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New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
BROOKLYN.

The balance in the city treasury on Oct. q
was Sl4-3J4 IG.
During September, us patients were treated
at the Long Island COLLEGE Hospital.
The drawbrdge over the Gowanus Canal at
Uamtoudvr Il Hatd TO turn that rope attached TO
n boat il required 10 open and close H.
The members of the bar of Kings County
Cnarics oondit aad Euathan L. Sandogsou Addresses
were made hy Judge Blrd-rye, William Co and others
4 fair under the direction of ladies connected
with various Baptist churches. FOR the brncht o tne
Rrooklyu Baptist Home Is progress IA the Assem- by
Rooms MontagUc-st, and Will be continued during
this week.
Peter Brown, a colorcd sailor, was tllcd IN
rho t,rf nf -,-.,ors Yesterday on tue charge Of
slau ,htrr or killing Patrick liafuey IN Maiust saloon
sept 20. II" was acquitted on the ground that lie
acted IN -,lfdrcnsc.
Jcwelry and clothing, valued at S3ll, were
stolen yesterday frarn The residence of Mrs Mclean at
No. - liicks~t Mrs. Mclean ana heT dilghler were
nn, .Lorrine N the time pane 0f glass IN the base
mcnt door was broken, and the bolt pushed back.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
LONG ISLAND.

FLUSHING.-Michael Spain OF TINS village Il
,-,l,, IN ,u m, Nnrtn.lc Railroad. caught be
tween two cars 10 Hunters Point Yesterday ana ierrlDy
crll.hnl. Ills injuries are prODADIy mortar.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
AnnouncementAj

Use BRUMMELL's celebrated COUCH DRops
Genuine have A. b. each drop Branch, GIG Broadway
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CLOSE OF A SUCCESSFUL STRIKE.

The delaware aud Hudson Canal Company VIII sell
100000 tons Of LackawaDna coal at auction at noon To-
day.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

The greatest dcElfc ol NIblitI'' "iIi ~ ,'''
vcsglting the suspected cases ana lhrsc hui'pcr 9i
cW.aups. vacant lois. and UIocrupicd buildings supply
an army OF ecaers and cooHsts II Il y nes" sianc-
honest vote o! New-York hushcd T!ldcn worked this
game for Hoffman in SOS, when hc ha IErtd 10 he!P
him To-day he has better appliances tlan he had thch
and mas his personal and selfish amb"h - Sfahy'
THE DUTY or NEwYoRK kErUBAcANa.
Prom me Cterc' ana Le'dcr liciiJ
THE NEw-YORK TRIBUNE calls attention to
the uuuroccdtntcd rcei,tI 4oBs Eow going on az proof
Of immense frauds about to be nECrIhti ny lhc cH
Gratis OF Newioik Glty To count lIci ~ @
ine an overwhelming adverse vote IN the Statc lAele
ought to bc spirit and dcte niu9oh tn"nRH among New,
hard disagecahle tus bat they ought 10 do IT, In tn
cnna too much dainlintS' on the ias OF kGfGb,'Mis ans
about c1lainP icpcatls ANA Imported NatlN in 10 inc
defeat Of Mr.. Matthews Tor Congress. The NcW-I0ik
Democrats are doubt ready 10 ny TIE same tactics ~
favor Mr Tdeu' some oi "u'sc greatest victories "h
political manager have n'cn won III lhGlS'Y tld way
N'y-York /. the whining ground o. tlis election It,
Importance makes the Democrats H4prfgit. rn,l WIZ
stop al nothing that promise success lHL lhIB VI
rIn T worEius so hard for the general cause have Il
night to expect that their Ncw-iorE friends VIII not
w" m,g ot'cr%lSc 6c fairly Won 10 leak through
the stuff d ba.lot-boXca of Ncw-lorK CITY.
FRAUD IL TIE NoRIIi--IINTINIDATioN IN TIE
From TIE EtntLf AdCtdFtF (HtPJ .
There is no question about the gigantic
frauds being engineered III NeW-lok Ciiy aud other
cities Of the North 20 supplement the vote 0i the SOFA
south for Idcn Newlork CIiy L. 10 be relied on to
carr. NcwIOrk state. The registry Just Completed iof
NrwYOrk CITY, is almost proof positive The number on
the lists cannot be accounted fOl. lhc hachhaloHs t
going on enough Northern State> u add 10 the
solid south and Tdcn will bc elected The policies es-
tabishcd both sections the last m"thcds of dcs
peraon -Of piece of that advice winch encourage
Wade Hampton TO resist national authority III south
THE PROGRESS OF REFORM
From The Ncl.LOHdOH telegram NcDJ
There is no longer any doubt that the Dem
ocrats propose to repeat in New-Iork CtY the frauds
which gave them the electoral vote of the state IN SOS
Thousands OF Illegal voters have been cOOnlzcd III differ
parts of the city, and frGnduient ma .nraZ toi
papers have been issued by ihe wholesale 80 p0n ana
omen nave the Democrats been in this dsIepuiabc bus
will be able 10 block their game. Already numerous
arrcsts have been made Meanlne the WOik VI reform
g0es on.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
HARLEM RIVER STEAMBOAT LINES.
ADDITIONAL MORTGAGES oS TnE BoAls or THE
NtW LINE.

In ascertaining the financial condition Of the
Morh,auid Steamboat Company the mortgage in The
Register, Office were examined, aud II Gsccraiu~i
that n chattel mort gage the company steamboats,
lad been given to Icuamm g. Arnold and John Crauc.
trustees 10 secure bc payment OF SGjooo 81 bonds IT.
sued by the company. The mortgage was renewed on.
Feb % 1876 and op ls back there the Endorsement
showing that $50 600 In bonds has been Issued, sold and
is outstanding. while the whole amount remains unpaid.
OF $4,000 held by different persons a. security for
loans there is due them $4,000. Justice Neo ouuu who
Vs the President Of the Harlem line until Jan l. le74,
declared that according that record the financial
dltlou Of the new line was II follows:
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
JERSEY CITY.

William Thric. A Young man who was re-
leased from u luuHtc asylum 10y order OF Chanc' i"r
Euayou on the ground that he was sane was YESTERDAY
1rrrI on two indictments, one Tor an assault On Ms
mother with intent XIII and another for assault on ms
wife lie pL'adrd not guilty, and was cOmmlei III de
fault Of - 900 ball.
An attempt is being made TO establish a
New Jersey Association. the object OF which VIII be 10
procure the establishment Of Jersey city as port o!
utr to ud remedy for the large expense of river ana
harhor nspoatou and 10 discuss the adNantaGes OF
Now Jcrscy for commerce and manufacture citulaf
/. hriuy distributed by mail To citizens throughout te
STATE king for opinion OF the movement ana TOT %
nomination Of executive committee. Ihc WORK ol
nryauIlaiol is iutiIlscd TO William q. Mcdowell, at
Grand and Greeuests who l. to act AS secretary OF the
I.nnrlllnn.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
A CART

the juvenile stomach may disciplined with MILK MAO
SEsiA which always conquers indigestion.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY.
sam.5 5O' Noon. SIC. mg 6lo Midnight 4o0
Highest during the day, 6l'. Lowest. 40.
Average, 49ls' same day, 1875, 6OSS.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-26

much excitement. ~prau, s' Ing hc wd- Il, ,uty MARSHAL
stared toward tonn with armed body ot negroes.
Our -ii.rn u,' them wIth po~,', and ordered their
dispersion, claiming The teht to keep the peace ~ M
county. IN" mar hal di-haud"d after "A phIl"y. N"l'
uf our people ale armed NEhihth'
s.COND DfSPhTuH.
PoRr Gin-oN oct. II. 1876.
J. 4 GLpRGE: The sprltt negroes h'cd fr"m ai AN
hu,h ON les ~ the Shrrns uu,sc Wo miles from to"h
the nrc, wounding onc and capturing several hrSi4r-
the balance escaping INTO ih" swamp Aitcr fchIoIthT
~e followed. but have not caught up a- yet
The Memphis rdgHchc, this morning. says the follow
ing was received from X, publican sources last niSht aud
sprnted Tor what 1t is worth:
JNCH~ON, Miss, oct. -, 1870.
The representations thr the negroes were the alGfrs
eur- In the tlaihuruc County riot afr uttrtB Nl'h'
fuuuitio. lultrd Sdtcs Deputy Mdi~hhi NPIa,'' va"
arrived here lu-t night, reports thdt prior u" % Gay "
which Iyurh was gAZtttcd to speak AT Fort tp'" thr
indications that ' WcdId not hc ItIWU'u 4" ip ~
,,ns aud homes. with tine date of the meet
inn ou each rlda were pldcIdrd over the county. Dem
ocratr clubs assembled ami armed under piri"he' OF
preserving the peace. ono hGhcItd 'NHll' ''",t ,
acted "a rhrriT- aud policemen. IL" c"l"rSi FtTH'
were not permitted to carry arms 10 the nee ,ihE nv
Ing been promised protection bj lht SH''h' '''l "'
their arm. tXO miles from town. Al td' couh'"'c
Of the meeting Lynch vas eio-~ll hleult'u 'y
and declined speaking under the restrictions lhl
i,,scd by them. 4 notorious colurcd Democrat. 4.
,ud,r !, ul,uIl,rr Of indictments. put forward
d, thc Democrats. When the cporrd people hrSdh 10
di-lcis sr hcy were pursued by the Democratic mon WIN
arms. ani ci,ctudUy stamPflrI lh'y were hult,H "
la, uartritgo-, but the object was apparently NOT u"
murder hut 10 iuiiudatr thc!n 80 they "ouu "pthih
their determination to REGISTER aul vote lhl W'lI
puisGrd two miles when reaching hrli guns lI'! nl'
un the whites. Two horses -. the whites We tt N"hu'H
one negro va. wounded and several arrested aud odS'"
~ Port Gibson oit.
ms is TIE hr-t Republican meeting attempted to b.
ports terrorism throughout thr county, ana says l
Republicans cannot vote unless protected Nv uhl'u
Port Gibson. aut the commanding officer has done moth
ug To- preserve the pctc".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22
How to Mako sauer.kraut.

The best lot we ever ale we made our.
selves, and have done so for many years,
and for considerable time with our own
hands, and always from Savoy cabbage.
/. was manufactured in this way: In the
first place, let your Stand" holding from
a half barrel to a barrel, be thoroughly
scalded out; the cutter, the tub and the
stamper also well scalded. Take of all
the outer leaves OF tho cabbage, halye
them and remove the heart, and proceed
with the cutting. Lay some clean leaves
at the bottom OF the stand, sprinkle with
a handful OF salt, gil in half bushel OF
cut cabbage, stamp gently until the juice
Just makes its appearance; then add an.
other handful Of salt, and SO on until
the stand Is full. Cover over with cab
bage leaves, place on top a clean board,
fitting the space pretty we'll, and on top
Of that stone weighing twelve or fifteen
pounds. Stand away in cool place, and
when hard freezing comes on remove 10
the cellar. It will be ready for nse in
from four 10 six weeks. The cabbage
should DO cut tolerably coarse. The Sa-
voy variety makes the best article, but
il Is only half as productive az the Drum.
head and Flat Dutch. Wewill just add
that there is no diah more wholesome
than well.made sauer.kraut, but it should
always be boiled-and well boiled-with
a piece OF picked pork or corned beet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-12-22
OUR wELLSBURG LETTER.

WE11sBuRo, W. VA, Dec. 10.
EIlLOn IntelllEencsr:
For the past month there has been bu!
little talked OF but the late Presidential
election. But now we seldom hear that
subject spoken Of. Dizziness in every
thing and in every quarter seems TO be
prevailing.
The river is frozen over and affords a
free bridge for those who may wish TO
travel The steamers John A. Wood
and Venture are in winter quarters op'
poIite the upper end OF town.
Most Of our citizens who have ice
houses have them filed. The ice ia
taken from Buffalo creek, and is Of good
Rev. Pershing, Of the NJ. E. Church, is
confined 10 bis room by sickness.
The different Sunday schools are max.
ing arrangements for their Christmas
entertainments.
AT the NJ. E. Sunday School there Is q
brisk contest going on between two Bible
classes. The class having the smallest
attendance on the last Sunday in the
present month will be elected BY "a fair
count" no "intimidation, etc., TO furnish
an oyster supper for both classes. One
OF the classes Is composed chiefly Of the
fair sex; the other Of what are, or will be
in time, the lords OF creation. Last Sun
day the count stood: Ladies' class 81
gentlemen's 81; whole number present al
school, 200; collection, Sls. We shall
have more to say OF the contest when II
finally closes.
The Odd Fellows are making prepare
lions for supper and ball on Friday
evening, December 2eth.
The death notes Of the porker can be
heard on all sides. Turkeys and chick
ems look at mankind with suspicion al
the holidays draw nigh. q. B. c.
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Now York.

NEW YORK, December a.-Flonr-
Better business doing supertine western
and State IS 1Oa5 80; common TO good
So 55a5 IS; good to choice s. 7osS %; white
wheat extrs Is sOa7 90; extra Ohio s. 65a
7 90: ST. Louis IS GoaS %. Wheat-some
sneculatiye inquiry uRgrAded spring 81 II
al 2S: No. 9 Milwaukee 81 2Sal 80; No. ),
81 2Ssl so; No. 2 Chicago spring 81 %; No.
!, ST 2Sal 50. Rye-Quiet; western S0aS2c.
Barley-Firm: No. / Cauada 81 0Sal 10; No:
2 do. Osca$l 90. Corn-LeSs active and
unchanged. Oats-Held firmly; less doing;
western mixed aud State SSha5lc. Hay
and Hops-Firm. Cofee-Firm;' Rio car
goes l6SIa2Oc, gold. Sugar-Quiet. No
laSses-Firm; New Orleans 4Ss5Sc Whisky
Al Ia ~
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, December l.-FlOur-lng good
demand at full prices. Wheat-Actiy,e,
cash; ST 2iS January; 81 2S9E February;
No. 5, 81 OSal 10; rejected 94a95c. Corn
Quiet; 44Nc cash; A4kc January. Oats
Flrmer; 3SHa33jsc cash; 3S94c January.
Rye-Quiet at 69c. Pork-Steady and In
iair demand at $40 80 cash; $l6 IS January;
SiG 771Ial6 50 February. Lard-1n good
SiO 6Oa1O C!X January; $40 7?Iial0 IS
February. Bulk Meats-Firmer at 6a6'Sa
SHaSNc. WhiSky-Firm at 81 OS:
At the close wheat was easier at 81 y IA
l FIX January; 81 ASK February. Corn
tirmer at 4ika44ssc February. Oats high.
er at $40 january. Pork firmer at Sl6 77h
al6 81 February. lard unchanged.
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FOR SALE.
TRusTEE's SALE.

In pursuance Of Deed Of Trus, given by George
w. EckhHTt and vile, dated AuguIt 2lth, 1851
recorded IN The Clerks oios Tor Ohio county, West
Virpinll, In Deed Book No. 6, page SIS, ia, and
also by the written directions Of BAfban EckhAEt,
wife or aid George W. EekhRrt, will, on
WEDNESDAY, the goth day Of December, 1870,
sell the following described property. conveyed 10
mo By Md deed Of trust Tor % much thereof a
may b necessary 70 Fay Oh the liens on aid pro.
pcfty at the date Of the eonyeYAnee above named,
to-Eit Lots NoG. nine ~ and twenty-five y, 10
North Wheeling; also Lots HoA thirty .eighl lSsl
ana twenty seven (27l, thlrty.dK C96 thirtyteten
IS1, twetity-eght (2Sl, tWenty.nlne (29), Thirty
one tSll, thlrty.tWo tS) and thirty-three l'l' In
North Wheeling.
SAID sale Will 10 made At the front door Of The
Court House for Ohio county, at 10 o'clock A: NJ,
on the following terms: One-Ihird Of the purchase
money 10 10 paid In cash, tho balance IN hx,
twelve and eighteen months, With interest," deier'
Fel payment u 10 DO satisfactorily secured.
c. Z. sTIFEL, Trustee.
WHEELING, November y, 1916.
In addition 10 the above will also ofer for sale
n The anne time and place part Of Lot No. tou 10y
on Main street. North Wheeling, (lbout The one.
third thereby being the AaIe part now occupied
Tho above ale has heGn postponed until THURS
D dssi c. E. sTtFEL, Trustee.
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SALE OF EWING PROPERTY
On the Island.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO couH-
. TY AND COUNTY COURT 4
Clara V. McNulty, with ", AL
McNulty her husband,
james N. Ewing, JT., Elizabeth ...
Richardson, With W. R. Richard
son her husband, Mary Biggs,
with James II. BlegS her hus- In ChanCtIy'
band, Emma Z. Peck, with VIM.
Peck her husband, James II. Ew-
log and Kate Ewing, heirs atlaw
Of William Ewing, decd, and
Mary Ewing, widow Of the said
VIM. Ewing, decd. .....
By virtue Of the authority vested 10 the under,,
signed by decree entered In the above entitled
cause, on the - day Of June, 1870, 10 said County
Court, the underlined, Special CommlAlloners, VIII
sell nj public auction to the highest bidder at thu
front door Of the Court House Of Ohio county
west Virginia, on
SATURDAY, tho 18th day Of January, 1871
The following described real estate, situated on
Wheeling Island, In the city Of Wheeling, state Of
West Virginia, that 10 to say: Lots numbered ior'
ty-lhrse ilS, foIiy.iour ca and the westerly one.
10 the city Of wheeling known ns the addition u
the city Of Wheeling laid out BY Henry Moore
truStee Of the estate Of EbeneIer Zane, deceased,
10 such parcels Us may best subserVe the Interest,"
Of the PARTIES.
TEEas ~ SAIx-O One bird In hand and As much
more as the bidder may dealre to pay: the remain
der In Two notes nj nine and eighteen months, with
intereat from the day Of sale, TO be secured 10 sueh
manner as may DO satisfactory 10 the Commission
ers. Title 10 be retained until the purchase money
il ali paII, DANIEL PECK and
JOHN U. PENDLEr0E,
Special Commissioner:
VIII. HALLRR, Auctloneer. delS-F
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Allegheny Cattle.

EAST Liberty, December 2l.--CATrLR
Receipts to-day 1923 head, or cars Of
through, and IA Of yard stock. Total for
three lays 1851 head; everything sold out
and Yesterdays prices hold good to-day.
Best IS l2a5 50; medium to good 81 5Oa5 90;
common to fair IS 50a4 %.
HoGs-Receipts to-day $40 head. To-
tai for three days 1896 head. Workers
SIS 5Oa5 s.; PhlladelphiaS IS 90a6 20.
SHRRP-Receipts to-day 800 head. Total
for three days $500. Selling at y Goa
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CISClSNATI, December 2l.-Wheat--
Active, firm and higher; red scarce at
81 35al IS. Corn-steady at 44c. Oats
Finner at SOa8sc. Rye Quiet OF soc.
Barloy-Prime 81 coal Of. Pork-Easier
at SD so. Lard-Dull; steam lO1Ec; kettle
lie. Bulk Meats-Quiet at 6Tasl4as}Ic.
Bacon-Dull and nominal. Green Meats
In fair demand; shoulders SIS 96a6 90; short
rib IS 90; hams 50 00al00o. Butter-Steady
and unchanged. Whisky-Demand fair
and prices higher, 81 oS.
HoGs-A shade higher; common IS GOA
5 go; fair to good light IS 65a5 90; packing
s. S5a8 25; a few heavy Sc 10.
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New York Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, December 2l.-BusineSi
light with package houses. Cotton goods,
market arm with IN upward tendency,
Brown and colored cottons In steady re,
quest, Prints In moderate demand and
steady. Light weight mems wear woolenI
In fair request by Clothie1. The BGlltttH
saws Tho discount on Lonsdale, Hope and
Blackstone Ihlrtinga has been increased.
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man 10 the duties Of his station, and for
which We do hereby revoke his license a"
frst.claSS engineer Of steam vessels
Respectfully submitted,
HIRAM You've,
THOMAS @. WILSON,
Local IaspettOrs
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York money ana Sloclks.

NEW YORK, December 2l.-MoSEY-,
Easy ut 4aG per cent. Prime mercantile
paper Ia7 per cent. Custom receipts S267, !.
nO0. The Assistant Treasurer disbursed
$4,000. Clcarings $t8,0OO,O00. Sterling
firm at $i.S2 JGa4.S4.
GoLD-Stcady at l079Gal0SN. Carrying
rates 2aj per cent. Silver l2l q per ounce.
GovRRNaRNTs-Dull and firm, with q
,nnlnrnIn nimnn "a In ANNA inktanrpa
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Toledo.

TOLEDO, December 2l.-Flour-stsady.
Wheat Firm; No. white Wabash 81 2S;
No. white Michigan 81 SO; amber seller
January 81 Al; No. 5 red 81 2S; rejected
red 81 l9K. Corn-steady; new high
mixed 451fe; No. 9, acc; new rejected 44Nc.
0ats-Firm and unchanged.
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STATE BoSDs-Quiet.
STocEs-Were strong and higher for
coal roads shares, on au Improvement In
prices for coal, and weak and lower for
st. Paul, Lake Shore, Pacific Mail aud ILL
nois Central. The dividend OF the latter
has been reduced to per cent, hence the
decline in tho stock to-day. Hannibal d
st, Joe advanced to IA for common and to
q for preferred. Adams Express strong
and advanced to 10lH. Other change.
unimportant. The transactions aggregated
ll5,O tO shares, OF which 1000 were Pacific
Mail, II 900 Western Union, $4,000 ST. Paul
1000 Erie, $4,000 Lake Shore, 400 ohios
1000 Wabash, $4,000 Michigan Central
Is, 900 Delaware, Lackawanna x Western
1900 New York Central, and 1000 New
Iaxaav EantyuI
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This Bank Is orR1nlzad and prepared 10 transAc
the buEInelS Of banking In nj it1 details.
Il succeeds the Fiat National Bank Of Wheeling
10 owned by the amO shareholders and 10 under thI
same management. .....
paudents and DSpOGltoFS, and by prompt And
faithful execution Of their wishes, u hopes 70 Iner
their esteem aud confidence.
Notes and Ellis discounted.
Collections made on ali pOintI Throughout th'
DepoEit Accounts subject 70 check at dght 70
eaIyed from Banks, BankerI, Firms, CORPORATION
Ccrtiaratss Of DopOdt Issued payable on derAant
or at hxed dates.
Interest allowed on Special DepoAh.
John K. BotEard, Wm. 3, Simpson.
Jacob T. Rhodes, Wm. A. TGrnerI
George Adams, John 1: Hobba,
Geo. W. FTanxhmm, o. C. Dewey
Henry n. HArpw,. 1yh-dAR
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FINANCIAL.
OH <. B o.syoED, Prot. GHo. ADAM, v. Prs
n. A. CHIAnLRl, Cashier.
BANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY

Fmsr NATIONAL BANK OF WHEELING.
900
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1FsEs OF SUBSCRIPTION.

4, p.at, IN GIuono., PctiaS' prtfah . =.
-. .....,,,,S s OOlThrsO n1onthA-'s..'.N "
NJ yHnih,,...,.., I o0IOne h.....'.....:; 70
Is ssoGii,sTcd by CSrTisrG In City lbe pr week.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1876-04-12
In . Garret.

A garret is like sea-shore, whose
wrecks are thrown up and slowly 90 to
pieces. 1t is a realm of darkness and
thick dust, and shroud-like cobwebs,
and dead things they wrap in their gray
folds. There is the cradle which the
old man you just remember was rocked
in; there is his old chair, with both arms
gone; there is the large wooden reel,
which the blear-eyed old deacon sent
the minister's lady, who thanked him
graciously, and in fitting season bowed
it out to the limbo of troublesome con-
veniences. And there are old leather
portmanteaus, like stranded porpoises,
their mouths gaping in gaunt hunger !;
and old brass andirons, waiting until
time shall revenge them on their paltry
substitutes; and the empty churn, with
its idle dasher, which the Nancys and
Phoebes used to handle to good pur-
pose; and the shaky old spinning
wheel, which was running at the time
of the hanging the Salem witches. The
garret is the peaceable refuge of many
books, invalids from their birth, which
are sent with the best regards of the
author"-the respectful cripples which
have lost cover; the odd volumes of
honored sets; the school-books which
have so often been the subjects of assault
and battery the pictured story books
of "Mother Goose and one (prObably
about bears) on certain pages of which
a tender hand had crossed out some
thing, which might have made us hide
our heads under the bed clothes in ter
ror-a novel, perhaps "Celebs in Search
of Wife, and old Latin alchemy book,
in parchment covers, where one might
find the mighty secret of the Soap of
Sages, the Vinegar of Philosophers and
the Dew of Heavenly Grace. Can such
a room stand for century and have no
romance to bequeath to after time.