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BOSTON.
Lost Overheard.

gosroN, February 5.--Anthony
Ameroe, one of the crew OF the fishing
schooner Eliza Crowell, OF Gloucester
was lost overheard on the banks, on
the 22d inst. He was nineteen year,
of age and unmarried.
Arrested.
A dispatch received here states that
William Murray, cashier for j. Blond
4 Co., No. % William street, New
York, who robbed his employers o'
$4,000 8 few months ago and lett The
same day, was arrested at Bangor,
Maine, yesterday, on the arrival OF q
train from St. Johns, New Brunswick.
Arrival.
The ship Nonantum, from Calcutta,
arrived to-day.
The AIIing Trial.
This is the third day OF the trial Of
Alling for the murder of Abner Ellis.
The court room was crowded with
spectators. The testimony for the pros
ecution was continued. Circumstantisl
evidence against the prisoner increases
in directness and force as the trial pro-
crosses. 1t is now stated the defense
will be q general denial.
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INDIANA.



LAFAYETTE, February 5.-The Spen-
ce: block, on Fourth street, was de-
ssroyed by FIRE this morning, The
origin OF the fire is not kno"n. Tbs
Ices is divided between c. Marvin, auc-
tioneer; W. L. Gregory, hardware
dealer; Henry Strauss, clothier; L. E.
Brown, druggist, and Israel Shincer,
owner OF part OF the block. The total
loss is $50 1000, on which 10 the follow
ing insurance: Imperial, $4,000; Ma
tional, of Hartford. $1,000, PbeaiI, oi
Hartford. $4S0O; Etna, of Hartford
5000; Queen, $1,000; Home, $1,000;
Royal, $500; and Hartford, $4,000.
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railroads to carry mails. Did the gep-
tleman want to deprive the people OF
postal cars. He considered their
adoption the greatest advantage that
had obtained to the Postot6ce Depart.
ment for twenty years.
Without action on the amendment,
the committee rose and the House, at
4: IS P. NJ, adjourned.
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CHICHESTER, SUssEI Co., ENGLAND, !
December Is, 1871.

Dr.. J. Ball & Ob.-Gentlemen On the re-
eption OF the Patent Ivory Eye Cups, on
the first application / found benent, and
now, ! am happy to say, unhesitatingly,
rom my own practical experience, that In
my opinion the result produced through
usinS your Patent Ivory Eye Cups Is one OF
the greatest boons that ever God bestowed,
or man received, Spiritual Eye-Sight eI-
over l2 years I have worn specks, and 10
NV own wonderment can read now news
paper print and am writing this letter
without my spectacles.
1 cease TO wonder at once why people are
90 anxious for them, now have tried them
myself, and proved them with an ocular
demonstration. They are simple In con1
struction, and could not possibly, think,
be more suitably adapted for the eyes, be-
aides being harm less, painless and pleasant.
[ speak with all due Difference of the Facul-
ty. but at the same time cannot divest
myself Of the fact that the present treat
ment, in the cases OF Myopia, or Near sight
edness, Dimness division, Cataract, Partial
or Total Blindness, IL q failure In nineteen
cases out OF every twenty when they resort
10 the knife, and / am sorry To say that
know cases that have ended In total blind
ness which cannot possibly occur In using
the "Patent Ivory Eye Cups"
And now, In conclusion, beg TO return
YOU my sincere thanks for the inexpressi-
ble benefit received by using your Patent
ivory Eve Cups. Yours faithfully,
REV. J. FLETCHER
Rev. ]. Fletcher IN personally known TO
ne, and believe him 10 be- person worthy
Of con fidence. FRkDK. F. TRACY,
Rector OF s. Pancras, Chichester, Eng.
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RIVER NEWS.

CINCINNATI. February a.-Rivsr fall
ing with Is feet in the channel. Wealth.
er mild. The ice has nearly disap-
peared. Business on the wharf active.
Abundance OF freigbh offering for oil
points. New Orleans freight il taken
at 50 cents for round lots and other
freighu accordingly.
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La GRASGE, TEX, February "a. 1872

AGRASGE, TEX, February u. 1872.
Or. j. Bal q Ob.-Gentlemen: am truly
dad have fallen in your hands; | now
diamond print in day time, and ordinary
print by lamp light. fhave used spectacles
'or over 20 years, am now In my 65th year |;
[ write this without glasses ! feel quite
vonng again. bsltspe Dtth Mdur KIN,
hdt the Rtreya Eye Cups are ne oredtea IN
ue7,tion Of the age.
Gentlemen, with great respect, remain
your obedlent servant,
DR.. d. p. DAMAN.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. February u, 1872.

Dr. j. Ball & G.-3entlemen: have thor
oughly tested the Patent Eye Cups; they
are no humbug. Ihad been so blind In my
eft eye for q years that could not distin-
yuish the form OF a person bel ween meand
the light, Ny sight was entirely restored
oy a few applications OF the Eye Cups, 10
much 30, that hem stitched nne linen
handkerchief with the eye that had been
olind, having bandage over the other eye,
without any trouble whatever. My eyes
are az good as any child's ten years OF age.
will be So years old, (for which am very
thankful indeed,) the 7th Of March. pre-
sume no one appreciates the Patent Eye
Cups more than do, or understands them
any better. Many, many thousand thanks
70 the inventor. Icannot ind words 10 ex-
press my feelings. never can thank our
highly esteemed pastor, Rev. +. Mason,
enough for recommending TO me your
Patent Eye Cups.
Yours respectfully,
MRS. +. ]. MITCHELL,
Memphis, Tenn.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Gaze of Robert Bowiss.

The Case OF Robert BoWles.
LONDON, February 5.-Mr. Robert
Bowles, . member Of the American
banking house Of Bovles Bros. i Co.,
was arrsignsd ID tho Central Criminal
Court to-day for trial, . bill hsvius been
found against him charging him with
pisdsmsePo7. So. ,r... } ;
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CLEAR CRrEK, N. O.,

DR.. J. Ball d Ob.-3entlemen: have been
making experiments with ths Patent Eye
Cups received, and found them Just what
you Represented them to be.
As for my own eyes, am happy 70 ~
that ] now read and write without my
spectaclss. My wife could see TO thread her
needle after applying the Patent Eys Cups
TO her eyes the third time.
/ have made n trial on an eye that has
been blind for fourteen years. The man can
now begin To see out Of II. The Cups will
restore his sight.
Your true friend,
REV. r. &. WILLIAMB.
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KENTUCKY.
Killed.

LEXINGTON, February 5.-An ahray
occurred in Jessamiue county yesterday
in which q man named Hutchison was
killed BY another named Samuel Bar.
clay. They got into q dispute about q
crop of Hemp, which Hutchison raised
on Barclay farm on shares, when
Hutchison started at Barlay with q
hemp hook, and Barclay shot him With
gun loaded with buck shot. LBerelsY
gave himself up. ,u.. a
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Attempted Suicide.


EXETER, February 5.-Franklin B.
Evans, murderer OF Georgiana Low
ring, attempted to commit suicide this
morning by hanging himself with his
suspenders, but he was discovered by
the keeper of the jail aud was led into
the court room in irons. The defense
was commenced to-day to prove that
he is insane.
To be Hang.
EXETER, N. Il, February Sin the
trial OF Evans to-day the evidence OF
H. Perts showed conclusively that he
was perfectly sane when be murdered
Mr.. Lowering. The evidence for the
defense closed this afternoon, snd the
jury was only out but half an hour,
when they returned verdict OF guilty
Of murder in the first degree. The
court Immediately sentenced Evans to
be hung on the third Tuesday in Feb
rusry. The heartless details OF the AZ
fair causes but little sympathy to be
shown to the doomed murderer.
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BROOKLYN.
Murderer Arraigued.

Brooklyn, February 5.-Frederick
Weis, aged eighteen, was srraignsd in
the Cour. OF Oyer and Terminer to-
day, before Judge Pratt, charged with
the murder OF Henry Zsiglsr, on the
23d Of December last
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REV. JOSHUA JOHNSON.

NEwBERSE, ". c., February Is, ls72-
DR.. j. Ball d Cb.-Desr Sirs: To-day / am
81 years OF age, am writing this letter with
out spectacles, Il being the second or third
letter have thus written since begin ming
10 use the Eye Cups, previous 70 which !
had not written without spectacles for
years. have only used them four nightA
Truly yours, JNo. r. WALSH, n. ID.
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EEAR BOOZE FURNACE,
GREENUP COUNTY, KENTUCKY,

February 8. ls72
Dr.. j. Boil d 6.-Gentlemen: This n TO
certify that having been af1icted with sore
eyes for several years, 70 such an extent
that my sight was almost gone-could not
zee TO walk about-having tried almost
everything known in the Msteria MedIca,
was constrained 70 try Dr. Balls celebrated
Eye Cups, with happy results. Ny eyes are
s,orsd A fter sr,ch resnits. one oT INV Neigh
bors, who had been entirely blind for three
years commences using the Eye Cups, and
now he can zee 70 do any kind Of work, and
In restored 20 his full eye-sight- To those
suffering from such afnIctiona, try Dr. J..
Ball Co 3 Eye Cups, and you viii never
Ed. HOLBROOK.
Sworn before J. r. Thompson, Justice Of
Peace.
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FxSroS, MICH July II, lHl.S

y
Dr. }. Ball 4 Cb.-9entlemen: II 10 with
pleasure that ! Am able 20 Inform you OF
my success with the Patent Eye Cups. l
have been slow in my operations, but cork
on q sure plan. People are AFRAID OF beinS
hnmbugged, but have convinced them OF
the reality. The Patent Eye Cups are Q
perfect success. They have restored my
sons Eye Sight who was blind In his right
eye since he was lad, the optic nerve va
injured; after applying your Patent Eye
Cups a few times he can read with that eye
unassisted. He can shoot a. many birds
nom the cherry tree, with his right eye.
that was blind, rs any other person.
have applied tie Patent Eye Cups, With
Myopic attachments, To two persons' eye
who are Near Sighted; their sight II I'm
prsving at an astonishing rate.
My old eyes OF fourteen yssrs standing
are perfectly restored.
Many blessings on the inventors OF the
Patent Eye Cups, for the great good they
have done 10 suffering humanity.
remain, most respectfully,
REV. ISAAC NORTON.
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DIFLEs, DOUBLE AND SINGLE BAR.
IL rel Shot Guns, Revoivera, Annual
ton, Sporting Goods, Rins Barrels, Loch.
Mounting Gun Materials, &c. Send for .
Price List. Address J. n. .JOHNBTON, Great
Western Gun Works, l7y Bmithneid stssst
Pittsburgh, Pa N. B.-ATmy Carbinss, r.
fes and RevOlyen bought OF tradsd for.
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JOHN 9. ADAMS.
BIO HILL. Madison o., KY, /
November Sth. lS7l, (

certify that when was about eight year
old had q very severe attack Of imam.
nation ofthe eyes, and ever since my lefs
eye has been weak and grown worse on me.
For the last year or two my vision had b.
come 80 impaired that TO put my hand over
my right eye could not distis uish one OBJ
ject from another ave feet nom me. eot
a pair OF DR.. J. Ball a Co.'S Patent Eye
Cups, and am happy TO say that Q few ap-
plications restored my sight ~ good - lt
ever was, and l can cheerfully and conf
dentially recommend them to all who are
AFFLICTED with weakness OF the eyes, or nom
any eye disease.
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- Agents wanted for every county 10
the United STATES not yet disposed Of. Send
for Pamphlet, Circulars and Prios List frss
OF charge. april
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BARRAcKvILLr. W. VA. Feb. Il. ia

BARRACKvILLE. W. VA, feb. II, lb7x
d.. j. Ball & Co.-9entlemen I have Ap.
piled the Eye Cups on three persons' eysa.
One lady that has not read letter without
her glasses for b years have only applied
on her eyes outt times, and she can nov
read any print that can give her. ap-
piled the Eye Cups last night In our town
on two gentlemen, one Of them g years old,
that could not tell one letter nom another
for u years, and this morning had them
reading the Testament without glasDss, and
rejoicing for the benent received. Yours
truly, JRsAE ShAhf.
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HARRISON CREEK, BLADES Co, N. C.,l
February d. 1872. !
Dr.. j. Bah q o., NeD York Cup-0entle-
men: / saw your advertisement In the
CtTtato,1 Advocate. became interested and
procured pair OF your Ivory Eye CupA
and my vile have been applying them
70 our eyes q few minutes each night since
last Wednesday, and they have greatly i'm
great astonishment, have laid my spec
tacles away, and can now read and write
uithnnt than
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nammanon Of the eye for nvs or Ex ysars.
and q thick scum came over both eyea,
which caused total blindnen OF the right
with the other he could not zee 70 fsed him.
self at the table; or 10 90 about the house or
yard. got q pair OF DR.. ]. Ball a 90. b Eye
CUPS nom DR.. J. H. Freeman, and after'
using them q short time the scum came on
OF both eyes and he began TO Sc. His sight
Is perfectly restored.
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BIooxrSo VALLEY. PA. sspt. 4. II

BLOOMTN0 VALLEY, PA, Bept. Z, IBI.
DR.. j. BdU & o., Ucuiiss
received your Patent EyeaCups by the hand
Of Mr.. ROndebush: after testing the efficacy
OF the Cups for two weeks, ! am satisnsd
they are what they are purpOrted 70 be.
After wearing glasses for nInstesu
years, for reading and writing, can nov
see 10 read any print In your pamphlet
without my glssHeA- ] can, thgo0nfA
recommend the Patent Eye Cups.
Very respectfuIly YOURS
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Salts Commenced.

DuBuQUE, February 5.-At Lafayette,
Iowa, suits for damage to the amount
Of $4,000 have been commenced
against saloon kespers BY the yiys Of
intsmpersts husbands, with good pros
pects OF suceses-
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MISS LUCY ADAn
BIG HILL, Madison Co., Ky.l
Noyemhar Is lKTl.

Dr. j. Bal & Co.-9entlemen: These are
correct copies OF the certificates OF the per-
persons named, as they gave them 10 me.
J. H. FREEMAN, n. ID.
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RID LICK, Madison County, Ky,l
October ID. l6I.

testify that my eyes had been innamed
and bad become % weak and my vision 70
sew, and was very painful, and had been %
for two year,
I procured q pair OF Dr.. J. Ball q Co.'S
Patent Eye Cups fron Dr.. ]. n. freeman,
and l. used them according 70 directions for
two weeks, and II restored my sight 20 that
can read sny ordinary print three or four
eyes giving way or becoming vatery.
, Mrs JULIA ANN 6AAkETf.
Silva CxIxx, Aadison County, Ky,l
b. y Z-EEa- October l0th. In
tsstty thst ny son Edward, stxlssn
ysar1 Of ass, has bean aNietsd With u
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very re"p''tfuKtE{ spooNrR

Reader, these are few certificates out Of
Thousands we receive, and 70 ths agsd ws
will guarantees that your old and diseased
eyes can he made new, spectaclo b
be discarded, sight restored and vision pre-
served. spectacIes and surgical operations
useless. See our advertisement In another
column OF this paper.
All persons wishing for full Particular,
certificates OF cures, prices, stc., will plsass
send their address 10 us, and We win ssnd
our treatise on the Eye, Of forty. four pagsa.
free OF charge, by return mail. Write u
DIR. j. BALL 4 co,
Poatofiios Boz e67,
No \ .fxs~f Me- Vnrk (Ytv ~
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IOWA.
Fire.

CEDAR RAPIDS, February 5.-A are
at Boone. last night, destroyed the
hardware store OF Knox d Johnston,
Gnce's butcher shop, Storms butcher
shop, Spragues grocery and feed store,
Loss twenty thousand dollars; insured
for seven thousand dollars.
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WASHINGTON, February 5.-Horace
F. Clarke, President of the Union
Pacific railroad, made an argument be-
fore the House Committee on Appro-
priations in opposition to the Senate
amendment to the exclusion Of the
appropriation bill relative to the Pacific
railroad. The committee took no ac-
ton but will probably decide the mat
ter tomorrow.
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suvrs c..Ex. A.di.op County, Ky-l
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-07-11
For the West Jersey Pioneer,

For the west Jersey Pioneer.
A NEW RAILRoAD.-The propriety and
feasibility of building another railroad
through Southern New Jersey, is now agi-
tating the minds of business men and capi-
talists. The proposed route is as follows:
starting at Bridgeton and running through
Deerfeld, Daretown, Woodstown, Harri-
sonville, Mullica Hill, Mantua, Woodbury.,
and connecting with the Mt. Ephraim road
at Gloucester, thence to Camden, This
route is shorter than the West Jersey line,
and lays through the most populous and
fertile part of the country; striking all the
principal towns, and opening the productive
portion of the several counties through
which it passes to direct market. The
ground surface is good with few streams to
cross, and the want so strongly felt by the
people, that most of the right of way will
be given, and the stock be taken along the
line Of the road. 1t will connect at Bridge
ton with the Bridgeton and Port Norris
road, which can be easily extended south
ward, thus making a peoples line from
Camden to Cape May. Such road will
pay from the beginning, and will steadily
increase in value for many years. The pro-
ject is yet in its incipiency, hence we cannot
give details in this communication, but SIM
ply sketch the route, and a few general
features, that the reader may take his map
and note the proposed line thereon, and see
how feasible and desirable is such road
G.. w. FINLAw.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-07-11
The careerafa Great Remedy.

Twenty summers have elapsed since it was briefly
announced that new vegetable tonic and altera-
tive bearing the name of Hostetters Stomach Bit
ters, had been added to the list of preventive and
restorative medicines. The modest advertisement
which invited attention to the preparation stated
that it had been used with great in private
practice as cure for dyspepsia bilious complaints,
constipation and Intermittent fever. 1t was soon
discovered that the article possessed extraordinary
properties. The people Of every class, tested its
merits tonic, stimulant. corrective and restora-
tive, and found that its effects more than fulfilled
their hopes and expectations. From that time to
the present. its course has been upward and on
ward, and it stands to-day at the head of all medi-
cines of its class American OF imported in the
magnitude of its sales and its reputation as safe
agreeable and potent invigorant and restorative
For languor and debility lack of appetite and gas
trio disturbances so common during the Summer
months it is absolutely infallible Indigestion, bill
iouS disorders, constipation nervousness, period-
cal feverS, and all the ordinary complaints genera
ted by vitiated and humid atmosphere vanish
under its renovating and regulating influence This
is its record avouched by volumes of intelligent
testimony, extending over period of a fifth of a
century, and comprehending the names of thouS-
class and calling In Europe it isthought great
thing to obtain the patronage of royalty for pat-
elt medicine but Hostetter's Bitters has been
spontaneously approved by millions of Independent
sovereigns and its patent consists in their endorse
ment. July Aim
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-07-11

sic by the band, prayer, and brief address
by Daniel Sharp, Esq, who also read the
Declaration of Independence. Hon. James
NJ. Scovel, the orator of the day, was intro
duced and continued to speak until driven
by the rain to a neighboring school house,
where he finished his oration, to tho graft
fication of all who had an opportunity of
listening to it. Those persons who took
refuge from the storm, under the stand,
had a narrow escape when the supports
grve way, and the floor with its contents
fell to the ground. No serious accidents
occurred at Port Norris, and with the ex-
ception of large number of men and boys
being intoxicated, the day passed creditably
The excurtion train for Bay Side left
Bridgeton crowded, about one hundred and
thirty being on the cars. The day was
spent in sailing, fishing, bathing and stroll
ing along the beach. Dinner was provided
at the public house and many enjoyed it.
Those who ventured down the Cohansey
in small open boats were drenched by the
rain which for more than an hour fell in
torrents. The various lakes and ponds had
their share Of visitors on the 4th., some of
whom were sprinkled and others immersed.
Most of the stores in this city were closed
and the saloons did thriving business.
West-Jersey pioneer., 1873-07-11

nY virtue OF a writ of fer facias to me dire eted
d issued out of the New Jersey Supreme Court
Cumbcrand County, will be sold at Public Vendue,
on
Saturday, the I'd day Of -4ugust, 1873,
between the hours oil IL and 5 o'clock, to wt:-at.a
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. at c. Q. Davis
hotel, in the City of Brdgeton.
all OF Richard Carl title and in terest in the
following described real estate. all situate in the
city of Bridgeton, Cum berand County, New Jersey
No Is all that building lot with the i'm proyemeuis
thereon lying the north sioe of Brosd street ad
in size 63 feel by III feet, containing SO IL square
rods more less. No. sIs certain lot of land and
double dwelling house thereon situate, on the north
eide OF Broad street aforesaid, adjoining tavern
the pTovements and buildings thereon and beglns
at post set for corner rods from the north slde
of Broad street. thence bounding on the west slde
of said street northerly rods thence bounding on
one Christian Coks lot, five rods to corner tnehce
southerly an parallel to Atlantic street 10 corner
thence easterly and parallel with Broad street Gve
rods to the west line OF Atlantic street ana place OF
beginning, containing ten square rods more OF iess
No Begins Al the East side Of the creek ana ex,
tenos ale ng the north side OF Commerce street to
the middle of thirteen feet alley, and Is also cor.
ner of E NJ. Muliord'r whart lot thence along sad
line westerly to the edge Of Cohanssy Greek aiore-
ali the bull ilngs and improvements thereon except
ma RI of the same sold To Clay poole L Anderson
No. S begins at the s. W, corner of land ow ned by
Daniel terson on the east side of Pearl street. one
foot northof the north ine OF Orange streetihenes
Pea1l street The courses thereof up the
old slIice way TO the centre of Mill Creek THENCE
theret yto whore itinteiseets with lot formerly
owned by VIM. Dare thence thereby to the place OF
beginning.
seised as the property Of Richard D. Csrr deft.,
taken IN execution at :Ea of Charles F. shroe.
July il.Aw JAMES L. WILSON, Sheriff.