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The Morning herald., 1878-12-09
REGISTERS OFFICE,


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Dec. 3rd 1878.
Upon the application of Rev, Patrick
Reilly Administrator of John H. Ryan late
OF Brandywine Hundred in said County,
deceased, 1t Is ordered and directed by the
Register the Administrator aforesaid. give
notice of granting OF letters of administra-
ton upon the estate of the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing adj
vertisements to be posted within forty
days from the date of such letters, in six
of the most public places of the County. of
New Castle, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate, to present the
same or abide by an Act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided. And also
cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the MORNING HERALD o
newspaper published in Wilmington and
to be continued therein three weeks (E, D.
d.
(N,) Given under the hand and Seal
3L, s Sof office of the Register aforesaid,
Il at New Castle, in New Castle coun
ty, aforesaid, the day and year above
written.
SC. BIGGS Register.
NOTICE.--An persons having claims
against the estate of the deceas ed must
present the same duly attested to the Ad
miuisttator on or before Dec, 3rd 1879 or
abide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
PATRICK REILLY.
Address Wilmington Del.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09

committees on transfer OF the Indian Bur-
eau. They Ill oppose the transfer. The
Secretasy "gavs his case away" when No
said he could not efficiently manage the
Bureau without more money and more
ofncials. There Ii no meney to waste ana
If the people are sAtisfed of anything 1t 10
that there Is mischief 10 the multiplication
Senator Cenovea, In asking for Conn
mittee to investigate his alleged connection
with the loss or theft Of certain part OF
an enrolled bill at the close of the last sss-
sion, did wise thing. Tho charge against
him was made by the secret rervice office
Of the Treasury. The Senatorial Commit
tee, after examing the evidence on which
the charge was made, found there was
nothing in 1t, and proposed to drsp I be sub
ject, but Senator Conover asked to
put In evidence. The investigation Will
probably result in damage to the nest OF
roguss who have 80 long, under the pro-
tection of official position, blaekmailed or
blacksned honest men Of al parties. Tho
Committee now investigating Conover is
composed of two Democrats and one Re.
publican. :,
, Washington has, If any place inthe world
has, haunted church. As the story goes,
almost every day but at uncertain times,
there appears In one of the churches OF ths
city q venerable lady dressed in black. She
taxes seat, always the aame seat, remains
for few moments, and disappears nysteri-
ously OF course this is simply ghost
story but IL is religiously beloved by hun
dreds of imaginative people, many of whom
profess to have seen the ''ghost." Some
added that white dove appears when
ever the old lady does, aud disappears at
the same time.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09

TEE vaRD1oR in the case Of Harley G.
Brown adds another to the fast multiplying
instances Of perverted sympathy, or culpa>
ble stupidity: as developed in courts Of
Justice, which wsaksns confidence in that
"bulwork Of English liberty" trial by jury
The interests involved in this case were not
confined to the friends and families Of his
slaughtered victims, nor to any class, Or
community; but the result appeals with
peculiar force to that innumerable host,
the travelling public. What will they do
about It We are strongly in favor of law
and order, and Of the administration OF
justice, according to the forms of law, and
by legal tribunals and processes; but, there
must be justice, and not it's travesty. "A few
more such escapes Of criminals through
+" the neshes Of the law" and We would
Justify resort to the process Of Judge
Lynch's court, by the survivors of rail-
road wreck. ai r.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09
For the HERALD.

For the HERALD.
1 am glad to see that you have drawn
public attention to the subject of Public
Health. Do me the favor to look into the
question of cesspools or wells. There are
ordinances prescribing the depth of these
unavoidable nuisances as well as regulat
ing the distance from division line
at which they must be snnk. So far SO
good. But there is no law which will pre-
vent house builder from sinking well
in contact with the cellar wall of his own
property. There are many wells attached
to houses. I have lived In two houses, In
this city, where the wells were sunk i'm
mediateIy in the rear of the kitchen and
against the cellar wall. In both the
smell was offensive and sickening. In one a
new well is being sunk to relieve the two
adjoining houses Of an intolerable nuis-
ances. No well should be sunk nearer the
wall of house than six feet and farther
off If possible.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09

Mr.. FIELDS nAp TO LECTURE, again, on
Saturday night, under the chilling influence
of empty seats, there being very small
audience to greet him. The lecture was.
of course, deeply interesting, and 1t is to be
r regrstted that larger number of our citi-
zsns were not present to enjoy it. DR.. Muir
ply shsuld have been better sustained In hi
laudable effort to furnish high order Of
intellectual entertainment for the people o.
Wilmington. We hope, however, and be-
lieve, that salutary impression will have
been made upon the minds of the young
gentlemen with whose mental culture hi
10 charged, and in whose interests thes'
lectures were especially procured to be de
liyered here, ct this time.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09
II am . lover of all womankind,

- am o lover Of all womankind,
And maidens old, are not old:maids to me,
Though beauty fee, there still remains the
mind,
And mind is surely better company.
What though the harp be new and trimmed
with gold,
Does sweeter music:tremble in It's tone,
Than when the gaudy polish has grown old
And naught is left but sweet accord
aloneW
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09
H.z.-.....A!AE

WE call attention to the advertisement
in the HERALD of the County Farm at
Hares Corner. There is not more de-
sirable property in this county. The soil
naturally fertile, has been improved, the
fences are in fine order, and there are all
necessary buildings in good repair. Its
location is healthful, is Of easy access to
rail and water communication, and in prox'
unity to social, educational and religious
advantages. Its sale furnishes rare op-
por,unity to procure valuable home and
profitable investment.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09
dec7,1m
The other day the restless ghost of J

The other day the restless ghost of Ju-
lius Cesar 5trolIed into Burlington and
sat down on fire plug and watched the
little bay mule from West Hill trying his
new hind shoes on the cornice of two
story brick house. The shade of the great
soldier rose togo. "Ah," he sighed, de-
iectedly, to Hawheye reporter, "tbis
world moves too fast for me. I thought
that rifed artillery was marvellous i'm
provement on our old battering rams, and
now the Americans have brought out a
new prejectile on the old principle that
discounts anything that ever carried pow,
der" And he went back to his present
lodgings.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09

p In spite of fiannels, coughs and colds
will make lodgment in the system. But
they are not tenants at will, You can dis
possess them with HALE's HONEY OF HoRE-
HOUND AND TAR, in less time than 1t tax es
sheriff to execute writ. Sold by all
Druggists.
Pixies Toethachs Drops cure in min
ute. dec4-1m
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09

THERE WAS QUITE hUsH of ladies to
Harvey 4 Sisters, 800 Market street, satur-
day night, to observe the startling efficiency
Of the Potapsco Baking Powders, as there
nightly demonstrated. Without properly
prepared food, digestion must be bad. In
the interest of healthfulness, therefore, we
recommend to housewives, to look into this
snaftar .....
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09

WE ASK CITr CsuHoM's ATTENTION to
the subject referred to by "#" - one Of
vast importance in an hygenicpoint Of view
Not only comfort, but health, which is the
highest interest that legislators can con-
aides, is involved in the matter to which
our intelligent correspondent refers.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09
FLOWER ! AND GRASSES.

Tatnall & Co., Florists, have opened q
store No. 807 Market street, Wilmington
Delaware, with a large stock Of natural
Dried and Straw Flower, Pampas, Plumes
and Dried Grasses. All kinds of Floral
Designs made to order cheap of natural OF
Straw Flowers.
dac7.1p,
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09
THE PEOPLES COLUMN.

Hsnceforth we will give column daily
to correspondence upon any proper subject
for discussion. 1t is expected that commu-
nicatious will be written on one side only
of the paper, and accompanied with the
name of the writer. The HERALD Is not to
be considered as endorsing or being in any
way responsible for the opinion of cores
pondents In this column.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09

A cable espatch was received yesterday,
stating that President Alcantara, Chief
Magistrate of Venezuela, died on the even
ing Of November so, and that j. Gutierrez'
Uhief Justice of the Kigh Federal Court
was acting President. All was quiet in the
Htata
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09

Thrse little boys on recent Sunday; were
stopped on the street in this city by an
elderly gentleman, who erceiving that they
had bats and ball with them, asked one OF
the nunber this question "Boy, can you
tell me where ~ nsnghty boys 20 to who
plsy bali on Sur ~ "Over back of John.
son's barn, tic !, ungster replied.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09
,ss Tar HON. THoxAs r. BAYARD will ac'
cept our thanks for recent favors.

THE COMMUNICATION signed "Justice,"
cannot appear until the writer complies
with our rule, and furnishes bis name.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09

Council Will hold special meeting TO-
morrow evening to slsst ~ accountant in
the Treasursr's of1ce. ? -a42A ~.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09

The Best Quality of MEDICINES
AT WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market,
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES .,Sc
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR; TOOTH and
NAIL BRUSHES,
At Ninth and Market.
A choice Imported Key West Pride of Key
West or Grauley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAvORING EXTRACTS, Strong
snd Pure,
ut Ninth and Market.
..... AT WILLIAMS.
Fine AMERICAN AND IMPORTED SOAPS,
At Ninth and Market.
Get the Best" WILLIAMS SAPONA-
CEOUS DENTIFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy In dispensing, and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE,
mays IT Corner Ninth and Market.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09

.WILDlNaTON DEL. Dec .. 1878.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-09
DEGISTER's ORDER

Address Wilmington Del.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
u b E =.
&atte ni6t oas 3eu8 ~ etnem
0%eoafteur.
(Mus tem GnsIii1en.)


(aus bsm GnsIiI&sn.)
e%befreoafteur AZ einem auf Yrobe ange'
feuten Silfsrebaftsur Wr. Sodlsp, Sis
befsen uiele gissnidaftsn zines GROCER
Sournoliitsn unb sic msreen obne 3pei.
fsl eihit i'm Stanbs iein. Die 2onoors,
~5imss1 gu reoisiren, bod baben sic &c.
genpdrtig Gi9enbsiten on fi6, tpsl4e Sbrsl
Nisli9feit in unirem @siddit sroBsn gin-
tras ibun. Bon ben Ortbosropbii9sn Geb-
Tern, Die Sbnen besesnen, min id ueniser
reoen, oenn oieIsm uebelitanb fann ieoes.
nal Der Rorrefturleler abbslisn, tpenn er
nii4tern 1T. Wenn sic absr bon Der
9erIe9opina ols elmer art aliatilden Sub.
mes ipre9en. bas nit sinem .Surfsp" i'm
Sample Iiest. ooer ~bebaupien, baB Der Su=
%e3tanal ourd Buffalo fieBt, oann bort Die
9emiitbli4teit aui. au4 iAeinsn sic Der
anii4t gu isiu, baB Die ameritanil9e Glotts
aus elmer anjabl flsiner Yoote beltsbt, bic
BON Waulsisln seSosen lpsrbsn. gs 1T
freilid Sbre S4ulo nidt, oab sic ME CUR
See paren, tuenn ii4 absr elm Wann bic
aufsabe teat, Marinsna9ri9ten fir elm
pislSelsienss tdsli9es S%ournal 3u ~liefsrn,
10 lolte er t~penisiisns 10 pieI mifsn, bab
oas Quarter. Bed zines Sdifes ni9t Elm
vSsd" Rarten 1T, Dos einen .Quarter"
Us gts } toftst. Sas tann 10 ni9t Ian.
ger anseben. sic ipre9sn BON Disraeli
als einem 3sitssnoIen oes Moles, laIien
ben &ubicon our4 @aIilei iibsridreitsn.
MAIDEN Yetrarta gu einem 9poitsl unb
&omeo sur &eiiosnS oes Yaptes @itiser
Simmel, penn i'd oas QQes our1geben
lisbe. 10 uirbe uns ia Die gang. gimobnsr=
Idaft auf Die 8ube ridden sic perben
bsb6alh einieben, Der. Sodltp, baB sic
zines iabrslansen Stuoiums beoirfsn. ebe
Sic fabis iine, Die 6HentIide Msinuns gu
beeinHuhes.
&sin Sournaliif fann pobl Dem Yubli.
fun als Gibrer biensn. ipsnn er oaIielbs
belebren min, Der prOpbst 8 lniel babe nit
ieinem Gamiliennamsn Boone gsbeiben,
ooer uenn er Die frunjOii9en &ilomster
aIs Oeroammunesulrbiss 66lenmaidinsn
bejei4net. Sd oente oaber, es 1T gu ibrem
ei9enen geiten, uenn sic einen anberen
Beirut ergreifen; bes.ben lie lih aufs
9ano, iuden sic Die Sbatla9e fel3uitel-
len, oaB Die Ssraeliten Die Wa9tsln ni9t
nit Soppelfinten s%rlegten, uno oab Ylut-
ord nidt Der Soft Der llntsrpslt NOR. -
Gmpfeble mid Shnsn. DIR. Sodlep.
DIR. SOdlsp 1T iIst uOblbstaltsr =
r8arteeper."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
qftrr Rifne &Sobn.
General Meentur

fur bic neutrality-suspicious..
gaptsf.
Snperial & 0orthern Snf. Cos.
pcn eonepn, Sob $25, 900, 600
&asal Snf. 60.
BON liverpool, 10000, 900
Gommertial Union MI. Co.,
Sou 9onbon, Sob, 1000, 900
@erruan ameritan mi. Co.,
pom Rem gorL 100000
ct. Paul Geuer & Nariue Sni. Co.,
~ BON ct. paul, 100000
Ut. Sofepb Seuer & Warine Sni. 60.
BON ct. Spieph 775,OO0
atlas Sni. Co..
pSn 5artfOrp, 100000
German Snf. Co.,
bon grsspOrt, 81, 100000
v. U. Atrioential aH. Co.,
BON 5artforb, SOC. 900
frabelsrs' Snf. Co..
~ non 5artforb, $4,000
aetna eife Snf. 60,
sos 5artfurO, 20, 00O, 00o
Dteft ma6tissn asnpasnisen, bic I'D BET benz gsksev n
Bottom 8euer bur9 panitli9e 3abluns tbrtr Beriu&s -
udhrt eabtn, ~empfebln Id ftbf une sSnnta ~gradauueu
vsn etstutbrm ~ ben btaisaen Saten tntststn seupnSsa
rtrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16

paS- Ser seidsiots Collector. Sorace
@rsslsp erSdblt: ginit ianots i9 sinsm
aopotaten i'm Weiten cine Re4nuns nit
Dem auitrase, bisielbe gu coIsctirsn unb
srlaubte ibm Die SdIfts bss Ystrases fur
ieine Mibe uno ltntoiten. ginige 3sit
nadber srbielt id fOlsenosn 8sridt BON
msinem aopofatsn .Wertber S.rr gs
1T mir %sslunssn, meine Sdlfte Der
S4uloiumme gu colsctiren, bic anbers
Sdifte III boffnunsslOs perlorsn."
saS- Cine muiitaliihe Samilie. %
darmant, bisisr 8untinn! Niles mulita-
lid = Der oert Sobn-"
~Spislt a biisrl 0iolin-"
limb 6rdule;n So4ter?"
vSpielt Glapier-"
,uno Sie?~
sd ipiel baSu @uitare-"
Yuno Sbre Jrau @smablin? 2"
rMeiae alte - la bic ipielt aud -
aber - Gotterie-"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16

sas- Ms Der usiie Colon sinlt sefrasi
puroe, mas er unter benz Wort 8e5eb
uerisbe, erwieosrte er ~SsisB 1T elm Spin.
nensepebe. in wsldem lid tleine 6lissen
fansen, ud6rsno Die sroBen ss burdrsi.
Sen, UNI unsetrait bapon gu hissen. -
8enn Der 9ris4iide Weiis Solon, Der Dor
2400 Sabren lebte. ieBt aufiieben uno in
uniern GonsreB uno Staatss 2ssislaturen
tommen wiiroe, oann piiros er iid nun.
bern, oab Die 8siebfabritantsn isbt mad
2400 Sabren es nod seraoe 10 MAIDEN, ME
bamals in atbeu. Die @elt bsuest ii9.
aber i'm &reiIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16

Gin Bauer bate bei4loHen, nit ieinsr
Samilie aus,uwanosrn. Ser Gag CUR
abreiie nod amsrita mar bereit fsitssisbt.
Sa trat am 9orabsno oisiss Sases 6es
8ausrn spsitsr Sobn 0iesl Dot ben Batter
bin uno iast; r9utu, 7 ssb' net nit ia's
Nmerita.~
rSa, parum bsnn metz" irasts Der Yau-
er e%ritaunt.
.Su. wibfs Yatu. s~ntsssn,te Der Bur.
i9e nit beosntli1sm @eidt, ~ bab'
'rumsrsdblsn s'b6rt, baB' mann bsi nns
Wittas 9'ldutt miro, 10 is's In benz lime.
rita brenten srt Mittsrnadt; 9a maa6t'
i oanmal slang aufs Glen wartsn! t.
pas- Sisntsiisr. (Dtsbrere @die i'm
8aitbaus an einsn Slid obns Stible tire.
tenb) {: 4slner, brinssn sic uns Elm paa,
SeKd!
Rslner Glsi&, msins Ssrrsn, bite, in.
beHsn Ylab su nsbmen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
Suinois.

Qtieasp ..." Peter Salnus. sp. 2O6 Canal gert Are.
....Sut. 8irftten, No. 70 einesn Strass.
.... sts goatrY, 30 81 estpe strast.
1altna, Soc IRAN, ptnl,nfsi
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
Or. Heter Shmine,

ct. DOnatus, Saefcn Co.. Ssnd, uns
Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-04-16
SaS Otfe GnOe.

Weld Elm @intsr, ianft unb miloe,
Ser nidts 86ies fibrt i'm S9iloe
Benn ni1ts na9tommt!
Nddtsns wsreen 9til9en blausn
uno Die Y6sel Neitsr bausn-
Wenn ni6ts na4fommt
Nrn 1T au9 Der 6risbe I9er,
Gin sere6ter, oroentli9er-
Wenn ni4ts na4tommt!
aaes miro seoronet sdnSlid
nno gsialihtst confsren5lid-
Wenn ni4ts na1fommt
WeIde ausi9t liebli9, frisoIi9!
Sn europa miro's semitbli4-
Wenn ni4ts nadtommt!
9isber Simmel, BON uns menoe,
Wenn ss sebt-bas oide gnbe,
Sas lonit na1fOmmt!
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-08
Lunenburg.

Lunenburg.
The next lecture by DR.. II. A. Cut.
ting will be Sunday Feb. 10, to COM
mence at l o'clock p. m. Subject =
Goods beautiful Birds, and their use.
fulness." All are invited
Hon. John w. Hartshorn is SLOWLY
improving, and is expected now tc
fully recover.
A son of Harrison Stowell was Sc
verely cut on the head one day last
week by an AK IN the hands of his
brother. He stopped to pick up q
stick of wood while his brother was
splitting, and received a full blow
from the ak. He is expected to reco'
yer.
A son of Nathaniel Gray was badly
cut with an ak on Friday last. He
was trying to knock the balls out OIL
the horses shoes with an ak, when the
horse kicked, driving the AK against
the boys leg with such force as ia
make large flesh wound
The Saturday evening lecture by
DIR. II. A. Cutting last week was up
on Artificial Butter, or "Oleomarga-
rine." He illustrated the identity be-
tween the fat globule in cream and in
the "Oleine" or oil obtained from the
fat of beaves, describing fully the pro-
cess of manufacture. His samples oil
butter were sparingly tasted, yet pro-
nounced by some very good butter,
while others thought it almost taste
less other than q salty taste. The
DIR. stated that it was believed from
the product of the various factories
that at least 100000 lbs of butter was
used daily in the United States and
Canada, and that it was seriously aC.
fecting the prices of all ordinary but
ter. 1t can be produced at IL cents 0
10. which is cheaper than can be pro
fitably produced in the ordinary way.
1t is time for farmers to look about
them AMI sell their cows, or make
very superior butter, which always
sells we'll.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-08
Churches.

CHRIST CHURCH NIssI0 N.-Rev. GoCrs
A. ARTHUR, Missionary in charge sEaSc.ay
Service at IL n. m, anil p. IN, SerE1ee for
the Children. sunday school HRA CAteohx
at : so d. m. Saints days aad Aaay days
Service and address, II a. nj fridays
Evening prayer and addrees, S'2ock p IN
ST. TITUS MIksI0S IL THE R~osss-Occas
sional service by special appointment. reg.
ular service on she nrst Sunday of each
month at . O'Clock p. M
MErHoDIST-Rev. L. S. LOCKE, Pastor
Services at IL q. M, and p. IN. sabbath
school at IL m. Seats free. All cordially III
Vited.
ROMAN CATHoLLC.-Rev. FATHERWCH
AUn, Acting FASTER Services OH tue mrs.
any third SAbbaths al the month. at 10 q. nj
and p. IN. SabhaEA school at p. m.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-08
About t'''n.

New advertisements TINS week
Look them over and profit thereby.
The lumbermen are all elated over
the prospects for getting in a good
lot of logs this winter.
Our Postmaster expects some hard
work for next Thursday. Wonder if
we shall get any valentines?
A person was kind enough to ire
sent US with pocket book, and
change bag the other day.. and nov
we are at loss to know what use to
put them to.-''A hint to the wise
ETC."
Maria Crandall who lives about
two miles from this village, had q
para!ytic shock last Monday. She is
Il years of age. At last accounts
she was in a fair way of recovery, al
though partially paralyzed.
Our popular auctioneer. and the
best one in the state, A. III. Bonett,
came homo last Monday, on = short
vacation from Colebrook, where he
has been selling goods at auction. He
will return there the first OF next
week.
One cannot help thinking that old
prob. is trying to see how much he
can favor this locality this winter, in
regard to good and favorable weather.
1t has for the past week been simply
splendid, and all that anyone could
ask for.
If any one wants . tip-top sign
painted in tip-top style, or carriage
or sleigh, house or anything else in
an artistic and workmanlike manner
they should call on our boss painter,
DC, Stevens Esq. Island Pond is
noted for having what they haze got
first class.
An alarm Of fire was raised last
Monday about Ii o'clock q. m. Upon
enquiry we learned that the house Of
Mr. Sawyer on Derby street was on
fire. The crowd rushed to the would
be scene of confagratiop, but, alas
the fire had been quenched, with only
no mlnal damages, consisting of burn
ing hole through the roof Of til,
house, where the stove pipe wen
through.
Last Monday WAS a day long to bt
remembered by the poor printer, a:
far as local items are concerned. Th,
very first thing, n horse with har
ness on, Belonging to some one o
course, but not known to us, came
rushing through Cross street, at :
very rapid rate. We believe this wa:
on purpose for our special benefit, ant
Sas certainly "big bonanza" to us
Locals are generally hard TO find now
a-days.
When you visit Montreal do no
forget TO call at VIM. Povey's Ciga
and Tobacco store, at No. 1872 st
Bonaventure Street, near the Depot
lie has one Of the largest stocks O
plain and carved meerschaums, al
warranted; the celebrated G. b. ID
pipe all sizes, bent or straight, ant
makes pipe nendlng speciality. AL
in want of the above will please TAX
notice of this, and govern themselve
accordingly.
The lecture by Prof. Nichols at til
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-08

ters, Eva and Maud, 6 and Z respect
lively we're simply a wonder Of inteli-
gence and beauty. They sNng sweet
~, and acted equally as well. The
Captain performed the suspension act
with the two little girls in an admi-
rable manner. The box trick was a
great mystiReatiOn 10 every one. Then
came some sle;ght of hand tricks. We
firmly believe that the Captain has a
faculty of doing his tricks the easiest
and in the most mistifyins manner OF
any magician we have ever seen. He
made silver coins appear and disap-
pear at his will; these tricks conclu-
ded the first part of tho entertainment
Then came the part to please the
boys, consisting of ventriloqGism
mostly. His imitation Of the looomO-
tive whistle in the distance, was GER
tainly masterpiece of that art, and
his imitation of the hen, dog, bee,
rooster ETC., were equally good. In
all, we can truly say, that the Cap
tain is surely master Of his profession.
He advertises to humbug the public,
and he does it in so nice a way that
nobody can tell how he does, and on
ly know that they like that kind Of
humbugery.
On Wednesday evening as was
promised the Captain gave an entire
change of programme, with the cx-
ception of the box trick 1t is need
less to say that every trick was greet.
ed with rounds of applause. The
magic bell was a decided success Ito
the audicnce) but not to the poor
printers, whose fortunes it professeC
to tell. To mention every trick thai
was performed would entail a grea
amount of space: it is sufficient tt
say that all were pleased, and here
after the Captain should be styled tn,
"Prince of Humbugs."
BY special request the, Captain will
give an entertainment this FRIDAY
evening, for the benefit of the it'll,
girls. This will he positively his las
appearance in this town.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-02-08
Now Hampshire.

Miss f. A. Pierce, of Chesterfield,
recently closed her seventy-fourth
term of school.
Miss. Jennie NJ. Kimball, of Con-
cord has been appointed Clerk of the
State Tax Commission.