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ARTHUR b. KIRBY.


a VOIcE FROM SwEDEN.-American
Chemists and their Production ap-
preciated by the Professors at The GEL
ebratcd Uniucrsities IN Spetlcn. Mr..
Sachs. Sir-At your request have
tested Halls, Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Renewcr, i'll my practice at the ''SEH-
AFIEMEE HoTEL," and can say it will
restore gray hair to its original color.
1t is entirely harmless, and is a valua-
bic remedy to use in such cases. sest'
"a L. IL. MALMsTEN, -
Professor OF Chemistry and Medicine,
STOCKHOLM, July, q, 1868.
From The highest Melical -1utAority
In S,ceden.-As / have had occasion
TO see. several persons. who,S for some
tune, have used Halls Vegetable ST.
Gillian Hair Renewer, aud know that il
has restored the original color of the
hair, as well as being efficient in re.
moving the itching and dandruff that
accompanies the falling off of the hair
consider it my duty to acknowledge
the same to Mr.. Sachs.
p VINCENT LuNnREisG,
|, Rhysician-in-Ch Chief to the King, and
Preseryer of his life,
STOCKHOLM, July 7, 1868. - . q
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The Great Northern Ohio Fsir.

= - - IS -sas ~ - q 81
Our readers can scarcely fail to OBJ
serve the advertisements of the North
ern Ohio Fair, which is to lac held in
Cleveland, September IL, II, 13, ii and
u. @ g 4h
This is the seventh meeting of this
Association. and promises 10 be the
most interesting to visitors. Railroads
will carly passengers and freight for
half fare, and every arrangement is
made to accommodate those who may
attend.
The entries promise TO be very large,
attracted by the liberal premiums of
SO ,0)O, and the Races will undoubt-
edly be the finest ever witnessed at
the Fair.
WE are glad to learn that Hon. E.
B. Eshelman is to continue in the ed
itorial control of the Wayne County
DEMOCRAT. His services cannot well
| be spared at this time. ..t ....
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MANTUA STATION.


Young Hall of Hiram Rapids, of
whom mention was made in the PRESS
few weeks ago, as affected with q
hemorThagic diathesis, has recently
had his life terminated in frigh,ful
manner. He was in the door yard
when the fatal attack of hemorrhage
came on, and being compelled to lie
down. the grass and weeds were torn
up in his frantic struggles, while clots
of gore covered the ground, as well as
neighboring .woodpiie which he
reached i'm the course of the unequal
strife. Bloodclots fiually choked the
air passages beyond his power to dis
lodge them, and death mercifully came
to the relief of this most unfortunate c
young man. We are indebted to Mr..
Frank Squire for the details of this
melancholy occurrence.
Mr.. q. u. Hayes has completed q
commodious room for his stock OF
hardware, in the rear of his store, with
door opening on the street. This
will be found very convenient both
for dealer and buyer. Among other
noticeable improvements we may
mention a fresh coat of paint on the
outside, n water attachmemt--withu up
ward and downward jet-in the drug
department, and in general no pains
or expense has been spared to make il
neat and convenient. We must be al
lowed TO commend the excellent taste
displayed in the arrangement of furni-
lure the preparation of various COM
pounds the general air of neatness
and completeness pervading the drug
department. 1t is only, necessary for
us to add that "Doc." Goodman pre-
sides over this feature OF the business
as his specially, to conyince people
that for any needs they may have in
the line of potions, pills, plAsters, pre-
scriptions, lotions and other medica-
ments they will be we'll served.
Geo Stevens met with serious ac-
cident OH the l1th inst. lie was en-
gagged in unloading oats at the barn OF
A, S. Beccher, and had just thrown up
the last bundle, when in turning he
caught his foot in the rigging, and
losing his balance fell over, severely
the limb and spraining the
ancle. DR.. A. S. Crafts, who was
called at once, reports no fracture of
lhe bones Of the leg, and that the pa
Lient is as comfortable as could be ex-
pected. .a
A picnic under the auspices of the
Patrons of Husbandry. came off at the
home of A. S. Beecher, Esq. onSatur-
lay last. Notwithstanding the unfav-
orable rainy forenoon large crowd
Of members and invited guests put in
III appearance. About the first thing
,n the programme was a generous in
lulgence in the good things provided
~ the members of the order; then al
address by Rev. o. Blake. Following
his were toasts and responses, vocal
music, a general good time and an al |
most universal expression that it was |
rood to be there. The writer was un-
absent, as usual, on account |
II professional engagements, and can
,ot give the details of the affair. How
yer reporter for the Ohio Farmer
vas present, who will undoubtedly |
tive to the patrons of that wide awake
hcet, a true account of all that trans
bred. IMoURNER.
August I4tll, 1876.
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NEW AND EhHGANTs SAFE.- The
First National Bank on Thursday last,
received and PLACED in their vault an
elegant new safe from the works. Of
the Herring Safe Company, n. Y. Its
weight is about 1000 pounds, and it is
provided with time loc Ks and all the
necessary fixtures and appliances to
render its contents, entirely safe from
the raids of professional burglars. I
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TIE Missouri Legislature during
August 1863 passed the Emancipation
Act. During August 1876, we will
SI.2J. Warranted Wamsuta mnslin,
button holes worked. We will also
offer lot of HANDKERCHIEFs at, ono
worth 2Octs. al lOcts. tn close out stock.
A genuine French wOyE CORSET al
Scots. LACE POINTs AND SAQUEs and
our entire stock of Summer Dress
Go ods at less than cost.
'ge 20. WEBER & SMITH,
rli No. !, Marvin's Block.
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Portage Official Register

\ "a O&AfR0 - O0oH~ AA8O4@18 8edhSO3A8S
Representdties in Legiszdture--OryilieB Blake.
County Czerk-JobD Meharg
county Anditor-- W lillian Grinnel.
County Tredsurer-.IOhn L.. Beatty.
.Aeryf-o e. i.isslen- ~
Recerder GeorGeW. b ,rrett
Hrosseafi,g AHoysey--Geo. E Robinson-E
CozaBaissiOHers-Smifh SANFORD, Wanzor IIol-
aS,.a,y eo%s pp.n nawfrd a Melis sfss%s s'az Wine.
County Surreros--Jedediah Cole & E&
Coroner-Lyman Bryant.
School Eramine,s--W. w. "atton. s. Puckett
George Dlrsie.-
Mayors cfIncorps rated Villages.
GarreftsrMe-O s Ferris;
Aent-Charies II. Kent;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L. -Eobinson----s--.-z--------a
Justices of the Peace.
Af,odter-Sylvester y. IIinman, A. V. Wilson.
Anrosa--John l.. Thompson, Worthy Taylor.
Bs-izafeld-J- l. Carrier, Z. H. Chapman
CHaf4e~tosoD-Austin T. Curtiss, 5. l. Norris.
AZsf;Tea-.'i Iibsal. "a J. II ,oinan- n;an
frdnkfia-Ncl>on Barber. Milo shorts, Isaac
Freedons-1.vman Briant Henry C. Jennings
GayTetesriHe-A. 4. BARRIER. James Norton.
Haam-i.ichard M Hank. Allen A.. BARRIER,
Mrntua-AIonzo y Farr. Henry Cobb
NelsoH-Cornelius Baldwin. George + IIedger-
PaiD'yra-Orrin stevens. David NJ. Evans. Thos
Paris--Brainerd sciby. Uriah IIinchclinr
RaHdolpA--Nathan o. Sears. lanes 7, Soe. -
RarsHan--CornciinsA 4. Reed, AlcN'r Topping.
Andrew jackson.
RopfSso1cR-Samue! X. Mix.
MaLsrgriue-S; s1.1...-s-l O. = KidridGe II smith
SlTseid-HuSh X. Martin, William PauiIi-.
gindham--G.orge d. Conant. Tho's o. Ange0
Unity Lodge, No. 1e. r, and A. M.
Meets the second and fourth Mondays of each
mon.
Tyrian Chapter. No. 81, r. AM.
Meets .nethirh wednesday of each month. in
J. j. RICHARDSON. II. p.
l.. %. O. F.-Ravenna Lodge. No. 65,
Meets every Wednesday evening at Odd Fel-
ows' Hall III LF n n
Ravenna Encampment. No 1:9.
Meets every end and 4th Fridays of each month.
Patrons of Illus
GRANGE. No. 32-Meets every Saturday: Octo-
Dor III at . o'clock p. NJ. and on each alternate
Saturday at 1:D p. NJ. at Grange Hall
URCHES.
CoNGREGs ATIoNAL - Rev. A. NJ. HILLS.
Pastor services on Sunday Mt 10 30 A. ~. and
Z 80 p n Sunday School at 12 :i5 r. NJ Prayer
Meeting on Thursday Evening at 30. f4tT oil
METHODIsT-REv. q. w. CLARK. Pastor
Services IN SUNDAY at 10 30 A. N. and 30 p VI
SGuiay school ut IL :I5 P. ". Prayer Meeting
on Thursday Evening at :: I'D.
DISCIPLE REV. GEORGE paRsIE. Pastor.
Services ON sunday at 10 80 4. ", aud 30 ? ~
sunday School ut i2-i5 p N Prayer Meeting
on Thursday Evening at 10
GRACE-REv. VIII CAPEi;<. Pastor seri1
vices on Sunday ut l0:%i A. NJ and 20 =: ~
Sunday School ut 12:l5 NJ. Prayer Meeting
On Thursday Evening at 1:30. - - f-t4qs1e 2 4
IMMACULATE CONCEPTIoN--CATID
REV J. r. CARROLL. Pastor services at Sand
10 20 each alternate SUNDAY. Sunday school at
30 N. High Mass. sunday. July 4. and each
aIte ornate Sunday thereafter Mass every week
lay morning at 3D. ~-- ~ - I
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I,nportan ( Public sale.

On Saturday, the 26th inst, Peter
III. Bean, our Ravenna anctiOneer,will i'll
sell at Canfield, Maboning county, 40
first class BuggIes manufactured by
NJ. Swank Il Son, of that place. A
credit of one year, on notes viii, ap-
proved security, will be given on all
purchases.
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Sl,eriTs Sale.
TATE OF OHIO. PORTAGE COUNTY, $:

STATE OF OHIO, PORT AGE COUNTY. IS.
Pursuant 10 the command of an order of
sale issued froni the Court of Comm on sP lcas
within and for said county of Portage. II, nIe
directed. In the Ease ofsAtlam Bower. pt;iiniiIf
and Melville \. Day and Mary \. Day. defends
ants, will offer for sale at public auction. AT
the door of the Court House in lsavenlii county
and State atOrcsaidOn
r Saturday, the 9Th day Of September.
A ID. 1876 bct ween the hours ozone and three
O'Clock r. NJ ofsatl day tlletollowing describe
e., read estate. 10 avif : Z ~ 4 - 81 sfA |
Situate iii The township of Ravenna. County
of Portage and state oil ohio, AMI known as be-
ing GO feet front on Main Street, by 16S 'lee on
from the following described premises, to wit:
Heiny IL part OF Lot number t6 sixty one in
the south division of Lots in said township OF
Raycnca ami bounded AZ follows. to wit:
Beginning at ii point in the North line of said
lot chains aud 90 links West of the '.out lots
or eight acre lots - of the village of Rtvenna:
thence y IS deg + chain and 81 links along
the said lot lipe TO i post; t,sacess, adeg W
chains to apost: thenca n. SS deg. ". j Chain
81 links to post; thence n . deg. +. to the
place of beginning. containing iye. hundred
and seventy three theusandths of one OF
land. together with appurtenanecs, Appraised
at Si2O0. Terms OF sale cash. -
= s~ES@s o. " FstsSta fNsss,ilerif,
Sherin's stlfire Ravennii.i % s4.A,,s o. fs76.A
l, II. II NJ. w. PnELPs-ifms Atys. 4i5 5w
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j " you want an excellent article of
Flour try the "Baker Davis" brand to
be had at Geo. q. MasOn's.
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The family Of Mr.. Eimuud Twit
lave been sadly afflicted during the
past week by the loss OF their twin
sons, On the, 10Th Alfred Jackson
died of cholera iniantutn,.J aged 8
months and 23 days, and on the 18th,
their other twin son, Arthur Mason,
died of the same disease. The family
of Mr.. Twitt'have the sympathy of the
whole community in their sore be-
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yours truly, :
f8 j. III. WII,IIsTOs

We soon suspected from whom the
remittance came and have given credit
accordingly. We hope there are
many more of onr friends who will
manifest like symptoms and impose
.uponsus in The same manner. We
rather enjoy it. We do, for fact.
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e1sldl i.it---- J .Iti-ii5, X -
READ THIS! gal

Passengers sforlthe. CentenniaI should take
this route, rs it offers accommodations not
found on any other line Connections arc maze
at Elmira via. The Lchiph Valley Railway by
all Express Trains to -'hiladalp phia, without
change al 5fefSf hffF .he8 gUEj f6EaEFS- =
1t would be superiiusus 10 lili ul IN the eX-
celiencc of the Atlantic u Grea. Western and
Erie roads route to New lo y The cosy
room i,css Of the broa,l- gauge cas- the never
Iaiin ng connections. the eating hon>es i.,inl "a
bic both in the Quantity and quality of tlIeir
snpplics->ayin@ nothing of these roads Spe
cialtv. the hotel c;lrS-have long given them
popularity they richly de>erSss~ We are now
referring to them sole ly; rs of 4 line uniting
tile West with fhi!advlph ~ WiiIeh sesen were
there no exhibition. >ho.. r be travelled b.
every one. 1t Iarr >hes iis sesrists with views
OF the mineral apsl .n..nuftei ur ny resources o
this country. saerw ise una am ible. Ours in
40 his mind Il whole Hood ,,i hi lric.l ;,ssocia
tioli> of the most ntriS nal S reals
Before him scenery rarely e,iuai Il in magniii
cthce AMI variety, AM, now here exactly parii-
lelti "n The earta's suri:,ce, The scenery on the
l.chig gh Valley Railway is the grandesl This
ContiheEt-Gs! EffH t&a#8H IH& ssaf Esfz- AZ
Express, Trains leave Isavenna for New
York and Philadelphia
sos A. M. and 1888 p NJ.
FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH,
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L On and after SUNDAY, J,iiie - is16. Trains
viii leave Stations daily, Sundays -excepted,j
a follows:
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PIC-NIc ExCURsIoN-A grand ex :
cursion and pic-nic to Twin Lakes
will take place next Thursday. August
"a, for the benefit of "lmmaculate
Conception" Church of lsavenna. The
fare for the round trip on the c. & p.
Railroad will be % cents. Music by
Brass and String Bands will be pro-
vided. and arrangements for an abund-
ance of rational athletic sports and
amusemcnts. There will be bOun-
tiiul supply Of refreshments on the
grounds.
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Evidence of insanity.

The following letter containing ire.
mittance of So W came to hand on
Thursday last:
l..fr MARION, o., Aug. 8, 1876.
S. ID. ILAl;ius, ESQ, Isavenba, D. f.i
DIR. SIR. 4 man apparently insane,
called At curofiice add requested us
to forward the enclosed 50, to apply
on subscriptions. lie strongly rcsem-
bled a green Canuck, his. initials + =
lie undoubtedly is a fraud of the first
water aud should not be surprised if
the money was counterfeit and he took
this method of distributing il.
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N. Converse & Cos

% We desire to state
to the people Of Por-
ia County that we
ha . returned from I.
u, and and bought for our
New Store the finest
stock of Goods ever
shown by us.
f.a n.ee tit9s. fsss-as5.5 10 qfaa
Our Dry Goods De-
partment is complete
in all its branches, and
we will endeavor to
keep it SO. % 80 1..s
E. -suid.smea arns. g; Ts.54 -It5
SHOES.-We have
a very neat and cor
venient Shoe Depart
we'll stocked with
good Goods, bought di-
rect from manufacture
erS. 60
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SHERIFF's ,SALEs.-At the sale OF
real property of G. ID. Hudson last
Saturday by the Sheriff on All, execu-
ton issued in the case of r. M. Marcy
ct al, three pieces or parcels of prom
erty were sold as follows:
Farm of 100, acres situated in the
northern part of Rayenna township,
was, struck of to w. 3. Thomas, for
1850; SiOre-room in Phenix Block,
now occupied as a meat market, TO
VIM. Rutils for $4i;75; Warehouse
on Main street on track OF e. & p
II. r., TO ID. 20. Goldman for $4,000.
The other property advertised was
Withdrawn from sale by order Of
plaintiffs attorney.
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4,-soING soUrH-mAIN Line.
! GOING EAsT-1sIvER Divisl

i GOING EAsr-HIvER biviSIoN
STATIONS. ACCOM- NAIL. EXPRESS AccoA
Bellair - 4 3JP.M. 1O5O M 50 P. n
Bridpeport 44J II DO - 3.p0 =. ,,e 6.
stsa5eny'e. 15.. 1aos rn az q -. =. gs:rrti
Rocbestcr go GI5 $50
i,ittsburgh - :" $40 7l5 >. 10 35
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-.1& oHaG siit 54sI. H.@8ts =
We shall be pleased
to have everybody call
and see us and we will
take. pleasure in show
ing our our goods, whether VII
you purchase Or not.
/ Farmers, al please bring
in your Produce, and
we will pay the high
est price, and give you
good Goods cheap. e.a
- hs bfHoa hnz !ga5saa Ss4l7lt saFs
, 1876-06-03

quorum failed TO present itsol', md nn The tc-
lioMsncsa of Nh hour was whtcl nway by .i!s-
cuss'og tho Presidential rrospccta. Tho major
portion Of the eight gentlemen held TINT Dla,no
wns killed. by Mullsgnn'a testimony, nn.l that lie
wAs no louEcr 1T tho slcll as n Presidential
enn1idalc. Sfr. Avery 3fooro tlought tint Gov.
Hayes was TIM coming nan. llrl.tow Ind three
friends among tho eight, Including j. Lyle king
md 1ultnn y. IsamscY, and ts"rc were nthcsa VIM
were mot Inclined 70 rs anything nganst him. Con;.
as s.rt Ut aboh entirely tun hIE fur hEK l,oota
to anlt rnrniar taRte Encouraging words were
spoken fur lllr 1lrataw club Unr at The gem
ttenen. expressed himself M of tho oplnton
TINT Eiriatow wond have 10 make too Inuny cxp'ana-
t!ons 10 1lnvo any prospect n! SUCCESS, aud he
wnntch tn sco WAAhn,rnp nn1nlnnte,1. 80, he'd no
killed, bccaHFe hc comes ft1r unlGnn" sa!d m.
other. 'i1ccnnHc the people h!nk that 1t world
rnsot ton much of tsnttsln, aua they arc tired Of
that"
And 70 thc conversation ran nn all coming to the
conclusion tint Tthtno'H chances wcre Ennc, nnd
that Hrlstow !onMel mp brighter and stronrer than
eyer y: candidate for tho Presidency nj the Gin
c!nnati Conycntnn,
sFvENTlf WARD.
4 meeting ct tue scyentl, Wnrtl Republican club
w7.a held At Wrbcrs i1aI corncr IT llalstcA aris
Fourteenth strcet., Mr.. r. r. r1osser, |lcc.rrr1i-
dent. presiding. Some little ruutfre business wnr
transacted. and several tMnmf1tcce we're allowed
further lmt to report. Thu Trca.urcs's report, n
tho effect TINT ths hall cosls but 81 per week, md
tho landlord tH willing tU whit nts thu fnli election
for hts pay The. report was accepted and thc
meeting adjourned.
, 1876-06-03
TELEGRhPHIC NOTES.

LOUISVILLE, june a.-T1lc Good Tc,nrlnrs oi
England wilt soo,. .'c w;Ite'l upon by drr=a'
tlon from tho Right Worthy Grand Ledge Of this
Slate, ru,npoacd Of t.ol. j. j. Hickman, Right
Worthy {iran.s Tcmplur, mud others, relative fl
thu withdrawal uf british delegates from that
ltoty ut the recent the. thf, IN tlls city.
EEw YnRk, Jnuc 1.-The ludy Of IL man
foyn,l in The IEarki tackct River, and supposed
to br thut Of Or. l'rIlcta, late f.uil cnIlltn!,
sioner, ,,ns been identified ~ that IT Dir.lr!sh
Gephardt, Who lived outside JersGy City,
Sp<cidl M+pafch fu The Tribune
BLooSlNGToN, H., J.rnu lit Ii estimated
Tint from 7a,Uo to l(lOtxl bushels nf corn arna
purchased al,d shipped from Bloomington ald
Normal daily.
.Si"riu. EN.nqtrA to Tic 7r.auue
nrAlnuFtsLD, H., juut 2,-Thn Union Stock
Ynulh CulnInEy, Vt Chicago, t0-t!Ry illral = ttr'
tlIitntb III lnrrraae Ut capital stuck us4, ,4h,0N.
and thu Western Tuy Company, vi Chicago
capita! s50, 90, ilIc.. Il report nt Organization,
DosruS, June A-D4i.iel Wehsters ESTATE,
KNOWN III aiarAE1fc1tf, sold to-tlay fot $5.3U.
fIrcfni NjlutA ~ 7Ts Tribune.
l.ANsiN0, Mtl., JuiW l.-ltoL'crt fsn,e. M
old pIotltcr Ut Clinton County, wa. killed ~
bath lev days ago by Il tiu,bGs faiIns upua
him ut Il harn-rntsiny.
tisorge P.,tter, ut PottcrYtlle, has s1lt II wal.
nuttree that will make splalIlIil ytnctrlng, anu
which i1u eh;IInates will EEL fuy s., ,faD. -,
farmer .lear Charlotte las bhcafca -
pounds vi ~uul from buck,
, 1876-06-03
DRISTOW AND T1LDEN.

REASONS WHY TnET SHOULD NRAp THE NrruD-
LiGAN NATIONAL TICKET.
To she Ediier af The Tribune.
CHICAGO, June 2.-For President, u. II. Bris-
tow; for YIre-frcsftlcnt, 8. j, Tildcn. Per-
nit me, Mr.. Editor, to give my PERSONS briefly
why the ahovc should be the ticket for tue Re-
publican I'arty-thc Peoples choice,
]. Because III BrIstow We harc an c1crsfirc
man Of rarc ability, onG who lares to do Ills
duty, his tohos duty, without stopping to SEQ
whErh r1,e pf hfH bread Is ntefed. IT, ask - fly
your leave, H!r, OF political wlru-puIlrrs bum.
'mcrs
2. nccnnsc, II nominated and elected. he will be
entirely FREQ from any political promises Of every
ela1c mud Kind. which Ut Itself (polltlcat wire
pulling and proH.tsess, tU ray the feAst, IL nothing
but bribery of the worst Kind, Of which Dclknap.
Ism II only its sure and Legitimate fruits. II We
want morp nf SUCH VIC must rcmoyc and discard
IT, calrrE. which llu hack In onr fal.e nystcn Of
nu.nInatton, etc. In J'ristow hnvc man FREQ of
th!s lps!eal aiscase which ss s"ppi"S the fonnda-
-. w need President WHO ts snnrc nj M errtl-
'irt ,ada thnn rsates'an; nslta one 70 free from
around lin Cabinet onIcsrs an,l OILERS vic, like
h!msclf, are lol!tleh'. free men: whu will seryu
thus give ur fur once pure lnl vigorous Admins.
tratiaI fur tlte next four ycats
,bc a ae me tat {Sfai are shf IL
| rrt. xhaH not 90 nnxf~ardtt. And i!,s pIovn
my, onc wishes to sreiItn my political etllco ur
fasos he u,nst Hhow hIs ltness u d. something 10
use. 10 tel no that '.nn man as al,y rteht to seek
o!,icr; hut l.. the oflcu scpk him" t!r might uve
aided, "rhr ln"m.ns yon a mat, stocking I'LL
" by pnl!t1eal p1o'nrrs. yun may set him down
azytramp, II not rcanir Of thr worst kind whose
sowc n ~ e, ssSf aia i "n st :" E,a'fy nn H
pFoted himself an honeM nn! I.lthJui scrvnnt, nr
, 1876-06-03
THE TURF.

Special Disuafch to The Tribune.
Fnrrrohr, ILL.,, juno 2.-1he spring meeting
Of tho Driving Park Association closed this af-
tcrnoot& after four tluys Of successful racing
The traclt hus been III tic finest possible condi-
tlon throughout tic meeting, and The weather
10 favorable that III postpoue,ncnt OF uny race
has been tseccesary.
The following summary bho,rs tia RACES n,ul
time to-lay: In the ..;45 race, four heats IF
which wcrc trottcd yesterday, the nth heat wus
won by l5ulgcr, no tine S,kcn, nrtl tic sixth
by ausic loss, iii a:3i19, giving The race to su-
slG Rusa, Second money to tlunsry boy:
The LEO race was taken by Dan Castclto IN
t',rce straight l.cats. Time, 3:3Sis5, 3:3oI4,
2:3tL Rochelle took the second money.
EN0Llsit RACES.
LONDON, Julc :,.-Tn race fer the Oaks
prizes ut Ersnm resulted III dead l,lt bet wcul
CAsnnlia antl Enguerrantir, Merry Duccss uexi.
The EpH0n cup race, slas OnG mlg WAS won
hy Dalhatn by head Wisdom sccolni, anil Sat,-
f0rt'B American horse Mate lead third. The
betting wns tllrcu IL unc aga!nst Dnlha:1i to four
against Wisdom, who waa the fuVorlte, anil
twclyu to oun against Mutu Twcivu horses
started.
TonoSro. Ont, June AT ,voolbinc Pur!;
yesterday, thu Kentucky lnrbe BILL bruce, llalle
Its frat nppearlllCo ulld WIN lis mile heat run.
Ming race ugatnst Passion. Time, /: :53, Ii D,
1:GI
THU MAID RTiLL N1MNLR.
PH1LApELrH1A, Iune a.-Gn!tlsnlith Mnftl
trntted tn-lny at,nlnst ller own best tltnc-9:l4
Time, 3:al II, 3:lh
, 1876-06-03
GROWTH or nnisr0W NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOK ATATE OFFICES.
Spe~fal DfsiatcA to The TrftHHs,

.Spteta. DtxiatcA 10 7ht Trftuns,
LANSING, Mich, June 1.-The result Of tho
rcccnt Republican state Conventions docs not
have at'y depressing ctEtrt upun tho l,ristow
Republicans In Michigan. The Wlr Democrats arc
how yrry enthusiastic In favor OF Brls.ow, an,l
Will vote for him II uonlinntrtl. The Iun!a
Se'lihal still !lupcs for his nomination at Chr
cnnatl The Mason Ntrs says tlle Nr!stow
sentiment |. largcly Increasing. The l.aperr
GaartoM says Il wa surprised q the l,rl;tow
THAT the knowledge of Tit political history
81 Mr Hrlstow VIII seTye to thoroughly, con.
that tho Inah WIN was a Republican when II cnst
cnifaso And {snrlc''nerS 10 stand up MgHinst tho
slHy"cracy o. Kentucky, !nuy bu ret dIwn AZ
irSty EG"d Hs|neltean ~ htse later .lays VI peace
aetttool at 1utrasttng in this least tts un
for III. bla!ns; M The lFlstow record, published ut
enecs Of thousands IN this Slate. 1t would bv thu
beet campaign document ever circulated, should
Drl-tuw bend the ticket
pr"f yarJsll. "t saginaw, und j. II. AicCar,y,
2f jackson. asc mentioned ~ KrUublira1l candl.
aates for Superintendent of Public Instruction;