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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-04-23
nsTOOIe's American Hotel
p. -. I1iEGI.V Stable

lhsTOOIe7S American Hotel
~ Livery Stable.
In commencing the new year O'Toole has made
his arrangements to present the handsomest and
most durable Livery outfits ever seen IN the Vail
ley. His ~
Buggies, Carriages, &C.,
are all new, and made to order. His splendid
stud of Match Horses, including Blacks, Greys,
Bays and Browns, cannot be surpassed in the
State 15ef h E titJJat ef
His riding horses are first class, both for speed
and ease. t.f
He is prepared to accommodate his friends and
the public either with single feeds for their hor-
ses, or by the day, week or month, on liberal
terms. '-
His Stables are close and comfortable. his sheds
ample, and his hostlers attentive and accommo-
dating. g-.g44stf Cd
He respectfully asks a continuance of the lib
eral custom heretofore extended promising that
no one shall go away dissatisfied
h5s OFFICE at the Bridge, near American
Hotel Jan Aft
A s SURVIVING PARTNER of the late firm
IN of WOODS & GILKESON, 1 take this
method Of returning thanks to the public for
the patronage extended to US through period Of
many years. respectfully solicit a continuance
of the same for the new firm. Mr. A G WOODS
will succeed his father in the business. The style
| of the firm will remain unchange0s
| april A. 7. GILKESON.
| MAJ oRTHINGTON and KANAwHA SALT, for
w sale by G. G. WHEAT = co /.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-04-23

New chemical croton chleral. For sale by
IN r. Tyress druggist. jan
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-04-23

vs. u Cease No. 596.) FL ~ zoe
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
States, for the Western District of, Virginia. -.
In Bankruptcy. 90 -, =,
In thecmattera of VIM I Anderson Bankrupt.
To whom it may concern: 4l1s 1". 2
heundersignea, VIM. R.warren, of Rocking
ham county, Virginia, hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee Of the estate Of Wp L.
Anderson,s of Rockingham Co. in said District,
who was. on the 2Sth day of Jan, a d., 1874.
adjuaged a Bankrupt on his own petition by the
District Court Of said District. sEe@5i lHi4a
Dated, Rarrisonburg, April s, 1874. r. t l.i'
w. VIM. 3. WARREN
aprH 9-at@ se"'D'" "f'0 Assignee.
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lust RECEIVED
= and for Sale.
Is Barrels of fresh ground
ROUND TOP CEMENT
. april 9-S MOORE s. GLENN.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-04-23

90. lease No, 5se.l,2 sfi'9s7ei ~
IN THE DIS4KICl COURT OF THE
United States. for the Western District Of
Virginia.-In Bankruptcy. ,as rs., s.. III
In the matter Of John Bray . Bankrupt ga.t. =.
TO whom may concern; III ,,sea3s,R
The undersigned, n YIN 3 M. 7Dorruagh of
tes rs appo:niSsnt IS Asignss Of the s estate
.ouny in in said dstss Who was, on the Eth
day OF Jan, A. D., 1874, adjudged a bankrupt
on his own pettionby the District Court of said
district
Dated, April 8, 1874 81. .-....,, ..t
april 9-3t WV NJ noRRAUGH. Assssirreee
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T(Vase No. oYz| aNli sIII' !"
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUE UNITED
States, for the Western District of Virginia.
In Bankruptcy. aicf - ~ h"tri 44't ~ r
III The matter of William H Young bank
rupt.
To F1om it May Concern: Mas
The undersigned, Marshall Mccormick. of
Clarke Co.. Va, hereby gives notice his appoint
ments as Assignee of the Estate of w H Young,of
Berryville, Clarke Co., in said District, who was
on the 9th day of Jan, A. D., 1874 adjudged a
Bankrupt on his own petition by the District
Court ofsad District ss6s.,,.,,r es5l.,,-il ass
Dated, April 6, 1874. ,a,m i, ~ g,,t E,
MARSHALL MCCORMICK. q. +
april Aft. fsssa Oft, r,.sa Assignee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-18
~2ngeMburger @a5ette.
su entfommen, trabte cen 6isel bina,
mad Gem pfpiten. Mu9 Der lette Ger
6urpnen lanate cart, balc tort an.

3u e%ntfommen, tratte cen 6isel binan
mad Gem pfofen. Mu9 Der lette Ger
9uronen lanste pann balp tort an.
Die niecersworfensn Sauaws, ;ers
idlasen unp strfosen. iammelten iid urt
bic @ruppe rer 8efansenen unc becrobe@
ten unter lauten 0erwinibunSen rem,
Der bic urla6c ibres ltnalads sstpelel1
mar, nit Der H,de peS Stammrs.
nab," laste cine. uparte. big Der 5us
rome an ben piabl sebuncen 1T uno bic
Nlammen um ibn ansesdncet linp, Damn
perpen mir Den 6unp audlen bis er
Dor 9 d er;beult."
oSa, bic McbawfsW Better percen
BEN 5urcusns8 rieser bel Der Marter
gum Shreien brinaen )" uno eiele teufs
lil9en Naturen iiseen idon gum Scraus
Elm 6reupenssIdrei lbcr cas ibnen sufals
lsnre S6ladtcpfer aus. Der 8clf
tlidte rubis prein unp lddslte.
Die @sfanssnsn rpurpen wiecer &C.
bunpen, uup pa nun Die bel Der Nidfebr
Der &riessldaar ib!ideu Gerempnien
tattsefunpen batten, elmer S6aar sur
Sspa6uns in Der &atbsbdtte ~iberseten.
Die iibrissn &riescr ;e%ritreuten f& i'm
Dcrfe, jeper psrielben bon einem 5aufen
leiner Sreunre uno Sspuncerer ums
ssben. Gin She'll Der &rieSsidaar sebSrs
te einem anpern Oorfe an. OieIe wars
psn nit 1dn;en unp S6m auiereien bic
,um ndditen Absno unterbaltrn, 100 ie
lid mad ibrer 5eimatb %beaaten, aber
gan; sesen Die @%ewrbnbeit Die 0sfansss
ncn I'm erlten Oorie liesen, UNI dber fl
BON einem semeiniamen 8atbe in 3us
tunf: perflsen gu lalen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-02-18
46tes &apitel.
Die Taufe in Der @efans
aen61aft.

Der @alc an Der nbrrli1en Seite ees
OcrieS mar nit unterbUl; fart bepads
len unp milo unp feliis; bier unc pa
erboten i1 5issl BON bepeutenrer 66be.
pie i6 aumdblid abca6ten, bis ie iib
in bic Ianfie AnbSbe, auf Der ras Ocrf Ger
Wcbapfs Itanc, Yerliefen. 0esen ras
Gnpe pes Cages, Der 10 bemerfenspertb
wurue pur6 pie Seimfebr Der Sriesss
Iaaar, tabnte, iid ein einselner Snoianer
iorsfdltis ieinen 8ss rurd ras oi@te
@etdl1, inpem er jep,s Sla!t uno jspen
3peis in feline sprise Sage brudts unp
iecen TuBtritt bspedte, ippie er Soran
i6ritt. Ssin 8ss mar nad Dem wilpes
fen Der Sisel scrihtet. Wie er pelter
fort sins. purpe Der @es itets unebener
unp fslliser, bis CT bet elmer selpaltiSen
TelIenwanp %anlanste, bic lid lenfredt i'm
8alpe srbOb. unp fait bic @ipfel Der
gi6en %lberras:e. lntsr pisler Slippe
belt CT cine :3eit lang an unp betra6tete
Die Ierperpanp unp pie @ipfel pes Sell
Iens. Gr i9isn ;ufriepen ;u fem uno
sins an, SuBe Der Self npano entlans,
bis er Al elmer Steus fam, welde nit Sc
baia unp S9linspaanSen, BE aus ben
NiiIen unp Der penisen Groe an Der Seite
ces Iellens berpcrpudlen, gang ibers
pedt mar. 5isr bliet er einen @usens
bid itsben, uno nadpem er elm leiiss
3sidsn ssseben bate, ras bon cbsnbsr
beantportet purpe, ins er an, binaaf Su
flettern. GtpaS pom 9ipfsI beSann Ger
Gels suriid 3u treten, unc 6hnete ii9 pie
~ elmer 5Sble, Die BON unten Der gang
unbemerfbar aema1t mar, ourd bic @es
baIde uno blibsnpen wilOen Staurens
sewd9Ie, bic bi9t auf pieier Seite pes
Mbbanss mu6len. SIN ianeriten Haume
pisisr 9ertiefuns iafen swei perfonen fiji
unc bspesunsslos, ibre Slinten lasen
nsben ibnen. Der Snpiansr frat bersu
uno IeBte li9 su isinen 9eno6en; enc
LID lpra1 er, inpem er nit Der Sane
ibsr feline S6ultsr aad Dem Dcrf aeiss
te:
Die 6uronen unb Der S1marsrof
inp In perHatbsbitte. Seine S%piebrutben
mekr; bic arieser pom anpern Dprf
Tno fort" ipra6 er unp belt Die Singer
bsicer 6dnes smeimal tn bic 55be, um
ibre 3abl su bsssidnen. ~Sp Siel 8ries
ger int Dorfe;"u II. er belt wieperum feline
Ginger in Die 6bbe, bis le 40 anseisten.
nWi6en ipartsn." Die Surcnen fimms
ten bel unp slba6fari fubr fort: Der
S6war;rpd 1T ldwa6 unp perruncet +;
oisle Gage miilIen nod Serseben, ebe er
nit uns nad rem 8luiie su reiien permas.
Die Suronen milen wartsn bis iie 10
Ihneu, wie Die rie Wcbapts scbsn fSns
nen, oorr Der Seiuo wirp Don Den Stdms
men Sertdrfuns iammeln uup unS auf
Der Gabrte fOlsen."
Gneli6 iprad elmer BON ben Suros
men yWatoOf fam ris 8rteaer Iammeln
unc in elmer anpern Come bier iein."
.S9neafub", ipra6 Nbaifari ,es 1T
better bas Wa!oOf nit Den &risssrn IN
einiser Gntfernuns Don bier i'm 8alpe
li9 lasere. bort 1T tin flsinsr Strom.
cine Iasrsiie pom Dorf Der MpbawfS
entfernt mir Gnp pariber sefOmmen auf
Der g~erfolsuns Der Gdbrte. LAB er ii6 an
ieinem ufer S%erbersen. Wenn er ndbsr
tdmc, m56te Elm rpanserncer Wobdwf
feline Gdbrte inpen, pann plrce ALE UNI
, 1874-08-24

A correspondent Of tho pasia Figaro, who has
bccu paying yiuit to aomo OF tho illicit gaming.
tables Which arc to bo mot with on tho Treuol,
and Spanish ftontier, has n worry singular story
to tell which occurred tho other day at pont dul
Roy. Just as .lc players were assembling In
large numbers from Luchon and other water
pont du hoy vay Invaded by some Thirty | armed ID
mon, representing themselves to bo Curiist
tro9Ps; wo refused to lot any play tae place
proprietor Of the gaming establishment, warned
of their approach. had had time to convoy tho
soparatcs france and SPAN, mud rs tIlo 6und Of
ca liats did rot venture to mako MI i,ruptiou
into French territory, tlloy had 10 content thonl-
solves with" dra sirg up report Of t1is illegal
EamoIins, to bo forwarded. as lhey sud. to tic
Cailiss Junta. 1t might havo beon thought that
tho proprietor Of tho tables would, 10 secure
hin,solf aYainss a repetition Of tho ANNOYANCE,
hayo fouua 1t expcdicnt to bay them Off but,
instead Of doing so he has Arod somc tiftvy
Snaniards and "a1mel thom with mushcts"
These mon keep guard over tho casino while tho
play is going on.
, 1874-08-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE 'TI1sE-onDINANOE.
REvENTEENTt1 WARD,

4 HEFENTisENTH WARN.
Tho woratncmon. of TIM Hovon,oonu, ,v.u,
held n monu.,ncc,,pr voutar,1a,, "+.u "aea
rn,o,,a,,,,,a ,t,oa..a to ~, |,.,'" "'1'rnooh at
Ihaelomaha lhcatro, on Clybourn ayonllo, for
tsu purpose OF protesting against tho now ortl-
nance making the ilro-limitB cooxtons,yo with tin
oity-lmlls The maesos that mado their annco =.
auce 10 tao mart In ],euo nroccolIn1s
~ o,,o,,t ,,1,, r,n,.,ist, Fssa eone's1od
o, apohs tl'ty commahst8' eonsp[cuous among
whom woro: tho wcll'saown lenders Karl Klinga
| and 1feury Xiinpol.
Tile meeting wau called to ori1ar Mt ohor. n
o,cloo,< NV Arr II, Z,mno1 who ,n,a.."a at
1s.4.,nr tau n..n,,a"t ~ "Ao .''a!lA'oo Alr'
nta.ass toe troS'''o"1' llo was unanimously
olectou' MIR. German was elected Secretary.
| The President thon introduced Afr. Knrl
Killings, who, after explaining tho obiect or t1,o
measnc nnt1 thu ransom tim rnoaac. 1L, st,r.t -
sn,oa o,'t 49, =. IT,. ."ases !laa ssasea o.
Eome' Mont ca 20 aay thas oSery work'ngman In
inc waro shoild have been present to protect his
iutereats. The now ordinance was nuitl,or In tho
| noss met. but- sooy in Tho intcrant of fau,l
, 1874-08-24
4 GOLDEN :W;EDDINI1

Gollen wodl!nEa are like augelB' visits, fov
and far between, aud when they e. occur they
arc well worthy Of passing notice. Tho con-
dltion of r11an who Inns spent aud still survives
fifty years Of married life in this land Of easy
divorces, must bo considered in many respects
quito onviablo. In tho 1rst place, tho CHANCES
aro that tho mother-in-law has bcou long sIuco
laid to rest, sercuely under marble
slab. Then tue chlldron hayo grown up and
grandchildren md groat-grandchildren aro
cropping forth, and If tho horocs Of tho golden
Wedding havo boon improvident or unlnclsv IN
business they can pick from a dozen or two of
tlresides ut which to finish tho closing DAYS of
Life. 1t il safo to assume That when linn aud
WHO have spent half ccntury togetllor they
wore uillnitics from the beginning. The latest
golden wedding that has occurred iu Chicngo
,ras that Of Mr. J. W. and Alts. Eleanor Bald.
viii. Tno aged couple wcro married on tho 10Th
OF August, 1a2t. mud tho golden welling COLO
bra:ion was duo on that dato in 1874, bi1t it was
postponed three days., as tho birthday of potl
Air. aud Airs. Baldwin wan OH tho 22d Of August.
on Which day they attained tho ages Of ri aul
Gu years respectively.
viz hes.Sfdsy sc1s ;oanu the aged couple togolor
taken IN =, 2 group at AlseLulor's photographic
studio on Twonty-becond street. ATnINusEro-
porter was OH hand, and Ind brief chat with
Mr; nala"in, who stated TINT anotller papor Ind
bad got the thing !" ali wfong." lIe therefore
lels pleased ut tho prospect OF layiny the tactd
or tlio. caso sot f0lth correctly. III addition, to
tLoso alroady ret forth, it may bs Btato tl,at the
ages OF tho thlrtoon children who figured III tho
gtoup ran fro.n ~ to 48 years, and that iu at-
dltlon to. theae, there arc twolyc grand
aud two gront-grandcLiidron. Sir. Baldwin.
who hah lived IN Chicago fnr tho past pino yoa,a
,s ). .e1tatg 4 doaer. n3th 10 aad his wfo
lltuo YcurNs life in Cticnun fl,nv ,yo ,to,u7o] -
, 1874-08-24
atoro, No. 81 South Canu1 stroot, Ia troubled
with 'loirinln tteinena, aud hnn to bo closely
watchot1 at Madison Stroot Station.

| nfnr, No M a,,tf r,,..t s.u... T. .,,
With o1irum treneps md hau & y b. 'roSie, coDn',
Sheriff, Il. J. ,Ho1comb, Of DcKa,b County
naHaea sirongli tho city yoatoft1Ay with maj
manloa % W'liiAn I vood9r, wllo with two others I'M
der arres is cllarEcd with ssealius fourteen hcat
them to commission house, iii Chicago. Tho
Louis Jouoa. n cotorcd ,na,. ro. ,,oat, nv,
in tho face, about O'CLOCK tast oycni1,o IN Tov'
1ors restaurant, No. liz Fourtl, ayo,Ho. oiIh9r
by John 1Iaggart aml d companion, boti rhite
mon, or Ly I.lnirtla brown. coIurod. Tia latieI 1
gavo Icrsclf IN to tho rolca. md pintct ,ot thot
so cut Jo,,ua With pol,.bnttlc' hut Jouon snvs
ono Of tho white moi, CIT hin with k,,,fo. 'TIc
nfInir grow out Of M cid rr,,t,un onretlorcd NJ
| q recent fight In d bngnio. ''~- ~
.,.. -. .-----.. ....
t;a 'nu-stSly llh.no ilolse IN progress OF efoc-
t, tIu!n ot N"sa btreett hoar Nofth aVeht'c Ma5
hns,lu hoW,l uo"n m Inc gig or Friday last, md two
wnr1,n -, vuiI.a H.. ma tlakon Johnson. WHO w9rn
tn uA III Ill., nnes i'oor natoly escaping WIN
cpra ,anv i,su, nct ,I@ea ~ was ~ Daeu a III to
tLer fnratmro mi nSants S nsss nuos aa m
e ssed lit o ia sass aSSnse nsSs e sbsas "s
S1'ooo' ru, ro,,an,, ...
+r,,o r,,r,,, Iii;,,e ~; .uu!,'. W.. lliSo!a'
ho trat sinro t,o Wors rnafy W f,t Moa 1or fe'oh
aay J,,tnn II r. n Woj1nro W.T., naAt 1; dipih IT,
address, Ths roion PROMISES w'' to dSS't TO- rroas ene
scGSFl te Gcoco as havo 1p1 made With
+"u .',,1. oncaGu, n.ua o.. Louis Nalifoau Coli
nui2n IN "u' tha;r -1'M,,, p.cpa.s w. Ill tho re
fnro ,rharo wv. III, issm'n r,. tIiE lof nall"
ali Other railroads ioang t tovprs p!a ot1awas sGlg ay:
rouu1 feor o to rct,,r tr;,S S"o pay It'll faro
TI1gg rerinnut was nr,aIe,7 nt otto,,o =, .,o
f,it 20 1a1 H. "ate m otknl@e.. " Otta%a III tho
Dickov irbo Gsst tort eu,"io', ,"n4a - Aslo
, 1874-08-24
MANS LIFE.

scr,non by the Rev. II. W. r,,omns.
Tho lsov. DR.. Thomas, pastor OF tlo First
Methodist Church, preached to q lur,o con rrc.
CATION yesterday morning. Ills text vas:
-, Man ahall nos hyo by bread alone.-s.. lattnev,
IT. s,;a H..
+;o,,,,. t,,;ms t"A = "a4uso gwen 70 each par
,r,,,a ;. $ - 4As ae'efnhcd TUG sphere in
a,saesaa .,'s. ''s". , FISHES naa nus anu gills,
o,'ueueo 'oa' lucy wcfo to live Ia tho water ;
olfuh hau wlilgs,-proof that they were to exist
in the air. 1t was propablo thut thore ,yos - y
7anre or lifo ohovs ,,.s s': :. .u"s sno1o "as .
t1,oro ,,os ,oa,,, ~ ,,se ~ ~ ""s ce1sala thas
~ w AeA'n =. ,io oeio" hI'a,-a realm Of
i!o "nlch aoemoa 70 10 limited to physical con-
oitlons; tho HE Of {" tree, for instance, which
tue animal stoned to n1tmuio [ Su'u ~; Inc Io or
hvlng.-eati0g. drinking, anddying. Tho rou,rn Of
ll'o above man WAS spiritual, what was generally
t,,ono,,t ,,o,I ~ "as w., ao haa sa'd ,tuo
sao.e as "ou.u w s"tn'.eo 1hae man seemed to
occupy o peculiar point In tho scale of bolng.-
to bn rotated to tho materia|, or that which yas
,r,a ,ho,, ~ ~. 49, "A't " s"as "h'en
t,,ro co,d ~ w.. s.'ln u'!a' of aonp!o na-
.ota cou'a oe aeeh tho a'gnihcance OF tho Say
io''s. teach ng in the text. Christ recognized
what might DO called the broad-lifo," but 10
s smphasisod tho fact that man should not 1.-Two by
ntoau aso,e' pointing directly to tho higher lie
ae should 1.-Two "by oyery word ,that. procccdoth
from Tho mouth Of God"
1t would soem TINT tho bnrdo, =, ,;,o ,,a
been to solvo t,,o ovos.,a,. :. W.T. y. ,io h"u
,n, ,,;,,s w, EA'n.toA, What Hha,l We eat
n.y.. "aa usi"A' ana "horcw1tbal shall we be colod?"
iao Thought Of man had been largely occupied
in it's solution, and it looked az If we vero hra1
ng cio.s and IT, Msse, 60 s1e WORK OF feed.
posnt oi Wow, It waa o;."cov ~ ,,;n rfom
must work Or nta,yo nn1 ~ ~ .na!lh wo
but If tho wl,oe tort vns ,n,,a ~ 20" VETS n!e;
uut lyo by bread aorc In hn, ,9aod ha Ut aan hha
word that proceedoth Sro mn ta v S,aaHe . eY every
world opened un to ~ NO a,G ,1asa ~ ~ % u"a
SEQ tho mca,ling Of fa,o 20, soa a,'a ~, ny noai' 10
SONS taught hero. If lila ho s1r tr .no nlshos es,
sock 10 80 arrange II ths 'A', r,aa,! ,ah s1s9u!o 1
rs to put 1t nj for sAe ae .n.a;,, eMas.;,g Ato
harmony with tho hieIcr sn;r1a aS po1s'G!a i's u
take religion ont Of tin a;mnlv i.u" t,,an,M.1 mo,Mto
and traacondental plano md .l T., tneoroneal .
Of tho actual,-to tase honos~v W fron, - ~ .Ie p,ao
of tho ideal, mud put It into t a.os t!ie niat!o
other words, to mako irannaotinn, @ IJaSa' ',;as IN
OF tho strongest plascs Of IL" ra';a,lp lto'y one
man, 10 that lo nluHt prautcn bia nae; n!o VI
be religious. "'' f''s'o1 II no
1t was a great mistako to snnnopo t,,+ ,no,
, 1874-08-24

|
The Now. York Hiorld says that IAN aront TO,
tho Chicago Exposition has offered Mr. Dooche,
s75 700 for fifty u,glta lcc.,ring next season al
tho Exposition, and telesrapllcA ycHtoslay tho
same oifer TO Mr.. Tllton."
Dr. Hunt will repeat his lecture on "wild
Africa" this eyenlng, i'll tho Michigan Avenue
Baptist Church.
llamill Jones, q saloo.,-keeper at No. a9a
South May asraot, committed suicide by hanging
Yesterday morning At ! o'clock ho left lis
baEtoulor, nanea Homer, In tho au1oon, mud
wont up-atarB. About O'Clock In the afternoon
tho latter called him, md, receiving no response,
Went upstairs and foandlim III closot suspend
Gu by rope, ono end Of WHIT. was fastened to u
clotheB.hook. His Wife l., lin savernt dayA
aso, tahing with or u1l onl I'll, mud this fact
N Was the probable cause Of To- .lioido. uo was
w yours old.
Tho lIoy j. @. Hartzell, OF New Orleans, will
coHllsos tile uoou-day 1noating to-day at the Z.
~. =: d. rooms, No. 14S Madison st.oot. The
!m,ootng Tor Young men strangoss as usual iu
the evening at p, nj.
Aato I'LL was arrested last night at 10 o'clock
pluinod t'lat she had robbed him Of 2l95 III n
honso Of ill-fasno OH Fourth avenue.
A dorman named john Thommo was H!1ot i'y
Henry Potosa, probably by acoldent. at o'clock
yesterday morning. in front nf 1l3 alattor street,
wAero tho foraner boarts. Tho balI cntoroa t!lo
lett groln mud lodge.l In tho loft thigh. The
wounloa man WIZ .,kon into hls room ind ut
tendod by Or. Fisher, who WAS unable to give MI
opinion. at tho tno, III to tho ulsi:nnte tosu!t of
tho injury. poiura WA a1roAod ahd locIea up
to a"nls iii Investigation ol the matter.
- Tho Coronor he!d mn autopsy ycstorlay on
tue po:ly of Mary lslley: Young wnlnal % ~
yeara OF ago, who dte1 ut No. W West Naslng-
Ton btr1Dt 1t rNnnrtRt1 fr0n DtH1fti0tl.
, 1874-08-24
A Warming to nlurrtcd NIon-Thoy
shnulA Give FiAeir Nancy to 4l,e1r
Wives.

From tn Uoreesttr Gazette.
T., a Well.Knowa manufacturer OF tins city visited
Tyr summon rosorts not a thousaua miIes from
falmouth. happening to l,uyo IN unusually
,, Weli.ii!ea poo1ket;book uson retiring for tho
keoptag. o1nittlng, l,nwoyer, 10 nav a,,y.himr
s anont it to hIs wife. Fadguod with the lUup
rlas H. y. Hoon s fol- naeep, and, upon awakonins
Gy GGafly N 1 tho e.; morning, sought lii vain for ha
ihnxionh tl,qn'lios about "tlluae boots" Io
learned that sllo had tonnd them Lying arouuJ
a!Ia had got them outside the door for tho hoioi
booth!ack. A few e0conda later we'll tleynlom"i
manly form, with only ono or two closhon IN \
was noticed maklug raria stsoa for tllo ,,orter
!oaEo With s tl'o rassed odgeB Of auxlsty re
on l'ia uaually beanIng countenanGe. Il romainx
for 1s to add, nj simple act Of Justice to Ill
Eoata,a stes tat n t" porter WIS honoa to ouoy
Of The proprioty Of Aaylug 10 secrets from iI Iis
wife Ia future. 'A '4''
, 1874-08-24

"TOLLOW THOU MN.n

| Sermon by tim Rcv,, i, NJ. Ellis.
Tho Tlov. +. III. Ellis, Of tho slioLignn Aycnu,
DapttBt Church. nrfn,r,od voator,,av ,,or,,, -,
frnr, ~. ntot 49,, soa oo4' sa".o1u"y aoiu'''t
'M suo @ia. "''u Aso Vetsos OIL slio 2lst ohapto
u ooan' foter, aoetng .llln,, saith to jeBuH
Lord, and what ehall this man do ? Josus saitl
unto him, IL will tint In torrv tl1 como u1,n
IA Tint To thoo2 Fot,o,, .o,, ,,.m ~' "DA
| Tlo .,rona,,o. 49,. SN' wv" ~
.n1 Pipaenet l'et compared tho Two dtactplcI
mohuoned' pfonounolng thcm 10 DO tht
potor, inpu1ayc. lcnlxtronn md horo;o rai
continually t1uht;no orri,,s, ,,, ] ~
49,. .a.'r.sa,'' o'il'R' anu htumohhG, wat
snsov Ip ~, e.scle toprosontod 10 tue Church
tinna Of 11a ct,aronton tuStoo succession OF Chris.
a sdt 1,n HGo,aea to i've IN perfect harmony with
norfoct nanco "''Ii H., ns,a alo inii 9n!oSmont OF
r,riSta1p poacS' a TO- represented t1o enJoying
Cnt,I;,';.a a'.i sne aoliuay aspect of Christianity.
t.etcal nn Of theao two M
coI,mna coin 1uao stpo ar asn npon Two EymmotrioAt
ina ra;;,,s sinou aanl: TIC witnessing asclp!o
tl'rocsoIn uns tn one 12oytect whole tho
ship. 'DAD'''''''''o' u e'if'sl'"n d'so'po-
onS Gso ., otLefens ne lasos Of character arc to bc
haa rrca,ar f,rit. Ill.,, tpuay s - tnat Oh Foter
mnre 'nro, 1"'1sh .ARi that o1 Jon he vas aso
grentpontccostoi sum t 'sut ntEe preached tiat
n wiic poter ~ attol lug eehnffoctson
nrasrarn w rpnt rappUa.an so ioonngIy TO lilo very
nm;rn Yint wnrlss ttat even thoy began to '-
It VIVA nnt thepo hrIss;o ~ be inv! nmssa 30 nov
renc ~ tenni,tinM n, s,, WY , assu Wy or tso
tint eaorvad ~ ,,st nn & to lu4Is ot mo iesh
CIinr Iso,n,c ,shnaa ,",,nia liz ,ra ro Ioot ste
f|icL will, tho nnrso,s nf , "n. :. uoauy eoi.
wonr nrown ~. istr" ~ q" - ~ ann a.l1 woau Ky
far outa1,,nn en s sso 1.s,, ~ @noso Stars Monld
Chrstnna' EvoN @ ~ u.a nr .nuse W manY mouo!
wordH ~ lin noaioo,nJ rUv, s''a ht'lellus M
Gospol AMI s anasa1oJ Ian ,,at ialo e Pteac me
,rcrp as: @ 10 . ~ H1lt'us III dou fiThs no
, 1874-08-24

Haines Bros. Pianos.
Prices exceedingly reasonable.
Warranted ilrst-class In quality.
Terms, so cash i; balance, so5 monthly.
Reeds Temple Of Music, 10 Van Buren, street.
, 1874-08-24

Conuoissours in Perfumes
Hank tho "flalon" uboyo tho best French Extracts
phaons Hair IuvGorator tho splenil longried IIair
Tonic Sold by ALI druggists. Wholesale by yau
Setback, Stevenson Reid, aud oil lrugEists,
, 1874-08-24

KinFsford's oswego Starch
ia used throughout tho world. Tho establishment as
now enlarged has over Ia acres of flooring, consumes
5000 ons Of coal, anl produces 80 tons daily Of
tho best starch known,
, 1874-08-24

The Wonderers Satisfied
Thousands uro wondering II what III said about So
zoont IL ruc. These wondercra have only to try It,
TO DO taught by their teoth, that 1t is the nest deuti-
frice oxtant.
, 1874-08-24
DIVERSITY OF NATURES.

Sermon by tic Ruv. Isr.. ltoruLlovcr. .r
AllaH!.auy,. Ia.
The Rev. Dr.. Huruvlowol, Of Allegheu,. Pa.
, 1874-08-24
MUSICAL,

A MA1lErr 4 DAVIS PIANO. FULL. ROUND
saio u s34y: rs Ua.k.!t., lloam , i.oan Ohco.
PIANOS AND ORGANS ~ RENT; RENT DlE.
+ ,Iaoiod Il puro1@so4; renting Speciality Wat.
FrllE NICHOLSON II TIE UIIEAPEST ViRST-
- clay oab!not afEsn IN America; prios T0 aud mp
, 1874-08-24


7EE Hu1tON-ST.-TllOsE THAT SUEFIlt FROM
t ~ !asnalcc axua, su!M,er. .en'lSla: rto,'aa.
cnll on MRS. Kills OtlltIHgOpilIiHhUNtN No. 15
tnson'st 4u4 be oussd Without tavl!olua. uuton'at
, 1874-08-24

.. WANTED--TO RENT,
WANTED-TO RESr--h FlRST-OIASs RESTAU.
". ran1s dn c1trpletc running u1ltE. South Side.
AddsGse 4 r. Tfl6Hno uice.
WAETEp;I-ToM - M RENT T. 4 TERM OF YEAl{S 4
lcAs y" npayel htseat within nne.f4ii milo Of Aa'sispn
ct. lrilge, Dreet liOLLiSGSWOltrIi d COUUlI-
Ian, q Vest Atlama..t .-- -,