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Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

Z REPAIRING THE MAsoNRY.-Ths Wilmington q
Western Railroad Company has now a force OF
masons ct work, repairing the masonry along the
line OF the road, wherever repairs era p0sdad.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

lGPsTEs;-- ;--An aristocrhtic band Of Glpsies IA loS
cated on the Brandywine meadows at Chaddis
foFds y 1hey have dozen head Of horses aand
9ouEor I've wagons. Some Of their teaD1A ; ~;
quite tihe, the wagons nicely painted and silver
mounted. II Is quite ainusing TO see q Madsn3
9lpsey send of her Washipg TO a eolored ,washerr
lWomanin the neighborhOod, by acolored servant
and cook their meals under the willows. gse,ls nm
blankets spread on The grass or beds in theiP
Wagons and appear to live right royalty TheraI
appears TO be only two families IN this itrI1e
They suosist chiefly on horse trading, but woe 20
loses his t'boetn and geLs q lame morse n ,hs
bargain. Oxford Press .iai'.iif1 .'s,'' .'',o
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CITY. NOTICES.

LARGEsT Nut CnAL in the city at HM. u.
BROWNS. South of Market Street Bridge. jyl2-Sm
CHRAP UoAL-Stove at S5.S5. Nut, $5I5 per
2240 pounds for CASH only, at the wharf south
of Market street bridge WV. ]. BRoWN.
July 1st.-8m. +"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

iWITHDRAWN.-The residence Of Wm, Silver,
Esq, in Brandywine Hundred, which was offered
at public sale, yesterday afternoon, was with
drawn. the bids being dsemed TOO low. sL
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LoeAL lMfELL.InRnnE..


Only one drunk af POlida' headquarters, this
morning. s
Black. Japan and Green Tea, at Crippep's N
and Market al5eeks. N, n E1''s n ~ "a "a
The se.y best Cider RihieSr for sale 81 CHpPel,
4th aud Market streets.f, ttGirr
The BraudYWins NJ e. Church Cape May en-.
euraion Gomez OF tomorrow. i'ai
4 Robt. Penpcels freAh Cream Craeksrs at Crlp-.
pens 4th aud Market Streets i'snf.f .ffsi 4tsH -
: Only one day more in which you can gtt hys
per cent knoeksd of yO0rtaxsS. ~. a az stsl
!! notwithstanding the lpta rains, the thermomt-
GER atill Toams between SIS and 800 in the shade.
UnTPs fruit 10 decided loss. 1t induced ioutorn
bills, aud occasionally the services ofan under.ak
I, The Democratic City Executive COMMITTEES
meets hereafter on Wednesday night Of each
week. % .-tt 'tt,,-i - : . lIlll
fresh lot of very superior sardines in quarter
and half boxes at James Orippens, .4th and Mar
We call attention to, the advertisement Of
the American Steamship Company of Phila-
delphia, plying between that city and Liver
pool. '7'..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

SALE OF BANK SrooK.-L. W. Stidbsm ts
Son auctioneers, sold at Public sale, yesterday
afternoon, GA shares Of Wilmington &c Brandy-
wine, and IA shares of First National Bank Stock,
as folloWs:-
Wilmington aud BrandyWihe.--
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

It is reported in New York that the State
Department is :perfecting an 'extFadltIOn-
treaty with Belgium, which will be- ma tle fe-
FOactlge, 70 foyer the case Of Y0gk 4 4
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-07-30

SALE OF MoNEY.--At the regalar, monthly
meeting Of Wilmington Loan Association, last
evening, S2COo sold at 80 psr cent. premiumy and
$1,000 At 27x .-ass' a.
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louisiana.

The Democratic State Central Committee
of Pennsylvania has authorized its chairman
to denounce the Federal usurIation in Loui-
siana. The Committee decided
First, that this attempt to usurp the power
ciyen bv the Constitution to the people OF a
sovereign State was unprecedented in the
history of our nation. Second. that the sue
cess Of this llsurpation made il more intole-
rable for the white men of Louisiana to re-
side in their native State than for the people
of Ireland to endure the oppression OF
British tyranny the wrongs of the Poles
were Christian blessings in comparison with
the sut1erings uf these outraged people, anu
Hungarian peasantry was happiness II con-
trnsted with the misery Of the American
citizens of Louisiana; and third. that this
attempt of the President to set up mon
archy of the worst character Is but the logi-
cal conclusion of that system of republican,
ism that, interpreted by President Grant,
n.can: the concentration of all power. Judi
ciII and legislative rs we'll AS executive, IN
the hands of l.. 5. Grant.
This result is what BEEcHER's intelligent
soldiers fought for. They have reduced
their white brethren to II condition worse
than that of the Irish, the Poles, or the Hun
curtains. Notwithstanding, however, BEEcHER
is willing to forgive the Louisianians!
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Judges.

The result Of the recent elections fol
Judges in Illinois has puzzled the politicians
LAwRENcE's opinions on "a certain question
had been delivered from the bench. CRAIG's
opinions on the same question were uttered
upon the hustiugs. CRAIG's best pleased the
voters, and consequently he was elected
Judge of the highest court in Illinois.
What could I've said Of such result
What but that the people did as General
GRANT always tloes-selected Judge be-
cause of his known opinions. Why should
it be crime in them to do what every Pre-
sident of the United States does, and what
every Governor who has the appointment Of
Judges does? "Jus" pointed out the differ
ence in our issue Of yesterday, but he did
not tell Us the remedy.
The result in Illinois does not prove the
inca,mcity of the people to choose judges,
but rather that judges ought to hold office
during good behavior. If judges are TO be
elected every few years the electing or ap'
peintipg power, whether it be the Governor
or the Legislature, OR the people, will neces'
sarily choose them because of known opin'
ions. 1t was always done in this country,
and to some extent in England. TAkEY
and CHASE owed the exalted position which
they bonored to the fact that JACKSON and
LINCOLN knew the one as Democrat and
the other as Republican. The pure and
upright State judges who have always adj
ulnistered justice in Virginia have always,
or almost always, been selected and elected
because Of their party affiliations. Such has
been the case in every State. Why, then,
censure the people for following bad eX'
ampeY The remedy is, as We have said, to
allow Judges to hold office during good be-
llayior, Then no such election as the one
that has Just takeu place in Illinois can occur.
Let the man be sure of his position, and he
will almost certainly be independent.
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MET FAvoRIrE PRESCRIPTIONS.

The SUCCESS of the UNIVERSITY SEDl-
GIN ES" is unparalleled In the history Of medicine
Placed In popular form before the people five years
ago. they are silently revOlutionizng the practice
of physfc in America.
Their remarkable curative properties arise from
their being prepared Ivy the new chemical process
of Professor SCOTT, termed steaIn-fl tration, uy
which the therapeutic power Of any medicine IS IN
creased hundred fold over those manufactured In
the usual manner. >..
- = "''Tf MOBILE, Ala. May 1850,
!. DR.. ScoH.-The University Medicine" are &C
qulring great name throughout the south. A dear
friend OF mine Is taking the Cancer Plant Tor a
he was nearly cured. friends child had hun,
dred spasms day. None of our physicians co,ila
stop ,hem One bottle of your .Alamthns Extract
with NJ. G. Fowler 6 Co.
The originals Of letters similar to The above may
be seen at the principal Office, No. ehVersi'!
Place, New York city. and agencies A.,
Richmond Agency, WOOD & SONS, corner Ninth
and Main streets. a.ras. Je 3-IuGf ue2e
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apECTAE NOTICES.


~EO PuISONOUg DRUG-DF.
TUFTS Liver PILLS are prepared win great
care and study ia exact accordarse with Shaprinci-
piles of chemical conpa,ibine.s They me not
s.cure-all forau diseaees. They are safe They
contain no dangerous drug Require no change Of
diet or occupation.
DIR. TUFTS SARSAPARILLAAN AND QUEENS
Under the influence of this compound
the eye grows clear and sparkling the complexion
like pearl ;unsigitiy blotches; pock-marks, worms
in the flesh, pimples. aud roughness Of the skin dis
appear and the entire human organization grows
redolent with health. ...a.a,..
The proper time 20 use DIR. TUFTS LLFEh
PILLS Is when you have nausea, loss Of appetite,
yellowe cast Of the skin rush Of blood TO the head
cold extremities ringing In the ears. pain in the
back, side and shoulders, highcolored urine, YER
tigo, and hiliousnyss. They afford prompt relief
10 5-Icod&wIw ..sa-.{ -
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I.j.iad q 35;;,T{Tssrfil|ai and hanged.

NAV s. tried 81 eourtsm mart and hanged.
yot that there IS any war goingen between
this country aud any ethetsN hich could
Justify declaration ofsnartiall l by; not that
martial law has beon tieclAea; not that
there is any danger q anybody anywhere
from allowing Captain JACK q fair trial of bis
peers; but because there Is no law providing
for the punishment Of an Indian who Kills a
peace commissioner whilst negotiations are
going on! Young WALwoRrn mign1 pe
court-martialed for the came reason' ,ol
there is no law in New York which PROVIDES s'.aus
for Furnishing man for killing bis father u.
But there are both in New York and IN
Oregon. laws which provide for hanging the
man who commits murder; and that is what
CAPTAIN JACK and young WAIwoHTrH have
done. How powerless IS law in the presence
Of prejudice, or Of an adverse public opinion
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DEATHS.

Died, on the morning Of the 9th instant, Mrs
ELIZA A., wife Of h1r. Samuel Putucy.
Her funeral viii take place at T. NJ. TO-DAY
from the Broud-s treet Methodist church. Inc
friends Of the family arc respectfully invited TO at
tend. ... .'.....-.. ....
Died. at her father resdedce, KATIE FRANCES
REYNOLDS, aged fourteen years ana ten mo Nuns
Her funeral will take place at O'Clock Tll cS
AFTERNOON from her parents residence, f,ttl
"' New York and Philadelphia papers please copy.
Died, on the morning of the 9th of June. ROSA
LEE, the youngest daughter OF joseph 1 ana mat
Tie u. Allen; aged nineteen months.
Our darling little Rosa Lee
Is gone, her saviour to see:
She has left US here. her form to miss
,..' Ard her dearest little cheeks to kiss.
All If around our earthly hearth
Her gentle voice DO more We meet:
Fin our house we hear no more
The sound OF little coming feet:
five are doomed to see no more
The face we so much love-
May we not see her yet agau
In that sweet home aborei
The funeral will take place at q O'Clock this
TUESDAY afternoon FROM the resi- dence Of her
father, corner of Eighteenth and Main streets.
Friends and acquaintance are Invited to attend.
Died. on Monday June eth, at u O'Clock p. NJ,
TARLTON f., only sou OF Moses Quarles, aged
seven weeks and six days
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LnrxgAHoETAs Tribe NO. a1 !.
-, - .;n,l1sd on the eevanth slespm thsp
oon g a Sseare The eI rlb .
~ I POI sr,,ar SnfW.S s. G.sW
10y ot o's Sats" 10. Fl. MARTIN. G.of r,
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VTERVAIN CHAPTER, No. l, U. a. y.
D-Brutiurs,-Attend regular meeting OF
rour Chapter TONIGHT at 8 O'Clock, ut ODD Eel
}ows' Hail corner Of Franslin and Mayo streets
All brothers who Signed the preliminary agreement,
and have not Jet c9me- forward, will please do 80
.Candidates for Initiation will present them
selves promptly mt % o'clock BY order Of the a.
te le-lt< g. w. VOLKMAN, secretary.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, In this city, June 8, 1874 al the residence
or the BRIDES parents, by Rev. j. B: ;Hutson. MIR
WILLIAM L. BAREFOOT and Miss EMMA l.
FARMER; both of this city. -.'.. ''
Married. on the 2sth of May, at Union Station, BY
Elder {. ii. ,Uhcatham, WALTER A. PENNELL
To Miss ELLA w. EASTBURN;b both oi thiS ci.y
TcNas papers please copy.
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. CITY COLLECTORS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, May 81, 1873.
T,HIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
l. from o O'Clock A. NJ. to O'Clock z. NJ. from the
lsTtT DAY OF JUNE TO THE BOTH. inclusive, for
the purpose of receiving from any person charged
with CITY TAXES for the year 1873 the whole or
ten uer cent. will he added to the amount of tax
CHARGED I'm every case where the party assessed shall
fail 10 pay the whole or one-half within the ninc so
limited. TO avoid crowd and pressure on the last
few DAYS of the collection, the COLLECTOR would re-
spectfuy request all parties to call early III the time
specified. and those having lists and melnoranduns
to leave will do 30, that their bills may be selected
and receipts made out. c-
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CAfTAIs JAcK--Of course the Attorney.
General of the United States has given It as
h's opioiea that Captain JACK, Of the Medees,
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EXCURSIONS.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC?
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGENT.
RICHMOND, Junr eth, 1872
TXCURSION SEASON, 1873.
NIAGARA FALLS.
ALEXANDRIA BAY Thousand islands,,
SARATOGA SPRINGS,
ericsson Summit Allegheny Mountains),
WATkINS'S GLEN,
and many other points of Interest and attraction
For further information and through tickets apply
az (URSTR BROAD AND EIGHTH STREETS.
'-l-.-.-. j. b. GENTRY,
te s-7t III General Ticket Agent.
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ME- NEW WRAPPINGS AND PARA
- chi y For SKINNER ".#.


r. X. PRICE L co. are receiving daily for sum-
me sales Lace Points and Sacues Parasols and Sun
shades, Umbrellas silk, cambria, and alpaca Gen
tlclnens Gallze Shirts Gentlenen's Thread and hlo
Gloves, Linens for Coats aud Pants, Collars, Ora
watts. &c, &c. ..#r =. mSso
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OFFICE OF EMINENT CoaMAMDER,l
RICHMOND CO3iMANDERY, No. 2, Il. ~,
Rtf,uMoNn VA. June 4, 1879. /. }

ORDER No; ao:-sIa k.loH 1T . l.
III You win appear at 81, Alban,s Hall, XIX
in full suit of black, with fatigue-Gap. ~
sde-arms and white gloves, on TUES. Y
DAY AFTERNOON the 10th instant,/
promptly at "a O'clock and march to the steamer
which the Colnmandery will proceed to Noriolk,
under orders Of the IL. +. Grand Cemmapaer, VI
LIAM r. ISAAcs, 10 attend the special Grand AS
semhly of the Grand Commandery. Of Knights
Tempiar and the appendant 'QrueIs OF Virginia, 70
Nv. Sir knights having baggage TO transport may
deliver the same labelled with the owner name q.
ST. Alban S Hall, by half.past O'clock on i1iesaay
uuartermastsr and to take charge OF the same,
". Sir Knights will: accept the above as SUI
nous. BY order Of the Eminent Goinmanoer.
L. L. BASS, Captain-G General.
Attest: WILLIAM J. RIDDIcK, Recorder.
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OFFICIAL.

OFFICE OF SEALER OF WEIGHTS)
AND MEASURES 7
No. llo1 RAsIN BANK.
INTEND 70 STARTTU GOTHROUGH
4 the city OH the 18th Of JUNE All persons hay
ing WEIGHTS or MEASURES which they wish
Inspected, VIII please bring them 10 the once by
that time a. u. lALMAN,
ie i0-2t* SeaIeI.
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z A Il r l G X l..

The first lecture OF the Young Mems Missionary
Society of the Grace-Street Presbyterian cnhrch
will be delivered by Rev. john VI. PRATT, of Lex
ington, Oh TUESDAY. June 10TH at quarler-paSt
O'Clock P. NJ, at the church, corner Of Fourth aud
Grace streets.
Subject: ST. PATRICK.
Admission, FIFTY CENTS. Tickets for sale by
West, Johnston & c.. Slelght & Howard, and at
the door. 1es-zI
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PIANOS. ORGANS, de.

jSUPERB ffaNO.FORTES.-EEsssSs
OThe Increasing demand for the charm- " IT.
Ing PIANO-FORTES made by knabe L Co., Balti-
more, has induced the makers TO open splendid
warerooms OH Fifth avenue, New York, Rs branch
establishment Such renowned professionals d:
Thalberg, Go,tschalk, Vieu1tempts, strukosch, and
others pronounce them unsurpassed. Such admi-
,ration,had Mad. pa,hinc I,ncca for these pianos
that she purchased one and conveyed 1t to, Earppt
for her own private use. For sale by
WQODH0USE s PARHAM,'
IS Sole Agents, Richmond.
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ANN UAL sMEETING.-The annual
n meeting of the stockholders Of the Richmond
Paper Manufacturing Company VIII oe heiu on
IT., i'm the ofics u John H. Montague, Esq, Main
nndd T,vnifth Streets L. u. CHRISTIAN.
'''o .rs'.. President.
II " Ir.put,,,R Secrptarv my 2l-2awlm
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LECTURES.

r E G. T U R E.
Rev. DIR. JOHN z. EDWARDS will deliver his
most Interesting lecture on the
"CHOLCE OF A WIFE"
This (TUESDAY} evening, June 10. In Clay-Street
Methodist Episcopal church, at 81 O'Clock te lo-lt*
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CAPITAL BulLDlNG-FUND ASSOCI-
" ATION.-Persohs Wishing TO take shares In the
above named Association can do 50 by calling on
Hill, j. Thompson Brown, ". b. Mathews, 8. X
Camphsl 8 Co. +. q. DAVIDSON, or j. Z. Neiswan-
ger, BEFORE the 18th instant, when meeting will be
holden Tor the purpose of receiving the entrance fees
and first instalment on shares taken. :s,4! !,
W. e. CAkRtNGTON.
lie cit #es+..s-.-.S prrsidanf
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MASONIC NOTICE.-Thc mem- e.
VL hers OF ST. JOHNS LODGE, No. as. Xxx
are hereby requested to attend stated meet,
Ing at Washington Hail.. ON Broad street, THIS
Tuesday EVENING at O'Clock. The election Oh
officers viii take place. BY order of the w. NJ.
JOHN J.CRuTCHTIELD, Secretary:
Iuuc H. 4 L. 5s7a a. d. 1874 je ln-l#
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WANTS.

WANTS. .r .t
SCHOOL WANTED.-An experienced,
- unmarried, middle aged Yirginian having tes-
timouias from professors OF the " IL
teaches ancient and modern languages ana mathe-
MATES. -. d,
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NNUAL MEETING.-The regular an-
n nusl,ueetiny Of the stockholders Of the vlR-
GINA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE. COM NJ
MONDAY IsIb instant at IL o'clock NJ. The cleo
ton of directors Will take place. Stockholders who
are unable to attend In person may sign proxies at
Wv WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.,
10 o,du Secretary.
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TX EEP COOL
WITH LIGHT CLOTHING.
1000 LINEN SUITS TALL ktndsl.
500 BLACK ALPACA SACKS (all quaIitesl,
100 FANCY aLPACA' SACKS,
so DIAGONAL ALPACA SACKS.
- 2e0sWHi'rE DUCK SUITS,
1000 WHITE DRESS SHIRTS TAU styles,
q nG6 pairs WHITE JEANS DRAWERS, 81 each
500 puirs WHITE LINEN DRAWERS,
besides almost everything anybody needs In MY
VIM, LIZA SMITH, ACT,
1l09 MAIN STREET.
S,uu-tOSC FLAG 'ts'@ je IL
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!. CIDTEIFNG.

NTEREsT oNEHE STATE DEBT,
y sfia payment Of whiSh IS conmerdable dstke &c
fhe State the psop ana the Board. who has decide
to pay tho back interest OF 1874, bat ali person.
orghtto bear In mind tllat six per cent. year tn
terest Is nothing like ca 1alto ivlng Of fen md AZ
teen per cent. III the purchase OF sa1TH'B
ELSE CLOIHING !.
AZ ----. go. '-..------'-' 100 MAIN STREET.
sign-LdNa FLAG1 81 BE 1s-Tu. Th3sst
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me- THoUHANDsaoF DOLLARS ARE
...assuAtls Losg TO SeoNstMERs
ssY aor PuRcHAsIkGTHErR
GOODS WHERE TEEY
cAN BE HAD AT THE LOWEST PRICES

{ purcha.crs ot DRY GOODS viii and it to,thei'
,d,,,nt,p ~ IN huV of
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d Z NJ o V A l.!

p EMOV Al!
Having removed from my old store on Broad
street into tho large and capacions building l202
Man street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, take
this method Of informing my friends and patrons
that have lust returned from the North With
stock of MEMS, YOUTHS, and BOYS CLOTH
ING aud GENTL EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
which cannot be surpassed for style and quality In
the city, and which determined TO sell at such
low prices will repay these In need Of such goods
NH 20 No. 1X02 Main street, Richmond Va.
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;, POWERS & SON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AsD rRuy,Sloy
DEALERS,
a,y 1910 MAIN STREET.
have In store and for sale cheap
$500 Du q sE,, LsKE-sHoRE rEAcllBtpw Po-
10 barrels NEW POTATOES.
!; s ssfr Sk hFRI siEtfrfn.
rs good SPRING CHEESE.
20 6oxes NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
s sbf t shounbkR NEi hFEF
50 hogshessassI BACON !, sGe SHOULDERS,
30 barrels CUT and GROSS NORTH CARO-.
800 barrels choice EXTRA FLOUR,
800 barrels barrels SEg}PpEEFsE E MI
IS 'isrces SUGAR-CURED HAMS.
:, Resolving r! " daily STRAWBERRIES and GREEN
VEGETABLES. my?9
!. A TTENTIoN, EATERS.
n TIr-ToP Family GROCERY STORE
13S4 MAIN STREET.
b Constantly on lrlpd u select assortment Of FAMI-
LYSUPPLfES. which are offered cheap, embrsclny
SuGAR@cCRED'HAhs. SHOULDERS. aud BREASTS;
TEA: OoLoNG. JAPAN. tEGLIsH HREAKrtst,
GCSpOwDER, toUSG HTsOS:
SUGAR uf all grades: COFFEE Mocha, JAVA.
LAGUAYRA, RIo, toasted and grcriI
English aud plain PICKLES. WORCESTER.
SHIRESACCE, TOMaTOCATSuP, FRENCH
MUSTARD SPICES, PEPPER.
Also, OLD CABINET and RYE WlilskEI,
PORT and SHERRY WINE.
Patronage respectfully solicited.
my 1s-2awlul IiEORGE I. TURNER
CHOICE NEW GOSHEN BUTTER frr
~ sal" by the tub or pound.
Also. SMOKED BEEF.
SOUSED FEET,
FINE HAMS,
sUGAE-CURED SHOULDERS AID BKtArI~,
and general assortment cf
-.. ...s SALT FRUVIsIDNS,
for sale by H. +. JAMES
Nh 30 NJ. - uld Mara,
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WTOOD.WORKERS MECHANICS
w UNIcN.-The members OF the above union
are requested to meet promptly TONIGHT. june
10th, nj O'Clock, AT Rupert Hall. Broad street.
je lo-1t* e. r. WINGFIELD, President
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-01-16

peared when the Atlantic waters rush
ed into the enormous cavity or depres-
isCn now covered by salt water. The
Rocky Mountains we're then the rough
bottom Of an ocean which rose with
marine plants, shells, and other pro-
duets o.. an aquatic origin, that are
abundantly strewn there, and, in fact,
ali over North and South America
Remnants Of Atlantis, the submerged
continent, are believed by scientists to
be recognized in the Adirondacks, the
White Mountains of New Hampshire,
and few other outcroppings belong
ing to the outer boundaries Of the del
uged and forever lost country. There
is no knowing what astounding dis
coverles III coming ages may yet be
made corroborarive of Plato's nara
tive.
Scientific investigation is continu-
ally developing facts which are of them
selves conclusive proof that the earth
we inhabit is continually undergoing
transformations. Where once were
mighty seas DOW are continents and
the habitations of men. This is part
Of the Divine economy manifesting it.
self to our childish VISION in facts in
controvertible, while the great purposes
Of the Divine hand may perhaps remain
for ever unexplained Who can solve
the intricate problems Of the Al
mighty? The effect Of explorations in
different parts Of the world and Of SCI
entifc investigation during the past
century has been an awakening Of
thought in a direction touching upon
the elementary creation of all organic
matter Biblical statements are brought
into question, and the records Of
Moses as contained in Genesis are prob
ed and dissected as though the future Of
the human soul depended upon the So
luton CT abstrusc theories which pro
perly belong to God and which we
verify believe will in the incoming ages
be made applicable, and the record Of
the past and the record Of the future
be made to blend in the grandest ac-
cord and hottest harmony. One truth
is evident God is behind all, before
all, in all, and whether we subscribe to
this or that theory, the inevitable con-
clusion must be that through, by, and
Of God is born the first great principle
Gas YETI least understood