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lto y to Make lseaeltution to tho People Of
94O0.000. and to he Givcn = Certificate at
GOOD Chsxnotor.--A lkoveFso, OF Fa'staff-x
nne,,s ns~.-a,,. ths I,s1.+1on. - -
ok~ 80 sAs t"e se u '"e
Dead ana Living Man t" Honor.
dptefal nHspatch 10 7As 7s4bun4.
Nxw Yonk. June e.-Ths TINE. s.y.: "Tbo
s." nv. W.. ua.,. .".e ".sa .'.
hWsthY u set9afkaH1e. Iho euit !tfelt W&s fQf
tho recovery Of about u. 600, 900 from Swecny
alone, Thu compromise Ia In effect 4 syhIts-
w..hIno, nj H,Yecnv and nron]tfa} NJ hin, sro,o
"asn '',, 1"s'"y .rcs ~. aama1a " s'a ~ s'o,
acquitlAl. Four hundred thou.nnd dollars
arc 10 be refunded 10 tho people,
not By swfony nomloally, though he
u fhe ans VINO fes!!! wiz aasaneo the money, but
BY the Executor Of James II. 8weeny, Petof D., =
ths ..,ttcn,cnt sesms To- haso nreeecded an ~.
!us ees.'U.eas ee. :. H"'p pS4su w t"e
theory that Peter H. was aho u IN entirely nnoesns
man, but that Jalnts u. 8weeuy VIA the mails.
factor. In making up &he ssttmsto Of
~ ..rn, -, .sttt.m.,t ~. h,,L 49,
coun. Of James II. sweenY wss used. 1hs
items foot 10 tho aum $3.50, 600. snd counsel Tor
,ho nrn.srutfnn made an offer to settla Tor that
go 60 s,s - -. T4xs 80. -
o"sea5 aee''neA suea 'e'u's' Aua.e "oie wv ~"
tectloRs rAisad by hlm-oao thAE the ahoahs de-
nandod WAS much too large, and the other TINT by,
4 nIhIn settlement he would pOt onlT
toutoss hiu1self fakcst but hts In.
auence In future canra.ses md slsettons auon9a.
csstaln eiaas Of tho Democratic Eotors would
b. lost. Thia latter objection aesns ID hava been
Me'ghty one, and It !s s4gu1l4td hMeeny haa by
no means Hellnqulshed bis u0iionf OF possessing
political power, The prosecution was forced 70
, 1877-06-07
TEMPERANCE.

WISCONSIN, TEMPLE OF HONOR.
, spectoz Dispatch to Tae Tribune.
wA7zn7owx. Wis, Juno u.-The thErh ANIMAL
setalon Of the Grand Temple Of Honor of Wiz
consfn began IT. ssrslon =: tho Temple OF Honor IN
this city to-day. Tho meeting waa called to order
at o'c'ock p. m. bY J. A. WatFon7 In the ehstr.
About 125 delegates, representing nearly every
county In shs sn.s. are reported, and those w! ee
lncFcaned b. delegates Jet tn arrive. Thc Ufand
Worthy Ten1plar delivered hia annual address. and
favorable tsports were received from the Grand X.
torder and Treasurer. Atthe evening repnrn
favorable eharseter indicating that the Order u In
= moss dodttshnr condition In thIs State. To:
Tempe fe9 he eenna M b. hea ~
open temperance meeting IN tho evening At Muale
Hall under tho ausplees Of the organization.
Special Ditpateh 10 7as Tribune.
WATERFOWL. Wia.. 1uAo H--The third annual
session Of the Grand Temple Of ]Ienor met H. this
city at 2 o'clock this Afternoon. Tho Attendance
nanifssted. The order has become very powerful
in bulding up right public sentiment on thn TEN.
ps.anso creation, e Il ha' :esssasd a n s.ttnF the
kept It 80 many years. abuses no one. believing
shst liquor: making and selling will ccaea as room
q a saan* M nu
Ties. The naesnberth!p IL confined 10 n1cn Many
Of The Iesding men In the Stalls ara identified with
The annual address Of Grand Tcmpias j.. A.
Watrous waa delivered shis afternoon. In Il hc
:'in February, 1874. : little more than three
ycars ago, the Order In Wisconsln had I member.
ship Of 1ess than Gity. In juno, 1876. = yeat and
in June, 1H10. when the Grand Temple met at
Oshkosh. 20 mein5errh!p VA. nsatl{ =, ooo There
been instituted from the 1Bt 0l September 1876,
10 tho LIT Of Iune, 1870. During the past year,
eighty Temples hare been Instituted. Tho rxact
figures esEnot give, but feel warranted In eayin9
that there to-day At least O. 60 members ot The
ordaf in Wisconsin: Tbs chanxs frou. two to 140
Temples. and from 1ftY to q. 000 rcmbcra. within
three yesrs and three months. Z MT only unpse.
ecdcntcd IN tho history Of the Temple. hut =
Of strength and to the friends
"in nearly all tho Temples there ,are morc or
less Germans. deem It safa 10 say that there arc
not far from GOO Herman Temp1aTs In ths State.
Last fall number Of, appleton Templars, mostly
be well to comply with the request Tho sltlal
was translated. and twenty AeA printed. In
March, State Deputy ". A. Clark institu.ed the
nrst Utsman Temple in tho world. It proi,iscs 10
prove sncccnh. Other cltlcs and villages arc
agltatIng tic ptoptiety OF starting German TEN.
pics"
4 ronsing mass- meeting WIS held at Turner Hail
tonight. Tho session promises to he thr most
successful Of any temperance gathering that has
ever takcn place In tho Slatc.
, 1877-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
pAHsNd BURGLARY.

GPSC104 AHsp0sEh ~ 1h4 @Et9&N&.
ADRIAN, Mich, jnne ia daring burglar broke
inp thu houae ot Charley Hrndish. wealthy farm.
sr In MAdIson, luat sonth Of Adrian, Inst night.
I!c awoke bradish while trying to administer
shlotofofm, bat anatl{ saecsetlea IN osstpowsrinE
Tho hou4tt but only succeeded lu getting shout SO
In plunaar, when 1!radtsh reused susicientJ to GET
4 xrrolveF, and, though only half-eonscioua. com.
PEELED the snftian to retreat through tho cellar,
leaving hottls Of chlorot0r1n and Suma turslass'
implements. .---..-...-....
ANOTHER rolsoNINo CASE.
S1tctas Mtpatch IA TIA 7ttAaA4.
Totoxo. H.. June 1.-THE case Of John Ostes,
indicted for nn attempt to poison tbs family Of
John Kruss, residing near Dunlci1h, In This
county, wAs closed last night, and verdict OF nut
guilty rendered, contrary 10 Tho expectations 0!
ARRESTED FOR ROBBERY.
Sp<esa1 D.pateA to 7As 5tts4x4
pAxylLLE, ILL.,, Jano s. John lnystngtf md
Peter Harmon, two young men we'll known IN this
community, wero AtIssted 1t phito .d3Y, brought
To this ettf, aud committed 10 Jail on charge OF
highway robbery committed hero on Saturday night
at.
RohRsRv.
aptcta3 hspaftA 10 1Hs 3ttaka&
KExosuA, Wis. Juno U.--This morning Can't.
lohaaan. OF thr schooner 4. n. stAntoa. was
robbed Of h!s purao, containing 3l00 Ia money and
valuablo pspefs. sercta! nea have been arrested
On suspicion.
N1xPnls, Tcnt., June 1.-F. y. 8tnwaft, col
oEsd Route. Agent eetwsen this city and Par.s,
Tenn, was arrested this morning fos rubbing tho
mails, and held !a tho aam Of II, 900.
, 1877-06-07

10 tnEr-ti3ate intn the f'nsto llonac afIalra met
A9xtn n day. The first wincrr mas Mr. Miller. owner
of 4 bonded warehouse At II and - sonth sIrcrt
sn'l SO and % rcartstreet Iir raid Superintendent
hnssell, Of the Warehouse Department: va. f9r
clal purposes. Never knew hin, 10 r!at stores for
the pnrppfc Of making examination Of warehonscf.
tlmcf. Received M benefits for rnef aubscrfp-
tlona. lie slso raid h. VIVA saIthed that niiIoHs
of dollars had been ah.tracstl from tbs Treasury
in that rcfpeet onght to be amended. and mora
careful examination thou1d he made hy hone,t md
and they should be placed above temptation to &c.
ecpt gratuitice.
The Commission went into scerct stsslon for tho
rest Of {ht 41Y.
, 1877-06-07

4 PUNT QN WHICH TIE UuEIuHS AaHeE,
Physicians who bare tested llostcttefs STOMACH
Dittsn concur In Representing Il to be ~ ssasnlsy
saft tttH.nianf. far preferable to the ot.lipary
liquors OF commerce, not only because 1t II Euedi.
Gated, bat because 1t Il Infinitely puts. it, slco.
ho'lc basis II tho dnost old rys, aud this IL tempered
aud rendered. medicinal by the cuasss Ingredients
Of botsnie origin which It holds in solution. II taa
Often been !misated. hut never sivsled, and II To-
day the leadng tonte, dturtt.s, and apsrieut Of
An,&tae1. MAscstal fcyats prevented aud trtne.
died BY Il, and 1t 10 thoroughly Fctiabe medicine
In easea Of dyspepsta. constipation. liYrr com.
p?atpt, !hsuniaslan,. Sont. nervousness. uE,!sfy
aud nleflue AdcctoRs. 1t improves The appetite,
increases tha hoallY staHinA, checks psau1atuve
decay. and ~ = sustaining and comforting cordial
for tho aged and lndFm " uueQuslcd.
, 1877-06-07
Ind next dny that II had been picked up ana

,. MRS. MARTHA HMITU, ..... .....
;S' ;,f tns se' .ss e 10 81 sea ss ct III ID ss's .
sf e. 50, 'bl'ss 'bssn, 's scssa;, s. e;
s,d s,sdTnE IL e. 1 4 snts
5stt t { h,. duty e p;s,!ds hoS'ss To- ss Sha;sn
honse. Ile then sal he didn't know how ihIa would
,s5i' :a II III in % M s ss9efsa s ss' s ne11 rss @ a"$
ss sa3 e hsnR M sse
hoas ' Ps;s s bes 's sna spf . s
II; eaS
An.wsr-lfs VA pluekIns Il her, aaa pineh'ns
het arms. and she wAs snWntns away from him.
Ihls II ~ Nat . At church quilting party At his tic.
~ hi. 1unf.nre Ne $50 Or 800 .cu,en who nor
1nonopol!c abont ~ the teata In tho court. room,
to tho excluson Of tho aetner sex I!afencd 30 IN.
heard Pr ror ~ III H. ,on1e men ssao Of Ill.,
a Fadsos III il .eae b.; "a Sst
in snn between Elder He'hee md i.tlia esscpt th.t
sdn. ss'nS H,'a wos'a * snsthinx w;ons; @ 81:
hers ''a.fooling around that way With man."
wkas1r a1.ENN,
handsome brunette Of 70, IA eho confessed,
BIZ w. atan ana Af. him az hs ha
n Sess ss s s t.t e s n.as Gs a e onrs
in bit n.fos stomach, and The Doctor put II there.
MRS. JENNIE MEcKEar
s. R' f.s stfs NIX rsasss ss1 it, i.
,Methoe'sj wife fnr,tcd nia Il, hIs house and
titst 70 hare hss come, and T. anybody had right
thin witness evidently disposed Of tho statement
tbst hieahss hsd ssId hls vic had : risSt 70 10
% Psddeet and the dsfsnasns, ID s.mssi II. Medhee,
o4s ' not sas e sst ~ hss anything to do
The Conr.-rou wilt answer the question.
r,;a' ;MnsNefCWell. raw him enter tho room whefc
Que.lion1;;Whet d,d you .ee them dot
hets: isentatten: ,shs Ind ! bsby ID hef asn,s
A. A he ting; ldon's know whether he Bit h'r.
FMS was 'a't ~ 1a11, 1n1,rux,,,. n,ton.,s
brtghtAlookina mts4. With great brown eyes. was
sworn. and told. 70 tho great deleetatton Of tho
shss III f.ps s paoe as hsT :. s
after Conference mecsing n ths evening". i hap.
asff. bat shs door va open snd nd ths iieht shona
sgnnd nSa" thsn; MA At Que corner OF the porch
TO shake Miss 1aa's statement. She stuck IL 1t In
awa* everybody saw wns truthful. eha saw the
ids's tess;moay thsrn VA ~ = tteueaaous dustss
| sl1 oyar ths w0rncns benches.
THE DBruTY SHERIFF, RICHARD FAnnAND,
| thstIfed at great length ahbut two attempts 70
break jss nadc while b(cf3hco was confined there.
0nc was BY saving an Iron bar. After that 1t was
| discovered that raw had rcn made
| 10 McGhec. Mc0heo denied having anything
| to do With turning the knife into saw, bnt raid
rings. Tho other. attempt ~aa by digging n srnall
hole tnD tho scni1lattng hue Of Tho JAIL The facts
tended to show that tho hole had been dug With tho
blade Of a pair Of Aciaeors belonging to Mc0hce,
but thcfe was nothing Developed 10 directly con-
| meet McGheo with tho attempts to hfeak Jail.
There ~eto air other persons In the jnll At thu
limo.
| TOMORROW
an effort will bt n1hdo to introduce testimony to
the attempt OF Stc0nen 10 Induce hla daughter ID
| sign corfceafon written by him. In ~hicn she
charged hcrself with poleontnE leF mother.
, 1877-06-07

8f1fions Igar. 7ar, Find. |Raiat IrtdsAtT.
THE CROPS,
Epsciat Dtspu&eA 10 5as Tn9aast

GP%Et11 UH&pkAtH 70 1HF 1Ft'HH*k
Dx7Rosr, Mich, Junv G,-Roposts come OF :
slight visitation Of Tho ucss!4n nJ 10 tho wheat
fields Of Eastern Michigan, but they arc not be.
lieyrd 10 be very disastrous, At least no a1arm!ug
uews has reached this point yet. We hear, how.
eser that tho pest 10 rally devastating soma pof.
tIons Of tho we.tcrn part Of the STATE.
UxrsMx AFs, O., Ians U, --t,ut Of tspatta Of esops
from nl1 points ia Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and
Kenturky, published 10 tho Eon,atrt4atth this nlorn.
lns ITO Indicate goot crops Of wheat; thirty Our.
fair crups; oue. light crop. II Any; foEty. .tcspn,
good crops OF fruit; sosentJ. J.fouf. fair; ninety.
light crop, II any.
, 1877-06-07

IN CHICAGO.
Tho Cinctnnatfs will fctnEn from milwaukee, and
theis aeeond qame With tho Calcagea will tako place
Tho clover up-htll victory won by tho homs team
Tuesday has encouraged thcsn. ~ woll ~ th1r
friends. and with thelt ahafo nf. tho lack they
gamea remain to 10 played hoiora tho Eastern
lsips. whom nothing WI b. done hero for about
n,aks thcir arrangements pecordingly.
The Lshssty anN University CIWbA played yestes-
fay fur tho city chauspionshtp, and fo former won
by 10to5.
, 1877-06-07
FIRES.


Dosrox, June GA large hTe.stofy butldtnR at
The corner OF Ahaw1nut avenue snd Pleasant street.
owned By dacnb Lock. and occupied by about
twenty-five people In eight fats burned this even
ing. 1.oss. sio.0 600. Tho hre originated on the
lower foor, and the butldlng having no dre.eseapo
and but ono exit tho occupants escaped With great
difficulty. Mrs. Eliza earn JUMPED from 4 thtrd
story window and received fatal Injuries. Mr.
Dissei jumped from tho fourth 1lotJ snd Nas like.
Wise fatally injured. Several we're 1uofs OF lest
harned IN thelg eGozsa u escApe.
, 1877-06-07
TIE TRAIN PIRATES.
F1vE or THEM IN JAIL.

Sne1{of fdt+,0teA "a m. 7rthun1
opse.o. Ns*'.s" e. - ~ lnea"@
sT. Lou'e. Jnnd 0.-sinca tho dhstasdIY attempt
to wreck snd rob the st. Louis and San Franchises
czpfeas train In Tho Ozark Mountain last Saturday
.sI7 .s., =. -. "A,.s 80 .o ..o" ~
'ee',see ~ ha1e nesn oa'5 ~ .ae "o'k o. 'ellsuns
ase men me- es.sca with .he @ crime. RIM % Taer names arc
John f}liysr. George Gibson, John, i,onrand. Sam
a1ina .ns 1orsr. crr.nstrnn srhc n,rcst v,s
Hlo"' ana vhn'ss 11ee"sH"p' 4no nttcst "As
made IN Pulaski county. NO., all tno men beihg
residents OF that equity. 0lIyer WIS tho drst one
arrcstcd and 1t was his confession that led to tho
, 1877-06-07
CATARRH.

What It IL and nhat cures II. In the summer Of
lAUU, nsslsted By Pfaf Eafnoy. Of lsoelon, ono u.
tho most distinguished ehgm*ta and mlctoscoptsta
In this cotsntry. rnnfe chcm!cal and microscopic
HUNDRED persons suffering with Catssrn, anl in
escrr Instance found certain clements pertaining
70 healthy blood deaclsat, To Know whas those
relative propurt,ods in which tbcY exist In the
blood Of tha healthy aubect H. what comprfsst thu
succesafui tsnatmsMt Of tho disease In question.
All else upon this subject |. simply talk and false
preten1e. Dit. GI.ESS0S fnhT'f, No. 70. 3iata'
it, 1foas1: 10 10 1n and = s0a
, 1877-06-07
THE OAR,

nAok At ST. John, II. y. :
ST. Jonx, N. D., Jnna 6.-Thr Ross -r1alhted
hoat-sace fcanited In fasnr al No<a By ara lc1ghs.
Time, ~ inmates " seconds. p:
, 1877-06-07
mEDlUALs
CAT ARRH,
Statement Of q. ]. GoTdFick, ESQ,
Editor Rocky Mountain Herald,
Denver, Colorado, showing the
Prevalence OF catarrh and
the Popularity Of Sanford's
Radical Cure for


"EstrY ntne ont of ten ana In this v11ofe region nf
tnnntr5 AFFLICTED with fAtArrf1. IL To bt elfn34
ss1 t'de nIc out T. tits a.ttosphtfe ~. fm!th t:a
amris4try sn1 Au that he had farty nrers for
fr."~."
Tia Mr. Smith referred 70 il Of the 1r Of Smith
f}o furniture dealers. Denver When In Boston about
yeas axo he purchased eleven bottles Of -Catafrf
stef ~ The efrnest rtQnest personal Acquaintance
lie had sesn the int naned remedy bat had not heard
of tho ssser Shortly After his arriral in Denver va
seeel*ed III ofaes for dozen Ut tho HArIcAL CuA1.
and sobn another with the pleaatnH intelligence that
Mr. Smith VA eurrd The prevsencc OF The tsekse,
cnnp1td with The recommendations Ut MF. Smith, noon
created sHve1y demand. and without ntsfiy
three hundred bottss were sens out. Thtt striking
,iuatsaou OF what ii frequently dooe for this temcdy
u return for rtief from long aud painful suffering.
, 1877-06-07

Specfal D!tpQtch ia The Tribune.
EAU CGAtl.E, Wis. Juno u.-Tho Eau Claire
Lumber Company*s water mill burned this morn
lnR. The nru started In a rafting shed and got
work. This ttrows out OF employment 100 men.
LVxa fully $50, 600; insured for $95, U00.
, 1877-06-07

Uot4ua's Aromatic Jsiktek Vino Of Iron IL =
snd impaired dtgesuoa. Depot, 81 Clark street.
, 1877-06-07
TIE WEATHER.,

WAsn.xoTox, u, C., Jnne I'll =. m.-Foe the
lake region, falling barometer, stationary or
higher temperature, variable winds. shifting to
southeast, clear Or partly cloudy weather, md oc.
easipnal rain areas.
LocAL onskhrAr1ox.
, 1877-06-07

Town Talk-"The Pioneer" ping tobacco.
Each plug has wood ~ It 1t ID now The fsrpf-
tic. Every lo4J likes Ii.
, 1877-06-07

Uss I" HRS. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup" for
chlIdten Wills testhlng. II cures 3Jsealery and
dlssshva, wlud collie, and Regulates tlo bowels.
, 1877-06-07

aANToS's RIVER VILLAGE, VT.
NEW YonK, Juno 0.-At midnight y dro was
raging It saxton's River Village, VI. Astiatance
wes being sent for from surrounding Villages.
, 1877-06-07

=
COLUMBUS, O., June 6.-Thu harm Of ]. L.
Brothers. which was STORED with drugs and store.
hx,ures, was Destroyed by nre this morning. Loss
abont 81, o0o; insured for Il. 600 In the Lycnn.
iug Of PennsylysAia. It h supposed to bo tho
ssf1fk 0f tfanupe, q,
, 1877-06-07
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Keep's Patent PAFtly-8IAde nress Shfrta
tbs very bosti slx fos ~ can be ant4hed ~ easily
II haplEatQG hAndkr krgch9sf, l1J Madison 4krGck.
, 1877-06-07

JeNera' Ero1ich CRtAt1l Cure IL The beat
rcucAT known Tor catafEh. 8sthul2. np1 hay tcses.
Trial ltsa. O1sss, No. 10 St4ts street..
, 1877-06-07

Dyspepsia Destroys ths Teeth,
unlsss its effects afs eountefacted BY that pure
iJ d&aaso eau impair them IT this &usidots u iii
corrosive e!enents that act upon tho ensur Il Srx'
plxflY Apptled.
, 1877-06-07

DupuauE. Ia, Juno 0.-Thc second iay's races
commenced this afternoon at o'clock. with a1 at.
The best held OF hossta ever shown on this track.
Tic drst rneo called wns Tho Dubuque County eace.
having no record inside three minutes. The drst
money waa taken BY Walter J. Beat, ttma, 2:4o;
second " n!ily boys third BY julien. and fourth
$500. had thirteen entrlos+ Tho llrst money was
taken by Marian IT,, beat time ;e:35; SECOND By
Dan f,aesctt. Tho a::'5 race was left unfinished
until tomorrow. nn1y .0'Net1l. OF Nn1tna, H..
haa taken two heass in th!s race. Tho races vii! bn
concluded tomorrow.
, 1877-06-07
SPORTING.


C,,t,vv.-,- 1nrt al tho epfInr running
,s..,nn ~ ~. cs.., fg,x Iorktv ffnh. third div.
the weather waa dne, with about 3. .ooo ID attend
ance, Track rather heavy from Tuesdays rAlas,
but drying RAPIDLY.
Tho lint race. Club purse for all ages, $3.50 to
drst, $50 10 second ntile dash, had ulno entries,
.-I,e,io teo. Ylc,srss, TI|llo Bent Cumberland,
he4..ra rt1l HAnaArf. MktApnfda. EndfnDhnt0.
~.
ana L6P14nns MI hN1%EAA ~ ioo Nop1' uSlosR %At
sste WI NJ, ~ ns 80 49,. x.,I san rt ~.
oafk ana NJ 80 .ns ae,c ou,,,a. ill.,
"'a - -. Is1; -. T,sts... MA ash... 49,.
niheod. Time. 1865.
Tina serond faer Hafnct TTouso etako for fbfec.
...s IA ngE sns.nnra riav ~ r.T am, sSdn;1
hy In nrovtIotn;s 81 .he Nusnss House, 3iOQ TO
E6$GNd morse fHlI4 hGAL1 14u tHCMtY %0NE
ttone and nine starters. .-tItit Bass, Commodore
ia tisnf hffnrtm 1nnr h1H1nf'a r,hAAfnn Sn1f
1,hnr,rv Unrhtn4 TnIipht M]nn,s f1ray LAM
, 1877-06-07

The Elements Of Maohine-Design:

An Introduction 70 the Principles which determine tho
Arrangement and Proportions OF tho Parta Of MA.
ellfnea. and Collection Of ttuIcs for Machine Dc.
slxn. Dy n. Cswthosna unwin. voi., 13no. II.
tuttsated. &I.5u.
M labor has been spared In conhentfng into the
smallest toHpaAs tho information II tho authors tis
eSs. snd tn tfnd;sasotuE y rsader ~ treatment ot
IN any degree brea rendered easy. Ii Il because roS
aeas Of ae1r has becn expended On The foadwaYeEx.
tract from FtrtaEe.
, 1877-06-07
The Most Important
Medical Discovery
Of this Century.
Co co COLLINS FHas4hRs Xan44ao

this remedy consists OF yolsafc or plates
carefully attached together and tmIfdded IN ! t"1.
Fialter, hKh1T nlfttrntc1 forming the kranlicst
medical sstnt of this century. iii gentle md con'
AtArt
, 1877-06-07
D. APPLETON & CO.,
'540 & 551 Broadway, N. T.,
Publish this Day:
I.
CARTE,
Novel. By Julian 1iANlhorne. suthot Of ''nreuant"
Saxon Btudies*~ etc. vol, e*o>. PAPER covess,
efi cloth. Ei.5o.
Garth "a Mr. Julian rrawthosnc's mott elaborate
and book. II IN many accounts also ha
ss, ooot = shSaR; e. Z eon.ias ao.nF q gecd ~
n unm9stakahIc And va arc dIaposed 10 venture the
suEgeetion thnt, u 'ia7tn had not been sef!al Il
and 70 ts situations effective, til chafscsef1 bel
ter snst&ned."-Sew York World

4 NEW HIBTonY PRIMER,
GEOGRAPHY,
uy George Grore. F. II. O. 8. With Msps sud Dts
ETama. F1!ee, ~ ttnts.
III.
The Art Of Electro -Metallurgy, 3;
Iuc'udng eli Known Processes Of Electro Deposition
liy @. Corr. IL, D., r. II. =. I vol, f2mo. aot
pages. Illustrated. &15a
~ hns4 endcaroFcd not only to make tho hook =
treatise on the practical E1ectto MtAltufHr but
s!*y 70 lnclude outline Of the SCIENCE of eeetro
ciCmlstrY, upon which shat art 10 baee11{ and hsTA
4leo srard no tEnublc IA order to make 1t perfect
condi tns most complete portions aro those Nhfch
mailing, the denosson of copper, nickel hfaax iron.
ami tn the special dcai1 Of the artt ard tho accounts
o. snfa end prec sscs With tho 1esa como
toss may br likely further e1Ar.nc Of practically IN
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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-29

AS our voyage wore on, the lack of
reading matter began to be felt; we
had all exhausted our supply during
the long detention at Panama before
getting on shipboard, and there was
nothing to be exchanged, for each one
had the came thing. Every body had
a Shakespeare and not much besides.
Something was said among us one day
about this how people inevitably y read
the same books, thought the same
thoughts, and used the same express
sions how rare it was under the sun
to find anything new or fresh !; wheih-
err from want of courage to do our
own thinking, or unwilling to make
the breach in received usages, we con-
tinually would follow in grooves laid
out for us. The first school of whales
we met illustrated this. l sent differ.
ent genilement about the deck to qui-
etly ascertain what the people were
writing in their note books, for every
one had produced little nOte-bo as
soon as they saw the whales. l was
sure that the greater number would
put it: This morning, for the first
time, we met the leyiathan of the deep
himself in his native ele-
ment,' or, Glorious sight! huge mon
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-29

A woman about fifty years old yes
terday sat behind chestnut stand on
Congress street East, waiting for the
ataricious public to come along and
gobble up her fifty cents worth of
stock. There was motherly benevO-
lent look to her face, and physiog-
nomist would have said that she felt
sorry for everybody who wasn't able
to start chestnut stand. She hadn't
been there long when a lump of boy
nine or ten years old, having the black
eat bare feet ever seen in Detroit, and
his left hand rolled up in dirty rag.
sat down on the curbstOne within
three feet of her and began weeping
and waiIing in the most affecting man.
ner.
'BooI boo boOi oh! boO-hoo-hOop +
he walled as he wandered to and fro
in seeming great Distress of mind.
The woman gave him passing
glance and then looked across the
street. He walled again, louder than
before, but she never moved her eyes.
'Oh! oh! I'm almost dead T he sob.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1877-11-29
NOTICE.

II cola vANAUKEN. minor, e. Ossood.
IL her Guardian, of fittsiord, Hillsdale
county. Michigan; Leroy Vanauken. of Fay
cite. fulton county, Ohio: Erwin sccley and
Hannah Seeley, OF Mantua, Portage county.
Ohio. will take notice that petition was
filed against them Oh the 18th day OF october,
A. ID 1e77. in the Court of Common Pleas with
in and for the County OF Portage. by Martin Il
Sanford. and is now pending, wherein SAID
Martin B sanford demands partition of 'he
following real estate. to wit: Being part of
lot number thirty-fOur and bounded beg yinnin 6
in the center of highway leading from Brick
Tavern, west thirty rods ea>terly from tho
center OF said highway. being the cast line of
lands belonging 10 the heirs of Garrett VAN
Wagner: thence southerly at right angles with
the Dad aforesaid. seventeen and one-nalf rods
171s); thence easterly parallel with said road.
eighteen (lS) rods and seven links; thence
northerly seventeen and One-half rods % the
center of highway above named, and thence
westerly along said road to the place of be-
ginning. containing two (2) acres OF land; and
that at the next term Of said Court the said
Martin B. Sanford will apply for an order that
partition may he made OF said premises
Dated this 18th day OF October, A. ID. 1871.
MARTIN SANFORD,
4T1-6 by +. r. HATFIELD. his Attorney.