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Worcester daily spy., 1872-08-20


united states currency bs................... ll3M
Western Union Telegraph company y.....,..T3N
Paeihc Mail steamship company. ..,..,,....73E
y. Y. Central Hudson River consolidated 973
Erie I'liIOdu
40 preferred. d...........................7O 70
naIIciD IdiiIoau' ll6A
49,, 10 preferred. ...........l20
Michigan Central railrOat t...........,. lii
fandma failroad; .........................,,.l
Union Pacific railroad stock.
Lake Shore Michigan Southern RI, S9s.
Illinois Central railroad. ad..............,.....I32 .I32
Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad ........,..gO1
Chicago and Northwestern railroad, ,..........73A
-, w =, uo pTei.................Y 30
Cleveland Columbus d Cincinnati railroad. .sgA
New jersey Central railroad. .............. lO6E
Chicago and Rock Island railroad. ..,....,,.l llOH
Milwaukee and st. Paul railroad. nm. 1I
do do pref ef.....,..,..75k
Toledo and wabash railroad. .............T5A
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad ......s5H
Alton and Terre Haute railroad. ........,,.20
do do preferred. .......,.,,44
Chicago and Alton railroad d..,..,.,,......iiT
do preferred ION
Ohio and Mississippi railroad d..........,..,43N
Hartford and Erie railroad ....,,.
Columbus. Cincinnati IL Ind. Central r K 34K
Burlington and Quincy railroad. ............l32
Hannibal and st Joseph X ...,..,,.... AN
Central Pacific gold bonds. onds...................lO3
Worcester daily spy., 1872-08-20

COOP FooD and plenty of it. produces the same efec
upon person who has been starved that the Peruvian
Syrup an iron toicl does upon the weak and debated
lit makes them strong and vigorous, changing weak
ness and suffering into strength and health
aUl8 deop&wIw
LIFE HAS FEW CHARMS for the Dyspeptic, which is not
to be wondered at, when take into account the
amount bodily and mental suffering that this Distress
ing malady generates. The Peruvian Syrup "a prOtox-
ide of iron) has cured thousands who were suffering
from this disease deOp&wlt aul5
Worcester daily spy., 1872-08-20
MRS. METCALFs PRIVATE SOHOOI

The Fall Term will commence on Monday, Sept. %
lhaving one session daily.) Instruction is given In
Latin, French German, the higher English branches
and in the common English Studies For particular in
formation apply 30 MRS. Q. II. METCALF
au2N dit 80 West st.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-08-20
o L. Z; cAPEN, Rea, Estate Agent,
au@O dat Putnam ct.

FEfHE FALL TERM OF B. d. ALIENS
CLASSES IN MUSIC will begin on Monday, Sept
I'd, and continue ten weeks. Applications received and
pupils classified daily between the hours of IL and IL
O'CLOCK at No. Al Pleasant st. Glasses limited to four
each. Terms. SIS per quarter. d1w' au20
Worcester daily spy., 1872-08-20

T OSTl-A POCKET BOOK containing
- Sl34, or thereabout, Monday nOon in the vicinity
OF FOs er st. Depot The finder will be suitably reward
ed by leaving II at this office for
au2O dSt+ BYRON BRADFORD.
| OST-Sunday evening, in front of Mechan.
- les Hall, POC&ET-BOOK containing about 92O
some bills aAd other papers, The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at
aulO dat+ SHIELDS q MOODY'S 70 FoFter at
Worcester daily spy., 1872-08-20

Five Per Cent. per Annum
allowed for Money on call. Z. A. GO0D&OW,
aus dtf First National Bank
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06
Homemade Candy.

Use new tin basin, put into it four
tablespoOnfuls of water, one pound Of
''cOfiee A" sugar, one teasponful of
good cream tartar; boil, stirring con-
stantly to avoid burning. After it be-
gins to have a soapy appearance try it
often by dropping little into cold wa
ter, and if done it will at once become
brittle. Butter an earthen dish and
pour the hot candy into it, then it may
cool just enough to handle. Flavor to
taste with oil of peppermint, winter
green, sassafras or lemon. Two drops
of oil will flavor it strong. For variety
divide into three or four parts and fla
vOr differently by touching one kind of
oil to each. Work i'm the hands at
once; the more it is pulled the whittier
It will get,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06
To Boil q Ham.

1t is always best to wash ham in
the evening before you wish to cook il
and let it soak in water over night.
Put it on the fire in an abundance OF
water to cover it well, and keep it
slowly and steadily boiling. When
the bone on the under side comes out
easily the ham will be done. When it
is cold the skin should be removed and
bread crumbs grated thickly over the
top, the whole brushed over with the
yOlks of eggs and nicely Drowned in a
quick oven. If, while the ham is boil
ing, it is necessary to add more water,
have it boiling hot. If cold water is
added it will surely make the meat
tough.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06
Watering Flowers.

"A regular supply of water is highly
advantageous to roses during the early
part of summer, especially in situations
where the soil in which they grow is
light and sandy. In ordinary cases,
however, it is safest to water with a
gentle hand, as the young foliage of
roses, as well as other plants, suffers
greatly from every kind of rough treat
ment. This will appear evident to any
one the least acquainted with the
structure ofleaves, whose innumerable
stOmata and delicate external cover
ings, plead, and plead earnestly, for
other treatment than they often receive.
american EOrWer
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06

Rotation is the least negative fertili-
cation. 1t may not positively enrich a
farm; 1t will at least retard and post
pone its impoverishment. He who
grows wheat after wheat, corn after
corn, for twenty years, will need to
emigrate before the term is fulfilled.
The same farm cannot support (nor en-
dure) him any longer than that. All
our great wheat-growing sections of
fifty years ago are wheat-growing no
longer, while, England grows large
crops thereof en- the very fields that
fed the armies of Saxon, Harold and
William the cOnquerer. Rotation has
preserved these, as the lack Of it ruined
those.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06
Cure for SPAWN.

F. J. Bantz writes the Prairie Far
mer, that to cure bone SPAWN in the
leg, it should be washed clean with
soap and warm water, then clip off the
hair and apply one ounce pulverized
sal ammoniac, half ounce gum camphor.
one ounce Venice turpintine, one ounce
tinctnre of cantharides, one ounce
spirits ammonia, two ounces olive oil,
twice per day, and rub IN thoroughly.
Wash clean every fourth day until
Tall
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06

A man named Osborne was arrested
at Clermont, KS, on Tuesday last, who
had in his wagon five dead bodies, two
parents and two children named Oms,
and a young man, supposed to be Mrs.
O's brother. The bodies were decom-
posing, and the offensive odor led to
the discovery. Osborne said the per-
sons were murdered near Holton by a
man named Williams, who had hired
him to haul the bodies of and put
them out of the way. He had been
driving with them five days. Osborne
was probably lost near HOlton.-Er.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06
IMPROVED AND uNIMpRoyED CITY PROPERTY.
PARTIAL LIST OF LANDS AND TOWN LOTS


wrhia eisS
quarter Of n No ovnp y anss - Pre- 80 Ard ssss:
ztowush x.ran4e 3sAP
No -
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Osetsbd
and w. yesrs II ri out
No
esurder Gne,a odoreh u
hafh x.uhaeisx3 Pttee 10 o
housw WE'LL rcds k
= 49, h~ds rre a living
VOL ssfse
No -
hsokS
No.
HouSeaD dcs cSnerW andY y
ouse apdk rs... + 49,. ~ .
Hoose q kks yo sodS4
aadkx ... go
sudbHy - w ~ - ~
Two sasess 80 hess n e ~ 49,
Hone Ill, fsposk 1890
---- 49, =
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06

A rural New York youth lately
went to claim his bride and conduct
her to the alter, only to find that she
had eloped with another fellow the
previous night. He did not tear his
hair any. but just remarked: by Jove,
am glad she was married last night
instead of tonight, if she is of that dis
position.''
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06

It's your tall fellows who are luckiest
in love. The ladies are all in favor of
Hy-men.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06

"Peter," said a mother to her son.
are you in those sweetmeats again 2"
No ma'am, them sweetmeats is into
mo -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06

An old Scotchman of Boston used to
say, am open to conviction. but I'd
like to see the man that can convince
me- -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06
Grape Rot Stayed by Coal Ashes.

Peter Myers, Des Moines, Iowa,
writes: "My Delaware grapes COM
menced rotting. removed all berries
touched with the disease and emptied
fresh coal ashes under the vines there
have no more berries rOtted since.
Could the ''cOai ashes" have had any
thing to do with staying the disease 2"
That is question worthy of further
examination.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06

"Womem, wake upv exelaims the
Reroiution, and an indolent rural edi-
tor adds: "Yes, and d-n il, turn out
and make fire and put the teakettle
on
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06

The barley crop of Kansas is unpre-
cedentedly large.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06
Ought a Wife to Sit Up for her
Husband?"

fhe duty evades when he might be of use,
Or starts for his ''club" with a hollow excuse:
If he goes out to dine with bachelor friend.
And leave her at home with the stockings 10
mend;
If he leaves her in trouble, and, slamming the
door,
Declares household worries terrible bore;
IL in points such as these, he shall selfishness
show,
To your question, answer, decidedly, No,
But
II to succor the needy sometimes he should 20,
Or TO comfort friend i'm his troubles and woe !:
III he goes once month, and he could-not do
less,
For a rubber at whist, or challenge to chess;
II, after some day Of much pressure and care,
He needs relaxation and thinks ii but fair,
IL she cannot accompany him to the ''play,"
He should go there alone, just for once in
way;
Then in cases like these, must freely,confess,
To your query, answer, decidedly, Yes!
For your question definite answer implied,
l maintain that wife, without any evasion,
Should stand up for her husband on every oc-
casiOn
Where his error is venial and, as on that day,
When she promised TO honor, TO love, to obey,
She took him for better or worse, SO she said;
And, as she could scar, ely be happy in bed,
And 'twOuld be far more cosy together to sup.
incline TO decide that she ought to ''sit up"
The only difficulty is. how is the poor wife
to know when the monster is telling the truth?
From ,yudu
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06

In some of the large diaries Of Dew
onshire each mixer has three buckets,
and divides each cows milk into three
portions. which. with the cream, are
kept entirely separate.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1872-09-06

To thin fruit is not to get the less
fruit. but the better We are afraid to
prune: we are still more afraid TO thin
out our fruit. the nice pears and peach
es. but that is the way TO get nicer
nnnS
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

A CADEMY OF MUSIC,
n for one week, commencing Septcmber9.
MRS. MACREADY
i'll her great role as
SHyLOCK,
in shakspeare's great play, The Merchant of Venice
supported by Mr.. MILES LEVICk and full star com.
pany
Photographs of her in character gratis at the box Office
and ia Broadway.
MATINEE SATURDAY..
Seats six days in advance.
ORREN GEORGE Manager.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

AMUsEMEHrs.
! T'HEATRE ooMrorE,
Mr. 'Gsa GosidaE ItAhI Lesiss TosahF Sna hTFnassr
First siss e ne ANsiG 9HsfS Of ap%Ss pGcSs!!
s A''' ~'' MISS ANNE ADAMS. D
THE QUEEN OF snHr6 sJSS doaia aFS5s S0sAsHs fRAHss
New SONGS ana DANCES
s s%s s ~ 9"
Miss JENNIE NJ; lBs BSgpns Wha Nj, ,SHs SH
Miss KITfiE TIIsroN, william WhaIev.
acts, &'"'' DC. e. x Goodias,G L. stoute,
j. Bradley and othors.
EIGHT NEW STARS
&ITiaEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
ID wI'M asT MIX + EHn 81 Fh SUMNER sl:As6S MaSAaEh
MONDAY, and during the Week..
first sEs@$$'s 4 $ G;s s$S$ the
who will appear in round of ofIegitiniate Standard
cpaFlSp paFl ST SoFuLaa y aasl ARTsrEs
First appearance S sSq'n - Of nMsi ns Charming aroe
First appearance at this theatre of tile
neappesraSes Mass sapsss q MIA aSya AsDx sSSrnnn
First appearance here OF
and MIR. JOHN WEAVER.
MONDAY and TIEsDAX .i 5,g Sspgtember and 10,
ROUGH DIAMOND
and LIPt IN THE BhCKWooDs,
MONDAY FspImhbSSr hS u NINFrR GNp 2pESiSa on THE
TrNIoN SQUARE THEATRE.
Proprietor. or....,...........,..M Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK
The Management respectfully announce that this Thea
which has been closed since the l0th
extensive alterations and repairs, will open TUES
'"e FIRST CLASS COMEDY THEATRE
with the following large and carefully selected compa
Miss Agnes Ethel, Mr.. II. Harkns,
Mrs Clara Jennings, Mr. Mark smith,
Miss Plessy Mordaunt, Mr.. r. y. Mackay,
Miss Phillis Glover, Mr.. Edward Lamb,
Miss Emily Mes.aypr, Mr.. Mckee Rankin,
Miss Kitty Blanchard, Mr.. Henry Montgomery,
Miss jennie Lee, Mr. George parkes
Miss Mary Grswod, Mr. w. b. Iaurcns,
Miss Fannie Hayward, Mr. Welsh Edwards
Miss Rose La,ircns, Mr.. J. 7. Burnett
Miss Miss Imogene = Fowler NJ NJ Glands Il, Burroughs
Miss Charlott, Cave, Mr.. J. w. Thorpe,
Miss Harriet Thorpe. Mr. J. Lamb
Stage uanoeor-ur D MEi Il i 1isrRInsy 2qRIEIsy
Musical Direetor-Mr, i. Tissinston.
scenic ArtistMr; Richard Marston.
m Machnist-Mr William Saunders.
To SSE aTSbRp Ss Sns siS ETHEL Is LIMITED
I The opening piece VIII H. be M rev pay o ptsr-
TokiEN sARDou, and entl,lsd
used in This piece entirely and tic most ec-
giant description Tho cast will DC announced in
advertisements
Sale of secured seats for the OPENING NIGHT will be.
THURSDAY MORNING. September 10.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09
AMvsEMENT
BURLEsQyE.

WO0D8 MUSEUM BURLEsOUE
w GRAND OPENING OF THE
GRAND OPENING OF THE
FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
FALL AND WINTER SEASON.
THE WOODS MUSEUM nI;IfI T,SJ r r f.t,NpAxy
THE WOODS NUsEUN BIJI ES3f,R cOWpAyY
Miss BELLA uoWlTT Miss LISA WEBER,
Miss TaULISE MAhkHAM, Miss EMMA GRATTAS,
Miss JEN IL AkNOIT Miss AGGIE WOOD,
Miss ALICE ATHERTON, Miss .iisNvIF "a T.rERIEF
Mr.. w. l.. MANSELL, Mr.. L. i vTsrAyER -'
Mr.. A. H. SHELDON, Mr. CJINS STiTRcEs'
MI hAhnf sTEWAkr,. Mr. JOHN De BOCAY.
In original Chinese Hufesque Extrayacauxa txxn
acts, by James Barnes Bs,l., cptitei - ~
CHOW CHOW:
Glow CHOW:
CHOW CHOW;
CHOW A TALE Of PEKIN cHow
NEW SCENERY, ELEGANT COSTUMES,
Naval Properties Pictorial aud Mechanical Illusions.
MATINEE PERFORMANCES AT2P. NJ
Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
Production OF Toblns beautiful Comedy in acts Of the
HONEYMOON,
cast to the entire strength of the Company.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

DAwNBROKER's sAIE-TnIs DAY-JAMEs AGAR.
4 Auctioneer, VIII sell, at 80 New Bowery 900 lois
Mems and Womens Clothing, Blankets Beddins Watches
and Jewelry. BY order OF j. L. rragor no Wcs, Thirty
third street
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

DAWNBROKER'S SALE.-TnOS J. MURATH AgC-
i onecr, 1893 Chatham street VIII sell this day, at II
O'clock St lots Womens Clothing, splendid SILK Dresses
shawIs Remnants Underclothing, &c. BY order NJ.
Levy ~ Grand street,
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

NJ DAVIS, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL THIS DAY,
M. loa o'clock, at t27 hudson street between Jane
aud Horato streets, the following articles, namely
Screw Presses, stamping Machines, Paint Mills.
Eunbers Tools and large quantity oi other Machinery.
Dealers invited.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

MORTGAGE sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A CHATrET
!M mortgage VIII expose at public sale this day at II
An, at le Delaney street, suffolk street. the
contents Of first class Liquor store Bar Fixtures Sc
WILLIAM ALL Attorney for NortunVpe.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

MORTGAGE SALES HERMAN, AUCTIONEER
l vii sell this day at O'Clock, az 5i East Broadway
the Contents and Fixtures Of an ice cream and candy
loon. BY order of l.. RIEDSkOPF, Attorney for Mort.
Gagce.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

DAwNBROKERS sALE.-R. FIELD, sHEEIFFs
Il and general auc l2i Bowery-will
ssll this day at II O'Clock 800 lots Mems ana WomGn's
Bedding Quilts. Blankets Boots, Shoes, &C., &c also
Goats Oycrcoats Pants and Vests BY order Julius Mez
Ter, Houston street
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

A UCTiCN AUCTION, AUCuON-TIIIS DAY. AT
n private idencc l2i West .6 St, commencing Mt
los O'clock over 90 lots of lGa ,u chold Furliture,
rosewood Pianolorte ri,h Par.or SUITS ,droom Suit,
Dining Room, Basement ami Kitchen Furniture com
prising every Gricle neces sa " for house keeping
HENRY IlNN, Auctionacr.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

DY IsADORE J. swARZR OPH AUCTIoNBER-
ID Sales, 10 o'clock 1877 varick street; Stock and Fix
fures Crockery, Glassware Chinaware Lamps, &c posi-
lively in lots dealers invited.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

WHITES ATUENEUM,
~ 5s5 Broadway, opposite Niblo's Garden.
NanageG
pest o ne KIND Aileflca
M MMAETiT BARri!oLOMEWS rANrOMIME TRQUPE4
WHITES MINSTREIS by Ninetsen First Glass Arti.tei
FAMOUS CoMBlNAiION COMPANY.
Making tirand Ma mn0h Entertainment and the most
rlhiul show every offered tu the ,lic
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY, ONLY, At 2.pa :.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2oi RowERH
REoPENs On MONDAY NEXT.
NEWLY DECORATED REPAINTED AND REFIrTEDs
with
TONY PASTOR
AND HIS GREAT STAR TROUPE.
MATINEES TUESDAYS AND SArURDANS.
Look out for tuiure announcements.
100 BROADWAY
I. MAGUIRE AND BILLY EMERSON,
Proprietors and Managers
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
THE GREAT
EMERSON CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS
EMERSON CALIFORNIA MINSTRELS.
The largest and most complete organization in ths
world.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

EDWARD PETTINGER, AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL
~ Of Iiynards auction rooms, n Eighth avenue, on
Tuesday September TO- at l0s O'Clock A. NJ, large lot
Of Furniture, on account Of storage Particulars to-
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

I s. wEINBERGER, ,AuCTIoNEER, SELLS MON
j. day, September al l0ls O'Clock, az IL Bowery,
iron Safe, scotchnan Cigar sgip, lot Window
Shades French and American Clocks. Extension Tables
Paror Suit Barber Chair Desk Wines Liquors
and Champagncs also lot Of Curtains and Oilcloths &C.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

DICHARD WALTERS, AUCTIONEER-sEwING MA
~ chimes Furniture, &C. c.-Marshal,s saie;EWiI eel
~ ~ elegant Cabinet and liatcase Wheeler Wilson
perfect order Household Furniture Carpets, wardfobes
vbnirs, finware Sheets Spreads, Pillow Cases, Towels
&C. also six bags Feathers sale positive without
serve. CHARLES WATTS. MnrsIaI.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

UCTION SALE OF $4,000 OF MAGNIFICENT
"A Household Furniture Pianoiore, Bronzes Paint.
ings Mirrors, CARPETS on this day Monday) at the ele
CANT residence 80 West 18th ST., 5h av, sale
mencne at lya O'clock the property OF John T. Hunger
ford, Es-DraWing Rooms superb Suits, covered bro
cade silk reps Pompadour and Marie Antoinette styles;
Marqueerie Bosdesrose Cabinets, Tables Secretairc
Bookcase Etageres Console Tables Encoignurc Jardn
,eres hronze clock satnary sevres and ormolu Vases
Ornaments Paintings by eminent artists velvet medallion
Carpets, Rugs Lace Curtains, magnificent rosewood
Pianofore, made order celebrated maker Stool Cover
Music Stand. Books rosewood walnut Dressing Bureaus
Bedsead. Wardrobes hair spring Mattresses, Blankets,
salvors, Dinner, Tea Service, Chnaware, Glassware,
Linen, Sheffield Table Cutlery also all from the SER
wants apartments. N B-Parties wishing attend this
sale take 9Th stages 9th nv cars.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

AN EXTRA SIZE HOUSE NEAR FIFTH AVENUE
"A Small unurlshcd one; two lGr!e ones ad Oning
do, Fifth avenue, small, furnished $40 per month ele
CANT House, $500 per mouth; o,tr; r,.o,-,,n
22) Fifth avenue first door above Twenty SIKH str ct
SNirL
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

DY &. 4. a6oDALE-CAMPBEIL 4 Co. AGC
ID uoneers Office No West Twenythird street, Fifth
Avenue Hotel-GOODALE, CAMPBELL CO. will sci
by descriptive catalogue, Wednesday next It'll
inst entire elegant Household Furniture Of private fam
dence in East Thirteth street Full particulars here
after. dOODALE, CAMPBELL co.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

@ HERMAN AUCTIONEER.-MhRSHAL SABE OF
-. Wines Liquors Jewery, Watches, &c., on Monday,
September at l0k O'Clock, l3 Howcry, the contents Of
Sample Room consisting OF IL barrels casks and kegs
Of Assorted Liquors such as Bourbon WhsEcy Brandy
Gin Biiiers BIackberry Port ana sherry vines Also
Marshais sale of 10 fine Gold Watches and D silver
Watches . LOT oi Brcastpins. Rings, &c Il, DkLHER.
Qlty MMsbah
The New York herald., 1872-09-09
IxIoNi

WLLAoN's
IxIONi
THE GREAT SUCCESS
LYDIA THOMPSON COMPANY
illustrated by
Miss LYDIA THOMPSON
AMI her
UNRIvALLED COMPANY,
and presented with
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
GORGEOUS COSTCNRS,
ELABORATE APPOINTNENTS
BRILLIANT MUSIC,
NOVEL DANCES
and
PICTURESQUE GR0UPTNda
forming
AN ENSEMBLE
UNEQUALLED ON THE STAGE
EVERY EVENING
and
SATURDAY MATINEE
at ~.
Preceded by the charming conedietta,
A HAPPY PAIR.
IN PREPARATION, KENiLWORTH.
The New York herald., 1872-09-09

EDWARD sCHENCK, AUCTIONEER.
II MORTGAGE SALE OF
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,
BY EDWARD SCHENCK, on Tuesday 10Th inst. mt No.
90 Liberty street, at II O'Clock, very elegant stock,
manuact tred the best retail trade, comprising every
variety OF parlor Library Chamber and Dining Suits
on exhibition.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1872-07-23
Publisher Of THE SPIRIT. =
The Great Show and the Great
.'i ~ Arabs. . "

|. The New York Sun of March 30th
1872, contains the Following, concern
ing the leader of the wonderful troupe
of 'Bedouin Arabs, engaged to perform
with the Rosstep, Springer IL Hender-
son Great Mastodon Mcnagerie Muse
un, Caravan and Hippodrome, and the
only genuine Arab gymnasts in this
country
Il IAN interesting private exhibition OF
the immense strength and endurance OF
the human frame vas Witnessed yester
day morning, in the arena on the, stage
of the Grand Opera House. John G..
Heenan declared Hasheet Aloop deci-
dedly the strongest man in the world.
The troop to which Aloop is, attached
musters fourteen Arabian athletes, call
ed by the play,bill, The Children of Che
Desert Of these this modern Hercu-
les yesterday supported on his shout
ders and carried about the ring eight,
whose aggregate weight reached LAO
pounds. He next held at arms length
oEe of his brethren, q man weighing
1877 pounds, then lifted from the ground
six men who clung to, him while he was
prostrate on his back He is perform
ing with the European Hippotheatron
Company, and viii to night undertake
to hold eight heavy men as a fiTale to
the many feats. OF skiil, strength and
endurance lis troupe are famous for:''
The gas lit city of tents It will be
born in mind. will be pitched here on
Friday of this week
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The Monroe County Teachers
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+ A very profitable and interesting
meeting of the Institute, to teachers
and spectators, closed on Friday even
| ing last, after being in session FIVE days.
| State School Commissioner HARVEY
Prof. RossIrER, of Marietta College,
and the celebrated Elocudonist, ROBERT
KIDD, we're present and impaired valu-
able aud nsefnl Information during the
session. -.
Mr.. H4RvEY's method Of teaching
Geography, we think is the proper one,
wiz: giving the names of places ano
their definitions, or the reasons why
they were so named.
| Prof. RossTER-s astronomical and
mathematical demonstrations were ex-
ceedingly interesting and made SO clear
that no orc 'preseht failed to compre
hend their meaning The Professor is
one of the finest Educators in Ohio
and, we believe, in the West.
Prot. KIDD, ElocGtioniet, is master o.
/ his profession. His Instructions, recita
tons and impeTsonations were Of higl
order, and won applause from The
crowds that attended TO hear them.
The attendance of gentlemen anc
lady teachers was large and if they prac
tice, properly, what was impaired tc
them, good results to their pupils vii
surely follow.