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eth! Teeth! Teeth! :.

The undersigned having made arrangements
with Doctor Spellman to lake the class Of teeth
known as rubber work. Of bis hands; is now
prepared to make it for the advantage Of every
one in Trumbul county wanting anything in
his line TO give him q call. He has made ar
rangements by which he can get his stock at
thirty per cent lower than any person else IN the
a great expense a very fne apparatus for ma
king laughing gas(nitrous Oxid), He's prepared
to give II to any one wishing 0aYoid the pain in
cident to extracting teeth. Butt will only be
will only be givenn the forenOons of Tuesdays
JOIN A. YOUNG.
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Hnusa Lnt for sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his House 4 Lot
on High Street. with barn connected thereto
Inquire on the premises, or at TEnmbul Nat
Bank. Us. EDWARDS.
Feb. 1a. Is6S-H
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Atlantic Mills

Xxx Red, 4 good article of -four, for So 2 Dbl.
Try it. Sold at n L G Bscons. Ma Patmore ]
W Brown / Co., or at
CAMP RANDALL'S MILL.
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Large lot Chewing Tobacco !
And Cigars, which we offer at prime cost.
HOYT, sTRAFT0N &HAPG0OD.
May 5-f
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Eugene Hair Restorative.

This celebrated preparation is now put up in
mammoth Bottles. and sold by all Druggists at
Is cents. 1t is the cheapest. best and most
popular Hair Prepa ration known. Sold by all
druggists. MAY %. Is6S-Sm
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PIOws, PIows, PIows.
Amber Wheat Flour.

The best steel Plows in msrLet at D. Il. BES-
EETT's. opposite the Baptist Church.
Warren, May 1, lS67-tf
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To Rent

first class Store Room. fttel up in the best
for Dry Goods or general Merehlndise. Situated
ou Main Street. An excellent location TOR
business. Enquire Of
April22-tf ANDERSON 4 RUPP.
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Has Nature an aptidote for acquired diseases!
The PLANTATION BTTTERs. prepared By DR..
Drake, of New York. have no doubt benefited
and cured more persons Of Dysppsia. Nervous
ness, Sour stomach. Loss of Appetite. Sinking
Weakness. General Debility. and Mental Des-
pOudency, than any other article in existence.
They are composed of the pursst roots and
herbs. carefully prepared. to be taken as q to-
mic and gentle stimulant. They are adapted to
any age or condition of life. and are extensive
ly popular with mothers and persons Of seden-
tary habits MAY Colt
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Local Notices.

Local Notices IS cents per line frH i~assrtiOz.
ten ca. per line each subseQueaf insertion.
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A large desk suitable for an Office or store
for sale low. Inquire Of
Warren O., May 20. 1s6S-2t
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Another Grand TrIumpb.

At the Fair Of the American Institute, just
closed. the Florence Sewing Machine has again
carried of the honOrs. il having been awarded
the First Prize over all competitors. This TIL
umph, following close upon the award o. the
Gold Medal (the highest at the Fair Of the
Mechanics Association 1.-THE great Fair Of New
EnglandO at Lowell, in October. as we'll as the
First Prize for a double-thread machine at the
late State Fair at Buffalo, establishes beyond
question the superiority of the Florence as a
Family Sewing Machine.
J.R. BR0CKWAY, Agent,
May cost 0rr~angeville, Ohio.
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Good Board Fence
For Sale Low.

See advertisement Casterlineis Portable Farm
Fence in another column Of his paper.
Feb. u, lS6S-tf
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One Two Horse Wagon.
One Good Top Busy.
One Second Hand Top Busy.
One Second Hand Open Buggy,
One Road Wagon, Light
Would exchange for horses Dr. cattle.
May Is-tf R. II. BARNUM L co.
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Call and settIe!

Persons knowing themselves indebted to me
by book account or otherwise, will please call
at my old Livery stand. on Market Street. with
out delay, as my accounts must be Secuted.
Jan. S-tf HIP. BASSErT.
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If YOU want

To see some nice Oranges and Lemons, Pint
Apples. Canned Fruits, ellie. and every Tarie,
ty Of dried fruits. call and examine the stock oi
JEROME 7. CAMPBELL. on Main ST.
Nay 1S-tf
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10000

Roberts Celebrated Patient Pdrdbolo Needles
reee'd this day, direct from England, at
A. E. ANDREWS &s0NS,
Sole Agents. See that the name Of A. &.
Andrews i Sons is on the wrapper.
May l3-h
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Chicago Live Stock Market.

CHICAGO. May y, 1853
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts Of Beef Cattle
to-day Tere2S0 cars. 1850 head-a supply larger
by some 800 head than ever before received at
the Union Stock Yards in one day. Yet not
WithstandiDg this enormous supply thrown
upon the market so early in the week. prices
held up wonderfully, and a firm tone perVaded
the market throu ghout. The weather was mild
and pleasant; indeed all that could be desired
for active outdoor operations, and all classes
of buyers were literally represented. The de-
mand however. was only moderately active. as
buyers generally were disposed to hold of
until tomorrow in hopns Of forcing prices
down. Bat present indications do not point TO
a decline. The Eastern markets are IN a good
shealthy condition, and as there is at present a
fair margin for shippers to work upon. the
probabilities are that all good to choice ship
ping Beeves that may arrive during the cur
rent week viii be taken up at full prices. The
offerings embraced not a few droyes that were
really choice. and several sales were effected at
SS,75G9.00.
Some 200 head changed hands during the
DAY at prices ranging at S4.509S,50 for inferior
to common mixed Disseminating Door Cows,
thin rough Steers, Stays and Bulls, and coarse
Oxen S6,O096-50 for medium TO good butchers
Cattle and common TO fair stock Steers: S7,009
500 for common to good shipping BeeFes. and
S8.5QG9.O for prime to extra smooth fat ship
ping Steers. Over 3.000head remain in the pens
unsOld this evening. but holder were confident
and we quote the market firm at the prices
given below
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Are again at the Main St, Cred 'FRONT.' Drug
Store. Have got the goods and they must be
sold. HOYT, STATION & HAPG00D.
May 6. IS6s-tf
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white Lime.

White Lime,
Land Plaster, Calcined Plaster. ID. Dbl. or
HOYT. sTRATToN & HAPGooD.
April 8. 1858
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10000 Lbs. Rntferi

Wanted. for which the highest market price
in CASH will be paid. at
May 6-tf Warren. Ohio.
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New York!

Dennison's Marking Tags and Shipping La
bells. for sale at New York prices, at CLARk,S,
No. 7 Main st - sign of the Eagle.
May Is, Is5S-2t
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Chamber Suits.

OF various styles, a good assortment at prices
to suit the times at TRUESDELL < TOWN
SENDS May Is, 1855.
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Don't be Put or

The highest prices paid for paper rags at
Clark's Notion Store. No. Z Main St, SIS of
the Eagle. Nay 13-4
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May 2O-3t
Artf sites XIII!
Rags

Brooks q Potter are up to the times in all
styles Of Photographs and warrant satisfaction.
Give them a call. Over Reed * Adams Store.
on Main Street. May Is
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American watches.
Desk for Sale.

The largest stock at the lotrest prices, at
May 20-lt NAUTkOT a AChLE1e
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New GnodsI

Call and see our new Spring Stock Of DR.!
Goods. lust opened. and prices guaranteed a
low as the lowest. HAPG00D 4 BROWN,
Apr Is No. River Bloel
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All Hands

ParIOr Suits.
In great variety at TRUESDELL 4 TOWN
SENDS. Call and see them. May Is, '6s
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-20

On May 4th. between Warren and Rowland
Corners, a Ladies Pocket Book, which the
owner can have b. calling this ONCE.
May 1871
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The ParIs ExposItIon MEDAL!

For the best Family SeTinf Machines wa
given to the Family Favorit.," a Weed Ma.
chine for which an Agency hasbeen established
at the house on the premises AID near the resi-
dence of Gen. MeLain.
May IS-4t Hrs. A. BOYD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1868-05-20

With any other when you call for "Barrett's
Hair Restorative. Yin eight OF. bottles.
May 20-lt
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Portable Engine for Sale,

Enquire Of Reid Bros., ct corner Of Liberty
and Canal Street, Warren.o. feb. l2-tf,
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CLOSING PRICES.


Extra Bseves-Fine, fat. well formed.
Ito s year old steers. and averaging
l.40bs aud upEardS--.--....-.-.- SS,5dGa0O
Prime Beeyes-GoOd. well fatted. fine
IL formed steers. averaging from l.
100 to l.400 Ds, at--------,.--S7.759S.5
Fair Grades-Eair steers, in fair flesh,
averaging 1,1o0Sl.2O ms, at---s6.-5G75O
Medium Class-Aedium steers and
good cows. fit for city slaughter and
averaging eO091,0O0 hs, at...-.. S50G650
Stock Ca~ttle-Common cattle in de-
cent hesht averaging S0091,000 rs
zoo 80
I~nierior-Light andthin COWS + steers 3.5Q94.5O
H0GS-The market opened quiet this nor
ming. but towards noon the demand became
quite spirited and continued fairly active TO the
close. The tenor of Eastern adTices was rath-
er unfsvorable. but the supply Of stock was
moderate, and previous rates were we'll sustain
ed. Transactions embrace some 400 head, at
prices ranging At SS.0CGQ,75 for common to me
dium, aud S9,00SS.E5 for good to choice grades.
SHEEP.-Were in in good demand and firm
at about last weeks prices. All offerings were
taken up, and the pens are nearly empty. We
quote al $l.0097. 20 for common to xra wooded.
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They Saw.

MAGNOLIA WATER.-A delightful toilet article
superior to Cologne and at half the price.
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Butter and cheese Markets

NEW YORK. May Is.
BUTTER-LOWer. Sales at 2@sSe for Ohio {;
33aS5c for State.
UNNECESSARILY. Sales at 12Sl7e.
CINCINNATI. May Is.
BUTTER-PleDty and lower. Sales at SOC
$50 for fresh; w. 4. at 36a3Sc
CHEESE-Not quoted.
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Empire Mills

Y, a common article at So , Dbl, at Camp 4
Randall's. Warranted to raise well and make
good sweet bread.
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Have you any copying you .snt done 20 to
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Found

You can get any thing in the Picture line .
BROOKS POTTER,s.
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Cash For Butter.
The highest market price. in cash paid for
butter at A. E. ANDREWS 4 SONS,
April 2, 1s6S.-tf
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For Rents

Large Front Room over Reed & Adams Clo-
thing Store. Enquire Of
April I5-tf REED&ADAMs.
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Do yOq want any size gis6tgys for 3 LSekst, Al
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Leather Market.
cOEREcEED WEEKLY BIT
M'6AIN 80 a
Ala MConneIls old Stand. MainSt Warren. o
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Those wishing pure white wheat -four, can be
accommodated By leaving their orders at Camp
& Randall's Min. near A. & G. W. Depot. War
rem. Ohio.
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Land PIasters!
Small or Large lots,
H0YT. sTBATToN &HAPGOOD.
April 8, 1855
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Pure WhIte Rbeat FIour.

The Best Hair Restorative,
For sale at Mrs. E. S, ADAIR'S
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If you want pictures finished in India Ink
Color go ITO BROOKS 4 P0TTER'S
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The Best Sewing MacbInes
Oats, Corn.

AtBRo0Ks & PoTTER's they copy pictures
when two or more are on q plate. taking the one
desired and leaving the others, and making any
desired change in costume. &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-08


Union grounds This is the last match the AZ thursday
play prior TO their departure "niVN W."
next - oo,IVcE
THE UNION OF MORRIsANIA VS.. YALE 0oAA1+'
STUDENTS.
NEw-HAvEN, June 1.-THE Union NIuo VI
MOrrisania the champion organization OF ts , ~
arrived here in the mornine boat which left VI
Friday night. They were met by coiii ,. onane
s,dents ana escor,ed 70 their quarters AFTER the1
the morning hours in @ most aeroe"Di0 .aoh,oa n
were eseorted 70 the grounds, where W h among
large coneourse Of the good peV professors Of Old
whom we're AZ the stnde1i n readiness play com.
mepced with Yale TO the bat ~ MS NAV would mark
the close OF the first inning that snp t the result
!he game , nOi than favorable to the cnampohs,
w., 10 .ooR and maintained the Saa an, mn hs+ af
Close of the seventh inning I The condition. OF
oI The excitement, when was palnu 70
MANY from the opening, cmlhat9u ~ c innno
only to be renewed at {he coe s siaSS al Ire gatS
a Inions we're really alarmed, though not dlsnRyeul
and well they might be, for never dia game pIesei'
more uncertainty as 70 gs meath and the payers
Shaved signs OF tremulOusness during the Playing OF inc
ninth nni10 YALE who led one run at the close OF the
eighth inning scored one IN the hhth; anu he GVh h
were necessary Taking the bat, they played des
peTaely but being met by determination worthy the
other side they had tied the game only Tnen Ine t b
umpre I'm this inning rise to a dispute between that
gentleman and Mr.. Birdsal the Captain OF the Union
nine, and 20 minutes elapsed before play was re-
sumed this hurried report your reporter cannot give
auy particulars OF this unpleasant episode which arred
somewhat the harmony existing up 10 this point Affairs
Now or never was the Unions chance, and, was their
case I'm that famous game of last year with the MutuaS
of NewYOrk they drew themselves up 10 the despera-
ton Of their situation, and came IN victorious Following
10 tha fnla
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or .YORK......,......JOER T.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Niagara, Brakeman. Richmond mdse. and pass
St.snhp Frnconia Sherwood Portland. mdse. and
steamhp Electra Providence Fell IN With the steamship Od
COLONY machinery dab took her tow and brought her
O. this city ,,-,.,-.
Steamship Aldue Rg Galveston cotton and wool and pass
Preach gnnhoat Bouyet, MonpeEsi, Martinique.
Bark (Austl OThanOyich Newcastle bl days coal
Scbr Alab lie Cain, Neuvias 10 days, moasses
gcbr Ma u. Harms, MatanEss mOlasses and honey.
scHoONEts-RIyER COAsrwisH.
WIN. T. Leggt, Virginia Mary lTns Ne"bern
j. 7. Robinson Gloucester ADA Herhed Iloueeseh
Sarah N zabeth Newlaye J. adams Boston
Harriet Newell. Machiaz Susan, Giouetster
Hannah D.. Gloucester
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAW Francisco June ship sailed from this port today
Ssfto
Bo,roy june ARRIVED steamship Due from Port johnson
JacksOuyie brgs Huhte
Anne from Ceufeos; Antilles from Trinidad Cho from Havana
Charles Heath Philadelphia TsumAh Port spani Isabella hon
Galveston.
CnALs.roS c. jane ARRIVED chr' s'aght Boston T. r
Taker Philadelphia Sailed steamship sherman NewOeans sehrs
Charlie Conery Boston. ] w. Knight, Philadelphia .
FaRrRFss Passed for Baltimore snip Oeese
muue from Bremen; Hunter from Sagaai bngs soen RON
West Indies; Z. r. Sweet from Carienas
FOREIGN PORTS.
On 1gov June THE Anchor Line steamship Branns capt
sailed from NeNloTk On the sd Of MAY arrived IN tne
CLYDE yesterday. o.. DIX,
Capt kier winch sailed ron New
on shortly amer 3oeleek MS morning ana I
transferring London passengers mails and hght pr0essueu !"
Handbag
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The funeral Of Mr. Thom.. Lyon whose death By drowning vas re-
No G sr S i he 's
q the OCCASION The Evsgrsss cs%steTy.
REV Mef.s%I.h, delivered sermon EisS.ll.]% Ts
ssSs 'i q i &. Newark I'D ssTyas R.2oa
Company rsp; rs-A!ss :A.'r sempeOs bridges
S%s iFssi sSJ sIsb &. s.St . .
Jersey City SGr rspsr TIE engine
Ell iIss's eef f f @9S ssi been ssSds
The coS"s Saons police recovered saturday
SSS s T 1ssn G% so ~
have appropriated s2 for Common sehCc encstion MAYOR %
Hated currency" - ~ a NIB
PATERSON Patersonians are indignant over
preserve as n is5,'' C 1 Who
disturbance week we're sc claimed be members
% VI g Ss Club T Rs Ss M S %
S0Raa% Last evening" Sois conserving The fh s
Mailer and heE Rss1I" to large .adense sSecP was
3 t 6 ss NJ a sd toe 1siS
~ e so si Ss sg Sh
SP.S.S e The new 5LIS. se5s; e. s sasS 81 10 Ss
cn d. isss%' e Which E win s; & 70 The ~ W.: TIE
:stao sh S s1e:
foundations q M adjoining building and the walls TaessG 9Ts Ss
Fenans UsOa Commission held in the yswam yesterday T THe
spoke audience The meeting was continued IN the Mar
ketst NJ B. Church last evening 49,.
ELIZABETH, N. JFOr some time past this place
flower thieves who at night & W We
choicest plants they can End and aeF.d , . S,
CRANBERRY, N. Interpretations are being made
Fourth Of July celebration Ats that day civic
procession will be formed the Second Church car Of Liberty
hed beautiful ladies' will be drawn through the town
Music oration aud 6auquets will be the order Of the day
SOMERVILLE, n. J--AarOn HendricksOn brake
man ON the Central Railroad fell the platform Of few even
Bgs ago place. killed His residence at PhA-
phs FRIDAY night 600 worth Of silver plated ware Was
stolen from 4. Q. WhicHaeks hardware store
SWEEDESBORO, N. IA well known and highly
respected citizen Of this place eryy Ashton BY name was recently
kicked badly by horse that be died the following day.
CHATHAM, MINI. J. II. Douglass residence,
place entered early hour SATURDAY morning and vas
robbed 0O aud two watches The thief entered Mr. douglass
sleeping apartment
VINELAND.-The train leaving here at or p m;
WILL during season Camden with the midnight rD and
order that the picAo ID ihe
afternoon shall be the usual hour Of sale.
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THE TURF.
TILE JEROME PARK RACES,


The sndden change in the weather on Satur-
0av the fan OF that eP sued at that Time
deferred many people from going to the Jerome Park on
Sunday morpipg which otherwise would have been visited
nv great many people eager 90 the favotes galop
preyious 10 the The Track yesterday morning was
were ont and eaOped II would be impossible TO form any
idea from the the moved yesterday, OF what tAey
are going do durU the week but stu the DetS AZ
the transcription rooms Saturday evening gives tr
idea of how they held In the estimation OF TIE puDc
There were few people out yesterday at the track GUY
thev were principally gentlemen intimately connected
with the Different stables. During the course OF the
afternoon Of Col MeDanies lot came cut ana tOOK
a gaOp through the mud. and toward evening Anthony
Taylor brought bis string out for an airing inns lot al
looked remarkably we and Mr. Sanford viii be very un
lucky II he does not win good stake WIN one OF lhe
during the meeting. A.,
on Saturday night the betting at the Subscription
rooms pretty lively the members all beginning 10
understand and appreciate the system OF boOkmaklhB
vogue there. We understand that pools are 10 "
sold there Monday night and the old rate OF per
is TO be charged winnings This percentage aPtea
60 be very large TO be charged in eluDT IT,
might be done al a much cheaper rate Inc LII, IN a
duetiOn Of pOOlseug is decidedly unpopular ,,,r az
great number of the members Of the rooms;
when so large per centage is TO be charged lo e. ad
pal feature in the betting Saturday night Vac
vance OF Mcconnell a. Harnesses entry III tno i1od
stakes from 20 offered against them 10 70 o. te
without finding layers Rlquette was III ia fncnired
Fordham handicap and Enchantress was a, T and
for The favOrtes this race are StOhe"a az TTnfn
Clement who are both in great demand III INC tts
stakes there was an evident desire 10 back MT I0t
entries but layers very shy The ioo"Ihh 10 S'
of hn Qfp mn
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

RENARKs6th, Morning-oereaH 70 645 very cloudy 70 9i9i
cloudy :l5 cloudy r. AernOonNey cloudy cloudy
from little cloudy and ha1y sunset Bveungazy aud
Sheet lightning in " W. from TO 1856 little coudy
overcast from 1850 70 II Thus the
day period Of nine months h MorniugRany
cast thunder shower from $3.50
clap Of thunder heavier than the Others at Depth Of Of the un
ant
to 81 ver cloudy BveuiugYe oudy hay sheet light
ming in the W. from8 81 0 IL $3.50 TO r.
recorded observations ending eth the Cen
ta Park Meteorge Department show the hghof the bemom
eer 3l5J9 tie 33Jl) attained az
Of June and the minimum 9j t Of May 3 The Their
showed 6227 the maximum (C a. Of yure
540 m. 81. The density OF
during period 074O Rain May 3lt June lt % 3D.
DURATION 534 hours; depth Of water 0O Par
sseene May 3i from 1923 until $50 Solar bao on June
from until and from $40 p. until 6:f7
these exceedingly grand large gneous meteor probably
arOle seen June 9Th 1854 p. m.