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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1872-10-04

HARRISON ALLEN, Ring candidate
for the Auditor Gencralship, the prin.
cipal financial Office of the Common
wealth, has been conspicuous and
notorious for many winters past among
the corrupt Legislators at Harrisburg.
He voted and lobbied for the "ninc
million steal" Yet taxpayers are ask
ed to make him chief guardian of the
Treasury and of the Sinking Fund.
John +. Hartranft is said to have been
an active lobbyist in favor of the same
huge swindle, and we have no reason
to doubt it. We are expected to elect
him Governor. Political ethics must
have sunk to an exceedingly low level
when such men may aspire to such
offices; when they may not only aspire
but be nominated to them, and wher
upright, self-respecting citizens an(
tax payers are confidently counted up
on to support them.-PreSs
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You can buy goods for cash Of |. w.
Hartman, cheaper than any other house
in the county, make note of that for
all time to come.
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TIE Aoat0W An'ericGn in speaking
OF Mr., BucIlaIow thus pleasantly al
ludcs to him as"this model Of an honest
man, whose cold blood will not tinge
his marble visage though tie deep
damnation of his deeds might make the
Devils hide themselves"
My but that is pretty writing Read
ing Dime Novels Is what does It,
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A DMINISTKATOIV NOTICE.
IA ESTATE OF ELIZABETH KISTLER, DECD.
Letters OF administration on the estate OF
Elizabeth Kister late of Mt Pleasant twp, Col
umbia county, deceased have been granted by the
Register OF said county TO Joseph Gilbert OF the
same Twp. All persons having claims against the
estate Of the decedCnt are requested to present
them for settlement, and those indebted to the
estate to make payment to the undersigned, ad-
ministrator without delay. - -
JOSEPH GILBERT,
Aug 23--12-Gw. Administrator.
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DIssOLUTION OF co PARTNER

The partnership heretofore existing under
the irm name of Snyder, Hartman d Co. is dts
solved by the death of Benjamin Il. Soudor. The
books OF the late firm are in the hands of Daniel
Snyder 10 whom all persons knowing them
selves to be Indebted 10 the firm arc requested to
make immediate payment.
The business WIN bccOntinued at tn" oil place
under the name OF II. snyder. Il 60.
ID SNNDkR, Il CO..
LsI.N MnN lrIll lN.o.lf
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
q. CRATE BROWN,
STATE TICKET.

STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR
CHARLES n. BUCKALEW,
or COLUMBIA COUNTY
FOR AUDITOR GENERAL:
WILLIAM HARTLEY,
or BEDFORD COUNTY.
FOR JUDGE or SUPREME COURT;
JAMES THOMPSON,
or ERIE COUNTY.
FoR CoNGREssMEN AT LARGE:
RICHARD VAUX,
or PHILADELPHIA.
JAMES II. HOPKINS,
or ALLEGHENT,
IlENDRICK Il. WRIGHT
or TuzERHE COUNTY,
For Members OF the Constitutional Con
VentiOn,
GRO. W. WOODWARD, philadelphia,
JEREMIAH S. nLACH, York.
ANDREW q. CURTIN, Centre
w. j. BAER Somerset.
W. II. SMITH, Allegheny.
FRANKLIN u. GOWEN, Philadelphia.
JOHN IL. CAMPBELL Philadelphia.
s.. If. REYNOLDS. Lancaster.
JAMES ELLIS, Schuylltill.
a.. G.. T. DODD, NenangO.
GEO. NJ. DALLAS, Philadelphia.
ROBERT a. LAMBERrON, Dauphin.
A. \. PUItMAN. Green.
WlI. j.. CORBETr, Clarion.
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EREuRS OF YOUTAR.

Every nervous Young Man in the Union, Will
receive, nee, q Recipe thOJ Willproye a blessing
through lie, by addressing, in confidence,
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Box jl7- j. q. - Cedar ST., N. Y.
feb o, ly.
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NIOTICE.

IN Subscribers to tho Capital Stock of the
North q West Branch Ran Road Co., are hereby
notified that second iustallment of 10 per cent.
in same must be paid to the Treasurer, on or be-
fore the 18TH day OF october next.
Ry order OF the Directors.
WM, NEAL,
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PHILADELPHIA. March 1. Isl.

PHILADELPHIA, March 1, 1872
Dr. j. II. SCIIENCK,
Respected Sir-I take pleasure in awarding to
you this certificate of the wonderful cure your
Pulmonic Syrup aud Sea Weed Tonic produced.
NV throat and bronchial tubes were so highly
iuliamcd that IL was almost impossible for me to
swallow my food.
an: on visit to my uncle, Mr.. Charles John
son, no. Ji2 Federal street, VINO says your medi-
cnes raised him from almost death after all 9TH
cr means had tailed, and lie having, therefore,
full confidence in the virtue of your remedies,
strongly recommended me to try them. did
so. and IN one week from the time | commenced
taking them my throat underwent very great
change for the better, so that | could eat my
meals without any difficulty pain. / can
scarcely find words TO express my gratitude for
the early relief your invaluable medicines pro-
ducCdupon me- and deem it but an act Of grati-
tudc TO give You the Acknowledgement of my
appreciation, Yours respectfully,
RACHEL NJ. JACOBS.
Ne. iCG West Thirty-third street, New York.
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Important Testimony!

Tho following letters are among tho many we
arc constantly receiving nom persons who have
been cured by
Schenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
Schcnck's Sea Weed Tonic,
AND
Schencll's Mandrake Pills.
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JOHN Q. HEWITT.
Key west, Fla, Feb. 1D, 1872.

DR.. j, II. SCHENCK, N. Il. cor. Sixth and Arch
streets, Philadelphia.
Dear Slr-PleaSo forward, per first steamer, six
bottles Sea Weed Tonic and twelve bottles pul-
monte Syrup.
Your medicines are such value that cam
not be without thcm in my household, and in
fact no family should be without them.
l have given them u fair test and openly do
clare thcm to be even better than you claim.
Very respectfully yours &c
W. y. WHITEHURST.
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more or less, ON which is erected n good frame
house and smith shop. There is u line young
orchard, apple, peQch ana cherTy-and never
falling spring ON the promises, Apply TO Ma
THAN A. TUHns, adjoining the property
sept 20, A. CATHAklNE KLINE.
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sept 0.l72.Gw.
NOR SALE.
223 ACRES,

H. Tho subscriber offers for sale n lot of ground
in benton township, adjoining lands of estate ot
Jacob Ash, William Appleman anu others, CON
mining
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CXECUTORS, NOTICE
NOTICE.

EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
IA ESTATE OF STEPHEN BALDY DEC d.
Letters testamentary on the estate of stephen
Baldy late of Cato wSsa township, Columbia
county deceased, have been granted by the Reg
istor of Columbia county, TO Peter II. Baldy
Douglas Hughes, and William j. Martin Execu-
tors to whom all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make payment, and those hav
ing claims or demands against said iestate, will
make them known to- the Executors without
PETER Il. BALDY,
DOUGLAS HUGHES
WILLIAM j. MARTIN,
Aug2372-lw Executors.
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Railroad Time liable.

1AtKAwANNA d BLooMsBuRG II. II.
North. South.
,,i .,,......... 9s2 A, NJ. f.57 ~ M
' itrtnodation.....-......, itr 1:l0 A. NJ. ll;0j NJ.
sir,es....."............... 0:O6 y. ID. 0S2 A. NJ
r,yAWissA II. r, FROM RUPERT STATION.
Going North. Going South
"r.. r. NJ 1l:l1 A. NJ.
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OCTOBER 3O,h, 1872.

Ton per cont Of the purchase money payable
at the Striking down OF the property, une-hall
thc remaining uuc-Aulfm year from day ofsalc.
JACOB =. EVANS,
Executor
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~ SEDSGCliOMANCY YOrSOULCHAR-
Z ming" VOW other seX may flscnate
and gain the love aud affections OF anyperson
they choose instantly. This simple mental ac-
quircincnt all cah possess free by mail for 2jc,
together wlth marriage guido, Egyptian Ora
c'e, Dreams, Hints to Ladies', dc. a queer. Y
citing book. l0)ON sold. Address T. WILL.
IAN & co, Puns. pui!a. AppnD I,v
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DUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE TIMBER LAND.

Jacob S. Evans, Executor of the last will and
testament of Abram Young of Benton township,
Columbia connty, deceased, will expose to pub
lie sale the following tracts OF valuable timber
land.
First, II tract of timber land situated in Pine
township, Columbia county, containing aOout7O
acres well timbered with white pine, chestnut
and hemlocE, bounded by lands of Elias Men
denhall, John Lockart, Robt Russel and others,
TO be sold ON the premises
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MONDAY, OCTOBER 23Lh,

IT 7. o CTOCAi WOUT'
in Jackson Township, Columbia county, Pa,
containing forty acres and iorty-three and
eight tenth perches, well timDered with white
pine white oak aAd homlock, bounded by lands
of Peter Lauhach, Samuel Kitchen, Wilson
t,p. mic
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20th, 2872,

NT IUO-VI0Ck, q, m,
Third, a certain tract Of land situated in Fish.
ngcree town ship Columbia county, Pa, adJ9n-
witt, Henry Eyer, decd. and other, con-
tanning hundred and thirteen acres and nine.
ty-fuur pcrchCs with allowance well timbered
with white oak, poplar, chestnut and pinc, to be
sold on the premises
NNvINNNrLHlnA NHrnnJHR onlh 1870
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Bari s.n' & P; s1 Msnts;. s.s s f Gi. Co.
Brs Sfs5eio tBrl Bra v Grsyova Me p r DswS.s 90
sss Geo DST St s, sn S e. S%si' v BTa
sehr Mabel p Staples Cole Guantanamo e gI,is soP p 70
se5r bon. Macdonald Jacksonville Bentley GdsrseV, Co.
sioop ann EiIs, HSgius, SewHsveu
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Limerick DBL Jameson Liverpool Dec and
Queenstown with @dse and pass 70 John o. P' with s. and
pass % SsS Ma. apatc Deds Rotterdam Nov 90 via ar Dec
Is with S %S 1nd queen : o fV YsnooS D Sev Es
Bss caeo Penny Pern,mbueO % DAYS, yitb s9gM
Bark cympn ct L''ehAmPon cV T lumber Ss WIN
81 u.s. hps alder Of and 10 days NJ via vineyard
ss O. M.Tstt of Boothb, Reed Para 10 days with rubber
'n seRI VIM D. D,y M Bo,top Dy Ponce R. iday' With
seS sOps Godfrey Godfrey jacksonville 10 days with yellow pine
sci Mary Louise, GaI Washington, N C., 'd'y' With naval
sesf Carlton Caste, Grand Mea,n day, nth s.h A.,
(Br) Price, St. John NJ b. " days. WIN un"sr
SAILED.
Steamship, we,ph. for H1%SoT ynso1 f'I s.Ssis and
wysRoEe for Rehmoud span for Liverpool SHIPS Uno0' Or hA
Blue Jacket for San Franeseo
WISD--SundO.n. light N W. clear
DOMESTIC PORTS. 49,.
Bosros Dec a-Anyd steamships Merceds from Ohafes''n
FOREIGN PORTS.
MoyuLE 1oThe Anchor Line steamship Anglia emhii rV"
New.Yok for glasgow arrived here yesterday
RsTebon ,e from Stein on the inst for New YORK
WHALERS. ,,
SAY Francisco, Dee loClsarsd bark Ls0d s"ih Of Hs"Dea
ford, 10 cruise.
DISASTER. , 4.
BILrrxoRE l9-The steamship George beay reports 800
Tire Trap Wednesday night schr Lewis Ehman oil anu Os o
more, from Charleston, with main and mitIenmAss gone
MEMORANDA. rr..,,
BosroN Mass Dee f9The scht Arborer ClafE RON hsNVt,
Me- for Portland for whose safety some Apprehension ms ~ .
Dec IT, having been driven out 70 sea N VIC gaze
Of Nov 90 The captain had his feet badly frost bitten
NOTICE TO MARINERS. 49,
CITY Ice Boat PaAdelpha Dec H. reports thst ne o9oy
the Lower Spt Of The Patch dnd down far Reed sana
The ncum has dud into the channel ana apparently ~
more weights keep Il in its position ..u.,o
3osros Dec lB-The Rip Light Vessel NO mas oeen
raly Withdrawn for repairs and her place supplied BY kehi hgn
Vessel No. 9, %, ~,
GF0r Latest Ship He,os Fifth Page.l
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This was very successful experiment The circular
spot Immediately elongated TO a band when the forks
were vibrated aud the band shortened and heightened
alternately after one OF the forks handicapped
the lecturer described 1t, "jockeyed." Everybody
twisted his neck to perceive the motion
and In general was successful; but the effect
when the mirror moved, giving these waves
all across the screen was Unexpectedly magnificent.
In the diagram is the lantern the lens &C the tun
ingforks, the screw, which white line indicates
the optical figures obtained. The engraving should
have represented the line Of light continued from the
nearest tuningfork, as striking the figure upon the
SCREEN instead Of appearing TO stop at pass behind
the edge Of the screen
We now pass on TO the optical illustration OF these
beats. The large fork which have just employed
mains in it's position; but instead Of receiving the beam
reflected from it piece OF looking glass II received
upon second mirror attached TO second fork and cast
by IL upon the screen. We now sound both forks and
both of them act in combination upon the BEAM IL ls
drawn out you before, the band OF light grad
ually shortening as the motion subsidies. Finally, when
the motion obtain the disk OF hight Weighing
one of the forks as did before with twocent piece
we throw unison with the other and observe
the Sometimes the forks conspre, and then you
the band OF light drawn out 10 ts maximum length
Sometimes the forks oppose each other and then you
have the band Of light diminished to circle. Thus the
beats which address the ear express themselves OPP
ticay the alternate eongatOn and shortening OF the
band OF light II move the mirror OF this second fork
you have sinuous line, as before drawn out upon the
screen; but the sinuosties sometimes deep and
sometimes they almost disappear, thus expressing the
alternate increase aud dimnutOn OF the sound the III
tensy Of which is expressed by the depth OF the sinu
osities.
Every complete vibration Of our tunngfork produces
wave OF sound, and all sounds travel with the
velocity through air. the rapid the vibration the
shorter are the sOund-waves The pitch OF sound is
wholly determined by the rapdity OF the vibration, as
the intensity is by the amplitude The rise OF pitch with
the rapidy of the impulses may be illustrated by the
syren which consists Of perforated disk rotating
cylinder into which is forced, aud the end Of which
also perforated. When the perforatOns Of the disk
coincide with those Of the cylinder puff escapes and
the pus succeed each other with sufficient rapid
itY, the Impressions upon the auditory link them
selves together TO continuous musical note. The more
rapid the rotation of the disk the quicker is the
sion OF impulses and the higher the pitch OF the
note Indeed by means Of the syTen the number Of vi
braOns due any musical note, whether IL be that OF
an instrument. OF the human voice. OF flying insect
may be accurately determined.
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fest that in each OF these on arriving at tne
surface Of the m the attracted pore o, and
because light ia sent 20 the eye, we sha nave Ins
OF darkness at each OF these places.
NEwToS's ASSUMPTIONS EASILY TRANSLATED
The bright rings follow Immediately from the same
conception They occur between the dark rings, the
thcknesses TO which they correspond being also inter-
mediate between those answering TO the DARK ones.
Take the OF the first bright ring The thickness oil
It's film td in this interval the rotating particle can
perform only half q rotation. when, therefore, ~
reaches the second surface Of tho m It's repeeu pole
IA prc ened 1t Is therefore, driven back and reaones
The eve At all distances round the center correspond
ING 10 this thickness the effect is produced and the
consequence is ring OF brightness Inc oeel prs'
rings are similarly accounted for AT the second one
where the thickness II d. rotation and half Is per
formed; at the third two rotations ana ha UNI a.
poles TO the surface Of the glass They therefore
hack TO the eye, producing the o,
ness Here then, we have unrayeed the most subtle
application that Newton made Of the Emission
Theory.
nrThe phenomena OF interference. rings. obtained by
curved glasses pressed together was wildly shown
upon the SCREEN much enlarged by double reflection
Then coored glasses inteposed and the number OF
rings apparent very much increased so that the whole
of tho light circle given by the instrument seemed Gov
cred by their ripple but they all Of one COLOR al
ternating only between light and darkness.l
Thus Newton, by exceedingly artificial assumption
yaued over the difficulty presented by the ooors OF tnn
plates. And further difficulties In process OF Tune
thckened round tue theory his disciples tried 70 sustain
il with an igenuty worthy OF their master The new
difficulties not anticipated by the theory but were
met by new assumptions until at length the Emission
Theory became what distinguished writer calls iho
OF hypotheses" In the presence OF the phenomena on
interference tho theory finally broke down, while the
whole Of these phenomena lie az m were latent IN sGe
theory OF unduatOn Newtons "fts" for example, are
Immediately transatable into the lengths OF the ether
| waves. r,.
scratches drawn upon glass or polished metal reject the
OF light from their Sides ana some DenR reneotee
from oppose sides of the furrow, interfere with
each other and quench each other But the obquiy OF
uhic
extingush the longer ones hence the phenomena OF
color These called the colors OF sriaed surfaces
They are we'll illustrated by motherOfpearl This she'll
is composed Of exceedingly thin layers, which, when CUT
across by the polishing OF the she'll expose their edges
and furnish the necessary small and regular grooves.
The most conclusive proof that the coors are que 10 ne
mechanical OF the surface to be found IN he aet
that by stamping the shell carefully upon black seang
wax we transfer grooves and produce upon the wax
| ne
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY. DC. 20
Mails for PaInma AspuWa the American
ehe ports steamship Rising Star close 10
ship sails At u W., from Pier No. a. ~ K
Mail Tor HafaT ~ s. Is closed at the NewYork PostOee
FRIDAY at o'clock Steamship sails IRON Portland Me-.
Saturday att .. m
Letter postage all the West Indies except when going direct
be 10 cents the half Papers eAo which prepaid
SATURDAY., DEC a.
For Crest Britain and France via Queenstown and Liverpool
the steamship Adae, mails close at Supplementary Mail
Is closed At White Star Dock at $50 Steamship sails 10
. m. from White Star Doek. PsVOna Ferry, JerseT CITY,
For Great Britain add the Burope Southampton
and Bremen. steamship Neser close IL
Mail Pier at foot Of Thrds. Hoboken closed at Steamship
sails al D. IN.
letters deposited Supplementary Malls must be prepaid with
double postsEel
Direct Germin and PrussiAn closed Mn by this in
MALI for HAyana direct By the steamship Cleopatra close
m steamship sails al p m, from Per No North River.
Malls lot kT West by the steamship City Of Houston
Steamship sails Al } ,. m. IRON Pier No. % +. X
Mails for DemerafA 81 Thomas and Barbdoes By the steamship
hsHdRso close Steamship sails IRON Atanuc Docks Brook
Bn, At % IN. =
SUNDAY. DEo. a. ...
All sias close at IL O'Clock The rOstonee open from
o ~ II a. u. :
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THURSDAY. Dec. I9-P. NJ.


A new sensation was produced on the boards
to-day which for time created such diversion as to
turn the attention OF the audience from the gymnasc
eccentrcites of the Pacific Mail troupe OF aerobas IN
another direction, TO gaze with establishment upon the
aerial flights OF the performers the Erie uapeEe'
During the tendency Of the recent North West corner
was currently reported that the accounts between Mr.
Gould aud the Company We're in such condition as
clearly 10 show that large amount Of money was que
from the former TO the latter Mr.. Gould manuly but
thought boastfuly, expressed his willingness
TO abido by the result of fair investigation and SS'~
ment OF the facts The sum claimed by the oo'"'
pany was about t0,000Ooo. and we nav.
from what We must regard as the mo''
Trustworthy authority the information that conP'V
mise has been effected by which Mr. Gould has trans
ferred TO the company amount OF securities suee'
to satisfy the claim the actual value OF the properly ~
transferred being about 100000 or 0O00Oo We uoup'
II In all history large restitution was ever m'u0
before. But what win an innocent public 'olnA WYNN
we tell them that this enormous sum OF money ""S h
al extremely smaL net expense " MI COUNT "-'
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TIE COURTS.
nEcISIONS-DRC. 10.

S,prerns -Chdmbrs-By Judge Leonard
Re-, M granted In the matter Of the SIXTH un
yens.t Society Of the City Of New Yorf-orier gnned
Supsrior COurt-Speiai Terribly Judge freedman
Squire AIT Depau.-See certificate.
Common PIeas-Special Tsrm--By Judge Larre-
at BechsuesnMoOn denied without costs Beau
t 40, Reference ordered sisee agt the Atlantic Mail
Steamship Company-Ore amend return Pitts at PheleI'
ne orlr.d a, 10 amouy National Bank agt Never
rctF. Allowance Of per Winter agt Nielee- Motion
n continue aucon denied Brown ig EusenAoin for leave 10
exec denied.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF Egw -TORk.....-..-....,

Steamship Wesphaa sehwensen, Hamburg L. KunhArit Co
Steamship fana Doane PHILADELPHIA. Lohlard Steamship Co
steamship Abemare, Makcr, Richmond &c. Dominion Steam.
ship Co.
steamship wysnok couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk Old
0oun0B steamship Go.
seanAp Ellen Terry, ssyenr Newborn c. Slaray teris
CO.
Atonhp Herman Livingston, Cheseman, Savannah W Garrsou
steamship Georges, Jppsa ChaIlesto A. A. Manaa K %.
a'sAIaAP DlTisOi JoAAsos Pogslaad, J, y, Auea
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This was somewhat intricate arrangement OF APP
paratus and did not work very well with direct light,
as shown IN the diagram in which Ia the lantern, the
syreD, the lens, ID the luminous spots on the
screen, and l. air tube conveying 10 the
syren wind from bellows, not shown. The
effect was at length attained by turning the whole
apparatus around so the Hight from 1t issued toward
the audience and then rejecting the image back to the
screen by means OF mirror. The motions OF the spots
undulatory but curously intricate; not unlike
those Of the coIors OF chromotype. The syren. when
used 10 display sound waves gave forth curious cater
waulng which, the lecturer gracefully admitted would
not usually be accounted IA musical note.
PROBLEMS IN wAyELRSGTH.
In the undUlatoTy theory, pitch ID tue analogue Of
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printing
Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS for PRINTING for
~ thc Department Public distraction for the 1879 will he
received the oce Of the Clolk Grand aud kmssA until
Monday the al inst, at 3p N.
Samples NAV be al the ohco
Committee reserve g recs any and all bids n deemed
NATHANIEL JARVIS IT,, Conmlues
a.I .. ... EDWARD q. JBNNNS, }0l ByIawa
NATHANIEL SANDS lPuAupg, &e
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nIgIATuRK ALM.N.o

Sun hies..... 1870 sun sl35 Moo
riGh wATrR
SANDY HooflliJl Cows and... 600 Hell Gate Ferry IJ7
HisE wsTKR
Sandy boot ...lS Cows Island 600 Hell Gate Ferry lisa
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THE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT Tue STOCK EXcHANGE-FIIsT CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. M.
Saks Of GOUOaBs>nf B0na<
1000 a. 57 Con Is n.,..l5 1900 u g. 1910 Cogpsa 00t
q On