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New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
CATTLE WskNLrS.

Brry.1o J1lr p trLE- Recent. sl rs relortd -.
I ~ '
.t. cas. sgaIa8t COS aH. ifT a.. saes
The slow tcForFs irt i- f'A ' COM
weaker. only irU ots F Ore 'ari. ol f'
srg 'nrouth gn'. .', = PEI Iu.
steers rsuf1c fon lOif t1 lOI1 p . r. ' ' ' 'ti
OH. fsrr, riarg from 1912 if72 h - l2c9t' . 20
h.aH h from 9j2 ID Of % % ~ V'~3 ~.
lob heal 1rs a-.-r on 1t - go. 30 htfl ir1anA
steers sverlgi1g l.fs} N sj 10 1900,
suEf1 A,p Aa,.ecp p ibe week tr. lar y tW lead.
against - 900 head or ta tn' a Rf Che afse' VA
moderately active 'i4lc Ot hHn ift ssfs- ct ~ ~
Canada 'c~ht sa's -l head tfrt' rha p ag ron 70 ~ %,
b rG+i 6Z 9iH bead Calala Nhsrp fal-g irs q. To W.
H. % e 72gtj tj Jj) heal Michigan shrp, rrSnf ron 40
% 80 n. q StU$f 90 -
Hoa,-R.pI Ipe o4a5. including rroroi a.-yas $500 head
the total snn'y fr The thus far otOJ ta afinsI
1850 he'd Cor he sane tHr a tae m...1 "s aui 81
slight a.vagcc vc'rear prices only f'.r t lli' ar 10 ths
p,h or ao prices aay sJQ$J 30 most 7t lc arrivals were
through con. .z-utlts
BAIuSoFt Iay 2icrrrg more active ard hEie oTe- very
t0aY Jtaj lO; tet LT std ir-i llttT.
47s057s.; netum good quality, 4Dic recepls 5'O
he3d sales, Ii4O head
ify aud ~. higher bu.cle a. Bci feceipN.
23S9 heal.
CntcAGo Ju Receipts 5000 market qrt; E'i-
10 choice JJi 4.1tlt +5e,n "'l '''A
ef, 81 4pISt shipments > 900 head .
Ho6 OH aul oser EIsf heavy reeptsi f~ip l5 VUA
bed T1'C craE; o. .''' r'1-1- - or a' - 'O"
81 70 gooi 20 sItri - 5O09J stiomerN $500 te't.
oHsEPcc i3OO head n4rAe. Q-c' aa! lncas aecine iVs
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
Tile ACCUSED Ex-cnIEF OF POLICE.

The trial of McWilliams and Doyle was re-
sumed yesterday morning before Judge scudder,
OBnen the Juror who sick, having sufficiently re-
covered to attend Mr.. Williamson continued MS argu-
uent from the point where he had been interrupted,
not however going over any new ground. He insisted
strongly ON the entire wOrthessness OF McDonoughs
testimony. and claimed that MoWiams's flight, under
the circumstances under which the escape was made,
was reasonable and not TO be used as proof OF guilt
On concluding he applauded the Court interfering
to preserve order.
At moor Mr. Winfield began the closing argument for
the defense He did not, however, materially add "
the strength Of the argument.
Giicbrst then closed for the prose-
cution speaking for over two hours At the conclusion
OF his speech the Court adjourned for the day.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
DEPARTURE OF THE sEvENTYFIRsT REGIMENT

Yesterday afternoon the list Regiment, y.
NJ about strong left the city on their excur-
sion 10 New-Haven where they were welcomed by
the firing Of cannon and rockets. The streets were
lined with immense crowds and were gay with IRE
works. Private houses, Offices, &c, were decorated
with flags and Chinese lanterns. AT the Union Armory
the regiment was welcomed by Col. Smith OF the 20
Connecticut Mayor Lewis presented them the freedom
Of the city, and Col Nose responded Tor MS regiment
after which they partook OF magnificent banquet
Friday morning the reg ment Will visit savin Rock for
clambake, IN the afternoon they will have dress
parade on the Green. and in the evening the band Will
Give grand concert while the officers and guests OF the
list are entertained with banquet by the officers OF the
Oh Connecticut.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
FOREIGN NOTES.

The directors of the North Colonization Rail
way OF Canada have accepted the tender Of Messrs D.
Mcdonald and II. Abbott contractors, for the sum Of
a 900 500 exclusive OF extra works rating nc S2)T5) per
mile inclusive OF bridges and equipment IL IA expected
that the railway will DO open for tr2ino by OctODcf
1875.
George Carr Glynn, who was born in 1897
and created Baron Of Woyerton in 1862 died yesterday
morning. HIS eldest son, the Hon. George Grenfel
Gynn Joint Secretary Of the Treasury and famous as
a Parliamentary whip will succeed to the 6aronetcy:
II is probable that Mr.. Thomas Brassey, Member OF
Parliament for Hastings. will become the whip IN the
House OF Commons In place OF Mr. GIynn, when the
latter goes 70 the House OF Lords.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
was played on the Union Grounds, yesterday. Follow
ing is the score;
Il. "a "a S,h 5h s.b Tn sh OH roisk
Sa,l1p S,l%or'. Q Q 3 5 al

The cholera has apparently disappeared troE'
the interior Of Kentucky deaths Eom we're fcpoFtl 10
yesterday
Archer Downey, William Anderson ana deorge
" Wsri we've Eod on wednesday. By te explosion % i "ef
near RlshyiC Ind
The four italian children recently rescued rom
their padone :, EeTliavea will " ~ ~ Ic state io'iA ~
until bc ua IN OCTOBER
The funeral OF the late Clief-Justco Cnapnau
fYfssaelusets wb1ss remains aI.v.l n tt c .,t' N ~
We phai x t.k pse he Oa SJuih CA4cl apf s'l Mass
on saurisY. 30 p. ,
... In PHILADELPHIA Yesterday Madame W"lmaItb.
M Jc1u1g. bsfmpe Gonnn f9ahit @3,1 ~ rs ~,
beer brought flra. POI af a-t bear Ic'fJ A'' "' "
~ $1,000 osl each for 'fsl
The sfpafnbNa owners Of - lOgls have lOr-
wan. . 20 Ie stfief o. sf ''
~ U Illinois t'ff-e utcI Is ihcy'' s,ab 0''"'
tie navigation oi Che hrrfvirH.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
TIE FTRE RECORD.
IN MOUNT CARMEL, PEyY.-Loss $4,000.

POTTsvILLE, July PA fire in Mount
Carmel last night, commencing in George Pointers
building, destroyed Is buildings in the square,
comprising the business portion Of the place. including
G.. W. subb'5 store, the Western Union Telegraph
Office and the stores OF Richard Cannon and d. H. silly.
Thirteen families homeless. The buildings were all
OF wood The heat intense rendering all attempts
TO save them useless as there was supply OF water
except from pumps wells Only one building in the
square was saved The loss is $4,000, the insurance
principally in home companies
EXTENSIVE FIRES OK LONG ISLAND.
Fires have been raging in the "Wild Dis
tric" on the Long Island Railroad. between Yaphank
and Manor the past two days When tho mail train
passed. LAST evening, the flames spreading rapidly,
aud there was great danger that the Ere would sweep
over large Of valuable woodland The territory
already swept by the fire Is estimated to be about two
miles square Everything is very dry and much yaua
bic timber has already been destroyed together with
large quantity Of cord-wood Fears entertained for
the safety Of the farmhousos and oubuildngs in the
vicinity.
As the train passed the vicinity OF Lakeland, large
fires were burning In the woods either side Of the
track and I'm close proximity 10 large number Of dwell
ncs and outbuidings. Tho fire extended for distance
OF two miles was rapidly extending its area, and was
apparently uncomfortable. There number Of poor
families living in the wild district" and II ia believed
that large number OF them will lose their houses, out
buildings and elects.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.


The Permanent Committee of the Assembly,
70 sit at Versailles during the Of that body, Is
composed Of ten members OF the Right and Center,
seven members Of the Lett and one BOnapartst. Inc
Duke dAumale to-day asked leave Of absence from the
Assembly for the purpose OF presiding oyer the Court
Martial which is to try Marshal Bazaine.
The bill authorizing the construction OF the Church Of
the Sacred Heart grand cathedral the nights Of
Montmartre overlooking Paris passed the Assembly to-
day after an exciting debate IN the course OF which
much violent religious partsanship was evoked.
II is probable that the Assembly viii adjourn on
Thursday next.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
UNSETTLED CONDITION OF vALENCIA-DEsERTIONs
TO THE CARLIsrs-PROPosITION TO ESTABLISH
srp.p ArE GnvEnNMENT Az CARrAGENA

| JhE hEPUBLlC OF SPAIN.
UNSETTLED CONDITION OF vALENCn-DRsERTIONs
| TO THE CARLsTs-PROPosTTION TO ESTABLISH
| SEPARATE GOVERNMENT AT CARTAGENA.
| MADRID, Thursday, July a.. 1879.
A collision between the inhabitants of Va
enca ana the Republican troops in that city is appre
hended Descrtlons from the Government forces in
Valencia continue.
BARCELONA, Thursday, July y. 1878
The 0end0rmOIc OF tLis city to the numDer otZh nave
Joined the Carlist forces.
BAYOYSE, Thursday, July %, 1873
Advices received from ClrIst sources State That
the minority the Cortes intend to leave Maird anu
20 to Cartagena, where they purpose establishing a
separate Government. They ondeayonng to induce
Sehor ri Margil TO accompany them.
From the same source is learned that the Insurgents
at Clrtagena have enlisted 1OGO men, Of different na-
tionaies in their cause, and increased their forced
contributions upon the inhabitants to $4,000.
Col Nlaza has left Madrid for the purpose of foment
ing insurrectoa in the province Of Jaen HIS arrest
has been ordered by the GoVernmea.
LEcUMBEFRT, France. July 2i, 1873.
Don CarlOs by the advice OF bis General hosaced to
advance on Pampeluaa, and is waiting for junction
with the forcesoi Doreglrry His whole force nuuibers
1900 men fully armed Numerous Fr9neh volunteers
are arriving aud demanding
MADRID. Thursday II'y 81, 1877,
The American steamer 5neuandoah ana E.l,lsh man-
of-war re in the Port Of Malaga.
CARTAsENA, Thuf3day, July q, 1873
The decree Of salmerpn declaring the rebel ships
pirates caused great paaic and they viii DDt leave
port Tor Malaga as intended. YOlent threats made
against slneron and other members Of the Govern
ment.
Later reports state that the Prussan frigatc Frederic
Charles has captured the rebel gun0oaA YigaDte An
tonic Galyez commander The forces are abroad be-
tween Torreyega and CJrtageua. The city Is alarmed
and the troops arc under arms. Tue Prls5an consul
hostcd his lag ard threatened to burn the residences
situated tho principal street
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
A PRUSSIAN FRIGATE CAPTURES. a RLBEL
STEAMER.

MADRID, Thursday, july q, lSi)-
The Prussian. frigate dispatched by the Ger
man Consul IN pursuit Of the Spanish war steamer
Vgilaute, which captured by the insurgents, over
hauled and captured her route for Amena, whittier
she was bound for the purpose Of proclaiming thai
Province an Independent canton. senor Gaiyez dep
uiy TO the Cortes, command Of the Figiante
The German Embassador has offered to deliver the cap
tured vessel into the hands Of the Government.
dispatch the town Of Fgueras in the Province
Of Gerona says the gates of the city have been closed
the streets barrcaded. and the authorities were pre-
pared for defense against the insurgents. number Of
Carsts have been arrested and six priests suspected
Of intriguing for Don Carlos have been thrown into
prison.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
TIE RIGHTS OF TIE MEXICAN FREE ZONE Up

MATAMoRos, jay 2i-The Federal District
Court here has pronounced important decision favor
able to importers OF merchandise from foreign countries
denying the right of the Government TO collect duty OF
ehaf per pound goods Imported into the Zona
Libra This decision is based the provisions OF the
new tariff, and made tho protest OF Matamoros
merchants AGAINST the eXactl0ns OF this duty by the
Customs officials who had persisted In collecting II.
although the former tariff under which NJ previously
imposed had been repealed Tue effect Of the decision
viii he to extend the privilege under the Zona Libra
-. IS applicable " uGhQas the isee eqIr
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
CLOSE OF SHELTER ISLAND cAMp-MEErING.

CLOSE OF SHELTER ISLAND CAMP-MEErING.
The Shelter Island camp-meeting closed for
the season. last night, day before the time adyer
tised The Rev. Dr. NJ. L. Scudder Presiding Elder,
preached at 10 a. IN, the Rev Dr. o. f. ketto oi mart
f,rd AT d. u and the Rev. Dr. Harris pastor OF the
shelter Island Presbyterian Church. at night Tho entire
meeting was success The number present varied at
each meeting from 200 to 1000 Daring s continuance
two excursions from Norwich Conn. Of 800 persons each
atcd tue island, be'lde several yachts ncm y ~
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
5uerlal Nonles
Chittenango Mineral Water,

ChtteuangO Mineral Waters
Cure Rheumatism Dyspepsia aud al Diseases Of lives ku ni kdneyA
Sod quarts aud pAs BY leading drass Depc Oor lace
=. HENRY.
Pos-Odce NOticeh, mah FOR Baop@ during We end-
ing SArURUAI July % 1873 vail close a. as ohcr "a NhNkS
DAY, AZ II THUkSDAl ~ II o. Va. a1l "a SATURDAY
a. IL m. sDd ~ fhO> l. JANIS Fcs.-atter
sound and Hearing, Voice and Speech. Toe hNpis-
With gstIauccs Three
By ProL klsberg. in TRIBUNE LbClUHs EXTRA No. ..
Tribune Lecgare l1Tra No. >.
the METHOD OP CREATION
AN EARNEST PROTEST. AGAINST
THE DAil9lNIAN THEORY.
Tue,e delivered oy Prof AGASSz before tho M.eua u
Coaparsu's Zoology At CAuhrlge Ma containing
reconcile niornanoa concerning Aana Life pund TAU
Tbnt sheet eGhIpsSe aai illustrated With aaneous eaStaps>
NOW READY,
TRIBUNE LHCrURR RxTRA NO. EIGHT
This sheet also contains woplsral FOSSILS dsoas
srd IN the Rocky Mountains By the tas College KIpeiOr
Price single copies BY mail 10 10 s'e ot 70
Address THg TRIBUNE. NeUfora
Nine E'irh 'h.sN eou'ng % .,a li ~ EhtranSss
.d crSsi sosJsS aggou W. 60 ss';s
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION AGAIN
ACTIVE.

IAAIs, IHUTUdyi JUIJ =, I5IJ'
The Government has received information
which it regards as Trustworthy that Instructions have
been issued from the head OF tho mternatOnas in
London 70 its subordinatcs In France TO organize for
series OF labor strikes throughout the Republic to be
carried into effect during the coming Of the
Assembly Increased vigilance the part Of the local
authorities ordered and contact OF the soldery with
foreigners is prohibited.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
TIE HOHENZOLLERN CANDIDATURE NOT
ABANDONED.

PARIs, Inursday, July ~ I8T3.
The journal de Paris to-day says the project
OF placing Prince OF the house OF HOhenzOcrn upon
the throne Of Spain has not been abandoned. mum
Der OF disconented Carst leaders and former Liberal
Unioniss are said to the Hohenzoern candidacy
The Journal also says the Cure Of Santa Cruz pro
claimed rebel by Don Carlos for being concerned in
this intrigue.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
rHE SLAVES CAPTURED AT KHIyA.

4 dispatch from Khva says the decree issued
By the Khan on the 2ith u totally abOlishing slavery
throughout his dominons provides that all persons held
In bondage shall be made citizens returned to their
native countries.
The Grand Duke Nicholas has returned from his com
maud with the Expedition against the Khan OF Khiya.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
JULY HEATHER.
SEVERE rHUvDER-sroRMs IN ENGLAND.


LONDON, July 24.-The western and north
eru counties England were visited by thunder
storms yesterday, causing great damage 10 property
and the crops.
The heat of yesterday was intense, the high
temperature being rendered more oppressive by GER
tain OF the atmosphere. The following is the
sunstroke record:
Henry Rodgers, age 49, Of No 5o5 Greenwchst. pros
trated at Eighthave. and Jane-st. taken to Bellevue
Hospital.
Mary Mangin age 4O OF No. 3is East ThIrythird-st;
prosratedin Canal-st.; taken to Bellevue Hospital.
Laynia Mari, age 40 homeless and destitute; pros
trated in GreenwIch-s; taken to Bellevue Hospital
Peter Beardne 35, Of No. Is Ro0sevelIst pros
trated IN Churchst attended NJ twenty seventh IIe-
cioct starlon-house aud sent home.
Jeanette Morrow, 30, of No 90 Tenth-ave; pros
trated IN Eighth-aye attended Dy police surgeon at
the Twenty ninth Precinct Staonhouse aud sent home
william Johnson age 20; prostrated at No. lbs Chat
hamst.j taken 10 the ContresJ. Hospital
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
w,.HaTGE GETGE qg y TE n F5g1 GEEE JGy5 Sy GrfiGER
synopsis for he past "a hours
The barometer has fallen since wednesday
night at all stations OF the Rocky Mountains except
in Maine and DacOtah. The lowest pressure Is over the
upper lakes; the temperature has risen over the
lover Missouri Valley and upper lake Region ~ II
with partly cloudy weather now reported from the
south Atlantic and eastern Gulf coasts Wneie SOUTH
easery and south hwesterly winds prevailed with cloudy
weather and rain during Thursday northwestery winds
with partly cloudy and clear weather are reported from
the Middle ami Eastern states southeast and south
west winds with cloudy and threatening weather, Itom
the upper lakes northwest winds, rising barometer,
aud clear weather prevail in the extreme northwest.
PrObdbtlieies.
On Friday for tho Gulf States souherly winds higher
tenperture partly cloudy weather and on tho coast
local rains.
FOR the south Atlantic States southeriy winds with
local storms.
For ne Middle and Eastern States generally clear
Vcahcr NTH higher temperature, JoIoEed friday ere
ming by occasional local storms
For the lower lake region falling barometer higher tenn
pcrdure, south westerly winds, partly cloudy weather
For the Upper Lakes and Northwest nsnE barometer
lower temperature northwest aud southwest "ihds,
aud clear or clearing weather.
For the Ohio Valley westerly winds, clear or partly
clear weather, higher temperature and possibly local
storm.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

Haven and elaewhere The religious interest was well
sustained while the secular enIoymens were freely In
duged In, without inurng the good effect sixty
cergymen Identified with various religious donOmns-
lions visited tho meeting during the week.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
IHE ST4TE or TRADE.
nnNE.IIr MAR.rrs.

DsrRoT, July 2t-Four qtat aui u.ohtr-l W. iul sna
love-: Eva bsf +i rjt SO. NIur -- rs. Anir h.rai.
eaf i. sl 30 asael Corn q.r. l " hsN,
4Ti-: =, iGai1c. Ol trr ord oler 3-r e' '3 -slet
R.e.irt.g COO Lush Wheat OoH gsa. arcr W 900
bJs Flour; OOO bu.h. Wheat = toJ bu.n. torl.
Wrv.G-Oy c. Jflv - ~ sf's fureal.rh inn 90 31s.
p ole.. no sa.e, reported tra5- -
Jlrl s IU -. yellow H. uuI Yir4n. fsf on. "a D.. l5
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

TRACES FOUND OF THE IOWA TRAIN ROBBERS.
ST. LOUIS, July PA dispatch from ST..
Joseph Mo- says tnat the Iowa tram robbers arc be-
llegcd 20 have been ta d into hoaanoy County, no,
and Al il tLou.At they TIu DO osD.ur.I.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
DEMONSTRATION OF ORANGEMEN At
ARMAGH.
DUBLIN, Thursday July q, 1873.

The Orangemen Of Armagh made demon
straton Yesterday honor of the visit OF number o.
delegates from Canadian lodges. Fully 5000 persons
participated. There was disorder.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
TRIPLE MURDER IN UTAH.

SALT LAKE CITY, July PA fnghtful
tragedy occurred at the mouth OF Brigham Canon this
afternoon. ranchero named Cotton and his two sons
killed BY another ranchero named Butcher. with
rifle. The Of the triple murder is unknown but Is
probably the result OF old feud.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
TRIAL OF MARSHAL BAZAlNE.
PARIS, Thursday, July "a. rs

Prince Frederick Charles of Germany has
tondered to Marshal Bazaine evidence in his favor
his trial tor the surrender Of Metz TO tho Prussan army
The Marshal however, declined to permit the evidence
10 bo introduced.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
n Ciffr
SAII.FT,
MARRIED.

Fuslilg T. I. on Tues''y July
~ 1873 by w. COnkny d. d., Ar william Barrett y
Mss Mary a. GIidtrsieeve, bOsI OF Nc"-iora cry.
JtCOB-PUTNAM-Oa Weiael,. July % at the City llau By
ayemr7rr Dr. Abaham cobb % Dr. Mary O. daughter Oi
the late Geo T. Pgtuan. No cards
NFL-NICIOLSON- Bokyn Wednesday, July % 1873. By
the Gleason Robert he OF Havana Cuba 10 aEgaeb
b.. Nicholson.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
COMMERCIAL WIT,

From TA< Commercial advertiser.
"That the cholera should attack that good
Mr. johnson aud miss them railroad rOboers" says Mrs.
BOiin, "puts me all ont of cOnceit OF pohucs."
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
LATEST SHIP NEDS.
lToy ,aey shin ye,cs see Second Pagci

TIOr 5fTer NfTTV N11OWT TUVET
ARRIVED.
Steamship Greusds {Gcwl Wilmington, Del if bi.ast 10
PacIc AIl Sfelus alp Co.
Sclr C. Br) nrt St John Y T., DAYS N aih
scaOgyEG3--llV.t ASD CIi5rnIsE
B4lftrore a. p. simmons. George
or, Geor rtetowu Isaac Merutt BRIDGEPORT.
r o. Warner Pottliui c. &la A. pr.t Portland, C.
NIHD-Sundown. IgA ~; clesr
SAILED.
Steamships Ft,a Ilmlurs; rof D7t, r Liverpool Cleo
sr Ariel Tor POiPuucei ueln Li'ls oE
.ayauuAh; IsaaC Lcl, i1r .r.o.t, &C.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
g,v,vvAH ia July 2f-Arryed steamship F'onla. from
SAILED, steamships Magnolia, for AeFi0rLi AlE Leon, Tor
CrAFfgsrov S. c. Jny 24-Saei bark s.ciian for WcY-
moutb. Mlss. schr Nellie starr, Jacksonville
F0RrRgss Monroe Va, July -i.-Saol brig Bperlnsi Tor
NrslOrk
Bu,rDy July 2Auivci steamship Lord CLye GOm Ligerpo0ii
sclr. Davidson. frUm Na1-York
FOREIGN PORTS.
Ioyp,y July TIL. julie ptiill-lpha M IsmhUr-
pot nt, Det to-day ad wio rescued n he scar
Gns Dckerson while Latter i0uulerng 0i cape God
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25

The sixth game Of tho championship series
between IDe MuIqlls VI thh elIy aud ts B,.oge plae
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
Gz-xzz.zHEIztZzzzs
DIED

Al NoGces Of H4,riage8 must be ndoy5ed Nth faII
name aAG G!iiCoS.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-25
CONSOLIDATION OF NEw-JERsEY ROADS.
An ANITC AND GREAT WESTERN BONDS.

The Atlantic and Great Western Railroad
Company have issued in London SOOOo eight per cent
Western Extension Certificates at % per cent WIN lu
teret d,ug from the first Of July, and redeemable on
that d three wears hence The object OF this issue Is
20 enable the road 10 obtain controlling interest IN
the stock OF the Cleveland Columbus CincinhaI & ana
Indianapos line The mileage thus 0DtaiheI VIII ~
gregate ll32 of which miles are freehOlu tne
were placed la the London market by bschOnsheih O.
G. Oldschmidt the Erie bankers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-09-25
Mineral and Electrical Water.


olo ONE o the disc assess successful treat
Kidneys Diabetes
earlier stages ST. Vi' Dance Paralysis Asthma,
Bronchitis all forms of Liner Diseases and Dyspepsia,
speedily cured Chorois all Female Weakness
Go Rheumatism, Epp Scroflo, and Diseases othe Skin.
For etcontn ma o pr
a Physician andPr rSpata,W
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/ sidcre3 curahie} that r, f.. ......
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S5@Fl REWARD oi!a'-. 4.
PBIEToRS Of any me. -.
many genuine living
length Of time as Dr. !''.
g $2 d. REV ARD0FF +.
proving Jos. 2. Filter q.
rraia an Of thr ce1r.ra...'
syIvamia in 1873. ara 2.
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'fS SI6a " + FIN 81 AID ''iI.I IT. {Nl
CTt II. ~ ~ a n ale t, d. OIL. .
tas.a. Colchicum. Nerear!, s
to the system in pr. t !. y f.
- 500 CERTIFiC4IL' % + IS !.
Of cure. including Rev. H. :. J..
k | gpasi P i I'''a lbe g..s
Davis, Iii :: Eee .1 ii.
Murphy. Franktort I, + ~.
nings and Doctor N''yl ~. r...r
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-09-25
THE WHEEIER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINES.

have received the agency for this superior
Machine, for Grand Rapids and Centralia. The
are to well known to require display Of their
merits, other than through their workings. |
am prepared to supply hemmers ruties fuckers.
needles and machine oil 20 al parties desiring
these things. Persons DESTROYS of procuring
sewing machine are requested to call and exam
the Wheeler y Wilson before purchasing, at my
residence just uorth of the Roche House.
MRS. KIRK PATRICK.
Grand RapidS June 18th 1873 emo.