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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-27

On tho west side Of the river, at the foot Of
the bridge. Meats, twenty-five Sper cont
cheaper than Attht CITY Muxkat.s No charge
iamade for crossing the bridge.
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The best nssortmerto OF fiavanaand domes-
tic cigars and virginia tobacco In Dallas Is TO
Id had at r. Relncekes, opposite CoSlnopoli-
tan 'h0tsi. - tsttt - tttft - ii7-dtw
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Ccwine Machines.

Ono Wilcox and Gibbs sewing machine,
new; one Empire sewing machine, old style,
ccond-hand, for sale low, by
lgidtf j. W. SWINDEIIS.
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RanI Es.ntn for SnIe.

Immediately adjoining the city Of DollNsi
$50 ncrcs doliphtiully situated, ana viii he
sold In quantities TO suit purchasers
THURMOND u MITCHELL,
lI0df Attorneys at Law, nnllNs, TcXas.
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Ci,y OGlccrs.
POLICE FORCE.

w. IS. Phnres, u, +. Nichols, stephen llud-
son, A, W. Nilsson, William A, Bnkrh q. w,
Gaiiln, Y. A. PhuICs, Charles Buck Thomas
Mclridc.
Special REORGANIZATION r., Parker
ALDEEMEN,
First Ward-Il. Barksdnc, Alex, Sanger,
II. = Eryay. >,
S,cond Ward-John II. bryan, William H..
Scales ....
TIrl Wnrd-Iola Owens, W, q. Stcrctt'
james Greer. -,
Fourth Ward-W. e. Youngand john W.
lauc. t
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EsucciaI Notice.

Three hundred cords wood wanted, Ash
preferred. Apply TO CD. Dent u Co., oilice
CITY Railroad. l'jdtf
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muTcIliNs.
Town Lois for sale.

Twelve lots tonc block, on tho prlneipn'
,rs,ness street Of thetown Of hnlchiliS, Oh
,hc Central lI.ollroad, IN DALLAS county, io'
salc at low prices. Apply TO
JOHN w.swINDELlS,
Jylbdtf '''"''
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II Is economy to usa nunhons foGst Pow
der. For purity amt strength II hHNno equal,
All who use Il, like II, ard recommend IT to
thrlr nrigllhplS, 'GN1SuNWrdNWjm
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NxyANTED-A first-class bookkeepcr de-
w sircs to obtain o situation with some
good firm In Dallas. Address go, Glass Box
l9l, Dallas, till September 10, 1873. lb7dlwe
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A few labo~crs and carpenters. To the right
kind of men his will be q job by the year
Apply at ~HL.Efr
l7Odit DALLAS FLAMING MILLS.
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sIoRsIArA DfruEtC % nAtLhs,l
August III, 1913.
In accordance with n resolution Of the
Cliy Council, pnssod August 30 1874 the own
erY of dogs are required to call ON the CITY Az
srsaor and Collector nud pAy lnX aud got u
dog collnr, ~ required by law
All iogr Gnhld without collars CA ANA nll0F
ten days fiOm this dntc VIII be- Killed,
TnOS, FLYNN,
lNl,d Marshal CITY Of Dallas,
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he knelt beside her dying bed,
hIpcnli, daughter, speak, y the old man III,
"Whcrc Is II father, Whore islt, say,
EnglEl Fcplnle Bitlers | must nave tO'u ny
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Instrnotion on the Plano.

Miss Mary McOwen win receive few more
pupils for instruction ON the Plano. She
may bc found at the residence of the senior
publisher Of The Dallas Herald, corner Ia
ellie avenue aud Houston street. llodlm
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Bedroom set for SALE nearly new. Apply
ut this Office.
Two tlrsl-rnlc large harness horses for sale
or exchange for good mules, Apply 10
Il. =, GAY, JR,
l5-dtf ONCE jordan, Gay Il Co.
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uKIss me and no." said n blonde beauty
who had been using English Female Bitters.
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WANTS.

Advertisements will be inserted up
der this head ut 10 cents per line each
insertion, counting from 1--WE lines up
ward.
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POLITICAL.
A CARD.
To the Voters Of Dallas County,

b.
rty,r ow c,rrzrNs! The rapldity Of
,r rMhLo AND ID develonment Of our county,
amidst amidst the excitements of which ! haT "
come amongst you, and the absence ,Sa most ST
strongly marked Individuality IN 'h instiScs,
earnest and loyal of new corners ,,j iS' 1cca,
sion, a public introduction; Lam anh pEistrict
to YOU to-day as a candidate lor soE mai
Clerk of Dallas county, and beg 20 nn My my my
in soliciting your suffrage ! rely aRev With.
IN Your observation, If not within Your am nm's,
Democrat, none the less devoted y; asIe ap Having
esns ,y trst Vote for Mr. buchanan for prssi,
dent. have never scratched Ds en- 9oIrcaii
ticket nor shirked vote. Il elected S ,st,as
Clerk by your suffrage will i,s, al IN duty
re am and have been, consistent and eoh'
slant i'm politics. Very respeectuia,iiiSNEs
li5dtf hlChAhD -
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Commercial Hotel,

Boarding nj this nrst-cnsS house at q pei
week In currency ltodlw
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NIiIlIrH ND NnTH.

Lemons, n bON."",',,.o'""'"'""slz Vo@lo w
oranges, y "''"'
Figs, new, drums, u lb".""",,"","'r""' "''''''
IN nNoiSn,r,,,. ,'''''''''''"'"' s,'''''
RnIsins, I'M layers, n box tncW)""",", 81 I"
Dried entrants, Xintr, U N, tneW),,,.,," "''
Dried u"''
Turkish pruncs new, b b-"..".""",l2'g an
Almonds, soft shell, u h".m,,'",."",',"" -
Filbcrls now, n Observation-Disclosures ~
Walnuts, q lh..,,.,.,..,.o,.,"",."," 70
Brazil nuts " 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" ~
Peanuts Il ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" w
Cranbcirles y bbl"",.",,.,,."o,,, .,,,.. ,.".""'
toconnlI.s, n 100 00Hl2 20
Fine fancy cnndicS, Il lb,un..""..,""","dO@ ~
Gum drops, No. !, U lh.","""',"'."'"'" III
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OETHOIAL DIRECTORY.
olatrlct nmccrs.
onlcrrs Of nnIiaa County.

Judge Fourteenth District. fIAlullN llARI
District Attorney ,,,",,,a,,,"u"Jull T. AVlI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26
Ruassa n oar Buekwhea1s.

few weeks Ago tie AGssTdaaa Grocer called
zatsufioa to The fAri that esrikEn parties are
selling what paEpoEfs 70 Be sngax syTup, bui Is
really n artificial Trod1-4, ottAinsd hy Tie
ehsn1ra action os szlph1rae ard (oli q Nltriolg
upon sC-.s o. several substances Ehich oonsasi
pEiDeipAily q the essential material Of wood
akre- There are rs&ss1s t0s believing EhAs toe
manufacture ard sale ka6 o0ns1Eil1o1 Of tk1s
vie substitute fof The genuine azzse5s = u1ea
more general thEn sonid Be helasvsd y any ors
zho bad noi ps-soaEly investigated tbs matter.
II is rgOkAA1e ih1s nAArsy - per cent Of tie
material wtiea. u-5sr the aLurlng names Of
Eosden EyrSp. ss2ys- dIips, etc. enters largely
INTO oo-Euuptioa a. the txeAkfkzi-tkbas, espe-
ehsz1isi's Etil And contains rank po1soo- fe-
cant EEAsrsls IN CAaeAgo os samples q s0l1s
very Ens Eyfup- served O-l 10 fEulhss- sboHsd
them 70 oo1tIi1 TIE csl Of vtt-ul In dangerous
c1zusis5ss- Tie s-bstknos tacs OpsrLtea upon
L called LiEni1s tF tie chemist. Il y the bass
Of the Sire of Nu.al AID sxss-s Almost pure u
undrsssed eo4io1 Ard hnsa- Heooe old rags, and
Other equally ctisssio1Able rsfuss substances,
form the material o1i Of which tAis bog1s syrup
Z made Rsvolling Es are the Associations call-
ed u by this fact, Tsry u7sA EoEs sesl0zs Oh
fect5uC I foznd Il tbs snlpkuF5c Acsd which stil
lEyks in the syrup. AID EAnifssts lie presence
there whs1 subjected TO suitable chemical ts@I
when il i known thAI tEiE zesd = Al 1r-iTe cor
YosiVe poison 70 the buaAa organism, ors ulAI
vel sha3osr Al the idea Of be.ng murdered By
inches II tie table with pOssonsd sveetz- re-
cent number Of the HsT1sd u Heakh contains al
srticle On the ''Golden DRIP syrup = e0nnoh
" thxs i much ussi- Tie writer. Who hAs given
the subisc. thor0lgh inyesiig Eiion, oonhrIns
the stEtements cited Lboye from the -Anas7-le1H
GTocsv, As 70 tie presence Of s1lPharls Acat Il
/ the RC.1sl crIpE-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26
A Ward Tor Ihs Poor.

When there ia scantiness Of work there is in
syitably plenitude Of crime. 1t Ii stated that
twenty thousand men and women, dependent on
theI daily earnings for support we're out of
employment last winter in New York and it il
feared that the number this season may be dou-
bled. Many OF these muat wander into the
country in search OF tho labor they cannot find
In town. When they ask at your door4 for work,
try to find something for them, il it be only for
few hours. Trust them, even II their appear
Ance be uneanuy. Give them work, aud pay
them for it. Money that comes without labor is
generally the least charitable Of gifts. To live
upon pecuniary aid that has had no equivalent,
ts to loge selfrespect, and 10 lose Aelfrospect il
TO lose the balance wheel Of healthy orgsniza-
ton.
Engage all the help this winter you can posai-
bly, AFFORD. Have your sewing done, not By OK
pensiye modstes, but by the poor women who
stitch by tue day or job. Hire the chore-won4en
for an extra cleaning, now and then. Let the
wAsher-womsn's boy do the eranda you have
been in the habit Of doing yourself, Compen-
safe them for self-respectlng toll, instead OF max
ing them the recipients Of a notifying charity.
Do not save pennies, and call it economy, by
performing the task which, by the law Of mutual
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26
AHurxY 70 TEE RKPuRLzcAx PAR7Y.

Tbs ezlaEzszna of kazzz1zi0lz feeling with
il The -xnkz Of The Rsp1alie4n orghntEhEic1. de-
sirzbis ~ al zszbs-s Of ihs party eo2ssesE ii.is
Box likely TO make rApid progress. Il sosoaEA &C.
Ensai AID sympathy are 70 b sxiso3ed 70 EneA
saovt. ~ thoss uhieh p-osessed1y ''inasT end
eat nswspApsE of this city is making. Nothing
IL mere esstztn 70 cause esszsngsnsus. and pro
dnes u fssling. thAn the pabHuAsion, ,fron day 70
dEy, Of personal details. Ass4liEg ihiE CT thai
member Of the parry. in the pretanasd interest
Of s0nsbo5y else, and AggnHvAting, irritating,
Aad innAning the 61srs0eea e Of opinion e. d.
veFgs1eisa Of intsrsst hat may e1iSs essween
them This l. the .psFsisisnti policyl Of the
nswspApsr Of whioh Ne are speaking toward the
Republicans Of Delaware II pursass no sash
course IN reference 70 the Democrats; whatever
differences may sxiss within that organization
A-e not picked Al or laid open, By this agency /;
Is seems TO have no object IN ths pronOHon of
bal feeling Hnongss the nsmbss Of any other
organization than the. .Rspablican.
The paper We refer to, as any person =ho IL
diligently reads its columns vii readily perceive,
Is the Every Epening.i IIts course Is cAlsulAisd
TO foInsnt disoord among Republicans: and i
probably intended to do 60. Il il greas fr.end
and sduirer OF EezatoF BEyG-d, Shose term il
the Senate l. nearly expired Thai geailezaan
can readily perceive that II the Republicans oI
Delaware are united and harmonious, they MAJ
cArry the State, and elest some one else thai
himself. Nothing. therefore, vii more con
plsiely serYe his purpose than successful edoT
70 distr.ct their counssls, irfAEns tnetr persona
Differences And put denorAlizztion II the plhc'
OF united action The Eve7y Evening, pFeterdir;
to be '.non-paltisSn,7 bu, leaving the DsucerA,
alone, and giving al it, efforts, fret 20 disccTe
personal differences among kepubAczns, AZ
then 70 inA4ms thsna, is doing Senator BayAsd'
work tEice - well As the papers Of hi
own party can do it. Tbs Gasst;s
an open opponsnt, Andszny ezorts il nay EIk
to produce discord In the RspublieAn rAnk= -
regarded with indifference. Bat : DevspApe
which pretends TO hold no political opiaious, Al
to be devoted 70 no principles, has AZ opPo1ur
ity for inAidious injury, such a. E5eTy Ev>zsing
now uEing in the interest Of Mr. BAyard-
There Is not = Republican in Delaware vh
does not know that the whole strength of Il
party is necessary, II success is TO Be zoa. ThsE
are no elements Of strength to spare. We es
pail majority Of votes, in fair election, if o.
whole foros is hArnoniously ersrtsa- bat =
shall add smother to the long Ast Of Democrat
successes, IL any Of ii is vastsi Al.
thing which tends to such waste, or which
calculated to diEunite our common e1orss, il Il
work Of an enemy Of the Republican orgAniz
tion, and that work Esery Eeentng Is engage
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26
koM b tlla aeaaon

Row Is tho aeason
FL Cn1yla al1 G.-s, ard ,hsr Is 30 -e''er = zEe-
d. ElyNA 9t cur u 44.-s 7 .aese coupal44 iuaa
ana be - q; tas fact Al =, Brown =
Trlt-a-E > lsraaa- l. ~ Rers, C9ayL SeCr-ss ID.
our o. III -HHeE-, 't--- air. - efd -s1 a. he aes.
~ ~ l9-x ! -gze1s-r- r.; me Gay a.
.-S -h- DIX . STORE,
III. - g. S faE.s.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26
FIne Extyacts

For the handkerchief a. the Delaware Avenue Drug
Store; asD, Liquid keanet aud faToring extracts
for cooking. Essence Jamaca Ginger, Citrate Of
Aagnesisi DC. Gll Cempu9r - cents per pound.
". T. ALRICHS, DrgggisL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26
A ,sasusI st Health.

ne eat;tcn foE Ig7i Of the s:s-iing nss:eE, 81
ma Known ss H9s;s:isr's Almanac IS nos ready,
snd may ,e oetsi1sd free O. opgl, Of druEgiss and
gsnerzl eogntry dealers II a. rArTs of the United
states and Brltsk AMs.leS. and iEdee1 10 every
eiE1z!Esd BaEf.9n q the Wes.sra Hemisphere.
TIE lEEuse Ia tsl issued Tegu Afly a. tie en-
LsneeIssnf = sTsrT !sS- Ter spcgf che Eith q a
tenT1-y. i ug-ot With lie Eoz1dea1 practical
zavtc@ for tie pfsssrTEtie1 All rsEssrxi.on q
hsAik, lErgs a. O ! q i1fsTssSif and Smash J
lshi rsEl1nz. and sae csaeEeS', Astronomical esl-
viii zTrsi azse.sls ~ be .Szn9 eaurE.T ce1rsis
Tse lsEue o Hpsi s-srs lltEsc tgr 1875 Wsl rTo-
aa1 re .ErEsst et4ts11 o. 1ttscal Ectk sFsi
pEy.1s hsz1 q sET cluEIry hs pr.pfist1ra Me1ara
HegtE;tsf E-s.:s tIfiE--fs. Pa. q rscsi1t q !
tss e-1; Gl19 IL t1rEsr1 . e9FF y 1al 10 2zy
psfsoa 49, CALI ssSiurs GO y - nsig.ocl
s1Jd,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26
Juot aeeetved and Opened

aLd ;zn goa -Gl able f1E The holidays.
a arxe st---E u 4r.y-e.asa Jl1EaE4l s.4Yes, caa-
molg ssilG. sggr cos, etc., stc
a ffesl a. r4r2e sgSek ii 10 sage, sweet ma
JoEe thyme, pure ground BLACK aAd cdFeune pepper.
ci g!ee r-ilsnt Of Has ana and o Eer cigars,
CT ewll2 70 4c =
4 complete a.. Jrtmeni Of fancy soa7s, hand sa-
polio. half Of, testorasive-, pJmAdes, har dyeta
toJtn powders, hAir brushes COMBS, &c.
hne selection u necEtles, collars c1Hs etc, az
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26
FoateTta original Ponade

For barseEs use, the cheapest and best in the mar.
Eet, together witl fius line Of DarUers soaps,
brushes, combs, s1ongss poNders and BARRIERS Blp.
plies generally al the very lowest cash prices Can
and see at FUSFEkS 5 DRUG STORE,
Front and West EtTeEtz,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26

The Eorristovn Daily Herald, which has Just
completed it's fourth year, is one OF the best
conducted and nost successful papers In Penn
sylvania, Its pages are bright and clear, like
its thoughts, and we scan them with pleasure
and profit. May it's field Of usefulness never
grow. Less, and may its efforts continue to reap
the rewards which have so signally worked its
career fro1n infancy
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26

The Kew Remedy for Rupture.
ul3-s !IP5Tyalt ilErltlau SJ-d By Iss Elastic
-las e. 40 gsS HtIaslN - :. / City. il retains
E--t-F- sg-l.s4y % es-a aL4 lJ2l OF. night zLd
csy - l.Luest ALL JElrf al eifsl tEgt-Es., va
guI =. eL1l pusl H44teSer t. Al! cass, And should
a-sef u .-krl IL i4F.us tss = = IIns requisite 70
ell -e: p-Tll4si.H IL eLte. .-As ~ Lzl4 Clrcu ars
fIge. any Dr1Egtgf CT FtY-1! A. VII order l1iA new
Iruas t5r yoa a!lao1: charge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26

hsap. bsa0ars 10 0ahsrsL Il is kssping from thsm
tai Ehish ! thstr right Bsfrz5n fnon bzysng
lzx1Ksas. II yoE vii, bat do DoE t1ke frVza the
NEEDY. thr01eh = EissAks1 i1sA Of ihrifL-
= sH5sak zad SSessy.7 Sr-s4<zis f5T .E1zzary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26
heart .laea.aa a snaclsltn

vi. astezt.sr max spee.a.iy q m treatment
- u AZ. q ss4ss aEn hi1ley AMI DrGrs AI-G-
yJu5, sl6 -su ~ co.'s tt-d AZ u. Ines a. Lly once
Ergu. ant v e. SLT-e.s.
NE. r. FOSTER n. D.
Also, On asai !al ana c3mpe'e assortment OF
rrl- sas, Bras, sE221f.srs, slzPeLs0nes sld
vs.. c. FosTER. u. D.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26

When will those graspiug elder nations q Tie
earth have done plss.zHsiag from modsrl.
Ths discovery oi ancient nlmmisa, With good
gold hlEr3s in their long preserved teeth, ard
others with artificial iYonsz inserted on goa
plAtea, is one calculated to wound our tendsrest
feelings Of national pride. We gave up glass;
sacrificed gunpowder willingly We allowed that
the sncisnts had good magni'ying glasses be-
fore We invented them; bat il the acknowledged
supremacy Of our American dentists ID to bs dis
turbed by a controversy with come Of those old
Egyptians it is time to look TO our patent rights,
which like liberty, are only TO be secured at the
pi.cs Of eternal vigilance. Mr.. Phillips will now
be revising his Lost Arts" lecture, and adding
Dentistry 70 the Lat.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26

The Chilly Blasts Of hutumn
Ren!n1 us o. ilzL-zg --llzoe prsp4Ests1cs f5F ire
A;pr4a. ing .es= =L 4LH- Is feet a4s IL
CT -ase aIg -lEtipF =, wen !o-g- fa5e, ahzFp7t
hands, ctaeEed p-. o., aie tie Common .1Ar--
tsuce Of a.. ArpfGp, AZ an s=As Ia ls zi8fiE1-
uon for laose zalJge1 Win al lC "a r, L aIaed
OF gxegrra,.d g.u1i Z - sly st54 i ta- l=g.-
ZION q the fyt-2slAz IL. =; re-y E412a.s EeLns-
dice:
Enaghars!'s ysdtca,ei Coca Rg.tsr.
El0RsT saAEls4 O.yC-y.1e,
+" pgge Gyear.ns
" Cf.yger.L- Cream.
cod Cram.
CauTlgf I've and G.ycsT.As.
50 r. se ]. a-4Ee,
EnflEa 6lygenle d- y
-atE's FertaM+d sI.yg1T1.e.
ktssfso1a ca.aFa,. e y n GycsF.ns,
B-54.4 -.
Ansas ,1e very ses. as2ps 'ot v.a:s, use "
Pa3ss so-l,ss1 ~ -.'.as s2.p. < syegef.se,
C9lss;g.. Trau.pars-, \
nde1.csi Jat re. aai "
Pure Atlts Cas'l SAP
Pure Clys-Pa Il . a.
Low ~1l's sDy .sa q yer ne S0sp,
saEga Liquid ~ .e..-a > -.
slgJDorn CgizlrD1a zGe5.39ns, a. Tea hc., ale
oiten rsleye1 y C.9 - .1s i5l5a.u., sgaps;
CasSe s Jun per Isr Sasp
Co2a'e's Aeiasi1a. Tar soap
Ca-YeT.s CsrS.-s Tys.e. s14p
ss5i a! aozp
Consiantile's Pine AZ sap
Et- 5is..llg .ga!Dyl-J S9sp
Ie-E's Cefy9ic soap
Al .1e foregoing f4e.as 9.:H may Ciaara 9! .as
sarne c-es=, II s4le "
4 BRIs9aUf7sl d 90, Aps,7essres.
Oil 1lElh a4d ksfEe. ssressa.
A 4 % -.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26

Rochester has ghosts again. Inc Spirits there
began their Rappings; Ms. Boomer there orig
mated female pAntalsons and it appears that
now the disenbodied phsutons who used TO rap
messages through the Misses Fox. are m2uiiest-
ing thsmselves in that remarkably favored city
without any special human Interpreter whatever.
1t may be n.ttering 20 Central New York TO hnd
itsslf still the Spiritual stronghold, hut it can
not bs = veTy pleasant thing FOR Mrs. G.seoigne
to be the owner and tenant Of the house where
such lively manifestations as We hear Of are
continually going on. 1t is worse Gaze than that
Of Aarii Ia in the Hoated Grange Not Q do
.old faces giiumer ,hrousn tne doo's.
Old footsteps tresd the upper 1o5rs,T
but terrible ghoa:, continually in the effort
of working his feet into very tight too;a, makez
night hilsous with bis stamps AID kicks, s1d
Afterwards persscutss the household by pulling
OF their bed-clothes and other I.itatipg tricks,
on'y to b. excused by the frsctiousnesz coEse-
quent on Ens. Life il thus made burden to
tbs dsellers the GaEcoigne mansion, and for
thoir slkes, it ia to Be hoped tba; either the
ghost viii be e1orcisei or tie tricks discovered.
They are calcrlAted to dspress the vAlue Of Ro-
chester real estate.
The New Yoik bulls and bears respect nothing
but their own gains. In Wal street, ChTistm "a
Eve was celebrated after q pandemo fash
ion which no class lesa reckless would have ven
tured upon. There was music-a confused
clAmsr Of gongs, ash horns. dio7er-bslIs, and
whistles forming cbsravar. Of hidsous sounds
while yells, screams. Snd hosts we're the voHal
acconpauin:n.s. Ia the hsigh. OF the ~ two
strangers were discovered 10 have invaded the
sacred penstraia Of the sock Exchange. upon
which mos; lively api up,2anous zcr.mml;s
ensas1, rssul,ingln tue utter discontinue and
rout % the ia, lis-a. A witness of tue &c .ns
decls ed that it fAr 9a,did the tiger and Ill
left the carl.TAl sesus. .; Rome Llle their
diminish 81 heads.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-26
Or. carvln's Ell1lr OF Tar,

Ths seckwit7 sac Portable Sowing
Machine,
o. - 6zyE Is1z.: IzsLy s1FAEizzes over a. ssits-
i4gl ezs-E1s-5f z. 81 .e:E11sd- ssas C1n Fiete
80 - dtrre-.Gas backE,tl sewing Aac2lns
gJr.-E s4-y "a Df1z- : ) .'ea lgrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-23

Bishops whom time Is already shaking by the hand
iuudrcd years 10 come shall be where immortality
oyersweeps all time ell tears al pain, an un, the
like the eternal anthem OF the deep tnunderS unto 'no
ear this truth, "Thou livest foreverW ~
Bishop Campbell said he had been oyerwheiImed .9-
day; he had heard many super.excellent a1-
dresses 1t the biggest day out; the African
are not seceders; they are ofshoots OF tne d
Laughterl The Old World had not been suitable the
alter Tor carrying on Gods pah ne hea IN c69S Ss
freed from religions and political oppression the new
theater had proved the raying ground OF Shem Ham,
people was ever on the side OF liberty. See how Amor,
ica's heart now turns to the Old World. GOD anowed
Slavery in the United States for purpose; ana .ne
Africans who had been brought here and educated
would return to eyangezc the wilds OF their na-
will in time like Goals to FIRE their own country
Addresses we've delivered by the Rev I9 no mas
Tasker of Philadelphia local preacher OF o. years
standing and others. The session closed with tho sing
ing Of the DoHology. .I
- TUESDAYS PROCEEDINGS.
The morning session opened with devotional EXERCISES
The following resolutions OF the Embury Monument
Committee were adopted. During exciting discus
son which followed their Introduction the Doxoogy was
called for, and sung to calm the threatening storm
,oped paid subscription. the Ensu soge.neu.
sheb SHALL DO pad during the coming year Will De pasu'Sa IN o'
& That rb. II. Ouaa on -hien the ETSvr, Mon1S.n.
g them that the be kept good order and
TS.t brother Arthur Mooney be spponc the
p. Of . cooperate with trustees regard 10 the
inscription, be placed the monument until Or
dored b. tie Association -
I'M, Of this Convention the present Bmbuy Monument
Committee discharged and the matter Of tbs monument be referred
Ia h and Secretary Secretary Ms committee
cooperate completing ls collection Of the sabsrplon and pre-
pubheSoa and that all parties who have sub
scnbe requested such subscription at early da posi-
be- Treasurer Of TIE Aocs.o1 and that ne Treasurer &c IN
aponts paid him for aid mounnt taxing all receipts for same
Tho Rev. Mr. Bowen OF the Troy Conference, and the
Rev Mr. Long, Presbyterian, were introduced and
.taasfo.
renort of Local Preachers in the United States; Last
year there i5s2 this year there arc 1894 in
crease, $50.
At the session. after the usual services SOW
eral letters were read from Methodsts in parts
OF the United States expressing sympathy with the OBJ
iects OF the Convention The following was adopted :,
Bheras local preachers Of the ~ L. Church have no defined
relation Church and consequently no representation Tue zen
srsl Conference therefore, ,,-o .
de6pe their true position and relation 10 the Church