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Middletown transcript., 1872-05-25
FIR tie Middisfown Transrsipf.
A True Bill.

Mn. Eprron :--In looking over n Southern pa
per Of recent date, find thu following unans-
werable bill 0f indictment ngninst the Rule or
Ruin party. The writer says: The country Is
passing an Important crisis. The party In power
Is aiming nj the complete overthrow ~ free gov
crnmcnt in this country, apl the Substitution In
Its stead Of n centralized dcsroiism---a govern
mcni without regard to the freedom Of rhae J
persons, without regard 10 the sacred rights of
the writ of habed- oprPns and trial hy impartial
iurirs; u government without regard 10 the ina-
licaablc rights Of the people OF the States.
The Ediios Of the paper hcr,in referred 10, COM
mcniug upon th. above, remarks, ~, Ia from
the pen Of a masicr Of political seiencr, asd Is
jonnd.d upon he aefs Of those who are rs the head
aud front cr this osnirhised dsspofism. When
the corrupt party nov in power Is arralsncd be-
fore the people next November, their dark and
foul deeds fully exposed, and their guilt clearly
established. can they, riN they fail to iud them
guilty, and drive the horde of currupiionisis from
the high places in the Nation, which they have
SO long aisgraccd? We earnestly hope u large
majority VI the good people of our much loved
little commonwealth, will vote gsiiip. The part,
in power see no =" form nor cuinclincss ia the
constitution, unless II bc IN the l3,h, liih, and
18th, amendments. Their ears are deaf TO the
music from the hcavcn-lorn harp Of freedom.
which with golden chords, siruHg hy aupelie
hands nearly n century agu. fais's IN our great
Republic the glad sound OF liberty, whose sacred
notes have shaken the thrones Of the Old World
aud sen, y Thrill OF j., through the hear, o: csety
frUc yoript heucaih Ilt stars. God grant that
the Jco,,ic the i" sorerr,yHs uf our beloved roun-
Try, the masters Of those who crairo the lcsisa-
iion. aud administer The laws, may catch the in
spiration Of The soul stirring notes ',om the
hnrps OF freedom, organize aud with M an
trokss front hasten with their votes, IN the COM
ing contest Ia the defence uf ,holr sovereign
rights Let i, he hoped they will no longer turn
deaf car to the voice of outraged Liberty, which
calls Ia them irom every Southern State. Let
them clear out caccilally the " Augcau Stables
NJ the Capitol Of the Nation, aud generations ye;
unborn, in reading their couniry's history will
dwell with delight upon the pages that record
their deeds let them restore To pnwcr the grand
old part, that for more than hall century guid-
cd with master hand The ship of State, and adj
tninisiercd the government In the best Interests
| Of the people Of sA n, Sdca, aud recognize the
'o-,2udiRy n raci aai cr,ry SRr IN the American
Union. nud those who come after them viii call
them blessed Lri Us hop that those who live
To hear the returns Of thr election Of 1879, will
hear sounded at the SAINT time, ihr death kucl Of
l,adic,,lism in America.
Yours iu good old pcmaerdiic faith.
USI ur Tm prprLr.
81. G.nrgts MN e2i 1872.
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The Civil Rights Bill.

The following is a COPY Of the Civil
Rights bill as passed by the Senate on
"Wednesday morning.
Be il enacted, &c. That whoever being
a corporation or natural person and own.
er, or in charge Of any public inn. or Of
any place Of public amusement or enter
tainmcnt. for which license from any
legal authority is required. or Of any line
Of stage coaches. railroad. or other means
Of public carriage Of passengers or freight,
shall make any distinction rs to ad,nis-
sion or accommodation therein Of any cit.
ixen Of the United States bcoauss of race.
color, or previous condition Of scrvitudc,
shall on conviction thereof be fined no,
less than Eve hundred nor more than Eve
thousand dollars fov each offence, aud the
person or corporation 80 offending shall
be liable to the citizens thereby injured in
damages to bc recovered in an action OF
debt.
See. 2. That the offences under this act
and actions to recover damages may be
prosecuted before any Territorial, District
or Circuit Court CT the United States hay.
ing jurisdiction Of crimes ut the place
where the offence was charged to have
been committed, with u right to appeal,
or to have writ Of error in any ease to
the Supreme Court Of the United States.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-25

asd Ill tie oshers declsrc themselves in
favor Of the nomination Of good Democrat.
10 candidates. In Now York the Demo-
cratic Stsie Convention denounced Mr..
Greslsy. Ia Mary land public opinion is
- same as In Pennsylvania. while 10
Dslawsrs ws have heard of but one
Oemocras Who is avorsbls 10 Greeley.
The Dsweeraey Of Delaware 10 slwoss .
unit for regular Democratic csndidatcs.
and large majority would no. supper.
Greeley even Il noaiusssd Il Baltimore.
The Baltimore Convention 10 called - .
Demrvatic Nasiousl Convention. and any
delegate Who proposes i,s endorsement Of
Horace Greeley should be Kissed out Of
the Convention. Mr.. Greeley il one Of
the most bitter enemies the Democratic
party has ever had, and has but recently
said that he would support Gen. Grant,
whom he declares to be incompetent and
corrupt, in preference to any Democrat.
We have no fear that Greeley will be
nominated at Baltimore. II the Demccra-
cy should support Greeley il would be a
practical abandonment Of their party or
ganization and Of those sterling principles
upon which all the good government this
country ever had has been founded. The
Democratic patty to live must be active
an idlcncss Of four years would consign il.
to oblivion.
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Letter from Mr.. Voorhees,.
wAsuixarox, ID. C. Mayi7.1 1SI:

WASHINGTON, ID. Z. May II, 1877.
The idea that would under any cir.
cums,ances support Grant, seems too re.
diculous for serious consideration. The
statements to that effect are maliciously
aud absurdly false. The reason why /
will not support Greeley is that he is no
better man than Grant in any re, peel,
and on some points he is worse. This
was my meaning when speaking in the
House. No honest aud intelligent Dem.
ocrat eau support either Grant or Greeley
without first abandoning his principles.
Fire aud water can mipgle more easily
and more consistently than l could be-
come an adhercnt Of either of them.
shall stand by my sincere and lifelong
principles II did otherwise | would
be u dishonest man, unworthy Of my own
respect or the respect Of anybody else. II
for this course / nm TO be condemned
any other for all the honors tho world has
to give. l coaGdeatly believe. however,
that the great national Democratic party
will not commit n dirgraccful suicide a,
Baltimore on the 9th Of July. believe
il will be guided BY principle aud honor
and present candidates for whom the true
aud honest masses Of the Democracy can
vote with sclf-respcct. shall labor ia
bring sbout such result; others are
laboring to nominate Greeley. the most
odious man to the Democratic party in
tho United States. mn willing that the
public may judge between them and me
and determine who has been true to him
self, to his party. and to his convictions
ID. W. VOORHEES,.
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The Amnesty Bill.

The President on Wedassdsy afternoon
signed the bill to remove the political dis
abilities imposed by the Fourteenth A.
mendmcut to the Constitution Of the u.
uited States. This provides thas no per.
son shall be Senator or Representative
in Congress or clcctor Of Presidcnt OF
Vice President. or hold nm Office, civil OF
military, under the United States or un.
der ssy State. Who having previously
taken the osth ss member Of Congress
Of ~ IN officer Of the United States. or a.
. member Of sny State Legislature, or a.
~ executive OF judicial officer Of suy
State. to support the Constitution Of III.
United States, shsll have been engaged in
insurrsciion or rebellion asaiust tie same,
OF given aid and comfort to the enemies
thereof.
Congress has. BY The bill just passed
which obtained The requisite two. thirds
vote 10 sssh Houss. reuovsd tbs diaabili.
ties from all persons vhomsoesse, excep,
esasscrs ssd Representatives Of fbs Thirty.
sixth asd Thisiy-ssveuth Cosassss. and
e9eers ia Tie judicial. uiljtasS sud naval
eesvies q the United 0laass. 6sade Of de.
lssensnts ssd F&aiss Misissass q the
Tks ssssplisss IN. II 4 sn.pesea
eosse lsss ehae <wo tesleao Asess. isslsd.
~ Jsohesss Davis ~ JsAo &. 1es1ki..
"
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The Baltimore Conventian.


Every political paper in the land is dis
,cussing the Baltimore Conveution--wha
will and what should be its results. The
dtepublicax party is disids.l aud II is a
.wranglc xhA which t&c i,cssocescy ought
40 hare aoiihing to Do. Greeley may BE-
--as honest and Grant ssd his followers rs
corrupt ms the Greelcyites have claimed.
but their principles arc the same and the
Dcmecrs,s should know no difference be.
swccn these parties. Some Of the weak
kueed Democrats are favoring the endorse.
sncnt, by the Baltimore Convention, Of
Greeley and Brown, and one Democratic
State Convention has instructed its dele.
gates TO use their influence 10 secure their
nomination. We do not see how any
Democrat can counsel such q course. II
the Democracy were in hopeless miuori.
~. they might not make any nomination
and choose tho lesser evil; but an exami.
nation Of the vote at recent elections shows
that they have nothing to fear ia tha.
direction. Grants majority 10 1868 was
but 800 .5SS. Mississippi, Texas and vir.
ginia not being allowed to vote. Texas
aud Virginia gave Democratic majoritics
In 1871. Mississippi gave q Republican
majority, but We are assured. that with
6sir vote. that State also would give a
Democratic majority In the Congression-
al elections Of 1870 the vote was smaller
than that given ut the Presidential cleo.
tion. but stood reversed. the Democrats
2, 74i 800, the Repsblieass 1856, ,374.
30 the Democrats had an actual majority
af the popular vote Of SO. .4s6. Let il BE-
remembered that the Presidential election
VI 1865 was conducted by the Democrats
under great difficulties that the circum.
stances attending the nomination Of Mr..
Seymour (who positively refused to serve
I up 70 ths time Of his nomina,ion) detract-
cd from his popularity. Mr.. Blair wss
nbsolutcly unpopular. sni . dead weight
upon Mr.. Seymour. while three States
we're disffanchiscd When .ll these things
.ass taken into aecount, IL will BE- seen At
= slanee. thst with popular Dc,socrasic
sleest. aad judicious platform, the Dem.
ostsis wsald have shs best chance Of sue.
49, ssss u the &ePsbl;ess party ssrs
..aulosd.
. l1tts gaes'of those fsets, how can sov
DspSssst sdsoeats ~ dssssdiss Of the
Dssoesatie pessy. = - endorsement Of
<3rsslsy uosld sirtsally b. In ths North
W. pssssssssy y slmsss usssi~ess sor
sat-and-out Demossssis sssdidasss, While
~ ~ - lhsss sss sssy whs favor
<too%uo oou1unons - Dsssssy.
!, ~ lessanass lasssiSssssy. oss u ~
sls1b lssssals la Pssssyl.
1, r. iahss ~ ssSssls = assssssls
~ t1lH efpstlis splsiss = shae sssAs Il
= - 6lnno1 usuissss, ~
y y I y ~ (uD uoet is6enl.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-25
far he .Waiiiaorn Transcript.

NEAl STitL posa May 2sl, 1872.
Mn Spiroa ~ noticed in your issue of MAY
llih, "a challenge 10y SIR. u H. Price, of Middle
iown, TO the Knights OF NcN Castle, tc,U and
Kent counties Nd. | Hm hippy the gnlau'
knigh, WAS liberal enough 10 inclndc good old
KEN; whose roll i so dear 10 mc, as hciag The
place where iirs, bchrl The light, not that |
icar the noble son. OF Cccil lnck courage to nc.
cept Hnd cunprtc with him inr the trivial induce
men; of takirg ring ihr greatest nualrr ui
times IN five iilis. ! propose ing the contest
more Interesting ny Offering 10 less u prize than
~, heart aud hand, should the ifrrprcssiblc
" Hue llcns Chicken think I, prudent 10 ne.
ccpt No, that wish to east my pearls before
swine, bat thai only wish 10 place NJ his dis
po.al the easy means oi winning iur himself the
heart aud hand OF lady who ctH appreciate
ma:,liness autl true courage iii- challenge did
not include the softer sex hut let Wc venture 10
hopc he will not be- wanting IN galautty lo
answer in the neAi Issue OF your paper. und !
will premise my conditions,
NtugI JEFFERSON
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HtsYS Ess LOCALS.
NorIcE

To our customers and fruit gtowcrs generally,
We wunld say :Iilasing b,cn ctcdiably In.
formed that some parties were circulating n rc.
port, that our peach trees were not reliable, as
our varieties were badly mixed, rs We Gu, several
sorts and put all together, and had from them,
regardless Of The mixture. ihi, VIC take buds
from trees thai have ihr yellows Sc.
We would inform those interested that our
stock is hndled musil, from healthy bearing
trees, and tile buds taken oil when the ffui, Is on
them, and which We know TO Ice correct, When
We 20, buds from ott5r Nurseries, in all cases,
We get them rem the most r,,,sh'c parties in the
business, and all buds NJ, c!; ra'"r our own
persona. observation, anl no bui. Tat inct, :
question about their genuncucss Ire used but
rejected at once. No buds from diseased tree,
are used on any consideration. We use natural
seed iof stack and .!r no pains OF sIpcnsc IN
making Our iters as i.nc as can be Gruwa, and all
we ask Is lrial Of Our trees to prove them rs
represented Having had upwards u twenty
wears experience Ia the Nursery business, We can
with confidence say, We believe, We can grow
trees kc., with correctness, and satisfaction 10
all wins may favor IS With their patronage.
NELLY & GUILD.
Middiciown Nurseries.
MddlttUwn bel.
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ATTENTION KNIGHTS Il

sYVHE Knights intending 10 ride n The Tosrpa,
4 ment At 0alens, Nd. on June iath, are no
tined 70 meet 81 Galepa on Saturday Juue lse.
u O'Clock r. n. This will b. necesaary, to
snabls The Progsampe u he afraused.
Ns. :s~sw. ". RoliQERs, sse.
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The New Jersey State Central Demo-
cratic Committee has issued call fnr a
State Convention. 10 be held in Trenton
on the 26th Of June next, to elect cigh-
teen delegates to the National Convention
at Baltimore.
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NosIca 10 llorsr OWNERS.

Noaca TO lioEsE OWNERS.
DR., colem2n, memle: Of the Royal College of
Veterinary Surgeons of England, late of Bal,i.
more and now OF Philadelphia, 1917, Poplar
street, begs 10 inform the abnve that lie will
visit Middleiosn on Thursday next, May 3oth,
where he may he consulted upon all diseases OF
the helsc, including the Torsi cs,, ef iamdiess,
IN which branch OF Veterinary nrariica be has
been cmiacEtly successful.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-25

zAss ~ sssssysslss Ssashs ~.
= = r11l1 1l1ah - -. MIA
{ e - ~ - oeuslss =
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~ tsTs ron SALI.
Egg, Tomato, Cabbage, and Pepper Plants, OF
good size aud quality for sale by
ABRAHAM fENlMORE,
Middlctown, Del.
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AnsaAsr ssss sssass

NJ. J. .. Clarkscn has commenced the ere
tlon Of I large lwo.si0fy fmmr house, on Gre
Street, siss .yss57 seet. NJ. John Morrisop
The contractor.
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nopV1oe q 4 AeunnHronae.

- Diviae p1s0i11loa nsv. Dr.. Patton vii
FssSst y ~ Qeelol - Asustronss lo-mcsrcv
sssesacop, - , vsisck.
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e.svse,Is4 =, Aen,,,

~. ~. Bssehs 81 sPalla1slphia, vim elIclsts
q y. Asa'e Chsscs. to-nessov nssaing ssd
eseolaGs q ~ ueuA1 bosss.
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0os6o GRooop1 - - q

n ~ t.ls 6eve = 1ss1ay essslee ~
te'sss,ss 10 NJ jshs xsod,-
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-25
1'As vvhsa1 Prsspsee.

We leass that ths wheat Ia this section 10 lad
y lnjsrsd BY ihs ~, and Il b aid that tho bes
q 49, Will nol cot over eight or Ten bushels q
vhsat = - acrs. Il y isPesssd wosss thas hs
heea ksANA lhf anQa 9aafa.
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Aass - nsal 9esaas.

J.f. npdt.. TAq. Real Estate Asept Of this
town, cold on Nosday last, the farm Of Nr. n.
8. CaEmaa, bear 6assaftas, Kent 60. Nd. con.
talaiag I31 aeses, 10 John ". Colliss, n. b. Of
Bseks6iss eosssy, Nsssaehasstts -price SIS, ,0is..
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-25

We are much gratfcd TO learn That the lecture
room OF the Prcsby ytcrian Church, In this town,
has been offered to The Swcdcs recently arrived
IN our midst, BY the Pastor, ~ a place where
they may mcct Sabbath afternoons for the pur-
pose Of holding religious services. This Is we'll.
Il will show our ismiyranis sast, although they
arc widely separated from their homes and kmi-
lies, there 10 strong bond which uui,cs thc,n
with the strapgcrs amongst whom they have be-
come domIcied--that Of Christian Fellowship,
worshlpping the same God aud trusting In the
atonemepS ~ the sanc Saviour.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-25
Meeting or New Castle Presbyi~ry nj Port
Penn.

The Prcsbytcry Of New Castle held an adjourn
ed meeting n, Port Penn on Tuesday evening the
?ist. inst. The main business was TO oraain and
install the Rev. =. q. lIoardman Pastor of thar
charck. " these services Rev. DR.. Spoiswood
presided, proposed the constitutional questions
and offered the or,laining PRAYER. Rev. DR..
Crowcll preached the sermon. Rev. DR.. Patton
delivered the charge to the Pastor, and Rcv. Mr..
Scofield the charge to the people. The attend
good. and the young minister enters upon his pas
soral work with every prospect Of encouragement,
aud success.
Arrangements were also made at the ssmc
meeting Tor installing Rev. NJ. Conrey over the
Central church Of Wilmington, asd Rev. Mr..
Cws:ead over the church Of 81. Georges. The
indications Of success In the entire bounds OF
the Presbytery are very promising, aud drmon-
stsatc the happy results Of the recent reunion.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-25

About two o'clock % Wednesday, afternoon,
. FIRE broke ont y the cotton mil of Mr. James
Walker, on Ridale's Bauts. Three pickers and
one dastinR marhine, worth about Ae0O each,
together wI4 lIge amount of cotton a-d mill
matsslal. wsse katslly destroyed. The whole
loss viii awoupi n sAept $1,000. The origin
Of ibe I'm 10 ucknoVn.
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-06

DELAWARE RAILnoAp.-This road new
or vas better. and more ably managed than
at present: The track, and rolling stock
is Ia good and substantial condition, every
necessary arrangement Is being made by
the Company with a view to the speedy
and prompt transit Of frui, aud marketing.
Their connections with ottcr roads, are
reliable, and no fears need be entertained
by shippers, that losses occasionally BY
DELAYS, and misconuection will occur.
The vsry Efficient superintendent. Mr..
II. r. Kesry, will leave nothing undonc
that viii contribute to our peoples inter.
'est.-ExcAasge.
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The Plpndered South,

Every business man north Of tho Poto-
mac. is directly or indirectly affected BY
the impoverishmcnt Of tho South; and
yet there are very fsv vho can appreciate
the extent 10 which tho Southern States
have been plundcrcd by the carpst-bag.
gers. or can sywpathise with the tax-rid-
den ccmmunitics which these Radical
scoundrels have ruined. The taxes with
which others sre burthcned do not touch
US nearly; We only feel such grievances
when We ourselves are the sufferers. Hut
there are wrongs Of a different kind, Of
which We readily take cognizancc (; because
they are wrongs Of the person; because
they are visible and Aagraut. aud because
VIC feel that what 10 now done elsewhere,
may, II permitted to continue, be also
done some day or other to Us. Hence /,
Is that the transportation Of prisoners from
the Caroiinas to a prison In New York.
military rule. arrests without warrant Of
law. suspension Of the haLeas corpus. and
oil the long list Of cruel outrages TO which
the white people Of the South have been
subjected. have aroused an indignation
which will be one Of the stronges, inAu-
ences in ovcrthrowing Grantism a, the
next election. But to the South itself,
all these things. difficult to bear as they
are, have been rendered still more painful
BY the pecuuiary distress ia,o which che
has been plunged by the plunderings and
squandcrings Of the Radical rulers foistcd
into Office BY the bayonc,s of military and
the votes Of ignorant negroes. The cnor-
nous sums Of which the South has been
robbed, are given BY Northern contcm-
porary and deserve TO be kep, before the
people. 1t will be seen that the debt Of
the ten Southern States. accumulated since
the war, exceeds the total Indebtedness Of
the twenty seven other States by over
eighty seven millions of dollars. Here are
the statistics: Total debt of the ten
Southern States S29l 526 ,0l5
To,a. debt Of the twenty.
sc.en oiner States.-- S203, S72 ,522
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-06

A SUIT ron TEN MILLION DOLLARS. The
Erie Railway .Compsny. on Monday. began
legal proceedings IN the New York Com.
mon Pleas against Jay Gould for acts al
legged 10 have been committed BY him
willie president Of the compsny. The
charges are Of robbery and cr be.slencnt
TO The extent Of 910. 0.00O.000. tbc Items
'bsisg sst forth one by one. and presenting
% array unparalleled in financial history
Gould 4 said to have been taken unsWare,
bot has, under the Law. twenty days in
'Hhish 10 prepare his answer.
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TESTIMONIALS.

Mrs. II. ". +. Allen, No. 72s Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia, deposed:
The Grover 4 Baker far cxcels Any other
machige fsr dress-msting apd general family
use. The stitch ALSO Is more beautiful and du-
rablc than any other stitch that know Of. The
machine is so simple in i,s combination Of parts
and It's p.ag.ieai operation, ,ha, II is very din
cult 10 get !, out OF order. and any operative can
manage it, !, is the only machine which has
yet succeeded in enibr r3iIcgy.r
Mrs. Henry Ward BcecGsr writes:
More than two-,hirds Of all ,Ee sewing done
in my family for the last two year, has been
doae by Grover Bakers Machine, aga have
never had garment rip or need mending, cs-
cept those rents which frolcsome boys will make
in whole cloth. II is, in my opinion, by far the
mos, valuable ofany | have tried
June 22--if.
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-06

The number Of sunsirokcs in New York
city on Tuesday was reported at two hun
drcd. though there were numerous eases
not made known to the police. OF these
sixty were fatal,
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-06

The Methodist Of Baltimore who ap-
prove tho course oi Dr.. Lanahin while
eosns4tsd wisk The BtSk Concern in New
ySrh. are arranging 10 give him public
fsssp;icn =
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SOUTHERN STATE rgsSprprrpSgss
Totals. s7G. .ll5. $50 s29l ,6a6. .ol5

Total increase, $40, 5,2IU,I25
Under such CIRCUMSTANCES is il any
wonder that the South is bankrupt
&" closed market il the world, and u
closed fountain Of revenue TO the Govern
ment p BaltiDIayc Ga.ettc
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-06

Lewis gcmcu,, we'll knosa po.trat
paintcr Of l,osi@p. died in Swampscot, on
Sunday from the effects Of bathing while
heated
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-06

Greater Indebtedness Of tie
South than all the rest Of
the Union. SS7, ,753. i63
These figures of the Southern debt are
distributed as follows officially:
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-06

No. |, a=d ? Mackcrcl, In bbls. and halt
bbls., and Por,lat Herring By the bbl., selling
at reduced prices. r. X. REYNOLDS.
Middletown transcript., 1872-07-06

Plain, Black and Striped Grenadines at 10, 20
%, IS, 80 and IS cts. s. u. REYNOLDS.
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SEWING MACHINES TO HIRE
81 90 PER WEEK.
S. M. REYNOLDS.

,Ss- Satisfaction guaranteed, or the Machine
taken back after weebs trial