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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-02-06
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Gt cures az if By MAGNETTC
INFLUENCE Neuralgia and all pain, and is
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has no equal as a remedy for
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhea, Dysen-
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ITS Timely use will cure Colds, Group, Diph-
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when properly used, Fever and Ague,
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Nervous Pain Sick-Headache, and Rheu-
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have failed Toothache, Earache, Burns. Chill
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'Ehe genuine has Ed. Ransom d Co.'s
private Revenue Stamp on the outside, and DR..
j. r. Mier's Magnetic Balm blown in the bottle.
Examine closely, and buy none but the gen
uine.
Solo by all Druggists. Price % cents per
bottle.
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MANHOOD:
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

JUST published, new edition of DIR. CULVER
WELLS Celebrated ESSAY on the radical
cure OF certain weaknesses, the effects of errors
and abuses in early life.
she celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates froma thirty years success
Iul practlce, that the alarming consequences of
sucn errors and abuses may be radically cured
Wltnout the dangerous use of internal medicine
OF sae application of the knife; pointing ont a
,noue OF cure at once simple, certain and eectua,
nls CONDITION may be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and rddScdtIy
" This lecture should be In the hands of every
youth and eve ~ man in the land.
oent, under seal, In plain envelope, to any adj
uress, postpaid, on receipt of six cents, or two
:. Also, DR.. culverwell's Marriage Guide, price
20 cents
Address Ia g Pm blishers
CHAS. j. G. ESLIHE . CO..
81 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box4,5S6
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AERIAL TEL EGRAPH.

On Thursday the Senate passed the bin incorpo-
rating the LOOMS Aerial Telegraph Company.
This Is a novel scheme and promises the develop
ment OF new and important facts Prof Loomis
the inventor, proposes, according to the Washing
ton correspondence Of the Cincinnati Commercial
10 telegraph from g high peak Of the Rocky
Mountains to sho highest attainabe peak of the
Alps, at which point tower is to be erected. on
the top ofwhich huge mast ie to be placed An
apparatus capable Of collecting electricity IL to be
put upon the upper end Of this mast, by means OF
which, at such elevation, it lie claimed a stratum
OF the atmosphere will be reached which is
changed with electricity. Ground connections,
th0 same az in ordinary telegraph, will be erected
This electrified stratum OF the atmosphere will as
with the ordinary single wire and ground connec
uon' make complete circuit, ard it is claimed
Una1 the slightest pulsation OF electricity at one
tower VIII produce q similar pulsation at the
o'ner The company is to have capital stock OF
@%OO'0o0' with the privilege OF increasing the
same 10 $,2OOO,o0O if the interest Of the company
snail IT, The business and objects OF the corpo-
faon are state in the bill to be develop and uti-
@e 1he principles and powers of natural electricity
70 DC used In telegraphing generating light heat,
@nu "oIl'e power, and otherwise and to operate
any machinery run by electricity for any purpose,
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SsT IT'D E
GIN R q STEAN.
CIR ACES,

''And nom dbideth Faith, Hope and Charity;
these three, bat the greGtest OF these is Charity"
CANT line and stipple steel engraving 21x27 inches
The grouping and pose of the figures are grace
ful beyond description, and the faces of such
rare and heavenly beauty that it seems as If the
artist must have seen them In vision.n This
singuarly attractive and lovely picture has been
prepared by the publishers OF ''ARrHUR's Illus
TRATED HOME MAGAZINE" as a free gift to their
subscribers for 1873, and we have just made ar
Engagements with them to club the TELEGRAPH with
Their Magazine and so get the picture for our new
Subscribers.
For $3.50 in advance we will send the TELE-
GRAPH and ''AnTHUR's ILLUSTRATED HOME MAGA-
ZINE" for year, with the picture Eree. An ad-
dit'onai ekarge OF 30 cents will be made to those
who have the TELEGRAPH delivered By carrier.
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The Mormons are feeling their way into Arizona
200 Saints have been ordered on to open the way
for colonies from Utah, which will range them
selves along the route of the thirty-frth parallel
Pacific Railroad, Arizona has long been one of
the most pestifercus nests of savages on the Con-
tinent, but il this hardy and prolific people gain
hold in that territory the Indian question win be
simplded as military expeditions could never do
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Sour Hope and Our Joy."

Two 81 Pictures OF Exceeding Beauty
and Loyeiiness GIVEN AWAY 10 anew
subscribers.
Having the agency Of s. Wood & Co. publish
eTs OF WOODS HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE and ProDri-
etor ofthese tinted companion pictures we are
enabled to offer them as premiums to new sub-
scribers for the TELEGRAPH and Woon's HOUSE
HOLD MAGAzINE. They are printed on heavy
plate paper, 2Ox24 inches, and were originally
published by Prang u 90. by whom they were
sold at so each. These pictures represent the
heads of a little boy and girl, and 'OUR HoPE''
and "OUR JoY'' are just the names for the dear.
bright, happy little faces They always ''take on
sight and must be seen to be appreciated
Both ofthese Beautiful Chromos will be given to
new Subscribers for the TELEGRAPH and W. ops
HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE for So 25 in advance Oce
of the Chromus will be given to new Subscribers
for the TELEGRAPH for 80, or for the MAGAzyNE
Tor $3.50 in advance. An additional charge of
5Octs will be made for delivery by carrier.
All desiring to obtain premium gifts free to
subscribers are invited to call and see thsse beau
tlfnl and lovely companion pictures.
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THE CHRISTIAN GRACES.'

"a E1VsF % VEctaE0 on sUEUAsBENs WFNCE NFRSE
Beauty GIVEN AWAY 10 new Subscribers,
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WE HAVE IN PRESS
a NEW BOOK

BY well known and popular author, on an en-
tirely new subject. The book will be profasely IL
ustrated and handsomely bound, and viii sell
readily to all classes Agents wishing to secure
territory should apply at once. j. B. BURR 81
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NO Person ca2a take these Bittcrs accord
ing 20 directions, and remain long unwell provided
their bones not destroyed by mineral poison other
means and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
of repair.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Headache Pain
ziness, Sour Eructatons of the Stomach, Bad last,
IN the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpltaton OF the
fteact Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain In the regIo53
II the Kidneys, and hundred other painful symptoms
IRE The otSprings Of Dyspepsia In these complaints
II mas no equal and one bottle will prove Letter guar
an!ee OF ITS merits than lengthy advertisement.
For Female Complaints, in young old,
married Or single, at the dawn Of womanhood or the
turn OF hte these Tonic Bitters display decided
influence that 4 marked improvement il percep-
tIbe III -
For Tm1lanamat tory and Chronic fSher~
fsiatAsGsl and Gout, Bilious, Remttent and Inter-
ment Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys
and Bladder. these Bitters have equal Such Dis
eases are caused by Initiated Blood which is generally
produced by arrangement of the Digestive Organs.
They are q Gentle KsErgatiye we'll
Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit of acting
as powerful agent in relieving Congestion or Inaan-
nation of the Liver and Vsccra Organs and in Bilious
Diseases
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, letter, Salt
Rheum, Bloches, Spots, Pimpes, Pustues, Bols, Car
bunces, Ring-worms, Scad- Head, Sore Eyes, Fry
sipelas Itch Scurfs Discoloraons Of the Sln Humors
and Diseases OF the SRin of whatever or nature,
are literally dug up and carried Of the system in
short time by the use Of these Bters
Grateful Thousands proclaim VINEGAR BIT
the wonderful nvigorant that sustained
the sinking system.
J WALKER, Prop'r r.. III. MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Cal.
and cor OF Washington and Charlton Sts., New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
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mouse on runners, and seemingly in good run.
Jung order, with stove and family conplete. az
rived at Princeton on Tuesday evening They
nailed from sheboyg&n, and were headed for
Black River county in this state.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

A railroad war 10 threatened 10 Alsxsn-
dris, Va. bs,wecn the city authsrities and
the Alszsadria and Washington X. h.
Co shout the ownership Of the rails oi
. hsif mile Of unu ed railway track. On
Tu-sdsy the railrosd co mpany sent labor.
ers To take up the rails the city authori-
ties. backed BY the citissus, resisted, and
. riot eusued, but nobody Seems 70 have
been hurt, and. At last accounts, all was
"quiet on the Potomsc."
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Another disastrous Gre occurred in Chi
cago last Wednesday The wind was
blowing . s,iG gale at the time. and grca.
excitement prevailed au oug the people ~
q repetition Of the great IRE Of two year,
ago. Was feared. AZ length. however,
the FIRE was gotten under control about 8.
p. NJ. The loss was .bOu. $500. 900,
and will fall heavily upon the poorer
clssscs. a. tho section shss vas burned
was occupied prineipally BY that class.
About mile and half vas burned over.
and "a houses destroyed.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

The yellow fever continues ito ravagcs
at Shreveport. La, and other places in
the South. West. At Shreveport the
deaths average - high q thirty and forty
day. The telegraph operators aro oil
except one either dead Or sick with the
fever. The physicians and nurses are all
worn out. Aid 10 being sent them a. fast
% possible from different portions Of the
country. A general panic prevails.
The pestilcnce is also raging at Mem
phis. Tenn. and Thousands Of people are
fleeing from the city. The fevcr is Of an
unusually fatal type. and .sny think il il
the Merican Vomito, and that it was in.
t,oduccd by the employees Of circus
company At Shreveport.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

FL0ops or GRAiS FROM rnR WIsr. The
wes. is now literally pouring its new grain
into the market. 1914 Or loads of grain
having passed over the Mississippi River
railroad bridge st Davenpor. and Rock Is-
land for Chicago or tho East, September
l.. and ID. The city is being flooded With
grain arriving BY rail and canal. out i,
nevertheless continues to bring fair prices.
The grain receipt. ., ,bns city on Ssp.em.
Der we're 1878 car loads. and Of These
1873 we're wheat. In addition to these
receipts BY canal were l49, 100 bushels,
priscipally Of corn.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Ben. Batter. 6ndiug tina, majority Of
the dslsgstss to the recent Massachusetts,
Republican Convention were opposed to
him. withdrew bic name % . candidate for
0svsrpsr, ssd Gov. wsshburn was re-
nominated BY scelasasiou. Butler made
spsssh declaring bic fsalsy to the party,
and saying that be sees NO reason (and
probably no cbsses Of sueesss) to run -
% Indspsadent candidate.
Now that B. B. 10 down. his former po.
liticsl admirers and adherebts hasten to
put in their kicks to help knock him down
. little further. Some. however. declare
that his Withdrawal is only . species Of
strategy aud that old Ben 10 only ''bidius
his time"
Hsw different Vas The tone Of these
Radical Journals . few years ago when
Butler vas leading the advance in the ma
licious Impsschusus attack o. Presidsas
johnson, or . little back Of that. when he
was stealing spoons and iosuI,ing lsdics.
in New Orleans. He wss . great man 10
their camp then, aud some Of them kept
bis name flying st their mast- heads a. their
candidate for President Of the United
States. and. no,vi.hs.sndisg his recsu.
defeat, We believe Butler 10 = fair type cf
the moral people Of Massachusetts,. Right
in the very face Of his originating and at
tempting to defend the " Salary Grab :"
which 10 90 vehemsptly denounced oil ever
the country. . large number, more than a
third, Of the delegates to the Republican
Convention Of thst State we're chosen di.
rscsly 10 favor Of Butler for Governor and
the fact that hs was defeated shows no. 20
much any dislike Of Butler or his course
~ the popular favori,ism Of bis competitor
who, Rep. Donnelly Of Wisconsin once
said. was stamped with tho mark Of gov
ernmsnt Office. - though hs was born to
live Of government patronage. Had But.
Ter had q new hand to contend with il 10
more than likely he would have received
the nomination.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
RI. esss. a. M. osssr,s.

A correspondent Of tho Cs.sas Of the i7th
inst, says: The work Of repairing the damage
recsniiy sustained by the ChessPeakc / Delaware
Canal 10 being rapidly repaired, under the en-
eient management OF John r. Price, superinten.
dent. The repsIrs bstwesa 81. 0eoress and
Delaware City are all completed and that portiea
Of the canal is now Ia navigabls order. The
work 70 nov being disscssd TO the stranded ves-
sels lying on the meadows lust bsloW the locks,
% the aorth eide oe the canal. rbs broksn
eausewsy has been 6flsd up, and provided With
. slsice The canal having been srooped out
sunicieutly 10 allsw Of the passage Of water, a
good stream was pumped 10 from ihe Chesa peaks
meadow on which the vessels are stranded to
the depth Of thres or four feet The boats hav-
ing besa relieved Of their cargoes, are now
a6oai, and In day or two they can be towed
Into the csnal proper, and passed through the
locks, and on to Delaware City. Il Is impossi-
BILE, At prcseat, 10 say just when the canal will
be aeaia usvigabie, bat Il will not be very long.
a. the work of repairs 10 being prosecuted with
all possible vigor.
Aeeedsne.-cpsst.
A. Joseph Roberts. Esq, was going home las,
Friday night week, In attempting 10 cross The
temporary bridge At st. AIMS, his hor'e wsat q
little too high up the bank on one side and the
carriage was upset and Mr. Roberts uncercmoni.
ously pitched out into the road. Mr.. n. was moi
much hurt but the affair made him pretty mad
and We understand he threatens 10 sue the coun.
" for damages.
A sssssnsbls Rssasaasr.
We again greet our friends, and trust the pas
senson has been TO them one OF continued pros
perity and happiness, and We now extend then
. hearty welcome TO call and inspect the iinmeus.
stock OF splendid clothing which We have pre-
pared for Fall ~en', and viii sell At the loves
prices 10 be me, with Bennett 4 Co, Towc,
Hall, SIS Markc, Street, halfway between fint
and Sixth Streets, Philadelphia.
Chesapeake q Delaware Canai.
Il Is stated that the work on the Chcsspesk,
and Delaware Canal 10 being vigorously prose
cuied, and that Eavigz,ion will be resumed by a
least the first Of October. The coal In the boat
10 beisg transferred 10 the ears and shipped b,
rail to different points The closing Of the ca
aai hsd a tendency TO augment the freight ,rafii
on the railroad, and many heavy trains are pass
lug over the roads radia,ng from Wilmington.
The Dover Dsiissass.
II 10 reported that the parties who contrsc,s,
10 repair the State House at Dover have with
drawn from the job. The New County Cour
House will not bs commenced before ne ri sprs o
When the national govern ment intends to com
mence on the new pos, Office building has no
been ascertained. The walls OF the Academ,
building are up 10 the second story.
A Decd Yield.
on Saturday week, az baskets Of peaches
were picked from . single ircc in tue orchard o
Dr. Henry Ridgcly, on his Dover farm. Ano
iher tree 10 the same orchard yielded, l.. tw,
Pickings 20 baskets. The fruit was OF ths Lat
Old Nixon variety, and was sold ~ Dover depo
for 81 per basket or $3.50 clear, for the pro
duce Of The two trees.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Loex At TaD If there 10 . solitary
mss Who 10 indifferent % 10 which party
V 10 Tie sseesdsnt In N arylsod. let him
east bic eyes over the following 6gurss
aud determine for himsslf whether be-
veald prefer The State d remain iu the
hsads Of The Democrats. q il 10 1t pssssnt,
es vhsthss b would pssier to transfer Il
70 the keeping of the Rspablieans. In .
ssabss sf the Sesthsss Ssssss. whsss Re.
publisasisa hss bad essttsl ever sisss ths
sss. shsasgh The prspssdsrssss Of The ne
- vsos. tasasiss slasss ansssas 70 zoe.
1Isssiss. u Alsbsns IL ssxss ere oS. .0g
- ~ o10o; u IlIssissippi $50; ID
Dssih Csseliss 600 = rlssils o1l so
= 1nniaisss, h . ssnbe II lssaassss, ID.
Sssvrssg vill ~ ~ ~ ssss. Tsss,
sss ossvs hsss. 10 q Ceppssassa liss.'
vtIse dsnssd ~ ssslsss sssslassssiss .
~ ~ vhs vssli sssss,ss ths elsseis,
'lnseias lsls,llossaly .- Mssnisasr Al
soenfe.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
Wonderful Sale Of Short Horn Cattle
Oves Forty Thsusana Dollars for . Cow.


The most remarkable sale Of cattle ever
made in this country took place At New
York Mills, three miles from Utica. New
York. on the 10th instant, comprising the
herd Of Duchess aud Oxford breeds be.
longing to Hon. Samuel Campbell. The
sale attracted tho most prominent short.
horn breeders Of the world, including rep.
rescntatives from the great grazing Sec
,ions Of Kentucky, Illinois. Ohio, Mime
sofa, Canada, England. and Scotland. =
About Eve hundred people were present.
including all the American breeders aud
the following from England: Right Hon.
Lord Skslmcrsdalc, whose sea, is near Liv-
erpool Mr.. Halford, Of Papillsn Market
Har Dor; Mr.. Cal,hrope Mr.. Richardson,
who represents Sir Curtis Lampsou. Of
Sussex Mr. Berwick. .agcn. for Lord Dun.
more. but who buys for Earl Bec,ivc. re-
Gently Lord kenlis. Of Undsrley Hall,
Lancashire. and Mr.. Kello. agent for Mr.
X. PAWN Davis. Of Horton. Gloucester
shire; also Messrs. Cochrans, Christie.
Miller. and Beattis, Of Causda.
The Duchess family. headed BY that no.
BILE thrse-ycar old bull. Secoad Duke Of
Oneida. came 6rst 10 the .sle He was
no sooner presented than Lsrd Skclmsrs.
dale offered $4,000. This was quickly
followed BY oiisrs Of S11 900 and Sl2. 900
aud he was sold to Mr.. Thomas j. Megib.
ben, Of Cyn,hians, Ky. Next came First
Duchess Of Oneida. The bidding started
At Sl5. 900 and quickly ran up to S3O,.
00O. after which bids Of S10O more were
made until she Was ssld 10 Lord Skelmcrs.
dale for $50. 900. A beautiful yearliug,
Seventh Duchess Of Oneida, was next Of
fsrsd The bids started At IS, 900 and
quickly went up to SIS. 900. At which sum
she vas sold TO Mr.. A. J. Alexander. Of
Kentucky. After her tho Tenth Duchess
Of Geneva came into the ring The bid.
ding starting At $500. ran quickly up to
$50. 900. and then. BY smaller bids. to
435, 900. at which she was taken BY Lord
Bectivs, through Mr.. Berwick. Several
aas animals followed at high pricss. some
10 cross the Atlantic.
The eulmiustiou Of the intense interest,
however. Was reached 10 the bidding for
The Eighth Duchess Of Geneva, which Vas
sold to Mr.. r. PAWN Dsvis. Of Glouces.
tssshirs, EegIapd. for the unprecedented
sum Of SO. 800. Aftsr this eleven COWS
Of the Duchess family sold for 928s. 800.
90 average Il over 12l. 100. OF thsss.
six wsas - Esglssd a Q cost Of ol47. 100.
and Eve remain here st cost Of sol 100.
Alter the Duchess family came the Or.
fords. then the other familiss. the bulls
being brought In atsr oil The COWS were
sold. There we're 10 al one hundred and
eleven animals presented. The sum rssl.
issd Was $3.50. 800. The Duchess herd
vas originally from England. imported ia
1858. sad isps 10 perfect purity in Dssh
~ county. New York. For some year.
mssy yossg aaiasls. both male and T.
male. have bsss ssld back 10 England.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Mexico has had remar rkably long spell
Of peaceful exemption from revolution,
but trouble seems to be brewing now from
various quarters. and sssumiug serious
proportions. News from Monterey indicate
the probability Of IN o stbrssk in ,ha,
city. growing out Of the contest fer The
governorship Of the State Of Nusvo Leon.
There 10 also sumor a6ost that Gen
r. sha. sommaudsr-in-chisf Of the army
is getting up . revolution on bis own 90.
count. He 10 nov ss Seacaireas in com
msud Of . large force. and 10 said to be il
sympasy with the ,nal-cop,euts At Monte.
rey aud Saltillo. Gen. Eochs has th.
rePstaticu Of being the best military Off
Ger in Mexico. and IL hs rebels hs vii
have plenty Of iollo~srs. Lively tims'
may b. expected soon among our vol
ssaie ssishbors.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Dispatches from Ora bd Haven. Mich,
give IN account Of most terrible storm
on the Lakes on Monday; the wreck Of
shs Lake Sssausr. Iron pidss. ssd the loss
Of upwards Of swsssy Of her passenger
aua crew.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

We will thank the editors Of Every
Ereniny to leave us out Of their petty
qusrrcls with the Gazette. A. We never
put in any petitions for the sheria's ad-
vertising and they know nothing about
our circulation their remarks on Thursday
about advertising in the TRASscrirr were
entirely uncalled for.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

lstslliseucs coues 70 10 Of the sale, On
Moudsy. .. Liverpool. Englsod. Of one
hurdred tons Of Americas iron at prices
lover thsn the ruling rates 10 the English
market. This 10 rather . severe blow 10
the protectiooisss who eannos possibly
think ssherviss than that free-.rads s,ust
nccsssarily ruin Anerieaa industry.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
l.oNp.

Success 10 like cllmbing mouataiu,
Tie hard work 70 reach the tip top.
Who would catch the bright gems of the fountain
Must watch for the water 10 drop.
This lie, which 10 clouded BY sorrow,
Has one or two jeys allsr I'll,
The hope Of brighter so-oorrow--
And . rice suit or clothes iron TOWER HALL.
Il 10 lsdeed 10y 10 wsAr this bsasslfui C,s,h:
log, II 10 - good and 70 cheap. BsMusst 8 Co.,
Tower Hall, SIS Market Street, Phllatslphia. h
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

GRsAr STORM IN rms BLACK SRA "A
violent storm on the Black Sea last week
proved very destructive to shipping
Seventy vessels were wrecked near the
mouth Ofthc Bosphorus. and nearly all on
board pcrishcd. At ono point on the
coast two hundred and sixty five corpses
have been washed ashore.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

The last payment Of the war debt Of
France to Germany was made Sept, 5th.
The rspidi'y with which this heavy obli-
CATION has been discharged di.plays mar
vclous financial strength
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Mr. Il. I. Guthrie. Of Nevberp. N. c.,
is preparing q biographical sketch Of ths
lie and character Of the late Beau Hick
man"
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Gordon Gordsn. Who Asd from Fort
Gary some time since. has bssn captured
500 uiles vest of ,has place BY Msnitoba
dstsctiss. aad is noe 10 jail at Winnipeg.
Il hes bsen decided 10 bring Irving.
q Nsshsn murder confsssiou noloriesy q
New Yssk iron Ssn Frsscisco 10 ses II hs
really ksevs any ttisg sbous The murder.
Cesstssssits sfshs last issus Of the City
est stamps are said 10 b In eireulstiee
The sousSss1sis 10 ssid 10 b % skillfslly
szssstsa = 10 alnsss dsiy dst b
sspssts.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

Labels for hooks. packages, boxes. &c, print
ed on fine gummed paper, can be had q, the sfies
Of the TgAxscairr.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

SALE or American BAR.TRos One
hundred tons Of American bar-iron were
sold At Liverpool. on Monday. at Ell
los, thus undcrselling the English mar
ket
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20
NOTICE.

L JOHN A. REYNOLDS SONS will please
taks uotics that The remaining uupaia accoaats
have ell beea plscsd in tAs haadS Of John A,
Reynolds, Who will peocssd at secs 70 collect
them unlss. PsA lmMsalalely. :: shsy ns,s stood
Aug. So-tf. D. y. kSYNOLp6.
Middletown transcript., 1873-09-20

For wM. ". Bell's superior Drain Tile ~ man.
ufwcturcr's prices, cali on fuARD / CuNEGYS.