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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-31
Notice

RS hereby given that application, will be
made at the next session of the Leg
islature of this State for ashatter to build
field G. II. to Augusta Ca, Or some
point on the c. G.. q A. Railroad South Of
Pine House Depot. ~ i.tneG! ! tE.'Ia !.
, Edgeaeld, s. O., Aug7 smaa
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-31
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
. For all the purposes Of Laxative

Perhapsnoo one medi-
cine is so universally
required. by every.
body Us o cathartic.
nor was ever any be-
fore 80 universally
adopted into use. In
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgative PiU. Tho
obvious reason Is,
that tits amorc reliac
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-31
5aa DR.. RADWAYoS2I' !!
.SARSAPARHIIAN RESOlHbNF

HAS MADE THE MOST ASTONISHING CURES;
SO QUICK. so RAPID ARE THE CHANGES
. 'THE.B0DY UNDERG0ES. UNDER THE IN
;FLUEN0E OF THIS TRULY Nv W0NDERFUL
'MEnIHINE THAT
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-08-31

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fNy cents. There
is not O remedial agent in the world that will cure
Fever and Aguc, and all other Maarious, Bilious
Scarf. Typhoid, Yellow, and other Fevers (aided
by Eadway's Pills) so quick as RAILWAYS RE.
LIEF. Fiily cents per bottle.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

,f cuchrc aud old sledge, they devote
to lampooning Bclial-." that
ould fraud" "a Billy Barnes used to call
him. And as the blow is free ono
to preachers, able pulpit talent Is always
in abundance; for instance, wc bad such |
big guns as Drs. Bariipn and Newman,
with MS last Sunday The latter gentle
man is chaplain Of the T.. s.. Senate.
Whether much good has been done dcpo-
uent saycth not, but hopes to bear that
many conversions have been made. aud
that he who is yet - in the gall Of bitter
ness and the bonds Of inilui,y." will ligh,
his penny dip. fec to the ark of safety.
walk into the cabin. advance to the side
board nnd par,ako cf the sandwiches Of &C.
lcsiial love, and shout-
"Thc devils mad, and am glad,
Hes lost the one lie though, he had"
Work on the new Jail is progressing rap
idly: the building is assuming shape and
presents very fine appearance. Prior
to camp meeting i, was the centre Of at
traction, and the workmcn had quite a
crowd of lockers on every day. but Mt
present the attendance is rather slim
which must make the workncn exceeding
ly lonesome. bu, camp ends on Friday and
their admirers will all return again.
| Considerable excitement was created in
town to-day upon rcpor, being circula,-
cd that yonng woman had been forcibly
taken away from family by the name Of
Rue, and much Indignation was manifest
ed agans, the vile wretch who had torn
an innocent girl from the bosom Of u low
] ing father and doting mother, but when II
was asrcrtaincd, at later hour in the day,
,ha, il place Of being torn FROM happy
home, the young woman had been rescued
from life Of misery by two men, one OF
whom is brother, residing in South Mil
ford aud that the girl was not even rclat'
ed To the family alluded TO- and when it
was further asecrtninca tha, the young wo-
man had iur long time been the victim
Of an manner Of wrctchcd treatment
made to do al kinds Of drulgcry. forced
To 20 out aud pick berries or do anything
else that brought money. and Of caurs,
not allowed the benefit of what she thu,
earned. that she was mos; of the time il
an almost nude condition, that the pool
creature is extremely deaf and not alto
gcthcr compps mcDiis, when these thing
leaked out Il change came over the scent
aud now the ire Of our people points il
another direction The girl was taken a
WAY on the sly it appears, hut why
know not and this i; was which ut irs
gave rise TO the cry of abduction.
Tho laws passed at The last session O
tho Legislature are now published an
will he ready for delivery from the Dii
! rdroun office in few days.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05
IMMIGRANT LABOR.

We Publi.h. to-day, in another place.
- lpseresslng communication from DR..
Maxwell. Of this town, on the subject Of
jnaiomss labor. Judge g. II. DUPONT,
u FlStida. has been engaged for somc
slms II The Importation Of Swedish labor
iato that State. but proposes to receive
ssdsrs from persons in other States also.
Fsa6ls domcstics are in great request in
III pasts Of Delaware, and also Of Mary
iasd. and the agency Of Judge Dupon.
sssas 10 offer the mos. speedy and prncti-
ssbls mode Of supplying this great need.
Ths subject commcnds itself TO tho a,,cn-
siss Il every housckccper who is in want
6 lseals servants, and likewise to every
hsmsr Who 10 in want Of field hands.
The subject Of white immigrant labor is
ooe which has attracted much attention.
In Ill the late slave States, ever since the
smancipa.ion Of the slaves. 1t is found
that the negroes, aud particularly the wo-
men, are becoming more aud more incili
eieu,. The supply Of this latter class
Of laborers is totally inadequate to the de-
maud, and the necessity is scrcly felt Of
taking some means Of supplying it, In
Maryland. two State Conventions have
been held, within eight months past, &c
consider the subject, but an unwise and
impracticablc policy, as we humbly con
csivs, was fallen upon, which was to ash
the State Legislature which is to assemble
next winter, for un appropriation of 5000,
900, TO bring immigrants into that State
This plan will be earnestly opposed, ans
prvbably defeated, MS it is very unpopula
In some sections Of the State, 10 adopt an,
measure likely to increase the hnancia
burdens Of the people. A much bette
plan would be for the farmers to combine
and send mn agent abroad, thus doing th
work with their own means, rather thai
knocking as mendcants at the door OF tn
Treasury Of the State. only to be denied
% the sequel will prove. The cost is bu
sriaing. as will be seen BY reading Judg
DuPout's letter. Scvcn.y-five dollars 10
each laborer. the laborer stipdlating t
indemnify his employer by working a yea
to repay the expense of transportation.
10 m easy thing to find nn efficient agent
and j few farmers in any ncighborhood
might combine to bring over any numbc
Of laborcrs, male and fcmale, that the
nigh. require. swceds, Danes, and No'
wsRians, are all hardy and indus'riot
people. who could be readily procure'
and Who would prove to bc. rot only
seaveuicnce to their employers, but
acquisition to the State.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

FRuir CANSISd. The fruit canning
bssiness has grown to immense proper
tions in Baltimore city. There are thirty
Eve establishments there, which employ,
IL il computed. about ten thousand labo-
rsrs. chiefly women and children. who
are engaged in pairing fruit. and in doing
Other ligh, work. These fruit canning
establishments also can oysters. when in
season, as we'll as corn, Tomatoes, aud
other vegetables. The business employs
vsse amount Of capital, as well as large
uumber Of bands, and appears to be in
cssasing Nth every year. Canning cssab,
lishmsnts succccd better in the cities than
10 the country, on account of the greater
sspply Of labor. II a set of hands should
strike for higher wages. which now ant
then happens. Il is an easy patter in th'
sisies 10 supply their places with others
aad the work goes on without Interrupt
ties; bat 10 the country additional labo
cannot 90 ssadily be had under such cir
cumstances.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

How SriLL PoSp. Nh. Cor ITS NAME.
"A correspondent Of the Bait. Sun, writ
ing about the rcccn, tournament at Still
Pond, thus refers to the name Of the
place:
The village Of Still Pond is about six
ty miles from Baltimore, three miles from
the Sassafras river. aud about ten from
Chestcrtown. and is situated in the midst
of very rich level country, the vicinity
for miles round being taken up with high
" cultivated farms. The most renarka-
bic feature about this village is the place
from which IL derives its namc--Still
Pond-about three miles distant from the
town. This pond covers about half nm
acre of ground. surrounded by marsh
covered with bushes. and II is said that
the centre Of il never freezes; its surface
Is never rufilcd in the lcasi. and it has no
visible outlet or inlet. Attempts have
been made to sound the depth Of the cen
tire Of the pond, aud sounding line 20O
feet in length has been tried. but the 10.
gcnd says il never touched bottom. Many
spcoulaiions arc Of course aHoat MS to tho
phenomsnon BY The residents in the yicin.
ity. but no satisfactory conclusion has
ever bscn reached In regard to tho matter
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05
OaASoE BLossoNs. fREsu xvp' FADED,
> by 7. S. Arthur. Philadelphia: j.
M. Etodlnrt a Go.

ORASoE BLossoNs. EREsu xvps EApwp
> by T. S. Arthur. Philadelphia: j.
NJ. Etoddart 4 Co
For moro than quarter of century
Mr., Arthur has maintained a prominent,
and leading position among authors. Ills
books have hada wide circulation both in
America and Europe. His writings pos
soss peculiari,ics that cndcar them TO all
good people They are full Of beautiful
truths, and are designed 10 awaken and
keep alive tho tendcres, affections Of our
nature, TO strengthen virtue, to increase
domestic joy. aud to swceten home life by
thc abiding presence Of mutual trust and
love.
In this new volume he gives us n series
Of life pictures drawn with that skill aud
power which is peculiarly his own; never
weak, always deeply in earnest aud frc-
qucn,ly intense in his dramatic effects, he
has brought to the subicc. here discussed
| his sub,lcst discrimination and highest Ct
fort. Men and women bound by the con-
jugsl tic are brough. before the reader
and he looks down into their lives and
sees the pulses Of fccling-sccs in SONS
eases the /" little foxes" at work "spoil.
ing the tender vines" aud in other casci
the peace and rest and JOY of marie,
hearts. At this time. when so many tai
cn,cd writer's are putting forth false ant
pcrnicious views Of marriage, thereby do
ing untold social injury, Orange Bios
SONS" CONES as n true and healthy book
and its wide circulation canno, fail TO do
large amour, Of good
The volume is handsomely printed an,
elegantly bound, and contains fine stce
portrait of the author, besides many illus
tra,ions from original designs by schues
sclc and Benscll. /, is sold only by q
. gcns To active men and women it offer
a rare chance for a lucrative business, an
We would rdvisc all wanting employment
/ to apply to the publishers for an agency
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05
Correspondence q he M1Rio~n TrtH'crlt.
ELKroS, Mn. Angus, 3, 1871.

ELKroS. Nh. August 3, 1871
A white man--Jim Slavcn-wns found
dead, lying near the railroad, about half u
mile below town. on Wednesday morning
lie left one of the drinking hclls Of thi.
place abou, II o'clock the night before
and walking down the railroad track on
the way to his home, became oycrpowcred
from the effect Of the poisonous drugs he
had swallowed, and it is supposed laid
down on the track and fell asleep. Ills
head and both arms were severed from the
body, which was also much manglcd.
MIR. Howard Titus died on Wednesday
evening, in Philadelphia, where he was
sojourning for his health. Our town has
los, good and worthy citizen, his family
kind and indulgcnt husband and father
His remains arrived here on Thursday
morning.
John Owens farm, on North East Riv
or, was sold n, trustees sale on Tuesday
afternoon. the lst instant, for sever
thousand dollars. Wm. =. Ewing, Esq
purchaser.
The g" American citizens Of African de
scent" of Elkton aud vicinity, had gram
parade on Thursday in celebration of thei
''Deelaration of Independence" or rathc
the "l5th Commandment" The cullu,
folks enjoyed themselves muchly.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05
LETTER FROM DOVER.
c5rro,poa,inee ef he Mdiiciorn Trnserp

t9fFttf"Hhthtt y INC .H'Hhc"NH fF""NtfYH'
povEn, August =, ISL
Dcar Transcrim:-I.cst you NIGH,
think had quit this mundane sphere and
gone where the " woodbinc twineth,"
will indi,e you n few lines, my rather pro-
irac,cd silence being want Of something
to write about.
That which at presen, absorbs nll minor
interests horcabouts is the great Camden
Camp. even the pcach-our great aud i'm
por,ant s,aple--being almost forgotten.
This camp meeting is certainly n big
thing, aud the bro,hers who do its princi-
pal engineering would scarcely trade its
profits for all the peach crops "a the coun-
,y There arc over three hundred tents
on the ground, with. say from two TO a
dozen persons in n tent, making quite a
nice little town with population almost
large enough for borough charter. in
GLIDING an ice cream saloon, shops for the
sale of fruits, nuts, and other luxuries
and even barbcr-shop. Last Sunday
was the big day---the throng being vari
ously estimated at from 1000 to 5000
souls.
Whilst taking morning stroll over thi,
beautifully laid out spot with its neat hab
itations. my reflections reverted to tn,
good old daysof which VIC read--,he earl,
days Of Methodism----whcn churches wer,
ANAL and few and far between, when mul
titudcs gathered 70 hear the great Wesley
as the earlier christians assembled to lis
| ton when the Sssior performed the n,ira
Gle Of feeding with " i've loaycs and tw,
small iishcs " The gathering of Eve thous
and at Jerusalem. But the camp meet
ing ofshe present day Is entirely different
Il is 4 speculation much akin to cutting
tract Of land into village lots, and It ais,
answers as substitute for Saratoga. Cap,
May, &c. and about the only diiIercno'
there is between latter day camp meet
ing and the places above mentioned is
that st the. camp meeting the brethren
work of their superfluous electricity, no
lby the pleasures Of the hop. but by th
! ecstacics Of tho religious wrcsslc; instcst
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05
500 VOLUMES IN ONE.
.iGENTS H'iNTED
ruR
The Library of Poetry and Song,

Being choice selections from tie best Poets,
Eaggh. Scotch, Irish and American, with nm n-
Production hy WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT,
under whose critical supervision The volume WAS
compiled. The handsumcsi and cheapest sub
scfiriion book tNiant. Over 800 pages, heau,i-
fnlt printed. choiccly illustrated, handsomely
hound. \ Library of over 50o volumes In one
book, whose contents Of M cphenernl nature or
interest, will never grow old ur stale. II can be,
aad win lie, read aud re.rcad with pleasure by
old and Young, as long MS Its leaves hold to-
gethcr
IA rcrfrc, surprise. Scarcely anything nj all
a fasori,c. or at all worthy Of place here, is neg
leetea. |, is book for every household. ~
4. Mt
" We know Of no similar collection in the En-
ellsh language which, In cnpiousnsss aud felicity
of selection and arrangement ean a, all eompare
with ii.'-N !. Tmes.
Terms liberal, ScIing very rapidly, Send for
Circular aud Terms 10 j. b. FORD & GO, 81
Park Place, New York.
mug 5-i8
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05
Peach Baskets /! Peach Baskets |!

4 new pattern Peach Baskets, with cover, the
~. handsoincst and best article ever offered,
aud only has to he seen 10 be appreciated. Low
price Of $40 PER loo. Also, Oak Splint Baskets.
patent siave, Rnc splint with double board bot
tom, Western improved, wide s,a,c, all nt low
prices by G. y. ROGERS,
! No. l33 Market Sueei, PHILADELPHIA.
aug 5--2w
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05
Br,iiornExr.-Thc Eastern Shorcman,

BrtLiGEREST, The Eastern Shorcnan,
published at Salisbury, Nd. reports no
less than twenty-seyen fights. in that
neighborhood, on Saturday, the 22l day
Of July, land il wasn't "a very good day
for fights. neither" i, being Mngdalcn's
day. This beats Donnyhrook Fair. Gin
,rely." One noisy fellow. John Thcmp-
son." had hand in every fight, and gave
more black eyes and bloody noses than
any other fellow who took part in the
muss. John is u great outlaw. wherever
he goes
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

A fearful stsamboat explosioa oessrred
near the Battery, New York. on Sunday
altsrnooa. killing City persons. and wous-
ding ens huudrsd and twenty more Ma
ny women and children were among the
so6ersrs. The secnc Of confusion and
horror Il spoken Of ~ having boon beyond
description. Tho entire upper works oi
~ kodt were blown into Fragments. AMI
~ ssWesd nart 81 tho hull laid open "a
~ &sel. IL eaass q the sxplosioail
1 1poeea 10 haes~heso asisc.iys pslet
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

Free of rtargel Call nt q. q. Chamberainc's .
Drug Store. Middciown, Del. or ut Tow nsend,
Mnsscys. Galcua, Chesapeake City, aud every
town aud village and get sample bottle OF DR..
A. Roschec's German Syrup, fr@ q charge. u
has lately been introduced in this country from
Germany and for any person suffering with
consumption, or any disease ii the throat and
lungs, i, has no equal In the world. Our rcga-
lar size bottles are u ccais. In MI cases money
will he promptly returned II perfect satisfaction 10
no, given. Two doses will rclieycany case. Try
IL.
Use Grcns Aug,s, Flower for dyspepsia, liv-
or complaint, ccs,ive"css, sick headache &c
Never fails.
May 20, lsJl.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05
local, AGENTS

Alfred d. Cnr. Mill,ciowu, nrl.
lleary &. Matter, Fort Penn, -
Joseph G.. Brown Odessa, -
james t;irman. ~, Georges, '
~ W SlAliyr, hcl tiny, "
nnp B .lmus
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

The Ladies' ofMiddlc,own aud vicinity nrc in
yi,cd 10 call and examine the ncw stock of stripe
GRENADINES rcrrals, fipucs, Lawns, Summer
poplus Linen Suiiinps. Robe Lawns. Prints,
4 ju-, received from the jni e:s and offered for
sale ut the large corner tore ~
Jolu 4. Nryno,ls & Sons.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

PiscAroRy. III the description Of a late
fishing excursion to Howclrs Point. at
The mouth Of the Sassafrns river, Ken,
sesaty. Nd. furnished by our correspond
sasss Delaware City. does not set all the
disciples Of old Isaack Walton crazy with
sseitement. then We don't know wha.
usuld. How VIC should have enjoyed the
spest Of pulling up the silvery, gliiicring
sssk ssd perch. with that most lucky Of
lshing parties! Perhaps tho opportunity
ooy yst be ours. at some future time.
HowslIs Point 10 one Of the finest places
~ sngling on, the waters Of tho Chesa-
euaho$. Tho sasssftas river. also, is cele-
nAsa ~ tie Ans sport which Il affords.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

5000 Grs,-cass Clayton rcash Tubs for sale
hy j. u. foard,
Mddlc,own, pcl.
Just received lot of No. Mackcrcl at 50. so
and Si0 per barrel. Also Martins brand Of
Kcntuckcy. $. e. Hams Covered and uncovered,
of superior quality. Wcntcalso selling oil Sum-
mcr Stock Al reduced prices.
S. Il. Stephens & Co.
Midddic,own, Del. July -, isTi..-ew.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05
FOR SALE.

A Grey MARE, perfectly sound, kind and gen.
"A. Tic In harness, Price Sl0o. Also, a rood
sulks, Price $50. EserigE IT TINS Ovrics.
aug 5--tf
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

1, Is Tonic and will strengthen YOU. Reduce
the dose so il acts NJ gentle laxative, and con-
tinuc on regularly with Smmon Regulator, and
you viii Iuro,nc strong aud healthy
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

WuMixGroS NOMINATIONS. The Dem
ocra,ic nominations for Wilmington, will
take place on Saturday next, commencing
at l. o'clock The Republicans nomina-
ted their ticket on Saturday last,
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

A new 10, Of Insertions aud Eig'ng', La lies
Ties, l.ac,s, etc. II Hanson BIOS.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

, ~ Hialsasutsss y sAenrs.
- ayspsp.ia aaa' sssstitaas nothing in
y ~ llssssb sasesjss. hss been iosat.
lnGsis - tSsstss. Every pale dyspeP-
q, ~ ~ ITO lssd ssde6aary lives, or
~ - s1GIfiss ffos sondtipstion. shosld
= ovsuly. esssy DAY. oe peaetes: Their
1uo)D 5espsseiss msks them invaluable
lu15 y bSsd. Evss5 sisy aod ev-
~ tl = - ssppiIsa sttt tAss
Q locesn. Jhey ~ also a.
I1 ~ 1hslf sall-istsiIs
- l5ao = ~ = ness
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

Are you dyspcplir' no you have chills and
fever? II SO. use Simmons Liver Regulator; u
will cure you.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Ask the recovered dyspcp,Ics, Bilious sufferers
victims Of Fever and Aguc the mcrcnral diseascsA
patient, how they recovered health, cheerful
spirits, aud good nppetiics--thcy will tell you by
taking Simmons Liver Regulator.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

NoricI To prhcn GRowRns. Hanson Bros have
Just received from New York large 10, cf Pick
ing Baskcis--fur sale at manufacturers prices,
Gail and see them.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

Chemistry is furnishing us now agents for fuel,
force, food, aud many other important aids over
those once possessed. Ports from which COM
mcrcc was driven during the hot mo..,hs by their
terrible fcvcrs are visited all the year win I'M
puni,y now. Many localities In the South and
Wcs, kept tunanilcss hy their dcc,crious minsnis
ARE now filling up with populations under the
protection Of Ayers Agnc Cure. Their affecting
Chls and Fever ARE so eiTccnnlly cured by this
remedy ihr, the disease no longer turns emigra-
tiun aside or destroys the settler If he ventures
upon its infected districts Gazette, lndepen-
dtncc, Mo-
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

rI'liE Delaware Nuinal A4s no s,urihollcfs
l. All NE srF'f HWas u5 lhr Company Mii
'e ,4Hi'Hly dut..l pn.apa.i rpiuy hn'aff-
Tie hu.iDe-t of the Company Is conducted with
cuzr5E, t ,giiy anl ccahamf thereby enabling
ihr Company 70 effect Insurance u low rates
with perfect security 10 policy holders Gentle
men nf character DESTROYS Of forming connection
with The Company as agents are ntit'd 10 com-
mnncsle With l;uhct, e. frnim, General Super
nicndcn, n Homo unirr, Wilmington, Dol
Book containing references mud table of rates
wii ic sent Ia any ndarcss 90 an liration being
uale TO any u tie ciiac or agents Of The cum-
gant ~
WILLIAM 7. ALHcllS,
GrSGaAl ADgss ron DELAWARE.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

iiish,.t ptiars pail ,or N'.al md corn on nc
count ul ltmas +. rrce y Co., rs
4. T. bradley
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05
INSURE YOUR LIFE
Is fAE
DELAWARE MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.

D4EV fH'01I 'VIINV V"E'' I'N'II'
HOME urFlcE,-EECilANGE BUILDING,
MmMINGTuN. DELAWARE.
John =. Nclar, Pros fhaa Barton. lr Ser
EoHfri G. fn.im, Genesal Sul,. Of Agencies,
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

Ilonspn Bros. have JUS, received direct from
the manufactures, a lhgol lot OF Madam foy's
celebrated co-se, Skir, supporters, which can
noi bc surpassed for elegance durability and
ease Ladies' call and examine them.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

New Lawns, pcrcals, Prints, Ginphams, &c,
just received is Hanson Eros.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

Ladies and Misses fine lasting button and lac
cn Caters, aud The celebrated Marie An,oinctio
Slippers, received direct from the manufacturers
aud selling at their prices.
J. \. Reynolds 4 Sons.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

Bny the Diamond Sinir Cheese. ile hest in tho
market. John a. Reynolds & Sons.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

Delaware Phosphate brill, Tor sale hy
A, r. bradley
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

Sugar cured hams. dried beef smoked should
crs and sides. Mess Pork, bottled pickrls chow
chow, canncd corn and tomatoes.
J. \. Reynolds & Sons.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

PsAcn SmirpYyrs.- We present below an accn-
rate s,aiemen, Of the shipments, by rail, so far,
mp TO the frst.Vf August. II preserved, II will
hc useful for reference In future seasons II will
he seen that tho iousi number Of cars in July, for
Philadelphia aud New York, was l0C2.
Middletown transcript., 1871-08-05

COLLINS, on BROAD street, Middlctown, is
selling out his large stock Of Shoes at cost,
Great bargains
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-09-13

Narrow gauge railroads have been
projected between Omaha and Leaven-
worth, Leavenworth and Santa Fe,
Denver and Kansas City, and between
st. Louis and Cairo. That between
Elko and White Pine is being built ;
the one chartered to run from Reno
70 Virginia City has been abandoned,
and one is talked of between Santa
Barbara and Los Angeles. Why not
have one from Carson City o the
OWENS Lake country?