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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-18
ATCHfsoN. April 10, 1872.

ATCHisoN, April TO, 49,.
Eaa e. Conrad, CAa.s,aaI. Com asisse Eoiiurys:
All persons holding and presenting Gen.
Virgins invitation, or invitation with badge
enclosed, will be passed free over this line TO
Atchison and return the 10Th inst
W. f. DowNs, SUPP. c. b. L. +.
TOPEKA, April IL, 1872.
Vaa C. SoOardi, Chai,,ada Rdiitcsy CoSs9ifec:
At your request, / have made the excursion
rates TO the bridge celebration general.
NJ. L. SARGENT,
Gen. Fl and Ticket Ac't, A., T. 4 S. F. r.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-18

hyfscfion a Center
~ken fully Locded.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-18

THEO. EGERSDORFF agent, corner Fourth
md Shaw nee streets. Leavenworih
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-18
LEDICAL.
osSAr AnsRi cAacoSsbAurzsslxn1pY
DIR. VIM. HALLS
Palsam for the Lungs,

SoR TIE cClx OF
Consumption, I'ecline. Asthma, Bronchitis, Vast.
ing Of Flesh. Night-Svsats, Splitting Of Rl2oj,
Hopping Coush, Li1iculty Of Breathing
Cough, Gods, Group, InAeenxia,
fhthisie, Pain in the Side, and all
Diseases of the Throat
and Lung.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-18

Is put Up In neat and attractive style, and Is ioT
sale BY druggists and dealers in fsmily Medicines
generally.
s II kept day, tins medicine will keep any length
Of time, and in all climate.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1872-04-18
PONDS EXTRACT.

C0fe0 Flee, Neufalgla, TOOthaehe,
NEEDING OF the Lungs, stomach,
NOOo or other Organs, Burns, Bruises,
Ian ness, SPralns, RheumaSism,
eSre ThEoat: Sore Eyes. Rolls; Corns.
Medicine known.
Price, c-Oz. zoe. Fints 81 90, quarts
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-12
LIST OF AGENTS.

T,TusvILLE, CRURcA.5RUN ANDWIcIs
rY-STfPHEN uNR. Ofdee, usmiltnp W., IT,
store, addr, ~ T,IusvilIs, Pa Assisfsnt JohH ''N
TIfUsyILLE, CHURCH RUN AND vIClE!
TY--H. II THOMAS. Once and address, ~"
ion House. 1itaryiile Q. Pa ,r m.
SHAMRURG AND vl'INlTY-GEOfGh 3" b.
ylN Office, shamburg; residence rtdsV'i'e'
Assistant. A A. Nsst. pyIN
ENTERPRISE rLFAsANTy VILE, hxHH hHxHH
FARM AN PlrHCLH W. GBQ. vAn
VLIET Once nnd address. Cnase houss, r'ea''
an'yiile. Assistant, II. G. Huntingtoa;, ! GUAM
TDlOUT AND VEST h,CKokI-NnMHi, nMHi,
CLARK Utic. and address, EXP ess 'h'ce i''''
)nte. Pa. Assistant, y. Z Bear1sley: ,c,v,rv-
PETROLEUA CENTRE AND VlGiS.TCtsr.
LEVI MASON ofc, audaddress, PetroSs"S''
re, Pa Assistant, Charles Blackford ,.,,
rARR AND BlIE,O FARMS and Distrs. .yc
n nil Creek and cherry Rnp. from story !str.s,
,cClintockviils--JA .EsSAUNDE 8. Ao"L,s' I',.
arr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther b. ssuh"'''
Charles H. Cochran and VII al h0yt .,r, NO
MoCLlN rOCKviLLE, OIL CITY AND ps
"a; 8. wssT. Address, Oil City or Keno
Nis'a TsaNs liz, i %ssf Alone THE AlLroHrSy rT,
Err niLBt otiiee md address: Tt:p1lIliRs''rrs 81 iR''rs
LANnIN,'-PICi,ARD W. REbpIEtD', w.
and atdr as scruhgrsss, Ia Assistant, !. " '''
tciheld, address fmlcnton. Pa F
WF>T VlkIiSIA-C d ANGEL. ssu -
OOE Address, Psrkershurg, West EnSVnAr
Roberts Petroleum ccrpsoO ~
way3diT
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-12
CAC TkON.'

The public IL autioned .caipti employing ag
ut the re,,ular, authorized Agents Of the Conpa.
rs. since the Roberts Patent cover the use ~ ~
n rpeuo and all explosive materials for oil WEN.
and thC use OF such mai erials h! other partief .
direct inf ingeent Of their ltghts. Any parties r.
flmeing any o. the ROBERTS PATENTS VII s, S
dealt with according 10 law, and ss acting wliliuy
and kno wingly In defiance Of law aud the deeisoA'
Of the Counts
Tie Company have rs.oreanlsed their butnes, e.,
with view to accommodate OIL Men In every .pa...
o. the oil region. The, have emplo'ed tue 'aS nm,
efficient Agents ard ASH siarts that can be pIocuS S
lol The business .LAch T"rpedO l. Labelled W.
date al pstent- together with the price OF the 40.
pedo, and sl- ned by an officer Of the Company H.
every Operator v'sh'ng Torp do mny kno" !"
price and wheeler il can 9 from ou' 0fncs. ..,.
= pei ators viii confer favor BY reporting TO oa'
Ofico any negligence Of Agents: .,,
The following named persons have bern sppoS'
cd Agents aad Assistant Agents fer the M "sS's"
Of fenns lvania and West Virginia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-12
f|II|g|ER|}|||sB|RRF|(iA1
EsssszlzZ7[ VII s;',!:;5ssI sZzz,ziN

a'y isoh pf u-ln- .',uIC,i ale
20 y "ne third ~ many living. permanent cures as
lr RI ler's Nesetahir kh~unati. he neiy; and
-arther reward VI 500 for unv case of Chronic o
3ii s0mfaory hheu ati-m. NeuIas sa Rheumatic
Agno Sciitica a Rhcua yisil OF The idnei s
will not crrc. The Rheumatic Syrup is used in
Warty only. pleasant to the taste. and guaranteed
Tree from tnjui us dru :. II 10 not quack med
eine.bu the scientific prescription of los T. Filter
". ID. iro'essOf Of oXicoUgS and Chemi-tr,
grad iatc Of ,hc celebrated University of ienns''
.an'a. ID 1888 wbOsa entire rOrssioual If
bceu devoted spec ally to this disease This pre-
nrapm under solemn oath is ousci ntiouslY be
epecitc eve" discovered The proof that no o. her
specific exists ia found in every,conrnnntv IN per
scIs an cod FIR riany and st!l suf ring. II
lhy.icians could cure IL If SPECIFIC did exist, th-
would not ta so--n fact tha must he universally
admitted. he oft cri1ed sufferer may wise y
ask, what secu iy or evidei cs has he tha Or. Fit
'er'- hheum,'ic Syrup viii cure his case. rhe
10 e,ynly signed contract which will be forwarded
Sithoui charge To auy sufferer senCng by letter -
description OF affection; this guarantee will state
the exact numher Of bottles warranted to cure and
case Of failure the money paid will be reiurntd d
the patient. 81 No other remedy has ever heen
,fsred on such 1ber u and honorable terms Med
nj advice with certificates from prominent phy
Al otner treatments have faile', sent by letter
er ,tl| Afflicted cordially invited to wr te for ad
,ion ~ the princral Office ~ South Fourth Street
Philadelphia, Pa DR.. Filters hheuma.ic Syrup
10 sold by d:uggi ts.'
NJ. s SIMMONS,
SOLE Agent, Petroleum Centre. Pa.
CALLENOEt CO Wholesale Agt's, Mead
X. Il. cHAMBERLfN & CO., Sole Ast. Rous
Vile.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-01-12
Thirty \ ars Experience
N the TREATMENT OF
Chronic and Sexual Diseases
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW or
NAR'IAt,E

TIL" chearc'' hook ever misunderstanding
nearly tiec hu dFcd lages and on" I'M drcd anu
nj ty fire pi te' and - nvI o. nf the a, atomv o.
The human 'gnns IN sta ts OF h att and di-rase
with treatise an carl err = it, GeploraLIr con
seqne .ces mp ninh and body W III the M
Ih RS y au If I, ,atmcntA y liOnal and tue
C" sfn midc % cnre, os hOwn b, a rep rt q case.
ruted a truthful adviser I. he marr'rt nid
those con'em1'tirg marriage, who entcr,iin Doubt
~ tLeir ppysca cundi on. sent tee o Iosiauc To
any address, on receipt Of iw.np-ffv" cents in
stiin or y std c rrencv. Ivy adGoe>srC nix la
g ok No 81 Maiden lane. ~. Y The uu hnr
may c fon-'ilra' uno1 "ny Of disc sr+ upuu
vi'n his 30 tire Is eth. personally q ny ma l..
aud medic nss sent t. any part Of TO wOili.
r,s ,trNTu Uo,se rn,risb.d Ex,.,..,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-09
T T. POWERS,
LA w, LAND,
AND
TAN-PAYIyG AG y Il,

Having been engaged in the Land Aeentf
hmlness a runbcr OF wears before Wood
county was formed. aud possessing superior
facilities for detecting trcspassers on lands
owned 10y nonreddents, feel sss cred IL
giving perfect satisfaction 20 all who may
zee I'll to employ mo as agent to attend to
the prompt PAYMENT Of Taxes, to the inyes.
tsation oi lit'st to rccording Deeds, to pro.
curing Patents on Lands, TO protection Of
ends from uespa*scrs in this aud adjacent
Counties, and such ether business as may
be called upon o perform.
have constantly on hand good Farming
Lands and Village Lots, to 'eII in Quantities
and on terms to suit purchasers
Land Warrants bought and sold.
Particular attention given TO entering
Government and State Lands
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-09

and we diRed together. It was a
modest meal, bat goal, aud after We
had finished, he Saii
This is my hr>t meal for twenty.
four hours, Srother, don't be an N.
n,t ltmeau- hrg.,rv. Your ltle is
dependent on people Who know moth.
in4 of your art, aaI care nothing for
you, 4 house dog lives better, auS
the sen~lyeucsS that stimulates ha,
to work Gcceps him alive to Suffering
II remained with Professor Morse
throe years and sc separated some
year after | met HIM on Broadway
one day He was tie same as before
a trlac older. ANA 2rch5ps somewhat
ruiiIrr. asked low he was getting
on with his pniutlug hotpla NJ thai
he bad abandoned il; thil Er hal
something better, he believed, an |
taIl me about hls proposed telegraph.
! accompanied him tp hls room, aul
there found several miles ot wire
twisted aboGl, and the battery which
hc explained u m. H., pictures
hnI>he ana unfinished, w2re hin1
covered with dust Shortly after Con
Gres4 made An appropriation, and
Morse WAS on the htghroad 10 wealth
ami Immortality.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-09
4 story 1j0W Pr0tcSSJr morse
From the Washington c,r'ta'.

From tie Washington Capital
We happened to meet Colonel
Stroller, the famous Porte Cr4you,
an lie talk tornm9. a, usual, upoa
Morse, the Colonel said:
Il knew hif, well Itoo& leaods
unIrr him in daalry aul ptialip I,
iir.t sav Mm wh,h he was a com.
peti'or f,r the rem lining paantl in the
rolualA ct lhc capt,i. thp& ,ht
then he caLht to have hl1 it. llIlnk
SO yet. H. waS Mt a great artist,
pnl he was enough Of one to slv1 u,
from rtieue. The i',b waS gwen &,
Mr.. Powell. Gen, Schenck did that
The General did not prubably know
one plctdre from smother, but NJ.
Powell was hi~ constituent, and Gr
believed, did Shcnok, that s,m.thiny
m The way Of ART should be done f,r
the M,aan hottnnA, ~ ha W9rkel al
it Til he got the commission.
".tad one day" sid we, "C1u.
gress witI give General Sshnak PER.
mission t, remp4e that tVrriblp pro.
duct Df th3 Miami bottOn' Bat
about Morse"
"WriI, engaged to become his
ptli, aud subsequently went to Nea
YorE aat found him in a roon ia
University place, lie bad three 9th
er puphs, ani | sonn fond that oar
Professor hAd very little palr0nl -.
pad my f0y dollars, that srtlIe !
ior one qlarterS lu,tmt3tI1n Morse
was faithful teacltcr, anf took il,
mneh interest IN our progress, hrr",'
indeed than wG did ourselves. Bat
he wa4 very p,dr, lremrtbor Liltt
wiien NY second quarters pay "a<
'duc hjni it diI not come aS soon ~
expected, aut dae day the Proit ssor
came ia and said Cdartcoa.ly:
"Nru, S,r5tj'er, ~ boY, ho@ aro
yon or for money
'.slVhy, Professor | answered, 4
ami sarry 70 say | have been dt,aP
pointed: but expect remittance
next week.
".Next week, hs repeated saily
I shalt be dead by tital time
Dead, r?
"'Yes, dead Of starvation
II was distressed anI a,toaishe3.
! said hurrleGiy, 'Would ten dollars
be Of any serFloe ~ I.
"Ten deilars would save ms Iife
that is all il would do,
II paid the money, all that | had.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-09

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o'"s y. wy oou', ~" ,' w., '"" ,,
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a,.;Ian, n,;," ,hn, ,h;s e., J., AK. Zoo vnil
>,',',,o,';o,aI " H., has,, ', ,,',,a ,,I,i,,
,'l.I,,,>,, a,l ~ -" o," ,lnts y, dan,.
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In,,;,. ~ onn a,a u,;,a.s d,h,.,.;s,
4 any,oI ~ a., r.,1,,,;,,', ,,,, ,a,,i
,,h,nrr, H., ;''n y - r ,,a snI,
Th ,n.o,as of ,h;nyo. AMI hnn.
a,ad. ~ ,honso,Is or ',o.no,,olJo
,non1o ,eora 90 E,,,4, o.n,o;,ind win
Ii, r,,,o of Annn pntor,on os ~,
'rb6mos I.H.rso, nr J,eL tina G;an,.
LIN a,,, t;s I,,,na,;.a a,,a,..,, ',,.,,
ns f,no,s ON ;nst;tn,;on os R,stn,
,,.,,nr,,, rrl,o .,.,t,,, or,r u,,;,l,
~. nrn.;,}od ,ros ,hn rcsnIt oc wars ot
NC PreS'"eH WAS iie f'N'lt oi EtaFN o'
patient toIh and prcseverng energy,
was ~ ,.,,;1 ~ ,ha, ,o; snl nnor.y
and perseverance. with hinge cen.
traI office IN ChcaGo, ana hrane'rS
III New YORK and fhlIadelphla, the
nnnn,,t.,r,a}l,. ,;,,a,,l 90 - H., on
lhe time III the totIS, only they dIdn |
Know 1t.
Ihe system Ins not destroyed, but
portion OF It's foundation Has gwen
way, and the savings OF twenty years
--n"t IN dollars and cents, but IA rec,
ordS winch dollars and cents can
never replace-ram~hcd IN aooul
half ar hour. Mr.. Pinkerton started
his famous detective agency IN CAt.
caso in 1852, aud two years later,
when it begtn to assume lager pro
portions, the records were com
menced. The most minute details OF
every case were all mlnatel Y record
cd tie statement of every applicant
for assistance in recovering property I;
the detective 10 whom the " job ~
was entrusted his orders; his report
Of the operations the disposition by
the tAiet Of the property stolen; the
amount recovered, and, indeed, every
detail ot thc ease. IheH, when The
tmef was brought to trjal, TIE whole
Of tie testimony in tile ease was
taken down, and the Hoal disposition
of the prisoners dHly rrcorGed, 50 that
from the time a complaint was made
at llnkcrtou's headquarters. that
money or property had b'cn missing,
a complete history OF the th.ef and bus
pur uers until the disappearance Of
the former IN the PenJtary or hls nc.
quittal, was recorded. The amount
OF matter TINS created was astonlsh
ing. Eol the mere clerical work mp
on it more than $4,000 had been
pad. OF such curious records there
were no less Jhau four hundred 2lIan
tie volumes Of great value These
were all slowed IN six ot Harris.
largest safes, while the REMAINDER
acre placed in woo,Ior eases. II Is
needless to state ihat every oue o.
them was destroyed. 1Imt IN itself
wonld have G.tt1 4 public calamity.
Mr.. p.akerton ais possessed com
plrtc recor,,s Of the secret sersjo Of
the Army of lhe Potomac. They
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-09

also. The remainder shared the fiery
fate common 10 everything in the
burnt district,
In small room adjoining NJ, Pink.
erton'S private Office were number
Of plain WOO Ten eases, IN which we're
stored the files o! the daily papers
since 1851. There was not 4 .,ly or
weekly paper issued since 1884 Of
which Nj rlukertoA had not a dnph.
cate. Many ware bonni together,
and los volumes covered thom all,
There were printed instructions post.
ed Al, aroand the wlll giving direct,
IONS to the men III ease ot tire, TO move
these perishable goods first, trusting
to the safes, to protect the records.
1t was supposed that the Harris safes,
which cost 1870 each, anl a Herring
! safe which cost 5000. would be worth
something as protection against tire
/ but the result proved them NaIuulrSs.
! Onlv one safe protected It's contents
nnlnjurcl and THAI one by tortnn-
ate accident OWN. to some MS
construction in the bnlliing, one sale,
containg some of the account books
ard receipts from some express con-
pauieS Of MONIES rcstured, fell into
the street, aud escaped being melted,
The contents we're valuable in their
way, but to Mr.. Pmkvrton only. The
other records were completely wiped
ont, and with them was wiped oat the
foundation for c0mrletc and exhaust
i've history OF the Northwest, besides
matter cnOugh for thrilling stories
without end groundwork tJr seu>a-
tionaI stories lnGumprable. Il was
NJ. Pmkrrton'S intention to have
them Published IN due time, when the
parties were dehl or forgotten, In
deed many Of them We're already
written, and were waiting a favorable
opportunity tor Introduction to the
world. The recent heutcl term has
jntcrforcd materially with his dc
signs, and crumblrd plans and pa
perS into the common r0ln.
When the fire first broke ont, a rush
wa, Immediately made to save the
most valuable property, All that
could be moved in Mr. PHkcrton's
room was transferred to wagon,
aud the newspaper flies were made
ready for removing, Bat before the
lower tacEIo could bn put into salts
factory operation tie flames were
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-09
N NATURES
HAIR RESTORATIVE

Contains no LAC sULrilUR-No SUGAR
OF LkAD-No iIrII IARGk-No NITRATE
or SILVER, and is entirely free from the
Poisonous and Health destroying Drugs used
in other Hair Preparations.
Transparent and clear as crystal, Il will
not soil the finest iabrie--pcftectiy FREE,
Cl EAN aul NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LoNG SOUGHT FOR AND FOUND Al
LAST
1t restores and prevents The Hair from be,
coming Gray, impart- a soft glossy appear.
nnee, removes Dandrutf, is cool aud refresh.
ing To the head checks the Hair from falling
off, and restures il TO Il great extent where
pr maturcy lost, prevents Headache cures
all iiumors, cuteueous cruptiohs, and unuat.
ural Heat. As a Dressing for the Hair j. j.
the Best Article in the Market.
Or. G.. SMITH, Patrntee, Gra'0n Junction,
Mass. Prepared only by PROCTOR BROS,
Gloucester, Mass The Genuine is put up in
a panel bottle, made expressly for H. with
the rlmc ut the article blrNn IN the glass
Ask your Druggist for Natures Hair Eestor.
alive, and take 10 other
VAN SCuAACK, STEVENSON 4 REID
Wholesale Agents, ~ Lake s., Chicago III
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-09
On Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young hIen from
the efrcts ol Errors and Abuses 10 early
life. Manhood restored Nervous debility
erred in1peHHef.s 70 Marriage reFroved
New method Of trestmeqt. New ard re-
markable reubeaiss Books aud Ci:efia,H
sem free, Ia sealed envelopes
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No
soath s,a,h S.. Philsdsl2njs, p.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-09
J. ,. LABRECHE Z, T. B0DETTE
EaERECHE g. BODETT
Dealers IN
Boots Shoes, &C., &c.

We have constantly on hand full line q
Foois, SGoeA Gsters. Slippers, &c. both
OF our own make aud sale work, shich We
sre selling at prices that defy competition
We intend 70 keep none hut the bes; stock.
employ skilfpl work men, and sell Al small
roa, l"pslias pesLy iona
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-09
UDHndiess Wercy

1 lt,at bea ven p,li not su't tazayefmore,
IS ,qt4 anp kyT lcE a40p tAg door,
illcaf'taosop jas, afFi'i{ 70 die at home;
81 ltat t'le F4tbrF will Vt ht.E i",4ire,
Ard lDoEtne ~ hi. fscc tht sod shall liyc
tilak tnere VIII be taIismau through th,
nlght.
lest any, far of, tnrn them 10 tic ritlf!
sh.t IL who .pycI ~ uato lis, migit bs
Fathe. iaaaigely iatheily
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-09

TIE Most Complste aa3 E.c'easirs
Records cf' Crtml,ut history in
.lmsrica Dsstroged- Al the -IW,y
Of the Patomac Secret Scrrice Il
ords tome Tcf'sy Years F'lss ot
the Chicuyo Newspapers BtDnel.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-09

ITO sec o noble man or n lovely
woman whom we Tad not known
IDeftre, sretns ~ mc Ike greeting n
bright spss day. or soii, ..n>on-
Eight night. most familiar bu. forever
fiew.-- I.r.iA
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1872-05-09
OER APPETIZER.

hons W '',''' - N'''''' "
,.~, .,.
w ny Is d drnokard like bal
balances. '''' ''''
Why a;.l, .or,.a.,.o,. .,;,
.,bcre Is no such lhios as stouc? BE.
eAu>c they ncNer SAW ii.
w lay is u man never Knocked
down AZ INST his witt : Because ii is
lmpossi Die to Itil uulcSs inclined.
u uung ladies are uow stniling
law, wlta the ,dra Of obtaining lhu
degree of u. | L.tDauyh,cr in Law,.
w ty Is the hL}ro 'ntuv lire 4 pea
co1%E bscaN,e It is nothing wllhout
' '''''
boxes govern the World-the cart.
,, & noI' l..., ''t ""'''t ', COX, ,.' '"G jury
,' wa '''S' WV I''''''"N'
~ '' w . '''''" - 81 ''''o''
How H. get along wc.i-dig it
-
The young lt'jo, Of Counccti-
."' '"" ~ ~, ""jc', 10 oe'oS eA''oa
N's'' '''" guns
Spring goois---babv Jumpers.
1,;,.r..o. u....,.,'.,r,,.,. ..,.
" '''' ~ W. ''''''
rows or 10 KIN ,imr
Whether Woni' should " be,
moan her lot y ur not uHpcu Is entireA
vn It's location aud slze.
A hint like som, other unn,l,t,.
o'e '9'nI~, can he taken without be-
'hS 'AaNe"'
What IS better than promisino
young man? A having one
y 'r'e 'hnt never blooms o"'
o'''n 'en'eS~-'ho aN'ctFe''
-- 1t is said tl,at all South Carolina
people who have pains, go to Aiken.
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year round mllkman's.
The drh, or nature sbonla ncver
ba ,,iJ # !, rant lao ,,lle.,nJ ui,b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.


statement OF me BANK Of
,rb..s,ed t-iav
nsois ned AZ 80 Tor both money
,hs .erofrt Amercrn Dme1 etates
T-r+v trfs IS2s sos 9t 1905 9 Iearoies al
FaAvvror 80 TINTED states rive 4Nen oo-1s Vfe-o4
at96r fort issueO
PARIS. IA - ,-Eeutcs opened a. al nc
t'vyrp1o Nav 2-l a notion opened srn; Mifing Up-
lands II Ds. M-du Orc Ia 1lls4i sales oi Tie l-y I0'O
- rs.ssr..
LrEHToor Mav 2-23O D mCct;on closed tim Alalng p
Lands ldlls MdlEng Orleans ll- 1l!a; saes OF iAe Jay
e9 on r u,ou md export BresstuHs quiet Pork " per
b0. for PRIME Nos. ~, -. -. -.
ard The account United FvergeEiy bonds l5o2s III
SOS old l665s 55i; Ten-Iprtes as9:
PANS NlT 2-p r.-Reuies closed st 81 4Oc %,
LovDox Ma - p aIrye buovant a % 04~s e
ss-f NO Stanflri-
LoSpox NAY S-Evealng LnSed c. g. Common ROsn
LyEIPooL May s-EvsnineBAoOn, 'as p 0~t for Short Rib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-03
Horse AND CARRIAGE MARKET.
sEw-YonK. Thursday. May 2, 1877:

SEw-YoRK Thursday, May 2, 1877.
The general horse market continues active
for work horses Of al kinds. and there has been to-day
also improved demand for Hight driving horses, sew
era pairs of which sold In the Bulls Head Market a.
from $3.50 to 5000 per pair.
The auction sale at the New York Sale and storage
Repository, Fourthave., corner of Twenty ifh-st
well attended, but account Of several horses hav
ing previously disposed Of at private SALE the stock
brought To the hammer some what limited Dir. ).
Dingee officiating auct1Oueer, realized Tho following
prices for the lots put up:
Complete turnout consisting pair Of seeey matched bay
geLcings, l5.j hands high and years Old. vita gold -
mounted harness and hnlsn bull, by Brewster Co. VI 70
Pair black horses 1873 hands high snd od 30 ~
Sorrcl troting 52 haods high. ycars old lSI %
Two ponies Withdrawn. and several carriages,
WAGONS harness. etc. dsposcd OF az moderate figures
Tie regular semiweeky sale OF horses, carriages mar
ness. and horse equipments viii usual take place at
Messrs Johnston and Van TassePs Horse and Carriage
Auction Mart, tomorrow friday, the 80 inst at II
o'clock