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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1877-11-22

GRAND JURORS.
Adams-I ines Mlddleswarth. Lewis Manbeck.
centre-M ]. Hnsslnger, n. X sanders
OhRpman-Ferdlnan an Sores
Fran.lin-John Dsltrieh, Robert Eisenhow.
or, Philip Amig
Inckson-Seth Mitchell
VI Middlecreek-.lohn Dicmcr. s IL Yoder.
Monroe-R Fiss. John Price.
Penn-Henry q Kesiler
Pcrry-Peter NJ tarmau u Hornberser
samuel Troutman.
Seiinsgrove-B Grouse II o Holmes.
lni"n-ieorgo Bitncr, VI. X Herrold, James
Shafer, T. y Stahi
WsshinBton-Ja Jacob ) Weller,
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ASK YouHsELp raEss QuEsrioss. - Are
you . despondent sufferer from sick
Headache. Habiiusl Cos,ivsDess. Pslpits-
lion Of the Heart 7 Have you dizziness OF
the head Il jour Nervous System de-
pressed Does your Blood circulate bad.
y : Have you . cough 7 Low Spirits {?
Coming up Of the food after eating Z &C..
80. All Of ihess aud much more sre di-
rect results of Dyspepsia. Liver Com.
plant aud Indigestion. 0sRxx's Ar6usr
PLowtn Il now acknowledged ny an Drug.
gisis 10 be . positive cure. 9.4oo. 600 bos
lies wsve aivsn away In The U. 0. through
Dfusflsfs 70 fhe people - s trial. Two
dosss will ssissfy suy psrson Of its Won.
devful quality IL curing IN forms " lndl.
e.s.sc. ssssss ses,lss % s,s :,.IssY EsSY.
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A LII persons Interested are here
III hotiacd that Keirsn Kcthermei. Of
West Perry typ, Snyier coun'y. has made an
sssxnrnent Of all bis effects, real and personal
tors. All persons having claims are requested
to present them to the undersigned, and per-
sons Indebted will please mako Immediate pay.
ment. WILLIAM HARDING
Nov. I, II. Assignee.
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A GREAT OFFER -!

We will during these Hard Times dis,
pose Of 100 PIANOS 4 ORGANS. new nnl
second hand OF hrst.clnss makers inclul.
ing Waters Mt lower prices for cash or
lnstnllmcBts or ~ let until paid for than
ever before offered. WATERS GRAND
SQUARE anl UPRIGHT PIANOS x OR.
CANS (luclGdng Their New Souvenir 4
Boudoir are the BEST MADE. ! Aciave
Pianos Sl5D II 3 do SlG) not used
ycar. - Stop Organs $50. stops SOS
Z stops SIS. 3 Stops $50. ~ Stops
9lOO cash, not used year, in perfect or.
der and warranted. Local aud Travelling
AGENTS WANTED. Illustrated Cala-
logue Mailed. 4 liperal discount to Teach
ers, Ministers. Churches. etc. sheet mu
sic at bali price. HORACE WATERS n
SONS. Manufacturers Il Dealers. ~ Easi
lith ST., Union Square, n. Y.
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--All communications. business let
,s-s &C., for this office, 70 secure
,Sompt attention should be addressed
a. follows: TIE Posr. Middleburg,
snvder County, Pa. Advertisements,
som nunications nc. must be handed
in by Monday noon, to secure inser-
son in next issue
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A administrators Notice Letters OF
4 n administrati,n on the estate Of Edward
weirick late OF centre Township. snyder
county, Pa, deed. have been rrauted to the
undersigned. All persons knoving thrms Ives
Indebted TO sah estate viii please make imme.
diate payment while those having claims
against said estate will present them for settle.
ment TO EPHRAlM WALTER,
Nov. q, 1871. Administrator.
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DIED.

Near .sslinsgyevs junction, Oct, Q, chss. ,,
conSsd, aged ~. om. S2d.
IL New Berlin. suddsnly. Nov. =. Dr. CAaG
Wilson. sNet 81 PEARS.
Il Dry y:Il;s. e ss.; - 3 ssnss' ds'sss sad
a. Keats. Nsvs u. Geo. ". nses sgst ~.
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Now that the election Is over, anl
the other party has come ont vic oriou,
we are prepared TO enjoy the good time
coming so long expected, when that
party was to have the reins Of govern.
ment in its hands. Every man. woman
aud child is entitled to unqa,liiel hap.
piness; poverty Is TO be bauished all
pockets are TO he birst wild, open with
money no more toothache. measles, itch.
corns. boils on the neck, back or further
on oysters are to be caught in every
spring run, and all beef will bc tn,
hest sirloin in fact, Democratic vie,
tory was 10 bee the nopenthe for all
,hc evils that have hitherto existed
and supreme happiness must uccessa,
lily follow. Jubiate What blessed
things Democratic promises are ? Al
that is now essential to perfection il
hnppiness is to ho.d the party to them
-Er.
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TOHN II. BACHMAN.-
4, NAL ebnrx. snyder County, Pa.
y Justice OF the Peace & Conveyancer.

Deeds, Articles nc, written. Collections OF all
kinds made, at shortnotice, and ON the most lib.
eral torIns. All business partaining to the otlce
Will receive prompt aud careful attention.
MAY u, T7u.
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Assignee Notice.

A III persons interested are here
"A nv notified that Henry Meyer of Franklin
township, snyder county, made an Assignment
OF all his effects, resl aud personal to the un.
dersigned for the bencnt Of his creditors All
persons having claims are requested to present
them to the undersixned, and persons indebted
will please make immediate payment.
]. q. SCu0CH,
Nov.is, ~. Assignces.
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SANFORD'S
JAMAICA
GINGER.
=.
4 Man Of q Thousand,
nsaica Ginger.

CONs0 hp1.vn Ornsb. = wi~s Am,
sI:,;.s .s,;s sist Lcs ~. r. M'a"Trssss =.
' rspsrlYrnssuts, be sss ktrsk 80 ; er,pssS.
tiSn ~ III ~ nssst sks<k sasssA ~ ~ Gsnds
und Row sivrs this reesft N>sps. seu1 ~ ~
y ss.ss Ss: :; = f;ss;s;; siiS 5ss sasss
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Assivnee Notice.

A LII persons interested are here
IA BY notified thA, Calvin l.. Dsrs, Of Frank
lin township, Snyder county, made an assiRu-
undersixued for the benefit Oh his creditors.
All persons having claims arc requested 10 pre-
sent them to the undersigned, aud persons IN.
dsb,ed will please make iumediate payment.
ADAM B. WALTER.
Nov. IS, VI. Assignee.
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A DMINISTR \TOR'S NOTICE.
"A. Letters OF admipistration on ,hsestatc OF
Levi witmci, late of Union township, Snyder
county, Pa, deed have been granted TO tho
undersigned. All persons knowing themselves
Indebted to said estate will p'etse make lin.
mediats payment whilc those having claims
agains, said estate will presept them for settle
ment 10 HIRAM D'NEIt.
June 7, III, pd. Administrator
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DsoiutiOn OF Partnership.

NOTICES is hereby given that the
i ' >copartnership heretofore existing under tie
naile, style and tito Of smith Monbtck, In
the mercautl' business, has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. All who are indcbi.
ed either by book account, or by note, orSll who
have claims against said hrm viii pleas make
settlement without delay with I. I. Monb' ca, IN
whose hands ALI Accounts have been placed for
settlement,
SMITH Il MANBECK.
AdAmsburg, Pa. April 10, ls77.
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4 II'Omm Burned 10 Death. The
farm house on what is known ~ the
Major farm, in Derry township. Mlllin
county, and occupied Ivy Joseph Half.
naglc, was discovered to he on fire
,bont . o'clock on Saturday the 81
inst, 10y Mr. John Miller who was on
his way o,work 1T Logan. On reach.
ing the house, Mr.. Miller discovered
Mr.. HuiinasIc inside the front room,
amd succeeded in rescuing him and
two children in an Inscnsible condi-
lion. Mrs. lluiinaglc was up stairs,
and was heard to cry for help. but
those who had reached the burning
building were unable to render her any
assistance, and she was burned t.
death in the house, which was entirely
consumed, together with all of Mr.
Huifnaglc's household goods. He was
considerably but not seriously burn
ed.
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The only combiustlon of
H.. true Jamaica finger
With choice Aromstics and
fr.nch brat-fy, fly wesk.
he's; wtatihess aud prastra-
tion ~ tho nervous fnrcss,
Inability b sl-syf. ecldpess
hi Tire -Ntreisitses sni sus-
pended circulation. 10 erAts-
fui hoon to safY.Tfpp hu.
Inanfy 81 oses sc-shtng,
Strengthening, shd r.fr..i..
ing Ask fos Sauford's "a
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.Rouou or THE STOCKHOLDERS. The
Shamokin Times" says-W. III. NJ.
Dram, Esq, Receiver of the North
cumberland County National Bank, re.
ceived instructions n few days ago
from the Comptroller of the Currency
TO issue notices TO the stockholders of
the above bank that they will bc re-
quired to pay in an amount equal TO
the full amount Of stock held by them.
to GO towards making up the dcfci.
ency between them and the assets and
liabilities of the bank. The stockhold-
ers will be required to pay half the
amount inside Of thirty days and the
balance inside of ninety days. This
notice will be an unpleasant surprise to
the unfortunate stockholders. Most
of them had no doubt made up in
their minds that they would be ASSESS
ed the full amount Of stock held by
them but they did not anticipate that
payment would be demanded so soon,
or that so little time would he given
them in which to pony up after they
were given notice. The receiver Is or
dered to collect the amounts from the
stockholders 10y suit or otherwise, as
the case may I've. and has nltcrnn.
tive to avoid carrying out the instrnc-
tons of the Comptroller. Even after
the stockholders have paid in the full
amounts of the assessments against
them. the bank will not he able to pny
| more than seventv-fve per cent on its
liabilities. A dividend of TWENTY-FIVE
per cent was declared last week. which
il II wv ready for payment. The credi
! t,,,,. .,l,alss hk. ami l,st a a.
at the office of the Receiver.
The above heavy assessment against
the stockholders will naturally revive
the inquiries that were made at the
the time Of the suspension, and those
pecuniarily interested will again won
der why the hank failed. But " tho
Stockholders. after their bitter expert
ence are satisfied. and the depositors
do not feel like complaining ut tho
prospect of losing twenty-five PEI
cent. then possibly there will he nc
further attempt made 10 ascertain
why th's old aud once reliable institu-
ton went under.
Loc,L LNswsr,rsRs.-An Exchange res.
sons thus in reference TO- support local
newspapers. The advice Is excellent and
will suit this latitude nbout as well MS any
other in the state "lou might Ms wei
forget your churches, your academies AMI
school houses. ~ to forget your loca
newspapers. 1t speaks TO ten times The
au licnce that your minister does. II IL
read eagerly every day from beginning 10
end. II teaches you NIL. and " u has .
lower spirit and less wisdom than ser
mon. II has a thousand times better chance
At you. Lying, as it does. on every tabl'
IN almost every house, you owe II tc
yourselves io'rally libernlly TO its support,
and extract from i, NJ able. high toned :
character ns youdo from any ejucaior II
your midst. II Is in no sense beneath
notice anl care unless yoh yourself ar'
beneath us,ice anil care. for il is you
representatives Indeed in its character
II il the summation Of the importance. in
terest and walfarc of you all. II is tn
aggregate o!your own consequence, nm,
you canno, ignore II without riserabl,
r dcpr,c aiing yourselves"
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GOVERNMENT sTOCKs. &c.-Cics.

VI ma Prices Of DR HAvss TOWNSEND, 40
South TIL .rd Street Philadelphia. Stocks bought
and sold either for cash or on margin. Nov.
lJth 1917
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WANTED.

An Eneyge,lc Msr or Woman In very c,unty
70 take the Agency Tor two OF the Most popnisr
publications IN the country. Four OF tho fin.
est Nhromns ty3J inrho. etch) 10 Every sub.
scrther The Rest tcmbln,tiun Ever Refprs
Dhered to Agents, iui the Mast T.tbe-ai In.
duccments Suh.cribsr-. Dur Fine PubIIc,.
~ ms, flevant Premiums, nnd Large uomtuis.
sious place u. Ahead NJ all Coripctttors send
inr Illustrated Circul,rs pni forms. y. y A
H. kHS BIN Pubilshors, ~ SaaSom street,
Philadelphia.
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ASSignee'S Sale.

Y0IIE undersigned Assigrcs Of David X
l Seller. Of Perry township. for the
heneat Of creditors Sc., NY virtue OF m order
hsnei out II the Court Of Common Pleas Of
SNYDER county. viii expose to Public tale, OH
the PREMISE, on
Saturday December stu. 1877.
The following described ueal Estate. 10 wit .
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ENECU TORS NOTICE.-Letters
lJcstameniaryon III, estate Of Joseph W,'z,l,
late of 1lcasun TWP, Sryder county, Pa, d.ci.
having been granted In tho undersigned, all per.
sons knowing themselves Indebted tD said estate
are requested 10 make inmsii,to payment, while
thos" hsving claims viii present thon duly au'
theuticAted for settlement TO
JACOB y wErZEL.
EMANUEL wErZ.L,
Aug. o, vi. Executors.
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LOT OF GROUND

situate ~ tho town Of Fremont Say Ter county.
Pa. buunNcd East by land ~ S,mucl Hacl.
master south hy Vine Alley, West by lot oi
Jacob Minium's heirs, and North b, MARKET
street, whcrcun Is erected a Two and Oue-hali
Story
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Large Stable.

Sale to clmmrncc at II O'Clock A. NJ. Of said
dty when due ateud,ucn viii DO given ami
terms o! sale made knrsn hv
WILLIAM HARDING.
Nov. g, 1877. A,sigure.
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HOTEL STAND.

and other ou'buildirgs. ALSO, LOT OF
GROUND situat. IN the sanr plac" Aforesaid,
bounded on the East aud south 10y l,nhs of Ia.
cob Miniums hcirF, West by puhlic Road lead.
inf from Fremont to ahadiep Mil aud North
by Vine Alley, conts ining ONE-fOURrH or
AN ACRE, more or less on which Ia erected a
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--LApIEs If you wish TO see n duc
line Of CLOAKS 60 to 8. wei's. Sclins-
grove, opposite the Keystone Hotel.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-10-17
Point Pleasant Letter.
PoISr PLEAsASr, KY, Oct. Is.

PoNT PLEAsASr, KY, Oct. Is.
There was a slim attendance at the
auction Saturday. More goods were
sold privately than publicly.
Mr.. 2. T. Coran, in company with
Miss Vitula Bennett; and Mrs George
Patterson, returned from the Louisville
Exposition Tuesday.
Mrs Katie Ross and Miss Sadie Plain,
Of Mclean county, made short visit
with their relatives in this county last
week. .
The cotton wedding at Mr.. Worth
Tichenor's last Tuesday evening was
quite an enjoyable affair. About sixty
guests were in attendance and partook
OF the delicacies prepared for the occa-
sion, while many hearts shared in the
tepast of love that made Worth and his
estimable lady as happy as when first
welded; one year ago.
Mr.. j. d. Bell, of this neigh borhood
has. this year, raised and safely housed
twenty five acres Of tobacco. Who in
this county can beat it?
Mr.. Worth Tichenor starts to-day for
Louisyille with a car load Of hogs.
Mr.. S. B. Bishop, OF Mclean county,
made US a passing visit Saturday. He
is teaching school in Mclean.
Would like to hear from Leland
again. Guess he will blow his quill
when he gets his house daubed.
What has become of your Pathesville
correspondent? LAWN.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-10-17
Groceries for the Fair,

L. j. Lyon proclaims to the citizens Of
Hartford and vicinity that he has a new,
fresh stock Of groceries, and provisions
for sale cheap for cash, or will exchange
for country produce at cash prices. His
stock consists of Teamed fruits OF all kinds,
nuts and raisins, candies, lemons and
oranges, fine nice cakes, good cider, ex-
ira assortment Of coffees. sugars, syrups
and teas, maccaroni, salmon, Holsters,
best mackerel in town. bacon, sugar.
cured hams, lard, alspice, ground Gina.
mon, &c, &c. Also coal oil. pine tar,
and in fact, every thing usually kept in a
grocery store. A splendid line of cigars.
He has an eating saloon in the rear OF
the geocery, where you can get anything
to eat on short notice.
These goods were purchased especially
for the fair trade. Give him your Gus.
tom. F. KIMBLEY.
no4l-2t Salesman.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-10-17
sOn for Frnnkfort.

Mr.. C. w. Phillips, Sheriff. arcomp.
nnird 10y &. w. Bunecr. D. s. and r
u. Thomson of Elm Lick, lrll Yesterday
i"r Frankfort, having in charge John
Hunter (col. and j. T. Gidcomb white
The former for two years in the peniten.
'iary for burglary, the latter one year fol
Grand Larceny.
1t would seem much more proper &C
cording to our way, of thinking 10 send
Gidcomb to a House of Refuge, as he is
quite young and could probably be re.
claimed, but confinement in the peniten-
tiary Of one of his age, will only tend to
harden him in crime. Mr.. Tommie
Phillips accompanied his father to Frank,
fort, in hopes that the trip would inn
prove his health.
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slaughter, which occupied nearly the
whole Of last week, and resulted in a
verdict from the jury ofnine years in the
penltentiary. The verdict was rather
surprise 10 majority OF those who
heard the trial, many OF whom predicted
Moore's acquittal. His attorneys have
appealed the case, and he will remain in
jail here for sixty days. II by that time
the Court of Appeals have not decided
the Sheriff will convey him to the peni-
Tertiary. The case was ably prosecuted
10y Joe llaycraft. Commonwealth attor-
ney' assisted by Mr.. John Chapeze, and
the prisoner was equally ably defended
by Messrs. Walker and Hubbard assisted
by Mr.. G. c. Wedding. Several other
cases of minor importance were contin-
ned and some acquitted, which we deem
not necessary to enumerate.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-10-17
Criminal Court Notes.

The grand jury returned the following
indictments:
John Radford and II. Mcmillan, each
carrying concealed a deadly weapon.
w. w. Austin, assault and battery.
7. o. Hines. keeping tipping house.
Sam. Phelps, disturbing religious wor-
ship.
J. F. Bugg, unlawfully practicing med
icine.
E. L. Wise, jsllor, neglect of official
duties.
Sam. Rafferty, and Joseph Smith, each
for failing to keep public road in order.
Peter May, NJ. L. Weeks and John
Harrison, for unlawfully confederatIng
and banding together for the purpose Of
intimidation.
The grand jury also reported that the
Jail needed repairs in the way of pipes
and sewerage.
John S. Moore was tried for man.
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thanks to Mr.. Logan, the Kentucky
news editor, for his kindness in showing
us through the building from baseme nj
to tower. but must say that the vast
machinery and many departments OIL
the office, are too much for any lady to
comprehend.
THE CITY HALL.
We next visited the city hall and were
shown through, even unto the tower. 1t
Is a superb structure and the elegance
with which it is furnished, reflects much
credit on the the citizens Of Louisville.
DRY GOODS HOUSES.
We saw many novelties in the line of
dress goods, trimmings, cloaks, &c, &c.
And right here let me say that W. +.
Alexander, opposite the Alexander IIo>
tel, has a large dry goods establishment
-cloaks especially, and as we visited
every cloak house in the city, we can
speak from what we know, that he sells
the most magnificent cloaks at figures so
small that it will astonish any one.
We were in c. p. Barnes Il Bro. 3 es-
tablishment in the Louisville Hotel
block. They have lovely goods in the
latest styles, and you can depend on what
they represent them to be.
Alas, our weeks visit passed all too
quickly, and we felt shade Of regret
steal over US as we tured from the scene
of so many beauties to mingle with those
more familiar. Ora PEARL.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-10-17
JcwcIry Trade.

No firm in this Western country can
beast of better reputation for fair deal.
ing than c. P. Barnes IL Bro 224 MAR
street. Louisville, Kentucky. They arr
fast becoming the leading Jewellers o
the West aud South. We visited then
establishment one day last week, and
were shown the orders received hy then,
That morning. They aggregated hun.
dreds Of dollars in amount. and came
from various points IN Kentucky, Alaba,
ma, Souih Carolina, Missouri, Tennessee
New Mexico, North Carolinr, Texas.
The cash accompanied each order.
Their trade reaches every State and Ter.
ritory South aud West, and is attrlbuta-
BILE TO their fair dealing and jndicious
advertising
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1877-10-17
LitchneId Letter.
LELAND.
LIrcBFrELD Oct. Is.

LIrCBFIELD, Oct. Is.
Editor Herald:
ALEXANDER HOTEL.
| have just returned from a visit to
Louisville, and thinking a few notes
might be OF interest to your many lady
readers that will visit the city this fall, |
write you. have been in the habit OF
making annual visits and stopping at
the Willard and Louisville hotels, but
seeing notices of the Alexander Hotel
frequently in your paper, we gave orders
to the hackman to drive us there, and
found it to be quite fashionable resort ;
and in justice to Mr.. Alexander we can
truthfully say, his hotel is second to
no house in the city. We had the pleas
ure of forming the acquaintance of Mr.
and Mrs. Alexander, and found Mrs.
Alexander one OF the most lovely ladies
we ever met-nothing cold and formal
characteristic Of lsndladies usually, but
a kind and gentle word for each and
every one of her lady guests, and Mr..
Alexander is one of those jovial pleasant
gentlemen that make life all sunshine
and pleasantly. was told there were two
handsome and fascinating clerks in the
hotel that add much to the young ladies'
pleasure-Messrs. Logan and Jones. As
| met Mr.. Logan can speak for myself,
but. girls, wont tell you what his
sparkling, roguieh little eyes did for me.
Go and be served likewise.
AEUsENRNrs.
We found many attractions in the city,
the theatre especially. We saw Raw.
mond In risks" which we pronounce
splendid.
THE EXPOSITION.
We visited the Exposition and found is
as good, il not better, than ever before,
but many think it not so good, but we
suppose 1t attributable to their loosing
interest. In one corner OF the building
alone, we found untold treasures in the
way of heirlooms, where we could have
spent a day seeing new beauties all the
while. The art gallery is as fine as !
ever saw it.
The floral display is good, the statua-
ry unsurpassed. the music splendid, and
on the whole, l enjoyed it more than
any previous year ever attended.
THE coURIER-JoURNAL.
We visited the Courier-Jourual office,