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, 1876-01-25

So far - can 10 learned, Ills German singing So
ctet!cs arc Tho Est to nAks preparations for Tho cre
brAsou in this city Of the Centennial Fourth Of July.
Al toua ago last Juno thB leading members III nay
Of tho German associations dscaaiug Tho proper
eonrle to u pursued aud early In July se1rta gsn
tlclntn, IncabeN Of singing soclstes, met It Ar!on
Hail. III Eighth stsuet aud he.s decided tas. zach of
then, shcu trius shs nattet before shs soeset} "
which hs w.s iuesntsr. md Eeaue.t thst aelsg..
auat*s from othsr otg.n.,.t'oa:. H. August tho
@ Msrs ure.eat ''o as,er.lIons fson tso x.s!are
&r.n1, Anon, aaeage!runAs. Beethoven atal-
ncrchur, how York M.nnasrhor. lleuo Iluno,
Turner Aocittf, and the A1un Of Williamsburg. Nolh
inH Q! dsnults character done at 6rtt, but ths
constant oamns oxeshsr Of thsse part<. .ad " so-
fsttug many prominent persons ln thy movement
which haa seAulted A ths sdoytEou pf general plan
n ceebrEss Tho Gtntennls In hitting nauntr, Thus
plan cosnprtsos lhres festivals: grand concert to bs
AUld In O}ltuorst dssdsn tAs u Of July, which
cur, Oh aund.yt = mopster torchiikht procession
the night Of tAa I'd md and ToltAfcst And gen
erA festsT.i Of song and d.nchs = loaes' Weod On
der Tho carr Of D, D.mtosch VIA Will bs III leads.
aud director on thai ocoason. 6ilnorss full orches-
ts4 Of 100 psesa will accompany shosus uf nearly coo
sooes who to b. assctsd from tbs sostss hsSose
nsmed. Tbs programme ~ pos ut b9ea naAly d.
lded upon.
, 1876-01-25
naocss Into such shape a. 10 ronder yotoes un-
neccsnary.
so1na further t!sbate WAS lndu1Ked ln. and tho
motion prevailed.
Tho Council ttnn adjonFnod.
nismnrck GctftnR Lonesome and Sigh.
ing for visitora, 10 Judge bY the APP
pended III IonSencgrfn AllurGmcntHs

taasmnrck Getting lonesome and Sigh.
jnx Tor visitors, 10 Iuuao ~ tho An.
rnna~a nlonscncgr,n Aiiur.ncnts.
an.eso, nra,eh IA "a. cSA.1ca T,,av,.
n,..'ssn n. :, N -. ~ a, H'Ha M.''. .',"A"n 1,.
c.'s. !asasnok; s, - =" Sau. *-u1po'y uhlso
States Malhhal AsI, accompanied bT Callfornla
Joe aod s,x otlcrs, arrival last avcplug six days
from tho Black Hills. Thoy report 1,2oo nen Ia
n. I'm, ,nl ,ntnars ,rrsvir. i,,tv st ,ho w..
1s' 49, A Aa"aa.,aa. o~' n'.',s ~ Ao A"se
OF MY OF ncsenss'hso' ffo''siohn ara
plenty. Flour IL el2 per hundred; bacon,
Is conts; cofres, 60 cents; tohacco
e1.5o, etc, Callfornta Joe and Tho
otta,. ,o,,,rr ,-,t,, rrnn,ios nj ,... =, ..as
9.u''e te'u'a .,, w., 'opua , . suu s's y ones.
h6h' VINO u feitanlo' anu mo othcss aro e1uallY
80. reports thht they saw 4i37 taken out by four
ronto cscnot one dcad onc near f,r.,d nIvor
r,r.,r,r ,,sr.ss =, T,,col, ,,a o,,,as .a..s ~
.s, ~ s,hae n. uo.se .to W.
ing SHARP shou' and othof preparations asc TO-
Ing madc for all nctivo campaign against Sitting
Bull. Activity In fow days may be looked for
in lint direction.
.,..t., ns.,.,,.t =, 7,h. t,,.-,o, a,,,,,,..
q. J' m.s.1 t,fn.. ~. ~ 1"rot ,r.t. I.'oe
81 iAot. 'hnn.' 'An. 14'.1e'egiame 70 the
Dispatch from bismarck To-day Indicate great
, 1876-01-25
4 Dog Ooasting-A Story Told by a
Ltttle Girl.

Last Winter ~ ! waa hussytnx houo from
school. hoping thera would b time for = s!do
before aatk: ! saw, just ~ / reached tho long
h hi,i oy Mr e.. dog drawing : slsd up tho
sit-llke LOGS. immsn1a dsppiug s.r.' n md sJ's !
tery monrnful e1pEession Of eourtensncs.
~ wts haruesaed 10 the sled BY the fope.
.h!oh VI. ttsd to hia COLLAR. aud - 10 bid sons SONS
sneoly eoly "a & drawing .hs s'd up the h It being
Watched hsua IL It las. reached tbs top Of ihs
llll and turned round facing the bottom. Wait
i1B faf hls little mater 10 aonla .snd nnha1neaa
.n.. nn1a. 0at IA AZ uq|eckty @omsnh doggy
, 1876-01-25
AfToUEnIHu REVELATIONS.
IN HdjfoT Of TA< Cbftt1go Tribune:

CHICAGO. Jan. 2a.-The Communtsta hAyn
through tho agenoy Of " fricnds,' become posted
ou tho following fActa. Those wore The lustruo-
tions Ascertain tho number Of arms undor the
control OF tho First aud SECOND Regiments and
tho police fofco; tho numbor Of mon, military
atld police, who oAn ba spared 10 case Of an out
bronx aud, II possible, splko tho artillery, 90 IA
TO render Il unfit for use. These Apply ot!y to
Chicago, Tie Communists Of Now York. iha-
delphia, and 0tlor largo cities. arc on lilo look
out, and a simultaneous outbreak all over the
militia Ia NOT dsspised. 1t will ba overwhelmed
by numbers. cannot atato with certainty when
the row " Will commsnce. I viii merely pay
bewarp. Tho Commnnlsta know there IL i
'.traitor In tho CAMP" Therefore cnn nniy
sign myself OnE or Tugx.
, 1876-01-25

SptetaI N&Eateh 10 7hs Chte1aa Tribune.
Bioux 01ry, H.. Jan. 2i.-1a tue case Of Mrs.
Lucy Doyoro s9ains! Otto khatner, claiming
$4,000 damages for aellsng intoxicating liquor
10 he1 husband. tho Jury retired 81 Saturday
evening and rendered. verdict this morning Ao-
quitting the defendant.
, 1876-01-25

10 tho Editor ef The Chfta7o tribune:
CHICAGO, Jao. 24.-rcrmit mo through the
columns Of your paper 10 any word In regard
to nuct.agitatod question among largo class
Of cur businessmen. viz grain Corners Jnst
now there is a cry to "Ropeal tho rules" Fill
your contracts or buAt," and other kindred rc-
marks, which aro MI very we'll In theory, but I
venture to Fay that shopld tho present rnto bc
repealed tho very mon who AFRO 81 ciamnrous for
the change would BOON demand something dif-
ferent, Let us now, vhlle VIC are WtpcAains tho
rosulta Of tho last corn corner, 20 shape ctr
rules that We mar not bAvo repetition Of t1lIa
diBg1aceful altar,
Tho blanc in tho present instance Aeerus to be
equally divided between thoae who wcro long
md those who were short. Tie manipulatoss OF
the oornor wota wrong, because they we're buy
ting what they knew could not be delivered 10
them. Nay, morn than that, thov bought what
tloy did not HAnt delivered. II thore lad been
theremotoat clauco Of tlloir rocesvsng tho prop
erty. thev would not havo purcllsEed 1t. The
Bhort sailor Was wrong, for tue ronson thst lac
was selling what he VAS almost certain he could
not daliver, md. ns in somo instauces selling
out his cash corn ut hlgh priced on the last day
Of tho month, and !hon tlefanltlug On his option
sales At Tho 10y price: All these ecandalous pro.
a. it stands ia partly rieh. and partly Hrong, but
1t lA altogether too much In favor Of tic short
sollar. Lot TIM huyor be equally proteoied. md
thiDk this can 10 accomplished BY nusng auY
thu last two huainesn days Of = month 10 per
cent on it's value, on tho two days preyioun To
that per cent. and for any time prior to tho
last four buBinosa dasa. Of . month per cant:
but to tho Board Of Trade. I vonsuso to ray
that with such rule in operation,
no ono would conaider It remanoratlvo
enough to attempt to cornor thu market,
amount Of money 1t receives from fines, IN no
Que Houfd Betl property unfcss no waa certain of
, 1876-01-25

letn Proposed, IN sneet, but nothing hsa
aver bren done. It ft simply 10 prepate suits-
BE II! The CounY Hospital. IN which all insane
peEsons ulsy TO placed, when aFsestc<s anu "here
while tWaiun6 ttael, they may % . onee put unaer
erFEoErtate treatment pnh nf8en.o nha ta@!se*! ~
ss ~ IT. ~ s.rT LIE. u
sncf .n Arrangement ehoulI bs n,al, without suy d.
iay, and your Committee strongly recommend th4t
this sociey sko such steps =. may ln !s juds ment
tetIn htst 10 secure this nnch'nrnded reform.
Va now Turn p report Oh LIS condition OF tho pA-
!icnta ntcs theft arrival ...
At THE COUNTY AHrLUM.
The location IL Of ihe dssat!sst. nattest mott
exposed In tho county. Aud on many acn'slats un-
suited for this purposs. Txn larRs at,tlnna !.ays
beeu aae to tbs A.Jlum building sIuco te sss per-
ton WA conatructc-A lsst during Tho jsEi trfn
ye,rs-hetpR now shout completed. Wien tll!s last
addition ready tic entire building will accommodate
ant 4n0 PATIENTS Upon tbs ~hole 1t Ii good build.
ips and, especially in tho n,olrsu portions, is well
bL,tt to it, ps;asa II Ia protty xall ventilated SUD
will lie well heated aud has good waller supply from
II, Est.s-tt WELL al from what wo hare been Rbe 10
ret Ill, drainage eau be Mado moderately good for
SONS time 10 come.
hut tho titne 1nust como. and not vcTJ remotely,
when .hn drainage, owing 10 The nature Of Tho
tey must Ia inA!cHuAta uu!rs3 expensive mrans arc
t,aployei to rc,noso lLe sewerage from tho st ds-
trirt which nox RECEIVES H. not faf from tho Asylum
In tho important 1nattors, ihbu, Of Z building oi
, 1876-03-18

Mr.. II. Pres5oe, the colonial botanist Of
Trinidad, has recently published an official
report, describing the fourteen best yarle-
ties OF suear-cane, among thirty-two sur
viying kinds Of a larger number sent from
the Mauritius, aad stating the conditions
twenty-five cents for a stout plant or TUT,
or in ioiuts at twenty-five cents. for every
fve) on which planters can obtain any OF
those that are ready for cutting and plant
ing. Eighteen of the thirty-two seem to
be distinct varieties, and deserving of care
and cultivation, as possessing characters
that give them, in one way or other, a SUI
periority over the two or three sorts at
present in cultivation, aud among which
the yellow Otaheite takes by far the lar
gest place. Some OF the new varieties
are peculiar for length of joint properly
internode, or tween joints, and some for
length of joint united with stoutness.
One is remarkable for both, Joined with a
very soft tissue. This sort is Of a fine,
dark, claret colour, aud is numbered 10 in
the list. In common with many of the
others, it also bears drought well and is
prolific. Two (Nos. 10 and 14), being ex-
tremely hardy and prolific, are recommend
ed as fodder canes, to plant on poor, dry
soils, unsuited for the better canes. They
are much harder than Guinea grass, and
will yield a manifold greater weight per
acre Of surprisingly nutritious fodder.
, 1876-03-18

more than by all their eloquent appeals and
elaborate organizations. Respectable and
well conducted houses devoted to the sale
of such beverages alone, would be the
only chance of getting young men to take
them in preference to spirits. There still
fingers among us a feeling that it is q
manly thing to inbjbe stroug liquors
without showing their effect, and if a
young fellow does get drunk he is looked
on as one VINO has failed in a NOBLE under
taking and deserves good humoured pity,
not blame. This feeling it is that when
a young man in Kingston is asked what
he will take to drink, prompts him to
answer in a knowing manner "Oh! a
Iittle old colonial | suppose ana down
goes a dose of fiery spirit to burn and
deaieu the lining OF his stomach.
At times a glass of good rum properly
diluted with water is extremely whole
some, butir does not do to try the ex-
pertinent half a dozen times a day. Very
often, however, a IisQrdered stomach will
call qaite rs often as that for something
to Queuch its thirst, and unless a substi-
tutc, such as we refer to, is to be had,
the rum and water will certainly be
resorted to. A cider, aavoured with
mango, pine apple or China plum, # care,
cleanliness, and attention were devoted
TO its preparation, ought to be a most
DalatabIe beverage and should prove 4
powerful weapon in the hand Of the enc
mics Of excess. Besides Jhis Iiq1or, how
ever, the cane juice, according to Mr..
- l--
, 1876-03-18
THE "AVIs"

IS PUBLISHED
RVBRY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY..
, 1876-09-25

y
The great Russian Fur which has recently
closol Ut Nizneu- NoygOrod is said to hnvc beef.
less SUCCESSFUL than usuul, owing u tho 'rurco-
Serylan Wnr aud the consequent unsettled CON-
dltlpn of tho Dannbsan prlucipaiitics, anl tho
general uullncss VI trade throughout tho civil
izeA ggu5e. Ordinarily, tho fasc-n,uch the
largest IL the WORLDS attonded by from e00,-
DOO tu 40D ,0O3 strangers, ind tho sales amount
to over lbs ,O00 OtN ruhlaa (about Sl0O OtO 0O0),
This year tho ysttors have not exceeded $50 UO0,
aud the receipts hayo fallon below ", ,0OU, ,0O0
rubles. A creator variety Of nasiona!ltits Is to
10 found at NoyEoToA than at any gathering Of
mon, Frc'lrli, Germans, Italians, 6punIards,
Dutch panrs, Norwcglans, Grccks, Arnenians,
Poles, Hebrews, pgtstMns, DOhentAnB, Chinese,
Tnrturs, Bashkira, Tnrkomans, Clrcassinns, Kali
lnucks, aud klIrgiscs. In tho vaAt nliscollane-
Gus crowd tho only wny 70 enumeruto visitors Is
by this salu OF bread in tho city, uf which the ba-
kcrs arc Obliged by law 10 mako cxart returns.
The principal articles sold are tea, Siberian
iron, ausl PcrsAn SILK; hit, besides, there Ia
llttlo ol everything, from grrat bell to eharnl
against demons, Of which the supcrstitious
poasants arc In mortal dread. The fair lasts
from Aug. II tn Sept. Z, according to our eulen-
dar fths Old Styla still being used In lsllssla),
aud is ouo Of tl!u most Interesting commercial
gatherings In the world. III thcse days Of tcle-
graphs ani railways, however, It can',ot con.
tinue much longer, alid II Aos already lost !ts
prcGttgt.
, 1876-09-25
THE PLANET VULCAN (2).

Tho French Astronomer, Lo Vcrrtcr, cole
hrntc1 as ono ot thutwo tiscovcrcEs Of the plAnct
Neptune, In 1S48, teleyraphs TO the effect that
tho transit Of NJ, iutra.mercurlai planet across
the sun Inay be expected to occur on the "a or
I'd Of Octobcr, That 10 the Monday or Tuesday
Of next week. The astronomical world will
doubtless he on the qui vivc, and scores Of telo
scopes bc pointed towards the sun during those
two days to catch q sight OF tie dtrangrr,-ff
atrangcr there be.
Eouc Of our readers probably remember that,
In September, 1850, L. Vcrrier announced II MS
probable that onu plunct or rnorr revolvcs
around the sun In an orbit within that Of Aicr-
curry. This statement drew forth the c]aim from
physician named Lcscarbault, residing at KoE.
ercs, III FRANCE, that he had observed Il small
bndy (plnnct] pass across tho suu OH
the 25th Of March previous. Tho state
mcnt caused considerable excitement IN H.
tronotn.cul circles, but tho planet, II 1t be one
uas often been sought for In win since then,
though several Instances arc On record where
swift moving spot on the sun Aas been observed
by parties not looking for translt. The latest
Of these, previous to shls year, was In the early
part of 1874-the pines, Eaatern China. Now
It appears that sucl, spot WIS Witnessed the
4th of lust April BY no lcss than
ttrcu observers, IN Germany, drrecc, and
Switzerland, respectively; and by comparing
this with other observations, Le Vcrricr coll
cir.lcs that another transit iliay occur Us above
statel,-t mean distance Of tho planet being
0.sti5, when that Of the earth Ia taken as unity.
Tleru Ia sutnc difficulty. in reeonciltng the
above figures, as given IN Nature, with the fats
dependent ea,eulatton-prctntstng that there
aro i've leap-ycur luys between Mnrct
rs, 1856, ind April 4, 1916, which
n,ay possibly havc hccn ignored This gives
Garth makes l703 revolutions, nn,i the new planet
would have ,nala 1855. 90 revolutions, These glyu
sidereal perIuu Of 40. IL days, and q mean uLs-
tauce Of 0,:assli, ur about u, l0O, 00O miles.
would arriya at conjunction with the euu urt
Oct, /, Instead Of tho I'd Or I'd, IL no allowance
be mule for ercntrlcity of orbit; aud II tran.
sit occur, IL ls much moro likely to 10 witnessed
OIL HuulnY tllau On Tuesday Of next week.
, 1876-09-25

A Kansas farlller writcs The following good
humurcd description Of tho destruction Ut his
crops by tic lneusts: IA low hum, a. Of u
lstAnt threshing-Nachlnc, filled the atr,-the
advance OF the locusts. Louder, even louder
the hum, TIL In roar tho countless billions nf
devourers werc ol, us, all around us. ThU afr
was still with them. | could look at tho sun
without blinking. They settled constantly.
The earth WIS covered with them, yet not ono
IN thousand stopped. To the east they wont
III a vast cloud. A west wind, gale, blew
them. For six hours thoy hew,a a solid cloud;
mud to-ntght there Is not wAeat-pfant left y
any Of tho counties about here sat on a hlll
and watched tllc,n, anil smiled a. /
saw somo hundred tackle Bun1nwer,
and laughed ns saw that s,,ns!ower vanish
Sixty artrs OF my wheat was up. Now II Ia
tlowts-tho gullcts Of the locnsts. have joy IN
saytnE that have GU acres Ut corn that Will try
their fueth somewhat. 1t ts as hard al corn cau
be- walked tlown this afternoon to ace how
they were making out With It: They had thu
stalks ali trimmed VI Leaves, and wero saving At
thu corn. But could see that II was no 10.
Their t.oth slipped oyer tho bright yellow sur
{arc+ Our G4rtlcn Is perfectly clea1ed; beana,
cubbages, tomatoes, tnelUus, everything utterly
gone. The vines To the potatoes hro gone, and
! all expecting boss hopper up nerr at any
n.oIngnt to request the lnasi OF spade to digu
NY POTATOES with. shall rctuse his request
with acotn."
, 1876-09-25
SpsfagnetI tNuss., Rtpuhi.s7n

SN7HtHzl! 1N19s'5 K1FH1ls$!N =,
States oi Malno auu Vermont TINT didn't 70 or
weren't oarrted to the polls, last week and week
before. Vermont has Il 20 taxable polls, and
tAcru were u, ,h0U Votes Gust ut thu recent cleo
tintl. or fully % per cent of tho whuu number;
~ other worlB, W Of every LOO voters III the
State reported 1T tho bailos-bo1. Tbs still closer
canvas ln Alain8 brought cut IN gwen lArgur
prop3Itton- Tho Htats has l43, l05 polls, and
lw,4oo yotes wsre cast, belng quite 0S per cont
yotcs ~ every 100 who failed 10 put III tl.er bal
lots, N0 have nevGr Known anything at all up
proasllil'K this In Massachusetts. Our polls foot
up 57l ,GB; Y a. largo proportion Ut the legal
voters should tura OUT next Novembcr ~ did
III Vermont, they, would cast B45, 900 vutcs; II
as largu propnrtlon as In Afaine, over 35U, ,Ob0.
Ihe largest vote ever cast ia Massachusetts,
however tfof President In l6j8A vaa but lD3, US.
, 1876-09-25

When Boston grl gs.a m,icd at hes hus-
band ahe says; "Hase tytant, shall leave
Western gstl becomes similarly affected she
simply rtmasks, "Oll man, rtn going 10 cit
up and git, and II yuu don't i!kc II, Just climb
up on your eyebrows and zee II you cah stop
Men-Ntp York Uispateh.
, 1876-09-25
RTUD1O ETIQUETTE.

living. i. 4. EAsTxis.
- mtul,iw =. L. EIiquErrE. !, g! El1E
70 1hs hdator Gr The Tribune.
hand during viii Which ealler. mav crnect to- to ind |
TIC artists In their stuaiof' Tho custom OF
bio within 80 recent time, tlsat Il IA not 10 be
won,Icred m nj lint ,nany ia1irs md NJ - rcnttcmcn NJ
't IN as es Ss ws 'o royefn .oeot1
IN general a1,ould commit crrors IN ,hc encra1
h.onch ~ ,,mSt,.a,,omntt" - n,,, ~ M .i,.sptn.s
10 su!Ilcicut to simply expose tho 0auc,eries
whiGl aro mora ar 1c,. ro,n,nun IN a,u,f;o-
callers. These hints mo written 10 aid tho ] IN,
w" cycnt n n1v ene
uncomfortable 10 themselves, but renders them
liable 10 int'lct positive torture upon the artist
through sotne careless remark or comment, No
alivo to ,,nk,nl remarks and actions tlnn artjsts
Their relations with The outside world, and the
rules OF etiquette which should bo observed
In tho studio, aro established by
long.cont'nued custom; but It may bu
remarked TINT, up to the >bcginning
q tho present century, t'ey received ter so'nm's.
s,s"s s' ..,I nv. a"' s..sy' a'o
tocsac5' anu hoyai 1aml,ics' now however ihe1o
picture thas DO no, nretontl to somo knowledge Of
lie dnu arts Thc xonora, and llvely intsrcat
ats afua an ~
but This interest mas certainly been arotscd
rhy Homc other cause.
@ brsaeh q stlqestte e; tho paSl!a to s.;tns toe
FIG"t c e, tmrse te.s M a a.tor @
who havc tnadc H. .,iS ~ n art ' KITE H. ,yn1L
ii ID grcat mistake 10 suppo.o thst every one il
, 1876-09-25
10 EXN&lANl1E.

no Iioi!sEs AMP new mud:
Eltar male to aIdoe: aute tArnllE lulpcWen nts ~
eosa vot worth AZ stock fary fSoa. r., .;
merchandise xln pay d!nu1enca tn E!sh tnesA h4.l:
neas, A4dteas ANtltEW 7. NlLLEA. pA4ton. Ford
County, III.
, 1876-09-25
CITY REAL ERTATE.

ION aALR-DYT nofp, ROOM K - MADI.
ft.$n.:I:srgs ssore. 3Hory dwelling, oyet q Is
east of wood. Itore rtn'A for e snd eao, 9t
241lot alleys good basn. carr In front, street parcd
etc. thGA u bargain.
er o s,s!,
near Thfrty. .ctshth:sts Iccided harssn: ~.1..
Fs % ;hs week It Il II 'cs.s, sooa aa
Ei9cks Y yon want bargain calf want s1,s' down,
Sss ss@eSee s.roor cottage. and lot a4...,. ea.t
tab,-a.ream cottage and lot east front, Gu OAK.
esEesn is,ns t,inHe% "a Ea9 '' s' On i'''0f
go,a 7topM sottAsc and lot With dwelling tn rest
t. nesf vi! b se :5s III Al sIs p.rssa -
Tois HALE..TiIR PhNrElirY KNOWN As no. 1so
y Gx he iii I k!Eais ssts< satfR az Rsntas
Eon eALE-ox TERMS e, sUiT-S5M Will
s. sai u ri b." a:stefy frame hon.s.
Hnilarxsrd'ss g, vi. new 1s,oty ftanan hepIe. 2l
!arfaId' T. q 70 new cottage !ocln., Fillmore
1hdutrs II :pza Weatcrn.Av.
EoR sALE-NuRTH IA RALLEET... CU0iCE
F:ne :rs offered for few DAYS Ii. wiilrPLE t.oou,
n, 1os Washlngtonft. -,
T1oH sALg-A " FEET LOT IT Fiji, nEFTfI
n u! nss ss. 81.
viii II fs sssa = d II: o;
KeattnK Broker. Il 81 cfatK.s1. ' -'N '''.-'
Tor ,sALE-CllE Ar-pK 70 EXCHANNETwO
rcstdcnect E!oh loeatton xsst n!yls!nn. i5arl and
9t6UO WALLEIt AflDTIIEtts. - Mafhington It. -
, 1876-09-25

TOR BALE-A COMPLETE DIsT1LLEnr. WITH
about two Acrrs nf ground, located In Co0k Coan.
y, near the city nin. Can te got ready 70 run Ut
Dnce Inquire al 81 WcAt Lnke.st,
, 1876-09-25

owned by our cittxnns. We have scen that Mr..
these sxh!h!tious On Tho homo artists. a. to tla
estTsl ~, duration q that influence aud how gem
sssny aud fayosabiy IL has boon auou to operate,
h,osstsi s,s M Of ths ass,a.s who .wcro here during
of eiv ,ose npst h s1hno .rs s.i ho1o Must aous
anoaa ,ant1 tlroag.ut two continents. lii tniHAtu
aa d. NJ W. w. ME @b9slos H. SSans, H. iish~ood T.
excellent excel work. liesldos producing paintngs II
st!S ~ Mt h.9ry hes rendered. great .ufv!esa to art
oycr iha n9f sn.ag M ngDloT In. rsss.,y been placed
sst; ", fesk as devoted ,aost Of h!s tiis 10 ho
AHssas'Sy Hssa ,tS.,a NJ soaaS 10 spent some limo II Syw
sde of William a1s, was nos beesa lax SosS oy oe
a,.t T. fS''ps no 70 n.s', ,ss ~:
wood, before ho was con,nsi]sd by weatncs.s "
t's eyes to abandon the brush had giyon i'd IN. n.
mstnkabe, int.nsatlon Of puwcr u sI teuro I
Eut IL tho cnpac,y ot esttc hs .s1T,es. rs 5rssa
Ssc snns!asrals snd !hs many te!letoas ssa.
as " ISu noe u Sava iSus INK as h Of Eutops when
young proIcunts. both to atlmulaio and to um9de ~
As. tookns, too, was hero At thu data Of ihs Gr.t
i: Ssa .atjss foad 'ia "a pfa,at'as fay2:sua T.
H. wsut to RE.nror; ,,' W. h. haso .esn numerous
liasa, a'a q, lenst struggle ntu being, md il, ~
auSSi.y al al a.srs. ~" IL sas may no. aos hs b
very stinlIy assetted, Il nevertheless a,aintslns
under thu supers!.ton u M; uookins superior
sII occasionally, fall under tho fasclnatluns ot The
gay froick!ns Of hts old frlends tho fairies, tho
n.ost Of bis later wofk4-pasttcularly hfa Aspno
nlhtifis oS hfs urt. and s.nw In meet theta. Nj
EGs sa hs fna"sy a: asv .s" ~ o,y ri 5sss s@t
who olsanissd liz e1hibIiion q is5v. aud began
, 1876-09-25
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

TARPETst CAnPKTg! CAnFET6t = HAansoAE
~ fail styles OF Ill KrAdc4 AQ kinds just ArrfsBK A.
tho popular monthly .pAyment house Of W, ~ LOW
ELL 4 CO., T3o West AAdtsoa.tt.
f[HlE ElirlhE pARLolt nEDsTEAD COMPANY
se furniture, c4fp6tA sk0Fts, trtckefx. ftc alS9.
tho ceebttled Empire pallor bcdstead, lnstarnts
Il The Ipwtst Cash prices. Ha1e1FoOM S83 Wosl A-
s10u.xL
TIVE UNION FURNITURE COMPANY, SELL ALL
/ kuta OF hunseh94 trtultnfa on monthly yaynleIu
q low pr!cca. bOs West AniIson-It
, 1876-09-25
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.


Tor sALE-CHO1cE IMPROVED FARMS ASD
hcrr property, 20 to ~ hcfsa w!thtn q mi!ei r On