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JoHN w. JOHNSON was nominated for
the United States Senate, on the forty
fifth ballot, in Richmond, last Wednes-
day. He is new man.-State E.rchange.
a very new man, considering that he
has already served eight years in the
Senate, and is Just elected FOR six years
longer. He will be an old man though,
when his present term shall have expired.
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ORPHANS FESTIVAL.

IT ST. ALPHONSUS CHURCH, on
y Monday and TUESDAY, Dec. 70 Il u.
several valuable articles are To be dis
posed OF among them "a tiue gold watch.
the property Ofthc late Bishop. The sisters
OF 81. Joseph earnestly appeal Ia the bcue-
violent for the means 10 sustain u charge at
this time usually heavy. decor
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TINTED STATES COMMISSIONERS
Y NOTICE.
In the District Court of the United States
for the plStric; OF West Virginia.
Theodore VI DAVIS, Receiver of the Ocean
National Bank,
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Hans Il. Hartman, Ci al.
N TtINNTEEY

Hans Il. Hartman, Il al.
IN CHANCERY.
Pursuant To a q cree in the District Court
of The United States tor the District OF
West Virginia, made ana entered in the
above entitled cause on the 18th day Of
September, $50. | will, on FRIDAY. the
3lsI daS OF Dcceu.bP IS95- at my
Office II the city OF Wheeling, and there
after by adjournment HS may he found
necessary. proceed 10 take anu state an ac-
ant, under and by virtue of the contract,
and a bond for u deed and certain notes
mentioned and describe in the bill and
exhibits in said cause. VIII also aSctr-
tain and report the present value of the
real estate mentioned and described in the
hill and exhibits in said cause. being the
Furt ace property described in sad con-
tract and bond Ana will mrthcr report
any liens or claims upon said property,
which any OF the defendants or other per-
sons NAV assert or establish with their ac-
counts and priority.
Notice IL hereby given to the defendants
in the above named cause, anu oaIl DINER
creditors OF George Hardman,l ale of Pres
ton county, West Virginia, deceased and
other persons having any lien or claim
upon the Martin Furnace property, 10 APP
pear before me in the city of Wheeling, on
the said SlSt day OF December, $50, anu
prove their liens and claims.
Given under my hand this 29th day OF
November, 1870.
HANNIBAL FORBES,
L. y. Commissioner.
CIV. L. ALLISON, Sol. for ComplainantS.
novSOuawb
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call many unhappy memories, Still this Is
sometimes healthfuI, and as We have fire.
quently remarked, for the taxpayers to
know exactly how much of their money
was spent in their own disfranchisement,
will be very interesting reading.
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JOHN II. BEVERLY, Propr.
AMPS, SEALS. CHECKS, INKS
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FOR CINCINNATI.

IT, THE FINE, NEW, LIGHT
L., - E.- - draught passenger steamer
Andes, CmarleS Muhlcman, Commander,
Ed. Muhlcman, Clerk will leave for the
above on Tuesday, Dec. 2ls;, $50. at ;
T.. NJ. For freight or passage apply on board
or to I. IL. BOOlli ~,
dec6
, 1875-08-07
capslzEp BY THE sauaLL.


1 YOUNG MAN DIES WHILE CLIko1H0 TO TUE MAST.
Tho sauall which passed over this city Thurs
day night about Q o'clock mas tho cause Of
lamoutablo disaster, resulting In the death Of an
excellent and promising young nan. Mr. Lloyd
Miller, nephew Of the wcll-lnoHu Miller broth
Ere, and booAAoeper It Miller's dry.lock, intcnd-
ed to visit picnic at Evanston. Mtsssng the
train. he and a shtpcArpeutor named J. q. Fiah
manned the yacht Lulu belonging to 3lE. Thomas
Miller, and sailed to tho picnic grounds. In tho
evening they took the yacht again 10 sail homo.
When on North hvcnue they woro struck by the
eau2lf. and not succeeding iu taking In
sail. tho little craft caps!xed, but the t"u held
fast 10 the rigging. Tho yacht rapidly llled
and went 70 the bottom In gong down, low.
ol lhs water, 70 which tha unfortunate men
clung, having previously donned their llfe-p1e-
servelu. In this p0sitiuu they remained all
night suffering the most intense s4onies, no
vessel coming near enough to give xuy a..
kistaucn.
Towards morning stas strength Of A1r. Lloyd
Miller began t. fsiL aud ha beBged Of his cum
70 tho 1nasL that he might not le swept a~1y.
Mr. Miller gradually grew weaker, and 1t about
o'clock r. u. he dad from exhaustion. Mr.
F1sh, though much exhausted himself, complied
with tho request Of the unfortunate young lnAn,
aud lashed hla body 70 tbs mast ~ 10 had
promised ..z
About hslf An hour latss ths fireman Of the
Tug Harrison called tho attention Ut Capt. jim
eA!lsJ 10 > dark object iu the wster. Capt.
Bailey u once stoarea for it. aud, xhsn coming
Unar enough, aAH Is vas the nak* OF 4 ves83l. to
which the body Of Mx, Miller w&s lashed. Ms.
Fish WA found floating iu tho water, stllf Sosbly
sEklng u the HASA and Alirs. though % s1-
, 1875-08-07
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

T1o quarterly shoot OF tho Gnn Ctnb for the
three grade cups will thko place Rt Stages Tues.
lAy.
An adjourned mecting Of tho corporation of
the Ersing WomAns Hefugo will oo held It tho
Institution at $3.50 O'Clock y. ill.,. to-day.
meeting Of ladies' wilt bo held III tho rooms
Of the Union Catholic Library at O'Clock this
afternoon to arrange for poach festival.
The Btxty.t third sesaion Of tho Notre Dame
Vniyorsity begins Tuesday, Sept. I. The Hov.
r. J. Coiovln, C. $. c., il still President Of this
e1cellent Institution.
A meeting Of tho Chicago sacloty OF Physicians
and Surgeons will bo held as tho Grand Pacific
Monday night. Dr. Froor will road a paper up-
on transmission OF the blood.
meeting Of the citizone Interested in tho
carly completion OF 4 horsn-rallrnAd on Indiana
stroek will DO hold ut Dltat.'s Hail. on tho corncr
Of Ohio rtroot mud WoBtorn Rvsnue, this evontng
atB o'clock p. n
meeting Of thu Chicago Yncht Club will ba
held 81 tho Sherman uouso club-rpomH, tonight
at o'clock. for tho election Of officers. All
membcro and others In fnvur OF tho organization
nre invited to attend and Bign tho constitution
aud bylaws.
, 1875-08-07

Of tho "Rcneral filh In tho scvtral depa5t.
,non,a +" of tho dail. Thu complaint WAS contirct
to tho insane department.. wlisro \ pto Of ,i1rt
va, discovered by Two Of the Cumn,ttoc
who casually rccped through tho hnra
nf that particular department. Tho
correction In made IN juattca to tho Committee,
b,,t It would have been entirely unnecessary II
tue ''pcep,n8 ttsd boon c1tonslct. NJ can be A.
tcatctl by tt,oso whpse duties call thar, to the
Jail oyory div. Since tho Sheriff j. a 1its'o III.
orcfsed by tho publication, III" optna'n of pre:
onor al TO thu condition Ut tho Jail
may rroso interesting renAsng. Thc opinion in
in awkward verse. but is from onn who has
ernrv opportunity to know whereof ho hpeakH,
-1hllv WoIcs, the mtnhtra1,-nntl In a part Of a
snng will, which he tn,Bos hiB follow. PRISONERS,
na follows,
The hetsh they nro lhr gsye.t,
hut a!cep does always fAii,
Err ihn besl-buHs they ,a blsa ms,
Down III tic Cuok Cnunty JAiL
, 1875-08-07

Tho Committee appointed by tho Jeffersootan
Club to appoint Ward cosnuittees Of live to or
Eanize sha wartlA hnve concluded their labors,
and have notified tho gent}rmon appointed OF
tho honor conferred upon them. Tho namcs
will mot be made public for some time. The fol-
loving circular was aent to tho peEsons aP-
pointed:
Dram SIN: AZ meeting of the Council Of tho NJ
appointed ono Of the Committee q Five 10 orEsni"o
tas JeTss.ontAn Club IN tho - Ward. You viii htd
The Constitution provide. that sach Ward Club shall
elccs President Vce-rreAtdcnt Secretary, anti Treas
Il nna ths. s warl GuS for c.eh ward
appoint Executive Committee OF ave-. All Of tbs
officers Of the Ward Cuhs arc elected Tor ons year Il
Ia tho duty Of ynnT Committee to organize lilo Club ID
your var After the organization IL ready, the mem.
bcra OF Tho Ward Club viii elect al their oleefs and
Tho Cnnntituton provides that your Committee shall
take down tho nan,es u tls naesnbeFs Of tho Ward
Club and. a.tes tho officers and COMMITTEES .s ese
CoMncii, with your approval. u,-.
There may 10 various ~aysto proceed 10 organize
In tho matter. II Ia desrablo however. that ths mole
shomli be nearly uniform throughout the city and
io"s sys:e s ass Tho nsnhss. ct
5our Committee, each In bis own ncghnoshood, can
lake down upon tho blank lists, which herewith In
to unite with Tho ward Club, when your Committee
have obtained satisfactory number Of names, which
tie should call meeting uf tho pefsona who have
sQned tho lsts. by senng them naslses Of tho time
committees Of tho Club anI tho organisation will
bo eomp!cto. This mode Il believed 70 be Tho most
practicable. Il is almost Impossible At this season Of
tho year. with no election Immediately At hand.
to call public meeting At aEst which Tt11 bring
n,lt great many of our most worthy and cflctens
frlendf The systcm above suRgested would be sum-
cirnt for tbs purpose Of organization. but whom tho
ths yotert IL expected that tho local oFsanizatlons
will be enlarged 10 much greater extent.
The organization Is to be permanent one, not for
the campaign merely but for many years. II H. there
fure Of tho highest imrot tance that your Committee
shuuld enlist III thu Ward Club tho best men ID tho
ward, straightforward, efficient, aud worthy men VINO
Lave tha case at heart nud will work for IL
Our principles ars " Homo rule and honest govern
1ent IN tho city 8tae. snd this nation" 1t IL lmlof
TINT that the Ward Clubs should bo organized forthwith
but hastily to bo poorly done. II 1s hoped
tAat tho most Of the wards will 10 coMplsely oF9An-
lied before ths middle og AugAt. TAs aoouot thu
batter. ..
The people arc ready. Let US organize for victory
JtHH H1aE, Secretary.
, 1875-08-07

THE COUNTY BUILDING.

=.
Judge Wallace will begin his vacation \ rock
fsom Tuesday,
r,.. .u..,,t..,,, s.u.u na a.,n.
IAe "sshan g'haehfhes' poa'ofs' Ana ofytn9
apparatus iu ths basement Of tho jail. which
have usvcr served aay purpose, are to be t1aoa-
fer,aa IN ,bo nav honn3tal vhen 1t ia eotnn,etsd.
A't''" " '"' Nv" ''~"p. "''~
Tbs Committee on Jail and jail Accounts
made further examination Of Tho rooms under
the County courtroom yts.etaa!. WIN s'eM
10 taeif uhe ~ aeotoI ena mtasss rsloon. ~
, 1875-08-07
SUBURBAN.

Tho Trustees Of tho Lake Forest Academy, 1t
meeting bold yesterday, decided to open tho
College proper thts fall. Mossrs deorge D. How
land, Of the Chicago High School. and Rev. Ms.
Taylor, formerly pastor OF tho Presbyterian
Church n LAka Forost, wore oloctsd Professors,
and third vii! be elected in due season. Arrange
menta have been mado to board students In tho
new brick hotel on the lake shore, Which IL
oaned by the College, Everything piomlsoa
that tho new institution will staEt With the most
hattering prospects.
, 1875-08-07

haustcd that lie wouid have EXPIRED IN Hhott
time. The highlands roltaaod Mr: Fish from his
portions .,oslttnn aud took Tbs hody OF Alr. NJ"
icr from tho mas. n,1 brought both back t' th!a
city. 1lcatorasalvcA woro gison Mr. Fish and ne
soon recovered rullcsentlr to give an account ot
The tcrrlblo nfTair. Capt. Cox, nf the excntolon.
boat Hen Drnkc. states tnat he pAsso0 tho yacht
four times, and tho yonng men waved thotr hand-
Eerchitfs 10 lin. Tlo lako at that time waa
r,ito rrudotll, aud lie did not think they wanted
Or needed any assistance. tho yacht gliding eart-
II AMI rapidly along. The Captain OK tug Annie
H. Smith towing In The eclIr Min nsva at Rhons IL
n'clock TINT evening, s!atrs that ho heard faint
c,iea for helm, Int dbl not know whence t''ny
cau,e, the Wind bowling furiousls, tho night
being pi.cl, dark. ............
iii, I.luytl Miller. the unfortunate ro,,',g man
ia BON Of Mr.. Ranucl Miller, Of oH"oso.
brother Of tile wo!t-kunwn Captain., Thornas ami
urice Miller, in vt,ono dry-tloc1 ec ~as omroyea
AZ hookkcepcr. Tic wns MI excellent anu prom.
inng man, II years Of age. !iis daath WI 10 =
terrible blow 10 hth father. who LOST TWO SOM
during tho Wnr. Theru il but QUO ron !clt to
him, Str Forbes Miller, ot utoA u. y. l., M, VT.
Thomas AlllIor, President Ut the Ubtcago DrS-
Dock Company anil uncle Of The unfortunate
Young matt' wns almost prcEtratol with Rf!e1
when he learned Of lilo acciscnt. II" loft Tor
oswcGo with the hody By the Michigan Southern
Railroad iaBt evening.
, 1875-08-07

DEATHS.
HOTCHKI88-At tIaywond. Aug. &, Victor. ono Of
The twin sons Ut h. v and 1.abca y. Hutchktss aged
werks.
Observation-Disclosures SondhGim, agsa Is, Of
srpploxy.
Funeral to tato place Sndny, at Ut hls fea
dchrc No. u Thrty-sucouG-st.
WooD-1n tlis city. Aug Q. Of cholera infantuna,
Janus Samuel, aon OF AaMuel F. aud Essella Wood,
aged month md II days.
Qu1TzOW--Au9. Q, la75, suddenly, William II.
Outflow, aged g. yesre.
~ New York City ard Brooklyn papers please COPY.
WILL1AMBON-AuE. s, Madison 0car Williamson,
aged months, youngest sou of hlr. aud Mrs. IL III.
Williamson. -.....
tD-8l. Louis, No., Champaign, ILL.,, and D!Ar, Htf.,
papers p1ease copy.
S1ORI8-At buffalo, n. Y, Aug. 5, dtn. Lucfus
6u1ra, agul 10 years. the father of Mrs. D. D. WaMs,
Of Highland Park.
, 1875-08-07


Chicngn manufacturers ever Eglly to moot all
competition, nso the prices required BY the exi8cnces
Of tho times when the1d DO no competition, In
tho OF Wilson h Escndens celebrated oil-tanka.
Those goods HOW standard. During tho two years
they avo been upcn the market hoy hare stepped to
Tho front rank In tho nnrch iownrls perfection. We
feel warranted tn saying that Tho qualify uf their
facures Will net decns With tic price. Their motto
Ii u ExcelsIur.h
, 1875-08-07
tflncE N0R1QN.

1UDIc NoT QNs
sn ncors nE MAnKs IN TIE COUNT COURT.
In tho Omnty Court, Sir. James T. loot, In
behalf Of tho Bar Association, presented tho
resolution lately adopted by that body in honor
OF the memory of tho 1ate Judge Jcese O. Nor
toll In doing 40. ho spoke ~ follows:
Mar IT I1HAaE THE Cuuxr: have trrn dcsenat-
ell to prcssnt tn your Honor and 10 s'x u tGey bo
f. s cpe.so aw we
ratlys Of tho life and character of the ate Jcaae u
Eorto who was for thirty y:.ts ono of tho mos non u
tho most este med Judges on the bench, and for
many yeays honcst, min, fearless and industrious
representative OF the State Of illinois III tho National
10 words .bat nsy sddrdts to his fr'rnts anl
o % 'o o s hs VII @
csat tctr high apssec!aton Of ha shilty sud manly
qualities. They lovel hin - friend they respsets s. t
a ability. Wo dcploro blu loss. feeling that re can
y 1tfotd 10 part with him, for few auch remain.
1rofe.aion and to those sboit entering ita portas.
lint they will fnd no example moro worth nnnlat!otl.
year. .issr Il eosan,o s.ae, 10 i. entoroa mon
rmcee.%ful professional ratcor His Intimate 1n""l-
sas Of he eary LEGISLATION md i , o. sho
plea and practice Of The law made him se counsel"
for while it de'rc to halp the 5ounEer law
arared lin TO The hearts q many I!e aesegsol m,ny
rsrponsiho rstions si of which he allied With rarked
5sy r. syesa f a01s;y sl b. IL lilly not esasi se
made hiE .cquananco ZONE ten ycsrs ago. and dur
!nR all tho ulo knew him ever found PIN tho per-
feet Ventlc.nan anil honest man; / bad during tho
EraHiUua Of tho General Assembly oo-
eaaion to court,lt him many tncs In !csard 10 the
new Constitution mud It's rrorar conntructdon. Hia
participation In shc dcntca Of tho Convention which
framed tho Constitution Of 1919 gnve him ensureed
View. and thorough knowledge Of tho rrnrlpiea on
witch that instrument vas founded and not only to
1nyeeif, but tn others WHO aought his advice,
Ao wns va'u .ble sot,rce Of information. In hs
etructton of tho Constitution of lH'o ho a!ways csno
towards thn people, md frequently concluded h!s sug-
geston with tue remark, thas that u tho s9ara md
honest wayH Ons after smother OF thcsn friends tf
uurs leava uH.. Ono after smother theso land
marks on the shores Of ttnn hte washed away by
tbs xnye that will souncr of later eng Ill. But
wnllo The landmark r1y be Runo. the tight It reflected
will Iast tmo feconoctioas anl help to Euida
cur way.
Ths resolution arc as follows:
Jttsolsed, Tint in the death Of tho Hon. Jcsse Q:
Norton THIS Association has Lost ono Of s ahlest and
best loved febeEB aud the 5nte one Of Its cherished
sud lopored citfzens In his profession hn was dis
tingished by ability, courtesy aud the highcst stnse
Of hcnnr and lnty, A. = eitizen+ - 1ne1nher q!
Cuugress ~ public officer, Le without fear. md
without rcprnneh. ....-.
,xortd That this Association desire to express u
ttc fasnily o5 the deceased tho lccptst sympathy
4Aetf bereavement.
, 1875-08-07
AQUATIC.

TIE TOLEDO REGATTA.
ToLEDo, O., Aug. 6.-The high ~ind blowing
al day n,ads tba river too rough for the regatta
here to-day, But one raco, tho tan-oored barge
was rowed, and was Won BY tho Zephyr. Iime,
15;49, Tue WataugaB, OF Detroit, second, aud
Noreids, OF Terfsyburg, third. ~,
The remaining rnc0a arc poatPoned III! 20
morrow. A grand banquet Was given ~ 1ha
Uoo1y Housc tonight.
aIon Of tho races tomorrow.
, 1875-08-07

Nav YoRK, Aug. G.-Arrived- Oder;
from Bremen; W. A. schloter, from ltotterdan:'
and Holland. from, London,
IoSuoN, Aug. G-Steainnhips Arragon, from
Man York, and 1libernian, from baltimore, havo
arrived ont.
B.H FRANcrsco, Aug. G.-Goo1all, Nelson It
Perkins hase bean requested by tho res'donts OF
1touolnlu to establish an opposition line OF
steamers to that Fort. Tho frln layo the propo-
sitiou under consideration.
, 1875-08-07

tho ensuing year. President. Dr. A. L. North
rop, Nsn York Fist Vice -rreaidrnt II. Il. Nc
kelopor st. Louis: 8oconh Vico-t'fesIdent, II.
A. En,lth Cincinnati; Secretary, J. II. Nc
Qnilon. rht!e1olphia, Trcasuror. ". II. Good
ast, Louisville. The Association meets next
year ht Philadelphia. Ono hundred aud tltty
inembols w0ro ploseHs.
, 1875-08-07

NATIONAL suNDAY-SCH00L CONVENTION.
DurrALo, N. T., Aug. G.-The attendance at
tho National snndaysclool Convention at Fair
point waa about 1900. 1t rained heavily about
noon. Tho books In tho Museum suffered como
slight damage. Tho interest increases, and
various 0kerclseH hro enthusiastically part!ci-
pated In. Clear weather is looked for, aud with
sunshine will como rush 10 the ground.
, 1875-08-07

tue clergy OF tho DlOce6e
1sths Asrerrna ctra e: Ear.n. as x,;tds st q
thn ThtttyeIRhth Annn1l C,m.cnst"n =! ths Nioeese
Of Illinois will assemble in lilo Oa.h"frai chs,Eo, 81,
TntaAay, tho i4th day of September. a. ~ ht9' Al ~
The clergy rcaucssel to bring tss!r str;sss 81
chapel ln1f All hn.r t,.foro tho eo"'nsnesmehs ot
""''o Fs'''s' - '"0 Jonv 1fArnn Knowt,s,
Secretary cf Convention.
T1o esfa in explanation Of The omission Of "tllo
customary PRAYER" that tho prayer had been
isat,a. coven mouths ago. mt was preeumea 70
hts duty Ia ir%ue Tho prayer. and llo e1FIstnod
the INsstinn Of tho writer OF Tho communication
1efcyreA Ia by HayanB saat At recent tnoesitk Of
tic Standing Cummltteo. Mo:nn was made st'a
writer n,ay have miscnnstrued. fto diRconnte..
lanced the idea nf a "consptl hcy." ns exprcfae!
III Tie communication, Aid claimed that no hal
done. aud would du, hfs enstre duty In the
matter.
N The E,!i'or Of The Chfsa,o Trihuns:
CH1cAuo. Aug. G.-Surely moro rrartng Ia
nesao.i: net 70 MI, mnel; for As.op ~. pn,i,s ~ fpt
form OF prayer is not 30 much demanded as tne
aprit to pray Alright. The prayer thh' wonll
nnit !" Peoria" is mol for bishop, but to defeat
any Bishop OF liberation aud lroGrtsa that tho
majority might 8e}oct.
Tho Standing Committee expect 70 issue
prayer, aud NO ono has objected. hut u has been
thought BY some that the prayer hitherto uscd
should DO enlarged no hs to ask for harmony.
unity, and submission. Tho only reason that
any one wiBtied to defer action rsa to have
copy of tho old prayer before tho Standing Com
1ntstoo. and, II thought bcat, ask bishop to la-
Huc o now prayer. "
Tho oil prayer may bo tho bost, but tho for
NOR spirit manifested BY tho minority is surely
not the beBt. Let tho spirit Of Jihcord. parA.
Fanship, and Misrepresentation for personal and
party ends he laid hAido.
"peotia wauts not prayer. but agitation.
pxontA No. z.
, 1875-08-07

communication was published yesterday
uorniu8 algued "Psoris," calling upon Cauou
Knowles to s1psia why ''ths customary
prayer would not accompany tho circular shout
10 ba issued calling \ Diocesan Convention Of
the Episcopal Church.
a reporter waited upon Nr. Knowles Lass syan-
hg, for tue s1plAaaAoa, and WA handed The fo4.
, 1875-08-07

Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
Sunday Train
for OMAHA 8a1t Lake. San Fraucsco, ana all Far West
points, will leave tho Central Depot, foot Of Lake
strcot Bundhy, Aug. H. at III Tickets and sleep
ing-car bcrtha may be had At 50 Clark Btroe Iuiana
avenue aud Canal street stations, and At tho depot
Through tickets v1a the Chicago / Northwestern and
Chicago. Iock Island G Pacific Rallroads good Oh
this trtdu.
, 1875-08-07

Aso1egram received ycstorlay at Gen. shess~
dams headquarters states TINT tllora hayo boon
no now casos OF yellow-foror at Fort Basrancas
within tho past twonty-fonr hours, and no
doathB. Dr.. btcrnberg ii still improving.
, 1875-08-07

Tor.Epo. O.. Aug. 2G,-TLo mannfsctorY Of
Tue Ohio lump Company on Eric street. noar
Hamilton. wns totally DESTROYED by lito about
midnight la"t night. IusA. $4,000; lnHnrhnco,
s25,0G0. Supposed to Laye Loen incen,.ary.
, 1875-08-07

Ths untop squars Company ass hAvtns . ssstes of
photographs In character taken By asntis which are
greatly admired By Ill who tAva seen them. Every ons
Who hss ss@a III play should not tall 70 gst ~ Il h,
etvdtoss oasaA3 II ska1s nd Mskh1nSt n Ats$&ts
, 1875-08-07

Important to the Preservation Of Tooth
John Goaneil's Cherry Tooth-Paste,
tho most ethcacous dcnttfttce known. Try 1t. For
sale by all druggists. Ylolcsale agents, TorfeJ X
Bradloy, I'll apd ITS Randolph street.
, 1875-08-07

6b1f5dE 7E8VNtfh % TIT EH1fdoo 7F76HNf.
DIS MolsEa Ia, Aug. Gan inoendarv Gre
III now raging III tho 1umbor-yhfA Of II. +.
Getcholl K Boh. The loss will bo heavy.