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Jusr received by express, another lot
Of those New York boK.tOed CATERS, the
incest ladies shoes that ever we're made,
and the only place In the city where you
can get them e at l. v. BlOnd's; give him
call. p"
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ONE Of the street cars which has been
freshly painted made It, first appearance
on the main line yesterday. II looks very
attractive in ia new dre,E, and Conductor
Walter Burkeh proud Of Il.
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LAGER BEER ADvASctSu.-we were
informed on Saturday that our brewers
intend TO advance the price Of laget beer
81 per barrel. Lager IL now selling al s.
petba and the advance will cohse.
quently make IL an even X.
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ATTEND Blums' special sale.

1GRASp RUsH.-The best Prints at Gets
per yard, and other goods and Carpets
cheaper than ever before, at J. w. Fer.
fel's, corner Main and 20th streets.
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Onn LOIS FOR SALE

In VIM. Clarks second addition to the
town OF Martins Ferry. Laid out on that
beautiful river bottom between the Steel
Works Rolling Mil and Nail Factory. A
good opportunity TO buy cheap property in
a thriving town at low prices and on easy
terms. tmK2gl /. IRWIN, Agent.
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ALL collars not made Of linen can be
washed-to pieces. Wear the Elmwood,
which will keep clean longer than any
other without washing.
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IL you wiSh to. purchase = Piano or an
Organ go 10 stOreFoom formerly occupied
by A. K. Gaddis, where bis entire stock
Of music goods is being sold at a great re-
duction from the usual price. Sheet
music at half price.
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Do YOU want q Carpet or fine Dressi
II so, call before buying at
J.W. FERRELs
Cor. Main and 10Th Street.
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L. v. BLOND has the bcst makes Of
Ladies' Box Toe Shoes. Keeps them Of
different widths and the latest styles. Call
and sec them at 1875 Main street.
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WILL open this morning 5,OOOyard Of
calico, which we sell at6t cents per yard
at Aronheimer & Lewis; ladies call.
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STILL a few more pieces Of that all
wool carpet al IS cents per yard at
Aronheimer 4 Lewis; your last chance.
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THE largest assortment Of Children,
boys and youths clothing you will find al
Goth BRos'.
liU7 Main street,
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FIVE New Wilson Sewing Machines for
sale very cheap at Gaddis music store,
No. So, 18th street.
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A ssfGNEE's SALE OF
PI.no,. orn,n, nnd Mu,Ia,l aooa..

Dire ssosE d IScs Go n ~ t ssI ~ ,slS s s -.
pied b. A R GAddia, No . Twelfth stfest, CON-
tisting Of PianCa Origins, md MnSieai Instruments
q every delcrtptign, such a Hlolins, Guitar,
Rlute1 Banjo, Tambgufinea de-, 1 III q Tefyint
Book, &e., &c.
Also Gye neH WIlsoa Sewing Machines, four
SSsSing Ahehtne Wagons . Busyt, and iWo
Goois can b purchased cheap iof eaib n p,itate
ak, day and evening, until Nay ia, when what
remains will be aold 81 suction.
WILLIAM BRSKfNR ANiebee.
WHERitSo, ApFil a, 1873 - frSi
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r. you want to feel we'll and lively, use
Dr.. Bull's Vegetable Pills. Your drug.
gists keep them. dAK
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OvER 100 remnants Of Carpets, from
the cheapest to finest, to be closed outthe
this week at some price at
J.W. FERREL's
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GREY mixed camels' hair cloth for suit
ing, only % cents per yard at Henry Roe
mer's; call ladies, for this Is bargain.
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RECEIVED A PArEST.-Iewis b. Nor.
gan, Of West Liberty, has received pat
ent iot wagon brake. The application
was fled March 8, 1875.
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CoSrtSUED.-The imet.Fotdyce cases,
which were eel for e1amihalioh Oh Sat-
urdAy by Justice Gillespy, were again
continued until Saturday next.
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Ian not pals the dJCtoIi eyes
neTeT ~ his gla1oe diTthHi
ne alTayi shuts them When be pays
Ap1 Thsn b. urtaches be shuts mine

CLOSING EXERCISE OF THE PHILO-
NATHAN LITERARY SOcIETY.-The clos
ing exercises Of the Philomathian Liter.
AIRY Society took place on Saturday even.
Ing last al the residence Of Z. +. Zane,
ESq., South Penn street, Island. Mr..
Zane's spacious paElors we're early filled
with guests, q large number Of the friends
Of the Society being present. The pro-
gramme was As follows:
RE1ptye-1Dsscon stokes" william MtIure.
EsAT-"Ths uPs nnd Down, Of Lie 10 which
DEcLANATioS-"fb Rum Maniac" Thomas
ESIT-"Fhend,hip." Mics Enc Halsed.
nNGsheen postrJ" -ChaThs FadA
RElpTSO-"Tbe Dsth d Paul DOmbey.' sis
'' V9eAI NUsICL"wbsn 11sSe,s from the Ross
Fall" MIasas Nay Campbell and Emma Nlsss-
e1ck, Charlie Fairs and O. o. Smith.
OGiofHAL OEATION-SumnefS tUne.
DECLANATIoN-"JO Jsnkins' sermon" Mis-
OEiSrSIL OnLrioS (hunotOusl--Jams, Ceyil.
Mis- NAY Campbell, J. K Fans james Ce'il.
There we're some excellent features in
the programme, and many blemishes.
The Philomalhian has frequently ap.
peared to better advantage than on Sat.
urday evening. OF the efforts Of several
Of the performers too much praise cnh'
not be spoken, bat as we do not desire to
censure the others we will not criticize
individual merits. We trust, however,
that when the Philomathian again essays
n npriOFmAnce Of the kind more attention
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Go TO Gold Bros, where yOu viii 6nd
the very best made clothing for leas
money than at any other house. Don't
fail to give them GeAll At n07 Main ST.
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LADIES, whatever you need in dry.
goods you can get the cheapest at !. BLUM
4 BRns
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CARPETS lower than ever. We are
selling twenty-five per cent cheaper than
any other house in the city, at Aronheim-
er 4 Lewis cheap dry goods store.
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YIcroR GooDs Piano Polish leaves no
gummy substance on the furniture, II
Z easily applied and you will not BE-
without it alter giving is trial. Sold
by VS. Hutchins, No SO, 18th street.
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OK Monday 1 will open 500 pieces the
best New Style prints. All at 8 cents per
yard. -- ]. w. FERRRL.
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CALICO for 81 cents per yard at ArOn.
heimer & Lewis; drop In, ladies.
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IAN forced to throw my Dry Goods
and Carpets on the market at some prizes,
for cash, J. W. FERREL-
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Purchase your Dry Goods al the
special sale Of I Blum 4 Bro; you will
save at least 30 per cent.
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/. BLUM 4 BIO. will OtFef attractive in
dueements in Dress Goods this morning.
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NOTICES.
A ssIaNEE,s NOTICE.

An assignment iOt the beneht Of creditors having
this daJ besn made By A. R GaddiI 10 The under.
tgned q bis entire stock d goods abd bis personal
gf1peftyt n9uee hereby Oven 10 al pefs1ns In
Music store, No o Twelfth street, laieiy occupied
~ nd 0Adda, o d The Law Ofie Of Hubbard
Eaklne, No 1914 ChApiine street, and 10 all pef-
sOns having claims Asalnst aid 4. Il Gaddis 10
present. them, Ptupfly authenticated.
WILLIAM ERsKfNE AhignR.
WHEELING, April "a 1855, SSi
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The buds on trees, which begun 10
peep forth timidly few days ago, drew
in their horns yesterday. Eat
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LETTER CARMERS REPoRT.-The let
ter carriers report for the month Of
April, 1875, Is as follows:
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WEATHER RECORD. The following
shows the range Of the thermometer as
observed at Silveys Drug Store, cornet
opposite Postofiice, yesterday:
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LADrES attend the special sale Of Dry
Goods At L Blum a BF6S.
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Pulpit PoSB-At the Baptist Church
Yesterday Rev. n. W. Wilson, D, D. Of
Richmond Va, occupied the pulpit
morning and evening. Revival services
WilI h. conducted 81 this church during
Yesterday morning al 10 o'clock the
impo,ing ceremony Of the first cOmmun-
IN AZ a large number Of children took
mac At The St. Aphonsus German Cath
elie Church, Centre Wheeling.
The usual services were held in the
First Presbyterian Church yesterday by
HE Right. Rev. F. N. white, D. D.,
Assistant Bishop Of the Diocese Of Viz.
piniA, preached in St. Johns Church and
administered the rites Of confirmation At
$50 P. y. Yesterday. The Sacrament OF
Baptism SaS administered at the same
church Al 2SQP.N. -rr.f.
Al The Disciples Church Yesterday
Rev. Pallister spoke upon the following
subjects: Morning-@Jesus in the Wilder.
uess.n EyeninR-"The Law OF Pardon"
Rev. McCarty, Of the First Presby-
tsriau Church al Steubcnville, goes 70
Wooster.
Rev. D. Williams, Of the Fourth Pres
byterian Church Of this city, preached in
Commercial Hall, Martins Ferry, yester-
day.
Rev. Eugene Edwards preached in the
II. Z. Church At GAINESVILLE yesterday,
A public meeting for divine worship,
according 70 the manner Of the Society Of
Friends, was held in the First PresbyEeEi-
an Church At Martins Ferry Yesterday
afternoon. The meeting Was addressed
BY Hannah Hall. u.. ra...1 &,
Sacramental meeting in the NJ. +. Church
al Belmont, over the river, yesterday,
The Sixth session Of the GAINESVILLE
District Conference Of the N. Z Church
will be held at MorristOWn on the Sthr
\ 9Th and 10th Of June. Eh.
Elder S. H. Bigham, Of Wilmington, o.
will begin series Of HiestiRgs Al Bealls'
vile, on Saturday, May I'D, 1875, to con
tinue Two weeks. 8.
The doctor referred to IN the following
lines l. Of course = reverend dOctOri-
Ian Dot pals the dOCtori eyes
BeTeT Nv his Eanoo diItho
he aigays shuts them when be pays
And Ghsn BE- peaches be shuts mine
DR.. n. W. Wilson, Of Richmond, Va
preached al the Baptist Church morning
and evening. His theme in the morn
ing, Bringing our friends TO Christ" ga'
handled with mastery and impressive
force. In the evening, the eloquent
speaker, in heart earnestness proPounded
4 the great question, 4DOst thou believe on
the Son Of GodP The large aud aLten'
tive audiences were SOlemnly moved BY
the deep earnesiness Of the speaker. The
DR.. breaches every evening the present
week. .f y.
Bishop White yesterday morning adj
ministered the rites Of confirmation tG
about twenty persons Al st. Matthew
Church. ,
Rev. Manchester, Of Thomson Chapel
Is suffering from . severe cold. Elder
Stone occupied the pulpit Of that church
yesterday morning.
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PREPARATtUNs are being made for a
reunion Of the 10th Ohio infantry at
CadiI, September Z. g#.fl-.-
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THE first book beer Of the season will
be opened at the different saloons to-day.
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SATURDAY wa payday al The South
Wheeling Glass Works. Washington Mill
and hinge factory.
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THE Circuit Court will meet again this
morning pursuant TO adjournment.
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BEAurEUL ready.made suils, a Blums'.
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MTUEDAT.
San AN. SEA i'm
- IS Z, 81 'sA
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NOR sALE.-Ten Shares, 81, 900 each, Of
u the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, Ky. This il the largest
iron manufacturing establishment In the
West and is now in full and successful OPP
Grafton. For further particulars address
THOMAS II. NORTON,
de2S Financial Agent, liGO Main 81.
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Go TO Blums' special sale.
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RENARKABLR reductions at ]. Blum a
Bros special sale this week.
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TnE season for btoillbg your neck and
catching no fish has Arrived. i.s'-i' .
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EoR SALE

A three story Brick House on Mnrketst.,
No. 1911 on west side, fronting on Market
street twenty-five feet and running back 70
alley s. feet; occupied M a Store Room.
ISAAC Colts, Agent,
mris or JOHN o. PESDLETOS.
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BAnaAtNs b DE- cool. q BIum.,.
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The town clock took rest on satur.
daV
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BoARD Of conni.,iogsfIth morning
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No nErtiSo q council lo.nishl.
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hONDAl, APfil 9thi lsoi
CommendnE Of " oGIOck !. r., al the EOfki Of
nd Company, the i0llOTint pTUpsrty:
Five sfeet Roll, dK LArTe R1ilS one 0l a Shaft
inE. nina Arge lrUh Pulley one l0tof File Brick,
sheet Iron, Bar iron, Nails and spike, Top and
Bottom lrOn iOF nils; Stoves sCalts one lO q sand
= Gal CarS y small Blf Rolls, one sale Cne l0i o.
on. 0Ds Reii0UL one NJ Il ROughing Rail lhils,
two sstI Finikhins Hall hAls, one lot o. Harms,
two WAGONS, OfAon Furniture, one lot Flre Gay,
one Dray, one 1T Pulvsiisd Ore, one Drum i0f
sqBseBeiS aye WEgOn Rail Rolls and az The move
GbIe q teTsnnai properly In V hbout the Crescent
Iron Comtahy,s uWks
I viii also Ell On The ame day, commencing 81
OsIock L. y, al The insnt dOJF y the Court HOuse
o. Ohio COunty, numtef q liOrss and Mus,
eTied utou 81 I1nls time " ntlaiy aid taGeA
TEnMl o. BALE-CaAh- -
mIiT Il & BROWN. 8 o. C.
The shove alt u postponed until FRIDAY, April
81, At 10 O'elOek A. y. APP
The 1toTe ali u TDstpuned until FRIDAY, NAY
Sih At 10 O'el6ek A n. np9A
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SHERIPF's SALE
MONDAY, Aphl Jlh, lg75,

By virtue d State and County taxes due By the
CFuisnt Iron Company ioT the ytarS IsIl, isIS and
1874, have Isvisd uPjn and vii PFuceE'i 10 I'll At
pulie sale, On
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Corner of Main and i2th streets.
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NOR REST-SToRE ROOM, DWELL
i ING and HALL, vest side Of Market
between 18th and 10Th streets II BeSk >
Block. Also, Room II present occupied D!
g. A. WickhGm - an Auction House.
Enquire Of ,-,,,.~v
janis ANTON kEl AANN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
TUFTS COLLEGE,

THE SPEECHES OVER THE COMMENCEMENT DINNER
CONGRATULATIONS TO PRESIDENT CAPfN-
PRESENT NEEDS OF THE COLLrGE-DR. MINERS
ECEPUON-ALUMNI SOCIETY MEETING.
(FpoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUSgl
BOsTON, June 23.-The Commencement Din
ner mt Tufts College well attended and was thor
oughly enjoyed by all II was furnished by j. H. Smith
of Boston, and was OF q very much better quality than
In past years Grace said by the Rev B. X Russ OF
somerye after which the wants of the inner
satisfied A selection played by the band and
President Capen then and expressed dovOut graft
tude to God Tor the fayOrs conferred upon the
college, Tufts College, no said, welcomes her
sous who present, and remembers the alb
sent. She greets her friends and patrons. and
reioces in their presence. Fitting tributes paid by
the speaker the honored first President, Dr. Baou to
the gentleman whose name the college bears, and all
other benefactors President Capen further said that
PROFESSIONALLY Of Physics and Astronomy has been
created In the college. and the trustees contemplate
ing still further increase OF facilities in that depart
meat. But the college has further needs-a chapel.
enlarged hall, aud theological and scientific buildings
The President expressed his confident hope that her
friends would remember her wants.
The Rev. DR.. Miner introduced, and spoke OF the
keen pleasure which 1t him a. hear these exercises
and be free from immediate responsibility. lie had
given the labor of than l22 years the col
lege He spoke pleasantly OF the failure OF one mans
memory the delivery Of his part, and SAID that in
features IT was tho best speech OF the day
DE Schneider, Professor OF Greek, introduced a
man conyersant with many languages, and made very
amusing speech lie spoke Of the pey and learning OF
Dr. Balou and III behalf OF the faculty, congratulated
President Capen upon bis election. He closed by ex.
tending good wishes TO the audience. This speech was
received with great enthusiasm by the audience.
Dr. Miner called for three cheers for President Capen
which given with will.
President Capen introduced ex-Gov. Washburn one
OF his teachers In iIarv1rd Law School Mr. WASH
burn expressed pleasure ~ being present, and COM
Incnded the finish, grace and elegance OF the orsons
lie said his greatest happiness 81 teach such pupils
Mr.. Capen used To be- lie said cannot have too
many colleges. In this centennial IL Is well TO
member that they have made country what IL Is
T. l.. White OF THE TRIBUNE introduced 10 speak
for the press lie said he not present duty but
To visit his old Alma Mater and rejoice In her prosperity
The press has had recent recognition People used TO
go into II stepping stone to higher position, but 1t
Ia getting 20 be the great profession" Is ranks
ired from the number Of educated young men,
and ia advance "a to be attributed To this We hope you
do not judge the Pfess by those members who
princrled, any more than any other profession. The
great body hard orking. honorable men, who are
The Low. j. G. Adams Of NewtoaSile, tho Rev. Henry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-24
BUCKS COUNTY md BUNKER HILL.

THE ANNIVERSARY REMEMBERED IN PENNSYLVANIA
10 the Editor Of the Trt6Unc.
SIR: III the country looked with interest
unn he centennial celebration OF the Battle OF BUNKER
H at Boston, under the shadow Of the monument com
memorating that and all rcoiced that on that day.
instead of Toonb- of Georgia being able to fulfill his
prol boast to call the roll Of his slaves Bunker Ill.,
n ne man beneath the sheltelinS folds % the Stars and
Stripes needed 10 call another master But tie crowds
which sreed through BOstOns tor,uOus streets were not
The only ones that gathered that day To do honor to
the heroes Of -. other hcarts beat in unison with
theirs and here in PenusJ yania in Bucks County, III The
heart of a Quaker community, this famous baie, tbs de-
raat more glorious than victory this dieat which gal
vanizcd the colonies into life and unity, was ccc-
brted with enthusiasm. The of the celebration
was Bcaumont's Park. tract Of woodland OF two or
three hundred acres lying near the Delaware
River and on that historic highway, the old York.
road" the stage route from NewYork to Philadelphia
in Colonial and Revolutionary times. II formerly
part of the farm of the Hon. Smuel D. Inehdm. long
prominent leader OF the Pcnsy Nania Democrats, rep
.esentatvo in Congress, and Secretary oi the Treasury
under Gen jackson. Now 1t is owned by company
who maintain it as Park, untouched by the and the
plow and sacred the pleasures and enoymcnt5 OF life
Here on the l7h of June met the best men and women
OF the country tie thriving farmers OF this rich arcutu
raj rcion with their wives and families the very bone
ana spcw OF land Long lines Of vehicles stretched
through the Park ar1 thrOngS Of people cnyened the
grand old woods Tie County Superintendent Of Schools
Hugh b. Eastman appointed presiding officer for
fine laV approprate exercises having been arranged FOR
he occasion Oliver Wendell Holiness poem. The Battle
OF Bunker Ill.," first read, and then followed an ad
dress 10y the orator Oh inc d"y br FRANK vi "eS
Chester Penn.
rude pavilion standing the entrance TO the PARK
hal been rendered attractive with flags, patriotic
tIanspareucics and other devices, ard tables were
spread with bonntcous supply OF good hng'' ana here
the hnn.Iy multitude were fed. Al O'Clock this sub
santial cpast was followed by banquet OF lighter ma
tUre.
Not only was the pleasure Of the occasion enhanced by
the presence Of the ladies' but number O them respond
To- tOass with speeches lite inferior to those of the
Gentlemen either N len IN briancy. II late
the all drunk and the speeches all made aud
not until midnight the old wood left 20 darkness and
solitude ana the multitude dispersed Thus did Bucks
County celobTate the Battle of Bunker Ill., ana by such
celcra not only the way prepared for our great
Centennial year. but thus the hearts OF the people
arc kept warm, and the fires OF patriotism brightly bum
iuy on the home altar BUCKS COCNIIAN.
NetcfJcR, Penn. June 10. 1879.