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NEH TnRR CITY.


NEW YORK. October 9S.-The hOrs,
disease shows no ahating signs. Ths
weather to-day is damp and foggy, anC
consequently unfav1rable TO the afflicted
beasts The disposition which has beeI
evineed 10 work afflicted horses is nov
beginning 20 tell in aggravated symp-
toms Of many horses that would other
wise ue likely 10 speedily recover. 1t 4
now thought that the crisis has been
reached. and after to-day recovery Is eX-
ueeted in som, Of the lighter cases. II
Is proposed to introduce oxen to-day by
some CT the city firms rs a substitute FOL
larSes. Yesterday there were but few
vehicles In the streets, and to-day
additional cars have been Withdrawn
from some Of the lines, while 9TH
srs are wholly stopped Ninth avenue
reports 2 slight Improvement IN many
horses: however the disease Is get
ting worse. Many deaths are occurring.
Experienced hOrsemeu say that by
Wednesday there will be a total stoppage
Of public cOnveyances. Yesterday the
few cars running were 50 Over-crOWded
that the horses were almost unable 20
draw them. In two instances horses
sirLuped dead on the pavement. In
Williamsburg Yesterday several lines OF
cars stopped. In Newark all stopped.
The street cleaning bureau aver that
they Will be unable to clean the streets
If the disease continues. Many OF the
races occurring this week have been
p5srpoued. The beautiful weather this
afternoon brought an increased number
u vehicles on the streets. Oxen were
used on Broadway. which caused sen
.-atiJn. some Of the stage and car lines
today partially resumed running. The
Board ol Aldermen to-day empOwere u
Lee railroads 20 use dummy engines on
their lines.
The horse disease is making alarming
progress in this city, and there is a
marked decrease in the number Of
horses on the streets. The hack-stands
are almost deserted, and the crOss-tOwn
line OF cars aud stages have either sus-
pended or are making only a couple Of
trip, a dav. Almost every horse on the
street IS effected more OF less, and half
of them are blanketed. The Second
avenue line did not Withdraw their ears
to-day. The Third avenue took of half
The Fourth avenue has probably sus-
pended and only runs Two or three ears
-1 meet trains. The Sixth avenue is rum
ming haas the usual number. The Broad
way line hauled of twenty-three horses,
and on the BrOOme street line there
Is cOmuiete suspension. The Seventh
avenue line runs half the usual number,
and the Eighth avenue also, with a
prospect of . complete st)ppage to-mor-
TJw. The Ninth avenue did not run
car to-day. The Tenth avenue and
Becker street line Is running twenty
r5rs out Of fifty, and the Bleeker street
line has taken several cars of on the
same lines, the horses all being sick, but
.lu others the stoppages Of cars is neees-
ssrv 10 give rest to the horses unaffected.
several horses have died, and great
..larm IS felt, as the disease is becoming
more violent. The situation is grave in
Brooklyn. The disease shows no abate-
meut. and as in this city, business
and street travel is seriously in
terrupted. A number Of deaths
are reported.
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Fearful Aceident,

PATERSON, ". J., October ga
man named Brown, Of 73 Montgomery
street, Jersey City, while leaning ont
the window Of the westward bound Erie
train this evening, was gruck by the
bridge while crossing the river at West
Paterson, and had his brain dashed out
and bis body thrown into the liver.
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NEW ORLEANS, October 2S.-Arriyec
at Southwest Pass to-day, steamship
CfeL. .eraI Meade, from New York. Cap
tain sampson reports that the steameI
Victor, Gates commander, from New
York for New Orleans, broke her shaft
aud was driven ashore al Jupiter inlet
October 2lst. The vessel IL a total loss.
The crew were saved. The Victor had a
cargo Of assorted merchandise, whieiFis
8 total loss, and is estimated al a quarter
Of million.
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lAdvertisement.l
Resolutions Unanimously Adopted
by THE
Central johnson Club of Memphis.
October 3, 1877.

ResOlUed, (In the language unanimously
adopted by the tennessee Democratic state
ventiOn, held at Nashville, June, iSsS, three
years after every act Of President JohnsOn's Is,
TO which even the most ultra partisan could
object, had become histOry.) "rhat Andrew
Johnson. In the discharge Of his great func-
uOns as President Of the United States, at a
period OF trying and unprecedented eInbar-
rassment has rendered his name ilustrieus
by the fidelity with which he has sought 10
preserve, protect aud defend the Constitution
against the assault Of revolutionary faction
and IN mis- recent signal triumph in that be-
nalf has earned the gratitude OF the Ameri-
can people, and rendered himself worthy OF
the highest mark Of confidence that may be
bestowed on him"
ResOlUed, Also, in the words Of the Mem
phis APPEAL, Of August u, IS72l, That she
(Andrew JOnsCul has done some things which
we condemn, but many more that we approve.
He Is perhaps the sOundest. If We NAV not say
the profOundest, the most philosOphic think
er OF the day; and while admiring the grand
proportions OF his massive intellect, and cOn-
Tossing his patriotism, We cannot find ia our
hearts 70 become querulOus and stupidity COM
Main because there are spots on the glowing
face of the god Of day. Let US hear the phil-
OsOpher and statesman and profound thinker
and whatever Of personal faults may be
ascrl bed 70 him they can be no greater OF
grander than mis- original and admirable
genius FOR craftsmanship"
Res0lued, Also, (in the language or the Nash
Vile Union and AHlerfodn after the nOrnina-
ton of General Cheatham by the convention
which met az Nashville, in August LAST, That
"nOne deny the personal worth Of General
Cheatham, but there seems TO US, and, as
we believe, 10 majority Of the Democracy OF
Tennessee, peculiar illness in the selection
of EXPIRE sident johnson at Lhi5 time. both
because oi his yrei.. ability amt Dis loyalty to
the Mon uuri ug the Wei,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WOLFE-Dhe friends and acquaintances OF
Tobias Wolfe and family are requested 70 at
tend the funeral OF their son, TOBIAS, Junior
from Court Street Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, tomorrow fTUESDAY1 morning, Oc-
tcber 29th, at 10 O'Clock. Services BY Rev. l.
c. Ransom Carriages nt residence and az the
Church.
lshslbyville Tenn.J and Columbus CNiss.l
papers please copy.
PITTMAN-The friends and acquaintance
Of Mrs. Jane P. Pittman are respectfully ir-
vited to attend the funeral Of her son, J. WILL
PrrrMAs, from ths First Presbyterian Church,
corner Poplar and Third streets, this CUES
DAY) afternoon, at O'Clock. Services by
R3y.Mr bowman.
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TIE INVESTMENTS ARE

IN Eedl property OF L1e com pany .....---....--.-
Advanced on landed security and Real Estate. .
Invested in per cent. COnsOls tEjo00stock * l..
In securities sanctioned by Act Of Parliament \
Corporations, and Of the Mersey Docks and Ia
"In United States Government BOuds-CosJ -
Present market value Sli2tsgl Add
~In Canadian Government Bonds and Stocix-(' 'gst
present market value E-2272J Add
FIn Alabama per cent. Bonds. s..
In Colonial City Bonds lMelbourne aud GeeIongI
Advanced on the value Of the COmpauy's Life Pa
On Personal Security IN connection with Lie IN
ON Mortage etc, OF ReversiOns and Life Interests
In Railway and other DebenJurts.. s..--..-.....
short Loans on Railway, etc, Stocks and Shares I
Foreign Government deposits -
Cash az Bankers, %; balance eiue BY Branchs.
and Premiums on which ths days OF grace hal
Total Azsstz-.-.......--.. -...-...........
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PHILADELPHIA, October .. - The
down passenger train on the Reading
raiIroad couided with a coal train four
teen miles above Philadelphia yester-
aav. Edwards, the engineer Of the pas-
sse.ager train. Jumped of and was killed
f,sfag struck by the boxes on the Goa
cars. The fireman escsped injury. The
passe ugers were badly frightened, bal
none received any injury. The damage
to the {. ain Wss slight
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ADDITIONAL MARxETs.

SAVANNAH, October 2S-Cotton is quiet
ordinary, l73S9l7sSc; low middling, ls1sc; mid
dlings, lS5zc net receipts, 1891 bales; exporti
TO Continent, 5574 bales; coastW ise, 1866 bales
sales, lSl2 bales; stock, So, l63 bales,
MOBILE, October 2s.-COtton market firm
low middllng, 1870; middlings, l0c; net re
ceipts, 5l3 balesi exports, 1901 bales; sales, so
bales; stock, 1885 bales.
CHARLESTON, October 9S.-Cotton marke
firm middings, iS1zc net receipts, 1854 bales
expostst coastwise, 2O72 bales; sales, 700 bales
stock, 2,96l bales.
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I came here tonight to ask you
70 make friends with The government
You wish this city Of yours sitting on
the higa banks of the Mississippi like q
queen, you wish to make this lovely
South prosperous country, go into
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, October 2s.-The licensing
act closing the drinking saloons in Liv-
erpool at nine o'clock sunday night
was enforced for the first time yester-
day, and gave rise 70 considerable eX-
element. The police dispersed the
crowds which made demonstrations 0l
ouOosition to the law. La some places
coiored fires were lighted aud the police
h,ofaF
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PHILADELPHIA, October $50 faI
not q single well-defined case Of the
horse disease has appeared hers. There
are q few isolated eases reported, but the
symptoms vary from those in New
York. From the precautions taken, il l.
hoped that the city may be spared the
calamity. twenty-five cases are report
ed in Camden, and several in Chester
county.
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PIQUA, October 2o.-Ihe locomotive
OF a freight train on the Pittsburg, Gin
einnau and st. Louis railroad, when
near C0vingtOu, Ohio, this morning
ran OF the bridge into saltwater river,
followed by nine cars. The brakeman
sohn Thompson, was instantly killed.
The engineer and fireman were unin-
jUred.
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ROCHESTER, October 2s.-Ninety-five
Der cent. Of the horses are affected. Few
have recovered. Less than dozen
have died and the recent rain increased
the disease. Cool weather to-day
and an improved prospect. About one
third Of the canal horses are suffering,
and a few boats are delayed. All the
Fire Department horses are sick and the
steamers are run by hand.
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Boston, October 2S.-One Of the South
Boston horse ears made trip to-day,
drawn by employees Of the company,
Fa-... twenty-five cents. The car was
well Farrouized.
Alta meeting Of the boot and shoe
dealers bis morning assurance was
Given that uleans for the transportation
oil goods would be secured during the
endemic. To-day a number Of horsf
teams were brUVght out, and quite a
large number Of oxen from the country
have been engaged. Man-pOwer, also.
has Ueen utilized. EJOrse-car travel was
partially resumed this morning, fouI
Eerses being put to escn car. some
south Boston cars are being drawn by
CONDUCTORS and drivers.
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F,RIE, PENN., October Pa stranger,
.s--isteriHg his name as Louis PatteT-
- baltimore, /" died this morning at
- Ellsworth House, in this city, from
-, ove- dose Of morphine administered
~ bimse,f lie leaves nothing BY which
;1eotifv him. the name upon his cloth
- ICING been carefully blotted out
iDsl-isl ~ laudanunl aud a considerable
a a7.,Ps-,t;t,- N morphine was found ia has
IN. The suicide is supposed % have
, ,rennedltated. lie was tall mus
-. well-formed and finely dressed,
and ABOUT twenty-eigat ye.afs oia- ne ne
Ietfers u. P.'' were prickee la thulS ili
ripk On eaeh arm. he cAnae q - llYtt1i ~,
last THURSDAY, seened ln leflese.s n'ai...i
and exhibited no sSInpDo y. -li7'1.ii,y
7sste condition was dist ofete1 'Ho mum
before death
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HAS just received full and well assorted
III stock Of both Imported and Domestic
Groceries, etc, viz:
375 boxes Raisfns.
5000 cases Canned Fruits.
IzOO cases Canned Fish and Vegetables.
400 eases 1eiiies and Preserves.
400 boxes Cheese.
SEQ pkg- New Mackerel and white Fish
900 pkgs Holland Herriogs. AnchOyies
and Russzan NarSiines.
30 bbts. and half bbls. Pickles.
l26 bbis. and half hbis. Aroug.
100 sacks Almonds, Brazil Fiiberts and
Aecams.
20 buckets and half bbis. 1iHce Meat.
SO boxes Break fast Bacon.
so tierces New Hams.
20 bbls. HOminY- Grits and Beans.
100 kegs Spieed Pfgsfeet-
New TuFlEiAh Pruues, Currants. CftrOu.
Figs, Dried Cherries. Teas, COfTees. Su-
Enrs. and every article in his line. Of
feFed low. Oc27
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age when accompanied by their parents.
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CARLE NOTES.


PARIS, October 27.-LamOreauX, Re
publican, is elected Municipal Counsel
lor Of PaTis.
A congr4tulatory dispatch has been
received by Thiers from President Grant
on the progress Of Republicanism Ia
France, as shown in the recent elections
for vacancies in the National Assembly.
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OswEGO, October 2S.-Al the horses
in the Towing Company's stables are
affected, and rates OF towing have ad-
vanced ten cents per mile. The boats
loaded on Saturday had not left here
fhiz morning
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CHEATHAM.
Bedford, the Banner Union County, In
dorSes Old Prank.


From the Union and American.
WARTRACE, Tenn, October 26.-The
trains loaded down with men, boys and
negroes, en- route TO the Johnson rally
they hurrahed vigorously for Cheatham.
Fully three-fourths of the voters were
for Cheatham. Only one man, from
Murfreesboro, had cheek enough 10 sing
out johnson as they passed Florence,
and be sung Maynard oftener than be
did johnson The train left here
with about five hundred, two hundred
Of whom were boys; the balance about
equally divided except the Maynard
men, who are in danger Of consumption
from their passionate fondDess for their
present pet, Andy. They would deceive
the very elect if possible. Watch them.
Count Bedford safe for the fearless Cheat
ham and the unity OF our party. This
rally has demonstrated more votes for
the nominee than We had hoped 10 get.
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CIEcFNSATI. October 25.-At Iexing-
ton on Saturday, William Thomas, pur-
s1ed his wife to the house Of neighb0r-
ing woman for the purpose Of whipping
her. The neighDor exp0stelGted with
him, when he commenced upon her,
and her son, boy Of fifteen, coming 80
shot him with q reYolYeE. killing him
Instantly
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Propeller suBk.

KINGSTON, CANADA, October a.
The propeller Bruno, owned by Wylie
4 Young, Of Hamilton, with q cargo Of
-four, struck on q rock in the Galoup
Rapids this morning aud sunk.
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NEW ADYERTIsEMEsrS.
KNIGHTS 0F PYTHIAS.

rTlHE officers and members OF Mem IN
a phis Lodge, No. d. K. Of p. are 9I1.A
hereby notified 20 attend q regrlar4 "a g.
meeting this fIuEsDAI) evening, Oe- ssfttsi17s1
toDer 18th, az ~ O'Clock. at our hall NSssa9
No. q south Court st., for important -
business
Ahe officers and members Of Tenuessee
Lodge No. 5, and transient knight in good
Standing, are most respectfully Invited
By order q. l.. ANDERSON. W. q.
M. BREN, r. and.C. oc29
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WAsHINGToN, ID. c., October 28.-
The fact Of several horses affected with q
prevailing disease, having been hurried
hither from the North, produces alarm.
No other eases, however, are reported.
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CINCINNATI, October 2s.-A ChrOni-
.ls special reports the sinking Of the
steamer Umpire between Evansville and
Carlo No particulars have yet been
received
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CRIME, CASUALTY AND FIRE


CINCINNATI, October >. - David
Myers, a stranger, committed suicide
this morning on the leyee by cutting
his thuOa. with "a razor.
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LOUISVILLE 6 NASHVILLE
GREAT SOUTHERN EAilROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE. OCT. ga, 1872.

Express Train leaves daily, Sundays
excepted. -.-............... .55 am
aal Train leaves daily y-..-......-......- 2.l0 pm
Brownsville accommodation leaves
daily, Sundays excepted .............. 4 10 nm
es-No change Of cars bv this line FOR Louis
vile, St. louis Or Nashville. Pullman Palace
sleeping-cars on al nigh trains. The through
car for 81. Louis, Chico aud the West viii Be
ran on the 4:lp Pm. train except on sunday.
when 10 Vii le run l- he 2.l0 pm. train.
Passengers by ne 10 pm. train make close
connection at IumboiIt for ali points on the
Mobile and ohio anu Mississippi Central
Railroads.
EB- For Tickets or information apply at
Ticket Offices No. 2S7 1-Z Main Street.
JOHN T. FLYNN, Superintendent.
IAsT-S SPEED. Ticket Agent OclH
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE
RAILROAD COMPANY.

ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
fF7HE annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
i tn M ssissippi and Tennessee Railroad
Company viii be held at the Peabody Hotel,
Memphis, Tenn, on
Wednesday, November 20, 1872,
at II o'clock am, at which time Directors viii
be chosen for the ensuing year.
Stockholders and their families will be
passed. free by exhibiting to Conductors their
Certificates OF stock. :. II. LAMB,
oe2 secretary and Treasurer.
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Non-Resident Notice.

No. l02, z. DIN the Probate Court OF shelby
county, Tennessee. Erasmus T. Rose ".
Margaret MOrTissey, David MOrrissey, 10
sepli MSrrissey. Ellen G. Rose, William A.
Rose, Frances n. Rose and Mary +. Rose.
guardian.
IT appearing from bill which Is sworn TO in
Il this cause thar Margaret M0rrissey and
David MorTissey are nOn-residents Of the State
Of Tennessee:
It is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse Of the
Probate Court, OF Shelby county, Tennessee,
on or before The first Monday in Decem-
0er, 1872, and plead, answer or demur to
complainants bin or the same will be
taken for crnfessed as to them and set FOR
hearing exparte. and that a COPY Of this or
DER be published once a week, for four success
sive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. This
2Sth day Of October, 1877.
A copy-attest: JAMES REILLY. Clerk.
By j. q. CULLEN, Deputy CLERK.
J. T.. Temple, Sol. for cOmpln't roc29 tu
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saturday. Norember 8. 1s7g.

within legal hours, the following descri bed
property, to-wit: Lying and being in Mem
phis, Shelby county. Tennessee, AID Known as
the eastern portion of lot No. Sc, Of John d.
ArmOur's subdivision OF original county lot
488; fronting 25 feet on Madison street and run
ming back, between parallel lines, 1855 feet to
an alley.
Terms Of sale-Cash. Equity OF redemption
brrred, as provided for In the deed OF trust.
This October Is, 1872.
<. A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Hunnaa a poafon- AtfOrstevg
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THE HORSE FEVER
Its Progress and Results-COmparatiV
ly Little Faialiiy-Oxen, Dum-
mics and han-POWer
Substituted.


BlNGAA liFFoN, N T.
BINGHAAIPTON, October 2S.-A few
cases Of the horse disease have appeared.
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NO CRY TAXES-TITLE PERFECT.

TTlHE finest BUILDING LOTS in the vicinity
i OF Memphis, situated corner LRuderdale
and Jackson streets and fernando Railroad,
Just outside of corporation limits
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AT TIE SANE TTIE Avn PLACE

We viii sell to the highest bidder a level
BEAUTIFUL LOT, - feet front By lsSiZ
ieet deep, on the soutn side Of NOsh-y
east OF W1nchedfer street and fOiE-
ing the property OF SIR. Enoch Taylor, in an
excellent neigh norhOOd. Terms cash. or short
city acceptance az market rates OF discount
An opportunity is here given 70 secure a most
desirable dwelling lot. Buyers viii piease ex-
anime the properly before sale. Perfect title.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

TERMS-Six, twelve and eighteen months.
R6-See Diagram OF subdivision as posted OF
the MCKINNEY PROPERTY. Ocz7
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a ~ GoYERNMENT.

The struggle went on gntl il finally
eliminated in civil war. That paper
and then the people went into the
proper dehaitipns or the relative rights
and powers OF the states and the United
States. The thirteenth, fourteenth and
fifteenth amendments wound up with
the expression, "The Congress OF the
United States shall have power to en-
force these proyisions.r We stand now
in the face OF the faet that we live under
. new constitution. The goyernment
has moved forward in response to the
demands Of the people, in response to
the sF<ril Of the age. The old constitu-
tioa is gone, ana gone forever. It is
gone nom yon for ever, f0r ever gone.
II was staked upon the die of war. 1t
is lost. You live under new consti-
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-25
TERMS:
Delaware Grain and Phosphate Drill,
1925 G ASH .

n. B.-l am also prepared a, ai my shop In
Odessa, 30 attach my Delaware Phosphate Sowrr
with all Its improvements and In the most sub
sianiinl manner, 10 the ilain,s & Woods or any
common grain drill now In use, and guarantee
to give entire satisfaction.
Farmers wishing the A;inchmcn, will please
forward their orders MS soon ms possible as only
n limited number will he furnished this season
TERNS:--Delawarc Phosphate Sowcr attach
ed old drill, Sss Cash or mn approved nc'c Ut
80 days. W. HIMLIos, NJ d.
July left Odessa, Del.
A. 7. BRADLEY, AeESr,
!iiddlc;owa, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-25
JOHN r. WHITE,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
1riddletcwn, Dol.

We ths unaessigned, rssideats q b. 0eos-
- Hundred, respectfully. vscouneud to the own
~ Of saluAhs stoek ~ services u John y.
white. We hare employed him In many dim.
cult casss, and found hin 10 hare thorough
knowledge Of all diseases that stock arc subjec,
ss'--Gcorgc ". karsner, SsMvsl renimose, L
Stevens, W, t'orbis. Daniel Corbis, Jonathan X
Williams, r. r. Perry, 3. ". Enos, Ssrick =
Shallcsuss, George " Ortlip, James J. Janvier
James r. Shsicvoss, W. &. vaude9rift, W. N
Hamilton, y. D., n. ". Cochran, Samuel Pen
ington, rhomss Cochran, n. A. Perkins, II
A. Nowiaad, VIM. Dudley, n. Il. Cochran.
May Att.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-25

Also, SEXToN'S 5 PARLOR HEATERS.
Stoves OF all kinds suitable for Stores. Offices.
Bar-rooms, and School lsG.cs.
Also, the Morning Glor. and the Oriental. both
unsurpassed in beauty and efficiency They can
be seen in operation at the store OF the proprietor
All sizes OF Har-room Stoves and Template
Stoves repaired II short notice.
Old Stoves taken in exchange.
rc- TIN WARE at wholesale aud retail. -,.1
Being practical workman, himself, he think 5
he can give satisfaction to all who favor him with
h,eir work. Particular attention paid TO Roof.
ing aud Spou,ing.
s@sr- ORDERS SOLICITED.
JOHN B. ROBERTS.
nug II is-o--r
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-25
Mammoth Colored Fashion Plates
TERMs-Always In Advance

One copy, for one year. ......."S 90
ttve copies, Tor one year................"... 90
Eight copies, for one ycar................. |. 90