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Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29
ENQUIRER CLUBBING RATES.

Our Litchfield County subscribers may not off, ten be able totake advantage of the low rates O Tered large clubs by most magazines andperi- odicals. For their convenience and as an extra ndueement to new county subscribers we will following periodicalsto to county subscrib- Dricaa namad
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29

BUCHAN's CARBoLIc BALM OINTMENT IS very remarkable Fsmily Slave. It cures astonish everybody. Contains no grease, aud washes off without soap. It is trans parent, like currant jelly. For all the purposes of a Family Slave it is without an equal. 13 ly,
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29

The SOUTH NORFOLK school will be taught during the coming winter by Mir. W. H. Ellis, college graduate residing at South6eld, Mass. Miss Ida Geer will probably take the school opposite the church.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29

Do you have pain in your back in the morning, and it is with difficulty that you can move in your bed? If SO your kid neys are diseased. Don't nse plasters, they will do you no good; take Hxnt's Remedy and be cured. This medicine cures d-opsy and all diseases of the kid neys, bladder and urinary organs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29

-.>iNPoRTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
 When you visit or leave the city of NEW YORK, save annoyance and expense of carriage hire and stop at the GRAND UN- ION HOTEL, opposite the GRAND CEN TRAIL DEPOT. It has over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and is fitted up at an ex- pense of over $90O,OOO. Elevator, steam and all modern improvements. Euro pean Plan. The RESTAURANTS. Lunch counter and wine rooms are SUD- piled with the best the markets can furn- lsh-prices moderate. The cuisine is un- surpassed. Stages and cars pass the Ho- tel every minute for allp arts of the city. G. F, X W. D. GARRISON, Managers.
 FAIRBANKS SCALES. manu- lecturers generally complain, and with reason, 1t IS necessary to say that there are exceptional cases of very excellent trade During the present month, Fairbanks & Co. have received more orders for scales of all sizes than Ill any previous cores bonding period of the year.
 Their connections have now extended even to the Island of Java, from which far-eastern spot they have this week re- cieved a commission to make large scales with Asiatic and Spanish weights. This, like similar orders to their factories, came through the British metropolis, and pass ed by the great European scale makers. Their scales are becoming more and more the standards of the civilized world, and the wonder IS that many other manufact- uring departments in metal goods do not keep mp with the Fairbanks Scales in for eign and home markets.-N. y. Erpress. Oct. 16th, 1874.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29

WINE OF THE WooDs invigorates the Liver. Ally
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29

The Winsted Press declares that Hart land is ready under the new law. The town has bought a second hand safe for it's Probate records for seventy.fve dollaw
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magizane for October contains: Alice Lorraine: A Tale of the South Downs; The Abode of Snow; International Vanities. Army Control; The Story of Valentine, and his Brother; Sehool-Board Religion; Horatian Lyrics. The Founders of Modern Liberalism.
 The Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,, New York; S4 year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Shepaug R. B. Go.

SEcRETART's OFFICE, Oct. 18th, 1874. The annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Shepaug Railroad Company will be held at the First National Bank in Litchfield. on We'd Resday, the 11th day of November, 1874, at II the ensuing year, and the transaction of any business pFeper to be done at said meeting.
 W. DENYING, Secretary,
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29

The irrepressible Patton has got his case before the Illinois Presbyterian Sy- nod and Dr. Swings name is to be strick- en of the roll. Should the Doctors church stand by him, as it probably will, there will be another Whitehouse- Cheney case in the Chicago courts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

The survey of the New Haven harbor is rapidly approaching completion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29
RitualiS1n.

The struggle in the National conven- ton of Episcopalians in New York over the confirmation of Dr. Seymour, pro- lessor in the Episcopal General Seminary in that city. as bishop of Illinois. has re- suited in his rejection. The occasion of that action was the belief that the candi- date favored Ritualism. There was no proof, we believe, of any ritualistic prac- tices on the part of Dr. Seymour himself, but it appears that he had allowed ritual ists to teach in the Seminary and had not repressed ritualistic practices among the students.
 There is 0 strong feeling, among South ern and Western Episcopalians, especially, that the progress of ritualism which pre- vails to such an extent in New York should be rebuked. This feeling undoubtedly occasioned the rejection of Prof Seymour, though by a much more evenly divided vote than would have been the case had the accusation against him been more clearly sustained. The question comes up in another form on the report of a canon designed to prevent ritualistic prac- tices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29

A passenger over the Erie railroad in- tends testing the right of the company to charge for such part of the distance trav- elled as he was not furnished with seat. If the passengers claim in this case should be allowed how would it be with the unfortunates who stand through long journeys in the city street cars?
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29

WEST CORNWALL IS selling cider at about $A, bbl.-3OO tons of coal have been sold during the fall.-C. B. Hatch has about 1000 bushels of the choicest variety of apples which were grown on his farm. "A rumor is floating about, says the Win sted Herald, to the effect that Squire Warner has gone to attend very interest ing "court' case, and if the judgement is in his favor, it is expected he will come back twice.-John Donelson assaulted his sister, Betty Winters, with bean pole, recently. infecting serious injuries. There was wedding on Cream Hill re- gently, which is said to have been very pleasant affair, with many valuable gifts among which was broom bearing the fol- lowing inscription:
 ''The brushy part to be used in fair weather, and the other end in stormy"
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29
Mind Reading.

We give on our first page the report of the experiments of Thursday evening with J. R. Brown, the ''Mind Reader" The names that appear on the committees and in the list of those taking part in the per formance show what interest is aroused in New Haven about this matter. The committee have rendered the following report:
 We, the committee appointed by MT. J. R. Brown and Dr. Beard to investigate the phenomena connected with the pro- fessed mind reading of MT. Brown, do hereby make the following report: That the greater part of the experiments of the evening have been failures. We are not ready to assert that the claim of mind reading has been clearly maintained, nor are we sufficiently agreed to enable us to assert as committee that we consider that the phenomena can be explained as produced by unconscious muscular ac- tion. We therefore hope that the experi- ments may be repeated where Mir. Brown will be free from the annoyance of large audience, and where more scientific tests may be applied.
 PROF. BREWER, DR. s. l.. SANFORD, M. s. PHELPS, DR. CHAs. LINsLEY, E. K. FOSTER, DR. BURGE,
 w. c. ROBINSON, GEN. c. M. INGERsoLL,
 Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1874-10-29

was supposed to be the work of an incend- I iary. The loss will be heavy one for MT Gridley.-Sentinel.
 At BETHLEHEM, about II o'clock, We'd nesday evening, (the 4th) fire broke out in barn belonging to Henry Hill, one mile north of the center. The barn was destroyed together with its contents, con sisting of about six tons of hay. The fire is supposed to have been the work of an incendiary.
 The people have authorized the select men to expend three hundred dollars, or as much thereof as is necessary, to repair the road leading from the village to Wat | tertown.
 It was a sharp October morning on the 14th, and the cold breeze from the north east gave color to our checks as we rode across the line into Bethlehem town and halted at the house of Mir. and Mrs. Lewis G. Sherman. The cordial recep- tion, the warm rooms, and the we'll load ed tables, with all the delicacies of the season, the numerous guests, and the merry laugh indicated that something special was on hand. Indeed it proved l to be the marriage of Miss Julia J. Sher- man to Mir. Arthur D. Warner of Cornwall but formerly of Southbury. Mir Warner is promising young lawyer, possessed of superior adaptation for his profession The happy pair left on the 3 p. m. train from Watertown on their wedding tour which takes in Washington, D. O., and other prominent cities.-American,
 At THoMAsToN, on Wednesday evening last, large party invaded the house of Mir. John Wood, thereby reminding the 1 host and hostess that it was the 25th an- nlyersary of their marriage Mir and Mrs w., were made the recipients of many valuable gifts, with the congratulations of numerous friends.-The Sovereigns of h. dustry have rented a part of the basement of T. Sanford's store, for their storehouse Ian addition is being made to the office
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19
Amerieon Gi11ie.
Ste
American Steamship Co.,
pom PHILADELPHIA.

Critic EIafe wSdsutIi3e Gampfer swiideu
PHILADELPHIA nmo LIVERPOOL.
,,WcmnSS Inani6". ,,Sbip'', ,,Nbbotstere's,
"SmStama", &eniItportb'', .,Suimsis".
81. sinsise siuie bertu Oampfer inter amertta
Til$erSIess. tabreH' SSla5rtstas g:n *.btIs.
bar in Navter. -GGfMte SIS bis $iOO, il mad Ssr
gage beS Staterooms.
&annbmr8 mad Gbicaso. ...............$SO.5O.
Bremen ............@36.5O.
llnnbertrefflide Gccomobationen fir ale @lalisn Pais
ia9iere. Gits geSieuuus uno Elm tit6ti9er Ir3t nns
anipartertn oui iebem Sompfer.-Die{e Oampfer itns
init ettuu9"fl6ben auseeriiiiet unb ftbreH ants
Bercem bic ssw6hnIi$eH .StettunssbOote unb SdiDimns
appardte. = Sin Paiiosttrsus Der EenHiplpaHta gabR
perIa6t ben Qaiiasiersus pSniae Stunbeu mad glntunft
bes Dampfels in PbiIaSsIpbio. 9ofagei&etue uns
Sradtbrieie swii4eu oQtn bebeutenSeu @lasen, ionic
@edieI aMf Deutf9 Ia n .. - 8egen Gafase.
Sra9trateu, gSedisI nub ionitiser SufOrmatiou weHbe
man fi6 an
J. HI. MILNE, gsnsraIsGssut fir ben Gsftsu.
1873 ga gale Str., Gbtcosu. Su..
0eter @riebt 6 CONS, acknowledgement.
ST gsaIuut Ctr, BbiIabeLpbia.
2~eap1Sp3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19
eGufrnbr SnrG Die setwet6er.

Sn benz fonit 70 frieblt@en GaIamasoo
in Ofi6tgen fam IS am leBten Sam1tag
All 1ebr ttirmii9en S5enem. Den QnlaB
oaau gaben einuIofinf5ig Semperert5s
n~Grrtnnen, tpel6e troB Der Iebten Wabz
len i'm Weiten nod INNER nt6t tptllen
tpie niel ubr es lit un6 barum nod INNER
ni6t BON ibrem tollen Eretben ablal1en.
Nu9 am Samitag Nbeno naren Die
Ginunofinf5tg tDteoer ausgerIGt, b1tten
in perl1ieoene Wtrtbf6aften e%tnauorins
gen periu3t unb oann, tpetl ite nt6t ein>
9%eIa1ien murben, auf ben Seitenmegen
gebetet uub seplGrrt. Gin GROCER Meens
i6enbaufen bate 1t6 nm iie gelammelt.
Gineu1 8Irger bon &alama3oo, 9errn
9teDnolbs, tpel6er 1i6 nit leiner TraH
unO' ietner tleinen Eo9ter mad Dem
Sleti6marfte begeben noute, mar Der
3ugang bur1 bic Dor Der @usmortD16eH
gGirtbldaft in 8uroiditr, fnieenbeu uno
beutenoem Wetbs6iIoer beriperrt. Gr
Su6te ii6 nit Srau nnb Sinh etnen Meg
bur6 ben 9aufen 3u babnen. 0a faBte
tbn Der Yolistlt Dodge. 6eiien Pfli6t IS
getpeien pdre, ibm sM belfen, am Tragen
nnb DoIte tbn vtpegen Stornng Der Nns
ba9t Der SraWen" tpegi6leppen. Das
emp0rte bic meiiten unter ben 3ul1auerH,
tpel9e BEN 8eterinnen gefolgt tuaren.
Sic lu1ten 9te1noLos 81 befreieu; in
benz baour9 ~entItanbenen @e0rGnge
tpur6e bas S69ter6en beslel6en ST. 8os
ben geporfen; bod gelan9 IS etnigen Der
WtGnner, o0S &ino, nod ebe IS unter Die
6uBe Der ft6 BIN nno Der 16iebenoen
Wfeni6enmenge gerietb, in Si6erbeit Su
brtn9en. Mebrere anbere Herionen Durs
ben, tpenn audi gum Slid nur uubeoeuS
tend, bei4Gotgt, aud tuuroen nerlbieoene
Jenteri6eiben eiuge1toBe:;. NeDnOl6s
tparo, na6oem i'm Der brutale Yoli3ilt
Ooo9e cine Strede fort9ei6leppt bate,
Dom Bolfe befrett.
Die 8etmeiber, tpcl1e ben gan3en
SfanoaI Derurla6t batten, nabmeu inz
stpii9en 9teiBaus; etnige fauIe @ier flos
gen i1nen nab Hno ite fli1teten ii9 tbetls
in Elm bena6bartes aoltDaus, tbeils in Die
ibnen ais 01uptquartter oienenoe STRIDE.
Die qufgeregteren u1ter ben SIl6aMern
batten Sa9o auf Die getteln MAIDEN Dols
len, nnterlieBen IS aber auf Sureoen oes
S9eriff @ates.
Die 9olpti6ulb an pbigen Borgdngen
trtfft. tuie geiast, Die 8eiber lelbit; bod
lie ftn6 ols @eiitesfranfe faum oure6s
1IIngsfabtg. @obL aber ltnb Die oOrtisen
Se1oroen peranttpDrtIid, UcI6e Die
StraBentetpeit, ftatt ibr elm Gnbe gu
1lg9en. beslnitisen. Nur 70 IGBt es ii9
e%ttlaren, oaB Boli5iiten tpie Dodge in
tbrem 0tenlteifer bic ben 9urdgan9 ners
lperrenoen StraBenrutiderinnen nod in
S@us nebnlsn nnb Oasegen unbei9oltene
Burger uel3e it9 auf ibren notbipens
6tgen @dngen ben 8eg ni6t periperren
Iaiien tpouen, tpte 8erbre9er ~bebanbeln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19
GEO. C. MORGAN,

Committeeman @iotl> Mnb 6boraulics
Sngenieur uro Contractor,
Wopm g, 9laior 8IO6, Chicago, Sainois.
Special Nseut fir bic gsortbinston Dmpler Snmps
Dtaldiueu, fir DDrfer uup Stdote. lin Ste uuteritiiss
ura bes Gublifums ptre sebeten.
Joni 4nIlmS Geo. g. - organ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19
4. Dantma1er T. Co.,

2Uy BO!0erg, NefpsUort.
Giten= uuS Stablwaarsn : Dauolans!
@er!seuse unb Requifiten fir
@5beI s. Observation-Disclosures, 8tIobawer &c.
Gin reid aiiortirtes Eager Don
m5beIinTem f@r Sapesirer 6 9%eeoratemre,
Saar1u6, Sprtneieoern. Moss, Tow Excelsior ,.
Msenteu iiir Geat. & . II e t in g3ien, Sabritanten Der
~berlbmteu 2Eteuer 9tibIe Gue geboGenets
&oEs nerfertiBt.
Sluitrtrts Gotalose unb 4reisliittu werben auf gerz
Iauseu portoirei su9siunbt. 16mslSp6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19
Estate Of Susanna Kcmmler,

DECEASED.
Notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims
and demands against the estate of Susanna Kemmler,
deceased, TO present the same for adjudication and
settlement at a regular term of the County Court OF
Cook Comfy. 10 be holden at the Court House, IL
the City of Chicago, on the third Monday OF MAY
A.. D. 1874, being the 18th day thereof.
Chicago, March 10th, A. D. 1874.
LOUIS JAEGER, Administrator.
MORAN, ENelIsA & WOLF, Attorneys.
1lms6wt 1mIpw
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19
Chicago Planning Mill Co.

fortSuisben, Sd bin 8iaens,
idumtlide Our6 mid garantirteTor
oerungen gegell pic obige barterotte
Gomparp 10 idnea als mOglt9 81
beri9tigell, nrO bena6rtdtlge ale
SolSbGnOler, welde oerarttge Sors
0erungen III 6anOen baben, oaB tb
jebt int Gtan6e bin, oteielben o1rd
Arbeit III Obiger Tabrit 81 be5ableu,
irlb BON auoeren (Uel6e nidt 6OlSz
bdnOler iins) mill i'd sernAnweilllz
gen anulebuleit MID bieTerbilolid)feit
lit berielben Weiie erleOigeu. 9a bic
Sabrit 10 eingertdtet 1T, Dap lie
100000 TllB @unl6er perSag pers
arbeiten fanir, 10 1T eS mOglid, bic
grOBten Anftrdge prOutpt alls5nfiibs
rem lulO wirb INT OrOers biermit erz
sebeuit eriu6t.
u. 6. 9eitm8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19
Ncfnmntmn1mm9.

9ie Glanbiger Der 0arOem
9th Manufacturing &
Supply GompamD, weldbe
burd mid sarautirte 6OrOernllgen
belibeu, lperOen biermit beuadrid=
tigt, baB i'd nit 6errn Us. $.
Senfins, eineul erfabrenen 9olS=
bduOler, bas uebereinfOmmen ges
trofen babe, bic 9obelnlible inter
Der Tirua
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19
MSMtutliMe @tieNtife
,pm 6. Maai bis gum 10. Wlat 1874.

Wlai bis gum Is. Wtat 1874.
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bert z 415 yentbau Dti6
916 YebmpubI grnit
.MatbilbeS 917 Seipin 6
Sneer WtiB 91S Eteberfreuno DeortS
Augult !19 &tnc uaun Jreeri1
500 yoeb %
) g21 goeder 5ermaun
bs u 922 goepenmeper Nt
I'm 0tuSoIpb s23 Oturtens lllarta
Y24 Diaib 9ermann
925 Wtabrt S Wtis
ann . > 926 MtGnoellobl 6enrp
@9 927 9tatee3ta @oicied
III 92S DO DO
tl5e $50 @ari6en Gbrin
er y . $50 Dteper 6einri6
e31 Wierin Nermann
TIDE 932 Dieter 4ooipb
933 Oteiid @arollne
Sobn 934 Wiepers Wtr
: 9a5 Nteper Soadim
&Ib 93G Nielier Gbrilt
SSa 937 0tertts Dc
933 Oti1els Yeters
oermann 939 DtiIbo6 Ebeooore
$40 Deorberp 1nton
tatbariuG 41 DtneIsr ssSobanna
u $40 DO gmiIie DfiS
9egi @ib 9S DO gouis
0eiate MRS 944 DO 5rieort@
SobaUu Abam 945 Nemecs Mat6ias
Olepb SAG Neuberser Abrabam
rig SAT gtiti5 q Us
948 gtiemoS GubDis
ciepb s49 Robe( GbrthppDer
! AnHa $50 Sppenbeimer Sol
yeuI6 8 ISL Dino Better
Rtlbelm 952 Yi6 Stmon
Maos 953 PtUipp ..Sacob
SimDn 95i EIo9 aSiaiam
Der Srausss1tib s55 Rr0s Yeorse
@tuiam 95G yiubnte Nugn5t
957 Jlenti4 Srieprt@
sob DteS 95S yte6eI Conrad
$50 &eiels 0enip
Soiepb $50 8emta Ntarttn
&iIbclmine 961 NeiuoOlo Dtarp
I'M S'@ 962 &iemer 5rans
sritoe 963 9tis Is
.964 &ieSnanu s.
ptB S65 Jtiese 1Stlbelm
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Sanla5 SGT Jtolf
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$40 9toel4 )
81 Nubet Sabette
9I2 Nuier Sobaun
3 Cart Y73 9tummel fyerb
974 &aiiO Gbriitopber
95 Satad @bam
Z SO E6 S4etb Gbas
977 Sboup emilia Rt6
{ q S7S Xieben Oti9asI
979 Siepers & u
Raphael 9So SimOn W
SobanH ISL SiIatf OanieI
: satbt' sss StarSa 1sait
Sobu SS4 Smiilen Wtar 3
,orrp 9S5 Sonbermann 2StlbeIm
5 $50 Sptestl GltiabelA
Sobm sS7 sprla SObann
i San 998 Spe3t " i Soiepb
ian Senrp $50 S4alet Wtatbias
bann $50 S9afbauier @atbariue
&upoIub Mrs S91 S@eue @barl
~ 992 S9tIb Sobu
993 S4oQ Veors
Vt 1874 S3mit &ouiie
,eiurid S95 DO DO
,rser SoHn 9 996 Sboru Natbias
puiie g97 S@Rtib SbeopbtIns
Sobaun 99S SbultbeiB Sob
1np @ut Dr 1913 Sdroeoer y $
B 6enrp 1000 Stein 9surp
ct Sacob 1901 Stodenius IusMt
!, 6einri6 1902 Stefen 2SiIta
Spbn JOB Stad Better
.ors 1904 StOtd IppoIouia
: Sriesli3 1o05 Sul9er II. Bros
Soiepb 1905 Swart 81
, Sries 1907 &iria Socub .
britt 100S Titus Scuis
5rieba WiB 1909 llnSider CHARLES
1910 @ietemeper &oMts
3 1011 Bon Gitrins 5rans
eft GIbert 1912 @esel @bs y
Id Wtargret 10l3&an9 @uen9 s
Der 1O14 W0edter DITTO
1918 @ocSalet Wt s
{ Saepb 1916 Werbaun Auna
ST. Geter 101T @eber Secob
Soiepbtue lois @erne Sobn
,mer $ 1919 8eber SAD Wtrs
Is 1920 21iIee Wtiuna
Earl 1921 Wtu Wttte
cit 1922 @ttt Senrp
Dtarie 1923 Wiueber9 Moies
ann CHARLES 1924 BiHobort Gee
I 1925 l9inS Wtoris
Serb 1925 2siiolsti u
Sobaun 1927 Wotcet Mnereas
6eraoun 1923 @otenstt Iuua
1929 @obueben EtliGn Sobn
1890 Eager Sobaun
Balenttn 1881 3iltsrer Gleors
/ @ 1882 3immerbauSeI SSacob
er DIR 1893 3inmerrnaun s5reb 6
E u WtiS 1924 SOD SarI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19
DIR. HIATT & LIE ROY.
AK eIarr ctr. Ghieonp.

Sobritant.u Der btiten tiRfttiGen gtisoer. sic psrIers
tie.n rad Mas Hru6bdnoey. Supporters, Brace Gppa.
rate inr III turss @lieoer, S&ienbeine, 6uitens Eroutl
beitei. Norelglis. i&wade Asutel. @tubia6c &C. S.nbei
fir G~iltulatG 13mj1St 2prgS u13wS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19
Estate Of John william sieber
DECEASED.

Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate of John viii
liam Sieber, deceased, to present the same for ad-
Indication and settlement ut a regular term OF the
County Court of Cook County, TO be holden at the
Court House, in the City of Chicago, on the third
Monday OF May A. D. 1874, being the eighteenth day
thereof.
Chicago, March 18th A. D. 1874.
MARIA C.. S1EBER,
2Sma6mIps Executrix.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19

Ser iiingite 8ruber bes Rbons
BON 3biwa lift ais 8ortepeefGbnri6
in Elm ruiiti9es Draeonerresiment eins
eetreteH.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19
q Oro6e GrmGBignng 6OE
Da0a9e=D rtite. pGO
6remtr Dampffdiffabrts- Stftllfd)ait.
News9orf = 8rentra Direct.

Ser inter beutfder Slasse iabrenbe. auf's 9sausmlss
fir Die Eaiiosieliabrt einseri&tete. 24OO Sonnen 9rose
eiierne Sdraubenbampier erher GlaIe
Gmia, Capt. Ibofpb Danncmaum
pits 9!nfanaS Sunt unb Mnfana6 Mu9uft non
Yetu: BORT M0dD 93reAtett, unb ~4tmf0ugS W0t
nno MnfaneS SmIi BON Brenen naG yseWs
BORT trp.Sirt per6en.
Die Raiiasepreiie ~bstrasen einidlieslid ponhanbiser
&st6hisuns uon yelps9orf ab in I. Gallte $50 Tapier;
Steera9e $25; BON 8remeu ab in !. Goiiite $50 IN
2. Gajhte oStr ot,erase $40; I'M 3wii4enbed $50
Currency. Gin ~erfabrener Irst beiinoet iid all SOre.
&sessn q aiiase NIT bieier por3isli&tn nnO btlt7
fi4 bal6isit an
Germann RoDp & g., Mgenten,
SO. 23 gSiatam etreet, gtetp. % OFT.
16ieb b6ottw0
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-19
Nltet QUO DOE QMa6falber.

Gin Dpfsr frISer Su6iscrstion, wcbur& Nsrpenf6pdz
Sc, i~ribSeitise GRttraftuns erfeIste, p.riM@te issts aRses
,eiste 5siimtttst %psrsebeHs; bis ct elm siuia4ss Wsitttl
iar Sel6fs@ur suioedte, Sas er irei ieinen E~sisexsess
iabEien ini3tet. Nhrtfe; j. He Reeves, Re- 7&
saHow Str.. Rswsstprs
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-06-11

Col Benjamin H. Bristow, whose nomination
as Secretary of the Treasury has been sent by
the President of the Senate, is Il native of KY.
and at present resides in Louisville, where he
began the practice of law at the close of the
war, having previously been resident OF Hop
kinsville. Soon after he removed to Louisville
he was appointed District attorney for Ky.,and
fulfilled the duties of that position with such
dent called him to Washington to fill the posi-
ton of Solicitor General. He was the first i'll
cumbent Of this Office, which was created by
the law under which the Attorney Generals
Office was recognized as the Department OF
Justice. The high talents and extensive legal
requirements which had marked Col. Bristow
as one of the foremost lawyers of his native
State soon made for him very envable- repu-
tation ct the national capital. He resigned the
office of Solicitor General to become connected
wish the Southern Pacific Railroad i'll an i'm
portant and lucrative position, which he still
holds.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-06-11
-Georye Eliot.

ABOUT PRAYER. - Some one asks Henry
Ward Reecher '>What can we do for frien,t
for whom we have prayed a long time, and alt
that we can say or do only makes him more de-
termined to have his own way?'' To this COM
prehenslve and Ingenious inquiry Mr., Beeeher
answers:
Nobody likes to live In an atmosphere of in
cessant leproof. If you want to win his heart
and melt his opposition, do not tFarlen his lif.
by making him feel, even by ya,lr looks or air,
that you are groaning over him as miserabl !.
sinner. Make life cheerful to him; make your
own love for him source of JOY; let your pietv
most appreciation of his goah qualities, and b.,
patient. The ease as you state it is not Il very
bad one.