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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-10-10

A RARE CHANCE TO BUY A FARM
IN AT AUCTION.-The subscriber offers his farm
for sale by auction Tuesday October a. 1873 at 10
O'Clock a. Said Farm lies two miles South OF Gull
ford Centre and consists of 140 Acres of land large
Sugar orchard, young Fruit Trees buildings slated
running water at house and barn. Also, his Hay,
Stock and Tools Any wishing to purchase first
class farm cheap will do well to call on re.
ALPHEUS INGRAHAM.
Guilford Ccutre, September 80, 1873 3tx
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T S. PATENT OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. %, 1873.
On the petition Of JOHN GORE of Brattleboro, VT,
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him
the 27th day of December, 1859, and re-issued
the 18th day of January, 1861 for improvement in
Harvesters, 1t is ordered that the testimony in the
be closed the 25th day of November next that
the time for filing arguments and the Examiners
port be limited to the 9Th day of December Lex and
that said petition be heard on the 10th day Of Deem
Der next.
Any person may oppose this extension
3t30 NJ. ID. LEGGETT, Commissioner.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-10-10

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
fore existing between JOSEPH G. TAYLOR and
CHARLES D. MOVES under the firm of TAYLOR l.
MOVES, is hereby, this day dissolved by mutual
sent ]. G. TAYLOR,
G. D. MOVES.
Brattleboro, Oct /, 1873.
ALL DEM due the late
firm Of TAYLOR MOVES may be found in the hands
OF GEO. A. HUNT, to whom an immediate payment is
requested at the store of CHARLES D. MOVES.
j. G. TAYLOR.
4ltf G. d. MOVES.
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Nen advertisements.

WANTED-A FAITHFUL BOY TO
work for his board in small family in this village and
go to school. Apply at this office. 3wI1
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-10-10
BRANCH OFFICE
PHEnlX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
Hartford, Conn,
4is BROADWAY, ALBANY, NY.
CAUTION

All persons hereby cautioned against paying any
money TO, or doing any business whatever with, O. L.
Babcock Of Rutland, Vt, account of the Phoenix
Mutual Life Ins Co. OF Hartford, Conn, the said
Babcock is no longer In the employ Of said Company
and 10 largely indebted TO this ONCE for premiums
collected All parties win be duly notified to whom to
make their payments.
Avail NV u. BULL, MANAGER.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-10-10
NeaI Estate.
Farm For Sale.

uated In the north part of the town Of Brattleboro
- miles from the village and containing SO Acres
well watered, with nice young Orchard Of Fall and
Winter Frut wood, Oak and Ash timber to early pay
for the farm honse needing some repairs; good barn
62x2S and sheds all in good repair The farm is in a
good state Of cultivation and the land ia good for
bacco an all other crops; good Sugar orchard. VIII
sell in lots together, desired.
Inquire Of T.. A, CONVEY, on the premises.
Brattleboro Sept. 10, 1873. 37tf
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Legal Notifies.
CTATE OF VERMONT. Mnrlhoro. SS.

~ M II UT EININOINI InUTTUUTU, DDs
NJ By the Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate OF DAM
TEL READ, late Of Wardsboro, in sad District, de-
ceased, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the allowance of the account of Il. b. REED,
Exr of the last will of said deceased and decree dis
buton thereof to the persons entitled at the session
thereof to be held at Bowles's Inn in Newfane
on the last Thursday of october, AID 1873 when and
where you may be heard in the premises, If you see
cause. 40 ASA KEYES, Register.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-10-10

NRIST MILL FOR SALE. Ghe under
VI signed offer for sac their gristmil loo ,ted at
Guilford, Vt. Contains two of French Buhr
stone corn-cracker, elevator and storage for 1000
bushels Of grain. The mill has lately been fitted up
is in good running order, and has gord run Of
tom. shed 46 by IS feet, with stabling for three
horses, is attached.
N. B.-Al bills due not paid before Nov. /, will
be put into other hands for collection.
CLISBEE 4 RICHMOND.
Guiifotd, VT, Oct 8, 1873. Avail
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THE VERMONT PHCN1x BRATTIEBoRo w. OCTOBER TO- 1873
For MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES

And TAN, use PERRY's Moth and Freckle Lotion.
1t is RELIABLE and HARMLESS Sold by Druggists
everywhere. Depot 40 Bond street, New York.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1873-10-10
Children often look Pale and
Sick

from no other cause than having in the stomach.
BROWNS vLRMIFUGE CoMFITs
will destroy Worms without injury to the child being
perfectly WHITE and free from all coloring or other
injurious ingredients usually used in worm prepsra-
tions.
CURTIS h BROWN, Proprietors,
No. 215 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists, and dealers IN
Medicines at TWENTY-FIVE CENTS BOX. 1y31
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Correspondence.
OUR VIEW. FORK LETTER.

LABOR AND THE PANIC-TuE AMERICAN
INSTITUTE FAIR-ExHIB1TIoN OF AMER
loan INDUsTRIEs-CR1ME AGAIN RAM
PANr-wALL STREET.
From our Special Correspondent
New York, Oct. 8, 1873.
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3in3ox
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25
YreaBen.

Die auf ibren Girmunssrsilsn bssriis
fensn preusii9en Sii4Sfe baltsn wirtlis
DE Sriumpfsass. Gs 1T tas bic snts
mort, rpel@e tas fatbeliI9e Bolt auf
bic infamsn Sir&snseieBe sibt. = Sn
einsm Bablfrsiie S4leiisns, 100 nod ME
elm 8lsrifaler sepdblt pOrsen mar, III
elm tur& unp rur6 8ssrifalsr sewablt
tppreen.
lin zen niscsrn Glsrus ;u sepiunen,
felt bic &esieruns bs1eres Ginfpmmen
in ausii6t; iie bait bic GsitIi6sn fir
Sflapen, wel9e 8rpp. unp Gircuslpiele
Dem 0ewiHen unp pem prisffereipe sprs
siebsn, wsib aber i4pn sur Stunee, ras
aud pieiss Wittsl ni&t msbr ;iebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25
Glia6. 2otbringen.

StraBburg 16. Mai. Der GliaHer
Correspondent Der nDsuti&sn sIsem.
3ts." brinst Sepsile fir bic Sebauptuns.
pa6 bic balrise aufbetuns Ter Dictatur,
bon alien ancsrn abseiebsn, I6On nm
Der Ssamtsn piasn ssbpten iei. eeBtere
snttsbren ndmli6, ME Der 0swdbrsmann
ess senanntsn eeipsissr SIattes bsrYurs
bebt, otslei6 fe fait aneertba!b Sabre
peFntip anssitellt iinc, falt aaer &e6ts,
psl1e, In Dsuti9lanc wenisfens, Der
refnitips Gbaraftsr elmer Staatsanfsl.
lung nit ii@ brinst. Da bstebt fsin
Diseiplinarssri&t sur aburtbsiluns Der
Disniserssben, iUnesrn iepsr 8samte II
seatancis atbdnsis bon ssr @iufit'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25

istnes Chefs. Gsrrg tshsbt tein @eies,
wsl@ss be Ysnfpnsn Der 9famtsn eeer
eN @sripFaune ibr., ysi,,m,r y, snoi.
set. aein Yeamtsr BAT re6fi&en
@nipru6 auf &ubessbalt /; sr erbdIt In
Der Resel ppbl iUl9en Cpenn sr ni9t ents
laien pprcen it'll aber er mus i'm Der
8nare ~Serranfen. Den @ittpen unb
Baiien ipirp ppbl, aus 8nape, cine eins
ntalise llntertiyuns bepiatst; aber fam
eise aus~;ablunsen erbalten iie ni9t.
Den fransSii9en geamter, psl1e in
eeutl6e Oienie setreten finc, purpen
;tpar bic peniicnipri6e sspdbrleiitet if
men aber pafir Elm @tsus BON finf pro-
gent an Der Sslolpuns sema6t. Wte
Ger Correspondent bort bat Die rei6sldas
rilhe 8esteruns i@on LANCE auf cine
8eiesespprlase beim Sunresratbe ses
rrunsen, pur6 pelde rieIen unbaltbaren
3uidncen Elm Gnce sema6t mercen ipuz
tie, aber big jest Seraebens. Da Der
&edtsI6ub Der Seamien cine Der Comic
quen;en Der cpniitutirneusn 3uitdnce III,
ptyp mar eS lei6t be9reiai6 fincen, bas
bauptid6li6 bic Seamten ras gnce Der
Otctatur' iebnlt6t berbeipinl6en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25
Gu8em &aebat, Siiebof
BON SaTel.
gus Der ,sllte unb n,us 3dt."

WV
Die freunpli9en 9eler pereen unS
Danf rpi1en, ,penn mir ibnsn bsuts, In
Hi@tisen 3dsen cine feline, aber bS9R
msrfwirpise Gpilope aus Der i&weissris
i@en 8ir&snseiai&te unp, ais bersn
Mittelpunft, einsn Der epellten unb In
%tsreTantcien 8ir4enfarten Der @esens
mart pOrflbren. Der S&auplaB jener
Gpiipps 1T pas Yistbum SaleLs Solos
tburn. Ger &ir9snfirit aber Sil&of GU
genius 4a6at.
Der jeweiliSe Snbaber pss bii66hi9sn
Stubles Der DiSeeie 8alel*) 1T Der Grs
be elmer srUbsn Sersansenbeit unp Der
TRIGGER elmer ebsnio erbatenen ais l9wies
rissn Willion. IS fnipft ii& an BIZ
,Estts psr u Sberbirten pisles Yistbums
10 Die DiSesIs gaIsl umfaet bic 8anicn.
9ttn, eusern, 3ua SOlotburn, Saitaane, pa.
itlfaet @arsau, 5bursau une S&afbauitu mi
$4,000 4atbolifsn, bic BON 673 YrisAsrn patio
rirt rerber.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25

ieinss GpelmutbeS in erfreuli1Rer Beiie
sef6rcert BADEN; in leinen 8srbaltniiien
aber mar er pa;u Serurtbeilt, unatlaiiia
i'm gprbpfe pes 5eilistbums untefua<
tenn ginrrinssn gu wshrsa faii b" /.
nern seilisen Musbau h..n...m"
Snss"S .sesen ;u fibren. @a9bem
W. S6o tes Soianna Dom 20. Npyems
Der 1863 Yertlunssr, ert5nte aud Iufurt
bas Crucifge! Die eebr16wefers 6ruoe
TN Sura, bic SerfaHunssrepiiicn I'M
Sbursau, Der @uryltanraL pie sepalts
fame @ufbebuns ess prisferieminars,
ttamentli9 a6sr eas llebermas BON 0srs
seleien, ipsar nit psri5nlidsn SsI6imps
funsen untermii9t, pel6ss ibm einiae
rarifale Stirmer i'm Stanton @arsau II.
neuli6 aud in Splptburn bereiteten, ia
Ben fcrtpdbrsnp rie Sage pss frieplies
benreu Sberbirten setribt unp elm leir>
li9es Serb1ltnib spiiden ben fir9Ii6en
inp itaatli6sn SbertebSrpen unmSsli9
ssmadt.
9eraee jebt es ;u elmer setpaltlamen
GntIaeicuns. Die Staatsresiernnsen
Der 0iBceianitanpe Splptburn, aarsau,
Bern, Saleaanp unp Sbursau batten
unterm 26. Nos. 1872 an ben Si19pf
ell llltimatum seiteQt, has or unmSsli6
annsbmm fpnnte, pbne 6arafterlpS unp
all Der fir9lt9en SADIE Elm Serrdtber III
percen, uno paS er benn aud In Mir
cisiter @eiie suriifserieien bat. Sene
flint SantOnsresierunsen aber %anttrprtes
ten nit einem tn Der Sdpeiserssi9i6te
einsts eaitebencen @epaltact, inpem ie
am 20. Sanuar 1873 Zen SiI9pf GU
gen ea9at sinfa6 istnss amtsS sntIeBs
ten, ibm bic ausibuns Der bil9SFi6en
&e6te unb 6unftipnen in ben bs;asIis
den eanpsstbeilen untsriasten, bic BIZ
i6SFi6e @ppnuns finreten unp eneli9
rsm Opmfapitsl bic ;umutbstsn, leiuer<
isits ben Siidofsfubl ais srlepist sa be-
tra9tsn unp einen SiStbumSSerpeIsr su
ernennerl, mas basielbe ME besreiFi6
;urifwies. Die 8antone eusern unp
3us aber iieben treu ;u ibren Sertrasen
une bieten, ipIte bic @ewalt gum @ens
serfsn i8rsitsn, ibrem Sertriebsnen Sber>
birten cine neue Seimatb an. 90 nett
finp bic Dinse int gistbum Saiel ses
pieben in benz @usenblide, no mir pieie
3eilen abialieBen.
Der umfans unp bic Srasweite bic
fer Verpidlunsen ab;uiebsn, TT CUR
Stunpe cine rlnmbsli9feit; sepis III nur,
tae has He9t unp bic @abrbsit nte
bleibeno une unsetraft unterpridt tpers
ben fam. Der Serfolste cole Siiapf
Gusen ea9ut mSse fi6 ermutbisen bur@
bic @sre6tisfsit Der Sade, bic er per-
tritt tur9 bic SYmpatbie bes tpeitaus
sr5btsn TbsilsS leinss Slerus unp ieiner
DiSeslanen uub pas berpii6e SeiIpiel
pas ibm unp Der sansen 8elt Der bpbe
Duleer i'm 0atifan sspabrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25

s..,. 49,, c.... CO ,,nn 49,, ,.,,,,
..s..n s.Sm W;.,.n 49,.
" go" a.aus, m.Ss ..a.
~. 80 s' M.s S"bMs
."t t" Ss.s,r Vtnsas' ss u wS
- s.ss NV, NV 49," ~. @a'a
49, 49, Am nssr ,nn n,shr na,ts "r
H";.s Ma ."t..s ssIta ,sS.
,,shr hsn,,,s, S s"I W., Jos ~
Co. IT, p' WV" WV "" v"
use laf'9e er 70 tn ttefent SSlafe ne
ven eer sel@e 9eleSefl batte serr'ette CT
MOT ahsa9speh., Ote yta9t mar IN
eelen pefelfs pereln9eprp9en, a9s sr pnr9
pas Haul9elt Ginger Tpsel, ipabriaeih<
ltd eintser @as9eier, aus ieinem S9lums
l1er aufsetpsdt purre. Sein erter Sc
parte mar nun, ben aeoten su be9rabeh
bod Die etbte 0triternis, Die 8lur unp
Wale rings umbdute, ma6te jeeen yer
llH nrlntb9lt6 uno 70 muste er ii9 eentl
IN cas- unSsrmetpltbe Ihtder llro ben
Ailbrud hes cages sseulets abpartsn.
go ma6te ppbl Srinf lein ? 81
bic &anser aud bic &ptbbdute eir>
bplen unp ZEN artnsn Snaben befreten
ipereen Wenn i'm aber Die Snoianer
bersits sctbrtet? Gs iitsrlief Jpn eiitS
talt be' Gem 0epanfen an cine lpl9e
Wip8lt9fett une cod muBte er ii6 9es
iteben, ZAP er ipsniS SofTnuns be8en
purfte, "a bic Sneianer ben Spo Der bstz
BEN Srte8er sepiB an rem Snabsn rds
ten parpen. Stunpe all Sturpe Ser<
itrtb unp jere l9ler ibnl sur GfpiSfeit
3u iperosn. Gr Serlud,te Su i9lafen, bod
Die In9lt llnl pas S9tflal ieilleS yfsIs
Ten UNI Die traurtSe Stlmmun8, IN Die
lbn Ger Sop lst1ss treuen UranStstp per-
leBt bate, btslter i'm bic saite Na9t
mad. er tor'ilte It@ Der Sbrdnen nt9t
errrebren, als or auf Die psr9ansenet
Sabre Surif blidte unc an bic Greue II.
stebe ea1te, NIT pel9er Ger Wisrifansr
an tbm sebausen. USE man9e tribe
Stunos bate er tbn srbeitsrt ME oft i'm
IN Sranfbeit liebsppI serpFest pie
manGmal ibm In @sfabr trelt sur Seite
seifancen ! limb ME wunpertar bate eS
rer liebe @ptt 9efiSt paS er eamals pell
driisn Msrifanertnabsn al, psm 8aisrs
lob auTinrsn unc benz Ipse entrsibsn
muste, pamit cieier ibm einft bas 9sben
rettc nit 6insabe pes eisenen @ie BIT
ter tereute or jest ieee Miene, jeces 8prt
jspsn @crpurf, ben er ibm Il, aufpaQens
Gem 3orne ssma6t! Nur Elm @rieIer
bate etr 9dnser aeIast unp bod wie
sisl, pie 10 sar piel mar er inn sepeIen +!
Gneltd Yerfdnoete bic flbler ipebenbe
9uft unp Elm Qi6tfreifen I'm Often pas
Naben bss CAGES. Sod einmal Yers
iudte er fdr Ieinen topten Greunb bic
leste Nubefatte ~ bsreiten, bod Der 3d.
ben mar 70 bart bas es ibm einen ball
ben Iaa aenommen bdtte, nur einen
SUE tief ~ araben. Die Minuten tvas
rt,riebcG IN fpibor fir i'm. ols cas er
G}aSYr eirsr InIh,n nproehIihen Wsriuh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

DAN BRYANT'S TESTIMONIAL
To JOHN r. BRADY. JOHN BRoUGHAN and others. 70 West
Sxticth street
Your kind note received. I am most happy to comply
with your request, and would Thursday, June a.
for my eneht pror to departure to EurOpe to take
place Ut the
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
On which occasion / shall appear In Irish comedy.
Thanking you tor your kind regards.
remain your 0bedient servant,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22
EXCURSIONS,
EXCURSIONS.
-~-
SUNDAY BOAT FOR NEWARK.
On and after Sunday. June |, the steamboat

On and after Sunday. June l, the steamboat
THOMAS p. WAY
Leaving foot " Ma mass hse fesSsr rp
Pm leaving foot Of Barclay street. New York. at 10 30
stopping at Bergen Point each way
4 GRAND OCEAN EXCURSION TO THE FISHING
Bank giving splendid view q the sss hs1por s oay
daily excursions As above excepted leaving
EsGh street ss s'e street sS
f ss9s apq r. Sa 0essS
mencng June r. open i9r ensa r. Tor Saturday. APP
Banks on saturday july s BAIT and lines on board.
A SUNDAY EXCURSION TO ASTORIA, HARLEM,
sn sns h save fasn aa4ts, M
f EsSh nSas 'S% sa%
N Win esEy boat 70 and mot ssw Yof nor
boat Sse f splSs sS Bridge Connecting with
steamer hAHLhcs H. r. IcxdsTkEET, superintendent
A HOY FOR RoCKAwAY BEACH EyERYsuS2AY.-
steamer AMhRIcus place Of Eely Whit s,.S saSss
street Worth F!ver,sA M iaoR NJ pier No sSSrh
H''araa. leave. 'iS'S ';S't's ana
A GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION AND MAMMOTH
a on sosps The 70 .a Steamer sos
will lcsys Mor,ssn" steamboat ,, dock q, sse il ss
snf rys EGa a. ss S, SS
''''' N'A'' '"' G. IT, LoSGsrREET, Proprietor.
EyE sD h9S w no ssr
the list day Of June leave as follows Eighth street,
East River 80 a. NJ, IL 80 and $50 r. N. South sixth
street williamsburg, 9s8 A. ~, IL :3s and $S ;
fulton ferry Brooklyn. 10 A. NJ, and4 P.M.
L,oR FISHING BANKS, RAIN OR sHINE-sTRAMER
II CHARLES CHAMBERLAIN every day Saturdays
excepted) Market street. East River 30 A. NJ. Eighth
fs Norm RIVER Pier Hs North tS
sA Bait lines and re ires hsnauts on board,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

CTEAMERS, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHARTER
- For excursions at lowest rates; alters Grove.
BLOoMER CO.. 2i3 Front street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY. g; SARATOGA, . 90. BY DAY
n line boats c. vIBBARD and DANIEL. DREW =
Vesry street pier at 20 A. NJ and ty-thirl
street. north OF Erie ferry at s5 landing at ionkers,
Tarrytown and Nyack lby ferryboaD Milton, Pouyh-
heeIsle RI RninsbeeK Tiyo cnsk and l Hudson Con
West Point, Cornwall and Newbrg. returning day.
ST. Tickets by special cars and baggage checked TO ia
ratOga.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

CUNDAY BOAT TO NEWARK.-EAST RIVER LINE.
y Steamer ARGO leaves Eighth street. East river 9i5;
Peck Slip 80 every sunday landing at Elm Park each
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

West Point, Cornwall New Hamburg and Miton.-The
MARY POWELL from vesry street, pier 49, every after
noon, AZ 5 80 o'clock.
(NATSKILL DAILY LINE. FROM PIER 50 FRANKLIN
" street.-The floating palace NEW CHAMPION leaves
Monday, We'd shay and Friday at r. NJ Catskill
3reek. Palace steamer ANDREW HARDER leaves op-
oosite da vs. Z. NJ, for Catskil Point.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

GRANDCHILDREN ROUTE, FARE ~ rs THROUGH,
- Citizens line elegant steamboats, daily Saturdays
excepted at r. from pier No ~ North River loot VI
Leroy street. arriving at saratoga at A. NJ
SUNDAY EVENING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND
- Troy-PaSags 81 80 The elegant steamboat
THOMAS POWELL will leave pier ~ North River, foot
of Leroy street. every sunday evening, at O'Clock
making close connection with railroads for all point,
North East and West Through tickets sold and baggage
- JOSEPH CORNELL, Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

ENOR. NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RiCHMOND.-THE
Old Dominion Steamship Company will despatch
hip WYANokE, Coucn comman3er. for Norfolk City
ing through bills OF ading 10 alt points South South
west Through passenger tickets issued to all points Ac
ccmmodations unequalod Apply at pier 81, at tho
general office. 1877 Greenwich street, corner Of Dey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

r. ssENGERs BY THE EUROPEAN STEAMERS
i should secure a copy Of APPLEToNs EUROPEAN
ID APPLETON CO, Publishers
1l0 and 56l Broadway. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

COOKS EXCURSIONS.
- COOK; son JENKINS, Tourist and Excursion
Managers 26a Broadway between WRrren and Chambers
streets announce their nth persona condu o,ed Party
for this TO leave July ~ per steamer VICTORIA,
Of the Cunard Line. tour emb racing Ireland Scot.
land England Belgium the Rhine Switzerland, gsvara,
days All cxpcnstr paid for sos and $3.50, gold
COOKS tickets allowing tie holder TO travel inaepen.
dent OF large parties and a. all times sold reductions
from ordinary rates
COOKS .ExCuRsIoNIsT," published monthly, con.
ains full particulars " expenses Ac Price ~ cents,
mail prcpaid
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY JUNE o. ls7souADRupLE SHEET

ADJUSTMENTS.
OLrxrIc THK4IKE; -
o TfavsRsAsE 1f ssSSssa
sHoT kHss i dfos sIs sH5xxns
APPLAUSE siSs'HyLy exEEr
LITTLE Nell. N'D 'A' HSfla NELL,
IT LITTLE NELL II
-. ! 80
'Hs oAihlg s ssSs DIAMOND.
nosDs sHG aSas!s ss. gssr 8.
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THE FIRE xAIr, THE FIRE wArv.
ss H. s sIss, S sa q as ssy Changes
r,n,, so,.,,,, The grand and exciting -.
III ssS
GALyANIC BATTERY
S1yRo,eLyoEnfissas SENSATIONS
Everybody startled and pleased.
The piece II cast to strength q most
COMPLETE DRAMATIC COMPANY,
rnE PRESS, ''fTimHnE!'Yf IN ;sfd TIE PRESS
A few clips from several leading papers sneak OF
Little Nells performance OF lat week rs fOlii0ws:
LITTLE NELL IL fresh and piquant and good II not
better than OF her predecessors In school,
She bright and clever and rapturously Dauded
throughout no piece.-herald. June H.
LITTLE NELL Is pretty and clever; through her
dramatic scenes with precision and eectGvening Tcle
gram. June H.
LITTLE NELL has youth, beauty yivacty of tempera-
ment and great deal OF vitality. she has drawn
large audences.-ihe Graphic, Jun, IL.
LITTLE NELL has shapey fgure pretty face and
bright eyes that would captiyate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Ing Mail juno H.
LITTLs NELL. as Fidelia is the central figure, ana
was received with cordlay and favor last night-Even
ing Post june H.
Express June L.
LITTLE NELL, young and pretty actress hor sing
tme-NGw York sun, June 10.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
At P: AT p, AT 2 P. NJ
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE. 80
first APPEARANCE Of the most gifted and pleasing artist
Miss AMY STONE, Miss AMY STONE
who WAN appear in her great spe ctacutar drama OF
L ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

CUNDAY BOAT FOR GLEN COVE AND RO5LYN-
- Landing College Point, Great Neck, City Island.
sands Point and Gienwood steamer SAVANNAH
will leave pier No q East River ecx Slip every sun
third at 5 Returning to the city about o'clock
.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

DEGULAR BOAT TO THE FISHING BANK'-oN
GUS steamer MONITOR Captain Chas Foster. viii make
Excursion TO the Fishing Banks daily. Saturdays
slip East River 80; Chrisophcr street, North River
ladies 50 cents Fine staterooms the accommodation
OF families JOHN LYNCH Manager Music by Geo.
Col iaiu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

JANE EYRE
HIT.
The press and most
brilliant audiences
unanimous in their
commentator, OF
MISS THOMfSON'S
acting and Of the
play.
JANE EYRE
every night until fur
ther notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-06-22

THE MOST DELIGHTFUL TRIP IN THE HARBoR-
affording view Of the Bay and Notifications The
steamboat GOLDEN GATE leaves barge Office dock ZOO,
IiamiltSn at SAN A. NJ Pa a:t6 4a5 AMI $50 r NJ
Hook, at 40 and 80 M and no. $40 and 80 T. NJ.
Also to let, for moonlight excursions
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-07-30
TOWN AND COUNTRY,

The Methods. Sabbath School pic
niced at Macedonia last Friday.
A Scranton girl was bitten by a rattle
snake while picking berries, and died the
next day.
An exchange says. "White Deer Val
ley" Union county. has a grange of
Husbandry.
The Presbyterian church at Sunbury
10 to have new seats of solid walnut, at
cost of $1,000.
Cholera morbus. cholera infantum and
arrangement of the bowels prevails to a
very remarkable extent.
The famous .rotting mares, Goldsmith
Maid and Lucy. passed here for the
West, on Fast Liue, on Thursday even-
ing.
The plan and specifications of the
Court House improvements. just from the
archtec are in the Commissioner Of
fee.
Landed estates. sell lower per acre in
Juniata than in most other counties in
Central Pennsylvania. Moneyed men
are seeking the worship of other gods.
The farm Of John Robinson, deceased,
in Fayette township, was sold last Sat
urday for S44 per acre. David Cleck, of
Walker township. became the purchaser
Selinsgrove authority settled the fire.
cracker business on the streets. For vio-
latlng the borough ordinance John H.
Wenrich paid a fine of So; Mrs. john
Ewing, S540, and Charles Feehrer, So
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1873-07-30

The Democratic county Committee
met yesterday and designated August
the l6th as the day for holding the dele
gate elections and August the lsth as the
day for the assembling of the nominating
Convention. The attendance was quite
full.
The Lutheran church on last Sunday
evening was crowded. An attentive
audience witnessed and listened to one
of Rev. Mr.. Longs illustrated sermons.
This is the third time that Mr.. Long has
been in this place. and each time his ser.
mons we're we'll attended.