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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22
To the Ladies.


When Il slip has grown six or eight
inches high, nip ont the top down to
the last set of leaves; it will then throw
ont branches on each side. Let these
grow eight or ten inches then nip them
out is before; the tops of each branch
when grown the same height as the
others. nip out again. Then procure II
stick the size of your finger, eighteen
inches i'll length, take il hoop skirt wine.
Irvine back and forth alternately through
holes made in the stick equal distances
apart place this firmly in the pot back
pt the plant. tie the branches to it and
you will have, when in flower, il beau
tItul and very graceful plant.
PLANTS From GREENHOUSES.
Those vino buy plants ut green
houses. know how fresh and green they
look when they are first taken out, and
how they dr"op attcrwar,l, from the
effects of the change from the warm
moist air of such houses, to the dry at
moSphcre and draughtS of the sitting
room. 1t is stated that if the plants are
cnrci"pcd for Il few days III thin, soft
paper, leaving an opening ut the top,
they will become arclimated without
feeling the change. Sprinkle the leaves
daily. on both sides, with small wisp
broom. with warm water.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22

TO PREVENT CATCHING COLD.-The
mistake is often made, of taking great
care to put oh extra wraps and coats
when preparing for out door exercise.
This Is not at all necessary in robust
persons. Sufficient heat to prevent all
risk of chill is generated in the body by
exercise. The care should he taken to
retain sufficient clothing after exercise.
and when ut rest, to prevent the heat
passing out of the body. Indeed. per
sons very often catch chillS from throw
ing off extra clothing after exercise, or
from sitting about in garments, the ma
tclIal of which is not adapted to pre-
vent the radiation of heat from the
body. Linen and cotton under-cloth-
ing, when m"iStened 10y perspiration,
pats with heat very rapidly, whereas
flannel and silk, being non-conductors.
prevent he rapid loss of Popular
Science Monthly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22

How TO KEEP Tools CLEAN.-When
tools are clean aud bright. they may be-
kept :" by wiping them, before putting
them away after having been used. with
IL cloth dipped in melted paratfinc. If
they are rusted they may he cleaned by
soaking them in Kerosene oil. and then
rubbing them with an oily rag dipped
IN the very finest emery powder.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22

BLESS

"A Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and |
Instruction.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-12-22

Is warranted On the reputation of Dr. Collins its
inventor az old physician, t" be the best plaster in
the world of medicine. The union of the two great
medical agents viz electrcitity and medical
gums and cssrncrs, fully iusiirs the claim and
entities this remedy Ia rank foremost among all
curative compounds for all external aches and
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
OPENING or TIE AQUARIUM

SPEECHES AND FISH DiNNEE-ARRINAL OF THE
wHALE-vALUABLE FISHES ~ The COLLECTION.
The New-YOrk Aquarium was filled to the
doors last evening with guests invited toattend private
opening OF the institution. The hall was brilliantly
lighted the tanks showing TO much better advantage
than by daylight, and the fish being quite plainly seen
through the Illuminated water. Among the prominent
persons present were Jackson :. shuitz Judge Noah
Davis. william r. Vernilye, W. Il. Stuart Richard
Isclin. Ace,non s. sullivan Meredith Clyner, Dr. Prime
and william A. Hammond. The music was furnished by
DodwOrth's Band, under the leadership of Harvey H.
D0dwOrth. The exercises oi Ihe evening o!chtu WIZ an
address By Robert T. Roosevelt poiilh'ni % %H'lI"' ol
the Fish Commission. IN Wmch ne clilWed thc
fespeetADy ue I hSn that of horticulture or aeicn
ture and In which, be declared, the aquarium was OI
great assistance to ne Studi OF an iue. i az ' t
sion Of this address the audience was lnVleu 10 rah
of fish susper the production al thr Ihou 0'h'es ,h
Commission In this collation. about ny ulsIts oi Isn
many Of them imported from foreign countries were
furnished. ,.
expected the whale arrived al the aquarium rom
Quebec. This animal was taken III "a trap apout lNO
months on the coast Of Labrador "heIc " mas pe5
he ready 10 receive H. The journey mere was made III
six days-to Quebec IL schooner WIN sSGlai V yaIk
made for the reception and frQm QItOec 10 Ne"-1oIk
by express, in box lined with damp sea-wcId special
car was hired a, quebec at cost oi p per ne ar ar
whale was placed in the large circular tank
thai was built for his residence. where he
now swims about occasionally showing his gray back
above the surface of the water rising mp and blow
ing" thin stream ol sPHSh hii o b ,o d a "a mt IA
fet IN length SO far as be ascertaned he has
cciyed no Bruises A large number OF other fish have
been received IN the aquarium wllhin the past Few DAYS
The salmon eggs have been placed III ther tIougS ana
are now undergoing incubation. Two young allgators
each four feet long, occupy tauk OF Iher own. Inc
great seaDn tank has occupant Inc agents OF MI
Coup who captured him in the Pacific Ocean have long
been striving take warus ana seaelcphtnl neither
of which anin ais has been captured awe Ihere
s also large number OF valuable FISH, among whch are
sharks feet feet 4l9 feet 3, ana eet IN length
hammer-head shark OF 3l2 feet "a sturgeon Oi IeSI
and large stng-ray. The latter is considered Na-
able ACQUISITION 10 the aquarium collection
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Miss Kellogg sang in Boston last Saturday
evening.
Best, the last Meistersinger, died recently
AZ Ulm, age SO years.
Mr.. BOucicault is acting at the Boston
Iheater IN Tho Shauglraun."
Mrs. Louise POmerOy will appear at the
Lyeeum Theater on oct IL as Juliet
Rubinstein will take Mime. Essipoff's place at
the London Monday Popular Concerts"
Rubmstein's OPERA "The MacCabees," is to
be produced az st. Petersburg tnis season
The physicians are rumOred 10 have forbid
den Nine Patti TO visit Russia this Winter
Mr.. Ben de Bar will appear this month, at
ford's Opera House. ia Baltimore, as FdtSid0
Miss Clara Morris appeared at the Brooklyn
dheater, last night IN tho pay of " Conscience
Miss Rose Eytinge who has been brilliantly
successful in California has returned 10 New-lOTk
Nine. Nilsson will sing in Ambrose Thomas
Hamlet" at the Grand Opera, Vienna, this WINTER.
The Liederkranz Society will shortly pro-
ouee Heinrich Hofmann's operetta "Schocne Meinsina'
We record with sorrow that Edwin Adams,
H.
Wagners "Tannhauser" has been revived
Elisabeth
The MendelssOhn Quintet Club, with Miss
humphreys a. vocalist has started concert tour In
this State.
George Sand left an opera libretto entitled
La Mare an Dabe." which Nine. YiardOt Garcia will
set 70 music.
=, Mr. Tayleure's travelling company, to traverse
tne provincial stage with Mrs ChaifraIl comprises Mr.
Frank MOrdaunt Mr. W. =. Burroughs MIR. W Maurice
Mr. II. p. Atmer, Mr. Walter Shine, Mr. A. r. Chapman
M r. u Alien' Mr. J l. CaIhart, Mr.. T. W. Brown, Mr.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
SCENES AT HE BULLETINS.

EAGER CROWDS WAITING FOR TnE NEw, DISPLAYED
OS THE TRIBUNE BUILErNs-INIENsE INTER
FsT AND EXCITEMENT IN THE EVENING.
The excitement in Printing llousc-squarc,
and indeed, in all the lower portions Of the city during
yesterday afternoon and evening, WAS intense Crowds
hung around the newspaper and telegraph OF
fees eager for information, and up to noon
the instruments OF the Gold and stock Telegraph
Company were busy consulted shortly after noon
THE TRIBUNE began to display bulletins from the large
windows Of It's front office, aud almost Immediately
large crowd gathered 10 read them. Thcy contained
news obtained from all the headquarters in
the city, from the State Committees OF Ohio
and Indiana, and from leading politicians Ia the various
large cities Of the two states in which tine political
struggle was going on. No other paper with either
morning or evening editions attempted In any 10
display the news during the afternoon TmE TEIBuSE
Office was the only one at which any in
formation or any indication Of the manner in
which the election being conducted the
probable results Of the vote could be obtained
From time To time the crowd changed, but at 40 time
during the afternoon there less then $50 to 800
person, gathered III front Of the building eagerly waiting
for additional bulletins. The information that TnE
TRIBUNE was displaying its news In this manner
soon spread to all parts OF the city and
as the afternoon away the crowd increased
In the evening large calcium lights placed in the
middle Of the square ana threw their glare upon the front
of the building Lighting up numerous other dispatches
which were displayed. The crowd during the evening
numbered constantly several hundred people. who
watched the bulletins with the most eager expectancy
In OF the afternoon and evening the following
interesting dispatches mot otherwise published In THE
TRBUSE were displayed the bulletin OF TIE TRIBUNE
INpIAEAPOLIs-l2:30 p. m.-Dispaches from various
paris of Indiana 10 Democratic General Committee say
election progresses quietly, with no fears Of rot
CLEvELASD-12:30 p m. - Adyices from Delaware,
Mount Vernon Toledo, and Noryalk show Republican
gains Charles Foster, Republican for Congress, re-
ported running ahead OF his ticket la NOrwalk.
CISCISSATI OhlO-Adyecs from South IL ud. Indiana,
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

Arrry Tho funeral service. o. John Auen viii be held
at the Hanson Place NJ ~ CR!i'' AZ & % + IL ISIS at
o'ol1ck Friends of the family -rc invited !" '''''
BROOKS suddenly on 1uesdly oct 10 a. ms nv
Inwood on the llusol Elisha Brooks III the D." So'' VI ~
Nolicc of funeral hereafter ..,,.
BEEKs-At Jcrscy City oct 1876 Henry A. h''''' " '
payrr "+l be- oarrl at the residence Of his brother > W.
Hrrr 267 Fiuh ~, Jcrs.y 'N NJ IN ~ o. 80, a. %or
Thursday oct H.. 1916 The remains WIZ De 'A'" " "
walk, Conn. Tor ntormcnt , m,
BROOKS- -~uIdrnly Tuesday, oct 10. ~ lh"oou vi nun
son Elisha BrouAs, IN the 62d year Vi his age
Noic" OF funeral hereafter. ,,,,o,,
Robert Edwin last Of capt Robert l. ana sara" "
iir. and friend, are kindly invited 10 attend his funeral
fr"m m. r,,.irHcc OF Ills parents, No. IL hot't" on
Wedncslay afternoon. ocl'tA' -, ,,-. -,
CLEVELAND-In this city, on Monday oo' y i''' ''''
Relatives TRENDS invited to 1llrlh r"s '
THURSDAY morning next AZ ~ % & ,,rTnt WI take place
at Greenwood. ,..-.. H..
LoDER ON SATURDAY oct T. a the residence Of hs So sen IN n
law, George r. Titus, Rye y !" b'"J'i''' '
Relatives and friends are invited without further hqe n 0
Wrinrsfav the lIth INST. At j2 r. m dia,hs oy oyi,
Haven r. H. leave toiiy se'uH"'' Nv --0'
leave RYE az 5:23 and C-3. =, $50 ,
Frances II aud the late John e. PaAr hle, - IN
Friends and relatives of The fanny ri,rc ~ East one.
auu,rd ari 1,'uty ,rvs1thsi wednesday. ne Ilth
inst, at y. m, without tth'f h"'''' -. , -
REMINGTON-On the 9TH inst, at itlehh'h' Va vi P'"
mOnia Clement Remington ot ihl' '''S' ,,,-
SEAMAN bIs residence on staten Island on Monday
morning oct o. Edmund b. seamli III 'o oo'h year Vi "i'
Relatives ass and friends are invited to attend his funeral services
from 81 PAUL, Church NewNOrk Cit5 on IhuisdJ M'er'
noon, Oct. ~ at gig O'Clock $50
WHEEL ER-Oct o. Cecilia daughter oi FRA Mhe,ivi So,
Funeral services cock Thursday morning rom tre resi-
dence Of father, 43 West ~ u,sI % ~ AZ
Dauy fCI iutcTMCut
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
say St. Joseph County probably gives 500 Republican

say st: Joseph County probably gives 500 Republican
majority.
CLEVELAND. Ohio.-Adyices from Fremont, Gallon,
Barnesylle, Sandusky and Ttiin IL a. Say very
heeyy vote Is being pOllcd. Indications that Foster Will
bc elected in KIN District by increased majority.
fLENEItNb, bhtO-RcluDllCaus claim 5000 10 1000
majority IN :ie Cleveland district; also that Cox. Repuh
Hciu, 10y Congress VIII carry Toledo 10y 900 or 600
amid intense excitement No disturbance has yet been
reported.
ISDIANAPoUs, Ind.
Veterans National Republican Committee:
Election quct up to noon Vote wrl be heavy. We
shall win WILSON,
Adiutant-'ienCrdl Boys In Blue.
Printing -h0usc-square last evening transformed.
Instead Of The usual quiet which succeeds the business
activity Of the day there the glare oicacum lights
with cagcruess 70 get the news az shown by the cam
paeu dispatches. From the various newspaper Offices
bulletins displayed at frequent intervals
To the impatient crowds which surg"d up 90
their doors, and in invaded the
office and bJdgcrcd the night clerks with their queries.
OF AL the papers THE TRIBUNE had made the
piete arrangements for furnishing the street assembage
with accurate and timely dispatches. strong calcium
light illuminated the two large windows in Jhe rst-hoor
office, OF which devoted 10 Ohio and the
other to Indiana Around the light aud in front II
The TRIBUNE building grouped the largest crowd
on the square. II uprOariOus gathering and
the appearance of the small boy with fr' sh bulletin
was signal for loud aud long continued cheers In
spite nipng aud eager air" and clouds OF dust,
the crowd remained at ts post receiving constant
sons to It's numbers Several blatant street orators tried
to air their eloqucnce but were promptly suppressed by
the multitude
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
LAIESi SHIP NEWS
IFor other ShiD NeirS ser Second PGqs.
ARRIVED


steamship Isaac Bell Lawrcnc 3cmona cry Point and
NornG. VIA m,o ant pass - oil Dominion S,Al,. 10 ,"
10 Oi Dominion steamship Go.
siaishp aucu, EcaI,c Boston. with mdse and pass to
Ship ,iaec 20. r6r.,aouth. " H.. Jacobs Lobos de
Barx Augaso ta Icata 10 days. with sulphur
SAILED
ton Ahiid ias Wmngion e. oG Dominion, for >or.
r&n IA Rs l ,rl ~ Ustoa for Ian Francisco bSrk.
liagna ioi f,t5as, ,I n oi ,iI DEM B
rrc a.a luundo. of -. Ons thomas rurIe ioi Bar
SAILED BY WAY or LoNG ISLAND sorND.
steamship Hepiunr ir Boston blr. Joseph 'aArr ,or
Mout,ydc'. cns,tna i.'imoni for BOSTON ''h Lenora
wIND- sunset m.icratc = W: clear.
TOEIIGS rOEfN.
HAyAy, OCT ior4c si,9'4E ciy ~ Gi New tr9n
Nsw{ 2rn'r & ts, % ia9i1k I. ng asrn oP '"
HAIlAN. -. ~ Orf. lO-Ihe steamship George Cromwell
arr, ed at 81 Johns y. b.. ia, laorline
DOMESTIC rOVT-.
DrL,wAW BHr,NNATEG oct. l0-Au.ycd. blrs " & J.
TEihirrua h, morning. Arrived. steamship AiDemarlr
NfS.oalftS, Oct Io-Aryea at The Passes. steamships
Alice. nom lI''rlol. iiud.on ifoI Nya lore snip -
nom Ncs OH tlrllr ,c.r DAVID Iorcy, for Jessy city
s%aSS,t Ol Ii.-C.eaicI. bark ClFI george ,Gc-l TOT
Ca1Gllsroy oct Io-Nrvr steamship Fal.ou fro'u Bal
umorr. tnIs Robert h,l,y aud toi rrii nom SrH ~ on
tos Wtymoith, Maly iNmb 'ror ioI Blli'm"i t
InuhpluIuN oct. lo.-Auvth. steamships Leplan,.
An II an. Boston. II. Wiling. Icr baltimore bark
t4Il iIau.ru. luuuuu.
Eu isIHi OCT lu.-Drltcd. steamships lhhcr ian Brh
Archer f,r Liverpool uIlaN, Nm KENNEDY. to'c. i"
t,r. Josephine ihoupsOI. Moore. n Wy rA, VIM
Nhl c, Li- uIu. Philadelphia. ships charles nhS ''I %
WIrAc I.ryu,, btrA D. ". hltiY-toI lhuts" I'hAui
u .,u Iuc.o Iry. IY.I-. Iu-tou. Arrived. steam
-ht,- Wm CIu-. Howe, hu.oIi Mcclellan. Marra Ii"'i
irn,r MatthI stevens, chance. Sew ioik noniy T. Cav"
IItf.Iu, lI Air.UiI. baIk- 1ttmtid ''ft.I i''-' '
mrp. tla stewart BIZ Mrk'HN', hubIn N,tnlA ni. 20
Aud,rt H. London. Kong taU INUTI, 0Fruunth pl"Stha
,attarcaa A,,am- GtaiI. pdolc. valencia Anna A'iS'
ItthA t-,ur.. Jacob. a. iu.dpu.
DISASTER
E,rriosr. oct l0-Ihe bark icmIlar footA from prmc
ai To- t4- port NltH cargo ui tIeaI s ashore 81 - lh
Point about mill, br'" tu, IT,. Assistance h1' utei
sent , ud probably noit OF air Dci's HshI'u'l
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
VI fRRIEU.

RUINTN NAII- -sIIIPMAN oct 10. by Rev. Dr HAL III
liam T. BriutntIl o rh,bc VI. ~mpman. No cards
uATcu- -GEAY-N tho residence Of the brides parents,
prnpkI I,u y y oct b. RtN. pr. Jolh y Il'u"N' ~
n GfaV ,l,trhsr ~ Commodore A. O. cray 'o I'''''
Hatch of Sew York CITY.
NoutE- -HgoWN-On saturday oct T. at The residence 3l
~, hrid,- u,r,uts b, the Ery. g. H. WILCOX %" Ju,p
olr of Washington D e. 10 lia &. Brown, daughter oi
T. II. Brown. esq. stamford. Conn.
sTt.RGFs Macleod By the Rev. Arthur Brooks 81 me
1nur,l of inc Iugarultiou oct. p, Miss Ic.'" '
daug.t,r of Dr T. u Macleod OF Chicago Ill., 10 HI'l
Stutges OF chicago
VAN ETrIN- -FRISSFLLE-At Kingston on me liul'on' Oh
an "Wednesday oct, 4, by the Rev James Drldlr'' u
gilbert Van Ettcu ~ SaucrttirS y - llI .loI, .loItn :
hdc daughter Of Dr. VI. NJ. lrsaelc oi hlhE'''n' -''
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

There is positively NJ ground whatever i"i inc ''''"
, ,r, i,r, claim, mt forth uy some Of the sowing
,,,in, companies particular machines have re-
ci h CHER honpr others Tho awards are al oI inc
came erlc aud no exhibit pronounced best o ii' class.
The fudge. reports, yet published VIII give ' ''''
merit, Of each ,IIbit Tho wilcox Gibbs n'" "u'on''
machine ha, taken an the honor, o'ainlblr
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

none who question his honor and INTEGRITY ana ana
RoDe wv thon "a ,se eaumnes. He Is as far above
SSg wrong of the bench as Charles 0C9nor or
any OF tn ardent ridden paper, says it cannot regard
oowsconor's "persstent vlitcation OF the Court OF
NJ hrIs as anything less than dlsgracefui me BrOoN-
ApPeer,s,Ls also condemns Mr.. OCOnOr's action
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

DOVER, y. H.. oct. 1O.-Smugglcr defeated Judge
Fullerton tOttng match here to-day in three straight
heats Time. 2.27, 22l, 22ti 4.
BOsTON, oct lO.-Ihc Father Mathew anniversary
celebrated here day the chief feature being mmen5o
procession. About 1000 men wrIe In line.
Rochester. y. Y, Oct. 10-The Supreme Court
-. follows:
4G, %, 20 &, IL, 81 81, H. 73, H. 70, H. and ~.
pROVIDENCr, Il. l., oct. 1O.-The Fall meeting of
Bosou Prrbytry began here this evening IN the First
Prr~byt,rlm Church. The Rev W. W. Newell Of Newbury
port preached tho scrnon
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
NIP. CI.EyELAND,s FUNERAL.

The funeral of John +. Cleveland, who died
on Monday afternoon will be held on Thursday morning
next at 10 o'clock at his late residence, No 233 West
Twenty second-st. Mr.. Cleveland was member Of the
Licderkraus Society, the 1ammany Society thc social
not the political organzation, and Of the Masonic fra
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-A movement was
organized in this city to-day for increasing TIE endow
ments of Washington and Lee University ~ Lexington,
Va. 4 permanent organization was effected and tho
Hon. Morton Mclichae elected President, with to
Hons NJ f. Waite, Robt C. Winthrop. Wan NJ. Eyarts,
A. T. Bor,e and Thco +. Randolph Is Yc'-Prc,idents
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

Mr, Grateful who ha, just pur ni,e her boy ono o, if
rnuu, sii-I lis ighh compliment Dl h' NUM- @ "I,
80, b., .iu with tlr urttr and her exceeding good TASTE
si,t, f, . such demand .or pIttoius she owns u2 lh
amt a, bought Of s. EtNNONp * t'' toiH'l .''" -"
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

"The battle between brcechcs and brains is
shaking Indiana its fouudaOn,' is thu me ON
ciHnnf Gd-eftc puts It, which is little the uukindest
truth on Il. j. Williams We have read
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

There are no trHcr sayings than that history con-
stautly rraS itself and that hcc j. nothing under the
Like all truths, however there are exceptions 10 these
new unparalleled toilet scoucss but perfectly
pur. equally adapted Tor childhood and maturity, the de pi
utrI p toilet ald bathing soaps, has Just been invented H.
1. Rabbits Baby -p1p.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

Chill and Fever, or Fever and Agnr. as well as
Intermittent Remitrut Fcyur encctn1y cured by
Dr. u. JAlNEs AGCE MIXTURE without liability Of return
Sold NN,IYMhare.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT
n0vERNMENT PROBABTLITIEs.

For tie Ni{iie States and Neir- England. ris-
ina LdyOD,cte rSh dHd bgSt HOI-veS lrtdS, gencrdy
clear igeaicy. and IhurSddy morning hedrV yoStS
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

C. j. FyFe Miss IsadOre Cameron, Mrs. Maurice Doyle,
Mrs. j. l.. Carhart, Miss Anita Burroughs, Miss Mary
Maurice, and others.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11

PnrLrr'. IIuir n-nn - the best PREPARATION ever '"'
foI restoring LTay uAlI To It. -lhi COOL
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
TRIBINE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

.T diagram variations IN lhii c tenth u
utag r,.ru.r
horizontal
of TIE curved ar rsi
dIuug
carved line s ruly above BE- line 0f
relied
fth-re sIiirn ai excessive huctuaus nt1 el.y 't3-n
l. II appulh Indicated 1y the frequency
the lgcNus IT, s5rge By thr rNrs5 Of ' movement H9n
VII t1-
ctryei line from 90 s'-oT th ins 3ol
points ~ unuistukably o pleasant wel.hsri
The decline of the barometer that began the day be-
fore was continued yesterday Till afternoon, marking tho
proximity of storm which passed to the north OF this
locality and gave only its accompanying and follow
ing winds It is not likely that even an outlying spurt
OF rain from that will reach this city, the curyo
of pressure began to again before midnight, and fall
ing teIuueraturc with north westerly wind Is az hand.
For this city and vicinity, cooler weather clear "
lightly clouded sky aud high winds indicated SIN
liar weather, but perhaps somewhat colder, Is probable
In
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
5uecllI Notltss.


Bnrlc's Fail styles Dress aud F Hats ready at poFu.
lar prices. 1li Broadway, Park Bank Bui.'u ulg
Patents, Trademarks, Nc.,
secured I'm tie United states aud foreign countries by
ARTHUR V. BEIEsEN'o fArfNr AGENCY,
2JS Broadway New NIrt
Best references. send for book OF instructions.
Professor Felix Adlcr's
ETHICAL PR DBLEMp,'
will bc nauguaicd at standard Hall corner ~ Broadway 1nd
FortysecOnlst. on SUNDAY NENl oct -. at II a. ul.
seats will be- reserved All Others Interested
are respectfully invited 20 attend
Po.t-Oaice Notce.-Thc FOREIGN MAILS for tho week
emg SATURDAY. oct. H. 1876, viii close at this Oilco
ON TUESDAY al m Tor EgIOpc per steamship Dakota.
Wa Queenstown; on WEDNESDAY, at 3 a. d., tor tutole.
y T steamship Botna, VIA Queenstown on TH UESDAf,
40 1880 m. f0r Europe, per steamship Nrliud, va
Plymouu,. Cherbourg and HAMBURG: ON sAIlLtDAf. AZ
for Europe, steamship CitN o. B,thn, VIA Qu'ts-
Correspondence FOR scotland ocnluy ana tIaG,o tIa
forwarded by this steamer must Dee specially al sei
aud az II Tor scotland drct per sleapi,.e 9i'n1' n1
via glasgow and AZ li.3O for Grimahy Mtn.i o,
mark and ,,Orw ~, per steamship Main. va i
yremeu; At II IN. fur France drrct P5 az,
mrrluie, via Iayre. The steamships DaAo.' s, mi
Ctv OF Berlin do not lke mails tor DnuaIA r,",, 49,,
NoTvay The mails for West lnurs va NJ, 'aii. Hr
~ TuCn.s viii leave New.YOrk OCT 70 my ~ ati -
CHINA &c win leave san Francisco NoE =. '0 "'' w.
Australia sc, VIII leave San i'"'' T. l. JAMES, +. ~
New-York tribune., 1876-10-11
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An Notices Of Marriages must be mdorSed eh l"d
name and address.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1876-03-16
Conyevancer.


NOTARY PUBLIC, C0SNEYsECER,
~ Attorney et Law. Collecting and Life
Insurance Agent.
Office at his residence, corner of ith and
Locust sts., Upton.
Having no high rent to pay, his charges
are consequently low. 5tf