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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-26

been gathered from this common res
srvoir, the cir. Two crops in a season
ofspsas Or oats or clover may be turned
under BY tho pillow aud sho ground on
siohed As much as it would be impov-
.rishsd BY three or four years Of crop
ping. This resource lies within the
means ofsvery man., So, one fourth
/ Of your plovland each year to enrich
ing itself BY green crops add; the re-
naming three tourths will soon pro-
duos more than the whole under the
psassat sysssa Of culture. 1t is easier
, {: kosP Gil fertile than 70 make it 90.
NJ eavlss . Ne zane .ha. I would
give - The Invalid seeking Minnesota
sis: Aset ps' /. II VOC Long.
.Wss,e rssalsss a,d q. novisg POO.
lls, ~ sps - hastsa spoa The land
lie - Any Of loea,ss, uatilAvs have
e7sksa Ne life out Of every green
ching. tAss pass On 70 fresh woods and
passsrs asv. I. il perhaps . little
sxAsSsra,ioa - speak Of the cattle
easAsRiag q sight Of covered wagon,
h readiness to be driven away, aud the
barayard fowls ~ turning on their
abeeka and holding up their creased
Leg - b tied. Let as hold t, our
goodlJ STATE Of Minnesota. We are.
net because ~ are on the borders OF
The seuatry, 10 be considered As q
mass toss, OF the friugos Of a garment,
mere appeadagss. The character Of
Cur State for fruit raising ha, been
established. The richness Of its soil
and svsstnses of its waters can only
b sqaallsd, not exo.llsd, elsewhere.
Il - pursr air AID bluer .kies an1
hohss vs'durs than the world can
sAsv b0ids. Let u 90. cultivate and
~ the bfaia implement Ihss the "des-
at shall ,cjsiss asd blossom - the
1ss, AID ~ Wilderness and solitary
plass Do glad for us," aud ~ assd
lsyes lea, that the eurss Of he
leouad sAsll not 30 turned int blessing
lie ~, saks.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-26

70 POLISH FURNITURB.-The fol-
''ovisss recipe for polishing furniture
VIVID - BE- b'tter than che ordinary
~ernish Melt evsr. 4 moderate fro in
4 4 }. yssJ clean vessel, Two ounces Of
ohiss o. ysllew wax, and when liqoi.
- Isaf sda feur su.e.s of good .ssen.e Of
As'psstins st,r lhe whole until it il
20 % s ~ col, and The result viii b. .
; Ind 3psnsds equal 70, ,,,arrni,b, wiz !.
sst any o. it, inoon venieness. to-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-26

The Secretary Of the Iowa Board
OF Agriculture states that Within a few
months one man atone has ocusra eted
to furnish she British Government
With 5000, 600 cubic feet Of whi.< ok,
which will Be Gu, from forest. within
City miles OF Cairo, Ill. &,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-26

Sam BowIcs thinks Gratz Brown
c'n carry fewer States and more whisky
than any caOdio.ts every presented to
tho American people for their suf-
frages. ''..~...H' ','5a'7''' :, ~.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-26

The charges for fare .sd freight on
the British railroads are very much
greater than upon any American lines.
The rate Of travel being much more
rapid is supposed to compensate for the
difference.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-26

"A little island in the Connecticut,
n''' Wells River, is a geographical Gu.
r'osi'y. Ono can sit down 1t a certain
point on the island aud be in two States
three counties and four towns at The
same time. - - ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-26

:, One Of the amuse mems At Chi
caeo picnic vas 70 place t. silver dollar
IN dish co'tsinic9 about. an inch OF
mol ~: ssss > @an4 Let squad; Of boys con-,
pete III try 'ng to taks cut the p.cce
With their t,etil., %2z '5'4ss t. = )
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-26
SHERIFF's ExECUrlOH SALE.

TNDER and BY virtue Of An execution, issued
out q and under the zeal Of the District Court
q the State Of Minnesota, in and for the seventh
Judicial District, and County of stnzns, on the
ainth day Of September. 1872, upon judgment rem
dsrsd and doeketed n aid Court and County On the
I'd Day ~ Decenber, 1s7e, in an action therein.
!hsrein victoris Durs't h plaintiff, and Amos Rob-.
Soa and Anslh 1obteoa No defendants, in favor Of
said Laintif and aeaisst said defsadan,s, Tor the
sum of el4S $500 dollars whieh said execution has
to me- a. Sheriff Of said stearns County, been duly
directed and delivered, have levied upon and viii
sell at public auction, to the highest sh bidder at
the front door Of The Court House in The City Of St.
Cloud. in said Stearns County, on SATURDAY, THE
TWENTY-s1xrH( 2o) DAY or OCTOBER, A.D.ls72, at
two O'Clock in the afternoon Of that day, the prop
erty Of the above named defendant Amelia Robidou.
the following described real estate, situated in the
county Of ste,rus, State Of Minnesota, to wit Lots
eevon and eight Isl in block twenty-five [22 in
the town Of st. Cloud according to the plat and sur
!sy thereof made BY John L. Wilson, and recorded
tn the ofics of Register Of Deeds Of said Stearus
county With the dwelling house situated thereon At
The date Of sid judgment.
GEORGE GEISSEL,
KIM 4 CoIINs, Sheriff of learns Co. MINI.
Att'yB.
Dated September 10, 1872. sepIl.7v
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-26
DIRECTORS
Guarantee Fund:

Bank and other stocks as per following
schedule: so shares First National Bank
of Rochester, 80 First National Bank Of
Wlnona, so Second National Bank of St,
Paul, 20 First National Bank of Red Wing,
205 First National Bank of st. Paul, 60
State National Bank of Minneapolis, go
City Bank Of St. Paul, and IS shares of
Preferred Stock OF St. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company.
Par Value. Market Value.
$53,000.00 $72,25O.O0
- -- $72, $4,000
The above described fund is
deposited with the State Irsur-
ance Commissioner free of inter-
est and is pledged to remain
there free of interest or other ex-
pense to the Company, as long
as it needs to hold the fund for
the security of its policy holders.]
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS

MOTHERS! MOTHERS
MOTHERSi
Il \o0S III 20 procure MRS. WINS.
~ LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP FOA
Cfa1llOREN TEETHIN0.
This valuable preparation has been used With NEV
HR FAILING SUCCESS In THOUSANDS OF CAsEs
1t net oaly felSsves tho child from pain, but ID
vgoratss the stomach and bowels eorrects aciditv.
en1 gives tone and energy to the whole system. It
will also instantly relieve
gripping In the Bowels and Wind Collie.
We believe it the BEST and SUREST REMEDY
N TEE WORLD, in all cases Of DYsENrERY AND
1eAhhhHA IN CHILDREN, whether arising
depend upon 1t mothers, it win give rest to your
Relief and Health to your In1an ts,
d sure and call for
Ms. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
having the fac smile of sCURTIs + PKRKINs-
On the outside wrapper.
Sold BY drusgists throughout the world
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ADVANTAGES so 9E5EREo BY THIS

It keeps the money in the State.
1t insures Females without extra risk.
It's as liberal as is consistent with per-
feet security.
1t is conducted by men whose integrity
of character and business ability are we'll
known throughout the State.
1t receives q high rate Of interest on it,
loans.
Its rate Of mortality must be low by rea-
son of the healthful climate Of Minnesota.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-26
PURE LAKE ICE!

The undersigned are prepared to supply
ali orders fer Ice At low prices. They
have = lot Of second gro.oth tee, specially
pure, which they supply for family use.
Orders filled promptly and regularly.
DORR & MEYER.
st. Cloud, May %, 1872. If
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-09-26

As the candidates Of the different parties in
the field and the Presidential issues have been dis
tinctly defined, earnest prosecution of the
campaign is necessary Believing that the. r.,
peace, welfare and prosperity of the 49,.
country best be promoted by
the election of
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Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23

A VErERAy.-Thc New York Observer,
having completed its 6f,ie,h year as the
leader Of the Religious Newspaper Press,
is now preparing for its thousands Of sub
scribers n New Years Gin in the shape
Of Jubilee Year Book, which will be
embcllished with several appropriate il.
lustrations. The OJserrer was launched
in 1928. and for City years has sailed in
an undertaking course. without once chang
ing iss motto or striking its colors. Few
papers can present such a successful his.
tory and while there are plenty Of good
papers published. there arc few tina, We
can recommend ~ strongly as the Obscrrer
for all the purpose ofs Family Newspaper
Large. comprehensive aud wsll.filled. i,
cannot fail to pay those who take il four
fold for their outlay. All subscribers get
the Jubilee Year Book. gratis. So year.
Sidney 4. Morse L Co. 81 Park Row. New
York.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
The Result.

The fall ol6eisl returns from Psausyl.
vspia give Grant 3s9. $50 votes, and Hor-
~ Grcsley I'll .96l voses. Grants msj.
cs;sy i., therefore. l37. .73s. In October
the Democrats p,llcd al. .760 votes, aud
tho Rrpublicass polled $685. 1887 votes
Thus. l05. 100 Democrats stayed away
frum the r'll-. refusing to support man
they dc'piscd. and .. Cos Republicans re-
hssssl to vote for Gen. Grant. and yet
hir friends call this nm overv vbclmius pop
slar Endorsement Of Grant administration
A. !, was in Pennsylvania, 80 il vas
throughout rhs entire country. The same
sIiri, Of apathy vas everywhere manifest
e'l. aud to this indifference on the part Of
the Democrats was mainly owing the sue.
crrs Of the Republicans. This but con.
6rm. the opinion entertained BY hundreds
Of thousands Of in,elligcn. men Of both
Political PARTIES, that the endorsement Of
Grcclry at Baltimore. Was contrary to
s.'and policy. and subvcrsive Of all hopes
sni opportunities Of reform. Perhaps
this mty serve as useful lesson to the
p"lmiral - wire-pullers" for the future.
The Democrats have nothing to discour-
sgc them. aud there is no just cause for the
demolition Of the ID party aud the forma.
'i"n Of n new. q. suggested by the reeen,
Ohio convention. The Democratic party
is fa', very far from bcing fatally or even
se,iou-ly injured. The great majority Of
the White voters Of the country are en-.
rolled among its mbcrs, and if the self
constituted leaders aud those to whom
havs been ruirus,rd the direction Of the
rsrsy's affairs will cast aside all absurd
s'sr~la- 'r " beat their opponents with
their own weapons" (rn s,'cmpt as use
lrr. n il !. nJlos- and act and lsbour
entirely "n rriwii lv, '"tally abjuripg all
dishonest p"lcy. the Democratic banner
need never g. down; but, though long
aud sor.ly tried. it, cause will ultimately
bs triumphant. The principles which,
two years asn. were promulgated BY the
Democratic party II Delaware must, and
sooner or later will prevail. Two races,
entirely aniagonis,ie aud wholly different.
cannot long live harnopiously together
w,slrr circumstances of forced equality
utterly rcpusnant to the natural inclina-
ti"ns sn'l desires Of both, and though
snrn. in their reckless anxiety to maintain
the power of political faction. have fast
rnsi qna.i, tcmp"rary equality Of races
apol the nation. il cannot last, but when
the sober second thought" shall have
had time tn exercise its influence, men
will return Ia their reason, and the differ
cnt races will a,-ume the 'ightful positions
dssisnrd sLrm by the Great Creator. whose
ssys ssr jsss. aud whose laws sre immst.
shas. Il is M more impossible for the
oe"psrd to change mis- spots or the Ethiop-
ian his skin." than il 10 for political dem
se,gues aud fanatics to establish On order
ii things which God aud Nature alike for
Nil.
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NOTICE

MOT hsving suelcisas time u &sait the lei
~ suss Of the debtors Of shs late hrm Of /.
A. Rsynclds Sons, and needing the money to
ssttls p the business, all pefsons who have not
~ paid tlser blls ard note3 are requested 10 DO
:: q ones Amer The 10th cf December. l shall
sbs sollscsiss by iaw. Pa!sars has ceAsed 70 b.
!. RxYxoLDs,
Att,y. fbs J. 4. RssxolDs 3 ssu.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23


The Galaxy for December. Is on our
table, and a. usual is 6lled with valuable
sod interesting articles from the pens Of
able writer's. II opens with "The We,h-
erell affair."" new serial by J. W. De-
Forest, the 6rst part Of which is given in
this number. Following this is an in
stractivc essay on French scenes, Gus
toms. aud characters" by j. Durand.
Gen. G. A. Custer gives an entertaining
account Of Life on the Plains" j. W.
DeForcst contributes an excellent his.
torical sketch Of "The Growth Of Giant
Pope" J. II. Browne relates some more
pleasing anecdotes Of the Loves Of His,o-
ric characters. Justin Car.hy gives the
history Of the rise and progress Of "Seme
Great English Lawyers" and the young
woman who was Saved from the Nor.
mons" finishes the story Of her expert.
sncc. Hon. Gideon Wellss contributes
the History Of Emancipation" There
10 the usual "Drift Wood" Scientific
Miscellany" which contains an article on
the prevailing Horse Disease" Cur
rent Literature, Nebulae &c.
The subscrip price Of this excellent
magazine is only $500 per year. Ad-
dress Sheldon 4 Co. 677 Broadway, New
York.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
The City Of Wilmington.

The following interesting statistics in
relation TO the city Of WILMINGTON, Del.
ere taken from the annual report just pub
lished BY the board Of trade: Population
Of Wilmington and suburbs. 40, 600; val
ne Of real estate. .S25, ,000. 900; personal es.
tate, $4,000. 900. The city proper has
an area Of eight square miles. and contains
II churches, Is public schools. Is private
academies. and 8 banks. Ten newspapers
are published regularly. There arc 8
charitable institutions, 3 insurance compa-
mics, Is loan associations, So secret socie
ties, aud IL incorporated companies Of
miscellaneous character. The articles
manufactured during the year ending Oct.
I, 1872, amounted in valac to a2O, 1885, :
600. and the capital employed smouated
10 9l2, ,275. $50. The products of the
respective branches Of mauuiaeture are
given % follo~G Machinery. ~. .OOO. 900;
morocco. q, ,0O0, 600; railroad cars,
81. 800. 900; fosndry work and car wheels
I 900, 900; carriages. I 400, 900; iron,
81 300. 900; powder and chemicals, ST.
zoo, 900; paper. 81, 200, 900 -four aud
corn meal. 81. .200. 600; cotton goods.
u. .l0O. 900 iron vessels. 81. 100. 900;
tsbseeo, ssud. spices and psrtor matches,
o700. 900; fsstilissrs. $500. 900; leath-
o.. $500. 900; sash and blinds, $3.50 900;
bricks, $500. 900; boots and shoes, 9i5O,.
o00; barrels. el95. 600; miseellsueous
pesdssss BOT enumerated. q. 900. 600.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
SATURDAY MORNING. sovExssa -, ,s,,
ornais.

- an sew sahsrrihess sradlss us two dsllass
800. ~ viii ssad the TaAsscaivr the re1aindes
~ .shis yssr frss, asd .d.ss thssr Subscriptions
eFssa January let 1873.
Addsrss =. Rsssmns, NippLrrows, DsI.
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Terrible Railroad Accident.

GES, LgE's RooN.-Tho Nashville
Union and American says: A gentleman
residing in this city. aud who returned
from the Washington aud Ice University.
Of Nirginn, relates some pleasant facts
connected with the last days Of Gen. Lee.
He says that the private room 10 the L.
niversity. which the General occupied,
has been left jus. as il was when he went
out Of il on the morning he took to his bed,
aud from which he never arose. The
General went into his room ut ,he usual
hour that morning. put on his slippers,
took seat near window. fror, which be
drew the curtain partially back aud began
reading copy Of the Nashville Union and
Amcrican. He had been com planning Of
feeling uuwcll. and after reading short
time he laid the paper on the table and
len the room, never more to return. To-
day the visitor to the University is shown
the room. which be Is allowed to enter,
bat is prohibited from touching anything.
On the dust-qov, red table he sees the pa
per - il dropped from the hand Of the
great chisilsin, and near the chair, which
. partly tnrned around, his slippers. The
eustaia n IN the same position in vhieb
The General bad placed is. ssd 10 the ink-
stssd p the dssply cessodsl -. jsse q
it'd ~, N Wa ~ -. &,euaei
= 66ooAtdlso ~ ~ Svssy BY 6 see
~ sSoAisg atsat ~ Sue9 b dbeusbsa
y any ess vlsltise y.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23

The Drm~ruiie .ideocate published II
wcrsn'insier. Nd. under tho aaspiees oi
"ar friends snd whilom citissns. Vim. II.
vsndcrf'rd aud G. II. vanderiord. late
Il tbs Transrr;ia. csos to ~ on Sstur-
lay last in sn entire new dress. aad en-.
lAsgrd BY the addition Of another column.
Il !. n.w 10 eolanan. sud very hand
.asss ss.l sxssllsns paper. We hail this
nssrksd evidence Of he progress asd pros
trrity u our friends With great pleasure.
Thss shey may continue to sseceed, aud
sh~ir prosperity increase they have our
sas,ss ,iscsrc wishes.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23

Win H. Nsvsaber Nunbsr Messrs.
esrieess I Co. beesa the aAh vol. Of
thsis lRsarsttd AbssAly. ssder the man.
soensas u Dr.. J. g. Hollasd, Who be-
oies h The ssv vol. The story Of "Arthur
De1assassls." We nd dis saory With
|sssas isssssa. Il b very ssssrssinisg.
'ssd ~ III 10 b . sspital serial. Il.
". eess1y dvss very istsressiug ss-
ssuat 81 bic sxpssisses ~ an officer Of the
U. 8. Steamer watsrss wrecked BY the
srsss Tidal Wave. eassed BY the earth
quake which destroyed the town Of africa,
il Psru. in the simmer Of 1868, and also
thrilling account Of that tsrribls disas-
ter. An illustrated article On Northern
Russia aud 81. Petersburg" by Edn.
Dean Proctor. gives us an insight into
the Tie Of the people of those regions.
There are nssy ether excellent articles.
indeed the entire masasine is made up Of
highly entertaining and instructive mat.
ter, and we recommend the .Seribner to
eur readers as one Of the very best maga-
siues published. The subscription price
is e4.00 . year, and the publishers offer
the back numbers to complete the sets. to
new Subscribers at merely nominal rates.
Address Scribuer 4 Co. 854 Broadway,
New York.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23

Auruns LsAvss.-Ths almsnaes do
~. ut clearly should. warn us that about
shis aiua sf yess ths lsdiss begin to litter
tbs hesse With rsmarkabIe specimens Of
estnuoal tolisgs. which thsy very care.
i6lly pssss bssvssn The leaves Of books.
81 thss forget I'll sbsat them. But all
Utoeue log. vhea ysu open % unaesus-
osos1 voouns, tsssss efssss asd yellov
tt1sh rueolse - tts 1ocs, vhiis = q.
Dgsos1so u topetlsnss-ve trust noehise
Wssse-psstD Jses lips. n ssasssspssis
~ = - . - Dire 70 tate yoursessG-
henss - dgislae. - u ~ tsss IN q .
o1o1fmeoo1l dlop1o1ofso, - wiIl euoh q
tpo1Y - - 0vos oeoDo uoinGp ssmbins-
- = elerss ~ ~ 49, ~ u ~
- N1ne - ~ - ysss6slf uaaqk
us9 Spe1aSulot = - - ~
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23

Il r....2sl. E .,! 7 cid e = n hssl'.''ss
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23

J. y. wmliAssox, Rsq. Of wilmingtoa, 10 our
aushesisrsi eanvsssisy sad ccllscsing agent.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23

1s.sss. Dick ssd Fitzgerald. psblish-
80. Nsv York. have our thants scr .
ny isssssssisG ssd sasestsisise little
- ssllsd :. IIossrd's Rssisssioss." .
ssnpi,ssses u ssSioss, pathetic asd eea-
y atresisss. :. Az Ivishnss's lstoss, |"
= ssr nut psss. = speensn ofshs esn-
~ NJ . Ne sest II usavea." % ess
is1k. = - sssiuss shssssssss Of sbsss
Svrl6asisee.
~ ~ slue isastesa - thsa sbs '' Bss
s y ssssssy. z : plsssisg liaals bsst
- sssnpnsyiso ~ stsvs.
~ - eo1sisets netls sslunss. ~
~ - = vt,sa ~ ~
- - epss. sIsah = 80.
WIZ 4 ~ w
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
0yGD1Dlls

n cssAns, II. !ss.s.. = ~ lats.
" - = Ias5s1sg. a AGs1.I 11ls :
eaSlaU ~ - csess9seeo: E {
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
4 CAsngs.

Forbes Ray, Of Newark, who has been insane
for some years, was transferred from the asy-
lam In Philadelphia, TO the insane department
Of the Almshouse In this city, on Friday last
lie holds some property, and has the interest Of
$4,000 len by the lsie Enoch Roberts, during
his life, consequently his board will be paid reg
ulsrly and tho county renumerated fos the cx-
pssss Of hls entsriaiament. M. Ray b blIsd a.
veil - insane, and tbsss is little hors ebr the
restoration Of his reason. He hes an iusessstine
family who fsel bis afaiction very severely - VT
nisSfes kPs6sieaa.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23
D. .. Isassstaee.

At the Fall Meeting Of the New Castle Prcsby.
terry held In the First Presby terian Church, New
ark, Del. a Standing committee on Sabbath
School work within It's limits, was appointed as
follo~s:--Rev. Charles Mallory, Rev. Mr.. Conk-
ey, Rev. J. Umstcad, Rev. DR.. Nahum, and FL
drrs John r. Mci.esr, J. q. Foulk and d. l..
Dunning. On Tuesday last, the COMMITTEES met
in the psrlor Of Mr.. d. l.. Duuning, In this
town, and arranged programme for the win
,ers campaign. They propose to hold Sunday
School Institute at Milford, Del. on the 9Th and
10th, of December next.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23

o. Friday eveaing ofiast Wed, ~ ths ftsighs
trais arSsssehsd xiddletown depot, several eat-
issssd osi, doiss sons " ssasd ssa ielsy III ,.@S. l
liss'' bssbss thg sssuek s6e groasl. This vsu.
tus1ooms exploit of lhe cattle uas NitnsnsA b. 3
lady and gsatlemaa who WIN valalnR nssr he
B. ,. Tbsy q eees ea1lsd ~ asSsG1loa of "
saGineer 70 this lqes u hesh, ssd ~ tsaia ~
steppad. yhe adssntaspns ntils wsss Sbsai
404Ae oeeiss4 but - ssvessly loIssed by
depol.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23

:. On Thursday, the il,h isst Dr.. q, Tresp
Maxwell, Of this joxn, resnossd By - scspaiios,
the had Of the thigh bsns. ftou shs peQ1Ds of
NJ. Thomas Backward wss rssjds ~ Behs-
~ naases y 0scil eeaAy, ~. W uadse.
stand that ooqla Sdus y ess ineAss ef bess Wsgs
talpp Qq6 vk5eA ~ b : dlesassl epptislaa.
-: backsssth = Npsssd = b dslse vsll.
Middletown transcript., 1872-11-23

We ARE the Agents for ". Ne pcrorcsis, Pat
terms and would call attention To the great re-
duciion in prices, all Patterns formerly Trihiled
a, 40. so aud CO cents reduced 20, - AMI 50 cts
4 complete assortment OF the yatiuns Stt les
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The Horse Disease.
Religious seaside Resers.

committee OF the Wilmington (Dsl. Preach.
srs Association, accompanied by Messrs. Ponl-
sou and Robinson, of Baltimore. purchased no,
long sisce about 400 acres Of land, adjoining the
River, stretching along the coast for mile asd
extending inland about half mile, as location
for a religious seaside resort and camp meeting
ground. The committee say: The water OF
the wells and springs is superior. and the line Of
scashorc cannot probably be equalled in the T.
nised States. The bathing Is nex, best to tina, Of
Cape May, and, altogether the location IL such
as 10 give II advantages and points Of interest
possessed by no other watering place on the At
laniic."