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ATNO II9--CONTINUED ADDITIONS

~ OF SUMMER Sr0Ck consisting Of full sup
aly OF Coat Pants and Vests OF the latest slylss
slso Furnishing Goods, desirable goods for the
ther) such as light q, awaits. Tes, Stocks. Linen
Hsndkerchiefs, Threat and Silk Gloves, Gang, Ne
rino and silk shirts and Drawers. &c In anticip8-
ton Of light trade In the city th!s5 AS IN my stock
vorr carefully selected and made Up, and mark
el at very low prices for cash. Soliciting sXami-
cation Of Wy stock oy all have not yet supplied
themselves. hoping u ~ - - taste in styles.
quality. lit and prise. / = Il, re thanks TO my
liberal patrons. -. "a OJDMAN,
t"Eh| Nv { zig Main II
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NJOTICE.-The subscriber would re-
~ specially inform his friends and the public
for PAINTING GLAZING. &C. promptly. and on as
good terms ne Others always using the beat mate
rails.
To his old friends. he would return his sincere
thanks tor their patronage, some OF whom have
BEEN from his beginning business eleven years
since his regular customers. and he hopes by due
diligence to merts liberal share Of public patron
age. 70 CTS LANDRUM-
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CRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

CRICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.
-Ruptures curedi Rupfuree radically cured
The price Of Dr. Sherman great radical cure rupture
Truss has been reduced from $40 to only IS; placing
Il in the power of all To obtain one Of these invaluable
rrusses, and lie perfectly cured This Truss can con
vebiSntly DO sent by mail or express to any portion
Of the State.
send measure of your hips or pelyis--sayine
tinctly writing your name and place OF resi0ence-
system, giving it great latitude of motion 20 as TO
It there your pleasure by small lever Attached
Ii is with perfect comfort. The Truss 10 Il les.
instrument being perfectly simple and not ut all liza
ble TO get out of order be broken 1t has cured
great number ofpersois in this city and throughout
the State and We will cheerfully refer to gen
tlemen who are we'll known for their veracity and
respectability who have themselves been thorough,
cured of tins dangerous disease and tina too in cases
of long standing and of an aggravated nature.
All medical men pronounce it the Very best Truss
known.
The money for the Truss must invariably be sent
In advance.
Persons not knowing send their money to
any merchant or friend in the city, or will give
any reference TO responsibility and premptness
The TRUSS or any information concerning 1t. car be
had Of G. c. JACKSON
no. II Main street, Rich nond.
n. B. Persons owning valuable slaves who are rup-
tured, should by all means obtain one fer they will
not only cure bnt are so durable that they are the
cheapest Ia the end.
All kinds of Trusses kept and sold on reasonable
terms. ia IzIr
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MUNICH BOOK BEER. Re ceived acme
tnis ago and Just bottling. small lot of the
celebrated "HUNICH Books fdonble hreued Ia
ser Beer,l which will let my regular customers
iaye at the aame price the usual Lager All those
please call and examine. s'''
p. WILBACHEg
Je 10 18th street, between Main and Cary
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keepers, a considerable Der
n WI pAGuED

poo,, Tr,vs Jsr.rrt., between Main and Cary
,,e. - r. 1Sth =. Lslidley Robinson, corne,
; a@et'e " 'ho -" rs. Duy&l Norton corner
IT. raDe 10 tue eamy establishment will b.
rrompt, Pate. . bushcl my4
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';'O TIE PURLIe ar oeeupyin.

-. She Obta
Thankful for your lbere Q and conf
tsnce ia my establishment, --s fully submit
tina: shall not change the A-prly,, my bottled
LAGER BEER. PORTER, ALI If ~, during the
summer season.
The following have been and vii. ntinue 10 be
cly charges: uit
Per dozen quarts ....s2 00( Is eta allowed by re-
4" :. pinrs....... 0G) turn Of the bottles
e e half pints. 50 cents-bottles extra.
Il -. taft, qparler END eighth barrels
~ THIS FRoA = gallons, a package excusiTei,
..n weather asfg.l Philadelphia Ale in Who'll.
y the harvest fields lowest market price, Terms
WW l. Anderson keepers, a considerable par
'NA' A~ " z. WlLBACHER,
p,, Tr,vs Jsr.xrt between Nam and Cary
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'T4IN, SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
4 ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH STREET
BETWEEN MAIN AND ChRY.-The snbscriher r.
fully prepared 70 do all kinds Of work in the above
business with dispatch; and returns thanks to his
numerous patrons for past favors and solcits cor
tnuanos OF the same Being master Of his business
be can promise MS customers that all work done by
him viii at least b. equal to any other house in The
city and fully as cheaps fact known 10 ali persons
who know what good work Is
RO0FINe, QUTTERiNG. &c.-Heis prepared to
execute this description of work Ia q yery snnarior
manner both In town and country ' 1S'
TIN WARE-Always on hand large and general
GAS fITTINd.-He Is likewise prepared To do sn
kinds ofGas Fitting IN the best manner ~ ~
PUNPS.-He keeps always on hand large and ax
tensiye stook Of Well and Garden Pumps
fell CHARLES n 'TANarpv
WHITE LINEN DRILLS PANTS. FOR
LARaB MEN-We hsvo In store a large
stock OF " hfte Linen Pants. which we will selI far
UP pair. They are large sizes, all linen. and
wen made Call soon. as we are selling then, very
fast 04i 'ef5
pARRAC0TT, HARRIS Il co.
La No ii2 Main street
1e% Successors to Merchant Weisg8r 4 Co.
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NANNFHCTCRINU
PUARnACECTIST S AND CHEMISTS,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
a5rsola by nearly all the Druggists IN this city
je 4-dts
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DEATH OF Mr.. PRESTON BECK, Jr.
From III, Phaadelriia Pro.

FROM The Philadelphia Press
The INTEL gel ce of the death CT Mr. Preston Beck,
IT, (eerior partner of the firm CT Beck Johnston, at
Santa Fe, New-Mexcol, has occssored profound SCR
row in Philadelphia. II is only few weeks since his
partIer, MIR. Johnston, left our city with large
smount Of merchsndlse purchased here, aud the new
e the untin ely death his friend and associate, Mr.
Beck, has reached him on his way home. The cir
Gun star ces this sad event detailed "a foox'
Mr.. Beck's death occssiOned by stab IN the
abdomen with dk-kn in the hands OF one John
German. Gu the evening of the 9th of March, this
john German entced into bis store lad IN the employ
# Mr.. Beck and after cOsing the door upon him
beat bim most numerically with an ax-handle, and
then kicked him out the door. Mr. Beck ascert Nned
on the morning Of the 18th, that bis boy had been
beaten and after sending she doctor 10 the boy resi-
dtpce. went over to Germans FIR the purpose OF as
ceranir the cause of the unwarraned and cruel at
tack. Angry words ensaed, when German ran at him
with his knife and drove 1t up tothe nit IN MIR. Bsck
abdomen, cutting the liver.
After being stabbed Mr.. Beck drew his knife, and
with enc hand on is wound, parted Gormans blows,
until he found favorable opportunity, and pldpged
bis kb te to the handle III Germans side. German tell
ara rolled en- his back, when the stream OF LIKELIHOOD
poured shout three feet from his wound. The heart
mad been cut and the miserable man WAS launched
into eternity without moments warning. .
Mr.. Beck picked up his overcast, and walked
toward bis store. He tainted on the way, and wac
coLveye ed to his residence in the of his friends
Aitel two weeks of the most Intense agony, he wa
released from his troubles by death.
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LVTRPoOL COTTOr &ARKLT.-lnere had been
better eaapd IN the Liverpool Cotton mAEe and n atVane
~ d q al de.cripun. readily obtsns' The i-s u ID
he days go bsc. rcludins aco) on speculation an'
1900 for export
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL May s. IL a. un.-The CoTroS market
opens buoy anuy but ye too ecy to e'tmhe the bl.i
-.
MAsoHKsTER MARKET.-Tbe condition o. trade a.
Manchester Ia 81 able al descr iors Of gods han Sd
ven ed slightly. ~
LIVERPoof BREAns1UFFs MARKET.-Messrs. Rich
.rdson Spence Co. quote Flour 6n bat pii,es se,y IVES.
en- Ctrs q az : Philadelphia s'd Baltimore p 6d22
Ohio z 6Gzi6 " heat quiet Red, g. de ,; White, AIS
Com qu,t " bite firm ht advance aid com handed 81
1885, Yeilcw S4t6d3i9
IIvFRPCoT PRoylsfos MARKET.-Beef was dull a.
Secs OFFS boleers pressing their stocks tie market
particularly secondary sorts Pork firm. Bsrou firm
Ia YER finn ep4csy chise sorts which selling
81 Tsfow 81 adv; sales Bachers TO s,rve at So.
LrvIRPooL PRoDUCE MARKET.-Rosin was dull a.
as for common Ashes quiet Pearls Sc. Sugar unca.u
AID fr G. fee quiet at quot rates Rice quiet Lin SEED
on s. ldSOl6 Spris Turpeniite steady a. ~.
LoSDos MARKETS -BRE.DsTUFFs were firm. ST.
GAR bHoysnt at an advance Of S. COFFEE firm, with a.
vspo. Of q p Plantation Ceylon TEA firm ConzDu II H.
RcT firm T.LLow dull AZ 81 G5 J. LSsTED OIL ~ s1jl
PIG laos firm s. 6c5 The sale. Of Wool pro
ing but went of sDguidy al unaltered prices.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-I The L0RfO Tunes reports
American Stocks dull with former quotations barely
Illinois Central Railroad Shares, III = cent discount New
York Central Skies s2tds2 do. Sevens, 81 Erie Railroad
ThIc Mortgage Bonds, ~
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Tile LATEST.

By Telegraph from London TO LirerpooI.
LoND0S, Wedns sdsy Morning.-The Times IN its
City Article today reports the Money market firm up
10 u- sdsy, when it improved under the satisfactory
statements the finances made by the Chancellor oil
the ExcbeQuer and the announcement that nearly a
million of pounds in gold had been shipped from Aus
ITALIA during tt five six weeks preceding tue de-
partuIe Of the last mail.
All the heavy payments fallir due on the lth were
met without embarrassment.
There WAS rather sn increased demand in the ois-
count MAJ ket And the rates of paper were from :! =
Per cent.
The Dedy Ncrs reports that the Stock market clos
cd rather less strong
The Calcutta correspondent of The Daily Ncrs
SAYS has become evident that the offset othe Dude
campaign has failed; that Sir Colin CampbellS con-
quest was but that OF an empty city, anu that the
nsl battle ground will be the territory Of Rohicund
II also Asserts that nothing further will be attempted
yet, owing 10 the hot wesiher.
Tie balance. sheet of Calvert Co., the extensive
London brewers who recently reported TO be IN
difficulties shows large surplus of assets.
IoNDON III o'clock g. m.-Toe opening price Of
C,p,ols at tie l. ndon Stock Exchange w4s 81 "
for both mOIey and account and for Three Per Cent,
96l G9ts.
TIE weather hss been stormy, and several vessels
have put back 10 Liverpool, leaky-among them the
Miuneeots fer Montreal.
Tie wreck Cf q vessel that bad been on fire. belong.
inc TO Boston ANA laden wth deals, was pissed APtll
20 in let. - N, Ior. 10 W..
The General Sale, from Sunderland to Nes-iork,
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THE RECENT RAILROAD DISASTER.
STATE OF LIE INJURED.

y ~
We lean that Mr.. c. {. Knosles, one Of TIE 20,
iurtd persons remaining al Whites bofo, died at >
clock Sunday morrins-mskirg the ninsn vrun On
the late disaster at Sauquoit Bridge. hnowes re-
sdec at SanboErion Bridge, New Hampshire. III"
father arrived before hs Cesih, but WAS not recog
zed BY the eop. who derious in conse fueace o.
the severe cuts srd oortuslons upon bis head. hlS
brsir was DO doubt injured, causing his deatn.
We learned on Sstai day If another wounded man,
wio as rot before this been reported in any psper
Iis p.me Is FraIkhn Miller, cigsr.msker, residing
in syracuse. He the train for the purpoee OF
visicg lis biother.ir-law, Mr Lucius Rowisngsoo
Of this civ and from the fact that his name has not
been reported smcug the killed or wounded, Ne
presume his friends al Syracuse have fet no alarm
coiceuirg him. lie was in the second car. Sno0
after the accident, be was quietly earned to MI
Rowlrgsons on Bridge street where he has remsined
since His il juiss quite severe, bot Dot danger
Gus. He was badly cut and bruised about the hsnde.
eet and body, and partially psrslyzed. lie - slowly
recovering, but It viii be some days before ne gets
out. -
OF the wcur6ed persons row here and o. Whitss-
boo, glad to say that they are generally
doir VEL.
Mr.. Louise Zabn, whose case was regarded ex.
,reuel doub full at the time OF previous report.
8 mTroyrg with fair prospect Of recovery. Her
busbstd, Mr.. Charles Zshp, arrived yesterday morn
irg from Iouisyille, much TO the relief OF Mrs. IA.
81 receives the beet of care and attention az tho
Northern Hotel
We think i. safe to cay that Mr.. Horton Of Bng-
benton Mr.. Bettman ard Mr.. Levi OF Cincinnati aud
Mr. Riley OF Albany, are out OF danger.
Mr. Mack ard family still remain at the McCregor
Hcuse. awaiting the Glow recovery Of . daughter:
Mr.. Monroe OF Greenbush fears he is injured inter-
nally ard expectoraes bloody matter There ID, how
ever no reason to suppose he will lot recover upless
more unfsyorsble symptoms appear AT the time 81
the accident he enjoying robust heslth, and his
hardy constitution will carry him through.
Others not referred to by name are improvingi al
will recover though some of them are manned or
scared for life.
Mr. Smith. the business partner Of the lamentsd
L. ..... IA thA Is
matte Asylum IN this oitymsde insane by the sudden
telgence of the death of his old friend and pertner.
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bard II ede ocr plste vrsck her e,bu berg blown
etiEely e~sy AId what eeems really miraculous 70
the tact that but life lost in AZ This furious
dno'Rsmza'ion n matter and utter demoltioe OF
stIuOures IL is ssid that little child lost from
III tie vreoted steamer. Tbs lumber 10 the yads
wss t,owr all over the city, the gas lamps all
blown down and The tgns were cen. Gyipg in every
Grtoticn; widows and gable srds wee smashed 10.
wb, trains Of cars ree blown CIR the track and she
teauifu college building upon the bluff utterly de-
rotshed. We shall probsbly get more extended par
tculsIs by the mails. Our iLformsrt was obliged TO
,ske refuge 10 The Court houfe squ,e to AVOID the
general destruction which threatened the cry and 70
sscste the flying signs. beaids boxes and Other uis
slss WI b v hich tie sir was MED
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campaign is to be no child's play aud even if 3
seeming truce should Be patched up, twill cost as
much to maintain the army in peace a. in war. Five
or six thousand men cannot be supported At that
distsrce without a draw upon the Treasury TO
Which il is wholly unequal under present crcum-
stances At the present rate of progress Mr..
Buchanan viii leave the Presidency. with public
d, BIT sweled up TO ore hundred or more millions
The Administration processes to be very confident
of being abe to carry the English swinde" in
Kansas IL assumes that if the opponents of Le-
compton could be conquered in Congress as Cox
ard his feDow-renegades were, the same influences
will produce like results in the Territory. 1t en-
courag.d, too, by the belief that the asprants for
political honors aud the speculatious in town sites
will exercise controlling sway. and thus decide
the result by abandoning all their pretended prnci-
pies. We snail soon zee whether the men of Kan
as are IL simple instruments they are regarded in
Washington and are willing to sell their brthright
Of freedom for something cheaper and more de-
grading than mesa OF pottage. INDEX.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
KnnSaS News.

81. Louis, Monday, May Il, Is38.
The Kickspoo correspondent OF The Republican
says that the bandits in the neighborhood Of Fort
Scott humber two hundred and fifty, aud are COM
mapded by the notorious Capt Montgomery They
are thoroughly armed, and mounted on feet horses,
ard defy tie United States troops, swearog that they
will not he taken. Upward Of one hundred AMI fifty
families have been robbed and driven by them into
Missouri
Three hundred troops, comprising The first detaeh-
ment Of the 9TH infantry left Jefferson barracks yes
terjsy for LeavenwOitb.
Gen. Hnbey arrived at Leavenwoith on the 18th
inst and Secretary Hartne left for Utah on the l3tb
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THE FLORIDA WAR ENDED.

From TAe Sardnnah Rspubliedn, Nav IL
By the Florida mail which reached here by the boat
lsst eyering, we received The Tampa PeaInsSidr OF
the 9Th inst giving that the war had been
efectuay coeed though few Indians are still LETT in
the country. The number is estimated at " warriors
and the families. The colonel commanding has Issued
orders for the disbandment Of the volunteer force.
The II dams who have come in, amounting 70 100 10
all, have embarked the steamer Gray Cloud, and
will be carried immediately out of the county Thirty
eight warriors and their families said to remain be-
hinc-iull enough, think for another long Florida
war should they feel disposed to wage it.
We copy the following from communication ~
Mel +. N. PsPe, late Adutsnt General, which No lind
in The Peninwiar:
"On the night Of the I'd, Col. Ganet returned.
bringing with him three OIL sam Jones 'nen Win 'her
fsmlies, in all.
Sam Jores in person had removed OF, positively re-
fusiDg TO have sny further intercourse and says no
uonH not emigrafe for f'co mag0aioads ~ money.
Some a bis men and women followed those OF his per-
w. leaving their camps ard rdculed them for selling
themstlyes fer money. On the arrival OF Col Garett
at Fort Myers Col. Rector gave police that on the
n ornng of tie 4th the Indians Intending to emgrste
hould te ready to embark in time 10 leave the same
At an esiy hour on the mOInirg OF the 4th inst, all
tho Loeu then at Fort MyeIs together with the DEL
.gaIion embarked; the payment commenced, and al
ii o'cl,ck we were unde' way steauring down the
river, Nth 122 hostile Indians. men, women and ohil
trep, On beard.
"1he rumber Of hostile Indians emis rating yoIun-
aii'y il l25 ard in addition To the csphves, ioo all
cd Will be taken from Florida.
"TLe II dams left in the country are now in three
parties. First, the boatmen, numbering II warriors
ard ore boy capsule of bearing arms. This party
Billy leaves with reluctance and asserts positively
that if they could have been found they would have
on grated Willingly. lie hopes that they will not Do
killed. ard says they will notice white nag lie
SAYS, further, Sam Jores is fool, and he does not
ceie what becomes Of him. ectnd-Sam Joaes's
party numbering II men, with their fanihes, inciu-
Ding Sam Jones; Ct these are old men and IL war
rlOIs. 49,
"Sam jones' party originally numbered q warriors
4 Of them are on board. 3d-The Tallahassee Inc
strength tf this party is not known, but, from all the
Information received numbers warriors with their
aniEes Billy soys he has not seen these Indians for
five ye8rs. ~,
"0fthe I65 Indisps emigratog, there are % men
ard boys capable ofbeaing anne, and claimed by Billy
TO be fifteen years ard over besides these, tWo ne
eioes capable Of bearing srms, and, probably, more
beigeIelt than the hostile Indians The remaiader-
l27- are women and children boys and girsl."
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FROM MEXICO.
h: ssx.Orleaps Picsy ma

Co,re.pspe.1ee Of The s.~Oresas Piesyuae
VERA CRUZ, May 7, 1853.
Tie arrival of President Juarez and Cabinet max 90
of this city tie provisional eat Of Government Of tho
Republic; sLd the said arrival will tend greatly ~ con
solidate and encourage the Puros throughout the
country. Vera Cruz il now, indeed, stronghold, and
as lor tie troops and people inside the walls ara
true 10 Zsmora the Governor, no force that Zuosge
might rain could prevail against 1t. True, It Is said
that Ecbesgsry, with five thousand men, will give -
touch Of bis quality within few days but hone Of
tie knowing ones here believe be will be 40 rash.
Gen. CARA il still bombardipg Tampico, but the
L. s. steamer Fulton s keeping him under wholesome
resrsint a. regards Leutrsls He is rather an ardent
yourg man is Gen. Juan Jose de la Cara.
From the interior all is gloomy for the Conserva-
dOres. Osollo refuses 10 march without money. M
ramon has been horribly drubbed by Vdsuni, and
Zucaes i, in tight place for wait Of fdnds. lie has
been tying 10 sci the revenues Of the Cusom-Housss
but those who might purchase would require 10 10
put possession, there IL end to all hope Ia that
quarter. Every Important pOrt Of the Republic Is IN
tie hsncs Of the CorstltutiOnaets.
In short, the OILY bit OF good luck the concern at
the cspiial has had lately II the treacnery on board
the GGensro, man ofwsr steamer, and her putting
into Tuspem tie oIly port in the Gulf acknowledK.
Ig ZulosRs,) with lot Of military stores destined
nom this place for Tampico. But Ismors pre-
paripg q number Of euhbosts, ard with the Demo.
crate, ten sun steamer will so2n make them sn ~
tULcer.
Acmiral German. not Fl ding Jusr'z on the Pacific,
returned bitter Just in time to DO one oil the hfst 70
welcome Lis sITlYal.
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ZIP ANON.

Gen. Espinasse bad recommended, and the Emperor
had sanctioned the removal Of all projects, su0pre-
fots secretaries general and councillors OF project
ure who have attained certain ages calculated to i'm
pair their adD Illustrative powers
Tie circulation of;the Ind6pndonce Beige had been
itteydjcted for one month in France.
NJ de Chasseron son n-law of Prince Murat is ap-
poirted Fren h Charge dAaires in China, vice NJ. de
B0urbOulOr. 49,
The ensemble of the Budget for 1889 had been
adopted in the Legislative BOCy by % against 5.
Trade in Paris exhibited a slight Improvement.
Flour was rather higher. Wheat was firm. The
grain crops were looking favorable, and tn vines
were prou.ieiIg well. Wires ana brandes W re dull,
and slightly lover
The Chambre des Mises en- Accusa alton at Dion had
decided on SEEDING before the Court of Correctional
Police Of ChsoDs thirty five persons mplc atcd 10 the
recent disturbance in tn at place.
TIE Bourse ives firmer Three PER Cents clo,ed On
Tuesday at G9f. OJc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-18
DIR. ROBERT HARE.

TIE death Of this eminent Natural philosopher Is sn-
nornced ss having taken place on Saturday, May -.
a, bis residence in Philadelphis He born l7sl,
ard had conse quenty alta ned the rps Of sge Of
,nty-styen Yeas. lie entered the chemical class in
the University of Pennsylvania in 1901 AMI before the
expaiio OF the year had signaLzed himself by tie
iIveI,ion Of the compound oxy-hy drogen blow
pipe by which instrument degree Of hest WAS pro-
duced sufficient to melt the most refractory mineral
substances Although the honor of this invention wss
Gained by another experiments in Great Britain, the
scientific world is now unanimous in concetlng
tie priority to DIR. Hare. lie sfterwaid intro
duced q modification Of the blow-ppe, in which
alcohol was substituted in the place Of the
gases. Among his Inventors in galvansm. are
his csormeter and desgrator, by the latter Of which
the bsrdes metals instantly fused, AM which has
been pronounced by Professor Siman to be the most
admirable contribution TO this department acknowledge
stree tie discovery OF the pile of Volta ard of the
trough Of Crucksba Ii. lie also invented an improved
gssoneter eudometer, the Itiameter, an instru
ment for ssceItsDipg the specific grayites of lais
together with ysrious Improvements IN the practical
details Of the laboratory. DR.. Hare was elected IN
1878 TO the chemical rrofe in the University Of
Penrtylvana, which Office he filed for about thirty
yesrs. Although frequent contributor OF scientific
Papers to different journals he hiss left no systematic
elaborate work Oh bis favorite science. Within the
last few years Dr. Hare became convert to the doc
triues of Spiriiuasm, IS called, ana coLtoued
their jealous advocate until his death.