The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1877-05-18

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General di Cesnola, so well known
from his e1cayationsat Cyprus. arrived
in this city Saturday, with the Countess
and his TWO daughters He has won
reputation both here and abroad. Heis
Of an old italian family and served in
the Crimea, but gained his title of Gen
eral" from his bravery in this country,
having joined the volunteer service soon
after the battle of Bull Run-he having
come to America Just rs the war broke
out 1t will be remembered that SEQ 600
was offered him by the British Museum
for the Purium collection, now 5. the
Metropolitan Museum in this City, but
that he gave America the preference
After period ofsix years Of business
inactivity, DIR Henry T Helmhold (he
Napolean advertiser) appears once again
in the business arena with his world
famed @Buchu,"eIn the prime of life
"a with all his faculties unimpaired, IS
vigorous and ambitious as ever, though
smarting under malicious persecution,
the Doctor has again set his factory in
motion and is prepared to supply The
world with his life giving preparations
He has associated with him his two ola
and trusted managers, Messrs Kearneys,
and in circular note just issued to his
old friends of the press he says, that in
order to make assurances doubly sure, |
have made complete change in the
wrappers and labels of my remedies,
which will be manufactured in future
under my immediate atesuperyision- These
wrappers will be printed in crmine
ink, all others are spurious, and any
persons using my name shall be held
amenable to the law. i ask my friends,
the press of the United States, to assist
me in my undertaking. With your CO.
operation my victory is q foregone con-
clusion
Essipof, gave her final concert here
on Saturday, and the finest pianists we
have had here for long time has ceased
to delight our ears.
A very quiet and romantic wedding
took place last Thursday evening. A
granddaughter of Mrs Elizabeth Fry,
the well known philanthrOpist. arrived
in the Scythia and was married to Mr.
Parker, gentleman residing in the
West, who met her here. They have
been engaged for several years, but the
consummation of their hopes was not pos
sible until the present. Among the few
guests present were Lord Clarence Pa
get and his daughter, friends of the
bride.
Nothing more unfortunate, nor that
has awakened more perfect sympathy
upon the part of their friends, has ever
occurred than the manner in which Miss
Morrison has been entrapped into a
marriage with the low adventurer Lopez.
The family are very much grieved, but
Mr. Morrison is dealing in the frmest
way with the rufiian. Miss Morrison
has been in i'll health, and her mind be-
came weakened from that cause, and
Lopez learning this fact, and also that
her father was wealthy, bribed two Of
the servants to represent him as veal
thy Cuban who was desperately in love
with her, and who would lavish untold
wealth upon her. The weak minded,
credulous girl listened, and finally nc
companied him to DIR Tifftny's where
the ceremony was performed. Then he
told her to 60 home and pack her trunks,
which she did, but told the circumstan-
ces. Her father at once sent her in the
country out of the wretch's reach, and
prepared to arrange for dissolution Of
the marriageyso that Lopez,who thought
to get possession of the daughter and
then obtain an immenss bribe from Mr.
Morrison 70 be silent and leave the
country, was foiled in the very first in
stance. He is low gambler and thief,
and has gone by the name of California
Joe"
Mr. Felix Gouraud, the man whose
business in life was to make old women
young and dark women fair, recently
died, and two wives are quarreling over
his estate Estates nowadays are likely
to find their way into lawyers pockets.