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has removed ss HAf BusfNBss to i2s Fulton stree.
where he win be happy A. his customers with stylish sud
Becoming Hau At popular prices. His FUR BUSINESS
will be conducted usual the old stand go Broadway
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Formation Of a New Liberal Cabinet.
VIENNA, March Is, 1867.
Advices from Bucharest are to the effect that new
Cabinet has been formed in Waacha Of liberal ten
ioncies-
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'Vhe Turkish Gssrisens In the scrviss Ferts.
vmxxA, March lS-Evening
a Nmkcnolsl. Journal to-day aapeuacsa ths& ~
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A.--Ladies and Gentlemen,
please call and examine our ready made Clothing for Cen
beys end youthA and learn the recent prices.
RkQkAv kn0IHERS, " Lafayette pia0a
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Crissad0ro's Hair Dye.-The Best Ever MAJ
nfaeured Wholesale and retail; also applied NJ No
House.
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Meeting Of Sporting Men.

large number Of sporting men assembled last
evening Al the Florence saloon, broadway, for
tho purpose Of entering horses for the purses
offered by the propretors OF the Union Course for
trotting races In respect 10 the memory Of Hiram
Woodruff however, u was determined " postpone the
matter until Friday, the I'D inst Captain Rynders in
making this announcement, alluded in few brief but
appropriate remarks TO the loss sustained by the sport
inf world and the community at large In the death Of
A Woodruu
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David,s Spring style Of Gentle mems Haea
ready 2s9ss broadway, hear Duane street.
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m nsss :, d. FTtsSs Gs!sf s!if'
REMEDY. Used lnwsrdiy. New Ysrk agents. Dsmao
Barnes A Co. wells. uembold. Coddngton,
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Campbell. Chenist and Ap0thccary. csruev
of Eighth and rwentyeighth Personal
tention 20 the prescription department.
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Broad" --<,ssIAk T. aoR, Mann facturers. 009
10y, Fourth street, have the finest and lArgose
sock OF goods In tho country, at moderats
prices Boiling 81.
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A N U s E NJ ENTs
Rrondwax Theatre.


The tide Of success which has attended the anya~s
Williams tho most popular couple in their peculiar li.s
at present the stage, continues undimnished, asd
their representations nightly given before crowdsd
auditorium Shandy Mcguire and An Hour In sevals
are st on the bills In tho farmer Mr. Williams rep
rssents the jolly hardy Irshman ever ready for danes
fight, With gust0 peculiarly his own. aud in the
latter Mrs Williams appears in rapid succession IN eigs<
and carried ont in style blending the artistic with tbs
marvellous. The bill will be presented al tbs
matinee this afternoon.
Woods Theatre.
The benefit Of Miss Fanny Morgan Phelps a this
theatre last night less = success than the merits
Of this lady Is actress, well ~ the gen.
eral character Of the company now playing hers
deserved. The bill consisted OF a three act COMEDY
entitled the Ladies' Battle, followed by the fares
Katy O'Shea, preceding which interiuds
OF musical eccentricitIes BY James +. wambold.
In the drst piece Miss Phelps ~ Countess dAuroval,
presented really excellent piece Of acting being VERY
Belvin Ryan and Fyne in the parts At the close
Of the piece Misc Phelps called before the curtain
receive the well earned acknowledgment OF . selece
audience.
Musical.
Handel's sublime oratorio OF Judas Maccabcus ~
given at Stenway Hall last evening before tho usual
crowded house that attends all those performances The
solo parts general satisactory--tha OF the
prano prominently SO. The tenor was not q Sims
Reeves in the ss5ound Alarm, but he did his BEST
The Harmonic Society, thoroughly trained and en-
Gent orchestra and the organ and grand piano thrown
in gave the heavy portions of the great work In excel
lent style Mr. Rters baton guided all safely through
and the audience testified their satisfaction in the mooe
unequivocal manner.
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neautifal Hair" Cheyslier's Life for she
Youthful beauty mparts fe and ssrengh 20 the yeaks.e
hair, stops its failing head clean;
unparalleled hair dressing Sold BY all drugeiss ana
fashionable hair dressers aud ONCE 23 Broadway.
Ny. SARAH A. CHgvAfIER nj d.
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Bartiett,s Reversible Sewins. Machiaess =
STYLE for by hand foot. y. W. BARTLETL
paente., Office sassrooms Broadway Prnss
street, New York.
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Florence Reversible Feed
LUCKSTTrCH SEWING MACHINES,
5ss Broadway New York.
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The Best I'm che
world the only perfect Dye harmless reliable
Gus. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Important to Mofhers.-Mps. WsnsIovvss
SOOTHING SYRUP, for all diseases with which chndrsa
are afflicted. fs safe and remedy. II allays
pain. softens tho reduces innammat0n
late bowels wind collie. Depend upon q.
mothers win relieve the little sufferer immediately Per-
fectly safe In all cases.
Be and call for
MRS. wlNsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP
having tho fac snile OF CURTIS PERKINS the eUt-
side wrapper. All others base limitations.
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A ~~sss
TEN REASONS WHY
HOSTETTERiS STOMACH BITTERS

SHOULD HAVE PLACE IN EVERY HOME.
BECAUSE by invigorang the constitution and the frame.
they avert sickness
BECAUSE especially their prevents the atmospheric
poison which produces epdemics from taking effect upon
the system.
BECAUSE they indigestion. and mpart unwontod
yigor o the stomach.
BECAUSE they the best appe,zing medicine at pres
known.
BECAUSE they the only preparation upon which
of bilious habit safely rely keep the liver In
good order.
BECAUSE they tone and regulate the bowels and tn
yaaby relieve them when consped without causing I'M
due relaxation.
and cheer The animal spirits. .
BECAUSE Of spasms bilious collie,
they are the thing be administered the In
slant
BECAUSE they combine the properties OF tonics
an Alternative and nervine IN their utmost purity aud per-
lection.
BECAUSE they are a specific against Ague and Fever
and all ntcrmi.tents and with all their potency pre-
sentative remedy harmless water from the
mountain spring! t-sax,., -. 40 !, i
...tc- - ! x.a. 49, 80 DEFY sTREEf
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rss IsHs ), s.ss :. Ffsshses fsa sS
PosfTORy. Agent for New York 16l Bowery.
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Wedding Cards and nvelopes. New styles.
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Awards to Bnrnett's Standard Prepnrn-
tionsThe following awards made at the late Illinois
To JOSEPH BURNETT co. Boston-Fir:t for FLA
VORTNG EXTRACTS for cooking and hrs prlzo
for TOILET ARTICLES embracing COCAINE for the
hair. FLORiMEL-an exquisite perfnme-COL0GNE
WATER, &c.
The committee first appointed failed to decide second
committee made the awards above Mt the same tin"
highly recommending both sets OF preparation .--
Tribune, october l. .,s~ss-SStcago
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b. b. T.-Sore Threat. Coughs. Geld 4nA
similar troubles suffered 70 progress result IN serious
Bronchial TKOCHEs reach directly the seat Of ths
disease and give almost instant relief They have been
have justly acquired JAS there limitations be 70 oS
tain the genuine.
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Royal Hayana and all Legal Lstess1
n CLAYTON, 10 wall street. New yosk.
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Howe's Scales and safrs-Wnrrantcd %
give satisfaction. Send for illustrated catalogue.
FRANK q. HOWE BRO. l94 broadway.
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Bartlett's Reversible Sewing Mnchimes ~
ela Nine. DlsMOREsT'S Emporium Of Fashion,
No. Al HroadHRY.
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The Howe pIas Css rScs S in.sesor -
sewinr nasbineI President, 69s Broadway New fork.
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soid niornston iarnisssd he hissess rates pa q
boubloon: and 4, Al kinds q Gold and silvsr:
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gThis Establishment Does Adyerss:c IN ~ ~. ~
Herald. MILLER CO., Canal street. SSa'O savss -
Nav LIST. Union SQUARE. -~asxN
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Machines. go Broadway New York
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Iron Work for Buildings.

JAMES l. JACKSON I BROTHER. rwsntysishsA
street second avenue and Twsn,ynin,h srse mansf:s-
ING PURPOSES. Iron Building Fronts, 0irders CounssI
Beams shutters Vault Lights Railings, Stable Fxturs.s
Opera House Chairs A Particular attention poA9
10 The manufacture hne Castings
Estimates furnish whom requested.
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80 S.r Fine Drcss Baots. with Rlase!1
eiss Ees ausiitv French Patent Leather nepts So.
Rssdv made Or 70 order Also Cans fAxh eAe 4eQa a.
t;si.ers. ii HVNT 3 ~ Broadway
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The BuraIar Alarm Telegraph Protects Invfs-
bly each window and door, In operation ct 1O BroadwAy-
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The LunGs are strained and Recked ~ .
persistent Cough tho general strength tng
rsble complaint often established thereby JAYEES NE
PEcToRANT IL effective remedy for Coughs and Colds,
and exerts bsnccia effect the Pulmonary and Brou-
eh al Organs. sold everywhere.
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Weed Seg y.,s.roo Ms Is srcsd-sy
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CIV. h .us ss:ssSss Esssis. IS srssswsy
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Ready 4 s Kn:x,. Spring Hat for Gents. Nsss
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ToSNIarry or Not g NyaErys

Serious reflections for young IN Essays q NE %
ard Association the Physiological Errors Apuses -
Diseases induced by ignorance Of Natures Laws IN ne III
age Of man. Sent IN sealed latter cnveope Tree o.
ion, Philadelphia, Pa
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wigs. Ts.yee. sfS OgS.ns Z. sd,14. Z
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The session occupied In the discussion OF the bill
providing for the enlargement Of the locks the Erie
0swsgo. Cayuga and Seneca canals An amendment,
providing for the enlargement Of the Cham plain canal
70 the present sire Of the Erie was adopted This bill
vaa made the special order FOR wednesday morning
Ths Assembly thp adjourned
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-18

n. n. treasurer.
The above is an abstract from the report
of the Treasurer of our Coshocton Coal
Company. A large majority of your
readers will wonder why you give it space
in your columns, bat for ONE reasons You
will confer a favsr on US by doing so.-
First, we think the company has done ad-
mirably, considering that we only give
you the profits for M gear. When we
organized we were obiigedto find q mar.
ket for large amount of our coal,-we
were among Strangers and in a strange
place and laberihg under many dissdvan-
tages which We now have overcome
We are now mining and selling three
cars to one a year ago, and find that we
cannot III all our orders. We have di.
vided S2OOO,O0 among III stockholders,
and as the above abstract shows, we have
q sum in the treasury that we are not
ashamed 70 put in figures. Our expenses
have been larger than VIII occur again and
we feel proud of our company.
One other reason for publishing it is
that some ignorant or hl-disposed persons
have circllAted a report in Your county
that the officers OF odrleonpany were on
large salaries and that our treasurer did
60 away and take all Of our money. These
reports, AE-lEditor, are doing Us, as d
company, injustice GAS for the treasurer
of our company, it. being Judge Spang-
lers worth Sl08, 900, and above taking n
such eourseif he HAHN his hands all this
nation ownsq But enough of this, u
figures show q different state of things.
In my other letter 1 told you that Co.
shoeton county was Democratic, this is
the case by 800 majority, and both parties
are working very hard to carry the cleo
ton, This Fall twelve voters have located
here to vote all Republicans. Crops in
this county are fine, fruit in abundance,
and in fact everything to make n hai
Ply. Yours truly, 1l2o
.at ~ 5a-- 1T A. tHKisry
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TaMnnhIp MeefinEs.

Appointments of speakers IN the
Townships of Trumbull County. BY tht
Central Union Republican Commit
tee;
Sept. "a. Warren-at Webb's Hall
Senator Patterson, of N. a, and Hon,
d. Caldwell.
Sept. q. Niles-Hon. A. Hart and
Hon. II. Sutlif.
Sept. "a. Girard-Gen. T. W. Sand
erson and Josiah Robbins, Jr.
Sept. Is. Independent Corners-W,
o. Forrist and W. 7. Spear.
Sept. %. Newton Fsfls-Hon. John
Hutchins and Hon. ]. ". Tyler.
Sept. "a. Southington-Wm. Ritezel
and II. ]. Hyde.
Sept "a. Johnstnn-udge Yeomans
and A. ". Jones.
Sept %. Bristol-Hon. ]. W. Tyler
and 0thersrf ft.r-t
{ Sept y, Hsrtsord-Hon. N. sutlia
Sept. q. Fosler-w. o. Forrist and
Sept q. orangeyilie-Hon. B. F.
Holman. nli ora
o. Sept. y. Greene-Hon. ID. Suthn
snd C. A. Harrington.
Sept. %. LordstoWn-W. o. Forrist
and Hon. Geo. F. Brown.
Sept. 90 Powers Corners-Hon. Geo,
Il. Tuttle and Others.
Oct. 1. FarmiDgton centre-Maj. L,
Z. Woodwogth and Others.
Oct. 4. Hubbsrd-ksj. L. d. Wood
worth and Gen. T. W. Sandersop.
Oct. 4. Mineral Ridge-W. 0. For
ristA1 W.T.
Oct. 9. Baconsburgh-A. ". Jones
and J. C. Hutchins.
Oct 2. Nesopotamia-Hon. Geo. F.
Brown and Vim. RitezeL
Oct. 3. BraceTiIle-Hon. John F.
Besver and G. A. Harrington.
Oct. !. Gustaxus-Hon. G. F. Brown
and Hon. Geo. II. Tuttle.
y Oct. g. Kinsman-Hai, L. d. Wood
worth and J. Il. Stall.
Oct. 4 Brook6eld-Hon. A Hart
e1d Others ~,
oc6i4. Bloom6eldzRsv.A AN. Graf
s1d othets. szsassr bqe
Oct J.. Vienna-Wm. Ritezel and
Dr.. NC. WoodRorth, 49,
These appointments are all for even.
ing meetings.
aos ~JoHE II. STULL,
IT, $50 Chairman Union Central Com.
ID. c. HU1cMEg Sec'y.
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PROCLAMATION N.
ANNUAL

T Seth y. Laid, Sheriff Of TrumbulI County.
y Ohio, do hereby nothD the quali6e Cd electors
Of Trumban County. that
Tuesday, the sth Day Of october
nexk Il the day appointed By Law for holainE
the general election in tie Stass Of Ohio, It
which time they will assemble at their usual
places Of holding elections, and proceed BY ball
lotto vote for the following State and County
OEcers, viss
Judge Of Supreme Court. one Auditor Of State,
one Treasurer Of State. one Attorney General.
one COmps-Oller Of the Treasury, one Member
Of Board Of Public Works. one Stats Senator,
one Representative. n Sheriff. one Treasurer.
one kscorder, oae Presenting Attorney. one
Direeter. one Coroner. and for or against the
huiiding Of . New JAN, and for or againgt the
constit1donal Amendment:
~1hatith b and is hereby proposed % the cleo
t0rs ofthM State 10 vote, At the naxt Annual
tioA q ~ ielie.i S991 Am ne sperss. Trsss-
tute 1orthe hrst section ofths1ah article Of the
Constitution Of this State, to-Hit:
EFeT male citizen Of the United States. o.
the, age Of tNeny7qne years. who shall have
been resident q he State ensyear nsxt pre-
NIB Ok Wardin Which lie resides mcs tine q
may eepronded ~ 1aE, except such persons a.
haTe borne arIa8 u support Of any insurrectfon
Or rebellion against the Government OF The
United States, Or have bed from their places Of
residsHcs.tO tgoidb being drafted into tie mill
tary or natal service Of said government il the
same WAr. and have not subsequently, been hon
orabU ducnAreedfom the sane. shalIhaVe the
agaliaesHo9s q sn sleetor ena be s9t.tlsd 10
SSssSer pro "a @hs Rouss a Rprs.snses;Sss.
ANDREW g AgBURHEY.
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RREMRRNCHa

" Hen. h. n. Chapman, Ex-Mayor, ClsTsland.
Hon Geo B Ssnter, Ex-Mayor, Cleveland Hon
q Payne. cleyelAnds JueFe Bolton. elsFe-
Cleveland; Hon Loren Prsntis, Clevsland
Davis, Massey 4 Co. Cleveland h Hover z
Co.. Cleveland; Selby, Brown 4 Pearson J II
dISysI.na. e SobS cis Tsa1s; A0ssr S 4 AisSss:
GrigIold Co.. Cleveland. 81 Farmer 4
Cos. CleYelend; Geo w Orthington 4 &C., Cleve-
lsnds d Halle q Co. Cleveland; Edwards.
Z Co, Cleveland Hays Brothers, Cleveland;
Koch, Mayer 4 6oldsmith. Cleveland ; VIM
bingham = Co, Cleveland; SH q Z Block L
Co., cisueland; Drs Kelley &Rsmlsy. CleEs-
Cleveland; Hon Anson Smyth. Supt Public
Schools. Cleveland; SD Harris, Ed. Ono Far
meyt Cleveland Leader Printing Co.. C1sxs-
brown 1 Go. cie1sisnd: stsysn1 = CO.. ~.
-ledo. 0 Hon Sam 7 Worcester. EorHalk. o.;
Allison &foWusley. XeniA, O.; Cooper 4 Hutch
IIson. Asnia. Ohio Rev WmT Ffndlsy. XeniA
Sup'tPublie Schools. Xania, Ohio; DMcMil.
lSn, PrssHt state Board Of AEiculture, Xenis.
Ohio; CgptAG Wilcox, Ed. Journal Fremont.
9hio; Il g Pratt Ed &ar. Unions Pa; VIM.
3D. curqn. New castisI Pa Dr. b " Owens
MSnmee City. Ohio. Professor B P MeKoon.
asId, HiiisdsJe. N HiehirSn: Prof Geo Mss6iia5.
Aliledale Nigh; Prof Hiram Collier. HiIlsdsle,
Mich; ProfS ] Fowler. HiIsdale Mich; Z
Rhippls. Hillsdale Mich: Prof Ransom Dunn,
Htnsdele Mich$L 7 Hubbard. s~upsrintand-
ert Of Public Schools. Nsgport KY, Gen. W
6ibson. Tim. o.; John 1Huss. Banker, Tim
o. Hon 3 g Pennington, Tim, o.; Hon W G
FInkei. Circleville. q; s Married. e Son. Cir
cleville o.; Wallace. Melvin 4 Co., Cireleville,
o.. Hon. s W CourtVright. CirelsVfle. o., Ur
Wlnington, o. ~ Z
scholsEshiPs issued at this point. good
throughout the Association.
and aingle iBolatsd sehoOlz.
For Circulars. papers and Specimens Of Pen.
imanahip, address FELTON, Il BIGELQW.
j sept u. 1885, Cleveland o.
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~ Il is possible that there may be,
now and then, a man who i net as
thoaghtful perhaps, as he should be,
and hence is terrified with the Appre.
hension that il the principle of equal
rights shall have uniform sway in this
country, the FIVE millions of colored
people will become so powerful as to
absorb the thirty-6ve millions Of
whites, and gain the ascendancy social.
ty and politically. All such fearful per
sons should bear in mind the great, in
comparable advantages the white
race has over the black in numbers, in
intelligence. in wealth, and in sources
Of numerical increase. The proportion
Of numerical strength, to start with, is
in favor Of the whites, as IS d to 81
It is not unreasonable TO assume that the
natural increase Of the races viii be in
about the same ratio. In addition to
natural increase, the whites will be
constantly augmenting their numbers
BY foreign emigration from all the
populous nations of Europe, who will
add one-hElf q million to our popu.
lation annually. The blacks have no
such source of increase. Since the sb
clifton of the slave trade and slavery.
the emigration and importation OF
blacks hsvewholly ceased. Hence their
numbers can only be sweIled by the
natural increase of those already in the
country. There is not then hardly 8
shadow of chance for them ever to be-
come formidable rivals for dominion
with the whites. If the nation deals
justly and righteously towards the col
ored people, no evil result can possibly
happen.
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why DIdn,t he!

While Judge THURMAN was playing
FLcKENcE NIGHTINGALE at Camp Chase,
among the well-fed rebel prisoners,
supplying them luxuries and dainties
from the city, on which to feed, why
didn't he once put his head inside the
hospitals where our own boys in blue
were lying, sick and suffering! de
avoided their tents as he would the
Asiatic cholera. He did. not regard
them in the light of friends, but eng
mics. who we're fighting his 5slIOaV-D Demo-
Gratis of the South. For a rebel he
would purchase anything, for s Union
soldier, rOthi4sl Now he asks these
same boys in blue to vote for him and
make him Governor of Ohio. he will
get abant as much support from loyai
men and soldiers, as VALLANDIeHAN
did, and no more. They are one and
the same. Two links Of sausage made
from the same dog.
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The gspof Dunbar is one of the most
celebrated places in Ireland. L IS 2
narrow and gloomy defle four miles IN
length, through which you must either
walk or ride on horseback, the carriage
road ending here. The huge masses OF
obstructing rock seem to threaten the
adventurous explorer with instant de-
struction. At different points small
cannon are fred ofby the natives which
produces a tine effect. The greater por-
ton of the pass is through q chasm, the
PRESCRIPTIONS rocks rising over two thous-
and feet At one point we are told the
height exceeds over thirty-one hundred
feet. The beauties of the boat ride
down the lake are too great for my
powers, of description. On the way we
pass the Island Of Innisfallen, about
which Moore or some body else wrote
more or less poetry. slg .a5-llu.
Some four miles from Killarney are
the ruins of Muckross Abbey, a very
noted and iptsaesting spot, Since it
became a ruin in the year 1902, it has
been used as a burial place, and here
lie many of Ireland's noted and titled
personages. A halliday can be spent to
good advantage in studying out the nu-
merous epitaphs, &c. Much has been
said about the righteousness of Irish
epitsphs. To show that all are not of
this character, l copied one, which for
beauty and psthos I have neve seq ex-
eelled, and will give it to you as well as
T. could make it out: zs