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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

KETTERER & MoRRIs.-This firm is
doing an excellent business. By ref.
ference to their advertisement our rea-
ders will learn that they keep for sale at
reasonable prices, dry goods, clothing
boots and shoes. hats and caps, hard,
ware, queensware and everything else
usually found in a first class country
store. Ii you want goods of first rate
quality and at prices to suit, give them
a call.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06
millinery Emporium.

Mrs j. K. CRUMBAKER, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, wishes to inform her friends and
patrons that she has just returned from
New York with large and well selected
stock of Millinery and Fancy Goods
ladies' and children's Bonnets and Hats,
in all the latest styles fine and cheap La
ces of every variety; full assortment o'
Dress Silks, in Black and Colored Dress
Trimmings of every kind. Stock kept
complete during the season. Also a full
stock of Ladies and Children's Patterns
of all kinds.
Address: Mrs. J. K CRUMBAKER, Nc
SO, Odd Fellows Hall Building, Zanes.
vile, Ohio. aprl5mI.
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Voting Himself Back Paw

A young Jew, named SELIG, in the
employment Of Mr.. HANNAHs, a mer-
chant of Lebanon, was detected few
days since in obtaining money from the
safe. He had purloined in all, at va
rious times about 500. He was taken
before Squire WARWICK, who held him
to bail in the sum of one hundred dol
lars. The citizens to the number Of
over twenty signed his bond and told
him to "git." He got"
>SELIG acknowledged the soft impeach.
ment, and restored the money.
He had been employed by Mr.. HAN
NAHs more through charity than for any
other reason, rs he was a poor peddler.
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May 6, 1S73-w3.
Rules for Rearing Chickens,

l. Keep your chickens in a warm, dry
coop. 2. The coop should be cleaned
out and dry earth thrown in every day.
g. Let the chickens out after the morn
ing sun has removed the wet from the
grass. 4. Feed them suitable food, and
frequently. 5. Keep pure water where
they can get it easily. 6 Keep them
away from decaying fruit and vegeta.
bles. and stagnant pools.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

HLet our friends not only in the
country but also in This town look out
for struggling beggars, many of them
use it as mask to carry on their lille
gitimate business of stealing.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS
MONnAy EyENJNa Anril 2S

CATTLE-Receipts iight,market firm,
and prices unchanged. We quote as
follows: Common to extra butchers
cattle 3@5 so; shippers, 5 25@5 so.
SIIEEP-Receip,s fair. demand good,
anil market Fl m at prices ranging from
4 so to 6 90 per Genital gross.
HOGS-Receipts comparatively light,
with an upward tendency in prices, and
a good demand for all grades. We
quote as follows: Stockers in brisk de
mand at 5 90 to 5 Is; shippers, 5 25
to 5 so; fair to good butchers hogs,
5 Is to 5 80. while few extra brought
6 90. ALI sold.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06
Proceedings Of the Board VI In.
Urinary Directors.

uT"ury DIRECTORS
The Directors met on the 26th inst,
present, JACOB DRUM, PHILIP ScHUMA-
CHER and JACOB c. YoHo.
The following bills were allowed:
To the Trustees Of Jackson township
for II weeks care of Geo. Malson$24 90
P. Schumacher, Jr., groceries, Sl06 40
W. Okey, for two shoats, 6 6S
F. Bertram, 20 lbs. smoking to-
bacco, 4 90
L. Jackson, II bushels corn, 6 80
j. r. Smith, repairing harness, 5 60
Ketterer d Morris, merchandise, 50 81
Bills allowed for attendance on the
VANNEss family, i'll! with small pox in
Switzerland township:
Peter Ault conveying goods TO
the Vanness family, 6 so
c. Pontius, mdse tor same, 6 Al
Aaron Headley, collins for
Yanness family, 81 90
W. G. Webb, medical attendance, Is Is
Molly Davis, nursing, 81 so
c. Pontius for burying dead, 5 90
R. Vanlaw, nursing and assisting
in family, 10 90
Joshua Davis, for same, 10 90
J. r. Morrilrs wife for six days
attendance in family. % Is
D. Fankhouser, assistance to same, 4 90
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned.
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Letter From aIeiss County.

RUTLAND, MEIGs Co, ONO.
April Is, 1873.
Ed. SPIRIT: The prospect for wheat
in Meigs County, is any thing but fiat
tering, our old farmers say that there
never has been such a poor prospect
The late cool weather has injured fruit,
especially the peaches. Farmers are
very much behind with their Spring
work, there has been bu, little corn
planted yet, and still it rains.
More anon. A. M Dunn
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The MCdOcWar.

! The City Bakery has just received a
large stock of confectioneries of all
kinds, nuts, pickles, French mustard,
catsup, celery sauce, and other articles
in that line. Groceries of all kinds, su-
gar, coffee and tea. Hominy, rice, to
bacco, cigars, in fact everything found
in first class Grocery and Bakery.
Give JACOB Q cah
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Moth in Carpets.

To prevent moths from injuring car
rets, buy half pound of gum camphor
and that will save ell the carpets in your
house year, by aeing few little
crumbs under the edges of the carpets
without moving them.
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Enhierafion Turning!

Cheap Farms in Southwest Missouri
The Atlantic & Pacific Railroad Com,
pany offers 100000 acres of land in
Central and Southwest Missouri, at from
SO to $l2 per acre, on seven years time,
with free transportation from St. Louis to
all purchasers. Climate, soil, timber,
mineral wealth, schools, churches, and
law-abiding society invite cmigrants
from all points to this land of fruits and
flowers. For particulars. address A
Tuck, Land Commissioner, St Louis,
Mo. janl4y.
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OBITUARY..

"For ! cay unto you, that in heaven their an
gels do always behold the face Of my Father
which is in heaven"
DIED.-ln this place, April II, FRAsIER,
only son of Captain 8 and Jane Spangler, aged
2 years Z months and days. The unexpected
death Of the dear departed one calls for a pas.
known and loved him well He was possessed
of mind of more than ordinary strength for
one so young; his amiable and affectionate dis
position caused him to be loved by all who knew
him. In the srring-time of his life he was call
ed by the allwise Father to his home with those
who do always behold His face, and in the
spring-time we have laid him to rest. when tho
buds are swelling and the flowers blooming and
the soft spring winds which whisper above his
grave seem to say to the breaking hearts Of
those left to mourn, "Resurgan."
By Hrs TEACHER.
(St. Clairsville Gazette please copy)
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EEMr. HosKINsoN, County Recorder,
informs us that he recorded forty nine,
and released thirty five Mortgages, and
recorded sixty Deeds during the month
of April.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

ROAD LAw-By an Act of the Leg
islature passed April 10th, parties who
apply for o new road or the vacation of
an old one, at the option Of the Com
missioners will be required to pay all or
a part of the expenses attending it.,
whether the road is located or not.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06
wTbe township Assessor. are re-

vThe township Assessors are re-
,quired to report on the 10Th inst. The
Board of Equalization composed of the
SCounty Commissioners and Auditor will
hold sessions on the 21st and 22d inst
The Commissioners meeting for trans
action Of general business will be held
on the 23d and oath insts.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06
Pittsburgh Cattle Market.

April 2S.
Cattle-There were about 1000 head
on sale in Allegheny to-day, and the
market was a little slow at the opening,
but closed better, with but few left over
unsold Prices about the same as last
week: 6 50@7 90 for good to prime
5 50@6 90 for medium to good; 4@5
90 for common to fair.
Sheep-Clipned sold at 5@6lc, and
wooled at 6@Sc. The supply was
smal!-about 300 head.
Hogs quiet: sold IN retail way al
6@6 Is
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INSURANCE NOTICE,

The members of the Monroe Mutual
Fire Insurance Company are requested to
meet at the Companys Office in Woods
field, on Monday, The I'd day of June,
1878, for the purpose of holding a spe-
cial election to electa board of Direc.
tors for said Company.
w. T. OKEY, Secretary.
Mn,,e 1879
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

FAny person who takes a paper
regularly from the post offiee-whether
directed to his name or another's, or
whether he has subscribed or not-is
responsible for the payment.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06
Coal! Coal!!

NOTICE is hereby given, that sealed pro-
~ posals will be received at the Auditors
Office, Monroe County. Ohio. until June a 1873
for the delivery of 400 bushels of good
coal, we'll screened at the bank and free from
slate, to, be delivered by the 1st of October
next; bond must be given
nay6w3. NJ, HOEFFL ER. Auditor.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

ENow that fishing is in season, it
is the proper time to state that a law Of
this State requires Mill owners who
have the streams damned to put chutes
in for fish to come over; also another
law prohibits seineing; both sensible
laws, and should be enforced.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

"BoB We do not deem it best to
publish your communication at present.
Accept our warmest thanks for your
friendly interest. The same answer will
apply to a number of other writer's.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

%A little son Of Mr. JACKSON MANN,
Of this place, injured his left elbow seri-
ously, the Sd inst, by falling upon and
dislocatina it.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

@We have set apart Monday. Tues
day, Wednesday, and the three follow
ing days of each week to receive sub.
scriptions.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06
Graysville Select School.
Potatoas-Peerless No. 8.
SILVER MEDAL AWARDED,

THE latest and best of all OF Hr. Breezee'S
Seedlings for the main crop. Skin dull
mealy; grows to large size, often weighing
from one half to two pounds, and snor
mously productive. One pound by mail 4oc
4 lbs for 81 Mnnr's early Sweet Corn, the
earliest aud best known for roasting ears;
price, per packet l5a.
G W. SANDER & CO,
aprl5w3. jolly, Monroe Co., Ohio.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

HT The season for swindlers will
soon be here strangers will be calling
upon farmers asking them to sign con-
tracts for some kind of implement. Be
warned against all pretenders
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EFThe prospects for good fishing in
Muskingum creek are said to be better
than they have been for several years.
BOYS, look out for us down that way.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

&F Master BUzzY P1ERsoN, son of Mr..
ALLEN PIERsoN, this place, received cut
on one of his legs from .an axe, the even
ing of the Sd inst. The wound is not
considered dangerous.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

WMr. W. S. LYNCH purchased of
Mr.. WILLIAM CRAIG, Of this place, on
the 1st inst, three acres of land lying
northwest of the Fair Grounds for
which he paid S525
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

EFarmers and all others owning
horses should keep a close watch upon
them. Horse thieves are busy in Eas-
tern Ohio just now.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

RThe annual statement of the Un-
ion Mutual Life Insurance Company ap-
pears in this ISSUE This is a reliable
company. LOUIS HoEFFLER, Agent.
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HWe learn that DR.. ]. WAY has
rented his property to Mr. LOUIS HoEF-
FLER, and that he intends removing to
Elm Cove, in Washington township.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

E The Wheeling Inteuigencer don't
know whether this is last winter or next
winter.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

April %.
Beeves are in demand and market
firmer sales, 1000 head; extra Penn
sylvania and Western steers, S@S so;
fair to good, 6 50@7 so; common, 5
50@6
Sheep in fair demand: sales, 10000
head, at 6 50@S.
HOGS unchanged: sales, 5000 head,
at 50@5 Is.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

HNow is the time to plant seeds
They may never come up, but that don't
affect the principle
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HBeautiful Japanese Stripe for SOC
per yard, at TAYLOR & ARMsroNG's, Bell
aire, Ohio. may6w2.
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JOSEPH FUCKERS HEIRS.

FnNHE final settlement account of Joseph
Il Rucker. Guardian of the heirs of Joseph
Rucker, deceased, will be for hearing, May a.
1878 JAS. X. MORRIS,
ap22,ii3 Probate Judge 81. e. ..
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EClerk OKEY has our thanks for
the detailed proceedings Of the late
Term of Common Pleas Court.
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(St. Clairsville Gazette please cor
Written for the Spirit. |

Written for the Spirit.
Lines in memory Of "LIrrLE ELLIE" who
died February 90, 1873. aged Q years and II
months, and was the daughter of Conrod and
Ellen Hartline, of Cameron viciv ity, Monroe
County, Ohio.
Weep not because that lovely rose
Was borne to worlds on high.
Before its charms did half unclose
To your admiring eye.
IT'S true. it was being brigat,
OF beauty rich and rare,
With rosy cheeks and eyes Of blue
And curling light-brown hair.
Fen had it lived n few short years,
Iu all its beauty bright,
Its eyes would oft be dimmed with tears,
Its heart been touched with blight.
But it has gone to dreamless sleep,
Mid tears and heart-wrung sighs,
Oh! dor far that angel weep.
Its home is in the skies.
- p 4. SiDLEs.
Fairmount, W. Va, April Is, 1878.
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Notice..

A NY person employing or trusting my son
n Charles H. Loew, who is minor, will do
so at their own risk as will not be response
bic for any debts contracted by him.
JOHN M LOEW.
May 6, 1S73-3w. Powhattan Point.
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From Labor TO Reward.

DIED-On the evening of the 22d ult., of
Consumption, Miss ELIZABETH BALL, daugh-
ter of Thomas Ball, of Franklin township,
Monroe County. Ohio
She was converted on the 2lst of January,
1873, and all through her sickness wasperfec.ly
resigned to the will of God, saying to all who
talked with her that she was ready to 60. She
died most triumphant death. When told she
was dying she clapped her hands and said.
Farewell. dear friends, 1 am almost home;
weep not for me, will soon be at rest,' and in
few hours with the name of Jesus upon her
lips, her happy spirit winged its fight to the
mansions of eternal rest beyond the river, and
now will be
Forever with the Lord!
Amen, SO let it be!
Life from the dead is in that word,
'Tis immortality.
Her funeral was largely attended by sympa-
thizing friends. and funeral sermon was
preached from the text "There remaineth there.
fore rest to the people of God. g. NJ. W.
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EThe attention of coal dealers is
called to notice by Auditor HoEFFLER,
published this week.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

HSeveral Agricultural Societies Of
this State already have their lists of pre-
miums before the public.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

SA tramp among the fields disclos-
es the fact that much clover was frozen
out during the winter.
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FOR SALE,

Thirty six and one half acres of land
within the corporate limits of Woods.
field, East OF town. Apply at this of,es
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Town Election.

At the corporation election held on
the Sd inst, the following ticket was
elected:
For Mayor.
Edward Salisbury.
Recorder.
z. 0. Little.
Treasurer.
W. T. Morris.
Marshal,
Silas Truax.
Trustees.
James X. Buchanan.
Baltzcr Hines.
C.. Lauenstein.
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LEWIS 9. RINGS HEIRS.

THB final settlement account of Hannah
| Ring. guardian of Lewis G.. Rings heirs,
will be for hearing May 28th, 1878.
JAS R. MORRIS
may6,'73w3. Probate Judge N. C. O.
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NANCY WALTON'S ESTATE.

PlNAL settlement account Of Joel Yost
J. Administrator of Nancy Walton's estate,
will be for hearing May 2Sth, 1873,
JAS. Z. MORRIS,
may6,73w3. Probate Judge II. c. o.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1873-05-06

Justices of the Peace In Monroe
County, Post Office Address and
Date OF the Expiration Of Their
Terms of Office.
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BABY CAMEL.

Badgers, White Pjlar BSa",l ong Lc"gcl
Bear from Arkansas, Moose African Pol
cupine, Wart Ho5,a Cllattering World
of Monkeys, African Ostrich, Csss>wa'.
and the
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
nIusIcnl.

SECOND CONCERT BY THE MENDEIssoHN CHORAL
UNION.
The Mendelssohn Choral Union, OF Whining
ton, will give their second concert in the Grand
Opera House, on Thursday evening, April Oath
inst. on which occasion the celebrated cantata
OF The Haymakers, by Geo. F. Root, will be rem
dered.
The Haymakers is divided into two parts and
founded upon scenes and Incidents connected
with the hay-helds, the farmhouse, and the
hay-making season. The music IL OF high or
der, sparkling and cheerful. The cantata will
be given in full costume and scenery. The la
dies, in Swiss costume, with rakes and forks,
will appear upon the bayfield, and lend help
ing hand. The cantata consists Of solos, duetts,
quartettB, semi-chorus, and full chorus OF hay
makers.
Librettos are now being printed and may be
had before the evening OF entertainment at
Boughman, Thomas IL Co. 70 and at Prof. Aliens
music store. The sale OF tickets begins at B. T.
Il Co.'S ON Tuesday. No extra charge for re-
served seats.
THE HANOVER CHURCH CONCERT.
The concert at Hanover church, last evening,
was a very recherche affair. The music was of a
very high order, well rendered, and tho audience,
fair one, was very greatly pleased. Master
Otto Becker fully sustained the public expecta-
tion in his piano solos, and the chorus "Night's
Shade no Longer" was very sweetly sung.
Another chorus, &" When the Summer Rain 10
Over" was repeated by special request. The
following is the programme
Chorus-Holy! holy Stanbridge.
Duet-The woodbirds song, Glover.
Mrs. Macallister and Miss Virginia Conner.
Trio-Praise ye the Lord, Verdi.
Miss Goodrich and Messrs. LObdell and Baird
Piano Solo-May Breezes Hauser.
Otto Becker.
Chorus-Ill wash my hands in Innocence,
Chapple.
Duet-fhere is a sweet wild rose, Glover.
Misses Addie and Virginia Conner.
Double Quartette-The Lords Prayer Becker.
Chorus-When the Summer rain is over,
Lelisire d'amore.
solO-o, ye tears, (by reques) Abt, Mrs. Mac
Allister
chorus-Nights Shade no longer, Moses in
Egypt.
solo-show me thy ways, o Lord' Turrente.
Miss Goodrich
Quartette-The Sabbath Call, Kreutzer, Mes
srs Lobdell, Hess, Becher, and Lchtenstein.
Trio-Protect us through the Night, Oushman
Misses Goodrich and Conner, and Mr.. Kennedy.
6olo-The Last Rose of Summer, (by request,
Flotow, Miss Addie Conner.
Chorus-The Lord is King, Chapple.
Doxology.
The second performance by the Berger
Family OF Bell Ringers, at the Opera House, las
evening, sustained their regulations. Miss An
ma was specially applauded in her varieties ant
Mr.. Franks very pleasing in his comicalities
The audience WAS small.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
The Amended LIQUOR BIZ.

WHAT IT'S REQUIREMENTS ARE, AND HOW THEY
OPERATE.
Considerable interest is felt in the amended
Liquor License law. to know what its require
ments are. An abstract of the original bill has
been published in the COMMERCIAL heretofore;
we now lay before our readers the requirements
Of the bill as amended;
The applicant for license is required to OBJ
tain the recommendation of twelve freeholders
in his school district or il in the city of Will
mington, twenty-four from his Ward. This ap-
plicaton, with the endorsers, is required to be
published in two newspapers OF tho county thir-
ty days before the sitting Of the Court In
towns of less than 1000 Inhabitants the appli-
can't in addition to the above requirements,
must have at least two rooms and four beds,
for the exclusive use OF four guests, and stab
ling for four horses.
The applicant need not be a citizen Of the
State it is sufficient that he be of full age, and
of good moral character. Nor yet need the ap-
plicant reside in the school district or ward in
which application is made to conduct the busi-
ness.
Heretofore the clerk of the peace has granted
the licenses to sell liquor, but under the new
law application must be made directly to the
Court and by it granted.
Storekeepers, to obtain license, must comply
with the requirements of tavern keepers.
No liquor can be sold or given away on Sab
bath or election day, or to any minor, or person
drunk. Tho fine for violation of these provi-
sions is from $50 to $l00, and the second Of
fence forfets the license. All bills for liquor
gallon are uncolectaDle. Inere are no provl-
sions for restaurants in the bill.
Persons found drunk, noisy, or excited by Ii
quor on the streets to be arrested without war
rant and lodged in the nearest Jail or lookup.
1t is made the duty of all peace officers to en-
force the law and on neglect to do 80 they are
liable to forfeit and pay fine at the discretion OF
the Court.
The cost of license has been increased to $780,
and if the rent exceeds $500 per annum 10 per
cent. additional is charged for each additional
800.
No responsibility attaches to the seller and he
is not required even to give bond.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-04-19
WILMINGTON, DEL. SATURDAY, APRIL 49, 1873

gagement she has ever played here. One cannot
help feeling pity for the manner in which this
gifted woman has boen victimzed. in business
way, since she decided upon making America her
home. 1t has been continuous story of rascaIy
agents or bad management. and the story is that
with all her magnificent talents and hard work
she has not made a cent of money in the United
States. Let us hope the tide is now turning.
She had spice OF her inveterste hard lcck at the
" Walnut. in following 80 soon upon the excep-
tioDably brilliant engagengent of Miss Cushman.
but all things considered she has done we'll And
we'll she deserves to. Janauschek gives me a
sense Of power such as no other actor, man or
woman, excites. Her massiveness ia crushing,
superb. Cushman is an Eage Janauschek is
Lionness. Moreover she is yet young woman.
for her purposes. Forest IL gone, and Cueh-
man cannot act much longer the tragic field is
all for Janauschek as far as the eye now sees
INDEx