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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25
DESTRUCTIVE FINDS.
DAMAGE AT WARREN, OHIO.
a Inortgage.

WARREN, Ohio, April PA heavy wind and
min storm passed this place at ll:l5 II. III. to-
day. The roof OF The new Methodist Church was
blown or damaging Judge ieoman's residence
,Judge Motion suG dropped dead from apo
piexy. The casting house OF the furnace was
was dc demolished. The mandatory and CITY Planning Mill
stock several houses and chimneys and trees were
wrecked in a directions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25
SALE OF THE OPUJR FARM.

The estate of Benjamin Holiday, known as
the ophir Farm comprising ia acres OF highly cultiva
ted land In the Of Harrison. westchester County
together with the nearly completed splendid mansion
Roman Catholic chapel and outbuldings on the grounds
was sold by auction at the Court House. White Plains
f. Ruggles, referee. Tho property was bought in by
AuMsL Heimonf who held mortgage for 800 900. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1878

price paid was 81 Oo0 subject to all incumbrances on
the estate. These as follows: mortgages hsa ny
the Mutual Life Insurance Company for 100000, q
mortgage gwen for 81 10000 TO s. L. NJ Barlow aud Bel
mont and subsequently assigned to Mr. Belmont, ana the
sTm Of 81 600 due for taxes the property, making,
with the 81 600 bid for the property total sum OF
OOO exclusive OF any interest that may DC que Oh
the mortgages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25

A Boston lady sent her little boy to drug
store the other day to get porous plaster and charged
him 10 be careful not forget what lie going after
He out, repeating the words To himself, and IN
few minutes came back saying: HIRE, mamma; this
Ia the Is)Orest TODD dit"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25
THE DIPLOMATIC SITUATION.
LONDON, Thursday, April %, 1873.

DESPITE some sensational announcements,
such as The Standards from Vienna, that ned-
alton has failed, and profcssedly private lnfor-
nation published by La France that war Is in
eyitabe the advices received from all authentic
Sources merely show that negotiations continue. The
Tafss correspondent at ST. Petersburg says the pro-
pOsal to withdraw the troops from COnstannOpe seems
10 find more favor in military than political circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25
EARTHQUAKE IN THE NORTHWEST.

ST. PAUL, Mlnn, Aplll IA Dlsllaich spe-
dispatch TO The Pioneer Press transmits an account
of three distinct shocks ofearhquake at Gendove on the
Yellowstone River April 10. They occurred at inter
walls of half on hour The ground opened for distance OF
500 Yards, and a sitting oder OF sulphur was emitted
from the crack The crevce revealed the presence OF
coal vein five feet in thickness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25
CHARGES AGAINST A SCHOOL TRUSTEE.

Commissioner Watson was i'll yesterday, and
not able to attend the meeting OF the Board Of Educa-
tion but he sent letter asking that the whole matter OF
the charges which he had made NJ the previous meeting
against Timothy Brennan trustee OF the sixth ward
be- referred "a committee tor Investigation lie SUP,
mted searches Of title which, IL was claimed proved
MIR Brennan to be the OF part OF school building
No "a In En-st The matter referred Ia the Com.
mtttec on Bylaws although Commissioner Bell ogeced
strongly because one Of the papers was mortgage.
Mr. Be said this slur upon the legal right 10 make
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25

els il becoming to me-" asked she, as she
paraded the OF hundred years ago before
her husband. "Yes my DEAR" said he ineeky Don't
YOU wish Ieould dress this way all the time T. she asked
mo, my DEAR be replied; "Dut wish you he'd lived
when that was the style"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25
p Q S T S c RIP T
3:45 q. m.
3:45 q. m.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne US.
PRINCE GORTSCHAKOFF'S SICKNESS.
ToNDoS Tbursday April %. 1875

st. Petersburg telegram says Prince GOrt,
schako has been confined his bed since Monday and
serious apprehensions concerning him are felt HIS
fever increases and his physicians rear 1t Is typhus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25

PHILLIPS PALATABLE COB LIVER OIL,
In combination wPHosPHC NTRIiNE IL macbess reme-
y emaciation, debility ana consumption All druggists
Depot, Plattst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25

PoMEROY's TRUssEs-By far the best in use.
Ask your ply stefan TRUSS CO., 740 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25
Announcements.

People like XLCR homeless Goldfish because
they can always rely upon getting the best Georges Bank hsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25

MORGAN g. BROTHERS Storage Warehouses,
1tst Bd'wy separate for furni.
ire anos mirrors carriagesSc Moving boxing and
shopng attended call t0nspec the premises solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-25

The amended schene Ol recoHstru oVIo" "n'0H VIII
now be carried out provides that :here shall be no re-
dueton in the rate Of interest OF the first consolidated
bonds and the holders OF the sterling per cent loan
bonds are 10 be entitled TO rights as II their
800 had hsen exchanged for first consolidated mort
Seee bonds carrying interest since September !,
fs75 at per cent. The coupons Oh ,ns
Arst consolidated mortgage are 10 DC parity
Hmded and partly paid in cash Coupons on the second
Consolidated mortgage and gold cenyeruoe oonos ars
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-16

fplte inbes wentser tsie $4O0 baben, I'M
auf W~alb~eanb artsufansen, nlb pents-
items $600, um auf eta Stid Srairte 81
9eben.
Die bette Belt bieber gu fpmmer 1T Nm
fat9s Mdrs. &rbetter finb in 5ribiabr
iebr seiu9t unb er9altt1t einen suten 9pbn
bte Commemorate binburd.
Auf ihrtftliGe Suffrage merbe t6 serne
Nrttport seben unb Solder, bic fi6 Bier
,anfiebeln pclfn, serre bebalFt9 fein, Elm
tafenbes Stnd sanb aussufu6en. IGes,
ras t6 BON 3nfiebfern perlanse, 1T Elm
3eusntb BON itrem sfsliorser aber ibre
sste aufabruns unb septFen6afte GRILL
lung tbrer reltsiSfen Sfi6ten ; mir ppQen
Bios CUTE 8atbo(tfen bter baten.
&es. &ubolpb Ge%ntermann,
@lenepe, Me2eDb 60. Mtnn.
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Gtnc Sacettcn= SteGe .fIr MtnneIp

Cine Sabettcn=S telfe fir Mtnnelcta
1T pteber SIT tefeben, SUI petdem 3wede ber
Geprdl entdnt bieles Staates in @a16tns>
ton ST. %. s. GunneI fplsenbeS tefunnt
ma6t:
Tds Gramen fir bic GabettenfteQe spu
gSet Sptnt Spm erlten Gpn9reb 9tftrtft
Mtnne1ptd5 ptrb ant 10. MGrs III
Smatpnna ftattfinbe1t. Die f~plsenber
6erren rerben bic @riifun9scpmmiliipr
btlben : Ger. Seq. 6. Sd1tner srr
Swatpnna, SON. 6. s. Berry spn Ssh
mona, 9rpf. 9ept @rtsbt BON SANG
brrp, Sames 81. Gple, 80. O., spn @ttt!
nd, @rpf. Sdrhuel 8. gdfer BON Swatpn.
td. Ger non Der Majprttdt biefer Gpn
%tiliipn empfpttene iun9e Mann wtrb ppr
mir fir bas Stunt Gramen in @eit Ypin
empfrtlen merben. Ite 3ettunsen tn bic
fem 9titrtft finb a6tun98ppa erluGt, bteI
Nrtts sit r%erGHentliden.
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Ndumun0S=Nerfnuf

UNI fur urler su erbaltenpes 9rpBes 2a9er
BON
S%rIbjatrs @adren
&dum 5u MAIDEN, pTertren mir Idmmtlihe
@tnter<@ aaren 5u unb unter 8ptenprets.
Dies umfabt: SGe bunfelfarttee Sleiber-
ftpfe, RerinCs, G%afbmeres, @tpacas &C.,
infer pDlfdnbtses Eager BON gbawls.
Sils unp Salmpral &pde, glanfets, Sian
nele, f6perer Gafimeres, f9werer balb-
pc1ener unb baumwp1ener 9p1enfpfe,
GpttCn Sldnneae, Sober arsens, ppaez
mes urb balbwpaenes l1nterseu9 fir Ser.
rem, Gamen unb Sinner, Nubtas, 6triint-
pfc, 6anbi6ube, tunfele Galtcps, Gina
6dms &c.
@tr baben neu erSfnet unb pTeriren au
Stem gprf @tadpretien
8l4, ga unb 1914 seblet6te uni unae<
blei6te Sbeettnss per garb pber stld
seblei6te unb uneeblet6te : us unb
garb pette, seblet6te unb unseblet6te
Nusltns, ~2etnpunb, Stl9letnpanb, Sir
Sii63eus, Stques, fartrte uno
etnfa6e Sdcpnet &c.
STR bic nd6fen breiBte Sage biatoe
@adren BET
9. S. 3abm,
Z Corners.
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@tnpnd, I. Sebr. 1878.
@ee6rte &ebdcttpn beS @dnberer!

Geebrte &ebdcttpn beS @dnberer!
Sitte, nebmen sic sefdai9it fpfsenbe ge>
fanntma6uns in Sbr sei6dstes Slatt auf.
SIN Der am 5. Sebruar a%bsebaltenen
S1bresSeri antmlun9 bes bteitsen ct. So
iepbs 8ranfen llnterfibunss> geretns muir
ben fplsenbe Seamte fir bdS laufenbe Sabr
erwd6lt:
9rdlbent-Spbann Wtnfels,
Observation-Disclosures S. &rtes,
l Sefretdr-@i(belm S6neiber,
Sefretdr-Gleranber Srpfaptt,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8aiimpr,
Stnans Gpmmittec-9eter !6enael uni
Spbdnn 0ptterwei9,
Sabnentrdser Nntpn Srautter uni
Mlfert 6tsfer,
@aribaa-Spfepb Sitter,
observation-disclosures Seifrieb.
8ilbelm S6netber, 9efretdr.
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stuspcrfauf gum &oitenpreis fir
bic ndbften SO Saac.

@dbrehp Der @ufnabme ~unieres Snsen>
tars werben mir fCl9enbc @aaren sum
8ptenpreis Yerfaufen:
Gae sefdrbten Gdmen 8leiber< Stpfe,
Sbawls, Galitmers, Siesers, 9ferbebeden,
@ctene Geppide gfanfets, tpetbe Sett~
peden; ipwte aae 5taneae, sefdrbte unb
l6warse Seibe BON ben beiten @anufaetu>
rem ; fpplene Strampfe, 9innen : @aaren
II. +. ~. @er jest biais einfaufen nil,
Der fpre6e bet uns Dor ; mir ~earantirer
Before unb biaisere @aaren, ais jebes an
bere 6dus in ct. @aul, fcsar 8anfrptt-
Gel6dfte ni6t au%seenommen.
>. %. Sn9erlrG IL. So.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-16

S6retben be5 6errn Or. G9as. q.
Maper, SEEMS Greet, Sa.: sd bin i6pn
felt spet Sabren ppn Gnsbriiisfeit betm<
seludt, babe 1dpn iebr otele Nlebtstnen
sebraudt, ober fetne SUITE befpmmen.
81, Mu9uit 8bni9'5 9amturser 9ruittee
BAT mir NUN mebr 9ebplfen, ME aae an
beren Mebt3tner. SD Bate feinen Nppe<
tit gum G1en. Seitbem i6 Zen Sbee Sc
brauAe, faun t6 eifen unb gut i6lafen.
S6 mar lesten @inter uber bret Mpnate
be~ttld9erts, sebe nun ater Wieber msiren
@eIhdften nad.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-16
Stadt II. Gand.
spdbm. Sr. @farrer ". Serebols

SC6tp. Sr. Rfarrex ". Scr9bOli
sHn Netp lltm belt, rie arAs aus Mitrau.
fee feri6tet pirb, lesten @pntas In be,
@astnerperetnsbaae bes tprttsen 0mrt.
baafes ietnen erien gprtrae iiber Minne,
fpta unp t%nsbelpnbere iiber bte spm bpdsp'-
item &rn. Sil6pf Srelanb lii Npbles Gprn,
ts 9esrinbete @plpnie. 2lm 0tenstas
reiste unier bp6wirbiser Sreu,tb mad Gst'
Gags al, UNI iber @ranb &aptbs unb Ga
MAZDA mad New gprf su sesen. Gs liest
i'm @une bes raflpien 8efSrberers Der Gin
tpdnberuns mad Minnefcta, su hemielben
3pede finf3ts Scrtrdse 5u balten, ceren
Grfols FIR unieren Staat muir Elm wpbl-
tbdttser fem fam. @tt benz @unide be-
fen Galinsens fir has untertpmmene
i6wterise @erf bpfen mir ben selern bic
fes Slattes MIDI ITEMS reiteres n1tttbeilen gu
tGnnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-16
Meue Gnbianer : steenten tpurben

Nemc Snotaner : Seenten wurber
pom Srditbenten ernannt, wte fp1st:
Gb1s. q. Suffice BON Mtnnelpta fir BIZ
G6tppewa Isentur In @btte Garth, Mir.
nefcta ; Spbn %. 0puslab BON New gprl
fur bic ganftCn &sentur, Oafpta ; @am
g. Gl9 Don SenniplSanien fur bic @arnet
@sentur int Snbianer Serrttprtum ; 9btle,
mon 9. 6utt BON &entuds fir bic 8tpwa
urb GDman6e &sentur int Snbtaner Ser
rttprium.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-16

Cine Smbiancr : Seputatton, mi
berlelten bp6w. S. Gpmdsin, FAM %
etnieen 3asen Don Der @bits Gartb Sic
ierpatipn bier an, beitebenb aus mebrerer
9dutlinsen unb etnem 0plmeti6er, it
Der @bi6t, mad @aibtnstpn su retfen uni
periDnlt6 ibre I~n9elesenbett Bel Der Sam.
%besresieruns sor;ubrin9en. Die Snbiane,
SepSlferuns in iener @esenb befinbet fif
ndmli6 in GROCER Mctb, neil tbte 5elbe,
son ben 6euldreden Sertpiitet tpurben uni
e5 NUN an 9%ebensmttteln feb1t. Die Mdn-
ner arbetten in BEN @dlbern, aber Sraueu
unb &tnber 1eiten Nansel unb Gntbet<
runsen. OeBbalb pirb bic Sunbesreste>
runs nm f6leunise 9ilfe brinsenb anse<
9dn9en.
0a tnsmti6en Elm neuer Snbtaner @sent
fir bic senannte &%elersdttpn ernannt nor
BEN tt, 10 BAT ii6 &eS. Spmastn, na6bem
er nit ansefebenen Mdnnern in ct. 9au1
it6 beratben, pieber sur &uffebr entl6lpl-
fen unb lit am Mtttpp6 na6 ct. G1pub
~ab9ereist, besleitet BON mebreren 6dupt~
lin9en.
@dbrenb Der Anrelenbett Der Snbtaner
III biefi9er Stabt fpnnte mai bic @abr<
nebmuns MAIDEN, nit tpel6er srpben Sn<
bdnsli4feit fe tbrem Mtiitpnsprtefter su>
setban iinb. Sesten 9pnntaa Celebrate
berielbe in Der Maria !6tntmelfabrt>
Stride bas 6p&amt, meG6em Der junse
6duptltns Whole-in-the-day NIT anberen
Stammessenpfen nit erbauli4er &nba6t
.betpcbnte. 1teber6aupt aet6net fi6 Der
s%enannte 9duptGins bur6 Sntenisens aus ;
er Bat befanntli6 mebrere Sabre int ct.
Spbns Gpaesium, Stearns County. flu
Dirt.
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Aus &eab's 9dnbins wtrb se-
melbet, bab tet ben bprttsen 9pcalwablen
lesten Gienftas bic 9erren s. gurfarb unt
s. Sauer fir Rem Spwn Spart, @r. S.
8. SUM- gum Glerf, 6r. @. Gabs sum
SriebensrtGter unb 6r. s. 9. SIC Mas,
tiers gum S9asmeifter sepdblt purben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-16

Die start Ou1utb Bat ben @rp>
sep 9e9en ben Stadt @tscpnlin DOR benz
Sunpes-S bersert6t in @afbinstpn setppn>
men, tnhet bafelte erffdrte, @tsepniin
babe tetn &e6t, Duluth sur Nuflauns bes
Canals iber ben MinnefDta 9pint utO SUI
gerbeferuns Der @afeneinfabrt au stpin-
gen. Gr<@pup. Gasis mar Der @nwalt
20 n Dulutb.
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Gin e1tener ifaltf6er
6enub tptrb benz Sublifum 9ebpten bur6
bas srpBe Concert, wel6es bic berltmte
6e1iil6e Mtlitdr> Sdpeae, 20 Mits1ieber
turf, unter Der DIRECTION bes 6rn. q.
S6aub Spnntds &6enb int @tbendum
atbt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-16

6ctrpcfncte Sriidbtc
ct. Neters Mnterftneunas. 0erein.

las 8ranten, G Committee res Ct. Geters llntcrfaes
unes. Vereins rom 1. Wrntds i'm 5ebruar Bis surt l..
Sterer 1ifritt: Mi6ael g%Gei5trpf, Qpuis Ct.
,irii6en Garrl uni Rrntp. Setter gSalrih, 0aba@
itap Str. auf tem Berg. Gtertor g8ebsrs. part Are.
et u"''s Som Sumo unaton ur'' ,r 3daS' MSn S' rn a't m Sttin
Str. 5rant 3rbel, Ct. getsr Str.
Saepb S6ntbtus. Setretdr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-16

u. Sticrle, Druggist and Pharmaceu,
fist, Deuti6e &ppttefe, 200 Sf7 Z. Stra6e
Gfe Der 8rpabmas, ct. saul, Mtnn.
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Aus epns Yratrte wirb beri6tet
bab Sprise ISOLDE bdielbit tet 9nlaB cine,
5c6;ettsfeier cine Sdtdseret enttanb, In
fplse rpel6er Elm @ann ietn 9eben serlpr.
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Nreis franco per soft SLIGO.

Deutf4er 3abnarst.-Ir. 6. s.
aonans, 9epis 8lcd, spei Sbiren flbGt6
pom M%arftbaufe, 3dbne ausse3rsen Obne
SGnteraen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1878-02-16

Ole ~ drftberi6te fttnmen biele
Wp6e bartn i~berein, bdB Der @eI6dfts>
gang aaentbalfen Fau nnb ber@etsenprets
utstrdnbert mar.
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8 1t.

T.. 5etruav. Setter Rpainser. Gltsrn: @etsr 8rl-
finger unb Inna geb. S6le6ter.
10. Setruar. SpfeYb Guil. Gltern Sptn Cuff
unb Inra geb. Rereiien.
Carl Mi6ael 5rett. Gltern Sptn 5rett unb SRA,
ria 6. 9et. @Iaer.
Seter Rrbert 6amp. Gltern 8arl 9amp unb Gil
iatetta eeb. 5ette.
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Gas ~seetsnetfe 6eiratbs=, gSetn=
nadts=, NeMjabrs=, Gcburtsz urb
Mamenstae : GefAenf fir tatbOGtf6e
Gbelemte lit bas BET
Mnblbamer g Sebrle,
Al Sputb ga Sale Straee Gbtca9p,
eri6tenene 9radtbtlb,
IS 10 ilien : Ge0ifer,"
9reis franco per 9Df SLIGO.
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Sett Is Sdbren Der bette @rpeerte
Stpre Gde Der ct. @eter unb 10. Strabe
1T ct. saul, sebalten Spn s. q. Gimme.
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Sic Seriebnel;nn9 IN Minnc.
apDliS

TIT sur entfdeibenben @entuns s~efonmen.
gesten 0tenftas tpurben Bon elmer Ser,
1dntmlutt9 bes gparb Of Srahe perftdrft
purA areere Burger auf BEN 9prIdlag et>
mes Serberatbenpen COMMITTEE fpleenbe
Sei6llfe fur etne Reorganization Der
Stabt MtnnedpDlis angenpmmen:
l. Die @etieite mub nod etne @arb
ntebr b%efpmuRen, unb ntitFen iiberbaupt tit
trserb etnem Sbeile Der Statt neue @arbs
errt4tet werbeu, iobalb es n6tbts pirb.
Sebe 8arb fpa bur6 einen Mtseprbneten
int Stdbtrdtb sertreten 1ein.
2. Die @hulben betber Sbetle BON Mtn<
redpOlts fpaen su elmer alsemetnen Stabt<
f6ulb 9ema6t perben ; ba aber bic Oft
ieite<56u1p fletner tit, ais btejentse Der
@efieite, ip1en perielben $4,000 fir Be-
iddTuns BON @aferwerfen bewtatst per>
ben. Gas Gisentbum Der Sffeite, 1pwte
bas Der 8eflette, ipa su einem serI6mpl>
Sc" tperben.
3. Gem Stabtratb fD1 mod Elm Sber>
baus unter benz Narnen ygparb Of Mlber>
men" btnsusefist tperten, tpel6es aus
feds Stabtrdtben sufammenseiest werben
ipa, melde TT Der @tabt at large" ee>
tpdblt perben.
4. Die Stabt ipa in brei Gitrifte etn9e<
tbetlt perben, urt bic lleberpadung, Gr<
teueruns unb @nlesuns son 8rifen unb
StraBen 81 leiten, unb fpG fur jeben Di~
ftrift elm &ufieber burd BEN Maspr err
n1nnt werfen. Nde @rbeit 1pQ unter bic
Overwhelming Der Seretnisten 6duIer ee<
fteat merben, unb lp1en bic seri6tebenen
@drbs, in wel6en Arbett serri6tet wirb,
bic Soften baflr, 1pwte bic @a1atre Der
Nufleber trd9en.
5. GretNfefpren foaen bur6 benGatb er~
tpdblt rerben, tint einen 8parb spn NGeGp>
ret su btlben.
6. Die beiben S6u(sprfdnbe fpGen su
etnem peri6mplsen perben.
Z. Der Maspr fpt fir spet Sabre err
pdblt werben unb aae bon ibm e%rnannten
Seartten mitFen bur6 ben Stabtratb BE-
fdti9t perben.
s. Die 9patare fol- auf9ebpben perben
arb aae Absaben fplen in bic Stabtfane
9. lie @atdre Der perfdiebenen 8eant<
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1888
&inm. ansens unD cbrens Sniitnt.

Office: Gde Der 1ritten unb ct. Neter
ctr. Ar3t: Or. Srancis Itpppb, Office
Gtunben 81.
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I'M fur unier su e%rbaltenbes srpBes Qaaer
nNn
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-15
COMMUNICATED.
ORA Melville, March /.

ORANGEviLLE, March 9th, 1878.
To THE EDITORS OF THE COLUMBIAN The
impression appears to have been received by
the public that Prof Garfield has resigned his
position Of Principal of the OrangevilIe Acade.
my. From what source such report origina.
ted am uninf ormed. 1t is true that on ac-
count of i'll health he has for the present retir.
ed from the arduous duties of the recitation
room, but the seminary still has the benefit
Of his superior talent and of his long and sue.
cessful experience as a teacher. As principal
of the Academy he commands the confidence
of ALL and cerefully looks after the interest Of
his patrons and Of the pupils committed to his
| care.
New methods Of teaching and improvement.
| in the courses ,f study have been introduced
The thorough preparation Of students, intend
, ing to enter college, is being made one Of The
prominent features of the institution.
The school is in excellent condition and as
teacher, well acquainted with the important
subject of mental aud moral training, | can con
scientiously say that those having children tC
be educated would do well to give this pleasant
| ly located Academy their favorable considera
ton.
Most respectfully,
| T. A. McLAURY,
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-15
A GREAT HISTORICAL WORK.

The National Publishing Company of Phila-
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torial History Of The World, embracing tM and
authentic accounts Of erery nation Of ancient and
modern times and incl uding History af the rise
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grotrth Of The nations of Modern Europe, the Md
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The author does not content himself with a
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life and manners of the various nations of which
he treats in life like coiors, and points cut the
carises which led to the prosperity and decay
of the great powers of the world He shows us
the famous warriors, Statesmen, poets, sage4
and orators of ancient and modern times, and
makes them familiar to the reader. The book
is complete treasury of history, and there il
not a question that can be asked concerning
any historical subject but an answer 10 it cal
| he found in this great work. 1t contains l26'
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the great men of ancient and modern times
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These engravings are genuine works Of art AM
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marked feature Of the work il a complete Hist0
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1878-03-15
THE LAW OF PUBLIC sALRs,

As there are great many sales Of personal
property throughout the country at every sea-
son of the year, we call the attention of auct.
ioneers and vendors to few principles of law,
which do not seem to be generally understood
by them. In a sale by auction there are three
parties,-the owner Of the property to be sold,
the auctioneer, and portion of the public. The
articles put up must be sold without reserve
unless conditions are announced in advance !,
and unless the vendor receives one open bid. he
cannot bid himself or have the auctioneer or
any one else bid for him. There are cases on
record where bid was not received and the
vendor had bidder who bought certain ar.
ticle ID, and afterwards suit was brought against
the vendor by the highest outside bidder for
the article; and it was decided that he, the
plaintiff was the highest bidder and entitled to
the article against the vendor So, also, if an
article is struck off to person. and it is AFTER
wards proved that the vendor or auctioneer
practiced fraud by bidding himself or having
puflers it was held by the courts in England
and SO repeatedly decided by the Supreme
Court Of Pennsy that the purchaser could
not be held, but the purchaser as soon as he
discovers the fraud prscticed upon him, must
return or tender the article to the vendor
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