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BULLS
SARSAPARILLA

Real the following extract % letter frcn lr'
River wife Of Reverend Dr. Rivers eve of he NJ,
earned eloquent and popular Ministers of the Me'hc
dist Episcopal church. and ~hO Is pre,,ni state n,
1, Broadway Church. Louisville Ny.
Lov,svilIs. Ky oct 3. ls,e
Dr. Jous Bru-prNs sR' Many ihsua, ~ you fof
he rnrs cine you have kindly sNrl ~. ! has.
been great sufferer for y~ar- aud bsd the sasce Q
various phN sicians. snae pronpncrd ~ -iine ,'n'
nv lungs. and some my heaTt - .. ~ seat % ~.
ii~ea,e have been hnfni. hl,trrra -Ai cupp.d uniI
had become dishearteu-d Ses.-.i srry rrinrnt phs>l
,isns who examined my spine informed n. ihst na'
Lr-Aiensi with paralysi, OF appopieh. sly das an
hat nothing but seton would frii-." ne had
terfecl horror " that si ~s~ b.-ifAfihg thoni hatn
Inserted when you kindly sent M ,onr shr-sra
ina which Immediately begun 10 lak. three tiIH.-
'~v hai Suffered terribly with most acute pain y
he right sito ~ my bead especially wnsi ~cnl
cal or write for any length of time srt Fispg to
se' wpiii he perfectly blind for --' ~ minutes sn
.pald have 10 hoic 20 something ~ prevent 'aliirg
im most happy TO iniorm you ihat -. pain N M
sea en-irely rfiie ed suffer bni seldom 18th
zine ,ni then not 50 scntely Ny apr'ii'e 10 coed
nieed tor the hrst time IN INV lite | enios my dime
nore than any meal during The day
You krfiy ssut me nur bottles sgAn lat niger. ano
bsssu gain tina morning anr HHp~ 20 he srtir-l'
rii-,ea Please accept my heartfelt .'hsnSs and A"s
Very truly your mo.t grateful frlers.
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w ioarn. aA.un.i. wi,h similar let.r. Al % ~hcl
guarantees 20 he zeruine and written ny ne person
'h1=s name ihey rsar
N uo, -aTe- Yourself 20 hc iinprs.i m Don't h'
ra.n awtv after new ,ni Gouhtfni experiment. Dcu'
~ sppr heath Nv icitihx noS4ces experiment upoi
~ With their trs~h
Nv ss-srpariils has s'css the far t-snt- a.,
e,rs. l. sii the sarsspsriiA u the dsy and .. n.
~ towering over all Others N popularity 4nd ~
tr.five qualities
Nvaid ~ those who trying % palm on cn vot
her .N'rac's % sa-Saparilis -csliei Fsnsnhrr
,r John Riil'. ss-ssrsrills. - Iorisvi.. ny TIA
tho od and rrishle remedy fsr inrN.iu.s - th'
loot and scrofaius affections. Atrsys bear that IL
liad.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-10-31
NelC Saddle Shop.
JOHN TRONLER!
SourH EAST CORNER OF PUBLIC SQUARE,
JASPER. INp.
House and Lot for sale /.

- A GOOD TWO STORY
Eh ~ house in Jasper, with a
lot 100 feet front and l3O feet
94114ID deep, is offered for sale cheap.
The house belongs to Mr.. Paul Egg, Is
n frame, with four rooms, hall down
stairs and mp. Is filed in with brick IN
the first story and plastered. and ccilcd
and painted up stairs, and has goof
cellar. The lot has cistern. stable. goot
garded paled In. and other convcniences
For further particulars apply to tn
owner, or to G. DoANE,
At Courier Office.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1873-10-31
STEAM WASHER,
OR
Wouan'S Friend!
Look here weary Women
There is rest for You.
STEAM WILL DO YOUR WORK
The latest, the cheapest, the best = no
rubbing, no pounding. no turning
or tearing. no clumsy cylinder.
steam does ii all


CrrAM has long been known a. the most pow crful
y ag,nt ia removing dirt. grease snd siains iron
clothing. and bleaching them white. Psper maker
many years used steam in CLEANING ,nd ri esrL
ing their rags and they succeed IN making hy ~ agsn
the nthies picking from tn. gutter perfectly pur
md white. Until the invetion of
The steam Washer. or Woman's Friend.
Aithcu gh often attempted method had been -ooy-
erei % applying steam directly 10 the clothing ~bcl
could he used IN profitable manner Tor domestic pur
poses Tho wOMiS's FRIEND washes without Labor
"a will do the washing Of ordinary family In thirt
minutes to an hour The STEAM wA-HGRis superio
o al other devices for the following reasons;
Isl II does its work thereby saving q iarg,
lortion % the time usually taken IN family
ID II much less sosp than Is required b,
any other method
"a II requires attention whatever while The pro.
cs,. ~ cleaning IL going on lady 10 her ~s-h.
ing while she }. es.4y her breakfast and doin up thu
breakfast dishes
4th Clo,hipg wears donhle the iirie washed in TIL
washer that il vii washed by machine or by hand
labor, or wash board
5th Lace curtains and al ane fabrics are wsshef
superior m ,nnsr All fabrics from the nn est lac
a bel blanket can he wa'hed perfectly. and viii
,ase. without the rubbing board.
1t IL truly . Labor and Clothes Saving
Invention.
could give thousands of certificates sstoi. merit
t none can be satisfied until they II in operation
: only needs 20 he seen 20 be appreciated
IACOB GpSsMAS. A.ent for Dubois Spencer
range sni F1ovd Counties.
P,st-offce Celes'ine, Dubois County. Ind.
Nav ls-1 -sfn.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE,

the other ladies' that he did not notice the approach OF
another His second experience was litte better
except that In his last round with the breakers nc was
left too much exhausted to regain hs ieet Inc waves
Bad rolled him aud over like pumpkin hlgh uP
the beach, and he Gid what he ought To have dOne at
hrst-remain seated and arrange his clothes nt ms
leisure without attracting the attention or anybody
To this statesman fighting the ocean was. thlhk
the funniest sight ever behel1 He Thought he couh
resist those immense waves, and he braced himself ae-
COrdingly Against them he but as lltte chlp ~
with them easy enough-a child might do II win
safety, but to fight them. to resist them. neverl ,
The Congressman's back was broken, MS physical
streueth had gwen out, his wind gone, but his
manly spirit not subdued he would stl be victor
so he went 10 OF the leropes He grasped ~ nara
and hraced himself efecually He know he had great
power his hands and aud why should ho not nave
In his legs which had borne that body with al s weight
safely Yes, he could resist wave, and he would
show those snPeTng that he could. DO not ask
To rehcarse the particulars BE satisfied when tell
you, simply C2n that the next breaker sent mY
statesman spinning along the rope, which almost
smoked with the friction from the grasp OF my
sawyer's hands. Ho ready To 20 out there
HIs head ached. his back lame, his legs
stand them, and his hands had been
nstered and skinned from the fingers 20 the wrists. He
was also fu OF salt water that nc could scarcely
hold his breakfast, and altogether his condition was
ptfu. He gave moro advice TO bls
daughters and he took roll IN the surf agau.
He always wondered how Miss Nelson, with her slight
figure, could resist those big aud seem happy
in the surf.
The experience OF Mr. Chaffec ofColorado, who says
be ate 80 un3 OF seaWced the first time he went bath
ing, must be omitted or withheld for future letter.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
GFOr forsi0n Ee0' see First Page. ]
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

CpESING OF TIE JERSEY CITY AND ALBANY RAIL
ROAD.
The formal opening of the New-Jersey sec
ton OF the Jersey City and Albany Railroad took place
yesterday special train OF six belonging 70
The Company and laden with invited guests left the
depOt Of the Pennsylvania Railroad at 1880 N. for
Tappanowu, y. y "a miles distant, and tho terminus
Of the completed portion OF the road. band Of music
accompanied the train. Among others in the party
T. K Al Burts President Of the road; G. W. Douglas,
superintendent Of the New-York and Oswego Midland;
The Hon. d. f. Culver Senator Lydecker, Judge Banta
Of HdekeDsack; the Hon. Charles Winfield Of Jersey
City; Frank Paterson OF The NeVark Courier; H. ID.
Winter OF The Bergen County Democrat, ana several
Eew-YOrk journalists At TappantOwn Refreshments
were provided, after which speeches were made by
several Of tbe guests.
The route OF the Jersey City and Albany Railroad is
from Jersey City through Hudson Bergen counties
IN New-Jerscy, and Rockand County, in the State Of
New.York via Rockland Lake and Haverstraw. and
thence along the Hudson River 10 Albany Passengers
by this route viii be landed in NewYork by the New
Jersey Railroad Companys ferries at the foot Of Cort
landt and Desbrossesss The road graded 10 point
nine miles beyond Tappantown, aud the rails are now
being laid along that section Of the road Inc WORK VIII De
pushed through y Haverslraw nye mes Iurher within
the next ~ months. Franchises IN NeWJeFsey are ue
rived from special enactDents Of the BsR OF tat
State. and in NewyOrS under the general law OF tne
state. TDe aCYautge6 claimed Tor thls rOac are ufec-
ness, ease OF grades, and tue business, present ana
prospective, along its entire route which render u the
most feasible West Shore Line 10 Albany IL IS lhe IN
ni - Uanag gors 70 push The entire NOIk 10 ls
tg-l<HtooA VITA a.. u0sSa1lo GlsA
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
THE SARATOGA RACES TO-DAY.

SARaTOGA, July 30.--Therc is an excellent
programme for The racing tomorrow The fourth DAY NJ
the meeting. The first mile dash Tor purso Of
$780, for horses Of all ages and for Il Cro'N'ord Qu
Sunrise. Valley Brook. Minnie W., ana suo Y, Ter aro
entered. THIS viii be clo-o race, for CrOc1rd, who
beut Harry Bassott, Mate and SIX others m tho hrrc
quarter mile dash, Minnie W, the winner OF the Ala
bama stakes Sunrise, and sue Rdor al very fast
over the distance The second !. dash of two
miles for a purse of $50 The entries Tor 10 are
Hubbard and Jue Daucl'. from Col McDlnel's stable
sanford's Mate. Chamberlns True Blue. Carrols Toe
Nurse, REQ & Co.'s John Mccormack, and AlioWay''
Boss Tweed. The latter sold yesterday out o. tho
confedcracy stable NJ. Van Ek of Montreal r 60 300
This will prove an exciting between Joe Daniels
Mate. aud True Blue Hubbard being entered frr 'he
purpose OF making the running for his stab companion,
Joe Daniels. The third is over hurdles. two mites.
purse Of $780, Of which tho second morse receives
$780, and the third $780, The entries seven in numb
are Village Blacksmith, Blind Tom. Trade WIND, Vley
Buck, sorre Dan and Mary Clark Pools on the races
sOld tonight at the club-room ns follows:
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
ST. GEORGE.
THE COMPLAINT OF BRIGHAM YOUNG's SEVEN
TEENTH WIFE.

SALT LAKE CITY, July 30.-The papers in the
case OF Anna Eliza Webb Young. praying Tor divorce
from Brigham Young, were personally served yester
day Tho Prophet seemed undisturbed and passed the
documents over to his secretary. The following the
main points In the complaint:
The plaintiff AYERS she is the wife OF defendant;
married tue 9th OF APRIL 1868; has two children BY
marriage; has personal property or means or
living. For year after her marriage defendant
lived with her. Since then he has almost entirely de-
serted her Defendant sent her and the children To live
on q farm, four miles from salt Lake, where SHE
had for only companion her mother. Had 10
menia work. dressing cOarsely and iarlnE badly De
fendaut visited her occasionally, and never remained
over half an hour; treated her with scOrn and con
Tempt, and exacted the earnings OF the farm.
In the FAN OF 1872, by direction OF defendant,
plaintiff took mp her residence in salt Lake CITY,
which she has been compelled To leave from
want Of support and fear OF violence from
defendant; has called upon defendant frequently Tor
mnn nance, bat mas been refused IS ia eeDc health
aud under medical treatment; has lbeen obliged 70 sell
her furniture 10 meet current expenses she sues Tor Ill
vOrce on account OF neglectand bad treatment and states
that her husband has income OF SiOOOO month she
plys FOR lawyers fees OF s1O0O OF which $1,000 are o
be paid down preliminary fee and the remainder On
the termination Of the suit, she meanwhile 10 receive
Der month for support She finally priyS that the
sum OF s2OOO00 set aside from the defendants estate
anu paid to her as alimony
The reply IL set down for August 8. Judge Emerson
will probably hold court.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

TIE LOCKWOOD STAKES Won by UnLAHD.
LONDON, July 3O-1he principal event of
the Goodwo9d rices today. tho run fnr thc Good
wood stakes. which were Won by Uhnn. inppii' was
second and Rlns third The betting NJ the commence
ment OF the race was 20 against Uhlan 10 - ngiins
Hlppias. aud IS to against Rine. Nineteen ru The
following - a summary
Tho Good wood sfahes Olgnficapl. % % Fpvrfr rnf
each. subscriptions, wi'h 10 s0vcreigns added. thr a'r
ond hOrso 30 receive 10 sOYeToBas 0ht O Toe sAes -
miles.
Mr. Sivie's hr. g. Uhlan. by the Ranger. ont ~ In
Mechanic years ...
Lord WlitOns hr. h. Hppin, by Giadiaiodr Out 0i
Lady Evelyn. years sd
Lord Boy stons b. Bii. by Carictacus, Ont or fr
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
THr HOBogFv BaHK ror shyfF0s

AZ . meeting Of thc Board oi Nnpeere Lf'h
yctteriay. Charles Austn wac rID.0n t1eF9 ~ - AS
uisftut.on ~ n thc ylr.u clu-I by rr lr- YffsSn
of VIM u shrDt rd 1u n'c Iu' - ir|. hf.'t q .
H1li bat good progress o. nov rliIfg II .fl.'NE 10
aTirl ~ the Daut nn extra fJfre yl r.fht lfae rn
poycf IN eomparisg the pap Dyoks vim fb llDt
sfgers aud WntlgBp he acooIUts sbIrh arfr 's'h 10
bind. Thrrc ab0It fOg uIS.I asrpIYtf stu l'Irso
The Aggregate OF tte deposits a aD,u' ii4Hfg. ~
Which, amount twOfa'riI afc lnTstfi .4 if.li. md
mortglsrs 0n improved property ln UDi0tru auf -
Nriufg. Qua The remain lsf lu GIFernyruf. He pfn
ig'iiipns med fiut indicate that hrnrr o.
iucit1n VII HrloHut o. nfuUjsN nns qI.'f. FaHffp,
WLcn ls iIat a,Uut hs flrIl u4 fhs J4nA i tf inc
:" rIu on hHtIIug urf rF"I H..u Hr.li ui q .Hi 20
though iargc reward "a "a uy tIe drrfnrs Zoe
L.s arrest. ,uihl uz AJsial io.llis Ol aaJ ssfss
rrrUVtI from hIr.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
CRICKET.

The Manhattans played their second game
with the ST. George Club at HobOken yesterday the
presence of large number of spectators. The game
was speudidy played on both sides and the best
seen the grounds this season. The game was called
at the ending of the first inning, when the Manhattans
were declared the winners by score Of 30 to II. The
Of the hour at which the play began prevented
tho playing of the other inning. The best bowling was
done by HERSHEY and Jones' while at the bat Lemon aud
Bowman the ST. George eXcelled also did Jackson
ana Cammel Of the ManGattans. The best catches were
made by ROnaldsOn and Tucker OF the ManhatanS and
Eyre and Talbot Of the ST. George CluO Tho Manhat-
Jans PLAYED admirable fielding game, but were not
their opponents at the bat. Tho following
IA the
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
LITEST SHlP ELU&
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D,.r4 .,f ,4.taiof ugtu,.a. m "las,a. ~ 100 usfa Ls
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
PufADrtpuA Ilr 3utuy.' ssIlsalp urrr RI fHn Lifer
Ca,atr,ro7 s. g.. Jay 30 -Arr.d rrirs.p So Gan tu@
Bs.amsc sailed elI.ia.r s1li t1fl..l '1f SeF.llfa.
FpEEIGS PuHr0.
HAvANA. Jolly 30 Arrived steamships hffs tse lNf 'i3ons'r,
from ae~-lof. Co., s aur-lg ah4 e asf .as isfD'vs
Also srYsI. blra q. ". Roas7 D.. rou Nra Tors.
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New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
ROOF srGLYG II ruls clTr.
YACHTING.

The annual cruise of the Atlantic Yacht
Club VIII begin Saturday. Aug q when tho Gcet viii
rendezvous at Nhitestone at 10 p. and sal 10 Cold
Spring Harbor. Here .dlylne service will be held on
sunday board one Of the yachts. and on Monday such
yachts choose to do viii sail for prizes OF red by
the residents Of Cold Spring ana oyster Bay. on
Tuesday the feet will visit Morris Cove, New-Havcu
HarbOr. On "Wednesday 1t will get under way for New
London; Thursday for Greelport, and on Saturday
for souilgt0n, where Commodore Maxwell Wi. transfer
the command 70 Vice-C'mmOiOrc NluseN Tho cruise
will probably extend ~ Marthas Vineyard The follow
Ing Is list of the yachts whose owners wiz join the
H.Ct.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
JULY WEATHER.
TIE FLOOD IN NEWARK.

The thunderstorm in Newark on Tuesday
afternoon was Of unprecedented severity Soon after
D. H. the rain began to fail in torrents, and continued for
two hours The cutters became choked ana the water
spread across entire streets in instances to the
depth OF two or three feet The streams descending from
the high grounds flooded many cellars in the central and
lower parts OF the city, dong much damage to private
property and injuring the sewers and streets. The
principal injury was sustained by those living on
Orange-st from Plano TO Shelield-sts.; on Market
ST. near the Courthouse; on RailrOad-ave., near
Market-st, and on all the streets lying along
the base Of the h. Three bakeries were flooded and
three OF four thousand dollars worth OF flour was de-
stroyed. house the OF Sprucest and Fair
mountave. was blown down by the wind; and lightning
struck in three places In the city, though the heavy
rainfall prevented damage from fire. large number
OF poor families In Cttherno-st and vicinity lost most
Of their property. Yesterday laborers were busy at
work repairing the damages done 10 sewers Streets &c
sUNsTRoKE CASES.
William II. Wheeler, age 30, Of Sixty-iifth-
st. and TnIrd-aye, driver OF Third-aye. car,
was prostrated by the heat front Of the Asor House,
yesterday, and was taken to the Park Hospital.
Thomas Burns, age IS. brickayer, OF Thrd-ave. and
Fortyseventh-st, prOstrated while working at First
ave- and Forty ty-seyenth-st.; taken home.
An unknown man. age about 10. supposed to be John
Wisnus prostrated in the Eighth Ward; taken 10 the
Princest. Police station and thence to Bellevue Hos
pltal. . o,,, -
trated while working OH Pier No. Is North RYer taken
10 Centre-st Hospital.
Joseph Austin, age 81 OF Hamilton, Canada; pros
rated Eleyenthave. and Fiityseyenthst; taken to
the FJrty.eVruth-s Police Station, and thence 10 the
Nlnety-nnth-st Reception Hospital.
John Baxter, age 80 prostrated ID SecOndayei taken
70 the TEeutysecond-st. satonhouse, aud thence to
Bellevue Hospital.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31

fool ana frinkng impure wab bon small ''''~'s
nclr by. ElDo Of the negroes de A9' . b'"''' 80
sni sck TBfee white fsiifAad iat0re, H1 ~ -
have slao died ~ Tho spiafnk. largo 'p9it 7" 80
-DsIn and runU.wInf L1a hrfn bIfHfd - ~ ~
ti's and other means fHkeu ~ s'0p ~" pfot 'Nf /"
dIt'Hfr. IhrIH WiH Duig Vur dftt1 tfst"fesl '
ILnNn lNn hI --a.l La .-nIl u l-L--.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1873.

ers One OF Them All Sing recently escaped and fed TO
the City Hall for protection She was sent TO DR. Glib
sons Chinese Mission school, and there married 10
a. Chnarnan named Vat Lung. Since bis marriage,
Lung has received threatening letter telling him that
must pay Sl0p To compensate for keeping the gir
from her master, or he viii be perrecued by the society
Seven members OF this Infamous association baye
arrested anJ the police oxpect w secure many Others
"a there are $50 therein.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
5uerla. Nolltes
Chiuenango Mineral Water,

Chitenango Mineral Waters
Rbeumsii, DlsieQsa, G0ut, salt Rl-lm acr.a and M Dis
Lge skin ard hda6gS Sold quarts aud puts b. loading
druggists Depot College place. y. HENRY.
Post-Oice NOIice.The nails Blops Garns the week cs4
ms SATURDAY. Au u 1873 vail close this olcs NkDNSA
DAY Ua ani l. n TuU tSDAf, ~ A.. and
SATURDAY Il a api - m rlioS L. JAMES, Pos.usator
Tribune Lecture Extra No. y.
THE METHOD OF CREATLuSl
An EARSESr PROTEST AGAINST
THE DAKWINIAS THEORY
Twelve Lectures vere BY PoE AGASSk before e MaseaS o.
Comparative Zoology, Al Csnbge Mas confirming amount u
rsconi Information concerning Asn le pnaei GA
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NOW READY,
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New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
DISCOVERY OF A COMET.

WASHINGTON, July 3O-A fine comet was
discovered Marsees the night OF July a. by Bor
reilly right ascension hour and "a minutes; dee
hnatOn south, = 81 motion, southeast.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
CHINESE SOCIETY FOR IMMORAL PURPOSES.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 30.-The authorities
learned IRON all anonymous letter, sont The Chief ot
Police 10y three Chinese pirls, that there now exists
Chinese secret society called the Hip lco Tong. for Tie
nurpose of protecting houIes OF prostitution. The s
aver tbat they arc Whipped md totto. .. "a As
New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
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New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
CHOLFRA RAYAGrs.

FAYErTE. Mo-, July 3O.-There has been II
deaths from cholera here last Saturday out OF
Formulation no. xeoeding 200 people The disease
us',l.t. .. ~ negroes. which occurred last satur
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New-York tribune., 1873-07-31
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or TTE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
wAsHISGToS. d. C.. Thursday July 3l-l a. III.

WAsHISGTON. ID. g., Thursday July al a. H..
synopsis for he past "a hours.
The barometer has risen since Tuesday night
over the Gulf States aud also IN NewEngland aud the
Made states and lower Lake regions IL has fallen de-
cdrdly In the Northwest The temperature has rsen
slightly throughout tho Atlantic states and lower
lakes. -, g., -
southwest winds and calms prevail In the Gulf and
Southern States with local rains clear weather prevails
from Virginia northward over the lower Lakes ana
Lake Huron, and thence eastward over the Mlddle ana
Eastern states; south-westerly winds with cloudy
weather prevail I'm Missouri and the Ono Valley north
east winds with rain I'm Wisconsin aud Minnesota.
Probabilities.
m Thursiay for the Southern states. continued south
westerly winds and numerous local storms.
For The Middle aud EGd Atlantic coast north rest 10
south iresf pnfs and generally clear uedher, attended,
ossby IN me former section Oy higher temperature and
occasional local storms.
For the lower lakes winds backing to southeast and
northeast higher temperature and Increasing coud
For the Ohio Valley and upper lakes south and south
east Winds cloudy ana threatening weather with local
storms.
For HE Northwest, south and southeast winds,
t'..lr 90 RAINY weather.
HIln-Il ie.s-flplrc reports are PM u. H'p Fon'
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New-York tribune., 1873-07-31

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New-York tribune., 1873-07-31

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