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The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29
For the Hartford Herald.
MOruER's LOVE THE REST OF ALL.
BY oEASGE blossom.

The oLo on earth 1 dearest love,
l. mother dear, my gentle dove;
Nv angel love. my sueothea gay,
Why should my heart from this love stray
To Cupid's love so full Of snares
In Cupid's field sown thick with taresr
While mothers love is good and true
We love each other, yes, we do
This love is not tho love Of fame,
OF riches, station, style or name,
But love, un.elfsh. true and pure,
Eternal. tendcrr firm and sure;
Orxonal and white as snow,
Born of heaven anl not below.
Eureka! hivc found it true
We love each other, yes, We do
Romantic. so-ralled, Cupid-lOve,
Is but a shadow from above
OF love maternal-l0ye sublime,
An offspring from that love Of umei
A dove upon the ark of fate.
With two combatants, love and hate;
A mount Ararat oft m view,
With olive branches good and true.
Dear mothers love, gentle dove,
An anchored ark. the clouds above
Upon ArGrat's towering height;
An olive branch of peace AMI might;
a happy family, heaven aud home,
And shall ever from it roam
No, uever. I'll he firm and true
We love each other, yes, We do!
oh. wandering waif of Cupid's fate,
Return This love, ere it's too late.
Thy mothers love foi thee did burn.
A kindred flame. should thou return.
Love Cupid well. but mother more,
Thy God, thy friend-, the shining shore
Let u, all love 50 frm ami true
We love each other, yes, we DO.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29
ROckport, Ny.

Editor Herald
Rev. Rob't Turner, with several
aliases. who has been preaching here
for sometime, and talking of estab-
fishing a graded school, has left rather
suddenly, on account of an exposure
of his crookedness in the papers.
Shannon, the Register man, has
stepped down and out; and the indi-
cations are that the Rockport Regis
ter is no more. will say this, that if
it is dead it has not died for want of
sperUt,tdl support.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

WILKINSON CALL, the gentleman
who was made United States Senator
by the Democratic Legislature of Flor
ida yesterday. was elected to the same
office in 1866. but was refused admis-
sion to the Senate. He is cousin to
Ex-Governor Walker, one of the can
didates who was opposed to him. and
is nephew of the late General Call,
one of the early Territorial Governors
of Florida. He is said to have re-
markable power as an orator.-[Cour-
ier-Journal of the 22d.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29
The Awfu! kukIux Down south.

CHARLOTTE, Jan. 10. In response
to call issued some weeks since,
Northern men who have settled in the
South since the war, assembled here
to-day from five States, and held II
convention in the Opera-house. A Sc
ries of resolutions were introduced set
ting forth the advantages of the South
to persons seeking homes declaring
that in this section the laws are equal
ly enforced that Northern settlers
are not ostracised, but welcomed and
that in no section of the country do all
classes enjoy a larger measure of lib
erty. The resolutions passed unani-
mously amid applause.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29
County Convention.

The following counties have called
conventions to appoint delegates to
the Democratic State Convention. to
be held in Louisville, May 1st, 1879 4:
Marshall county, February 3.
Allen County, February 10.
Hardin county, February 10.
Boyle county, February II.
Todd county, March 8.
City of Louisville, March o.
Oldham county, April 21st.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

The majority of the coal oil sold in
this town is worthless, as well as very
dangerous. Many of our citizens are
complaining very bitterly in regard to
this matter. 1t is the duty. by law
of our State, of the County Judge to
appoint an Inspector, whose duty it
will be to see that every barrel of coal
oil brought to the town for sale is
properly marked l30 proof, and re-
port merchants violating this law
[ Madisonville Times.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29
That PiumbS the Track

"Those who close their doors against
their local newspaper invite ignorance
TO a seat around the fireside circle, and
drive its members to seek recrea tiOn
in devious paths. The home paper
comes, like the visit of loved relations,
to cheer and brush away the cobwebs
of monotony. 1t furnishes home ge-
ography and history to the children,
and trains them to read and think, b.
bringing to their minds personal incl
dents and home histories, which they
delight to read on account of their IA
miliarity with the character and scenes
which make up so large part of the
local paper There are thousand
reasons that should commend the local
paper to its people and not one that
can be urged against its positive value
The family that lives without its home
paper lives as though its physical ma
ture was destitute of mental compan-
ion. Let the mind have food as well
as the body. 1t needs it none the less.
Il Glasgow Times.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

BELL county has held herDemocratic
convention and elected delegates to
the Louisville State convention, and
instructed rs follows: Governor, j. G..
Underwood, Il. l.. Jones, second /;
Lieutenant Governor, John Dishman;
Auditor Fayette Hewitt. j. w.
Boyd, second; Attorney General. .Jno.
Rodman. J. A. Dawson, second; Reg
ister, John S. Moor. L. ID. Marcum,
second; Superintendent, q. F. Smith,
ii. A. NJ. Henderson, second Treas
urer, Jas. w. Tate.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

The Republicans, while STEPPED to
their very ewes in the most stupendous
of frauds--frauds which gave them a
President whom the people had reject
ed at the poils-are bowling them
selves hoarse over what they call Dem
ocraiic frauds in South Carolina. 1t
is like Il branded horse-thief, mounted
on stolen thousand-dollar horse
and leading half dozen others, ac-
cusing an irreproachable Christian
gentleman of stealing the photograph
of a ten-ioliar mule -[Courier-Jour,
nal.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

There is law in this State, which
makes it the duty of every physician
to report all deaths and births that
may have happened in his practice du-
ring the year. The report must be
made in writing, and fled in the Office
of the County Court Clerk by the
10th day of January each year. Any
physician violating this provision of
law becomes liable to fine not to ex-
ce d $40. The law requiring minis
ters and other persons authorized to
solomnize the rites of matrimony to
report all marriages has been repealed.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

EVERY dollar made by the saloon
keepers of this town comes out of what
would otherwise be legitimate trade.
Danish the saloons, and the grocery,
hardware, dry goods, and boot and
shoe trade of Kearney would be in,
creased twenty-five peE cent.-[Ne,
braska Paper.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29
COUNTY DIRECTORY.
CIRCUIT COURT.

CIRCUIT COURT.
Han James Stuart, Judge, o-onsboro.
A L. Morton, Clerk, Hartford.
kR Murrell, Master Commissioner, Hartford.
e. ". Phillips. Sheriff, Hartford. Dsputies-
q W Bangcr, Hartford, 7 Taylor, Beaver
Dn.a. & n Cooper, ForisVille, Faike-son,
Ceraiyo.
Cart bas.ns sceond Mondays in May and
N.Y,uber, and continues three weeks each
term. .-o--o
CRIMINAL COURT.
U,aJA Murray, Judge. Cloverport.
Uoa Je.sah Uavcrait. Attorney, owensboro-
81 Sulienger. Jailer, Hartford.
Cour, begins on fourth Mondays in March
and Ssptembcs; continues two weeks each term
COUNTY COURT.
Bcn. Newton. Juage, Hartford.
Cant, SAN. h. Cox, clerk, Hartford.
j. 4. S,adssfar, Attorney, Hartford.
cear, begins on the drst Monday IN every
QUARTERLY COURT.
Bcs,ns en- tho sri NJ On lays in January, April
iu,y and oo'ohsr.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
Begins on the 6r.t Monasysin JanasrS and
October.
OTHER COUNTY OFFICERS.
A,,nis,end Jones, At-essor. Hartford.
ca NJ. IA. Porter. Surveyor. CromweH.
rh... n. EorweIl, Coruner. sulphur springs
A B.R.ird. Shocl Commi -sinner, Hartford
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

EATHTrT county Democrats elect
ed theil delegates to the State conyen-
ton on the 18th inst, and instructed
them to vote for John E. Cooper, for
Attorney General; Fayette Hewitt,
tor Auditor, and left the delegates un-
instructed as to the other State Off
parS
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29
Tarry with Nc.

larry with me. o, my Savior
For the day il passing by,
See the shades of evening gather,
And the night is drawing nigh.
CHORUS.
Tsrry with me, blessed Jesus,
Leave me not till morning light
For I'm lonely here without thee,
larry with me through the night.
Many friends were gathered round me,
In the bright days of the past;
But the grave has closed above them,
And iinger here the last.
Deeper, deeper grows the shadows;
Paier now the glowing west;
Swift the night of death advances;
Shall it be the night of rest?
larry with me. 0, my Savior;
Lay my head upon thy breast
Till the morning then awake me
Morning Of eternal rest.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

Mosby. the guerrilla and murderer
Of Union soldiers, AS been taken to
HAYES bosom, and his nomination as
Consul to Hong Kong, one of the
most lucrative offices under the Gov
ernment, has been sent to the Senate.
Key and Mosby repented after there
was no chance to kill any more Yam
kees.-[Exchange.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

To make ice cream-Pick out the
prettiest girl you can see, stir her gent
ly in the corner and ask her to give
you kiss. You will then have nice
scream.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

THE Congressional Committee,
known as the Potter Committee, have
been ordered to investigate the cipher
dispatches sent and received by both
sides about the time of the great ex-
citement just after the Presidential
election in 1876.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

Raptist--SerSiees fret Sunday and sun
sa, wight in every month and Saturday
.,cht prcceding.-W. 2. Bennett, pastor.
N. X. Church South-ssrvices third
sgnday ani sunday night IA each month
Rev. 7. J. Randolph, pastor
Union sunday School every Sunday morn
lsx 81 half past eight o'eiocS.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

THE Democrats of McCracken
county, Will hold a convention Feb.
10th, to select delegates to the State
convention.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

THE President has nominated James
G. Ha cher, to lie Post Master, at
Frankfort, Ky.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29

To make a muss-pour quart of
molasscs into your wife's new bonnet.
The Hartford herald., 1879-01-29


U.toTt the cons;sbies Of Ohio Count g."
heir Post ofhce address:
csSEV DIsTrrcT-so. J.
WV Eter, Rosins.
cool sratNGs p-sra:cg-s". ,.
Isaac Brown. Rockport
cfNrtRrawS pIsrRicT-No. :.
in Ca.ebier. Ceralvo-
rrta'S sroEr DIsrEicT-Eo. 4
VI. J. Fiokiin-
FoRRsvHLf DIST icr-No >
JsIn Harder, F"risv'Ae
ELLIS pIsrnIcT-N'. 8.
EsRrroRD pfsrnTcr-No- I.
VI Maddox. Beaver DaIn.
cRowwELL DIsrgIcr-sc. =
vrNnk Ghstgap, Cromwell
a.Rrs5sp nisrRicr-So. y
L. L. Taylor.
,rLParRsrRiSss ntsrslcr-Nc. 10.
I'll. krrhv.
saprLETTs alsrEfCF-So. H.
POLICE COURTS
H.rtiord-w. u. Cuma,ins. Jaise, sccou
g.nds Sc in Anuary. April, July nni Oct, her
". n. Griein, MarsEal.
psayer Dam.-E W. Cooper, judge, FIRST
Saturday in January. April. July an October
Thomas Stevens. Marshal.
cromwoII.-A.P Montague, Judge, second
Saturday iL January, April. Jaly aud October
&C. Butler, Marshal,
Contradictory Tasley, Judge, last sat-
urlay in March. Jgne. September and Deeem
bet.-Nacant. Marshal
HaHiItcn-wm. Hamilton, Sr. Judge, post
ocse address MciIenry, courts held third sat
urasy in ya5uary, Aprii, Jaly and October
w.D. HAMILTON, Asrshsi, poet once address
keIenry.
Rockport-J. W. Duke, Judge, Dar Tieh-
. .na- Marshal, Courts held third WejDes
- in January, Apri', July ana October.
Ro,iue-R.R r. Wedding Judge. F. Lewis
Nar.haL Couris held first Saturdays In jan
uary, April, July snd ocioher
, 1879-06-10
response wht.,, tlo qneatttu was narrowed frou,

rcsponsc wsen tho 9ncatttln wns narrowed frou,
"evpryhtsiy )" 10 " anybody
The Interview was continued at grcnt length,
but her rcylIes very all In m"tlo.yIjab'ca, ami
were to I'll i effect tint fhe did mot care whcsc
sh': was thft a. long ID ahc, did not raturt To
h"F tnottt'r, MIN IA very hMt rnti'afl. Her
ncrvo.,srrt. lid not wcar nf1 thulig!1 she man
n1ei WY, l!tt'c prompting, to show how 'hc
produr.cl thn choking acnsai!nn tint formed
part VI The hto~ sirath she ctr.cayoscd tp bring
p1"ti cr friends In the lIo'lsehnltl. 1}, way u
ilfust,nt'nE this rrocsdnra, sl'e pressed 7"
thumb Ut her right balrl itO her tils0at by the
side Al hcr larsnx, and r'utcllcsl t',r olIer side
Of tIr wInApipc with her llngcrs SIR nrcs.cd
INC finger after another upon tint mem nbcF.
1tM pcrrnrmencc was mechanical, and u'!tT last
cd thirty aerus al the far;t,rEt cuIn.lon..
Mile. d. Wn1jy SAYS lint she was 30 pnrplrx-
ell oyar her nHn mysterious l'neas and The ALL
men's ol hers!'tsr aud adopted tangh.rr, Dora.
so,.rcuof tic d!stc1nper. Thus It wns Tint she
waa led to c!n1Iyc l1sc position Of her hs.l tn va
rlut;s ways, nllti It was wl1e tfIu bgtt Has 10
nlatcd lint she cuutf erc fr,n Il iuto lpoktng
E}nss uD lit wall tlnt shg eAw Eugenie lying nt
full length upon Dora's tody tn!'allig her
breath,
, 1879-06-10

-, r.ryoey OF cosst-Wheat and eofn-ne.
tlta' ,.rs,c. Engllah markets 1nlet and
I'D "gud ri nd higher, 1t 99a M. Dacon In faas
t'el I'm: ,oua clear, I'd higher. st shs nat
aalv.. nj htatcr, At nGs I'd; Camher|ands IL
saa e'. ... "a. Western prime meas pork, i7s.
fneh f.sont, Jane n-t:30 p. nl.-paoTlstoss--
LIZ ~. Oh, Hest unchanged.
.asnos. tuns 0.-Ltsanroo'.--Whe"t ssea.'5.
bosph boaseh.nrc1. MArK tANA-Wheat qulnt but
'la Coru firm. CesRuca oil Coast--Whoat
'sa! Al, average rtd winter. 4Hs; fhit asetsEa
S%n'' .''',. AN I'D. Corn quictoF; fair hvesa2o
-mg.a, s,.., mixed. els I'd. Cargoes on Pasaako-.
ee ~, .1ow; good shipping California wheat, 1uht
Iss' .d Ill 0l; nearly dina, 44A I'd; fair averags
1ppes, No. Chicago sprIng wheat for prompt
ssn' ,,t " by aa.t, 3sa Oh. Coantsy markets for
ssa.HrociIsh steady; French stcady. Weather
guglaud shoHoty' ,..
,..reo,. June 0-11::IO Il. m.-FLoun-No.1 ],
n ID; No. 2. NJ Cd. ..
s,t,.. w., No, /, Hs Id; white, No. l., fls Id;
a. al: ctnh. No. /. 0s 4d; No. 2, {Ds Id.
-. nav, No. !, 4s2tl.
easu,.,,,oys-posk, ~ 47s. Lard. 39s 1d.
.ss,aroot june D.-CorToN-steady at 10
"a sales, 3. 600 bales; specnatlon and OK
~ u nd)0: American. q, 100. -
e. 8. ss-Lard--AmoF,can, ga od. nacon-
af tlens. ls bn'
tt,1srtp O1L--cRs.
iss,Ts or TunrEsrEnx-22a Cd.
i.Spos, tunc Il. 0.-suaA't-spot, 22s Cd; ahoat,
Rn,tIykn Ryt Pn1notErM--t1iid.
ifrw1nF, Juns 0.-FErnotRuk-2oH.
, 1879-06-10

said that ConRrrsa must mt adjourn without
voting tho suppll9s. Ronatur Vnnrl,ees thon
took tls floor anu made 4 terrific onslaught
upon Sc,,ator Thurman, stating TINT Il was
owing tu ILLS AdYica TINT 'l,G uxira tcesIon wns
rendered necessary, innsmmch ns lie carrlrl tic
Congrees, In spiie Of thp appeal ii Senator
hazard. 8cnalo1 Thurman mnln reply. ansl
satd tllat the rt,arQe TINT he favored barking
duwn casne witt, had prnce; lint tbs political
future depended tnoro than my o''mr o'ia t,asl't
Oh ,lsc ac1Iun III Congress; tl,at be might be
rclcgatrl to prtyntc life, nf,tt II o was c rouil
pursilc In pcncc hts literary pursuits In the
i,oaotn Ut nis fanl;y. In tls further remarks he
IL said tn hare shown tnuct feeling Ut tiiu
pAttlctfc hork.
, 1879-06-10
NEW pUuE.lCATEDSA.
G. ?. PUTNAM'S SONS,
1872 Fifth-aV., New York,
PUBLISH THIS DAY:


1ly ". II. MALtncE. Author of "Ths Sew ttpuh-
ltc." NttAso, cloth. ei.;al
this fs m entirely nrw work, and II hhond not he
confn'rl With the aors c+41y Under similar tltle
published In tho ''Sinrteenth Century" Thc book IN
Of grsrsr character and tnors fchsts purrot" than
anything he has yet written. Int II characterized hy
hc satne trcnehant vlynclous style. Of opinion
snd originality md daring Of iasfRtfon thai have
a,a hla previous c&aya readatc. 10 fnrrbie. and
NsHRgestise
REf.ECTiOS Fn}M THE CONTENTS.
The New Import of tho QueftiOn-Thc rrIto Of tife
--ftIcio0gy ~ the Foundation Of MoralIty-0oodneM
N ts Own 1tevasd-t4oye Tc4t OF Noo'tnrM- 4ifa
~ liz Own Escwart-supcEt,ttun Of Tostt!slsm-Tlc
fractcst ptosptct--5he Logic of sccntihc Scuhston-
Morality nnd Natural Thcism-Thu Human tAce snd
1keyclatonf'uvcr.al History anu the Ctans Of tslt
Christian Chusch-lse!scf and viii,
, 1879-06-10
III. The Round, Trip.

f'y way Of Panama. through California, Oregon.
SeYadA, Efsh. fdEh1. and Colorado with notes On
railroads, commerce. agrtcutuse mining. ssntry.snd
people. 1Iy joflN CoUMAx. l1n>n.. cloth. &i.51.
The purrac of tia hook II 10 pont out obect. Of III.
terett hut ofttn written up Thn tnlrtt stArta utn
guide troka and n,nr; s,r,1 q wnh arf a!trs,*a,
mt to he acquired from. suc! souscrt j he pnrsuca
the r'Hta OF ihe anthor twhn has Earned reputation
tona u atur md .ocety anl In The n,o,t recent knd
tfEtw9Fthy statistics Of rOnttcE. tntsItE aid aGrt
culture. subjects worthy 0i hls 4t!on: whis
ttIt reader WIN IL Obliged to stay 1t home cannot tail
tn Transport himself In Imagination 10 ttt scenee ~
Rfaphlci1IT IssGrihad.
, 1879-06-10
IN. Conversations on Art.

uy TuoMAs corTuKy. Translated By =. F.. Stewart
With nu introduction by Il. swain Clifford. SqnAse
1Utno.. e!utA extra, rcd cdges, st.75
These cnnycstatans, by tho painter Of that famot'
work. 'hc Ilccadcncc ot tho tsomans" arc not OILY
full Of ynnabe Auzgrsttdns and acute crittc!sru NIT
arc very Witty and readable Tbe translation atbetn
skIl1snty and Ielicately done.
~ work full nf the vtyoF. The cearne>s; and the
Individuality thst tbo.o who knox htn. FceEn1zS ~
md almost seem l.is familiar cestufa through
H. paRcn tIt.r,+rr. rx
Catholic World
sFor salc b. all booksellers md s'nt postpaid On
recctpt Of prIcc by khc Publishers.
, 1879-06-10
TIE lNGEKSOLLS.

, t.u.x..., ,a,.. es,.fa,. ror,,,.r.,r,
wAs,l,surox, b. e., Junu a-Thr sudden
"eM'1' 0" F''"ay e7eh'"Ro4 's h"'f' e. ~ ineef'
soil was u great shock 10 thta community. In
Which he had for ~ lung liycl, aud among
whom. ho had 80 nans warm md devoted
'1'e""s' 'is "aa 'nAn " GENEROUS '"pu''es'
given TO kindly dcedst ami untir'nK III
hts Efforts tu Nuke life only suushlne
for those spout hin. Few uppca1s for
aa''i W." , Msos ~ ..." T., ~ W.",',," "' a Ao,o o
was QUO ol 's'e hanp'sal IN "asl'hstoh' ne
hal Il devoted wbfc, aid llvtd amid luxury
and cornfurt. There wero three children, a Sun
Ina,,, If ,I"ir f,',,sr hfs rl",sm,tc. f,,, Lave.
Au4'n w. l''en .n'"s'' "'s ,n. saa' w. Low"
!of, VINO WIS S'l'cs' al enhoh' a1s' l'iRofsolI
lad q wonderful faculty for attachsng children
to TO-, h a +! was 49, eannon y ,,a., s,Eht 10 ~, ses
eager to tell his or her story, certain Of
his sytlpathy In their JOY Or their
serrow. It nngnrcd well Tor the heart III III.
uan that llu cuul faston to hlnlaclt the lore of
Innocent childhood, antl 20 come from htmac'f
to nuke them tccl tilns lie WIS ono of them.
AbDut nina tcarH ngo Mr. lngcrsal!, lcteril1u-
it1g to MAKE Washington hts permanent home,
erertcd iine residence for lIlHsel on h street.
near Fourtecuth-one IL block built by
ncr. alna almost adjoining the luuse IN
which fur two years senator and Mrs. star!-
Icy Matthews resided. There fht funeral t0uk
pfure Yesterday evening at ! o'clock, bringing
tngetl,tr more Ut tho distinguished Inel III
Washington thhn anY similar OCCASION sInce tho
fanauus Chasu obse1utcs
The afternoon WIS gloomy, the clouds hunE
dark au,l lowering, tbs ruin fell, the heat Was
oppressive, but nli Of tlcaa circumstances did
n1t keep away tho crowd. Evury p1rt of the
gpaclults ruofIIs and hallway was lilled
by puuple who came to testify hy their
t,resunce tho love they bore tie deceased.
1t waa lr1ncrnl worthy Of note. Tho
sgn!lrance attuctled 10 lis absence ot the
clergy, who usually conc TO oiletate ut such
oIl,er funerals; the fact tint IL would be culI-
Quoted BY hts brother, Col. Bob 1nEcrsol, made
IL uf exceptional Interest, md the preacncu of 10
muuy men of u,ark gaYn it distinction,
'Iliu cutlin, cuyrrcd with velvet und richly
or,n,1cn!eA with silver, was placed midway be-
tw,xr parlor mud library. Its shape
,yns h1tluen By nut Ut flowers, uD
which we're placed iloral designs OF
tic most unique character. Against tt!e door
While on tic ma,ltc1s, piano, us!d tables were
out pI,lars aud shafts, crowns md hearts. Tie
mir was oppressive With tho 0dur Of these funeral
hlossuns aud more Tina pnt LADY bad TO DC as-
nIstrt from, the rum before tile cuIpgy COM
1ncnccd Near the cola sat tho family, md
thclr rrtut vas distressing At d ouutor to 6
Col l8ubrrt luecrsoil ruse IRON hts etlals, took
tls s,a,,d near lie head OF tbs caskc., ind In
low tvnes announced tl,ut l,e Ind few remarks
Ills face, t!,ut | last saw bcsniing with
cL,aerlutnrss aud eoo1-fellowsl,lp, was palll
md sud, and tlts yIce, usually 10 rch In volume
10 powerful tn !ts controlling influence, was
brukcp, nluI seemed to well dip through a son
Of tenrF. IIo held the manuscript from which
, 1879-06-10
CONVERSATIONS ON ART METHODS.

Ny THOMAS CouTrRK, Translated BY 8. Il. AtewArt,
With Preface By II. Swain clifford. squaru la1no.
cloth extra, red edgca e1.:3
Tae.o naytrsatons by tho pntntcr OF that famous
work, "Tha Docadence Of the Romano" Are not only
full uf valuable spgGcst!nns and scuu criitcAH but
Arc rcrJ witty and rradable. The Translation has been
aktutly snh Aclicately donc.
~ work fnlt Of tho vigor ths cleArncsa and the
originally Of tho tauthor 10 stamped In fact, with hta
Individuality that those who know HIN recognize his
peculiar expressions and hls eccontsfcties of snnrr
and almost pee m to res his familiar gestures through
II pax4 II will take important pasco In srt ltcra
ttufe."-CAtlolLo World.
, 1879-06-10
ROMAN DAYS.

J.y the dtttpR.lishod 8wcdkh author. v1xToA RYp.
nxRs, author VI ''The LAat AthenAn"l translated ly
Alfred Corning Clark Hyo. with ~ pstos. cloth
TN, r. Thu vnInMe emhodicA the srauts of careful
hlstorcs studies. and gtsta soma legendary Hatsars
nut heectutorr brought forward. Tha VII trtclanla
nrp thu work Of poet and sehoari the briet historical
ami typographical aketcheA those Of tisAr.aoslcd
philosopher and eager traveller, quick obkcfvCs.
man Of general and thorough ctlre.- Tho book IL
plctrcsqun mosaic af thb many brilliant sobus, Esy.
coniu, dramatic tragic. poetlc vulgar elements that
mako up tho past htltafy Vt ulat wonderful city and
tho pJsloEnotny It buasr .dny.
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t0ry OF medicine bns As,
article appeared which
l!1'a met with greater IN.
I,rovhl and rncccss than
ltenson'a L'hE,ciile rlas.
Ftrr. Why they aru pre-.
Itcrsed to Ill Dtllar porous
plak1cse II owing 10 their
Improved rosllpt,s1ftou:
they act Enatan.AncouAly.
|rure rperdtly and cGec.
tnsily.
l'hy<fctnns and the ven.
icral pubt!c who acknowl.
fc'!xe The Kfeaf 1,etletltA
derived fgoIn tho usc OF
LIS ordinary pnruu4 i,laA.
tier, h,,wkvef. maintain
that their action Il not
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nuyrAtot N. T., Junu 0.-1lECrlrTs-Flonr,
4, oa6 br!s; wheat, 17D, 02H hui corn, 65. 0s5 bu.
smrxEsGs-By canaI-Whcat, 81. 400 ou; corn.
~ 314 bu. Dy rallroad-Wheat, 5. coo hu; corn,
II, 900 bu.
QRA1n-Whoet light inquiry and nominal quota.
tlons for spring; !, cars white Michigan eold at
31.14. Corn dull aud nominal; 4Qe for No mirca
Western. Oats firm; sales ], GOO bn Western At
JTc, Rye neglected. harley ne9lect1d.
FNEiulTs-Canal drn; no chnrttEs: asking Ac
advance.