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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-02
KEARNEYeS

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liberation Of the Kidneys and Bladder, Reten-
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to whom all letters for information should Do
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-02
KEARNEY,s ExTRACT BUCHU.


No Charge for Advice and ColsuIahon..
DR.. }. g. Dyott, Graduate Jefferson Medicc5
Eo(leoe. Philadelphia, author Of several valuable
works, can be consulted on all diseases Of the
sexual or Urinary Organs, (Which hs has made
an especial study either in male or i>maie, no
long standing A practice OF 30 years enables
him to treat disease with success Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those at \ dis
lance can forward letter describing symptoms
Send for the Guide to Health. Price 10 Gents.
J.B, DYOTT, Md, Physician and Surgeon.
1O4 Duane st. New York.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-02
A marble statue Of Gem

A marble statue of General
Ethan Allen will be placed on the
monument over his grave at Burlington,
Vt. July 4, julius Converse, Governor
of Vermont, viii preside, assisted by
r. s. Taft. Lieutenant Governor /;
Franklin Fairba.ks, Speaker; Geo.
Nichols, Secretary Of State, and the
Governor staff. The exercises will
consist Of procession Of civic societies,
fire department, Grand Army of the
Republic, United States regulars from
Plattsburg. lst regiment Vermont
militia, Norwich University Cadets,
Episcopal destitute Cadets. The
orations will be delivered by Iucius
Il Chittenlen, of New York, after
which the statue will be unvel led
with salutes Of artillery and music by
t he bands
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-02
ALL CANVASSERS.

And active responsible persons who wish the
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We give general agents discounts to our
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The RepubHraq.

THREE RICn MEN.-The following
statistics, connected with Astor, VAN
derbilt aud Stewart, t.. three richest
men in America, are given by the
Cincinnati Commercial: Astor's wealth
is msinly in real estate and revenues;
Vanderbils's in railway stocks aud di.
vidends Stewards in goods, hou ses,
store, factories, lands and stocks The
aggregate wealth of all Of them is sup
posed to be between seventy-fve and
one hundred millions Astor lives
plainly, Vanderbilt occupies three
story brick house on third class
street Stewart lives in a marble pal
ace on Fifth avenune, one of the finest
residences in the world Aston is a
native of New York, and large heavy
man of 10. with strong features, and
a rubicond face He is all indepen-
dent Methodist. The Commodore, also
native of New York, is tall, slim,
handsome, proud looking man of near
" 80, straight as an arrow. Stewart,
a native of the ..orth of Ireland, is a
medium sized man. rather slender and
tall, with face like parchment, which
gives the impression of be NJ hard up.
Astor has heirs Vanderbilt, children;
Stewart is childless. Astor gave
couple hundred thousand dollars to
the Astor library, and two golden cal
die sticks, nine feet high, to Trinity
Church, The other two are inclined
to be close listed. Stewart is the
scholarly man Vanderbilt the shrewd
man; Astor the man of the world.
Such are the three richest men IN
America. Are they the happiest
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-07-02
MILwA UKE T.
White Lead Works,

MANUFACTURERS OF WHITE LEAD
Iu Coors and Putty. In store and for
10000 Boxes Window Glass, 200 Barrels
Linseed Oil, loo Barrels Spirits Turpentipe
80 Barrels Varnshes. A full line OF Paint
Brushes, Painters Materials, etc.
Also Mixed Paints ready for use, and
sold by the gallon. We hare printed rules
by which you can estimate the number of
gallons required to paint your house. 1t
costs less, ard will outwear the best of any
other. White, drab, Bluffs, stone, browns,
French, gray, and all the fashionable colors
without further purchasing OF oil, driers,
coloring matter, etc. Sample cards with re-
COMMUNICATIONS from: owners Of the finest resi-
dences in the United States, furnished free
by dealers generally, and by
+. E. PATTON Sc 90.
1918, 800 and 322 East Water ST.,
FACTORY, 1877, le9 and 2o1 Broadway.
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Plain Home ak,
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-14
LGdies' Hats


fine qpdiitg, md eeyy taaj.oD/j
Homcn's SHOES f-om 80 tos2 -
Gents heory BOOTS fro14 ~ % 81 ~
-phok Stock, aHd doaJie Mi
Pure Tonners on, ne bet u, hs atf'
ket--GH Leather men oVgLt m eranip. ,
Tie finest aud psrea COFFEE. ebt
Green Rio. anil Od Go5cyRmufJlG
The Jsa n, r. Ts0s-fH Syypp5 IT,"
f0rico Moi0sscs and C0AtoH SyrsPj
Upper Leather, SHE Leutier, bat B91t'
ing, LiRiRgs and .Skias, &c., 81
I0u WW aiso fad Coat R0at5 ~
Racks, B,,ok Sheiocs, Tg,set Rackl ~
gar, coffee anil Spicc BoJef, g.
Ger spaee aiiotfed Ws ,oW nat perm" az
enumeration Of oil zee haze, and a. {"
prices, great pains has been takeH 70 "iAl
them as io0 ne ne iooest IL 9iorf =
yoW rant 10 6ai he Jest Store, ana Z.
most accommodating Safesmea, caHdi ~
"Ofd ATmsirOpg LOraer," opposite 10
C6uTt-houge and see
KUYKENDALL & SHEEIZ
Romney, Oct. Is, 1879
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-14
NORTH RIVER
WOOIen Factory.

-O-
TIVE undersigned, having purchased the Fac
i tory Property formerly owned by William
hammaek, are now fully prepared TO manufae-
ture al grades of WOOL into GOODS, viz.
Cdssfners, T.eeeis, !SattiHefs, fWiled Liza.
scys, Blankets, Fianncls, Linscy for
Dresses, Stochirg- Var. ', DC,
and have always on hand such above named
goods 10 exchange for Wool, and 10 sell for the
cash on reasonable terms
We will manufacture Wool or the halves, into
such goods as desired. Also,
Carding, Pulling and Dyeing
done with ueatness and despatch AS we have
been engaged in this business for number Of
years, we are confident of giving general satis-
faction. We confidently appeal 10 a generous
public for liberal share Of patronage.
GlW WOOL received in exchange for GOODS,
at the market price, or the Cash paid for i; if
desired.
CHAS. W BOWMAN,
i. A. BOWMAN.
Hamp. CO., Feb 10, s7l.-ly.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-14
John Burns.
FRANK BECKwlTH, see'y and Genr agent

lFE Policies are generally Acknowledged 90
II hs among the safest and most desirable in
vestmene This Company is Virginia Enter
prise, intended, by strict economy in lie man
Hgement, To offer security TO the Policy Holder
al io'rer roies than any other company II hrs
been localized ia this State by The appoin tment
OF tue above Board, who are to have charge ~
aud To invest within the limits Of this gencv
the fniire arising from Policies insured in
tbs District thus checking the constant drain
Of money from our almost impoverished country
The members Of this Board after a careful e1-
animation OF all The features Of this Company
isei no hesitation 10 heartily recommending IL 10
their friends, as sa(e and ia all respects. a
home enterprise.
W. ". MCDOWELL,
AGENT FOR HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
Nov. -, 1912. -;y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-14
IR A ~ ART,
At HIS
Machinery Depot,
CIurlSsburE, w. Va.

These arc easily attached 20 Saw Mills or and
other Power, and warranted TO grind Flour and
Mcal Of superior quality az greater rate Of
speed-than any other Sill aud 90 it without
heating or any other difficulty Weight 400
ibs and occupies feet square Of aoor 3O-inch
Mills arc warranted 90 grind 20 bushels per hour.
and many 30 grind from 20 TO 90 bushels per
hour. Price, $40.
= S-If within 30 days, for any rrason, The
mill should not be entirely satisfactory, 70 will
bee taken back aud The money refunded, and all
railroad and steamboat charges paid both WAYS
First-cless CIRCULAR SAW MILLS and
CARDlNG MACHINES on hand and made 10 or
der. [Clarksburg, March ls, 1870.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-14

SPREAD OF DARwtN's THEORIES. -
Max AdeIer says we are engaged now
IN developing a scheme for growing kid
gloves upon the original animal Our old
friend Darwin teaches Us that you can do
almost anything with breeds by judic.ous
Selection aud we arc convinced that, with
little care, It will DO possible to produce
beast whose skin, when stripped OF will,
make a seamless kid glove. Our fret ox.
periments arc with lizards. A lizard has
four legs and tail Now, we believe that
eventually the of four leg can be develop
ed into a thumb, while tho three other legs
and the tail can DO arranged s' fingers
We arc crossing lizards with short tails
with those With long legs; and We are now
looking around FOR a variety Of lizards With
button or two on his neck, for the pur.
pose Of breeding 1t 10 with the others, whose
eyes will answer for bu,touboles. The ul-
innate result promises to be startling. Il
will break up the OLD glove trade, and drive
Jouvin to suicide Thus il is that human
Ingenuity advances human civilization
"A Western paper speaks Of duel be.
tween two JsokassPerated individuals
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-14

81 am a self made man. said a native
of StoningtOn the other day to New
York gentleman, with whom he had been
driving sharp bargain. Glad to hear
you say so, responded the New Yorker,
who had been worste1 in the trade, 'for
it relieves the Lord of great response
bility.'.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-14

Every tree is subject to disease, ,
said speaker in Fruit Growers Con-
vention. what ailment can you find on
gu oak ? asked the Chairman. a corn,
was the reply.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-14

A certain Mr.. David Fender, popping
tho question in letter, concluded thus ::
And should you say Yes dear Mary,
will truly be your d. Fender
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-14

A Western paper speaks Of duel be.
tween two jsckaSsPerated individuals.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-14

of the most stylish and substantial character
All the material used is guaranteed to he of the
very best quality, and the workmanship canno,
be excellod, ms none but hrst-class workmen are
employed. / also manufacture
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-14
j AN rs SHEET,
L. HARRISON.
MA MOOD
How Lost, How Restored

AHn inst pUbt'Shed, "a Rcto edL.
fl S.; S: s s; $40: !:
RHG.A oc Seminal Weakness, hroimtary
Seminal Losses, IMpoTENcY, Me"tat md
Physical H,copocty, ImPcdimeHts 10 Mar-
ri01c, ctr dLso CONSUMPTION, EnLEP
81 anil FRS, induced by scCmduigence or
oclV0i crh0eOy0Rcc.
cS Prize, IL suited enoeloPe, only 8
cents.
Tile cel,Jrafed author, ~ his admra-
Jie essay, clearly demonstrates from mary
yeoyS successful prartice, hut he aiarD'-
i,,Y consequences a. seL(-aJuse may be rddi-
Gully cared cithouf tie dangerous use ~
Internal medicine or NE application cfhe
kHiJs printing ouf 70 Dt1de If cure at oace
simple, certain, anil c6rdH0ls by means ~
,chi,h eCe,.y su6ercr,HO matter 'chdthjs con-
ditioH may be, may cure htDiscJ cheopiy,
privately. anil radically.
e. THis lecture dOHid be ~ he h0nd,
ofcccyy youth oud ceery man az NE loUd
Sent, uEder seat ~, q pid'R eR0sLoh(, N
any adircss, postpaid, IN receipt JsLr rents,
or tic0 postsf0mps.
Ai,O, Dr.. CViycrWcWs NarriOJc cutie, ,
price 30 ceHE.
A,lIress he Publishers.
CHAS G. KLINE & CO..
l27 Bouc,y, " T., Post O6iee Bor, l,5SG.
January IL, 1878.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1873-03-14

The father of a boy whose veracity is not
go marked "a his back, asked the teacher
why it was his son didn't have better
acquaintance with figures, and was consid
erably electrified when the teacher teudeIly
observed; Il really don't know, unless it
Is because figures won't lie
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
Death OF DI.tiugui,bed p.r.onng.,

A dispatch from London announces the death
OF Samuel Wilberforce, Bishop of Winchester.
by tall from his horse on Saturday, while rid
ing with Earl Granville to meet Mr. Gladstone
at the country-seat of Lord Cover Bishop Will
berforce was son of the famous English states
man and philanthropist. Wm. Wilberforce and
hlled With distinction the various sacred Offices
in the course OF his graduation to the Bishopric
tie was distinguished a debater in the House
OF Lord, and wrote Of religious character, be-
rldss editing, in connection with his brother
Robert, the life aud correspondence Uf his Illus.
trous father.
Inc death OF Lord Westbury (Hon. Richard
Bethell) is also announced Lord Westbury was
the son OF physician and was born at Stradfort-
on-Ayon in 1900. He carly distinguished hun.
self at the bar and rising rapidly became iden-
I'm d with Lord Palmerstons ministry and serv-
Gu Tor Two administrations under Palmerston az
attorney genera. He accomplished many i'm
proyements aud reforms in various laws and was
prompt and practical jurist.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
ID PENNSYLVANIA rz.sazsaEzp

Trains leave Depot Thirty-second AMI Markel
streets, Phila ephia.
MAIN LINE WESTWARD.
Paoli Accommodation, 100, 80 and 1857 A. NJ, I.fO
so, 90, 20 and l..OO T. NJ Tn sunday S 90 A
Niagara Express daily, except Sunday, T2uA M.
Lovh 70 Haven anh Elmira hx. dailS,ex sunday Am
Mrshingt,n Exp No daily, ex Sunday Ii 2oA N
Fast line aud Erie Express, daily, ek-
Harrisburg h I Acc. daily except Sunday, asSP a. a.
Lancaster and Work Acc. dafy,ex-
psrRSsouTS ips 6uS ran except Sunday ssS
Cincinnati kXpress daily, RlOP M
Southern Rxpress daily, 10 Sop nj
Washington Express No daily ii o5P M
Pacific Express daily, iiSP n
Erie Mail SATURDAY. night runs only to Wiliamsport'
FOR Einlsrant Express Train, leaving 1915 p, M,
daily, except Monday, tickets must be- procured
and baggage delivered at lls Market street by o
NEW YORK DIVISION.
Express for New YORK 80, 10, Tlb, Z %. $50 and
y n, IL 80, LIS, 800, $50 and s.55 T. M, and
New YORK sunday Trains 60, 10, So A, NJ, 70 30
61 q NJ. AND 1920 night.
Accom- for Trenton, ll.SO +. M
FROM KENsINGToN DEPOT.
For New York 75i A. NJ daily and 20 M
Busteton, Gao A n, ILOU noon, 8. 10 and vs. p NJ
trenton LSV 100, 10, N, AIS, $40, 4, o $50 and
$50 I'm
FOR BELVlDERe DIVISION.
Express for Trenton, Lam6yile, Ph!llpsburg, East.
Way Train to Lamhertville and Remington 10 90
A. M and 400 M.
For Pennington, 81 1000 A. NJ, and 80 Pm
Accommodation for Belvidere. $50 r. M.
AMBOY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FERRY,
Accm'n for New York, via Sonth Ambey, aud be,
and wa James6urg aud Monmouth junction $50
A. M and via Monmouth Junction and Perth Am
Accom-. Tor new York, vi, T'enton, 80, 8, and 10.
a. NJ u noon, 2s, o, ard i. M. Fur Trenton, 4,
@aS Trains Tor BordehtoSn. and il i,GS 80 +. N. n
For Kink,ra Bra ch. so A N, Q and + NJ
For Long Branch, $50 A NJ snd 2, p M
For hightstown, o.JO, A. NJ, ana 1.sO, $50 and Q,
For Pemberton, and Long Branch, and Tuckerton
Railroad 49,, ll.l5 a., anu 8 10 r. M
For Medtord, O. A. Al i 80, $50, and 6s', r. NJ.
For MI Holly and FemDerton. Q, Ills, M, and
.so; 10. 4sO, go, $50 p. NJ For Mt. holly 81
Nj aud ll.SO +. M.
Trains arriUe 7hirty-Frst and Markst Streets:-
rom tittsburg, $50, Ii5 A. NJ, Rsn, p. M,. daily.
u ~, 6t5 NJ ~ s5 N except Monday FROM
Ns,aI Nis sEa d Mn an a@sP r Sb5 N, da except
3una0 and agara FAILS, 25O NJ daily ex-
atn pi Ma4a4 4 r Ft,H LSSG asye2 sl9ir: sId
Il.45, S'( ens) A M. IL 10, IL 55, 4, no, 100,
92l (K MS iO2', and Ii As p NJ. suad y Trans
Otz z, thens) Us lO2 ll,45 M, and IL 4b
N. from aston, Phillipsbuig nd amDerty, lie
;SS, M; kensingeon Itpot, 0, l0.9k a n, %,
Sleeping car Tickets can he had at eOi Ches,nut
StIanl, AID uenot Thirty S.cOnu and Ma ket sls
Tn" Uuon Trans er Company VIII Call Tor AID
neck Baggage on Hotels and hgsi meas Time
Chrus anu ul Information can be Obtained at inc
ing
TICKET oFFIoEs No. SIS ShesS Chestaat stTees stTee!
.... No. ll6 Market street;
my26 d NJ. BOYD, JH, Gen. Pass. Agent
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
8ail Read Eiuss.

NEW ROUTE TO SHARON, SARATOGA, Az
IN BANH, MONTREAL Ac., via North Penna }.
vanla, 2. mrs OF hew jersey AL any and susqas
On aud AFTER MONDAY, June soth, Fast Fxpress
Train wi lrave tho Nur b PENNSYLVANIA Depot cor.
ner OF bei ~ and American streets, Philadelphia,
ing ro N cars attached; Though withlut change 20
saratoga aud but one change In Union depOts for
enaron and Albany arriving early the same evening,
aud avoiding the tedious transfers through New
YORK oity.
This route runs through the picturesque valleys OF
the Lehigh and Wyoming Rivi0g TO tou iats the op-
n0rtunly OF visiting Manch Chunk, the famous
5Witchback, Rilkesbafre and Scranton
Fare T. Sh ron I'LL 90 Pare to Albany. ST 20
FaIe 70 saratsFa.....Ss 90 FIRE 70 ont cal s16
Ticket Omcrs-NOrth ma De OF, lfS bOut
FL s're't I, no h st. ut street Pnii adelphia.
place or des Ina on.
ELLIS CLAl X, uenl Agent North PennA r. n.
=. bALDhl ', den. Pass A T. q. X Of N j.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

g HEPfFF'S SALE.-By virtue # writ Of Levari
F1cias 10 me directed. will be exposed 10 Pub.
lie sale, at the hotel OF Alexander A. LAVE, n the
town Newark, In White clay Greek Hundred,
New Castl5 County, Delaware,
ON TUESDAY, the 2sth day OF JULY, 1873,
at 10 O'Clock, A. M,
the following described real estate viz:
All that ia III or tgai I II aud situa'ed in White
Cay Greek Hundred, New Castle County and state
Of delaware, and more particularly described as
follows to wit;
begiDnlDg at a whit oak stump, corner standing
In the line OF hHmas Olles land, aud runDiuQ
ron thence south 3S de- rees, 147 perhrs and
6-lO rs one for Corner, tnt nee south as, de-
gr.es, west lI6 perches and lOhs tn a stone cor
ner OF Jnathan Bees la thsDce hy his line north
50 degrees west 81 IN 1UJn pefches u ktOne in
he mort side of the road lea ing from OgletoWn to
ElKtpn, theme with the saiu rOar nor a9k degrees
east 81 an AO pe ches to a 1t ne; tn net north IS
degrees, west 90 p rch,s 10 a rher of La ds OF
heirs Of MoOdt aud Archibald ore; hence there
with north % degrees east 1875 and sl0 perches TO
the pace OF heginnl-R, Containing la Acres, 3
rOr us and IL perch OF Ian A. M re or less.
SelZau ana taken into execution as the property
OF Lharl w Currindrr, executor OF JACOB Currtn.
der. deceased, and Margaret Currnde surviving
moitsager, and the sad CHARLES W. Currtnder and
Margaret Gu rind T, devis If the said Jacob Cur.
lind T. deceaJ@d Ond Esther Morrison ana kliza.
beth Lunney, terre tenants, and 20 be sold ~
fOBERr l. ARNS kONG, Sheriff
Sherihs once, New Caste, Jdy stn, A. d, 1873
lyl6-Lt
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22
A6IrI's Theory.

The foilowingis an abstract OF an essay from
the pen Of young graduate of the B,ddsforl
Me-. High School, on the absorbing question OF
alton have been compared to sturdy oaks. and
We TO the vines that cling to aud twine around
them but this metaphor # ever pertinent, to
use slang phrase, hiss long since played out
We have all heard Of 50 go oakless vines in
Ma'sachuse'ts. to say nothing of the uncounted
thousands in Maine, and there are too many OAKS
that can scarcely support Themselves to ay moth.
iuS Of their supporting anything else. =
/ much prefer a life OF activity and honorable
excrtion, aud believe that the world owes me a
hvlng Y can earn it, and expect it on no 9TH
er condition -
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-07-22

~SHERIFF'S ALE.-By vlr ue uf a W It of Leyari
- Faea-, TO he directed, wal. be exposed to pup
lie sale,
AT THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL,
No. sal Ship ey street. Kept by James G Piarson.
Del. ''
on THURSDAY, the slst day of July, 1873, at 2
Uclo X. : IN,
The following describ d Rel Estate, viz; All that
cert nn lot Or piece Of land with two.sLUry frame
building thereon erected, Situated In the city Of
" llmingtOn, hfnr said bounded and described a.
follows, To VII: Beginning at u point In tie east
erg side OF a mont sire, at the di tan OF FORTY
eiSut feet from ttt inttTs ttiOn Il TIE said sne OF
ClaymOnt street the sOurh rig side OF Four
tee nth.-tree en- c eastsry para elw h Four-
tteth sire tghiyO tett to the este rly side OI
a thr test Wide alley ex enliug int our cen h
street, iheBc IN rehy uthe IL and paTal Il with
aynOnl STREET welvr feet o a stake IL u line OF
land Of Menhnh Il thence .lD, < said RtndIa
halls line westerly para VIII FO 4rtssn'h y rect
'ignt,-1le ee, OH or said aiIi OF illaynOns
STREET AMI hence hers no.the ly WE'VE fe I 10
the place OF 1' ginuing DO The CONTENTS tnerlo OF
what they nav.
-ez and taEen into exc -utlou as tie DR. perty
OF PM kyrgon nnd AALie tIs wi 9, and t. Is |,
and to be sold by
HOBART L. ARMST RONG, sheriff.
sherif's once, New Castle July sth A d, 1873.
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