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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-31
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r.. II. ED Y,
SOLICITOR OF PATENT

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4 FTER an extensive practice of upwards of fb;,-e
years, continues to secure patents in the Upjts
states; also in Great Britain, France and other mi,
eign countries. Caveats. Specifications Assignee
anu all papers Tor Patents, executed on reasonaI
Terms with dispatch. Researches made to detern;,-
the validity and utility of Patents of InyentioS,
touching thesame. Copies of the claims OF snv ~
tent furnished, by remitting one dollar Ass;aa
ments recorded in Washington.
40 Agency In the United States. possesses sune-o,
facilities for obtaining Patents or ascertauins IN
patentability of Inventions -
All necessity OF ajourney TO Washington TO p,,,f
cure Patent. and the usual great delay there a Z
here saved inventors i,
TESTIMONIALS.
:" regard Mr.. Eddy as one of the most eqpab an Z
rcecssfh practitioners with whom have had ofacjI
intercourse
CHARLES MASON. com'r of Patents
nave no hesitation in assuring inventors thu i
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ooriAE and more capable of putting their appe,- 8
tons IN form to secure for them an early and a
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EDMUND BURKE K, late Com'r OF Patepts - u
Mr.. X. Ill. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY |
applications for Patents. having been successful In
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great talent and ability on his part leads NE 10 rec
OInmend all inventors to apply TO him TO proeur,
their Patents, as they may be sure of having II,
most faithful attention bestowed ON their cases. aa
at very reasonable charges.
JOHN TAGGART. q
Boston. Jan. /. 1873. La
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-31

A SAD CAsE.-Wednesdsy morning,
last, a. horse and pung were found in
Seabrook, N. H., near the Hampton
river. The horse had persisted from ex-
posture or exhaustion. A dog on the OPP
posite side of the river was barking,
notifying the spectators that he was
guardian of the team. The parties
crossed the stream and followed the dog,
which led them to his master. 1t seems
that the team belonged in Haverhill,
and had been to Black Rocks, near the
mouth of the Merrimack, for load of
clans. The driver left his horse unpro-
tected in charge of his faithful dog while
he was filling himself with liquor. The
horse being chilled, started up the beach
accompanied by the dog until he came
to the river, which he forded, and re-
manned upon the other side probably for
the whole day. He was found, as be-
fore stated, dead, on one side of the river
and the dog watching upon the other,
and the owner of the two brutes in a
beastly state of intoxication
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-31

SOCIAL CHANGES IN RUssIA.-An ex-
traordinary social movement is taking
place in Russia, according to one OF the
Russian journals. 1t consists in an or
ganization Of the different classes of the
country into distinct grades. That which
is in other countries the slow result of
time and circumstances will in the Great
Eastern Empire, be fixed absolutely. In
future there are to be two classes of soei-
ETY., and two only-the nobility and the
grojdansvo, or mass of citizens. The
Russian are the class who in the future
will command honor and respect, or, per.
haps, to speak more accurately, will OBJ.
tain it; while the inhabitants of the
town and country will have a commune
ty of rights and duties The clergy, the
tradesman and the artizans will form
separate groups, but their diversity will
arise out of the nature of their occupa-
tions, and have no reference to, or bear
ing upon, the special question of caste
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-01-31

A Kentucky elder who wrote relig-
ious book 20 years ago, and sent copy
to Mr.. Greedy, asking comment and crit
cism, has just given to the world this
characteristic reply to his letter; -
The sun., 1873-09-13

BEFRE.-o on Friday, Sept I2 1873 joseph Bccrc ma
tive Of Bath, England, aged - ycars,
Relatives aud trIruls of the family are invited 90 At
tend the funeral, sunday, sept H. ~ T. NJ, from tho
South Nptist turCh Nrst 30 h st. bet tth ana 5th
pUtKMORrH. At Milford \ D.. on Friday, sept.
y, 1853, MOTIFS son Of Nelson and Kebeccs Dek Ufth.
aged a years
The funeral VIII take place on Monday sept n a.
O'Clock i. NJ, lroA thr rtbdrac' of Ll. tather,3 81.
lukcr place, The relatives md friends, also tht
bers of Company aLl unCVrs ui TIC I'd l.Cgnlcut y
q. ;. y i are respectfully invited to attend Without
further n!tice. lnt tcrueut Ia Greenwood.
hiFF lIHh.-On Friday, sept. u, CatLArlne, wne or
r, H. Grlmthr, aged y yrars.
The funeral Will take place on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock from her late residence lia st near 5th ay,
HALLICK.-On Thursday. Sept n, OF consumption
aged - years and months.
leiatycs and friends Of the family also the friends
Of the late Joseph sAna, are rcspco tiull invited 10
attend the funeral from thV rctdvhCr uf her mother,
a. sheriff st. New York on sunday sept H. al y A. NJ.
lEALN.H ON Thursday, sept. II, Mary, the beloved
Nlfc OF Francis j, cay, aged y years anu months
Inc relatives and iric0ds are respectfully tuyited 10
attend the funeral from her late residence. Hubert st.
Al O'Clock T. NJ. SHARP, On sunday, sept "a, let8.
Viii I'm TINS city on Ihut-day, Sept. H. SIaC ath-
York, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends OF family are respectfully IN
Nrd TO attend the funeral, On sai iurday Sept 49, At
O'Clock L NJ from her late residence, l East 9tb 81.
Dear sister aud wife thou has left Us,
And thy loss We deeply feed;
But us God who has bereit us
lie can all our surruws heal.
The sun., 1873-09-13
BANKING AND FINANCIAL


NASSAU sr. >Kw NofA, sopt :. ls,3. ;
The CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD is now
competed and IN regular operation. To increase iIs
Equipment, and perfect its Terminal taOAlues aud
Deep water connections with European steamship
Lines, and to accommodate the heavy COAL AND
MINERAL TRAFFIC, together with the growing
IRON AND MISCELLANEOUS LOCAL AND
THROUGH BUSINESS now pressing upon the line, We
selling on behalf Of the coInpsny, a hunted
amount Of their SEVEN PER CENT. GOLD BONDS.
secured by mortgage Hens the whole valuable
property, at Oand accrued interest 900 each, either
coupon or registered paJ able IN gold cou D New ork
city. principal and interest," interest January snd July
We also have small amount OF the OLD SIX PER
CENT GOLD BONDS OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND
ONO price, $50 and accrued interest denomnat ms
,lO), $50, and tlO0 Interest payable IN New York
May aud November
The property has cost already upward Of t3s QJOl
II is worth to-day much larger sum, aud ia constantly
Increasing in value We eau recommend both Glasses
Of the bonds, which arc selling rapldy, with great
confidence.
We also continue to deal In GOVERNMENT, AND
CENTRAL PACIFIC. AND WESTERN PACIFIC
RONDS, execute orders at the socN Exchange for iu
Ncstment stocks and Bonds, receive Deposits, which
allow interest at the rate of per cent per aunul
and conduct general banking business.
FISH HATCH.
The sun., 1873-09-13

BERRY -UNDERlIILL.-On wedne'dAy, Sept. 10, By
the Rev. William n. ENans, Hosea Berry OF sharon,
Conn to Mise Kate Hcrhert lndcrhill Of New YORK
city adopted daughter Of Peyton Herbert, Esq. 40
cards.
CHluSTMAS-B -BLOXHAM.-At the residence OF tho
hrars father, "Wednesday evening sept. H. by the
Rev. " llam Williams, Mr.. Thomas Christmas to Mss
Mary j, BloNham all of BrookNu.
KENYON rob- NSON.-On Wednesday, Sept. 10, at
the residence uf the brides parents, by the Rev. WIN.
4, Leonard, rector of the Church Of the Redcener,
George W. Kenyon to Isabel c. daughter Of Robert
lulluson and granddaughter Of the ate Martin KAlb
GCisch, all Ot Brooklyn.
ROOsA-lOuN sOS. on Wednesday, Sept. TO- At tho
residence OF her brother at Glens Falls, y by tho
Rev A. j Fennel Charles B Ro9sA Of Sew Haven.
Conn 10 sarah NJ daughter OF the late Y. A. Johns
MkEkS-k klNG.-On Wednesday, sept. 10 AZ the rrs.-
dencc Of the brides parents Aands l. T. by thu Rev.
Henry G. Glover assisted 10y the Rev William H. Simon
son. Theodore = Weeks to Emily Gertrudc only daush-
ter Of the Rev. Samuel W King.
The sun., 1873-09-13

CHILDREA's RIGHrs RESPECTED
NGlliiSiug IA VIII which Gave the Property
TO "a sister aud "a Niece.

toa sister aud Niece.
surrogate llutchings yesterday denied
Probate 10 the will, or what purports To be the
will Of the late Mrs. Amanda u. Squires, by
which all the four children of the decedeut, one
Of whom is "a minor, are dsinherited in favor OF
sister and niece. The grounds for his deei-
sion are thus set forth by the Surrogate:
The evidence nNtnces that the decedent 10
Tine the paper sed and In view of the fact that
It. provisions Cash with the natural and presumed dis
position Of pareuts ~ favor OF their offspring, rather
than uVfe remote ard collateral relations, and the
absence Of proof substantial and distinct Of acts
the part of the children forfeng their natural claims
tie bounty Of their parcut ana deserving OF such
should certainly require stronger evidence than IL
offered OF free and capable mind and viii OF the
her la-t Will made ~hie free from undue influence
Tie evidence Of oN trt acts CVncng dsp with
tuehl tApeTelce IN tuhlts, espcclaly Nhtn me Ills
Ease ot the dcCcdeut was - character to act wlth
alton aud uutOundCd dlstrust even of those nearest
IA tes oi blood, as In often the case, appears 10 me
to relate only 10 truIng things thai might uud
non,ntsy excitement AM which Ahord 40 conNn.
cling evidence that natural Affection has la way been
essentlay diminished.
There Is reason u believe that when this hope was
prompted by the testatrX she aborrd under inf tne
ably have been wholly removed had she recovered
from her wcak condition AT tuat Tune Whereas she GtJ
Ia addition to these combinations und that there
Is not satisfactory evidence that all the statutory
ater execution made any declaration that the paper
AAh her last Will My duty 10 therefore, think, ~ de.
Hy Il probate.
by this Judgment OF Surrogate Hutchings,
and In accordance with the statute Of New
York which provides for tho Inheritance of tho
natural heirs Of intestates, the children Of Mrs.
; Wires will come into the enjoyment Of their
mothers estate, which Is not uncomfortable.
The sun., 1873-09-13

c. Rizzoni and George Raphael were arrested
yesterday afternoon by order OF Arrest Clerk Judson
Jarvis on an order from Judge Noah Davis in an action
in which Mr.. Henry Ccvs and Mr. Theodore 5. Fowler
are the c"mplanans. II Is alleged bS Mr. John Green
Ough nslsgeT OF tue foreign department OF the bank
my house ~ Henry tlcWa CO of 80 Wall street, that
on the 18TH OF August George Raphael introduced c..
III fIui to him, ana requested hu 10 cash for INN tN
bus OF exchange drawn on the Bank of Egypt to the
order ot C. MIzuni. Raphael represented that kIzLOu
travelling IN thus country for pleasure, ana that he
lyug m NrN urk for the present Upon these repre-
sentatons Mr. Grutnuugh caHhrd the tNo bils Of eK-
change, one which was for two hundred rounds
etrrinf, tho other for hundred and nifty bounds
sterling The two bills OF exchange were then forW ard
cd To Mpssrs tiews Habluht a. Co.., bankers Of Lon.
don, for ClAtclug, ami on the 5h OF september Mr.,
HruD CIrWs lectNcd telegram lnnt the two bills uf
exchange were turgcrcs and tha lNzzOui and Raphael
were Indebted n 9lal6 IN United states greeubacks
kZLuni aud Raphael were taHvn 10 the ShgrHb ono
where lAey y ere eacA pul unA,r la,AQ nm.
The sun., 1873-09-13
MAKING USE or FAMURDER.
The Medical Faculty solving Yexed Prob
leans Relating To the spinal Cord,


DR.. Fluhrcr OF the Park Hospital has IA
which Is attracting the medical faculty's
attention, aud which, he says, is without a par
allel. william Hurry, the 'longshoreman who
was stabbed In Rector street on Saturday night
10y Robert Hill, alias Pollock, was admitted to
the hospital on Saturday night, and on super
hciil examination Dr. Fluher thought that Ilur-
ly's case would furnish data likely to solve the
important problems relating to the spinal cord
Hurry had been stabbed In the upper part of the
neck, the point Of the knife cutting the spinal
cord. On his admission to the hospital he had
complete motor paralysis on the left side Of the
body, the lett leg being utterly paralyzcd as re-
CARDS motion. lie also had paralysis Of sensa-
tion ON right side Of neck and body as low
down As the umbilicus. ON the next day the
doctor noticed complete paralysis OF the left
side Of the chest as regards respiration, the left
pupil contracted, while the Temperature under
the left ear was two degrees higher than under
the right. Gradually the patient became unCun-
scious, and died three days after admission,
Prominent gentlemen have Interested them
selves In this UNPARALLELED case as to the exact
injury Of the spinal cord
AT the post-mor ortem examination meningitis
was found over the anterior and superior pOr-
tion Of the brain. There was also found wound
in the cord one inch below the apex, fourth
Nentrcle, involving both pusterlur columns of
the cord, passing anterprly and involving the loft
anterior column Of the cord, the outside Of
the left lateral column being intact. The
measurement of the wound in the cord was ante
rnrly One-eighth inch and posterlorly one-fourth
iuch. A gross examination OF the cord is going
on, though preparations are being made for
most minute dissection. This case Is likely to
excite the medical world.
The sun., 1873-09-13
1HE SroRrS rnE rRACk.
rrotting aud Running on the Mo-tchcstcr
LnmmLA LM Z l.rnmmL..

Comm, In - ,.,o,,,
,
NN'ul l'n lnNN~tuh persons NI~lltu lnc
Westchr~tcr County Fair near White Plains
,...,..t... ~, ,...t.. t...- -
','N'""' -''''' '''''' S'''' '''' '' '-''''H''''i
~ the society WAS there such a great multitude.
Thr uriurip,l ntfractinu was tho r,s. L,t t,,,.
.
went l" "uihIre 'h' domestic ana AGRICULTURAL
products ~ their native county. Every convey
.,, t,t, to-, r t,,,- a. b,i. ,,.ti Do ,,,,tt hi
" ~. WV W. ''''' "',, "'U'' "''i
'"-''"'i "V"u'u us way l"INaru WIN ~ HluNu
living frci-ht Us could lil, on. The roadside
u.l.ts and v.o.ds u,,r, mo WA, s.. 80 v,ii.ts
Jaihhcd ana ""dsrd together Ike So many
matches iu "A box Inside the scene was like
i,r.,,,,,, I.,,,,..,' , ..r.., ,.r......f,, r,,r,
The sun., 1873-09-13
SrEILING THE EPENUE.
| Addition, Division aud silence in Illinois
Collector narper's Defuications.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12.-Gen. B. j. Sweet,
Deputy Commissioner Of Internal Revenue, and
ID. W. Mum, Supervisor of Internal Revenue Of
Illinois, have been investigating the recent de-
falcation of Collector Harper OF the Eighth Dis
trct, and are In this city to look into Iiarper's
alleged grain speculations. 1t appears from the
investigation that there are implicated in IIar-
pcr's fraud his deputy, Smith, and three distil-
lcrs, David l.. Thompson, Henry L. Westerman.
and John l.. Smith, representing the Pekin Dis
tilery Company, and JC I'm ID. Mcintyre, a Peoria
distiller. In the fall Of 1871, the bonds OF these
Pekin distilcrs mysteriuusly disappeared, and
could not be found. II is now believed 10y the
officials who are conducting the examination,
that the bonds, amounting to $u10OO, were
stolen by Harper aud Deputy Smith to facilitate
the frauds that were then. or about to be, COM
mitted on the Government.
The distilers, their bonds having disappeared,
and their bonasnen apparently secured. did not
hesitate at collision with Harper, and when the
latter, To cover his deficiencies, alleged that the
pekn distillers were In arrears, they admitted
the truth OF his statements and the correctness
OF a transcript of the amount said to be owing
by them which was given the examining ofllCer
by Harper. Meantime, however, Col. Bridges of
this city, western Agent Of the Internal Rev
enuc Bureau, who was investigating the loss OF
the missing bonds. found list Of the bonds
mems names which had not been destroy ed,
and Instituted suit against them, which suit is
now pending. n prominent firm of lawyers in
Springfield. ILL.,. arc severely blamed bV the TOW
crnu cnt ON .ial- for their course in the matter,
as II ~ said they had KNOWLEDGE Of lIarpcrs de-
Tale alton weeks ago. 1t is known that Harper
was largely engaged In grain spcCulat ions here.
and the officials above named are here to iuVcs-
tigate them.
The sun., 1873-09-13
Trottins in De-rfoor Park Three of the Pa
Norites Beaten.

In the first race in Dcertoot Park yes
tcrday POLLOCK was the fayuri,c a, tlOO to S~l.
and won. after four wcll-contested heuts Ia
the second race Capt. Jiuk- was the fHVoritc,
slco 20 Sio. Colonel won the heat at his ease,
much To the surprise uf Capt. Jiuk-'s backcr-,
who were heavy losers on the result In the
third race Abe sold for sluJ, Tom ~, and Tn
expected 81. I N Won one II the bcst-cou-
tested trots that hu- been witnessed ON tins
track. In toe tu.rth race 10. = William sold Tor
sluh and Lady Gasp $,u. Iue mare Wa very
rtLN Ia the tr~t hcat. a"d Just saved her dis
ihucc. In IA" second neat suc stuck To- her trut,
distancing William, and winniu- the heat and
race.
pFEkfoot Pans, Friday, Sept l..-Matcu ~ mile
b ate, L.st three o. nNr. lU har4tas.
WIN, MCMahuu'r :. Policies ....,......... I
Nui. IAuuuat's u sNppyrJ b.Ch....... ......
Time, ..44g, ~ y. l.aa,.. .ti.
SECOND RACK. Match tAV ma, hcats, best three 10
ave, IA harness
Mui. Thomas b. x Colonel ................l
Hlr, A HONcs blk :. Capt, Jlnks ..........
Time, 2i,tg, S.5l, 80, 2JJ
InikD RACE Sweepstakes ssp mile heats best
three ~ nye, Ia hafness.
J. DEMONS ok x. Tom II. williams .........8 /
: y lhnrpss b. < Unexpected g
Tine, 2sst. : q. 2.so sig
FouRrH RAcK-Match tSVV niile heats, best three In
i've. m harness
I. DUN ? LADY Crisp 2
W, Evans b.. william ................ DIST.
lime, 3l1, s55.
The sun., 1873-09-13

The prospect OF dear coal and dcarer IRON M Europe
l. having decidcdy stimulating effect the iron ana
coal industries of tins country aud estimated thA
tue production OF coal next year viii be At least IS q
cent greater than this year while Judging FROM the
phnsiuns and enargcucuts 90 iron furnaces the pro
duct Of IRON viii De 80 cent. greater IN 1873 than in
le,2. All uIls INV uiNVn Increased tanspurtatIn
9oth o. ihe ores the al aud The p!g and rolled pro
duct lht lAcra ruals ui tht SOuLtTy al prepar.
ing for very much hrrrr trac. Tho h' tapcske and
ONO nov pluullsts To- become one ~ tIc great coal
anu roads OF the United statrs, being
upeLed and LEV furnaces building continually along It's
route lu. ut busy uaHuiact. Tltr etrCNn AL along
Pa miles "i the roma VIII eventually Toe more profitable
O. me business ~ the ROAD Than the ransportatou Of
all the cereals OF the NOIfrNtst The bonds Of this
COMPANY haN" been increased demand by ,arge cap.
"a sts aud institutions Of la the fresh acquisitions uf
rolling stock and engines hrtg properly regarded As
evidence u growing -ui prosperous bGslnrss.
The sun., 1873-09-13

Tho day. business At the rnod States sub Treasury
w. Gold receipts klHl lsF,is gold payments, ti 0i-
i06, gold balance t52,1i34siO1 currency recripts
t.lo!sl5G; currency payMents ell,Jsi.S currency
Ualarc' flfFN'il2 customs, t}lo. ~. The Treasury
balances al lnc cOse Of business N Washington we're
currency, tl4,@jitpli anu com, tO,ltuIU, iucMdmg
t,gS,W coin ccruhcstes. The Internal revenue
cc.pts footed up tHbOi The bullion ia The Bana of
England was decreased A1l,nl to-day. The total In.
ports Of dry goods AT tins port fur the week ending
Wls tes5 ~.
Foreign cNch1nVe was dun but steady during the
n4 l~ IISN for PRIME sterling O. dHys' lil
and i,, Tor short sigt. In the later trade, how
ever, there Nae an increased Inquiry aud the lea ling
drawers advanced tLtr rAtes h = cent. Commercial
ulls werc nrmvr.
Money oprned active NJ currency 60 gold interest.
bur m the afternoon unler fuc tIhucurc OF uIufp D.
cral offerings, borrow were accommodated at .
cent. and nnally at s. Government nrus ubld7 Ia
discounts trade was greatly restricted, aud only few
notes we're negotiated Prime Me- camille acceptance,
o. days TO run, command l1.t44 . cent.
speculation IA GuNefuurnt rgCdtttlca more
nv aud hrn tone with uettrr prices Was recorded.
We mote sAics Of CurrenCy n. ~ ll lll and Il8 new
,. Of ~ at lth coupon, lstis. llo coupon, lss Is,
lta coupon h- lNSl, ll5A Registered g. lssl, ~
rcsistcrcG l,s, ll5i. coupon, l,GJs, new I!5 and
registered, IL a. Old al lis
A Cd MAlI At NJ q q Al
The sun., 1873-09-13

LExINGrON, sept. l2.-The races to-day
were the best during tie week, The first race,
two mile heats.was won by withers's entry Stan
ford IN 3:iOA, masking the last mile in l.+0a, and
distancing his competition Mandarin, in the first
heat.
Second race-Colt and nlly stakes; two-year-
olds; so entrance; play or pay; S2dU added f.;
one mile. Three started, and the race was won
easily 10y RObinsons Astral colt, by AsteTOid, in
l44A. being the fastest time for w year old ;
ever made. Letoler came in second, aud La
F1
The sun., 1873-09-13

New YoRK. FRIDAY. sept. l2.-rhe fresh Offer
lngs Of beeyes wsrs only cars r e0 head total
suce Monday Of iGt3 against 312O for the same time
last week Trade extremely dull. and Transactions
we're unimportant few choice Cherokee steers were
sold at s1c n. cars Of fair Illinois steers ~ 10
y ac. and cars Of fair TO prime Kentucky sto,rs AZ
llul4C.
Receipts OF sheep aud lambs were II cars, 1892
head niaklug total ~ las nee Monday against
l6 ~ for the time last Wcck. with moderate
demand sales were SOW at q. a6ic Tor sheep, aud
6h,ts'lc Tor lambs
Arrivals Of hogs we're 10 cars. or iesi head making
ifj since Monday, AGAINST 49, j Tor III. ac time last
week Live hogs were quoted at 80. hAc. n with
ear ut hight OHIO hugs sold at aac Dressed hogs wcro
rrner AZ an a4Nancu Of &c n closing at g.. ,fc.
The sun., 1873-09-13

man once ruptured believed himself arict
od for life. Get truss" was the only RENE puluted
out to him. truss always burdensone, always palm
deDlhtatng making the hardy Young as inalnate aud
lmputent as the aged hard truss VI asoit truss B
THIS VI Nauous truss treatment Is now set asde and
wholly overcome OY DR., shcrman'b method lie soon
puts MS patrons IN the right shhpe Without CONFINEMENT
or restriction. His system Is go prtelca adapted TO
can be tskon during the time of cure These wYnderfu
results effected snpy by local external Appca Ous
OF his own invention and discovery.
The afflicted can consult hILn AZ bIs once w Broad
HN.-AAg
The sun., 1873-09-13
withnusLi's Mythical weni,h.

Julius Withauski was arrested yesterday after
noon by Special Deputy sheriff James Erb, order
from Judge Fanchcr of the Supreme Court, based on
the affidavit Of julius Hart of 95l broadway # II al.
OF business ON the "a aud 18th o August aud reprc.
stnttd hat hC was WORTH above all hH liabilities $50.
UH, among which he said that he owned t2OOJ worth Of
stock in the German American Bank house and lot ut
Y East forty ninth street and $1,000 the hands Of
charles !, johnson GO. ~ New Orleans Upon these
representations Mr. Hart lent Mthausk f5aOO in cash,
and gave MIN check Tor . 80. IL nus since been
certaincd that wausk mas property, and that the
representations made AS % his wealth false. lie
bail WV