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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-02

The Wonderful feasibility and great com-
fort and pleasure TO any Lady wearing the
Duplex Elliptic Skirt viii he experienced
particularly in al crowded Assemblies. Ope-
Tas. Carriages Railroad Cars. Church Pcwsj
Arm Chairs, for Promenade aud House Dross,
as the Skirt can be folded when Ia Use 10 oc-
cupv a small place as easily and con"cIiien;Iy
as SILK or Muslin Dress, an invaluable quail
ity i'm crinoliue, not found in amy Sing!s
Spring Skirt.
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure. com
fort and great convenience of wearing tire
Duplex Elliptic Steel Spring Skirt for I sns
gle day viii never afterwards willingly dis
pense with their use. For Children, Misses
and Young Ladies they are superior 10 all
others.
They viii Lot bend or break like the single
Spring, but will preserve their perfect and
graceful shape when three or four ordinary
Skirts viii have been thrown aside - u5elcsI.
The Hoops are COZ cred with double and
twisted thread. and the bottom rods are not
only double springs, but twice Cor doubls)
covered, preventing them from wearing ut
when dragging down stOOps, stairs. etc.
The Duplex Elliptic is great favoriin Y it'll
all Indies, and is UNIVERSAL recommended by
the Fashion Magazines IS the Standard Skirt
of the Fashionable World.
10 ENJOY The foiiOWlng lnestImaDia sdV an
tages in Crinoline, viz: superior quality. e.
feet manufacture. stylish shape and finish
feasibility. durability, cOmiart and econom Y.
enquire for J W. BRADLEY's Duplex Ellipti C,
or Double Spring Skirt. and be sure to get
the genuine article.
CAUTION.-To guard against inn osition
be particular 70 Notice that skirts offered 40
"DUPLEX" have the red ink stamp, viz !.
al. w. Bradley's Duplex Elliptic Steel
Springs" upon Tie waisband-ioue oil srs
are genuine. Also Notice that every Hoop
will admit a pin being passed through tho
centre, thus revealing the two Tor dor b,s)
springs braided together therein. which ia the
secret of their eexibility and strength, tnd a
con biaation not 10 be found in any ether
Skirt.
For Safe IN ali Stores where First Class
Skirts are sold. throughout the United StatSa
aud elsewhere.
Manufactured BY The Sole owhers of The
Patent,
VVesfs, BRADLEY & Cary.
% Chambers and - & 81 Reade SITS. n. Z
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-02
Beldsnyille, Jan. 25th, 1867.
Read This.
Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court. in Probate. In the
matter of the estate Of Bella ID. Pettis, de-
ceased.
nN READING and filing the petition of
W William Feare. of Oak Grove, in the
county of Pierce, representing among other
things, that Bella D. Petts died in the town
of Oak Grove, in said county, on the 28th
day of January. 1867. without leaving any
last will and testament to the knowledge, in
formation. or belief of said petitioner. and
praying that letters Of administration of said
estate be to him granted 1t is ordered that
said petition be heard before the Judge Of
this court. at his office. in the city of Pies
colt, on Monday, the 4th day of March, a.
d. 1867 at 10 o'clock a. NJ. And it is fur
ther ordered that notice thereof be given to
all persons interested in said estate, by pub
fishing a copy Of this order for three success
sive weeks once in each week. in the Pres
Gait Journal, newspaper printed in Prescott,
prior to said day of hearing.
WM. HOW Els. Co Judge.
Dated January %, 1867. 40-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-02
RESOLUTIONS.

Nr. Prent;ss las Introduced a resolution
that our Congressman be instructed 10 vote
fg- a suitable t.iif ou wool auG other pro-
duets ani manufactures imported from fog-
cign countries. 80 tlat the labor ard interests
ef tic people # Tire United States. both agri-
cultural and manufacturing, may he properly
protected. The resolution has been adopted
in both hoUs"s.
Mr. Moscs, of Butfalo county. introduced
resolution which called ont an animated and
sharp debate. II was joint resolution in re-
lation to the investigation of Tie railroad leg
islation Of the last two sessions. The oppo-
s..ion 10 tic resolution IN the Assembly, by
Cole1au, Naxolr, and others. was based upon
the belief tia, there was no corruption TO -
vesticate, and that the proposition involved
needless waste of tirse and money. The les
o!ution has been adopted by both the Senate
ard Assembly. Tie Lieut.. Governor has
appointed from the Senate, upon the commit
tee az Investigation. Senators Gary. Stcvcrs.
and Thoyue. u tho Assembly The commit
tee is made Up % 2lessFs. AoSer. Hobart. Ca
r, 7. allen. Wilcox and kilbOurs. What
the result Of the above committee viii be IS
4 matter of but Little speculation. When the
repc-t Of the committee is submitted TO the
Legislature. it viii no, probably disturb the
sqgiain;ty CT peaceful tranquility of mind
of any member Of either body Of the house.
The committee on interpretations have re-
ported against al that class Of legislation per-
tanning 10 tie passage Of bills for the inccr-
ror0t.on' Of mining and petroleum compan-
les. The introduction and passage of this
class OF bills have cost the people thousands
upon thousands Of dollars, from which the
State las received 40 conceivable benefit
The last Legislature enacted five thousand
and cighty-scyen, which, with the index
there. made ono Thousand four hundred and
forty-four pages; the printing Of which in
the State paper, cost $4,000, and to publish
the same in volume form cost the sum OF
Sl.257.57: aggregate cost. S7,957.57; while
there were only one hundred and forty-six
general laws passed at the last session. ma
king one hundred and eighty-nine pages.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-02

enn BARRELS OF APPLES. for sals
OOO by G. a. DILL co.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-02
DOwn, Down, Down :

Goods haze been marked down. down. for
for CGsh, at the
BOOK d VARIETY BToRE.
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CHRIsTADORO;s HAER DYE

over every otfer.in use. II is purely vrget1=
bic, inallible and INSTANTANEOUS. Hanufac=
tured by J. CHRISTADORO. Aston House
New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied
by all Hair Dressers. 27-w4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-02

DREAKFAsT sEAWLs, Hoo ds NJ bliss,
ID Sontags. Children's Knit jackets, and
al kinds of KDit Goods at
Dill L 13.a,
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AElcOck's Porous Plasfers.
LAME BACK.

AilcOck's Porous Plasfers.
LAME BACK.
New York, Nov. %, 1879.
T. ALLcocK d Co.-Gentlemen 1 lately
suffered severely from weakness in my back.
Having heard your plasters much recommen-
ded for cases of this kind. procured one.
and the result was all could desire. A SIM
gle plaster cured me in a week.
J.G. BRIGGS.
Proprietor of the Brandroth House.
CURE FOR CRICK IN THE BACK AND
LUMBAGO.
Lyons, N. Y, Jelly 4. 1862.
Messrs. ALLcock d Co.-Please send me a
dollars worth of your plasters. They have
cured me of crick in my back, which has
troubled me for some time, and now my fath-
er is going to try them for difficulty about
his heart.
L. H. SHERWOOD.
DIR. Green, No. 500 Broadway, N. Y, in
forms US he sold, on Monday, June %, 1862
two plasters to young woman suffering very
severely from lumbago. On Thursday she
called to get two more for friend, and then
stated how the two she had purchased on
Monday had relieved her Immediately after
putting them on. and cured her in two days
Of most distressing pain in her back and
loins. Sold by all Druggists. S7-w4
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Pirates ard Privateers

bear TO honest merchantmen. Remember
Il at the experience of years. and The very
highest scientific endorsements guarantee the
superiority Of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-02
Notice TO Creditors.

Prescott, Jan. 10, 1867.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-02-02
INVASION.

Do you wish To have yoEr hair ranterizeI
from the scalp? No. Then beware Of the
new brood OF Vitriolic and Caustic Dyes got
Up by nostrum-mongcrs. who bear lie same
relation TO the responsible Chemist that
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oc sale. were 30 ebs At Sc and is,do sos Rosis
The demand sood msay for TIE lover grades whics
s" The sss ~sss rs sS. 81
q n: :ss :.asa s y S
= e ~ .icss ~ 900 Ss s DO s.asd a. "a y:
ss,'nE bat sotEo.ed 81 FAR va SONG aesaaaa
@ ss Il y an % or s.s''s % ! s'as'
c q ss sss g s ss y: y s s.a:.
tish os aass I'd pisss we're nominal City distilled
sif,sa n S sc Ss s.s = u siss s%.s =
.seaep,s va, he pork 700 90 oes, ~
'S II li psrs Z. e ssy f srm 'ss Il
= & s i:s ~ 4. s;ss
- - ss IS a also % .. a. O. sss &c.
g osnnaa % ~ rns asR. pTsa
sna c'y KS y "a hssf was roisr,' active ana
ss ss 4s roe s ~ VI. ' Su aer
s s rna is o @ ass we aG .c: q t Is
sts % pIvas erns o. ssst aau. ss a.. ~er. -
s. q s boxes cemssrud sss o .'s' s'ss
IIssny Gear was nominal = ~ $c hor. a. iss
n II s o1sa a W ~ sfg aud rSs- S oe
sasssS Il s D. sss ss
I + S s, :ss !. ssass u s .. 'ss
5sIs i5ls. $50 40, st liz The ,rsasas.sa: q
r. h. o wsrs asf mh ~ .ss
= Tue ss u, ass , ss AZ. q rsS s 40 Re
ne At ia For delivery Ne bead of no sales
nlcn "A moderate business ,arOlina. 90
sales being about loo casks within the range OF S&c 9o
srGA..The ariicra IA almost untmpotnns
saes es Doves at ii rye Reanei was spsrngig lssu
n, but holders demanded prevuos prces-yiz, 1871 .
Tor hard. iS}sc ii4c for soft white and i4sa
Calcutta linseed vas firmly held. generally =
" u gold duty paid We heard Of no acs,asss howevs
roSsh sss s a - s. s,a 81 a. ''''A' : =
srTrrrx.--s,issan was duh and nominal al Cssc. gold
srIcrs.--wc heird Of no transactions No change n
Ia demand a about former prces sses -
f]Ilow was without oaanss; saiss Of $4,000 bs losss
TosAcco xsptncty there was better demand rss
aud consumption. III tales being 3 hhds az b<c
Tsris was irny held on account o. thc favorable for
eln advlces Jobbin lots seslnr 23 for tneshs
We're so au pans ana I'M e as ~, noas
Observation-Disclosures 20 hb.s. The huStcss was ich1
bond small sale. AZ these lrccs.
WooLihs market iof domestic Gescss ia moro sctvo
being air Hoiisrs srs rsnsra Gravr ~
their views and have Obtained slightly hxher yricc
ply slI Tssas pulled In
FAIR dsmsnd and lry held Fa cp California ia sci ns
Carpet dcscra pions demand rrlcss
osr sads are aaess nssss.e Te ale, &, fssess .s
41c <sc oovado Ohio and ssse Se Nc; Wst'nsn e
ACC lbooc DO Western 81 42c * Onto e 6se 80
gan d &c 1900 ae rDwasSea 6iia Ill SIZE 400
on az s - oAs IL:
s sass 81 ss ls1s. j, ss ,7 4
s ss ca ~ sl e sfFnf ss'1s
private terms ~ foreign TIE ssies are sop H. Nexicas
kinds esrpsi wcos IN iosA. on private terms.
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The wnsut market Was n cpmplsse stand; hodsrs
::s e; ;s: VA s
Long l..s4 Corn S"', ~ ss;ss. .I -:
4 4: r.. .s, !: ssT !. s: n S:,
bushels western a. s5c sle 10 store ssd &c: aScsI
sisss SCOUT .s IL as@ held s W
900 baskss soasksrn Isl "a
s.s T:s e Y : .;5s ss s,s ;:
s.A.s ss ne pssss. ..d; but = r.Asf love lover ss:s
:.s e aIs' s = s' E..s Ss sss .s
~ p - I'D ~ ssss ssso. On private terms: and
hs s:. is ss.ss !, ~ ED leS,
sssIsSs ss s, sS :s.Iss
ss ~ ~ :s.:s ~. 's -
general In:.s sa FsIaas.phia o csri
y; a. !; s:.:
sss a am md ss 4 s
c,sr- sr,ss q. e sssI,. prices .
p' s1sss sS Nc. vsr r Quiz es Il is'sa w
called s,sady ssls. ~ Ss.aos A,iss: y is. lss
as. ns xys s H. y: ss 'ss ss,s ~ fsa
To-. issG ~ so;risa'sa ~ q b. iss lTsc,l,
rs s Esssf hse ssisss Z s 's' is 4 y
trail american. y ~ ms, 49, Ice Naamosos, ~ -
los. 10 ajec Vera Cruz, - lns ~ loo 1ampico.
2Ja ~ lbs lSc. itc and Iovns ~ rs los a. lc
HAZE AsAss were 'nsas Of lxoaolDs lilo aranas pr
Tors were without DECIDED change. tsns qu'e,, bot
steady. ssss sbsus as bsies 81 toc soc. asoordns %
heard Of no ssss Of Mania II wss quoted 4,
" se " ssse no r&aes were made net previously
Prices Yer: ss' s.israiy eAAassd. rAs demand
Iuss.-s oosrn W vac N scue dsnssAs but unssaIsd
Sales mats II b0 tons Cotness arrive Oh private
terms No lNmer.can sAs quoted eaSa ~ sd and No
g 49, ~ o. We FORMER sers daposcd cf ~ x1a We
Tar,is 1Esssrn vs-s quosed o. sSrss ncpsns
Ls VS. qsosd steady u - for lump snd u 70 for
EssSs. --rhs ..rsss r. hsusssG soils snsnl,sd sh,r
slkhsiy lover pfc-A Lghs weshss ishs sod aslsssed
sna prime poor Damaged ehlivsy n,sbsr than The
Basres Iy,s, ana NO 0rssas wsrs snssed a. ss'se,
u,1cy midds sshe NO; heavy, ~. gs good
* az - ~ Hs nss - ~ L. ssSs :,% 'ss:
I;s IS ! s:ii ::S' s''s;:; sss Z:
" ri = ga: n Is: II.
Lsss - -. - ssn.sl = s<e ssd fss srsl.
!: $3.50 4: *. - . :. !. 80 -:
Ssss - ~ cs'ssss = ~ -, sis ssss -
- s =: a.. ss. &: 5s- ':' So
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NEW JERSEY.


WnAr rrsxrra stAr AMOUNT ro.-ror some time
past scver housshod articles have hssa extracted from
IN oyster saloon Firth street, ana ths proprietor
last placed the MISTER in The hands Of Chief Of Police
DoBovan-s Yesterday that onicer arrsssea MarsArss
Hayes, woman Who bad been employed N ~ house,
aud on searching her rssidencs Tho foo~sns articles
wsrs found ;-S&x forks, nine knwes ave spoons, two
cans, ten pals and six tumblora, all or wllch arc
claimed s property Of She rnlo0n propfietof Mar
earet was accordingly Iooked W fos sxsmnsU0s.
Fixz ar Az BSexs Hocss.-- ~ some scesdsss sSs
hoase Of Engine Company W. I, washisgssn srss4
pcsr toe police station. took nrs about hAifpaA 80
o'o'cck yesterday porhp9. the aisym wsp given I'm
neoIassy by ecef n sg, anA inc are vnn sxtngushs1
before sny ssross damage ras sustaiss1
r. Ss&44&4 Newark. W
Nsw Couxrmruy. --counssrfsit IS bits o the fso.
PIES national Bank Or jackson. Mich. HAYS been pa
IA csrcuas.oa n tkis city several per hare aIrssdy
been decdtvsd ~ A. fsm I peer speclmeo ~ @un1ok
feltinr, botb ~ prtpsing 90 psps.
Beun6 Breek.
Bianwxr Rearznx--As ~. - = GN1sn - pssr
mssssr ssAhss pses. wsssssssseo sshh 49, nsa ~
r og = ss 4, scs' e ~ "a s z -
4.As AiaINaN MMN MfH #t18 M
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THE RAILROAD SLAUGHTER.


Farther Particulars Of tho Disaster On ths
Lake Shere Isaai-Dcad Bodies Recess.
nszed-l.ist OF Dead and Manufacturers
aer's Inaae~t.
lTrom the Evening Telegram or yestcrdsy.l
BurFAo Dec co-aPM
jury has been empanelied by the Coroner, and he
Inquest upon bottles Of Inc dead ~ the terrible
railroad dizaslss beaa commenced hero this AFTER
1oon.
A 4. Fike OF Minnesota, died last night at Angola
The child Of Mary Cnaydyn win die.
The physicians say that W. c. Pasisrzon or Oh Crock,
cannot recover.
IL has bcer discovered that Bsr. ana Mrs. q D. Kent
OF Tonawsnda, who w,rs on their wedding tour were
among those burned u tao cars
The body Of Jasper Fuller Of sratansburg, IA. has
esen Identified among tn killed ~
Lizzie Thompson q Worcester Mass, IL Is expected.
~ill die. as. e M
James Walsh, OF Fro t'yn, has scalp wound four
and haifncss Ions I'D yins at the National Hotel
doing well.
II is claimed thai the accident certainly cansod b,
o broken Sheel and so superintendent OF Police has
eeen along tho line Of tue road ondeavopg 10 end the
Eragmona
.zachartah Hubbard cf Port D.Ihouu,. G. W., had hs
body burned from aaist dowDward the feet being
ssurned completely OF 10 lived four hosrx
The following bodies have been recognized among
fhoae burned s'eiben Stewart, President Of the Oil
Greek Railroad: W. W. 1owner and J. A. Martin Of
Erie; r Hayward. Of State Lns, Pa A II. Spier, Of
Norsheast fennsylvania
Ono Of the unknewa licd has bcen recognized Is Mr
freeman. residence not known.
Tho bodies HAYS all bssn properly laid out and pre-
pared for iutsrmeat and have been removed By
their ffendz Twenty those burned death are yss
onrecognlxsd.
body supposed to be that Of Samuel Paddock, Iion
n. Y, remains unclaimed.
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THE EARTHQUAKE IN NEW YoRx.

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Or TIE Hsssls. H.
rni'AInrm ~ FearfsI Vibrations or 30
Earfh-Tho RumbltnH NoSe Ancrssnrds--sf
Number Of tire Scholarships Of shc Nenthsr \,
and EfIccts Indoors. e& ~ e ~ ~
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Farther Particulars Of tho Disaster On the
Lake Shcre Rasi-Dcad Bodies Recsg-
nszed-Iist OF Dead and Manufacturers
aer's InQae~t.
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cnnIIilntH 70 necne " IN "a Hndcratr Do
maid only saea 40 Coo M a. 2tc for Baltimore :ic.
for portage Lake and 2is<c for Dcroittho latter was
quo;ed 1t the cnsc 81 kc 2lHc. NdF a3 sT -7f ~
CAspLxA Adamantins ~ aM OK, quoted % les .
SIC. without nales OF Psrnc, sairs 100
NJ w. Hperm w;rn unahaugcd r. &C. and patent 50
Coyxkr Rio was quiet ard prices wero nominal or
other kinds heard o. sales lN@ NSt 1Ik N q
EYEwuoDs-St Dolfiu.o lc1wocd Qufet and 0uotsd
q 10. gold while Jamaics quoted M SIS So gold .
DErcs Dyxx 1he business moderate. prices
quite steady. Sales LIS tons soit ash 2hc 2c
gold. bO Kegs bcarb soda 1t lsc ~ do 90 kegs Do
$50 drums csus.c coda a. ga so, do 300 cssks bsach
tug rodrrs Ia lots nj 47<c 60 - sal
soda a 5kc ao casks cream tartar ~ slc, gold. and
~ reroons cpc, realcn private terms ~. = VT VI RI
FLoug GrlfxKcteipts, ASIA bb.s -four lsl5 sacks
corn meal p 7oi bushels corn 27s3 do. and 60 DO
malt Tho -four market exceedingly dull. but steady
e further fall o. SNOW put thu export drnlend
not ycstfriays some few who snvios 70 rrszs
so tride oG, hut there rtdroon though
only email 3ca tr.ac done California duh and
unchanged. Tho sales about 5000 bbs Sou horn
moderately active. and quito kfeny
Salrs So bls kyc four rfvtnccd tr.Ac. with or
MI hbls n! a. 50 50 nj q
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Latest Report oil the iAiHed sund w oundcd.
-. y. KILLED. -. ~ w.. ~ . ~.
Norman wohIer, rss.drncs net knowA
3 n Thompson, Worcester, MAxz. NaAss a q 900
n c., ws.S: "Il. Ss ssns. nm 49," 'p -
& ~ II. Ross. North East, Pc
= u. ForbusI. Butsia tqssa
Eauice Falier. Spa-teasburz, IA ssag
Joscph Faiisr spastansburr, IA $3.50 - N
Nrx William Freeman Norwak.A Ne
J. Harvard Nmth Essf. Pa tt
NJ Mrs. John II. strong, Buffalo. k4 W. Fta g'
James Brown. Dnahio an enployS on the ROAD
E.ninx Teller. Utica AN
I Mary Sheddsa and child, O0riu. *8E~ Mt
z Mrs Hubbard, 81. ta&hsrinsA Z.
- 6&k worrpEn SIS AeH
Rand IN Ians and Charles Lana bsothsrs, OF Utica;
tne former IN he Up eighty an the latter IN the head
Ricssrd Reed sine'ssr chautauqua county. slishay'n
= t. q ClA.s Arkwrgh, ctau,auqua county, shoulder.
Garrett Hurley. Cory. Pa, side, bead and arm not
I.aasss Meyer. Of Now York. ssae. head and foss
Ecl.ra z rorns Of Nsw Isndon, Coma, head and
!, Trsd Rsbolns. Of Bsnaio. snenlder broken.
hr. John IL Iymsrsos.. q wsukssha, via. head.
william N. Teller uuca head and arm, sliehty.
M.Ccpeiy. Minneapolis, Mnn bead, side and arm
Albert Rsvens5urgh, Albany, back and chest t
h sss i s.n Y :,ds i ~ s sssa
I.rs chagaya ss1 ili;ls sI'L csris. both isdv ia-
y. G Paitisoa, On crssk, lhlgh brokea
James wash, Brooklyn, sIg6fiy injured. sa~ 4.
Msscs Mary ana Maria 6aylss, Corfu, The former
sIixhly and the iattsr severely Injured
r. ~ IsGsscIl, Frsnkin. Tenn, breast and back.
hiss May Moore, 0r0oklvn, hack aud fsos.
William g. PQgton, Mes York, hosd. M
a. ~ Fisher, badly injured
Il l. Lombard, Nee York, slightly Ns* MM04|
=. G. Whining, Nashua, n. NJ, head, slishtiy. 6
Daniel Carr, Brook IN. lace.
W. 4 CALDWELL New York, slightly l ~ Eff a.N
Chancs Wood .sE<ck agent % the road. tet sat a
hrs Iainr and two children, Gsosans vt-ths iattar
badly Injured. ~
MIA kishs. e M
Frank sherman, conductor shoulder ~
John Marlborough brakcsnat, Slightly.
W. n. Gregory, skansatslss bruised siiehtly o. sas
John O Cripp1 aslom. Pa, contssioa Of Tho head,
Mr. and Mrs. Eobsst Stewart nrst injurcd seriously.
Robert Dixon, lbul hlo. head and thigh. 81 the tim
Mrs. n NJ Csls Buralo. shouider. ssvers
Lizzie Jhompsen, Worcester. Nsss
A. A. harvey. aEF .8NtN
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@'~"'Ns ssh">S' ~ 49, - U.s. "-"Ts''Nf8
GenerniaAInr@ ~ FearfoI Vibrations or sss
Earfh-Tho RumbltnH NoUe Afterwards
Number Of tire sh0cks-State Of shc Wenthse y
and Eficctx Indoors. e& saeN sa "a ~
oGpssslUac, n. r, Dec 1a 1907.
I sent you this morning brief telegram announcing
tie visitation In this vicnisy Of shock Of earth
quake. IL h seldom that have In thIs latitude
phenomenon Of tho character which upon us -
tsee O'Clock this morning. and before since thS
sssmout OF the country has anything like II occurred.
though several tnes within the recollection o. the
oldest inhabi,ang slight rumblngs of The earth have
been exparisuced M s@ Il
From the reports already received IL appears tlas
there was not single person In this whole region -
country that aroused By the earfu and rapid
vibrations OF the sartb Which occurred the first gvsnA
shock and kept up with great violence for the
space Of u minute The vibrations prsccdcd ana
succeeded ~ rumb'iug sounds, which increassd n
viooncs TN the midst Of the moss violent OF the vb
uons and then died away - they began Tho notso Z
come deep from tho oweis Of the eirse aud resenris1
uss Of thorough bass voice. n rapidly rspsAsiss,
swochoo, woo-h0o. woo.hoo. al innnisum. ~ As@ aasA
Tho Grst shock, which occurred precisely at tSrso
O'clock followed by oshors mildcr form and y 4
regular intervals the last occurring IL hapast Dix n
the morning some distinctly eit three shocks, e<hnD
The effect produced upon the recple was sriahtfua i
Most Of them conprcbcnded IN an instant The canss =
Inspiring were H. rambsisr ana S,Sacn% sSs =
was Impossible 70 Attribute them 10 anything but the real
cause md the violence With which they came In
sol al with the that al
dwellings, wouid cortaniy sumbA about their hsads rsp
At the time tho mercury noOd shout forr. Gegyes -.
low Yet many Instances cJrc prer&rtd IT, &C.
30 tue Wonderful say not ~ tsn1 ~
OF occurred though lanes tsrpsts jsmpsa =
" endcayoring ~ OF water p tcncn were fbrp IN
from stands beds rocked. wooden buidiscs crs4ke4 -
aud aud brick ratified from atou - s
through the tfy ipg ordeaL ~ 4 ~. "a - - y. !.
Tue moon was shining brightly AM ne 'sArsA~sss
out In AL their briiiancy "a NaNN#g8 ~ arENN
Reports extend tha visitation In ali dlrscsous. bvt m
hear OF pace where The snotx severn hsrA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-21

FIU1H, r. -
BkHartr duh and nominal 81 luc ioc westsrn
and soaihern rsapcciyely. Va g.Aaa ~ TN f@tR4.
cor-oS.-rerc animation In the market this
staple aud prices heavy though quotaby lower
The demand almost entirely for export and spmnng
Tho footed $50 bales OF which lc0 were taken
for and q Tor splnnln.. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-21

me value Of the imperasious Of dry goods At The port
for the week ending December 10 compares with the
previous week q fo.Iowu:--