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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-29
WHAT TO DO WHEN YOR ARE
IN TROUBLE.

Don't try to quench your sorrow in rum
er narcotics. Ii you begin this, you must
keep right on with it till it leads yau to
ruin !; or, if you pause, you must add
physical pain and the consciousness OF
degradation to the sorrow YOU seek to
escape. Of all wretched men, his
condition is the most pitiful who, having
sought to drown his grief in drink,
awakes from his debanch with shattered
nerves, a1hing head, and depressed
mind, to face the same trouble again.
That which was at first painful to con-
template WILL after drink, seem unbear-
eble. Ten to one the fatal drink will be
again and again sought, till it's victim
sinks hopeless, pitiful wreck.
Work is your true remedy. If misfor
tune hits you hard, hit you something
else hard pitch into something with o
will. There's nothing like good, solid,
absorbing, exhausting work to cure
trouble. If you have met with losses,
you don't want to lie awake thinking
about them. You want sweet, calm, sound
sleep, and to eat your dinner with appe-
tite. But you can't unless you work.
| If you say you don't feel like work, and
~ lOduuS oil udt w IcIl W 1Oul,
Dick, and Harry the story of yolr woes,
you'll lie awake and keep your wife
awake by your tossings, spoil her temper
and your own breakfast the next morning
and begin to- morrow feeling ten times
worse than you do to-day.
There are some great troubles that only
time heals, and perhaps some that can
never be healed at all hue all can be
helped by the great panacca, work Try il
you who are afflicted. It is not a patent
medicine. 1t has proved its efficacy
since first Adam and Eve left behind
them with weeping their beautiful Eden
1t is an oficinal remedy. All good ply
sicians in regular standing prescribe il
in cases of mental and moral diseased
operates kindly and wei, leaving no disa-
greeable sequeIlae, and we assure you that
we have taken large quantity Of it with
the most beneficial effect. It will cure
more complaints than any nostrum in the
nazteraG maedicG, and comes neares to bein
q 'cure-all" than any drug or compound
Of drugs in the market. And it will not
Isicken you if you do not take it sagal
coated.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-29

that slow process, until the seed woulC
shake off, and grass is frequently left I'm
cut yet until the seed is fully ripe
For several years | have cut the clover
when the first set Of blossoms began t
turn brown; cure and stack in ricks or
bottom raised above the ground SO thst
the air may pass under. Place on the
bottom an empty barrel, with a rope bale
attached to the top to raise the barr
with as you build up, one for each ten
feet in length that you want the rick.
Continue to raise tie barrels as you go
up with the rick, until as high as you
want it, Draw out the barrels and put a
good covering on top, of timothy or prai-
rle grass; perhaps rye straw is better and
cheaper. My word for the assertion,
your stock will waste less hay and come
out IN the spring in better condition than
stock fed on hay when fully ripe, with
an additional half-feed of grain.
prefer to have timothy cut when in
bloom, before the heads turn yellow.
Stack as soon as wilted little, using the
barrels the same as for the clover. By
the use of the barrels you can safely
stack with less curing, with little danger
from moulding, less risk of having any
amount of hay out at any one time to be
caught in rain.
Let the hay lay in swaths until the top
Wits, Say 10 o'clock, when rake into win
drows after dianer pitch it into wagons
and rick as above. All the grass cut in
the morning Is put up again in the eve
ming, and that cut in the evening put up
in forenoon next day If it is cloudy
use pretty freely of salt.
| never have any spoiled hay, and
very seldom any lean or thin stock.
believe it better for farmers to pay
an extra price for hands and put up
their hay while green, than to have 1t
done tor nothing after the seed will shat
ter. E. w. REEFS.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-29
PUTTING UP HAY.
From the Prairie Farmer

From the FTalrl6 6AFmor.
In nearly every number of your paper
I notice some one has something to say
about grass, and especially that which it
is intended to NOW or put up for hay.
With your permission / will give a
little of my experience.
Forty years ago learned to use the old
black snake scythe, attached to the end
OF crooked sapling, which I thought to
be- a''man.k killer" (time has not changed
my views YETI The other tools were
equally as primitive. They consisted of
agwooden hand rake and a forked stick
with which to pitch the hay into stacks.
AS for barns, they had not been thought
Of ct least in that part Of the country.
We seldom began to cnt grass, even with
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-29

Fresh Garden, FIOWeS, Tree and Shrab, Ever
Ac ,mplete and IudicIous assortment. IS sorts OF
CIT Ter class: 90: The six classes. $50 pack
ages for $500. Also, an Inn nlense stock OF
Fruit Stocks. IOpng Fruit, Ornamental and
Evergreen R seed1inggS Bulbs, Roses. vim 8;
complete assortment In America. Prenaid by
mail. Priced Catalogues TO any address. also
trade lists. gratis. Seeds on Commission.
Agents Wanted. q.
B. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nursery and Seed
Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Established 1926
8w 80 .4a "A
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-29

There is an extraordinary dog in
Decatur, Ill. He neither barks, nor
bays, nor growls, as all other dogs
have done since the worlds creation !;
but, instead, the Decatur phenome-
non crows, exactly like a rooster, no
doubt to the intense wrath of the de-
luded hens, What an invaluable
dog this would be for democratic
caucusses.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-29
MANHOOD
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

JUST published, new edition of DR.. CULVER
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical
cure of certain weaknesses, the effects of errors
and abuses in early life.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from thirty years success
full practice, that the alarming consequences OF
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the application of the knife; pointing out q
mode of cure at once simple, certain and efectual
by means of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself cheapiy,
privately, and radically.
This lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and eve man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any adj
dress, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two
Also, Dr.. Culverwell's Marriage Guide" price
% cents.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. @. KLINE IL CO.,
1877 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 4,5S6.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-02-29

The Greeley monument fund now
to $14,647
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-06
House and Lot For Sale.

HOUSE OF THREE ROOMS, WITH BASE
-, ment, and Lot 25xlO0 feet. situate on
nei Th s,.t' ABOUT 100 feet west Of the Episco-
pal onurch. For particulars, apply at the
'y''-u ELY RECORD OFFICE.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-06
Notice.
TIN ROOFING
Roof Painting.

SAMUEL W. BARNUM RESPECTFULLY IN.
- forms the public Of Picche and vicinity that
ne is now prepared to execute. at short notice.
All orders for Tin Roofing and Roof Painting in
the best style and with all the latest improve
ments. satisfaction guaranteed in all cases
All Orders left at the News Depot of Charles
Wiederhold. will receive prompt attention.
seIdu SAMUEL w. BARNUM.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-06

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY CLERK.
LINCOLN COUNTY, NEVADA.
PIoCHE. Oct. Sth, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
will be received at this office for thirty days
from date, for the delivery to the county o.
$50 Cords of Wood.
More. or less The wood to be four feet long
and OF the best quality. The same to bs deliv.
cred at the Court House in Phoebe, in quantities
as required for use, under the direction of the
Board of County Commissioners
by order OF the Board Of County Commits
sioners. ?. B. MILLER. Clerk.
90 sod
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13

Der Gr;biidpf BON Salsrnp bat auf
benz apminifratipen @ese ni9ts aussss
ri9tet I'M bic Ginfinfte uae bic 9pcale
bes Seminariums BON Der &~ssieruns sus
riid;uerbalten. llnp @npraly ipridt BON
Der Greibeit pes papfes, giidSfe gu nens
men ! Stint &auber finp in bic @pbnuns
oes Sii9pfs bon NVSara aeerunsen unp
baben BON ibm 5000 Grancs Yerlanst.-
Die rur6 einen 0iener berbeisebplte
9ensparmerie Bat sier terielben verbal
tet, rer finite entfam. WaMini yerSfs
fentli9t Elm Manifet pel6ss bic Ginbes
rufuns elmer Gpniituante ~serlanst um
aus rem Gbacs beraussufcmmen. Sies
fSen Slattern ;ufulse miro Der Gr;ber;ps
Nlbre6t in &pm ertpartst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
9euti@lana.

Seyt fol- Der ualtfatbpliiae" Seis in
cine 8prm sebra6t unp Saptn an bic
Spige Der neuprpteitantti6en Sepesuns
9eitellt perpen. Sa, bic uSactIde 0ane
res;eitun9", bic l6pn 70 oft paS Yrppbes
seien prptirt unp babel reselmaBia cem
0elddtsr perfaQen it, i6reit ms Sanp
btneir, upaB Siele fat9plii6e @eiitli6e in
Sacen nur auf ernite Sbaten Der 9llttae
tbplifen rarten, I'M su ibnen absufaQen !
Oirie 2eute fSnnten belebrt iein purh RE
b1entli6en &unc9ebunSen iimmtli6e
geitli6en SabenS su @uniten Der
Seluiter, urp mas Defenders berspr,ubez
ben unc bod an;ui6la9en III, einise fas
tbpliide prieiter, pel6e I'M 6riiblins DO
risen Sabres eiten Seriu6 senaGt baz
ben, etira5 Spppiitipn bsrpprsurufen ses
gen SnfaQibilitats : Dogma, lelbit pteie
baben ii6 iarnmtli6 Der jeyisen Sepe>
suns sesen bic Neuprpteftanten arss<
i6lpilen. llniere Neuprcteitantsn baten
I'm Dor Saitna6t mod Gin Spectateltiif
auf;ufibren, ben unsei9idteiten Men>
i6en in sans Saben an bic Spiye ses
iteQt ben 9rpreIpr SOtlefcfer BON SHtn@
burg, ~laneauf lanpab pem Spbn leiner
lateiniI1en Sdiler Serfauen. Sefannt
untcr benz I'D est, neil er bieIe pbraie
in jseer Stunee sielmal, pb es paet pser
nidt anipenpst, bat rerlelbe einiss ylibe>
rale" @rtifel Der nSap. 2css;s." auf II
OrudIsiten sulammenseiteat unp unter
bic Mseprpneten Ter &ammer sertbeilt.
DARN Yerlanst er einfad, bic ieitserisen
rSmil6 : fatbUlii6en Yrieier aus Ter
S6ule binaus;ujasen unp ben &inpern
feinen fatbplilden &elisions llnterri6t
mebr seben ;u la1en. Sn Der &ammsr
ipa wirfli9 cine an;abl absel6i9ter &as
tbplifen be;asli6e Sntsrpsaatipn su itel.
len seipnnen iein unp pann, je mad Der
Steauns Der Gssieruns, wirps laiis
rperpen. 8as aber bic Neuprcteitanten
eisentli6 fiinftis treiben wpuen, 1T l9per
sin;uisben, pa iie feline prieitsr unp tein
Splf binter ii6 baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
Sranfreia.

Die fransSil9e 8ammsr bat eneli6
cine 6rase selSt bic i9pn lansit bic &C.
mitber in Spannuns bislt nit 377 ses
gen 31S Stimmen bat iie enti9iepen, RAP
ie nidt mad paris suriidfebrt, ionesrn
in SerIaiaes bleibt. SbierS unp feline
Miniitsr rpuren fir cine &iidfsbe mad
paris In GpIse esS 8ammsrsptun,s bat
Der Miniiter pes Snnern, Galemir gsrisr
feline GntlaIums einserei9t auf wel&sr
CT trpB Der Bitten Sbiers, bsfebt.
Mit eiefem Sptam bat paris einen
Sbeil ieinsS &nlebens unp feline Gissns
l6aft ais Saaptitart 8ranfrei6s einse>
bist renn penn bic 8ammer lelbt Mti6<
trauen in Yaris ieBt uno erfldrt bort
ni6t fiber su isin, tper mill pann nod
gsrtrauen in bic frabsreS auptltapt baben?
Der S9apm 1T iitrisens fir Granfrei6
flein, Der Sprtbsil 1T srpb; ie msbr pa
riS ais Wittelpunft eeS reseluticnairen
unt ipiealiiii6sn 6ranfrsi6s iinft UNI
10 seii9erter III Granfrei6 Dor zen resels
masis wisbsrfebrcncsn i%pcialsn unp pplis
tilaen 3udunssn, u. Der mare Elm 9rpser
@pbltbdter 6ranfrsi6S, Der paris Sel<
tinpis uni9arli6 MAIDEN fSnnte. Gs
tpar Elm weiier Sei9luB Der 8ammer, bic
Srase enpli@ se!Sf sa BADEN, RAP bic Sc
Iese ni9t mebr unter rem Drude Der
Strase unp Der Commune teratben ,rer>
rem.
Cine nidt minrer wi6tise GntI6eis
suns bat bic &ammsr setrpHsn,
insem is bic &esieruns ama4tists,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13

unterbanclun9en nit ben auSpdrtt<
gen &esisrunsa iber Mbinterunz
gen Der Sanpelsvertrdse a~nsufndpfen /;
pa befanntlid Sbiers Elm S6us,Saner
it, 10 1T cine tpatre R~esplutipn in pen
eurcpaii6en SanpelStssielunssn su srs
rrarten.
Nadcem eas Manifet GbambprpS err
idienen mar, frus man li9, pb bic orlsas
niftiI9en prin;sn fein G~esenmanifet sr@
lallen wircen, renn barber 1T man 1T
allen parteien einis, pae bic 8orte
Gbamtprrs ben Srleaniiten selten ; bic
Netnursen rparen setbeilt ; Der @raf
BON paris gilt als elmer Suiipn sanfis,
wdbrenp Der Sersps BON 9luuale elmer
Sereinbaruns unsinitis unp bic SpFs
nuns besen iua, gum prdirsnten Der &es
publif prpflamirt su psreen. S6lieBz
lid i6eint man beI6lc1en su BADEN,
cas @anifeit Gbambpre5 ntdt ;u beant>
tpprten.
Giai9e lesitimiitii6en 9rpurtirte bas
ben elm 0anfidreiben at Gtamtprp ers
laiIen.
Die fran;. grefe bei6dftist iI6 siel
nit psn @usiidten 9ipubers auf Gpriifa,
no rieier Grminiiter ces Grfaiisrs ais
Ganrirat fir bic &anmer auftritt. =
SbierS tbut alS lei tbm @abl bic &pubers
sleid9altis alein rem 1T nidt 10; Stout
Der 1T unitreitis elmer Der eriten Steiner
6ranfrei6S unp miro benz fleinen BOND
partiiii6en SauFein in Der &ammsr gro
ZEN SurcurS brineer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
Gtmas aber Neu : Chicago.

Gin iebr reyes @ei4dft Miro jest nit
telit Serfaufs unp slnfauf Spn @runeei>
Sentbum betrisben ; felt einiser 3sit mar
cteiee itetis spn @p6e su Wpde
lebbafter s%eppacen, 10 bab in Der leyten
Der betrefenre @elcumias cine felt benz
srpBen Sranre mod ni6t errei6teS umme
repraientirte. Spn asenten fir grunps
befiBserfauf erfabrt man, raB cine unses
nein srpee Mense pom Sapitaliiten bar
auf aus III, ibr 0elp in bier selessnen
8runeftdden an;ulesen. Ni6t nur Chi
cas0er &apital ipa wpmSslid auf eieie
&eile anselest werren ; aud BON Nep
yprf, Cincinnati, Miawaufse unb spniS@
bile aus ipefulirt man auf bic Grpsrs
buns BON GrunebeiiB in Gbieaso.
Der Seneen; zines srpsen 5beils Der
Saulutisen semae wirp Neu< Chicago in
man6er Sinli6t BON Gilt Gbicaso abz
weiden. Der 0eiddftsbetrieb miro fi1
fprtan nidt nit zen @ren;en, bic ibnt
ppr Dem Sranre ansepielrn ipareu, be-
sniisen /; Der finftise gel6ditslammelz
punt pirp ~wenisitens eas 0pppelte peS
friibertn baben. Damn miro MAJ, eS,
rpenn ntGt ale @n;eiden trisen, etnrid>
ten, bae peri9iepene arten bee 0eI9dftS=
betriebes, J. 9. Sanfen, GrpreBantalIten
u. ~. al s%etpiiien 9pfalitaten ;uIammen
sebra6t ipersen, mas natiirli6 rem gu>
blifum lebr III Statten fpmmen tpiirpe.
Der Dor semYranee beri6enpe llebelfane,
zap bic bersprraseneten 0sl1aftsspeise
auf einen en9en Gaum %suiammen<
seeranSt parer, wirb in NeusGbicaso
tppbl nt1t bon Neuem Elm Wabrsetben
Der Staet btlpsn.
Der Sranp bat nit ieiner Gerbeeruts
tenn fiinftissn @eI6aftsbetrieb auf Der
Sieleite elm @eitereS 6elp erSfnet, ais
pielem serber ;u 9ebpte ftanp /; audi bic
@etleite tparp auf einmal in has Serei6
zines srpsartiseren seldaftlidsn Sret>
bens sespsen. Dan parf alip bpfen,
eas auf Sabre bin Der ,,corner on rent"
senannte @emeinldapen friiberer 3eiten
ni6t mebr itSrenr wirfen pirc.
@enis eebbaftisfsit seiste ii@ pabrene
Der pcrsansenen @Dp6e in SesiebunS auf
@runcbeiiB auf Der Nprcieite; bic be-
treFencen Gisentbimer molten pom ben
itnen isitber 9eiellten GcrcerunSen ni9t
atsebsn. slm meiiten eeben seiste ii6
in Sssus auf SauftelIen, auf penen @pbs
munger erri6tet ipsrcen Icllen, unp pa
,eiste li6 Neisuns fir Steiseruns Der
preiie fir Sautellen better Spite. Dies
gilt bauptla6li6 fir bic Oifrifte nSrps
li6 BON Gbieasp @penue, iicli9 BON
SapianafraBe unp fir bic Spn Oearborn@
ltraee mad cem See bin. Die Sauitel=
len paltlblt inp iebr seluGt; einselne,
bic ert fdrsli6 gu bpbem Yreile ssrfautt
pureen, purren tereits unp ;ipar NIT
n~abmbaftem prpRt peiter s%ertauft.
Grfreuli6 1T eS su isbcn, RAP auf Der
Nprcleite eamit be9cnnen tpuree, bic
Strabsn pieser nit S6attenbaumer III
beIsBrn. Shpn wurren Yiele Suncerte
Ypn srcssn lllmen, Su9en, @bprnbau@
bdumen H.. I. 10. einsuIesen %besonnen;
Die Saume baben meiit Sbpn einen
DurGmeNer ron s bis IL 3ru.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-12
Onr Norlhern Ncighbors.

New YORK, Feb. ia Quebec dispatch
states that Mr. Langerin, minister of public
works, states that there is no foundation what
ever for the rumor Of a treaty of separation be-
tween Canada and Great Britain, because such a
matter could only be transacted by the parlia-
ment Of the dominion, and that body never
heard anything of the kind. Great Britain had
made no overtures to the dominion. 1t had been
said that in the event Of war arising from the
present complications, Great Britain will be like
ly TO cut Canada loose, so as to save her from
the consequences OF any imperial action, and
also TO save any necessity Of defending us, but
such an idea is very erroneous. Great Britain
would hold Canada with "A greater tenacity rs Il
base of operations, and on the first intmation
of hostlities Canada would, most probably, be
regarrisoned. No such treaty does or has ever
existed, and no negotiations in this regard have
ever taken place, certainly not recently. NJ.
Chanveau, PREMIER also has heard nothing Of
the treaty OF separation, and Lieut.. Gov. Bellauis
is also uniformed on the subject Both say
there is no such treaty, and It IS very improba-
bic that any negotiations Of the kind have been
pntpra1 iufO,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-12
COUNTY NEWS.

Geo f. Wright, of Clinton, has been granted
a patent for roll for painting wire cloth.
Deputy State Constable Fletcher of Whitins-
vile has been removed from the state police by
the commissioners, says the Douglas Herald.
Rev. George w. Kinney, late of Holden, has
become pastor of the Baptist church in New
Boston, N. II.
The Pensioners Of Rev. S. c. Kendall, iof
Milford, have presented him with $500, to enable
him to take a vacation in Europe.
The Rev. DR.. VIM. H. Brooks has resigned
the rectorship of the Episcopal "Church of the
Reconciliation" in Webster.
A dispatch from West Boylston informs us
that Christmas Ladue, a Frcnchman and wood
chopper, upon attempting to get upon moving
freight train, about mile south of West Bowls
ton, yesterday noon, was thrown under the train /;
the train passed over him, cutting off his right
hand and badly smashing the bones of the left
arm up to the shoulder. 1t is impossible for
him to recover. He is about forty years of age
and married. He has family at North Oxford
with seven children.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-12
Criminal Record.
ANOTHER CHICAGO ALDER,

ANOTHER CHICAGO ALDERMAN.
CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-Aderman Carnby, of the
nineteenth ward has been indicted by the grand
jury for proposing to receive bride
SENTENCE COMMITTED.
RICHMOND, Feb. 1.-THE governor of Vir-
gina has committed the sentence of Woody
Ruffin, negro, TO have been hanged Friday for
the murder of Lewis Schwartz, TO life imprison-
mCnt
HELD FOR TRIAL.
=, JERSEY CITY, Feb 10.-The coroner's Jury at
Eresskill, N. j rendered verdict that Jacob
Eroe was killed by John Avery. The latter was
imprisoned for trial.
MURDERER CONVICTED.
. PONTIAC, III Feb 1.-THE trial of Frederick,
ocha,er Tor the murder of Alvin Won Porwit
near dwight station, on the 28d of january. has
eeen IN progress during the past two days, and
naS rrsIi ~, III verdict Of guilty The Judge
years. The prisoner maintained a nervous
unconscious conduct, apparently noting moth.
ing.
FATAL EFFECT.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb lip. G. Townsend n
policeman, shot Wednesday night by Alexander
Newton, noted desperate, died to-day.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-12

any personal consideration; and, if the conven-
tion prefers some one else for the vce-preSideu
cy aud there are many ADLER and worthier--no
man In the United States shall exceed TIE in the
cordially and earnestness with which shall
support him. | am not candidate for the
presidential nomination, being just us
decidedly as ever in favor Of President Grants
renominati0n, aud hope our convention, on the
2zl, will so declare unanimously. | beg, for the
sake of harmony politically, and TO save me per-
sonally from suspicion of bad faith toward one
with whom my relations are, and always
have been, so cordial, that my name may
not be mentioned by any one in our state con-
vention in opposition to Gen. Grant, whom [
believe to he the first choice Of n very large ma.
JOriiy Of the repuhli ans of the Union.
Truly yours, SCHUYLER CoLFAx.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-12
Fire Record.

AT LoCKPoRT-Loss NOT STATED.
LOCKPoRT, N. Y, Feb. ia fire occurred
Friday night in the buildings Of the Holly water
works company, in this city, and the flames
made serious Roadway before being discovered,
when they were quickly brought under control
by the water works Of the company. The loss
is comparatively small, and is fully insured in
the Imperial OF London, Hanover of New York p,
Franklin Of Philadelphia, German of Erie, Pa,
North British and International of New York.
AT KINGSTON, PA.-Loss NOT STATED.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. II Methodist church
Kingston, Penn, was burned yesterday Loss
$1,000 above the insurance.
AT BANGOR ME.-Loss $1,000.
BANGOR, Feb. ia small store owned by ]
N. Doane, and occupied by p. Ackcrman, liquor
saloon, was burned this morning with contents
Downe's grocery adjoining was slightly dam
aged. Loss about SS000 Insurance $1,000
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-12
ADVERTISING RATES.

ISDArLT sPT-For the Square Of ten lines ofa-a.
type time IS cts; each subsequent insertion scot
week s2.75; weeks 81 %; month $500; year $50
and the same proporionaly for any number of square
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lines 81 five lines 81 50. Local notices 25 cents pet
line for each insertion Basncss notices Is cents pei
line Obituary notice. resolutions &C. cents per line.
Legal e,tsement slO0p per square for first insertion;
each subsequent insertion 5Oeents.
Special positions in the paper, and special styles Of
display will he charged extra rates Cuts and double
a'verIsemcnts allowed only to limited extent
aluoune rates charged for the whole space occupied.
IN WEEKLY SrY-First insertion sl00 per square
each subsequent insertion 50 cents months 100; one
year $500.