert
Hunter Of this city, in which the Cure happily effected
in my Ase discreded although the editor who guilty OF
such seouresy admitted handing copy OF his monthly
INTO e Office OF the Daily Times hat he knew nothing about
my case
after enduring seventeen Of suerng should be re-
creant 10 every OF justice feeling sf gratitude
ana 70 every of good will towards those who are
suffering as have been remained SILENT while the phy
slcian 10 whose skill and kind attention already indebted
under heaven great blessing as health Is so grossly
misrepresented and while am said TO re
main sient.n
For seventeen years. I the victim Of asthma
In It's worst form. About twelve months ago l con-
suited DIR. Robert Hunter of No. S2S Broadway, who
put me at once under active treatment by the In
haafon OF such medicines as he prescribed: A
few weeks convinced me that IN the right hands per-
severed with confidence gradually and steadily improving
found self completely relieved have been since; and
In the enjoyment OF good health, gaining esh and
feeling We'll although my old meddal advisers could never
hold out to me the least hope of such happy results under
their treatment
offered some months make a public statement o.
advocates he declined for he5eason that he considered
his practice sufficiently wen established its general results
without the publication of isolated have reason to
know therefore that my although edioray alluded TO
In the columns OF city daily In answer TO former at
tack upon Dr. Hunter by this deal editor
published by DR.. Hunter himself
This called forth only by the unju sab.e
merely add that suffering and present good health
known TO hundreds-many OF whom daily congratulate
me on the evident and great improvement in my health
GEORGE JONES.
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DuFFy-FIASAGAy.-la st. Peter's Church, on Thurs
day, Arg 49, by Rev. Nr DamiDg, HCoH DUFFY, OF Wor
cesler 10 Miss ANNIE N. FLANAGAN of this city.
SBxYAlI-PELRY.-At Monticello, n. Y, on Wednes
day evening, Sept. g. by Rev. r. O. Shmes,l, RICHARD
G. sHnEAII, Jr TO Miss HAREsr E. PERRY, daughter or
the late Esrsnal Perry, Esq, both Of the former
place.
DsamAS-KnIY.-On Thursday, Sept. T. at st. James
Church, Brooklyn, by the Right Rev. bishop Louehan,
CHARIIs l.. DsNMAN ESQ., Unitcd States Consul at AGA
pulco, Mexico, 10 JUAs, IN rd daughter OF jeremiah
Kelly, Esq late OF Stradbaly, Queens COUNT, Ire
land
LorcnRMy-CoIKsAS-sy the Rev. Thomas Armitsge,
Mr. JOIN LouGHaAIS 70 Hiss KATE e. COLEMAN, all OF tns
city.
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sssedan Ernesv Roesl and one by sgnors Rstor. The
attoF will bo e. uted 4, Giud,ttA

sseediAn, Ernesv Roesl and by Sgnors Risor The
hstor VIII DO e. atled " GiudMtA.
A NEW CANsEUeE-A Paris correspondent OF inc
l0ncon ~ .s writes I" had OCCASION last n.sa 70
witness first appearance mot 10 publicly ofthe newest
star OF rae photographic world. Madame rerrars from
Vienna ard think may announce to your readers =
ana "a beautifully made any dancer can be whose
at and neck necessarily thin, and whose arms
also Inevitably lanky. Her face Is no. only hand
~ me- it M exceedingly intelligent, and poetry Is inc
xiking characteristic Of her whole person. so em-
nently poetic ddnsese never gaw, who never saw
IAglioDi but Taghoni's name Is in every mouth ana
the coLn0isseurs VINO compare the tvo ADMIT .uat
yrraris does things infinitely more wondcriu tnan
honi Poetry, grace, nspiratonthese are ner cnarac
tcristics. She 10 loye her srt and ID 70 all APP
peararce another being when dancing. As TO her
power Of bending herse in every sense 1t Is beyond
what be conceived. She 10 Is litne as willow
wand, and no elementary spirit made OF dew and
mooushine can be more ethereal To hoat seems
her nature, whether the air or on the waves.
Her strength of instep s miraculous; and, several
tmcs in the second act she repeats the tur dc force
q standing on the extreme point OF one toe, and
with only the hand of Petpa to support her waist bend
~ backwards until she literally touches the ground
with her band that between the toe Of the right foot
and the right hai arm, her whole body forms arch
This must TO be believed. La Ferraris has not
puly wOnderu full TALENT she has also what is termed
splendid STYLE She has, In one pas seul, movement
which, in music, should call an andante, and which
sho phrases with her feet finely Duprez Ronconi
detained phrase Of any great master am afraid the
badness of The ballet written for her may diminish her
night; but, rely upon it, she is what the Ger
mans call "great appariton."