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you begin either q shrink into helpless.
ness or 70 resist and 10 try to sfraighlen
thines out. You cay, 'This shall not BEL
or you cover down Ikea wretch. Now
for the cure. Jhst lei iffock. Remem-
Der earthquakes now Safe according 10
the order 81 nature Put your mind into
condition expressed In some such words
- these; Rock away This is grand !
This Ia pushing ahead nobly over the
waves Why shouldn't you rock 2 You
are stSoDg "a The WisdoRl ,Oi man can
make you, Turn entirely over II you
want 10. Icebergs could not crush you.
And II they should, What then? We
might as well die at sea as on land, and il
would be 4 noble death? By that time
your threatened sickness will begin TO
disappear, and you will feel like running,
through, II you attempt IL, you rnay find
yourself engaged In a'dance. In other
Words, you muat consent TO let the chip
toss about without any muscular or mental
uneasiness, and then all tendency to sick.
ness will sloWlya disappear. Some seem
10 do this luneonsciously; otbers will not
do Il until they are fairly driven 10 il by
an exhaustion that makes. them incapable
Of noticing anything. Then, giving up,
their sickness disAppears. II you cannot
do this--Nhy, just suooumb 10 it. No
medicine can cure you" lie ua 81 81
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Fifteen Girls Poisoned One
Dead and Another Dy ing.

CLEVELAND, o., July pa peculiar
case Of poisoning came to light here this
evening. Last Wednesday fifteen girls
employed In Madame somers' dressmsk-
Ing establishment had milk for dinner.
All Of them drank Of II, and during the
afternoon they we're all more or less sick,
including the Madame. None Of them,
however, was go i'll as not to be
able TO return TO work the next day
except two sisters named Mary and
hottie Diyilt. Thursday both OF these
were dangerously i'll. Physicians were
summoned and pronounced them cases Of
poisoning. Each OF the girls fingered till
This afternoon, when Mary died 10 great
misery. The other is still alive, but IN q
precarious condition. Both are believed
10 be cases Of arsenic poisoning. Cor
oner Isom has taken the case in charge
and ordered an analysis Of the milk to be
made.
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Yes, Pm Mrs. Snow, an editors vile, /
well remember the day when Mr.. Snow
asked me to become his wife. Iconisss l
liked Mr.. Snow, and thinking it would
be a fne thing to be the wife Of an editor.
] said "yesD as pretty as I knew how, and
Tbecame Mrs. Snow. l have seen ten
years Of married life, and End my hus-
band to be an amiable, good-natured
man. he always spends his evenings at
home, and is in that respect a model man;
but he always brings pile Of exchanges,
which Is only limited by tbelehSth Of his
arms, and reads while I patch the knees
and elbows o. his pantaloons and coat,
After We had q Quaker meeting Of an
hours length, 1 broke the stiffness by.
asking: ril .s'' y
"Mr. Snow, did you order that coal I
spoke to you about?' ''i' VIZ "
'"Indeed, my dear, I am sorry, but l for
got all about it. Itshall come to-mor-
row. ~. 20 ~ 'u' ~
Another hours silence, which Is reliey.
ed by the baby's crying, and rather
liking suoise Of that sort, made no
effort to quiet him. ~ ''i f'.''
any dear" said Mr.snow, after he had
cried minute or so, you had better
give the baby some catnip tea TO quiet
him he troubles mel
The baby Is still. Another hour passes
without 4 breath Of noise. Becoming
tired, / take q lamp and retire for the
night, leaving Mr.. Snow 80 engaged with
his papers that he does not see me leave
the room. Towardtmidnight he comes to
bed, and Just as be has fallen asleep the
baby takes a notionto cry again. ] rise
as quietly US possible and try 10 still him.
Then another baby begins TO scream at
the top Of his lungs. There is no other
course but to awake Mr.. Snow, and SO
Isay; "Mr. Snow Mt. Snow n
The third time he starts up and cries: :
sWhat, Tom, more copyT ~ , -
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uilestones ON tI,e Road 10 Health

The recovery OF digestion aud the re.
sumption Of activity by the liver, bowels
and kidneys are milestones which mark
our progress on the road to health. They
speedily become pereeptible when Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters Is used by the inva-
lid. Nothing so surely and expeditiously
consumes the distance TO the desired goal.
As no bodily function can suffer Interrupt
ton without impairing the general health
Of the system, 80 the system can never &C.
quire perfect vigor, health's synonym, IN.
til that function BIO actively resumed.
Take, for instance, digestion, a suspension
Of which Is invariably rectitied by the Bit
teu. II the organs upon which IL deyolves
grow weak, biliousneSs, constipation, head.
ache, poverty Of the blood, and hundred
other symptoms supervene, which indicate
unmistakably the banefnl general intlu.
ence OF dyspepsia! The disappearance OF
all these symptoms through the use Of the
Bitters shows with what thoroughness' II
removes their cause. esuOs q, eod&w
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BELLAiRE LocALs.-The Board Of Ed.
ucation has purchased lot adjoining the
NJ. E. Churcbrupon which school house
for the colored population will be built
next month.
Farmers In this near vicinity are busy
putting up their oats, which are being
housed In splendid order and condition,
rs Ia also the hay.
The Street Railway Company during
this month Just made expenses. This
month has been the dullest for travel
over this road since the enterprise went
into operation.
Mr.. Robert Neal, a man Of experience
in horse.Aesh, 10 erecting frstclass
livery stable in the vicinity Of the G. &
p. R. R. depot.
Michael Tucker, Of this city, an EN-.
ployee Of the blast furnace here, was dis.
covered yesterday morning lying dead 10
close proximity to the c. 4 =. R, R. track
about one mile above here, considerably
cut and bruised about the head and body,
which. confirms the superstition that be
was killed by the passenger train which
arrived here from Pittsburgh at 1856
Monday evening. II seems that Tucker,
about7 o'clock that evening, crossed over
on Benson's ferry, much loxicated, and
carrying with him half gallon Of the
"huid," which was found yesterday morn.
ing near the ferry containing yet 4 small
portion Of the "kill me quick" About
s:l6 P. NJ, and only about eighteen min.
utes before the arrival Of the down train,
one Of the street car conductors perceived
Tucker winding his way staggering 10.
ward Bellaire along the track Of the @. 4
P. Railroad, which was the last seen OF
Tucker alive.
Neither the engineer or fireman have
any knowledge Of the accident, but Il Is
supposed by every one that Tucker,
being considerably supplied, sat down
aud perhaps fell asleep on eross.tie,
when be was struck BY The passing train,
unnoticed by the engineer, on account Of
the darkness and misty weather last even.
ing, and thereby met his untimely end.
The coroner's jury which was SUM
moned about Q o'clock yesterday morn
Ing, rendered 4 verdict that Michael
Tucker came 10 his death BY coming In
contact with train Of cars. The de-
ceased leaves q vile and four children In
very moderate circumstances.
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HINE Farm ,foR SALE.



In puupante Of the authority vested 10 me BY
decree enteted by aid Co1rt 10 the above ehttlId
eEuSe on April 18th, 1873, Win sall Al tbs front
door Of the feEidtnoe Of Nose Bay, on the Pfemi.
- hereby advertised 10 DO sold, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day Of September, 1873,
Beginning at 10 O'clock A. NJ, at public auction to
the hIshGst and best bidder, the trA or parcel 81
land lying and being situated on the WAieTt Of Lit.
tie Wheeling Creek In Ohio county, In the STATE Of
West vIrginla, bounded and described - ioliowE
Beginning at Ilke near an elm STUMP corner 70
Nehemiah Young, and With hlA llDe y. S5s W. 40
poles 10 . stake corner 10 Catharine IpgaId thence
with her line d 500 8. 206 poles to two sugar ueea
corner TO sid CAthnine lngard and Joseph Potter
thence with Potter's line n. 21e Z. lA poles 10 4
iugar tree corner to james MehAney; thence N.
az W. 1H poles to the beginning, containing 1856
acres cling the SINE property granted and convey:
ed by Moses Ray 70 G'o. b, Caldwell by deed Of
truIi dated April 2IIh. 1875, and recorded among
the public lAnd records Of nd county.
TERSs OF HALK-0ne-third Of the purchase
money or such further sum As the purchaser may
elect 70 pay, In hand the residue In two equal In
stAllmehh payable respectively 10 one and two
yean from the day Of sae, With Interest iom that
day, the purchaser giving his bond With approved
perIonal security for each Of the deferred install.
mentB and the little 10 be reserved I'LL the whole Of
the purehIse money Is paid. -
ri al 9EJ. B. CALDWELL,
LIS, Special Commissioner.
l. r. HRRvRY Aueiidneef iVSi-d4W
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TheHaryesfil Reinrns Specimen
- u.BampleH:o Of Grain.

OR granser friend Samuel Smith, the
we'll known eI.jailor Of Ohio county, hss
laid on our table three specimen sam.
Piles Of grain, raised on his farm near
Clinton, in this county one Of Barley, one
oil Wheat and one Of Oats. The Wheat
is Of the FultIe variety, the Oats Of the
Poland variety and the Barley Of the
kind commonly grown in this section Of
county. The Wheat Is said BY our
miilers to be very superior growth, the
heads are long, heavy and decidedly well
allsd Win large plump grains. The Oats
.rsjust splendid, the heads being as much
as len inches long and very full Of good
sized grains. We should judge that about
ten sheaves would yield bushel, and give
as much as fifty bushels to the acre. The
Barley,is Of large growth and we'll filled
with Zoe plump grains. We hare not
.een any where finer specimens OF the
leading creals than the samples before US.
Our friend Smith is one Of the grangera
who does not banker after large landed
estates; lie rather believes in little farm
ws,r,;iled He has some eighty acres OF
our fertile Ohio county land with a solid
limestone base, which insures a strength
and durability Of soil equal to the
h..,i..,a,.f,s which Intelligent cultiya.
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MRpNEsDAY.JUL 81, Is7s.
REPUBLICAN, CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

The couvsntIon Of the Union Rspublicau party
d the Piut Congressional District Of WOst VIZ
dpia Sal-be helA IN tie town Of Mounds1iie,
MArshall county, August 29d, 1875 for the FurPose
Of nominating a candidate for COnpess, and also
for the tranaetiDs Of such other budneas u may
come before The Convention. The Union kspse
leau party Of the District Il nqut'ttd 10 Sppolnt
delegates TO the Convention from tie Counties
eompriEinS tbs District at such time and plSes IS
nay suI, The OonVenienee Of the people Of The
lsyeIll Co1ntleL &. Isf1l IAN
By order 81 the Republican Executive Commit
t,e Of the Fist Congressional DIIuIet, &C.,
GEO. EDWARDS. Chairman.
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Chancellor Haven on sea.SIck.
~. nnessl ~ n, ~ ".

Chancellor Haven, who was a pas
senger on the steamer City Of Chester,
from New York, and was NOT sick,
has written paper on the subject Of sea.
sickness for the Syracuse ;lIonhap GhIis:
tiaa Advocate, In which he says: ;sMy
theory Of sea.siekness requires first that
you should know the cause. Now, the
cause Is that you are subjected on ship
board to chronic succession Of earth
quakes. Whatever will neutrAliIe earth.
quakes will cure it. You look at the side
Of your room. 1t ia going down, down,
down. Then II creaks and turns about
and goes up, up, up. Then IL wriegles.
Now one corner tips in one angle, and
now another corner tips In another angle.
You start 10 pick up your hat and run
Hgainst your roommate, or plunge GgAlnsi
the wall your head Begin. to swim, and
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Beginning at 10 o'tloek A.adaBtr,s.
front door Of the Court Holse d OAIo .I',,T.,
Virginia, In the city d whtthhs. n No.,
auction the following desenhsI tfvp.ItT Z =
cty, OF % much thereof u nay z p,Is.,I I =
the debt secured BY aid desds Il tO,iriI
txpenses attending The execution d N tisI5s,.
htcd By sald deeds, but subject 10 Ia d Htit
mentioned below Of The north Aali d ma
Of two thousand DOLLAR With ihtau, tAfEr ~
March 2Sd, 1871, ill paid, BY Trui I / "A Z
trust ifoin Christian wagner Ihd VI Can
busch, uustee, dated March "a, ia - ny
ed among the public land reurti 1 ~ tCSltI.
In Deed Book Numbered So, TaSt N; M i 8 ~
Twill ell u Aforesaid The iolIoEinf IsriAII =.
perty, or 10 much thereol n nay 8 hsssFJ 1
liofesAid: The eastern part d DE borA ri 1
lot numbered sevthty.hine, IiRtlsd 4 " d
ode Of Main street, "IentrS WhttlipEu a NJ
fronting thirty.thfee feet 90 The stsi ~ 4 NJ
AZ" and running Vatsltdly d tItn vIIl n.
four feet Iix iHehes, or 10 point hIiy-sNs =,
hx inches from Main ItTtt, and Vklek ! ., -
ern line Of that pan Of The boTtA kLli I Kin
bered seyenty-ulne, hsiflnlitlf nantoosd, In,
pArt lot beinR the saI1e piecso d puaa4 pIiii q
conveyed 10 the IAld ChritfiLh Klsns b. ia
A. Berry and vile ADD MIlildI LbAay b n
dated February 18th, $50, AID nour5d I5rI
the public land fecoFdI Of Uhio tolAty, Wet u.
giniA, 10 Deed Book No. 81 iOlO Sl6
Also, 20 much Of the north bali d l0t naHAGSi
seventy mine Aa lie belseso Man iust ~ u
piece Of ground above dtscntsd, al bIg D.
iame property granted Ind e0sVtJ'd h u ~
Christian RIgpef BY ] iha UlGhJd NJ II "
deed daled Mirch nj, 1853, and nSfisd fsEI
aid land TtoOrds 10 lssd b0sk Sp v M u.
The hni mentioned pat d The lGfIl "a Z h
No. 70 will b mi LOld ~ all tiEslit pI1
The title to The property barely A'6tssl u b
Iold 10 believed 10 he gcoi, Iubi'tt Il nj b q
pArt thereof ~ above, bat sellibs - HstIi bal
only convey such title ~ is Tolrd 10 NJ N
two deeds Of trust Aforesaid.
TKRss OF SALK-O be- third, md n md 1ll
% the purchaser may elect 70 py, oh % hitt
the balance In tEo equal instalnnt 1t d y
twelve months respectively J, Eith lhiftt tn1 Y
day Of Als, the purchaser 10 d0 b nsFsSls
promlssory note iot sch instLllnsnt, nd " ~
10 the property sold TO bsfftIpsa q NtsrfI 4
the pay ment thereof until pad Ia tall
sII0H BAER, TrIts
CALDWELL 4 CALDWELL, AtiWpsIh
J. c. HERvKY, AuetiobeeF. rlh
The above sale 10 postponed until. MONDAY
July 8, 1878, al 10 O'Clock a. -
The above sale Is postponed until IHUk;pNl
August sth, At 10 o'eIotf A. y, q ny On -
SIMON BAEk, IrsI,s
CALDWELL 4 Caldwell, Att1ptyL
~ lRHyEY luf4ianaRf W
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GALE OF VALUABLE
business Real Estate.

Tho undersigned, John +. Edn1n4Sn, Atst
i.trator With the viii IuneItd q hthld lHnh'
deceased, hereby give nOtloe that b 'l@
WEDNESDAY, The ,la Day q JAY, Apha'
Commencing at 10 o'tIoek a, Nv Al 1bIE ~ ~
tIop Al The iiont dor Of Ibs Gait lioas 9 ~
county, 10 The city Of Whrtltbt Uhh sosnl! "
Va, the Irllosipg dtsefitSi raj tI'is y ~
to.Eit: All that Iece n land ita ~ -,
side % Main stIett, betNtea lob tha ~ y NJ,
and being next sOuih Of thr Froisfy 4 -,
ecrter, formerly belonging 10 iche nsho ns
twenty-five feet iIont ~ Aiib 'titi ~ J. ~
hack q even twenty-five i'Ft 10 ~ ~ y y,
In ibe reaF thereof betEsh uLilhl ALittt =,
beIng same property The lgli ~, = - n.
eopesytd 10 the unJenigrrd ~ hGlh!SI' M
merIy executor and Ij * u AL sH1l,:av; -, :.
pUpsrty /, sane corrupted 1t lf,Sel 49,! 80
bloch Hros. q 4 cigar IBctGly, i1a WI w.
Title btIisTed good. but belns Sely I,'s n,
representative the undtrLGbtd VII 1l1'S' -
nme specially. " A. uHlt.
money cash Ia hand, And The IeidSt y Its,ftI 4,
IuSlllmenis payable In ODe and lTol ~ -,
dIy oI Nd, sIth Interest. The decree
d X secuIsI 10 The atislAeiIdn q ~ s ns'nS
:" ~ JOHN y. RDNUSpsgs, u
IdnInitfIiN ~ lSIs.5.@
CALDWELL 4 CALDwILL. AitanSn -
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DIED.

BELL.-on Monday msruing, July y. 1873, at
s.o'sl0ek, at LelthefvOod, Nm. lRKSE Q, hELL.
vile oil Joseph Bell, ksq.
The funeral will take place from The residencein
Ieathevood, Wednesday afternoon, slst inst, at
~ o'clock. FlIendS Of the family are invited 10
attend. Those residing In the dty will b iurni.h
Cd with oonIeyinees on notice to MendelI Booth &
ca Inirrn,Nnt n Grncn xood
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TRUSTEES SALE

- By virtue Of two deed, Il trust, q, ,,,,,,
ChiieiuAn wagner and ChttiAl " -. " Y,
% ne undesigntd trustee. dIlsd ~ tii,.-,,L
o. Deeetnbu, IN he ysf Il7G - rVSlss'J,..,'.
me public land reEordi o. Ohs pGsiJ' ~ n
ginis, 70 Deed Of Tut Book IA llirls Ia a 4.
other decd Of trust nidshJ CGrGtss -, ~ '
The undersigned trustee, dIted % IN n !
Nay, 10 the year 1874, and noolJ,d ~ 4.
public land records d aid county b ~ n ~
Book Numbered sever. i6llts 4 "a Z ! ~. H&
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EDUCATIONAL.
T,HE UNIVERSITY OF WOOSTER.
REV. A. A.E. TAYLOR; DID,, President.

A large property ind endowment. Full corps Of
xpHieneed Professor. Nearly 800 students.
Classical, Philosophical and Scientific Courses, rs
in best Colleges. French and German taught
thoroughly. Board and expenses cheap o. else
where ..i' - So ',ss,L aai
Preparatory Department, taught mainly by COL
less telehen- Enslish, Classical and Normal
Courses. Ar cLAIsKs OPEN 10 You've WouEs.
Catalogues sent freely on application TO the PRES
IDEsT, Wooster, Ohio tIylo.W,sAv
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FOR SALE.
DOR SALE LIZ ,,,.-,,,,.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Acme Mower Co.'S w0,..

wv q HnFEN
I KNOWN AsTHE OLD xlsais. " .s,'
hoSbl, senier, and ArIbSlh II. ~ Etlst
- and slllie A.; hlI VII, m AsAI
hehitaolf, bis vie, 10 thS No.. 80 hpHi
aited January 9Th, $50, Ind 49, - lr1ls
~ Ihc GIefk Of the Couhty Cop,t " ~ ~ uitsI
YVES! Nirginis, 10 Deed Of Tn,t y. Hqs
lyI I VIII sell At the front Dor ~ nsL -
oil Ohio county, Wet vIIvinII, q s'SzsS
SATURDAY, til. sl.t d,y ., A,,,, -.
Comusneipglt IoOeIock /. " ~.
tSo SaI pSEUPS'iy, laii !, 70 NJ: Is;i s,St
an A." =. ~ 1lt y.io1r ADD tEe Iusi'-j y
" ty,s,I ~ bon and ChlpdhSI addissS ~ y
" me-, ~ ' Unip county Wut Vl1iIit NV
w,S ~ ~ ny ~ South aceot WhtSing C,.t ~ =
AZ ~ snt apRaftenAbess thtfSiS si,s.Ns@
n. ~ ~ tae I9uoslng Described No I, ~
~ ~. .Au ~ 81 On TIE hank q WhTIS; ~
lew w wv y n notllrg tlare.lid, bounis 4 y ~
drct and twenty Gao leSt nj y ,I rsttai ID.
l SSn ' IN tnenee running aI,TEIiT ~,
ma s Nv io ote o n, 70 iEIstT - y,
.hsy Iunuins nom Cruesnl Itrss, 4 K. u,
, .hcnce northSaIdly troa ala GvcS,i -, 81
. .ne saIes o. Mheelirg cptE; tStpsS - " Y
bered Two bundled and 6itT,sIa ~ q ~
southwatdly with MD linz Y F,'sSSE Aiai
the place Of beSinnlns: le,s,As. ~ l,sih
heredltamtnts and IppartSn'sc'aI !, ~ y q,
land belonging. 70 "a Z
Selling As Trusts ! viii cos,,, s,,,n.,.
vested In me BY "a deed d tyvr S-9Hul
TK1hsoY sALK- Onf.thIri ~ Al.
two equal in,tAllnsuti Il n ~ s.I 10 =
eyidetesd BY nota bsiripS in,.,s,, ~ y. n,sa1
ale, the title 10 Be rvtIInsd min n,s ~. ~
10, WILLIAM. ". oOWSEs, nv, =
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


sTrladelphIa Aecommodltiou.-ThE train only
runs between Wheeling and TTiAdelphia.
|. iBteubenyiIle Accommodation. This train dur.
linz the day pasOes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and BsllAire, stopping when requi.
rei at ShetmSn Houts, RtnGyillo, West Wheeling
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FoE SALE 40,
OLD UNION STREET EXCHANGE

One three-s.Ory BreE BuildIns' flalN : - ~
North IIds Of old unIun, Sos hs1.sn I'M ~
ipoTn a The OLD EXCHANGE. ofrsf ~,
saloon and Restaurant I0f many Itih -
dx hrvs rooms and good o.Il1i, % lsG ~, "
Modern Improvements. Ihh Is. 80 -
pIsoS. veil located, and valuable PFUpsfy. n.
For term, and particular aPP'I "VN
datI, At RsymInu'' Brewery, o. ,,rrpIm.
Real EstIts Agents, opsn HouS ''fn'f' n -
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NOTICE .s4 glsH u.
Having disposed Of the entire interest Of the o.
tate Of J. H. siIllmAn, deceased, IN the buG ten,
stock In trade, hKtnrs and good will Of the Late
arm Of ]. II. stsllmAn a Co 70 I. @. MoH1t, tie
surviving pTtper Of aid late arm, al persons
moving Themselves 70 b indebted 70 nd Arm
viii pleas make Iumedilie settlement Win aid
7. C. Nofal, who will hereafter conduct the bud.
neSs q aid late arm, NJ their old stand, No. q
Twelfth ttreet. j. +. JONES, 81
AdmInIstraier Of the estate Of J. H. stAllmAn,
'sse'"''' D.li4- 300. 10. asi1sl Z
Having purchased The stock Of my late partner
In the arm Of J. q. htallman 4 Co, hope q
merit and respectfully solcit the liberal patronage
hitherto bestoEed on that hTm.
( iyi6 l4Hfiu - 7. O, MOFPAT.i
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JIG HrRvRY, Auriidneer.
SALOON,

III
2207 Main street, on THURSDAY, August /, al
which TINA will Get up irst-elAn Lunch IRON
Q A. =. to 70 NJ, and In ihe evening from . to 10
KRAMER's BAND will furnish the music.
JySQs JOHN MASON, Alilor.
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G lEURENvlLLE (o,l FEMALE SEMINARY

; Board, room, and light, per year sl7s oue.ionrth
gli,h Course, Language, Nude, Painting, etc, very
REV. C. C. BEATTY. DID. IL. D., sup't.
iy24 REV, a NJ kEfD, Pm. D., Principal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-01


Mr. Edward Rtter-Mo.leuhauer. the American vio-
iinist, recently made quite sensation at Antwerp.
The musical that with the exception OF
kubinslein no artist has ever received such an en-
husia' tic reception. They declare hat he uuites in
an extraordinary degree the best qualities OF tue vir-
tuoso OF the brilliant Gcnoese school and oil the
artists emanatipg from the more severe school OF
Leipsic
The posthumous works Of kossini. consisting OF l54
pieces, which were sold to Baron Grant SIX years
sinco for no. 900 lranc recently offered by auc
ton in Lonaon. but the attendance was very small
and only about one-tenih OF them sold Most OF
the were burl sques, written simply for he
composers own amuscm mont 'Prclnde Convulsif'
ana IN "Etude Astnm tiquer could not have added
TO the masters reputation. The few serious pieces
were bought by London aud Parsiau editors.
The committee on the Lsagiey Benefit have wisely
decided TO decr the until the tall In con-
sequence OF the close Of the season. und for the
present relief OF the invalid has been creicd by SUB
scrptons al WallscK's, the PARK and the Standard,
froui MasgIe Mi'cneli, J. K Emmett John Mccullough,
John 2. Raymond and oikers. Additional sums will
be received by AIR. ID. H. Hark,ns and DIR. A. I. Mer
rl The ibcray of the dramntrc profession IS often
tried, vet fails to yield sympathetic tribute to
a suffering brother or sister