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The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14
REAL ESTATE.

CsITuATED corner verandah and Winslow streets,
- East Deenng containing eight finished rooms,
cellar good stable on the premises ot 80 1870.
This desirable property IL in close proximity to the
East Deering Omnibus line. Price S<100. Terms
one-half cash; balance on tme Apply in person or
by letter to f. G. PATTERSON,
au6d2w Dealer in Real Estate
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14
The Cholera.

This card, prepared by DR.. Henry G.. Clark
was extensively circulated in 1865, 1t will
now serve good purpose if read and heed
ed:
CHOLERA AND WHAT TO DO ABOUT 1T.
l. Will it come this summer? Yes.
2. How shall we avoid it?
By eating only plain food, in moderate guam
titles, at regular times.
By abstaiDing from intoxicating drinks.
BY avoiding unrpe fruit and stale or i'm
perfectly cooked vegetables.
By being so clothed as never to get chilled
especially in the night air.
By avoiding all overcrowded and ill-venti-
lated places especially to sleep in.
By having all cellars, drains, vaults, Yards
and out-houses clean, dry, and freed by
slednsing fiom all bad smells.
h 3. If we get sick, what shall we do?
Leave off eating and drinking, 60 to bed,
send for your doctor and do exactly what he
tells you.
q. Is 1t contagious?
Those who know the most about it say
No.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14

THE CURIOSITY OF Fly. Talk about
the curiosity of womanl We back q fy
against any woman. just watch him as he
gaily traverses bald mans Uranium, halts
on the eyelid, and taking cursory q ancs
around him, waltzes over to the end or the
nose, peeps up one nostril, and having salts
fled his curiosity there. curvettes over the up
per lip, and takes glance up the other With
salts actory smile at having seen all there is
to be seen there, he makes bee line for the
chin stopping moment to explore the cavity
formed by the closed lips. Arriving at the
chin he takes notion to creep down under
the shirt collar, but suddenly hesitating. he
turns around as if he had forgotten something
and proceeds to an exploration OF the ears.
This concluded, he carries out his original in
tention, and disappears between the neck and
shirt collar, emerging, after the lapse of some
minutes. with an air seeming to say he has
performed his duty. What matters the fran
tic attempts to catch him, the enraged gest-
ures, and the profane language? They dis
turb his equanimity not a moment: driven
from Que spot he alights on another; ne finds
he has got a duty to perform, and he does 1t,
Laurence American
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14

A Coon SToRY.-An Irishman, who was
abroad, came in one day and said that he
had seen that morning what he had never
seen before-a fine crop of anchevies growing
in the garden. "Anchovies ?" said an Eng
lishman, with half laugh and tone of won
der. And from this the other, according to
the legitimate rules of Irish logic, deduced
quarrel challenge, and a duel; in which
the poor Englishman, who did not believe
that anchovies grew in the garden. was killed
on the spot The moment he fell, the right
word came into the challenger's head. "Ochi
what pityr' he cried, "and meant capers
all the whiler' Mr.. Spence knew the parties
and told this story the other day at CaIvert's,
from whence it Travelled to me.-Robert
SOuthey.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14

BASE BALL. A North Main.street gentle
man saw his boy in front Of the house throw
ing ball in the air, last eveningr He hadn't
played ball, himself for thirty years, and knew
nothing Of the kind of bali baseball clubs
have introduced in the past few years, but he
felt the old spirit rising in him at tine memory
of former triumphs, and he held up his hands
and told his son TO "let her slide" She slid.
He caught it full and fair and then dropped
it and started for the house, with his eyes full
of tears, and his hands pressed under his
arms. The youth subsequently informed
another boy that he could hear the "old
MANS, homes spap.-Dantury Neics.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14
THE PRESS.
THURSDAY MORNING. AUG. IA. 1873
G0ssip and Gleanings.

Uossip anu Glean1ngs.
When naughty little boy breaks window,
he should be punished, on the principle that
panes and penalties go together.
The Louisville Courier-Journal is not afraid
that Eastern tourists on the Western plains
will exhaust the supply of buffaloes, but it
trembles for the supply of lead.
In the advertisement of bakers business
for sale, the following appears: ''Death the
sole reason for leaving" 1t would be diff
cult to find better reason.
An enterprising DIR. Allen, in Dixon, H.,
is cutting up the cast iron bars of that disas-
trors bridge into paper weights and other
cheerful mementoes.
Just as soon as Train and Sergeant Bates
got quiet, Gordon-Gordon felt compelled to
break out. Edward Payson Weston and
Carl Schurz will probably soon go into state
of eruption.
A New Orleans monkey rescued an infant
from impending death under the wheels of a
horse car, the other day-a noble action
which should be aped by his more highly-de-
veloped Darwiniau brethren.
Anxious and aimless fishermen who look
melancholy over the state of the brooks,
where no trout appear, are advertised to "go
West" In the Minnesota lakes they use hay
forks instead of ordinary fishing tackle.
Mr.. Hosenfelt, of Amador, COL, used giant
powder cartridges to scare fish into his net,
and the cartridge he held in his hand explo-
ded. from sympathy with the one in the
stream, and blew Mr.. Hosenfelt into great
many pieces.
The grave ar reverend General Assembly
of Connecticut at its last session passed an
act after much elaboration allowing people to
catch fish in East Hampton Pond ''through
the ice each month in the year." No provis-
ion was made to supply the ice in summer
time. and as the people do not feel at liberty
to fish without it, they are in sore trouble.
Few persons have known how sick Mr..
George augustus Sala has been. The Lon
don Medical Times says that he has been
suffering from an etythematous affection,
which, however, has yielded to the local ap-
plication of the styptic colloid and the use of
faradisation." An etythematous affection
which required such remedy as that must
make man feel bad.
A London correspondent tells new story
of the Shah. The King of Kings was very
much charmed with the paintings at the In
ternational Exhibition, and bought 81 800
worth. He admired one which had three
donkeys in it, but declined to pay the price,
e16O. because he had been told that a live
donkey could be bought for 81, and If it
were true, e160 was too much TO pay for
three painted ones.
There is at least one person in the world
who believes that earthly treasures may be
taken into another sphere. A diabolical small
boy in Detroit sent lighted kite up into the
air, the other evening, thereby arousing the
wild fears OF divers persons, who regarded the
phenomenon they could not explain as a sign
of the immediate dissolution of the world.
Some of them were found praying on their
knees in backyards, while the most frightened
but provident of all was an elderly Hibernan
cook, who instantly began to pack her trunk
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14

FOR LEASE. The commodious
a kziN-O two story brick house on Stevens
&IaTsszs4R Plains, formerly occupied by the late
~ sf:s iss,aIl VIM. L. Wilson. The house con-
essl.ssL tains twelve finished rooms includ-
ing Bath Room, all In gool repair. The lot contains
more than an acre. Nice Grape Vines, also Apple
and Pear Trees together with good stable and ex-
cellent water. Apply to VIM. H. JERRIS, Real Es-
tate Agent next East of City Hall.
Portland July 30th 1873. 3w
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14
House and Lot for Sale.

A ONE Story house and lot 30x120 feet. Pleas
"A antly located on Bramhall Hill. Good neigh
Real Estate Agent. next east Of City Hall.
Portland July Both, 1873. 3w
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O. NJ. & ID. w. NASH,
AGENTS FOR
Nichols Dust and Gas Tight
Wrought Iron Furnaces

YUJHE invention of the WROUGHT IRON FUR
IL MACE, was the result of thorough and pains
taking investigation by DR.. JAMES r. NICHOLS, Ed
itor of the Boston Journal OF Chemistry into the OBJ
jectons defects in nearly all the Hot Air Furnaces
now in use During the past three years Five Hun
dred have been sold. They have proved competent
to supply delightful, pure current of wsrm air to
Churches Stores, School Houses and Dwellings, and
in every place where used they have been perfect
success and given entire satisfaction.
The great distinguishing features of this Furnace,
its Simplicity OF Construction, the perfect safe
guards against the passage of Dust and deleterious
coal gases into the rooms warmed by it. The heat
radiating surfaces made of Boiler Iron, rivited
together in the same manner Srea n / oilers, ant
not particle of gas or dust can IS through The
original of this Furnace constructed three years
ago by DIR. Mic OILS, for private use, safeguard
against those infractions of the laws of health to
which he himself well as others subjected by
the use cf Hot Air Flu naces. DIR Nichols says with
three years use of my Furnace am satisfied that no
deleterious gases or dust can flow into the rooms
from it.
In the NICHOLS WROUGHT IRON FURNACE,
we have coal burning device much cheaper than
any Steam Apparatus. less troublesome, one which
supplies air pure and heathful that from
Steam or hot water 1t does away with all the seri-
Gus objections which have existed against Hot Air
Furnaces and its sanitary advar tages such as to
commend 1t to the attention CT all intelligent House.
owners and heads of FaIni les.
o. M. & ID. w. NASH.
Portland, July, 1873. jy2sdtf
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For Sale.
A Nice Suburban Residence

A ONE and half story House, five finished rooms,
IA in good order. Price $3.50. Enquire of KILBY
s. MERRILL, Carpenters. Spring street. au6d1w
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14
Abbott Family School for Boys,
ATLITTLE BLUE, Pennington Me.

FENHE Autumn session will open August 18th. All
Il the comforts of HOME are here combined with
superior school, Boys prepared for college busi
all who finish the required course of study. Send
for an Illustrated circular address the Principal
ju1d3m ALDEN j. BLETHEN, A. NJ.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14

When naughty little boy breaks window,
he should be punished, on the principle that
panes and penalties go together.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14

A ONE and half story house with Stable, sit
~ uated on Vaughan street, opposite the reside ce
of Geo. w. Woodman; lot contains 5000, feet. Pos
session given first of September. For particulars
apply to
aul2tf wooDMAN, TRUE & co.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14

For Sale.
NNHE house on State Street, occupied by the un-
Il dersigDed. This house is thoroughly built of
brick and stone and has all modern conveniences
ALLEN HAINES.
Portland, Sep. 18th, 1872. sep19-tf
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14

The Louisville Courier-Jounal is not afraid
that Eastern tourists on the Western plains
will exhaust the supply of buffaloes, but it
trembles for the supply of lead.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14

TTNHE House, Cottage an d lot at No. High stree
Il Said house cah be seen any afternoon betwee
the hours from to 5. au1Stf
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Agency for Sewing Machines.
w. .. DYER, No. 252 Middle St. All
kinds of Machines for sale and TO let.
Repairing.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14

In the advertisement of bakers business
for sale, the following appears: ''Death the
sole reason for leaving" 1t would be diff
cult to find better reason.
The Portland daily press., 1873-08-14

EEOO1f1S WahtG0s
N pleasant part of the city, furnished or unfur-
Il uisfiod, v~ssk ..-s1.
Address E. B., 81 Brown St., Portland.
may14tf
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WM. SENTER.

a GENT for the Superior Waltham Watches.
- A. -, which maintain their well earned reputation
o umeSeeping and reasonable price. In every vari-
e.y Oh gold and silver cases-Open face and hunters
hev winders and stem winders. my12-d9mo
The New York herald., 1873-12-07
CHANGE OF BILL.
RriIfia Mt proarammc for this week

CHANGE or BILL.
Brilliant programme for this week.
MONDAY, Dec. arst time this season., Dion Bouci-
''a'' 'aPsLH oEo 'G%idBSs aRSBs AND YOUNG HEARTS o,
m " s NJ soris Ssa5s sesr Ne
berg owen fswss Mr whi!Ing NJ q ,ns + ar. De
TUESDAY and THURSDAY evenings Dec. sana H. Mr..
Frank Marshalr' Gylsltan! SEM YsaRs sS'Rssyh Eve.
Mr. Gesrss pstes NJ " psyidss e.. Mr. D. wniins Mr.
Miss sara Jswss Mr.G. iaii6crt Miss Nellie Mortimer.
wEpNEspAY aud FRIDAY evenings. Dec. 10 and H.
ana '''0 %ATISEE SATURDAY att, o'clock -.
A0'' ALIKE
by MI ces xss rhsr Mr. Mr. qso.SS Mss
as onMy as s Mcrs as Marie
SATURDAY EVENING Dec. Is carst tlmo this season.
'ou'i'aa''' aiTa}s nSSboS ISSS''iS ASSURANCE
TaTsss Ssx.s, S5naS passs
effects and tableaux. Mr.; Bronson Howards dashing
American comedy 'n'st'fs sMsAroGA.
Also S EssEf9 SE f1Fy NEW oSaGby
ssa sSH s SIs SpssS sss ssSrsa
pooTH's THEATRE. LESSEE. J. b. BOOTH.
Or Ir1S hAST rlSASHH slH SIsHIs Hsr OF
Mr. and Mrs w. j. FLORENCE,
who win appear in rsleonsrs Irish Drama in Ave a'''
Or pARKs THE hetS hetE RRSsfEojRE THE DAWN
s,rrhDsy EysFS MsTIinE NINE r4ls pEcEkH TEek ana
gEYAN FtoRESSGGEE Et9RESGE
''''i With songs, KILLARNEY and BARNEY o'nEA
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER r.
MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER Is
Mr. r. s. cHANFRAu viii appear in the original Drama
depicting RI Sr THE Nsifra RRRSsns saifa TRAVELLER
or Il T. sd at the
GRAND OPERA HOUSE. BEGINS AT g.
SPECIE SSs4 s,ss e.
OVERWHELMING SUCCESS III
people during the two weeks last past
MuLTIrUDEs HOLIDAY CARNIVAL OF FUN.
Every ses f?A !stggsHsTF Matinee
ABROAD.
TO SEE Illustrating the Adventures of the Mer
laughter every night from a myriad OF
G. L. FOx'S delighted people.
GREATEST JACKLEY TRoUFE.
MARTEN FAMILY,
HERR LIND,
PANTOMIME and an auxiliary force of over S0.
The Prince D9cillan: Miss FANNY hAYWAARD AID
Old One, Two. Buckle Ny Shoe. Mr. c. X. FOX
- Seats can be secured in advance at the box Office of
this and the special office, Broadway Theatre,
every day. from 6to g.
DRYANT's OPERA HOUSE, 23D STREET,
d betwecen 9th and 7th avs, near Booths Theatre.
siiias ESTiRE cHaSdE sss OF PRosRaMME a,ss MI
BRYANT'S MINSTRELS. THE MUTTON TRIAL,
BSYAST'S MINSTRELS. Jubilee concert. fjmpanoniOn.
BRYANT'S MINSTRE S. The SAUSAGE MERCHANTS,
BRYANTS MINSTRELS. UNSWORTHiS BANJOISMS,
BRYANrS MINSTRELS. THE BAZAM GUARD.
BRYANTS MINSTRELS. Rival Darkics. The Opera.
BRYANT'S MTNSTRELS. Daniel in the B-yants Den.
Immense hit of Mr.. Bob Hart's SLIPPERY DAY.
Irps Saym uar Pa
The New York herald., 1873-12-07


CPIRTruALIsM EXPOSED.
In consequence of the enormous success of NJ HARTZS
last great sensation EXPOSING THE HLMBUGS OF
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS, he will appear at
ROBINSON HALL. Sixteenth street for two weeks
commencing December ~, where he will introduce those
marvellous feats that have sainei him the title Of the
AntSpiritue Champion. Nj. Hartz having received by
mail theories respecting the method Of performing
SACK TRICK some OF which correct has invented
something new in It's place which is mysterious that
cable solution. lie is exhibiting il at the Athe-
naeunl, brooklyn, Ia connection with the Indian Box,
and in future will be known ss the
INDIAN Bon AND SPIRITUAL BASKET
(copyrShr. The new mystery Is follows "A common
board three quarters of inch thick and 30 inches
square, similar TO masons mortar board thoroughly
examined. The assistant socaed medium, will
crosslegged and will be covered th iron bound
basket cone 50 small that L will go him he
Inspected by any wishing do is then placed
the medium by from the audience and pad
locked to the board by locks provided by persons
OF the audience through iron fastcningy
etcd 10 the board and basket He will then
less OF his wicker prison and be found In
the tightly bound and canvas covered packing box and
the basket found in the condition lett by the
committee. NJ lartz feels confident that after witness
ing his recon ttructed
oil SprstuaIst will acknowledge that what mcdi-
uns hitherto sh does not in any approach
THIS GREAT TRIUMPH,
and he challenges al and every spiritual medium
wordbc iinator. either TO get in the basket
within q week without cutting the basket when inside
or drawing from the tastenngs, which can
only be done from the outside.
The New York herald., 1873-12-07
AMUSEMENTN. A

NEW FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-wEST TWENTY
IN eighth street. door from Broadway. Begins at
eight Terminates before eleven every night Box OF
nee open daily, from eight A. M to ten r. NJ and seats
may ALWAYS be secured one week In advance.
Mr.AUGuSTIN DAILY Proprietor and Manager
The New York herald., 1873-12-07
TiIE BALL SEASON.

DALI NO1fCE-TIIE GERMAN COOKS SOCIETY
- No will hold their ninth Annual Ball Wcdnes.
day, December TO- at Teutonia Assembly Rooms, Third
avenue and sixtcenh street Tickets. admitting gen.
tleman and lady, ST. THE COMMITTEE,
The New York herald., 1873-12-07
AMUsEDrKNTA


TTNIoN soUARs THEATRE.
Propriotor. otor...................Mr SHERIDAN sTooK LOOK
EFSa fis oYs;s Eyss4 feESsyS seirSsy Matinee
AsfRAY. until further notice. AsTRAY.
the highly emotional and bril-
AsTRRY. hER
the author OF London Assurance,
AsFERr Old Heads And and Young Hearts AsFERr FER
y SssS shs s~Hspt sSGaRa f!smFi! faEi2ks ri ise
70 embody the leading features OF
AsE1r soEsSEEh H su* sD AsFkRr
ksse ks %sS Efa
SSsasin, noSsse$sry cry CLAUDE
SATURDAY. December IS, MATINEE Of LED AsTRAY.
T,ycEUSMa Sa1I,asA,1 THEATRE .,..., ,...
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
BAasueT sSkl Sh dHAhGHs IL HHsSA MnaaTin1ou sAos
THE ne eShi'Gas SGBTFASTs NH
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
The Management has the pleasure to announce the
sas' FOR A LIMITED PERIOD ONLY,
MR. q dHaRhRs m 'nRsnf nSRSnlER. ssinG1lER
I. on THURSDAY EnH 2yhSiSGs Ms ireG.'p DECEMBER II.
A R. sAMUELLs NEW Ss.ItSII PARK THEATRE,
A. r. sAMUELLs ................ Manager
...... MONDAY, ,., DECEMBER 49, ...,...
Engagement for positively nights only Of the eminent
MI JOHN SASEsSc'ttiIL ScctILouaH.
''''''eN Mr.. N. B. HARRIS,
and the great Star Company.
Monday..........
v"sinsy Wednesday ."....., GLADIATOR
Thursday Tnia,S JACK cApR
n Box o,lces 80 open from A. NJ, to P NJ and at ia
NEW PARK THEATRE, BROOKLYN.
The @Snassasn; respectfully announce an engage
a'sn' win 'hs S9'JJoSFh JohS A%fsisn &atuIouau
MoSDaS MmiiSa 2 29sSS HHf wfs f86@@ssSsns 8sse sSsF
which occasion he will appear Cardinal Rchelieu,
in Buwer's beautiful hstorics iaI play,
or THE s tco,SSssrPIiiAcY.
Opinions o. the press.
$50 great and lofty charscier ,nat of the Cardinal
muss Be By st s 9ss M
present !. was an audience well auaied to c,itcise
among ihsm many had been 70 wasss
s s na a aas Soo g M
n each wero EVIDENCE that the actor lost nothing
s
al # ssssdS M oe
scon 10 ne n anS
GLOBE
"Mr. McCulloughs Richelieu. given By him last
night at Walls Opera House q masterpiece OF act
Of each act by the applause OF his delighted audience
His articulation most perfect and when either In the
low passages Or In the angry piercing voice he be
sort OF magnetism, and it that his listeners and
audience are so Impressed thar they cannot they want
to- turn their attention from his acting. g."-Washngton
Critic
TUESDAY EVENING, December
Mr. JOHN MCCULLOUGH as
SPARTACUS
in Dr. Birds celebrated Play OF tho
GLADIATOR
Reserved seats for either night OF Mr. McCuloughs
gasement at the new Park Theatre Bcook yn positively
limited to one week, commencing Monday evening, De
cembcr 81, be obtained at the box office OF the
theatre Brookyn also at the Theatre Ticket Office. ia
Broadway. New York city.
The New York herald., 1873-12-07

'BLIsO TOM
STEINwAY HALL.
DEC 10 AND DEC. Il
AT8P. NJ
MATINEE DEC. l3 AT IL Pm.
For the accommodation of those who could attend
BLIND TOMS Concerts, owing to previous engagements
for the last nights of the Opera, he will give
THREE CONCERTS THIS WEEK.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10.
FRIDAY, Dec. Il, at8P. NJ.
MATINEE SATURDAY. Dec. l3 atI5
Admission 50 cents Reserved Seats, 2s cents extra
Children under nine half price.
Tickets at the Hall ana at ia Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-12-07
AMUsEMENrs.

'Ie '''''AT THE IaDiEs' rASoRIrE RESORT.
Screams OF laughter.
ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW
ANEW oLIo OF FnN.' Fun 'nAnss o. '''A
Second week of SSqes1 Wssesh e saresGss ssGIssfrss
MISS SOPHIE WoRRELL a
The wORRELL SISTERS will appear In the iaushable
=, burlesqrys rs enistlsSd IN uisS,N
BiAck BLAIR EYED EYED SUSAN, SUSAN
introducing the entire company.
Nh. Mr.. EFH EFH HSEs HSEN
Ar aRSTiaI TIE II ns StSh ShsSs''
MR. ED. HARRIGAN
MR. JOHN WILD and Mr.. e ehas. 4 asw Wife Sffffn
In new acts
Third week and %aFksa n shos saecs;s e ,sprR e
THE LA IASY Sa' 'sss'u song rHE p WoShhEi @ SISTERS
ARTISTS MISS IRENE WoRRELL
of the MISS MISS s5SHIE s5SNTE H{TGShhEs E{Gh
THEATRE coMIoUE MRS: JOHN WILD,
COMPANY MISS JENNIE YEAMANs
MISS MARIE GORENFLo,
THIS WEEK. MRS. ANNIE YEAMANS.
MIR. EPH HORN,
THE GENTLEMEN Mr. En, HARRiGAN,
ARTISTS MR. CIiAs wHTiE.
THEATRE ecoMIoUE Ths GENERAL
COMPANY MASTER EDDIE.
Mr.. JAMES BRADLEY,
THIS '%sEErK WEEK. ak ak. H9sEHr h9Rky FRAT, HAaF
tlt MR.. D. KELLEY,
ppo.nw. Pr, g. l. spoWTE'
Making grandest array of talent ever ented
time in the world concluding every night aud at
BLACK EYED SUSAN.
The New York herald., 1873-12-07
TUESDAY EVENING, December g
Mr.. JOHN MCCULLOUGH as
SPARTACUS,
in DR.. Birds celebrated Play OF tho
GLADIATOR.

Reserved seats for either night OF Mr. McCulloughs
gagement at the Park Thear Bcookyn positively
cembcr 8. can be obtained at the box office OF the
theatre, Brooklyn also at the Theatre Ticket Office ia
New York
The New York herald., 1873-12-07
AMUsEMEN'rs.

IN MONDAY December
First appearance OF the celebrates
Miss VICTORIA vOKES
Miss JESSIE v0KES
Miss RO5IkA vOKES,
Mr.. FREDERICK vOKE5,
Mr.. FAWDON v0KES,
in an entirely original dramatic musical legendary,
comical whimsical, spectacular fairy extravaganza,
written expressly them by e. L. Blanchard, Esq. OF
London, entitled IL -
THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD;
THE CRUEL UNCLE AND OLD FATHER TIME,
presented With
ENTIRELY NEW SCENERY, COSTUMES
BALLET and suBERB TRANSFORMATION sOENE.
THE BALLET DEPARTMENT.,
constituting large and complete organization l led by
the unrivalled premiere danseuse
Mile. MARIE BONFANTI
her 1rst appearance In Ave years.
TwENTY.FOUR PREMIERE SOLO DANSEUsRs
and auxiliary aid OF
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CoRYPHEkS
who will appear in the Grand New Ballets
GOSSAMER DREAMS and FALL OF TuE LKAF.
THE SCENIC DEPARTMENT
will present many fresh productions from the brush OF
Mr.. WILLIAM vOEGTLIN
including with others
DREAMLAND. ............ by ............. DAYLIGHT
FOXGLOVE DELL. by ....-........ TWILIGHT
MAGPIE HALL. by. .STARLI0Hf
FERN aROVE...... 49,. by MOONLIGHT
OWLS GLEN MIDNIGHT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-09-25
THE MARKETS.
.RAYENnA-sent. II. ISL:

----- '---- RAvENNA.- Sept. II, 1873.
FLOUR = Ranges from $s %, for Xxx Red,
to 50 90 tor xxx White. Demand steady.
WHBAT-No. i, old. sells for 81 80 q 81 s5
new 81 25@ 81 80
CcRN-shelled brings eOc; in ear s0c.T -
s OATS-Whlte, sells for 40 cents; Black 35c.
RYE-No. brings 6O@65c; Supply light
BARLEY-From 60c q 81 90 according to
quality But little offered.
HAY-selling at $12 q SIS; according to
quality. @tsSaI es-tAs e 3tsAsos =
LARD-City render ed 121Ec; country 1Oc.
BEEF-SelIs at s. 90 q 81 90 per hundred.
SMOKED MEATS-City Sugar Cured Hams
selling at 17c; Country cured, 10 q 12c;
Shoulders, City cured selling at9c19 10c Dried
Beef selling at zoe. q 22c.
sPOULTRY-Not large supply in the market.
Chickens, dressed, buyers pay 10c a 12 ;1ndress-
ed &c q &c; Turkies, dressed 10e@12c, live q &c
Geese y9c@10c. orr -
BUTTER-s5c and in good demand.
CHEESE-Factory retails, new 15c.
EGGS buyers pay 15eper doz.
POTATOES-New, purchasers pay 10 a 70
BEANS-Choiee hand picked in good demand
at So 20 per Bu.s Medium 81 o. II a
ONIONS per bushel 81 90 @$1.25
HOPS-30c.
SAGE-Retails at Soc
: VINEGAR-Pune cider, retails SOC per gall
TALLOW-Buyers' pay Tc ef'' stss-
FEATHERs-Retaila at 81 90.
WHITE LIAlE-5S1 roper Dbl. J.r;
WATER LINES 70 @$3 90.
SALT-Coarse sells at So 90; fine So So
2 WooD-7stove s. OO@2 so; 8 feet wood So 90
q So so per cord.-el- ireE
WOOL SS9 45c.