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MILWAUKEE.

Fatal Accldent--TLc Weather aud
the CF0pR.
Special Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.
AiLFACKEk, Juiy 3,
Mrs. L. Lougmore, residing on Second street,
fell down stairs last errulug, and died this motu-
ting from injuries rece!yed.
The weather has been stormy to-d day IN Wiscon-
stu- Several heavy stoEMs passed over AlWau-
rec.
At st. Paul, MINI, tonight, It Is hot, with tic
prospect OF rain before muruiDg.
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DISSOLUTION,

Sotict II ae.ehy Srcn TIA. Ike e.. Sc; heca +
Liter wa ti1s.frei 13.h Afrl. Tl>.z.s Letter VIII
e4:uue the tI4eksc1itiss busiasss II 81 suta Ca4
nAl.st, THOMAS LiSTER,
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ST. LOUIS.
Arrival OF tho Chicago aldcs
txfursion f'arty-I1ospstuIIt.
shc Vt. Loutkans, Etc. "a
GnfCiai is.% nv: II IN hlenrz


special Despatch 10 TIC Chicago T.,b.or
ST. Lnr1A July .
The e1eurslontsis from Cullago, who A,r tu rar.
tc!1asc IL the celebration Of the completion Of
The ra!lruad bridge oEcr the Missouri River at
hans2s city, arrived here at ? O'Clock this morn
liz. Among the excursiou:sts 2re the following
E't'r2eFs nf The Cozmon Council, and other prom
.hras ciaztas: Alderman 1iahc, acttae Aayor Tor
HiG.Ses tIG e9esfs'on Meeompau.-d ly Ills daughter:
siHSl.nen fi!aSs Hhdse'h. Nuehics, HaIic.tT,
~ na*h ~ aaa t:aHghstE Eeaoe aad da1sh-
aas1a! Ell hon s,a aaS WE, ~ ~aI, ca!uns
r. -. Esiiaan, I III. CltEk: ". :, FL, ri the
lfeiaunt enoure: J. '. Aver, Of iIxIs, AYR i cn
.:eoe.A1 Suitsac!sntrnt L. 4 i'rat: AErn, ~ 1hs
;n,snen, ha2Sas iasne -; haaroad NeManen, sa,xr
company: lanes Smith, General Fr..g,,t aren'.
CHARLES H. lAEey, ani other p!p,ptacat eit1een.'
Ihe psH! were samIhuousiy tn: It4ioed on he
TIP by the management :Iah nn,t.- ~ r. A4e =.
rect supervision Of Mr. fra.t Three Of the eirean,
Pullman cass were de7o:e1 to H. usc n ths s4
clrs!onss-A Pullman himself t.klr, par1 In ~.
festivities Of the occa1!an - 'Ae
!ae parry. on the irritation Of the 81 Ions
azttan4'ucA, were entertained with tfuo korthrrn
hospitality At the Southern Hotel, where tYc,T ~
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IbN1 .NfRtFs' StF1kc ut an End,
AArcn CuCEK, IA, July a-Tne Leh1cn Cosl
and Sa'tea;!ou Company uct:: tic President Of
the AlntEs' Association 1T Summit I'LL. a1d
agreed upon . hasis of ttrEls which arc not yerr
satisfactory to the COMPANY, he; It was the best
that could t't done, ae1hc miners woull no. make
any eoaeeas'ohA About one-hau the companies
WurI nssous thr 9TH Instant 14,+ 1eh1gh Coal md
NaSiSaupn Coupan!'s Eea commence On thai
CaH.
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New CoFpornttonACoso Wiley,
OF Arknnsab.


Special Despatch to The Chicago Tr.nunc.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, July q
The following articles Of Incorporation were
cle1 In the Office Of the SECRETARY OF st4,e to-day
VT: East Chicago Harhor Company; capital stock,
tam.'U1, Union Loan and Homestead Company,
Of Chicago: capital stocE, $ot., ,oun. Entcd States
Chemical F17r Engine Company, OF Chicago; cap1-
tAl FtocE, ta oto- Additional articles Of the Amer
ican 1'r1sate Lloc Telegraph CoEpalF; capital
STOCK, f1a,0}n.
Coionrl F.. + Wller, Clerk OF the Courts d. Ar
kansas County, arkansas+ ls here on q visit TO his
fEtrds. Colonel Wiley served nil through the
war in the s1xry-scconi Regiment OF Illinois IN
iantlJ, and Eehsy-elghth United States Cuiosed
lteENEenl He reports reconstruction nxed fact
Immigration arr offered BY any btate. Land L.
Cheap anh fertile; the cotton crop bids fair 10 be
IN energetic raan with wit h-a muscle to ~in Iu-
Acf Il competency, were Aeycr odc1cl b. any
State,
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TENNESSEE.

The Debate Between Stokes aud
HToIEnloNs
Special Dcspatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July .
The candidates for Governor net at London To-
day, acd hai ther usuM tubslc- Tomorrow, ut
Chattanooga, they cloBe their engagements IN
East Tennesse. The debate at London WAS not
numerou.ly attended, but the iuonstouy was rs
rled hy personal Incident Stokes WAS severely
dehorncIng Senator Brownlow, when General j.
Hro#nIow sterped upon the st2Se aud said hg
WIS Personally responsible fur his father. Stokes
asluEed him that nothing personal H2s intended.
senteF was received With much cnthusIasm at
Ch at1auooga Tonight, and wRs serenaded by q
great crowd. The discussion let tween him and
stokes at that pollt to-molIow W!l -do7bucsa be
an exciting one
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The Cn1c OF 1n1ncA H. WnghLuE1op.
the Colored Man, who sTns Tut off
slsc Steamer Anuy Johnxon-Hx,tt
Withdraw to he Tnkcu to guitcd
States Court-ionuE Horse Thief,
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fOI1lito,

FoErrESE MONROE. Ja!y .--Tne Frrnch Cor
Fttte turiu7. ftoH. Martinique, Is III Quarantine,
"Ha eighteen cases OF Tt1lllo on board she
f'GHed TWO neu n Ee3 yesterday three today,
nna thrcc thr hay btiosr: The CaptMn. nrst-of1.
ce9 and tnfTcon arc dead. and thu assistant sur
eron IL dying. She WILL taSe In PROVISIONS and
coal u soon Is possible. ani proceed rorsh.
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~. FAIL MINI, july 3.-YeS.er.iar 1urruipc
:. :. Htown, Ut The Berlin S!ec! toIpany, Tinted
htAs tht courtroom, by cutting bis throat with
ca"s c thsuctA trous-s are supposed 10 se tie
l1.'r % 9 inc de.d. fr:2 mcntArE note was foaut
aooA ut' for his pr0pcft1, - 's4 :"
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Cincinnati

LfHt1NuAfIs
=. CtKc1sfA7E, July 2---At noon haar5 :1... witt
thunder nd lightning. Tht1nouater u /, I'D
Shade.
The Olympic Base Ball Club arrived II thu
evening. They Will plAy the Cincinnati Club TO-
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Spatns
fEH MINISTRY,

MADRID, July 9,
1tis runao,ed that Senior Reyozu, President OF
the Cottes, Is l1Eely 10 bc called upon to ;orn
Few Ministry. Several Official communications
have passed between General Hodaa now Captain
General Of Cuba. aud the home government, ~
cable, Ieaiiye 10 Cuban adatss, and the situation
on the BLAND, hut their tenor has not been made
public
CaTl'ss demonstrations are reported Ia provinces.
There hAs been strike of cab-dttyefg, who obec,
TO the new regulations requiring them 70 be
uniformed, and to Issue tickets TO paasen.
gers. The strike caused much Inconvenience.
Madrid, Julya.
The contemplated chnnees In the Minisir5 have
been postponed Until the budget Of expenditures,
nov before the Cortes, Is passed.
MADRID, Jnly2
The Republican Junta At Castle have Issued
tn2nIfeato against the sracuonasy policy Of pos-
ton OF The Ministry And their disregard Of !1dl-
ysdual lights. The manifesto recommends
reorganization, ard a1ll1ns the right Of tns1ree-
tiou.
Foreign a1arkrtA
-,., FAAHE1oRT, JMys
b0c'ze tsesd5: sea:es. 70 traaea G cenGness '1'
,1tfF
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eezs Tor the easn1nE yeaz. The following Is tho
rekuu ot the bt.tot.s
x9ss&fsnt-T, B. EJ1u.
,E$st Tter herdenLkIx c n. SANFORD.
&4np~d Ftee F1esttent-AsK~ g. s Will!auSeA.
2sxA1'Y-Hfa D.. G. n Clarke.
4f.oJzTH-GenefHl3 Julius White.
.Asst1t9n. -sfeasoe-ArA & 8. HIIliau.son.
Carusf.t., n ArJta.--EseuerM John T. Mc.s--
thug. Nh. 8 C. a!tts, Af.. II. F. AJEick, Nh
EaHs, IT, Mercer.
~ ta11kIt4q EerxwAiee-Xtz5 B{akhc, Mt4, {. #,
A&uoFd, Af4. ]. u. Harvey.
Rsrrha. in? Co7.mtt.es-Ars. r. T. M.r1ck, Mrs.
Il. |. Rfts1oi MEs J. n Harvey.
Ftfttae cenn.f,tee ter he Kc,s,A e.r Juty-Get-
e1al While, Mn Dt. HemtH, Mrn Sanford.
TIE meeting then ad.nnfned
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Earthquake ShockA Wheat
Crop.
ALTON, Ill July AT hau-p1st O'clock this
Eotr!1.c Lii earthquake visited his place TtcEo
"eEc two distinct shocks, which caused houses to
i5ctnf,fe very cons! s!'!e.-hly aat awakened almost
the whole population.
The wheat crop IN Ih!s County Is the hest cyer
harvested There Rrre l1lure acres xo#u, apA a
larger flt.l " the acF. II IS now all in the shock
tGt t:.est is iane., tha; the eoa,,nacd We, Wcath.
Ct viii cAuse 1t tu sIFuut.
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EUROPE.
Communication with the Great
Eastern Restored.
all Right-The Paying-out Re-
commenced.
The Ecumanical Council reported
Postponed.

B&ES1, July 2
Communication With the Gre.t E.ste1p, through
the cable, WAS reatoEed IT noou to-day. Do
E2atches received from her e1plAtu1 the su6peH-
t!on Of Communication u fonows: "a fault Wn1
discovered In the cattle On Wednesday, Ind the
Grea, Eastezn WAS obliged to stop to loeate aud
remove Il 4 heavy xa1e prevailed aud In order
to avoid the probability Of serious accident to
thr cable. 1t decided to cut and buoy IT, which
was successfully done The weather to-cay hay-
Ing become me, The cable WAS recovered, fault
removed, and the WORK Of paying RECOMMENDED
AL we'll Oh board. II noon to-day tho Great
Eastern WAS In !autcde Il degrees S minutes,
1tCE1tEte 81 degrees.
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E{T'hc Ncw Sccrctnr~ o1 -.

I-rin7, AGlf l-Thc clcci.on for President Of
ilnt1d S,n1ss Is fus. .poned unc month. p,nf
hrat nrnen..r' ~ this city, ls said 70 hare The
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4 Ferry Bont Hun Down bF q tug
Lives fsAsts

14tFek LRAts
CLEVELAND July a.-Ai 10 O'Clock last evening,
the tug laPon- while siclDlng up ;Ar river, ssrucE
stlall fcFry boat cruising the river with Ten OF
1Nelse fse.thEeFs, sElFeFta- |: 10 fragments.
drowned. The tsody OF Martin O'Donnei: Il the
onl. me recovered The Ia.les Of the oshers lost
uls ELEQuND.
, 1869-07-03


Grcnt Britain.
TIE LONDON TINS on YuIEluN 1fLAr1oxz
LONDON, Jpty2
The Timer sees !" no season for e.i.1uletude On
account Of tho relations between Gr-at Britain and
foreign countreA The most important matters
to business men arc the state of relations with
Ape11ca on the Alabana queation, AID ths pEeseut
condition Of France The .AlabamA dif1cultJ IL
not more threatening now taan year or TWO
aincc. JohDson's Negotiations 1emoni,t11se Erg-
lands willingness 70 make reasonable CONCESSIONS,
and heEselorth II will be Impossible = extract
grievance from her acts OF denseanos. Americana
feel tls, and have no desire 70 put the Vresuon In
hostile manner"
IRIsu CHURCH BHL-
LONDON, July -
4 meeting Of the Peers was held yesterday 70
arrange the composition Of the new Irish Church
bill. ani to frame amendment to the pentlnS b1lL
Eari Russell. Baron Westbuly, Earl Grey, aud
others, agreed to follow the lead OF the Duke Of
Cleveland.
The House OF Lora. tonight, continued the
consideration OF the IRISH Church bill In CON-
mitsee. Clauaes q and 60 were agreed
to The Marquis Of Salisbury moved to
strike out clause =, which requires
that payments be made for retention OF
ecclesiastical residences BY churctes. The Duke
OF Cleveland moved IN amendment authonz1LK
grants 10 Catholics and Prcsbyrer.ans. After
lang dclatc, the House divided, AMI the nluead-
nent Was lost By q yote Of lis to 146
NIOT,
DCBiIH, July 2.
4 severe hot occussed II Pa1tndown. today,
at1tllg out OF an Orange denomination. The
police nred upon the rioters, killing one and
woun1tnS another.
PAERITEp.
PLYMOUTH, England, July 2.
Steamship Cambria, from New YORK, June z,
ftYf# IN 7hs3F{>f
GcCAEhICAL COUNCIL TO n8 POSTPONED.
LONDON, July -
It Is tumored that tthe Eeumenical Council At
Rome Is to be postponed Tor one year.
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Turf

Turf
T1oF, n. r, July e-FF1daJ waa The {ocrth 4ud
ia1t daJ Of the June meeting of the Rensselaer,
Par1 Association. The raee fcz all horzes thss
hare never tfpkfef better than a:e5 Was Won by
MACY g1ay Mack. IN th1ee straight hestA Time
,I9[. $50, and .2Ql,
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ROCHESTER, ITEMS.

Mr.. James Buchan. Of Rochester, has
sold eight acres Of land in that city to s. V.
Pryor, Esq, for $4,000
A mad dog was shot in Rochester last
Monday.
The Pullman hotel cars which have been
running 10 Rochester daily for some time
past ON the n. Y. Central, have been dis-
continued.
Mr.. Edmund p. Willis has sold property
on State street in Rochester to Ann Fryers
Tor 81, ,0UU.
The Rochester papers think that the new
one-horse street cars are nice things.
A man named John viii hung himself on
Monday morning. He is supposed to have
been laboring under an attack Of delireunl
tremens ut the time when he committed the
deed.
Mr.. J. W. Ashley, of Rochester, delivered
witty and meritolons poem before the So
ciety Of the Sigma Phi during the Com
mencement exercises of Hobart College last
week.
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Attention Citizens

All well disposed citizens of
Petroleum Centre, and vicinity,
who feel an interest in the future
prosperity of the town, are earn.
estly requested to meet at the
school house near the Churches,
at 8 o'clock, P. NJ, on Friday,
the 23rd inst.
MANY CITIZENS.
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NATIONAL ORruANs' HOMESTEAD A

NATIONAL ORPHANS HOMESTEAD AT
GETTYSBURG. The agent of this noble en-
tcrprise, Rev. Mr.. Atkinson. is meeting
with good success in Titusvllc. Jonathan
Watson has given over $l00; some others
$50, S25 and lesser amounts, down to ST.
Several shares for Sunday schools OF $25
each have been already obtained here. -
Amongst these the staff and children of the
State Home Institution are about raising q
share. 1t may not be generally known that
Rev. Mr.. BigneA, NJ. Z. minister, is to act
as local treasurer. All upon whom the
agent may not call, can have the privilege
of paying whatever they feel disposed to
give into Rev. Mr.. b.. who will duly for
ward the same to the general treasurer
The amount collected by the children is to
60, through the different supcrintendents of
schools, into Mr.. BIS bands also. Many
who have not yet subscribed may feel it a
privilege to ussist 10 this effort TO rescue the
children of the fallen heroes [ Herald.
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The Solar Eclipse.

The eclipse OF the sun which will take
place ON Saturday, August 7th, will bo
visible throughout the whole extent of the
North American continent as partial
eclipse. The places where 1t is to be tota
are confined to q narrow belt less than l5O
miles wide, extending in south-eueterly
direction across the continent. The patti
shadow of the moon first touches the earth
in longitude west from Washington 1888
degrees, and north latitude 81 degrees. The
umbra. or the total shadow, touches the
earth in longitude l65 degrees west from
Wst"'nsVou, aau IN north latitude 53 de-
grees. In other words at the first of these
places! the dark body of the moon is seen to
touch the sun erlier than at any other place
just as the sun is rising. The umbra Of
the moon travels at first in north.easterly
direction toward Behring's Straits, where it
bends gradually eastward, and from Behr-
ing's Straits it begins TO travel 10 o south
easterly dirf etiou, which general direction
it holds across British America and the
United States. To speak definitely, the
~dentral line Of the path Of the umbra enters
the territory of the United States about 200
miles northwest Of Fort Union, which is
situated at tho junction of the Yellowstone
and Missouri Rivers. 1t sweeps southeast &C.
ross Dakota, enters the Stale of Iowa near its
oIih-western boundary and passes through
portions of tho State of Iowa, Illinois,
Indiana, Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee and
North Carolina. The eclipse will be total
also in certain parts of Missouri and South
Carolina. At Pittsbrrg the time of begin
ming will be 4:i4 p. NJ, and of ending G: :42
p. NJ. At Erie it will begin at 4:42 p NJ
apd end at Gal p. NJ. The time of the
eclipse in this vicinity will vary but little
from that given for Pittsburg and Erie
1t will be only partial in Pennsylvania.
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"ilow many regulations have been lost
by sermise! How many benevolent deeds
have been chilled by the shrug of shoulder
How many individuals have been stunned
by Il gentle, mysterious hint! How many
ctaste hosoms have been wrung with grirf
At single nod. How many graves have
oeen dug by false reports Yet you pass
the SANDER along! You will keep it above
water by wag of your tongue when you
might sink it forever. Destroy the passion
for tattlng, we pray. Lisp no word that
may injure another. Be determined to lis
ten to no story that is repeated to the in
jury Of another, and as far as you are con-
cprned the slauier will die But tell It
once, and it may 90 as on the wings of the
wind, increasing with each breath till it
has circulated through the State, and
brought to the grave one who might have
been blessing to the whole world"
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RHEn's TRIAL.-The Question els often
asked us when Gus Rheil will be tried for
the murder OF David Tate. We will reply
that Court sets in this county on the 4th
Monday in August, and should the trial be
heard here, and both sides ready, 1t will
come of at that time. lie may not be tried
in this county, and the trial may be post
poned until another term. These are 81 D.
positions, still they may occur
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1t was lately suggested that as change

1t was lately suggested that as change
of drinking water is most frequent cause
of sickness with persons who remove from
one locality to another, similar danger
might arise from the use of ice imported
from other cities, But it is stated as fact
by scientific journal that water in freez.
ing turns out of II all that is not water
salt, air, colorns matter, and all impuri.
ties Frozen sea-water makes fresh water
ice. If you freeze basin of indigo water
it will make ice as clear and as white as
that made of pure rain water. 1t would
therefore seem probable that il is just q
safe TO use ''down-E East" ice as any other.
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A private letter from Cape May, received
at Washington, describes the rescue from
drowning of young Devereey, of Baltimore,
by Miss Borie, daughter Of the ex-Secretary
of the Navy. The young man, having go
beyond his depth, and being unable to SWIM
was sinking for the last time, when the
young lady, who is an expert swimmer, went
to bis rescue, and, dragging him to shore by
the hair, saved him from watery grave.
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Brief Mention.

Lonsfelow is coming home.
Sheridan and staff are at Newport.
Bierstadt is voyaging homeward
Mrs Sumner leads at Newport.
Koopmanschoop, the importer OF China,
is Dutchman-i. G. Hollander.
John Harper, OF the publishing Brothers,
is very i'll.
Ruskiu mourns railroad building in Switz-
erland.
IL 1t worth while punning about the fact
that Hay is under siskles iu Spain.
Senator Morton is going TO Europe
again.
The Pope has two older brothers living.
There are givings ont that Attorney
General Hcar will shortly resign.
Joe Jefferson has bought q $4,000
country seat in New Jersey.
Ida Lewis is suffering the penalties Of
greatness.
W. d. Howells, editor Of the Atlantic
Monthly, accepts the chair Of modern Italian
literature in Harvard.
10 pnanschoop has contracted 10 furnish
St. Louis foundry fifty skilled laborers in
August at 81 25 per day.
| Harvard has graduated n colored man,
Mr.. Geo. L. Butin, with the degree Of
3. L.
The policy Of Louis Nap g advisers keeps
Eugenic at home, for this year ut least,
from her proposed Eastern tour.
"A four mouths duck shooting match for
$4,000 is pending between Sacramen.
tonian and an Omahanian.
The fact that Gen. Sheridan is bachelor
is said to be evidently known to oil the
ladies at Long Branch.
The chignon has its uses. A man in
Paris tried to shoot his wife, but her heat
was bullet proof,
Sherman and daughter are in Boston
and Will IN ,,-"~~. 81 Do-.s..-.h college
Commencement this week.
Opportunity for McCoole-To "belt'
Andy, and 60 down to prosperity as be who
''struck nations Tyre. Chicago Post.
Greelcy's turnips only cost him nine shil
ings apiece last year, whrrcat he straight.
way set up as an Economist.
\ new thing in ear rings is made in Paris
in the shape Of q pair of enormous hair,
spotted spiders, with a fly caught in theil
fee.ers.
Punch does up the course of the French
cable in single hexameler, thus: '.Straigh
from the Brest OF the shore it plunged il
tie Bosom of the ocean"
The San Francisco hoys think It ia smar
to throw pepper in the eyes of Cinnamon
The poor ChinaMen have to acknowledge
the smart, of course.
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PERSONAL.

A. T. Stewart is preparing to Introduce
female clerks in his establishment.
Mr.. Halstead, OF the Cincinnati CONNER
cial, has sold bis velocipcde and the man
who bought It,
The latest about Rochciort, ot La Ian
terne. is. that wealthy himself, he permits
his aged father to live in poverty.
A Boston paper reports that the Hon. r.
G. Russell has resolved to canvass the STATE
in the fall, in favor of e'ecting a liberal
government for Massachusetts,.
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An open letter, dated Buffalo, July sth,
was picked up in the street there on Thurs
Gay, addressed to "My Dear Wife," and
subscribed "Your Loving Husbani," in
which the loving husband announced that
be was forced to abandon her ON account
of pocuniary circumstances; that be hoped
To sad f,r her as s0on as he arrived al
T s'nn. !,ni 1T 'hr shrlr time he ,yustpd she
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Woods Household Magazine for July, de-
voted to knowledge, virtue and temperance,
published at Nrwburgh, N. Y, by S. S.
Wood, is flied With the choicest reading
matter. beneficial to men, women and chill
dren. 1t enjoys liberal circulation among
all classes, and is one Of the best magazines
Of the day.
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A man named Wood attempted to commit
suicide by cutting his throat with razor
Mt the American Hotel in Erie on Saturday
morning. No. being an experienced sugeon
he failed to make job Of it and only in.
flicted flesh wound.
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The funeral Of David Tate, recently killed
in this town, took place at Erie, on Tuesday
morning, and was largely attended by the
Odd Fellows and friends of the deceased -
The ball was taken from his body the night
before, and will be produced in evidence on
the trial.
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THE Musical Review for July, J. L. Pc
tiers, publisher, 1913 Broadway, N. Y, is
one of the best editions pu blished. 1t is re-
plets with varied selection of reading
matter for ladies, and some of the latest
musical publications. OF the day are to lc
'nnni IN ia p.c"s. Price !~s .innuu,, So.
Soma i'r' ., ~, VEG.
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a wealthy and public spirited citizen of
Pittsburg, Mr. Thomas. II. Rahe, has erected
free bath.house on the river bank in that
city for the use of those who have no place
to cleanse themselves. Commendable
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
PROTHONOTARY.

Mn Fp,pK-please announce the nameof THO.
AZ u, NAauY, OF Petroleum Centre, ss q candidat
for Prothonatary Of Venango County, subject 10 'i
usayes OF the Democratic party.
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Msssrs. NcLaiN ~ Bros, Wholesale Druggists,
Vince ing Nn. say, under d'tc Of July ~ 1856
that they can safely recommend the ''argng Oil
for moie diseases than il il recommended r.
From j. X. Fi>nER Uniontnwn, Pa, June 81
iS67.-Your Gargling oil Is doing mdcli better hce
than formerly, It's virtues nave bcromc known
aud the bottles put M for Family Urc, without
staix, nro much sought fnt.
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Time of Closing Mails.

T.. o., PETROLEUM CENTRE PA,
July a7U, lSeS.
Until further notice the mails will arrive at ana
depart from this office as follows:
ARRIVE.
South and East, via. Irvineton, 1918 A. NJ
South and West " Meadville, BIS p. NJ
North and East, " Cory, 2.55
DEPART.
South and Wost, s45 A. NJ.
Soun East and West, 2 80 p. NJ,
North, East and West 1000 A. NJ.