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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-11

The Policy-Holder has the benefit of the
protecting laws of California, enacted 1894.
An insurance with an annual premium not
exceeding $500 is exempt from execution, by @
special Act of the Legislature of California
(l85S).
An equitable "Cash Surrender Value" is
guaranteed in its contract and by the laws of
California and for this reason its Policies can
be used as collateral security for their cash
surrender value, the same as any bond for a
like amount, and can be converted into the
cash value, as provided for in the Trust Fund
Deposit Plan.
Certificates of Trust Fund Deposits will by
special arrangements, be issued by the follow
ing Banks:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-11
CHICAGO BEER.

MR. E. FISHER, Anderson's building,
iNi Isl Maln street, has just received fine
invoice Of CHICAGO BEER, which he will
open on Saturday, and invites his friends and
the public to come and qua6 this popular
Gambrtnian beverage. 10 I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-08-11
WILMINGTON EXCHANGE HOTEL.

Only first-class hotel In Wilmington. This
hotel has recently changed hands and is now
nrst-class in every particular. Free coach to
and from the depot.
jlylo 3me PERRY WILDMAN,
Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
6orses, Carriages, 6arneso, &r.
Watebcs, lcwcl:n, &e.

DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, and
~ S1LF SWAHk bonghr and -oid back when desired at
Xry small Watches ami lewelry paired by gst
Gas. fsufl GEORGE e. ALLEN, No. l,lSO EIUaw.i
near 49thst.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18

l-91 ll.oADNSAf,, y ~, y. 81, J.. Ton ..o,,oao and
r businc ie1eIs Rev Howard CrGsby, D. d., Rev John
IIan, D. b., Rev. Wm. VI. Taylor, j. y, Rev. William
OTmlsfon, d. D. Rev. =. Ii. TyLg j., d.. Hon Abrdm =
IlrWllt. and nthnis. Srnn for clIcl ~.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
JnstrnctIon.
For Youno Ladies City.

For Y Oun0 LaolcS-Olby
MISS ANNA G.. BRACKET"T's SCHOOL for
lNl GIRLS from to II y'aTs OIL. 9West 39ih-rt
MISS 5. ID. DOREMUS rcopens her Day
Nl school or Girls at q East rwcntyirsi ST. sept B.
MISS GIBBONS" ENGLISH and FRENCH
M SCHOOL for GIRLS, III st. reopens sept T.
MISS FANNY T.. SCHWEDLER, Diplomtc,
fourthst
MRS. JULIA w. GREENS PREPARATORY
lt1 SCHOOL tiDgish. French and Germanl for GIRLS.
MRS. and MISS STEERS,
and CHlLDbIsN NO II t's tiD's'" ''''p'hs 9epe 10
MRS. LEVERETI1s SCHOOL Tor young
West Istlst
MRS. JONSON and Miss JONEs.-EugIish,
.or Young adie- aud enlGren IS Fast slsLs-
MISSES NARSHALII' SCHOOL for YOUNG
vi LADIES ami cHiLD,.ifX. No $50 West 3Si''s viii
NSISS BALLOW'' English and French School
ISs young ladies anl children, No "a East dst viii
reopen on I'll URsDhY. sept %.
MISS PEGRAM'' private classes for yonng
1TSs s l'Si ia 81" %h's" cas- room 30 % west '
MRS. MARY RODGERS GMFflTTS.--En-
and ere f, EI So a AN weos % 4sn. R Vii reopen o1 Moaay
sept Sep '!7''''' y. w. - ''' '''''-' y.
MRS. WlLLIANES' French and English
tia-s: @ sos sa@%sntai i% AZ sap GAsnKHroS
@ M N d7 M TnraE m aaalt s RsP paP course Of
MRS. GARRETSON'' ENGLISH, FRENCH,
IVA aud GERMAN BoARplNg and DAY SCHOOL for
VOt no LA DI ~ and CiiisOEEN. 20. y West 41tst
Kew York VIII reopen on wednesday sent y, $50 Ap
pication made personally or 10y 'ott'r ~ above
MR.. ROBERTS and Mis- WALKER VIII
I'VE rcoI-a their ENGI ISL and FRENCH DAY SCHOOL
Gus IGUEG LADIES, No. 1iS Nal-oaayc, on WlsDN -
DAY. IT. -. AlVancrd casSe1 ladies' who h'tc
crAicc the school o study viii be organized
dIriig the Winter.
MRS. SYLVANIS REED~
w ENGLISII ~. tNCII, and GitiNAN BOARDING. ana
.fOOT, fOf IOnng isri.es lmi tii ir.H,
Nos. {; and 2, EAST DBL, ((siiTll AK.
The l2in SciOol Year w.l b -in sept. 30, 1870
A kHuEE3iRTfN viii bo ofoucd Der. D.
4gPS. i. r. BENEDlCTs SCHOOL for
Is7 YOU Nc LADIES aud CHILDREN 7 East Fcitysrc
onG -t. rcpeucd sept. 81.
iad wishing TO JON advanced Css H. History and lit
cIatrc charge Of Dr. LABBEiECN, 90 So on n pi
f'u.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
Hll5oc.lancou5

A DNERTISERS who desire to reach country
~ rears in thc West do sp the post a1d ceapeSt
ncctiJns ktlL'fiti'
Newrpapcr lts Apply 4 y. KELLOGG, - JaoksonsC,
Chicago o, H. r. ". FOSTER, ljD WortlIst, y. i.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
NALL. ROSTAN'-
wv FREtCif, ENGLISH AMI GElfAfAN DOARDIN6 ana
DAY SCHOOL fJr VoUug lI!is. 3ni CEi.drcu


o Forty f+si, corner oi Fft'-aNc..
VII REOPEN 0l WEDNESDAY, Srptt inbr -.
ATHOpOUGH ENGLISH COLLEGfhTE cor ESt, wi.h
uugr I1a..c! faci iur1" IRACIlCAB KNOW y
EDt;! o. The FNFNCti otirT torn languages HOME
tOsftDRTS ant HOME PRIVIf&GEi The distinguish
ing features oi This srluaJ.
III rooms no appiy il time.
TIE ius.cd DCp4rnItnt iH UBt'r tie care OF PrO - B
MILLS.
Nile ROSTAN viii he home after Scptemteri
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18

CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.-Nrs HarwoOds
~ select Family school for LADIES at Red Bank
ehshrewsbuTy. Natural development carefully cousiered
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
New 11ubliraIions.

NEW BOOKS.
THE GOLDEN TREss. Translated from the French Of
Bosgobey. 12mo. Cloth, extra, 81 so.
French Of the class fun OF thrilling incident
TWO THOUSAND YEARS AFTERi ot, Tux IN A
CEMriERY BY John Darby Of "ThnkoTs and Think
ing "odd Hours OF Physician" &c l2mo. Cloth,
ira. 81.
JONAH. THE sELFwILLED PROPHEr. Practical
Treatise on the Of Jonah with Exegetcal Notes BY
Stuart Mitchell limo Cloth, extra, 81 90.
-.'win send per mail prepaid upon receipt of price.
CLAYTON REMSEN & HAFFELFINGER,
Voc GOT Goa epS Market st Philaderha.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
Ecaal \ oti1es.
Drp GOODS.

ECONOMY IN NHOUSEKEEPING.-C Carpets
~ iDgrtns all WOOL at 75ci 3pys at 81 70 apesry at
Bgusrls 81 49, N.vrts at s2 % Also, bargains In
Farn,'aT,, MrfoIA and bedding
LORD a TAYLOR, corner Grand and ChIy ysiie sts
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
EX-SECRETARY MCCULLOCH on Fl
IL NANCE.
NOW READY IN
TIE TRIRI1NE EXTRA no. 30.

THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 29.
Eleven Letters from 70 TIE TsajSE
I THE FINANCES OF FEANCE-RECUPERATINE
POWER OF THE NATION.
III. FRENCH FINANCIAL FOLICY-ELiN NENTs .
NATIONAL PROSPERITY
H. NATIONAL DEBIS- BORROWING MADE EASY.
" NATIONAL ARMIES-THE MAIS SOURCE OF
NATICNAL DEBT
v AMERICAN CREDIT ABROAD-wIIY IT Is NOT
HIGH
vi PARTIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DIsHoN
Est POLICY.
VII BAD FATTH OF sTATEs-ITs EFFECT UPON
NATIONAL CREDIT.
VIII BONDS PAYABLE IN GOLD-HOW CONGhEsS
INFANT TO PAY THE BONDS.
TX THE INDIANA CONPHOMISE-BAD FAITH OF
THE TX SECRETARYS STATE.
X THE PAPER MONEY DIEAM-INFLATloN-
PANIC AND REPUDIATI0S.
XII EVILS OF PAPER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Re
SUITS OF THE SYSTEM.
A LETTER FROM TIE non EEVERDr joHNhos ON
THE NATIONS CURRENCY.
E1eerttary McCuochs and Mr JohDsons Letters appear
THE TRIBUNE EXTRA NO. 20
ent by postpaid 10 Twelve copies
1rsl AaaIets --,. ,r,,,,,.,p NJ. Dyo,l
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
VI Bndgeport Conn. Ad.iTe.s MlsS EMILY NELSON.

GOTHIC HALL, Stanford Conn.-Fall Term
NJ will sept 23 70. circulars apply to iTinsi
par Nisses AIKEN CuAsE.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
.EARGARRT j. McD3NALD''

IfA f'iAs s%f.. II
DRAWING A-.B WATER CDLORS
TR ~ NATURE,
1913 lRrA DMAY, ROOM ~.
Terms 800 for 20 lessons Of one hour each IN The studio
$40 for 20 lc. sG.s nj 4: e. = 1Ii- ruai.t.l
Plyabic IN advance
, 1875-10-09

Tho british Arctic Expedition disappeared
behlhu the ieeboTHs At hAil-p d, Oh tie escu-
lug oe July III, aud uothiuE moro will te heard
Ut thetn Tor Otis or Two years. Al khnt nloMrnt,
they wers starting for Godhayen. aud The falos-
ouu. tleit ooni started lut hou!s, Htiesa
si,a lan JUST arivsd. Tuo tfuw u lho Ice il
thought u ba favorable, and ono of the sh! . OK
pects to wluter u high Us II dcsrees Ntuter
puHit provisions, anl abont the lHt Of A1r' All
attempt will be made 70 Teaeh the pule, On the
leo, by party lifted out fur an nbssnce OF III
days aud q journey Vi b61 miles. Tue Alert III
70 to 4ha A4l.aca ship, aud she is to 20 through
and come uut on the other side II possible, white
the Uisco,er will lie ia resarre, coming holls
in August, ln77, whether yhs lesIs kuyt thlng VI
Aax cQpxQts gE Aot~
, 1875-10-09

sp<ekl Correspondence u Tbs Ciiraao 9r,bune.
DIS Mo1HEs, IT,, Oct. G.-Tlo leuouomout Ut
dt'ls romance occurred horo a few days since.
The circumstances aro o4ual to tho average
romance dons up in yollow covers. It appears
thas oser twenty JoarH ago, man nau,od 8. q.
CsEnsy llyed fn Fremont, o. fIe had four
ealdfen-shree girls mud 4 son. lie was Tho
postsasor Of second wife. but did mt like her.
Taking his two youngest daughters, aged re-
ibsclsely 8 and years, 10 went nono know
shers. The remaining children grew to major
w. and became separated. The father and tho
"o'its1s ones Ind 1org beon supposed to be dcnd.
a. hoss s.sAe ago, catsle-bnyer waa travelling
@fouel this cuuuty, aud stol pod at farn'.honso
y: y ~ castib. While tuure, young lady At
usctsd Ills attention; anil, tho more llo gazad
aatea her. tho moro ile became in,orestea III hor.
e@oas tue stores 0vor which bloInory broudod
INA escrsia,iIo Of tho faea befo,e him. Ae
INJURED hot HaEoe, aud was tU1l it WAS LAurn.-
salas ho han learnrd ~ lovo seore Of years
e .a11 Hs asled tor her lnaldon uanso, and waa
@aQ II mas Laura Carney. Without oue
sotd fnrthef, be lott tho house. with usysteli-
W. irpet.tn solysd. lie knew her brothpr aud
.nss snsst wen, and WaB familiar with their long-
eSsa,ltoaed search fol tho missing father aud two
e9aalth. ~ 1lo At once wrote to tho grandmother
W 'bs Riti ot what be had discovered. Tho
ssel feHidinR in Chicago, was u0tltled, aud
if1s4atckly came to this city, "heE0 sle mot
Nv Mn.Wh, and It took Int : n0unsut ~ establish
@3 !dentit1,-t4e long-iost slster WAS found.
u. siom incldonss which could DO relnombereL by
tso ~Afs. It appeara that theiz fatAef startet
s''athsm fof kansaH. At Indianapolis he left them
= easfgo OF two men named uudson-wLo were
.hut shueut 10 remove 10 kaisas-to bring them
MM!oaxh, Nhl,s their father WORK cd ll4 ~sy u }est
t.Y ttaY .ere brought to tits place, and abandoned
S;se Indsons One Of lhem "aB finally adopted
q ~. Q. II. Van Horn, tue other by AlI. A.
tgbMaasmlbaueh,-9aFmsE H. n living few nllca from
uos1,. They were well uArt1 for, grew to
soaauhood ard married. IAey aro no. high
hsessssetet III p slyes aud mothers, aged respect
A 20 brother, who iy practlclng physician At
Il. ,,.oale. "hs notified; and, fow days since,
H. !s@'ly wese reunited hese, except thu father.
nous! "uai beeauIe Of him is not known. 1t IL sr-
b enlisted ia the Jot @ norn %.n s"ar nd feii
s..ae Mud on kelaas soil. Ono Of tue I1udsons who
sssHea tie sstls Rsris helo. dist by sioenre.
uals couutv.
, 1875-10-09
AN IMPORTANT LETTER,

Ftu prominent gentleman and sostdsnt 1t Oiselnnst
u for to past turty volt kuown u tho neNspApsx
pGblAnssH throughout tho Daltal 6tstus.
new YnHk, 0ut. Il, iS1p.
n. MnWAY.DEtK sIn: ani ladncsA sJ .snss ot
dutt "a Is suffering tu make bFst staano1t Of thF
90. king of {out 'nsdieho n1ss fus several {aars
had bssa Afeott ~!t EaubIs tn thu b4adaF and
IL n,ist sssrtt, ~ inK dscse .hlsh !he ph1s'osas
aaumaton Of ths ktiauls eud b.alas, 4nd ssss Il
tastr on'nson !has ny axon t1.sSt ~
Ph5.e!.ns md had htrn iasgs quantity oi naedo!ne,
t0th sliapAtNc sud homeopathic tut ttst got tsaf.
Of 4stoulsh!ux surg. having been aads By saf
!nedlrs and some fauc mHtha Axo FsAa noce ip the
rioc1e Ia pct."n b. had Lug besa suffering ~ had
rssiii. Iissol;s,t esdi 1.ssei. I'D Resa4s,sa Pills
and lasina tts., In three aays SreAt-
y, ". JAMES, Ctne!nnAtk o.
, 1875-10-09
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

ustnasy and Wofnh Diseases f1ravci Dlabstss propsy
q! water ne tlaenco u urine F'ELts u!..
A,bahh1sis and All wlurs thoru brIo-
dn.t depoi. tho l. Thick. ruudy. ixed xtth
substances kH tue Whit " threads iiks whtte
whito .,oe dust ds1ssa. nna vann thers u p1tektnx
burning senastiu wllsH passing NsIar And paln ts anal
ot thu bAck Aud Aloax t4s iolns,
Tumnr Of Twelve fcars' <sFnsrth Cured By
Ralwnytx ltEsalS ent.
-.... UEvEutY, Maaa,. Jul. II, Iva,
Dn. RAnwAT: hayu xi usattan tuI,ur iu tho rios
anil tn~els Al tsn doctofa said 'thnru NJ aup Tor
IT," !ritl eseEJ! hinx that fccormuodst Int uh-
Ing hsch me-. I AAw your itasu,vont, and itouxnt
WOULD tr} hut had tAlih In II, because hx suf.
tere f t~slte k st1 bottss u I'M jtssuivgat
1a -; tgA !" rills I'D ivy bottle. st
% ts I'd iso hcttoF snarteI: md happteT thsa
sn ot tho towDls, ovsr hs srnn. " yo Eof
tbs bsustt of oth"u. Yoa can rYhli cao...
Prizes, Il per bottls.
, 1875-10-09
In o,tr columns roma months ago. hiA been
translated and published III fcrmhny. Il Ii Thus

Tlie genGns philosophical Ft,Ir't ~ hn srthnf who
stt1ch In 1ernAny ami Lecafnr familiar ith tha t}pr
nsAn Halrs ef Thought ak. inTr>ssast!nH. Ia every.
aess arFatrnt.-1M Ae onb h'hf III tue kkli,tui fre-
hu:ap,4 of (ac', whfrh Rrt his theor!rs III tr right
light ant, IN Ihe other tIatlA in his e1traorilnAry
f,rrf 1T Jwucr lxati,, by 'nrs,a If Will h he. MT
thls rsalnt- nrt!rUsts, hut a1so from tle ledHcts
dil general / fh itles.
1t IL not often that An American bunk re toiycs
~ high COMMUNICATION in Germany; tapYclalY
b'n'l: III tIs field OF history. ahcro tho Ger
flhw p:.']o themselves un their superiority o1tf
other na:iJns.
, 1875-10-09

E*ey dron Of tho sss.arsrl1sn Rcsolvsnt eonsnnni.
cstcb thrraZh the hond, swat uFtns, aud other huiE
and la,eas q te s.,t shs visus u ia il .upar4
she whsles ri tho b,dy With and tou,t1 H4Srlal
hesotuis syrhis ensutnpon Fandular da na sTs
Y tas Atoat, nontu tunus. Hutos Ia ths glands and
Gthaf paris q tie atSeu ems, utru1laruuA dis
enafErs u IN tbs sud tina ~o!si at aku ds-
.nsu@ e,,iEs!s. Asss black 'pt: E9rns q tho 1esh,
pan1u! dtetafses. night .srats oss ri sjsri aud I'll
rs.s of NV M p<sncLna. within tho ea1tiT rknxe
O! ts Wonlsf p 'ua!: ct,nut41ry, and fsw asR usa
VII n'so n any imt> a4u9 Ii for either dis ,1su IL
pHcpt pnwcr to cIFa them.
tbs rAtlent dAJ borerning reducod By tn wsatoS
And decomposition tat Il continually rs,t.ressng sue-
IL III Ar-ctnx these aud the
ah nassriai naAde tsH hsathY bns -apd this lie
fpt ~ton this feucdy H. york of rurtf.
caion and s1ea~eit n dt'Hfn<uS tho loss Of ws.tss
1t hmseH eruwi,r bptser aud stronger tha {opj d.
Coating better Appsso Improving, And oah sud Weisht
intrraaInx. w
knnxn reTcsl agents in Tho Ut CbtonIc RerIuons
arstttutnai. Aid at!h oa4ossst. bot 1t tas oaJ pol
tive ours for ...i
, 1875-10-09

AN AMERICAN BOOK N GERMANY
The work uf Prof. @, 4. Ad4a4a on t'Dstuoo-
rsc5 .nd Monarchy IN France, nolcsd fsyozahly
, 1875-10-09

AVAAI|2 AH4 %ek@AH <nfo'"s
BOOKS RECEIVED.
Foa 4 WoxANs Sane: OIL. Tux MHsJERIGs or Tux
C4arIE. Translated from tls Gar,nsn u HAss
%a,s F. M Y c ~ ,rss !"ss:sa u ss. p''''
TI.k New Dor Qu1xoiE: on. TAs WoapxRTpk Ap-
vERTusks ov TARTAnIN 0r T4aAxEoS. hy Al
rMoxhR DAspET. Iranalstol FROM tie French BY
g. koLAAo. lG.ao, pp. liz. Doston: William +.
Gill 4 Go.
MIsrnEss JuDs1n. ny G. g. FnAsnH. Tztnrn. Lake,
s!de Library, No. -. Chicngo; Dounallcy, Loyl
Co. lspsr. Price, IL cents.
PERIODICALS RECEIVED. ...-
North Amtrtaaa Ksrisu-Octoher tja,noa Il. OsBnod
Co., Dostou>. Contcnta: "qhs Method aud lr0s-
tnes Of F,!'us1 lSoaMny;" 0eoErai a!esl tnd ue'-
nrsire Of asn. sherman !" "stato Universities !"
Sa,io,,at luari1rsy Rsritp-septcn,t,er Edward I.
Ears. My Iotk,. coutsnta: s "The pee!5ne -!
Years." j" yisiaectlon; Of. Cruelty N Exact Bcl-
cation;" "Vrrhisturin Greece" "Bhsde-rress II,
Fss Nos .sa nos ea .at oof
"Hsy!ows and Critlclsma !" Insurance: Good, Bad,
Antl Indifferent"
f*na NsatSy tss October tpe'a A'ssshiy A.*oes;
'.Ths English nltla md IL Asyisuns !" ~ EducA-
uonsl Reforms aud ltetormerx," III; An Fila
fetAan Court4hip :" "rhs Eurly Literature OF To
natrn.a
Southern Lav R<rtt~-yol. !, No. =, New Berries
{sonIt, Thomas Wentworth, 81, Ioula}.
Cnitff4al,N QuHrierik--pctotar tl1ulyb1taat Pub
!ishtug House, Bas.onl.
AtH<tIeir iiooksst arr f7ntis foE OttolaF {Anssesn
literary Huf.d for ostobst u. H. croctsr. noston}
Z.rkF< IkuEcash MtFffuHSche fHMtfeH-D -D|atftF Vol,
/. No. l g. Xlekes. Now Ye.k},
Ourfcul nnn,tSrs of Littsf Z LtetH1 Aes {f1ttAfl
DAY. iossonl. and Apptftons' journal IL. Appietoa
X Co., Eew H0Ekl.
, 1875-10-09

Maru,-pf0baDly derived from the lsvlllanA. lii
Tho dccosa,ini Of tho Aleambra q. slaxcd tlts
OF tllcso preserved 10 tlo present tisuo belong to
tho thirteenth century. Will thc capture II
alajorcn by tho p,sars, enrlv III the twelfth een-
lul =, ths painted porcelain from the manufactory
ot tain ~sse wore U.s. 10 eHbellian sae cauEr!les
Of l'iEs and nejghboring c.ties and they nIay
still bu seen sot III tho walls ot Fan fet ,, STU.
Al oIluuica, and other ancient cAllleaFaln. Thu
manufacture Of tlla porcelain continued III Ala
inlcs for suuso true ateg the Island passtl uuuer
Christian Fnlo.
The1e il no evidence that sttempts were maie
to Produce porcelain III any part Of Italy nu!sl
the bog,nninR OF llop. nhen tie colebra'ed ware
called aa aioca came INTO erca. roputs. through
the genius Ut 1.uca della 1iobhIa Authorities
iinaKree AZ to the tott origin Ut this waro,
believing Il to have bdeu derived, "a tho nAMo
undoubtedly was. fro1a Alaio1cA; anu otheis.
thst il wAp an invention 0i the manufacturer. Of
taonza, ltaly. Or of Fayeuce, France, where It
was ,ery curly produced, 1t is also matter Ut
tlnlhlto whether Luca della lIobbiA lnyuutcd or
auoptea tbo w1isu elIauol which Ao uso1 IL hIa
productions but lso haa, ut least, thu CREDIT Of
being tue ltst Ia caat Eluag0a sud tguged III pot
ters clay, AMI apIiy them a. scupturs to tho Of
pA.nentutiou of buildings.
For century the mans Of Robbia IL connected
with tho history OF Msteliea,-its manufacture
being continued in tbs family. tllrulB,no tuils
1,olLia adorned tho palace near pali III Whict,
Francis |. spent hIs last dayH, wltA onaE1slel
te.ra costas, for which he received about s7o,tap.
hut Majolca reached IT. higLo peri sctDb about
tLp middle Of the sixteenth century. IAe rrl.,-
ci.IRi 1lnuu ufActoy,ea ~erH 1t i'euHr.o, tiubbio,
Cs.tyl Dursnte, aud Urbino. 1hs porcelain has
often been called RAplael NaEo, tetausa desirua
Iscor..Ss . i. Tue sraditou tlst l.ph.ui Istn
4elt apted tho J'ieccs which are aloruoa VITA
p.ctu,oa Of his creation Ii considered without
fnuudBtlon. Ulher hands probably copied ul'on
tho porcelain the favoEita works OF tho Italian
, 1875-10-09

rcs:r and Aeue cured tas Ctr scss. rh.rr II not
remedial agent Ia thu world that viii ryr! sn soms
aad ~ ohs! mnlaI2n,. E ~ srarl' Ept,it, ysltaW.
snd other I"vett fsd ID ~ Kstts4ss l, 70 apicx x
ku1d by DruRx4ts.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-15

The store Of Trabing & Bro, at
Medicine Bow Wa the cene Of Il dis
grace full riot the other night. a num-
Der Of bullwhAckers got on II spree,
aud Quilted the saloon. smashing and
destroying everything in il including
the billiard table. They kept ny their
deviltries during the entlre night, fl
ring their pistols into dwellings, and
causing terror To all. AT daylight they
mOu tel their horses and rode away.
Some citizens are In P~ur-uit nf the
r~inglehderS OF the mob, aud Tr hing
& Bro, have offered a reward for
their apprehension and conviction.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-15

A"Custer City Is the name OF a nv
tuwn in the Black Hills 1t is lUca-
ted near the Gordon stuckade, in Gus
tar park. The city is wAterrd by two
mountain streams, and f. surrounded
by rich placer mines"
To sre the above in the Denver
Netcs, IA editorial after all it has pub.
Iished against the existence Of gold in
the Black Hills reminds VI the saying
that truth is mighty and will pre-
vail"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-15

t-CnI Dodgc'- command will arrive
at Fort Ku-srll from the Black Hills
to-murruw or the next day. The boys
in blue who have bren Spending the
summer in the new EIdorado, will
lie paid of by Major Stanton, and be
given a holiday. All work and no
play makes Jack a dull boy, you
know
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-15

"Our Authorized A~dyernsIng Agents Tor the
LsAnEH are. ia New York. :. VI. Pvttrngtll 4 CO.
IT.Park Row. Geu. p. R,well & Co, % Park Row:
81. Louis, Rowe ! 4 Ch-rmEn, Cor. Third and
Cpe,pnut Ssr-rfs, - Louis Adv. ui-tng hnn
Puai ,kIng .krney: ChirA.ni. n n. Chandler.
IA saathFrtsrk street, Phi'Hh~lPhts y y.
Aver 4 son. ~ an-arl Street; AID Coo. Nelh-
sull& c., Bulletin UCrSIuE
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-15

The Supreme Court after hearing
arguments in several cise-, took "a re-
ceSs until December 9Th, when opin-
ions will be delivered.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-15

As a matter of news-astoniShing
and gratifying news, too, we learn
from the Sun that c. w. Bramel is II
Red Cross Good Templar. Who dare
cay that the millennium is not mp
preaching, when incorrigihle Demo
Gratis, like Bramel. are aLjuring their
tod. . -
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-15
Large Herd Of sheep.

A herd OF $500 sheep, sold by Lob
en-tein, Ruble & Co., of Denver,
Ia parties in Wyoming, passed through
this city or Monday. They will walk
to Cheyenne in about ten days. The
same firm recently delivered To NJ. 4.
Post. Of Cheyenne, IA herd of 400
head.-Denuer Netcs, 1871 inst.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-15

AAuditor Hayford is dissatisfied
with the building rented by Secretary
French for the Legislative assembly
of course, he would not I've suited UNI
less Judge French should locate the
legislative halls in Laramie City. We
ARE surprised, however, to hear that
some people IL this city are finding
fault with the Secretary's action in
this matter.
Upon inquiry I'VE learn that Secre-
Office building for the simple reason
that no other suitable building could
lie had. The house will be thoroughly
repaired, renovated, aud made COM
Portable for the legislators. 1t is cen
trally and conveniently located it
will furnish ample room for both
Houses, and u committee r.om for
each and ! is near the Executive and
Secretary's otiics.
Secretary French requests us to state
that If any one in Cheyenne will put
him in the way Of securing Il better
and more desirable building, he will
lie pleased To hear from that party.
The Court House has been suggested
as the most suitable place, hut il can
not be secured; Secretary French
applied for it two months ago, but
the Board Of County Commissioners
declined the application; now is the
time for some of our leading citizens
to interest themselves in this matter.
and, ii possible, topersuade our County
Commissioners To give the Court
House for the use of our legislature.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-15

1t is reported that the L. P. Rail
road Directors will establish steel
works at Laramie City next season.
According to Hayford, some lovers of
hOrse-flesh have stedk works there
now, and are enjoying uninterrupted
business. But he is so unreliable, you
know.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-15

Twelve Black Hill miners were
so stupid as To put themselves in
the way Of Col. Dodge's expedition, as
it was returning to Fort Laramie.
They were brought in, of course. The
fellows had considerable dust. and are
anxious 10 go back.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-15

Mrs. Jenkins has been finally per-
shaded to remove her buildings from
Fifteenth street to some more favora-
BILE locality. where the laws vpxations
will not torment her peace of soul.
Now down with that horrid fence and
let the town he seen.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-15
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