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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-31


PARIS. May 81.
LIE Temps states that message in
cipher notifying the Turkish Embassy
here OF deposition, began as follows:
We, Abdul Az, comfortably with the
wishes OF the majority OF our subjects,
abdicate. This was communicated to
tue Minister of Foreign Affairs. The
Embassy also received u message stat.
ing that Suitas required tho Sultan to
rellnqulsh the title of Caiiph, which
rendered him invioiable. The Sultan
soon after abdlcated. LIE Temps adds
that the new Sultan is disposed to re-
move the present Minister of War, be-
cause he favored the project of tue late
Sultan to make his son instead of
nephew heir TO the throne. The news
of the revolution III ConstantiHople was
we'll received here, aud it is thought it
will be solution OF tho Eastern ques-
ton.
The spanish Constitution Adopted
by Coagr<ss
MADRID, May 81.
The Constitution having been
adopted by Congress goes to the Sen
alto, where debate will begin next Sat
urday.
an 0aiet at Constantinople.
CoNsTANTINePLE May 81.
The dethroned sultan is kept under
guard. The Minister Informed Muhrad
Efteudi that he was proclaimed Sultan
on Monday night. a popular demon
s;ration took place next morning, but
no opposition WAS offered to the new
regime; perfect peace now prevails.
Convicted OF stealing.
LONDON. May 81.
Mrs. Nina Jury, sister of the Itch
bourne claimant, and one Of the wit
nesses against him in that famous trial,
Was to day sentenced 10 seven years
penal servitude, she having been con-
victed of stealing
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reforms I'm Turkey.

CoNsTASTINoPLE May 81.
It is announced that the Sultan
agrees to institute an Elective Assem-
bly,, and promises many reforms, in
Gliding the abolition Of the Seraglios
aud reduction of the civil list.
Alliance A ns.sHsf tRUrHxav
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A. SMITH.

A. SMITH.
EoRACTICAL MATCHMAKER AND JEW
Z eler, begs leave to infolm the citizens of
Winnemucca that he has led "a shop ut
uhen0welh's News Depot, Bulge street, VIM
nemucca, and is prepared to do all work in
his line ON short notice. Satisfaction guaran-
teed naay 29-if
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PARADISE WALLET.
Tho Garden of Nevada = A Fine
Esanch.

Aleck Middleton, OF Battle Mountain,
who has been on visit to Paradise
Valley, arrived here last night. and is
enthusiastic IN his praises of the garden
of Nevada He says The grain is ow
deep green. and about SIX inches high,
aud to one accustomed 10 dusty streets
and sage brush surroundings, as he is
at Battle Mountain, it is really delight
full TO look at. lie is interested lu the
ranch of O'Neal L. Middleton in dat
valley, which tho owners intend to
make the model ranch of Nevada. They
have |, $50 acres, enclosed with a sub
stantiaI fence, 100 acres of which is
sown to barley, aud the balance to
clover, redtop aud blue joint grasses
They have u sumber of black berry,
gooseberry and cranberry bushes on
the piaee; which are literally loaded
with fruit. having sustained no Injury
from the cold spell of two weeks ago.
Though Middleton does not live III
Paradise NJ present, he bias hopes that
his failure home will be in that biissful
region.
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GUN AND LOCKSMlTH.

UUN HIVD LOONSWIIH n.
W. a. Martin,
DRACTICAL GUN AND LOCKSDIITH,
a has pened shop on Bridge street, east
OF Mckerrow's, where he is prepared to
Clcan and Repair
ALL KIsTs CT
Guns, Pistols, Lccks,
Etc, ETC., Etc.
KEYS fttcd, soldering and all kinds Of ~
guaranteed.
wihnethuecs, May 49, 10. myt5stx
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-31

An ANTI CooLIE Doc Henry Nc
Kerrows dog Tricks has rs great Il
dislike for Chinese as the most ardent
meE Der of the bnii-Cooiie Societies of
San Francisco. He will not permit one
of them to come near his masters resi-
dencs, ard protests against their walk
ing the streets IN that vicinity. Yester-
day II dsndified Cbinamsn, who prided
himself Oh the length of his TAIL about
four feet of which hung gracefully doxn
bis back ,ventured too near McKerrow S,
and, of course, attracted the attention
of Tricks, who went for his Lirsute
appendage. To protect it. the China
man Commenced turning around, the
swinging causing the tail TO assume a
horizontal position, giving it the APP
pearsnce of rod fixed at right angles
to his body. After this the dog went,
jumping al every turn in bis attempt to
catch it, which he would have succeed
ed in doing were 1t not for the inter
ference os his master, who, attracted
by the barking Of the dog and the cries
OF tue Celestial. came To the rescue
of the latter. The Chiuaman went on
muttering. "muek boy and other
Celestial "cIss words. and it is safe
TO say that he will take the other side
Of the street when passing in that
vicinity IN future.
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Alliance Against Turkey.
VIENNA. Nav 81.

VIENNA. May 81.
The Montenegrian War Minister has
lnforMed the Austrian Government
that at offensive and defensive alliance
has been concluded between Servia,
Greece, Roumsnia aud Montenegro
against Tarkey.
Hevoiuti0n in Turkey-Ine sultan
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GAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
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MADRID. May 81.
The Constitution having been
adopted by Congress goes to the Sen
alto, where debate will begin next Sat
urday.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02

NEVER KNOWN TO FAIL.-DR. NOR
RIs' SYRUP OF TAR, WILD CHERRY and
HoREHouND has never been known TO
fail in prematurely curing obstinate
Coughs, Colds, Group, Whooping Cough,
nor any diseases of the respiratory or
gans-and it does it too at oaeei 1t is
not necessary to take it for long time
before you can discover its beneficial eff
fects. 1t is positively guaranteed to be
composed of the purest and best mate
rails, and to always give satisfaction.
Do not fail to give this great and potent
remedy trial. 1t will not and cannot
disappoint you. Ask for DIR. Morris
Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore-
hound, and take none other Trial size,
10 cents; regular size, so cents and 81.
Sold by DAVIS ~ ARNOLD, Druggists,
Bellows Falls. 4-eow1y
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and commissions of consuls. He speaks
also of doing this same thing in regard
to patents and land grants.
President jackson was absent from
the seat of the Government SOP days
Among other important acts performed
by him when away from Washington
was his signing at Boston the famous
order for the removal of deposits from
state banks. The memorandum at this
point refers 10 President Jackson's re.
fusal in 1888 to furnish the Senate a
copy of certain paper alleged to have
been read by him TO the Cabinet, and
mentions that in January, 1887, he re-
fused to allow committee Of the House
of Representatives to make general
investigation of the executive depart
ments without any specific charge, on
the ground, among others, that the use
of official books and records for such
purposes interfere with the discharge of
the public business.
Other Presidents were absent from
Washington and performed numerous
official duties while absent, as follows ;
Van Buren,, 13l days; Tyler, 1853 days
Polk, 81 days; Taylor, 81 days ; Fill
more, 60 days Pierce, 81 days; Buch-
anan, 81 days. No mention is made of
the absence of Presidents Lincoln or
.Inhnsnn
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E.,a,e Of William I. AiG,p

STATE OF VERMONT. Ede, Probss 1,
DIsTRICr OF WEsTsINsTER IS. Id and ioi 4
triet aforesaid. 10 ali persons interested y,
tate Of WILLIAM l.. AIKEN late Of eaa5s
said district. deceased. GsglF9s
Nou are hereby notified that l. c, btat,i (
Il ministrator of the estate Of Isaac WAN
ceased. has presented to the court here. De q
istration account of said deceased. who va n
istratoT Of the estate OF William l.. Aiksa a
Grafton. aforesaid deceased, and that said n
is referred for hearing and decision 70 the ses
said court to be held at the inn of NJ, A. w
Rockingham in said district. on the FIRST Il
NESDAY OF JUNE. 1876. az which time and \
said court will decide upon the allowance 4
account and decree distribution of said esus
you can then and there be heard in the Pres
you shall see cause.
c. B. EDDY. Rsss|
ON -
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SENSIBLE ADyICE.-You are asked
every day through the columns of news
papers and by your druggist to use some.
thing for Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint
that you know nothing about, YOU get
discouraged spending money with but
little success. Now to give you salts
factory proof that Greens August Flow.
er will cure you of Dyspepsia and Liv.
er Complaint with all its effects, such as
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual
Costiveness, Palpitation of the Heart
Heartburn, Water-brash, coming up Of
food after eating, low spirits, &c, we
ask you to 60 to your druggist, and get
sample bottle of Greens August Flow.
er for 10 cents and try it, or a regular
size for 30 cents, two doses will relieve
you. ~
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E.,n,e Of Gideon paipsr.

STATE OF VERMONT. / The Probate
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, SIS. J in and for al
trict. To all persons interested in the eta
GIDEON PALMER, late of Grafton, in sad
triet, deceased, GREFra
Nou are hereby notified that John L. Bgiiss
Il formerly guardian of said deceased, All
the death of said deceased, special adminisRa
his estate, will render an account Of bis EuSii
ship and also his account az special admnka
of said estate at the session Of said court . &
district, on the FIRST "WEDNESDAY CRU
1876, aud that said court viii then asa theiede
upon the allowance Of said accounts ssxassAl
and place you may be heard in the pTeRRe
c. b. EDDY. Bed
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a SOLDIER WITHOUT NERvEs.-It is
related of Gen. Stark, the Revolution
airy hero, that he was never known to
show his emotions in word or expression
of face, an old resident of Manchester
averring that he was never seen to laugh
or shed tear On one occasion, to test
his strength of nerve, townsman of
fered to fire a pistol close behind his
back while the general was busy con.
verslng. A party in the experiment
agreed to watch the generals face in
front and report the result, and see if he
were startled or not. There was no visi
BILE alteration in his expression or man
ner, but he turned very quietly to see
the cause of the explosion. He was
quite as much noted for vigor in the
management of his farm as in the man.
agement of troops, and could never en-.
dure Incidence in any one who had the
strength and capacity to labor. At the
time of the arrival of the courier bring
ing news of the battle of Lexington
Stark was hard at work in his saw mill
taking advantage of the spring floods t.
finish the sawingof logs drawn in tn,
winter then just past. This mill was OF
Ray brook, near the site of the dam tina
produces DORIS pond in Manchester, anc
the remains of it are still diseernabl
when the low water will admit. Ok
settlers assert that the log left half saw
ed by Stark as he mounted his horse t
beat up recruits, was never disturbed at
terward it decayed with the mill in tn
eight long years of fighting that ende,
with the surrender of CORVALLIS.
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E.tnIe of TisdnIe Porter.

sEATB OF VERMONT, The Probate
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, IS. in and for a
trict. TO all persons interested ia the ca
TISDALE PORTER, late of Rockingham ]:
district. deceased. GREE
Won are hereby notified that an instrumss
Il porting TO be the last will and testamenta
George Porter. the executor named thers1
probate; and the same is referred 10 the ssal
said probate court. to be held at the inn q ]
Wilder in Rockingham in said district 81
FIRST WEDNESDAY OF JUNE, 1875, ~
time and place said court will decide upon 4
lowance of said instrument. and you can tAs
there be heard in the premises ii you shall ~ 1
@. b. EDDY, Resis
as
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E.tn,s of Alfred yyrighi.

STATE OF VERMONT. The Proba'sI
DISTRICT OF WEsTxISsTER. IS. in and Tor 4
trict. 10 all persons interested in the 6
ALFRED WRIGHT late of Westminster !
district, deceased, GREIa
Nou are hereby notified that Freeman IN
Il administrator of the estate ofsaid deceaSsi
poses to render his administration account a
for an order Of redistribution ofth estate Of said
M. A.Wiider IN Rockingham In said district
FIRST w EDN ESDAY OF JUNE. 1870. 81
said court will then and there divide upon
l0wance Of said account and decree distribu
said estate, when and where you may be B
the premises if you shall see coase.
C. b. EDDY. Reg
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02

BURGLARY IN ST.. JoHNsBURY.-Tbe
house of Charles S. Dana of st. Johns
bury, United States revenue collector OF
Vermont, was entered Wednesday night
of last week. The burglar made his
way into the sleeping apartment of Mr..
Dana and his wife and was evidently
searching for Mr.. Dana's purse. Mrs.
Dana detected something moving in the
room, arose and striking match dis
covered man on the floor on his hands
and knees. In the excitement of the mo-
ment the match was extinguished and the
burglar escaped from the room. Upon
further search he was discovered under
bed in second-story room. The door
was Immediately locked and help was
sent for, but the fellow escaped in the
meantime by jumping from the window.
He left one shoe behind, which may
lead to his detection.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02

HAVE YOU SEEN CHASES
NEW PAPER HANGING,
Estate of Josiah Davis.

STATE OF VERMONT. THE Probat.
DISTRICT OF WESTMINSTER, IS. for said dis,r,.
all persons interested in the estate Of Ia,
ed. GREFr
N-ou are hereby notified that Sylvester ), M
i executor of the last will and testament ofJ
Davis, late of Westminster in said district de,.
will present his administration account iofl
ance, at session Of said court. TO be held aid
of NJ. A. Wilder at Saxtons River, In said n
on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN JUNE, A. d
and at which place and time said court viii {
as TO the allowance Of said account and deere
tribution ofsaid estate to the persons entitled,
to, and that you may then and there be heard
premises If you shall see cause
Dated May IL. 1870
CHARLES D. EDDY, Res
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2120.1y

CHILDREN CRY FOR CAsToRIA. Ii is AZ
pleasant to take as honey, and is abso
lutely harmless. 1t is sure TO expeI
worms, cure wind collie, regulate the
bowels and stomach, and overcome ir
ritability caused by rash or cutting teeth
1t is perfect substitute for castor oil
and for costiveness in young or old there
is nothing in existence so effective and
reliable.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02

Maj. B. r, Jenne of Brattleboro, has
the Oldest, strongest and one of the larg-
est Fire Insurance Agencies in southern
Vermont. Orders by mail or telegraph
attended to promptly.
81 oO.1v
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Notice I'm Bankruptcy,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UEl
STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF VERM
In Bankruptcy, District of Vermont, w
KIMBALL, Bankrupt,
Notice is hereby given that petition has zee
Win said court. by NM.R.KIMB BALL Of W /
ster in said District. duly declared banking
the Act of Congress Of March I'd, 1861, for
and certificate thereof. from all his debts a
claims proyable under said act. and that II
TENTH DAY OF JUNE. 1876. at II o'cio.
before the Hon, ID. A. Smailey. Judge Of =
at his chambers in the city of Burlington, Isl
for the hearing Of the same when and whers
itors who have proved their debts, aud othsi
in interest, may attend and show cause II 81
have. why the prayer Of said petition shouidi
granted.
b. b. sMALLEY.
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THE --latest, GREATEST, and most re,

HE Latest, GREATEST, ana most re-
liable remedy ever put together by med
ical science for Rheumatism, Wounds,
Swellings, Burns, Caked Breast, &c, is
the Centaur Liniment. There are two
kinds. What the White Liniment is for
the human family, the Yellow Centaur
Liniment is for spawned, lame and
strained horses and animals. 1922
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
gslluws calls Timss,
BELLOWS FALLS, JUNE 2. 1876


Mr.. Stillman White was blowing IL
his garden the other day when the pillow
caught on the roots of stump, bound
ed, and one handle struck Mr.. White in
the side inhicting severe injury.
The Ludlow Gazette says that as Elk
Gov. Converse entered the hall Monday
evening Of last week, to hear DR.. Wheel
er lecture, he stubbed his toe and STUN
bled against the wall, bringing down
with him two large maps to the floor
No serious damage was done either to the
Gov. or the maps, but some of the au-
dience exploded in mirth and laughter
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02
TAX SALE.

The nonresident proprietors of the tovT1
ingham in the county of Windham, are Pc
titled bat the taxes assessed by said tesa
the state of Vermont, within the year ~
either in whole or in part unpaid on the
described lands in said town. to wit.
The dwelling house and outbuildings y
connected Herewith, situated on the 81
Atkinson street, in the village Of Bellows
said town, and bounded north by lands
Cook. east by lands of +. A. Bodies. Jonn, -
Jeremiah Leach, Samuel L. Baird and h'!;
chins south by lands Of Emeline he.
Labsree. Theodore Allen, f. NJ. Barber.
Butterfeld. and west by Atkinson street ar.s 4
other piece Of land in said village Of bes
bounded north by lands Of the Bellows y
Company and lands of Esther ButterngJ
Atkinson street. south by lands Of ia
derhill. and west by lands of Amos Base
other parcel Of land in said village, oo9lfs
BY lands Of Russell Hyde, east BY l4ha5.
Falls Canal Company, south By l99A--.,
Blake and west by lands of james Mu.-,s
which above described lands are the ~
Henry Wells and are set to him IN the
said Rockingham. -. q
The taxes assessed on said lands for ~
and remaining unpaid, are as foiloEs'fN
Town Tax.
State Tax.
State School Tax.
County Tax.
Highway Tax, -, -
And that the taxes assessed By sAia 1850
Of Vermont. Bellows Falls village eSssksn 2
school district No. one in said hoekli.ss1ir -
the year next preceding this date, IIi.sris = Z
whole or in part unpaid on the same III y -
scribed. said taxes being assessed tosA'-'
as follows. viz:
Town Tax.
State Tax.
State School Tax.
Highway Tax.
School Tax, District No. l. FER.
Bellows Pals Village Corporation ~ II
And 50 much Of said lands will e a, M N
auction at the dwelling house q 81 80
said village Of Bellows Fallls,s- RTTFENIs
Esther Butterfeld, on the skh 2 =. 40. 4
OF JUNE next. at O'Clock in - ares
shall be requisite to discnaTse 80 II
Dsfsd ~ Roekinsham this 25tn a. -. a.
Is-S- c, ". BTTTERFIkl.D' fH -
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Executions.
PIPER, THE BELFRY MURDERER.

PIPER, THE BELFRY MURDERER.
BosToN, May 26.
Piper continued this morning to mani
| fest the same calmness as of late. Brief
religious services were held in the Jail by
Rev. DIR. Eddy. During the services
Piper occupied seat on the sofa in a
reclining position, very pale, but mani
testing no emotion, except when refer
ence was made in prayer to his family.
AT 1890 o'clock the sheriff appeared at
the door, followed by Piper, who was
supported on either side by DIR. Eddy
and an officer of the Jail He was ex-
ceedingly pale, but otherwise manifested
little to indicate fear or trepidation.
Passing quickly across the area of the
court he was led up stairs to the plat
form by the officers, and when seated
the sheriff began the reading of the
death warrant, during which his feet and
legs were pinioned, and the cap adjusted
and as the last words of exclamation,
"God have mercy upon your soul, were
uttered, the chair having been removed
the deputy sprung the trap, the body
fell distance Of nearly eight feet, and
after spinning around violently for few
seconds, remained perfectly motionless
The fall ruptured the odonoid process,
causing instant death.
A MURDERER's HEAD TORN OFF.
WORCESTER, Mass, May &c.
The Petersham murderer, Samuel j.
Frost, was executed this morning at the
county Jail in this city, at 1890 o'clock,
for the murder of his wife's brother,
Franklin T. Towne. The culprit mani
tested no penitence. AT the execution
he was calm and determined, and walked
without aid to the scaffold. The sheriff
read.the death warrant. He made no
remarks. Rev. Mr. Lamson of the Sa-
lem street church offered brief prayer
of not more than twenty words. As the
drop fell horrible scene met the eyes
of the spectators. The fall was so great
that the head of the unfortunate Grim
inal was jerked off from his body, and
hung only by the ligaments, blood squirt
ing in every direction over the platform
and floor.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1876-06-02

WE. the subscribers. being duly appointed
w Hon. Probate Court for the district OF W
ster, commissioners to receive. examine ani
all claims and demands Of ell persons aga
estate Of GRACE I. DAVIS. late Of Westmin
said District, deceased. and also all claims
from the fourth day of May instant last e
lowed by said court for that purpose, we o.
fore hereby give notice that we will attest
business of our said appointment. at the Y
house of Henry Q. Lane in Mestminstef,
JUNE AND SATU RDAY THE INVENT w
DAY OF OCTOBER next. from one 0'eloai
until four o'clock, p. M, on each Of said dsgA
p. ID. KEYES, lcou,uis
FENEL0N ARNOLD. NVAii'--
HENRY C. LANE, Ex'r. A
Westminster. May l6. A. d. 1876.
, 1876-08-14
OBITUARY.
CARR. BERGMAN.

Nt.p York Herald. dug. IL.
Carl Bergman died In this city on Thursday
yening. liz lad been III for tho better part Of
year, the serious nature OF bis illuess dating
pack for d tWclycmontll, and from the death OF
'is wife, tn whom la wus deyotcdly attached.
hitch occurred ubeut Tint time. Bergman
yaA born ut Eberabach, Sa1ony. In 1891, and
/ Is said OF HIN by Mr.. Rcltzcl, y schoel.mate
1f Lis and wvl!.knoWn musician VI this city,
hat Ee wuh musician from childhood.
flcn only IS years Of ago Bergman was
hs Musical Director Of grand ballet troupe
lsat startling from Vienna, visited Verona,
'raguc, vculcc and other dt!cs, where exh!bl~
Inns were given, aud In all OF which he garc
'1omlsc Of the distinction TINT ho was destined
y win. The rebellion Of 1S46 found the young
eEslst In one uf the clics named, mud he expert
need no little difficulty In securing paasp port
Or hlnEeI aud Ills co.[nborcFs to VIcntia. Fn7-
E4ne1 however, Hnally favored hin, au1 l1nmo-
lStc!y after reaching Vienna he tu,k passage to
il'a country. Arriving safe and SOUND. he ut
,aee III. made tho Acquaintance Ut some leading
aus1fians OF this city, who extended
'ettcr, ' helping s'f isnd. lii lis sspatatioa
taA Preceded him. lIo lind been Tor SIX years
e!!t uf thu most acceptable volo1eellsts a. the
,tadt Ts!eatre In Drestuu, and III Ills arrival In
III. t1ty he WAS courted aud offered several lu-
5atiSe situations which pru,nsctl. to b. !o-
EaahrTntfsc beth In tioney anl applause. For
nvcIa! n, ysars hu performed ets onl tht1s gain.
.sta conductor u tie Gcrtn4nis society, whtct
Rosit!un Ut" homo. he held until 1852. Daring
tua Two years Of Ills conlucturAh!p llc gave
SS,,'l!tctts III this city, In Boston, Rochester,
auilAu. NL4uy, : fhtlAdelplia. and ota4er