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New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
CATTLR NARkKTR

w.rsErous Mas July l.-B0D CArrIN-Recepts fu hs-i
uae iul
.e of ehoo- slOa9o 25i sTtrA, b39s5 - a 4ast1T
- J0. third luaity f3fT' -
sgrEP Am lB1 beaa There nacs
m M beD soae7 suT butcher Wauts 20 handle then ~n -s-
,rton In pree. on O Tor good aubs ps
rrre soneWtAl CHER, equal . &C. y n es ~ la+s A tP
gdiic sItra 646ic Spring snhs, s9ilir y ID
PguADKLPHtA lrae but lItle Anlna1ss u ~sA o.
tne uket tor Hl iornar puces we sc,i-e
30 bead AZ fSr FAlf Has
- n a. o f.r 10 GOOD cattle li f d Coz coe sni
80. hs.vr. Comnon cattle sold iron y % 's'-
good dcwaud e sA'0P ~ p - i' 'S ii
-, Ovs- no br.f sol .t % ac per b o ia 10 euor'
~ =, - M ,s.d fsr e,mnou BAR - gos 4S4sb i
10 Oc b .., -. -. - 49,
Hogs-rhs dmand for hogs - al n- hasei "a ii .
,rr,su head RON - % =" y al per 100 p or 1in
fed an o., -, -. .--.... .--
ooHtnses jail ~ 4i1 'A'sA Ais1s a. Isn
10 hri1
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
LATEST SHIP NEWS
fFor ,ther Ship ycios sss seognd FoCs'f
ARRIVED


,,.hp iioa.. (Gsrl Bsrai iii@has Juos ~ al hA't
tr. uaiss ,niD Dss. 10 Iahs ~ 3 Co. 80
,tesus-huB fiirl Irs isrrf'F'" JUDI IT, W f1
18Th. WITH uriS- pas y y. J. Hnrst s-.-,.
SeAa-hnp l-aso Bel AsEem urnH'ni ny F'"' ~ "'
.iih nd- Tnd - Oi1 DDminI1H 1tesmshn % -.
steamship Al-Esnas svsevtfr bsnsfn hs'An- 1'j '6 ~
% BoFd Hineseu.
B.rs Fras~rntas (s.rl J.eocn B~tos i'J' IN o.l'A
Btrk btrnS lAusL }. lcanrrh Boston isys "a nAda-t
Bars spaster lof 6ssgos "h-hi. Bo-'os isa n n'.f
Bst dT Agnes Si ssicsah~l. Rneni B'stn las 90 us .
Bss Qnse1 o. soo ioi WnisBf Ctri-nt~ 90 iS,> Sh
B1g Chrsto- of Noutr--U s.gn. 10 fsr.
Brig lisVshs B-nn,o. hsEs - isY-.
Brig There's lswe4 Bygsl lan-ir, H-rnpto~
Roads 0Sfe~
BAG M.re soph,, ,Grr. Peliao~n A..o.-s isr
afee
Sohr gbro tos y - 'p,pa-, Corp-.f 4-...
T.. loS-r's N~~b~rn y e. oz.-y4
Schr Aiats l. BcndO- BsrscS- "a i4Y.. afssG
SAILED.
Steamships Rotterdam suid. ~ 8r-a-r .ri.
Hsysua Lrjrc for ssvasnsb Wgssssr To- a. hAsl .hr
Hartstrbs 'or isus-
FlND-,anaowa b;ht. :. "
DISASTER
1eisf b~prrg O. 'h- 's-s Nr~rfirg
G~srgr. Beruait frssafF June "a
abe G,s1 f e bsrhOf =, De sf-ck q
st si11 f'rt th sn" -F-Hia-
WT-~isT tA- Ia tir togu sisf~ ~
u Ech had brpErn born o. Steamship IN '3i"g
~ for asir bs-i- ti ron -har- s-
uuvuis aaines si1r 10 r4
ss 6usv seuts7i ni s'~i nto sh-ios ~sS1
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
KI.sRWHRRE
cogrgynENT WEATHER REPORT
wAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE 90 TIE CHEZ sIGSAL OFFicER'
WASHINGTON. July IL "a. 10. y
s,,,,s.s fyr ne pasf noenty-four hours.
ri. L,,.1,neter has risen since Monday in
ne 49, nd Atlantic States; an area Of low pres
rs = apparently central IN Alssoail @1o % Illinois the
tsmPrfAin1i9 n, fallen In the Middle Atlantic states
5utherly winds and clear weather az S c,r t eu
- a. V,rg,pia and Pennsylvania Slouuy & au RAINY Fany
t,,r ma urevaied IN New EnglAna no 'lSi5 ~ & S..s
9ts ram have extended from kansAs, 49, s,n ' ~
1890, IN 80 VaIley and thence Lake Michigan
Probabilities. -. s,a,as
20. W,.fue.day. throughout the oou.u -..- ..,on.r
s,th s..t ana south west WINDS ana @ @rIsink - I,
tsSe Sth numerous local rains Oh me So 49, ,esafhsr
IdfIe eSfQes s0asfhe0steTiy ciHdS dio - Er ~,
sIo,s,d l cloudy toeqther on Wednesday, n's, m,
t@,sgsns fgbt winds and parity clOuuy N...6s ',y,u
he lake region northeast ano souIHo@''
cloudy and rliuy weather.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
HOME NEWS.
rRsTERDAr AT DIcKTSsOTs IN PARK Row.
n-7'' soss-sei" n-F' hdniEht75' AF-r'Fs-'6i' 0
PROMINkNr AKRlYALS

PRoMRkNr ARRIVALS
FIdh ArenHe HOteI-The Hon. Marshall Jewell,
sns 70 RussiH srov Burusi5s of Rhcis ssna he hon
aorrel of PennsylvABa the r. Ag Of JudE. IA
Of South Croua Grrr H. 0fGoneys r. Henrr Bad
q PadeiphA Rev Ch'srs Eioe. Frspoe PinI
Jese Hartford he Rev Of Tsunon and FrsBcis
BAys, Of Boston " ~ SOholas Host-Got K J. Davis ef
TeIAs Miles O. Parker Of sogh CarulrA, Judge 7. W.
BARLEY Of Wsshngton William Phillips of PitisburTh and
AmAsa stone of Cleveland 81 JaHss H0fi-Ais Anus D.
Dotiuson. Phsdelpls sud Tfsin Of NeEitTer 81 a
Hoi-BI Gov n ~ Web Of vlrgiHls Aster Hoss-hr.ioy
KnEsh ~ Couuectcut Gen Prsnes Waller o Sewhgen tpI
q. NaVTi JudF. KAtte Of BnEhFnon and J. o. p
Rurnade Wahngtou }isy Hoase-ieh Bh T. Parker oi Con
D. Duioher of Paving and NJ J. OBren Of Mem
pits Hoenan Hors,-rue Hon Amos = TTvai o. Bndgeport
Esw FOrt Hote-Judge Of South Caroins rrro
HgseA >ou Assistant Controller O Bormais aud Hamilton
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
SUICIDE. OF AN INSURANCE OFFICER.

SUICIDE OF AN INSURANCE OFFICER
Joseph Mariner, age 30, unmarried, of No,
West Thirty-fourth-st., bOOkkeeper Of the Queens
Insurance Company Jndon and Liverpool, found
shot through the head at Sis p, m. yesterday,
closet attached the Offices Of that Company, the
second floor Of PARK Bank building Nos. pa and
Broadway. He was taken into the sittlngrOOm
Of the Company, and, after few unsuccessiel
efforts speak. he became unconscious and WAS Oon
veyed 20 the Ceutre-st Hospital in dying condition.
10 appears that he had been attacked by very
pleTsy last Winter and after four months OF intense
suffering his mind became somewhat Impaired About
three weeks ago Mrs Higgins Of stamford
Connecticut. o relative who mad been attending
him At boarding house, returned Co her home.
and Immediately afterward he became greatly de-
pFSssed spirits. recently ydscharged pistol having
been found 0y his side, he s supposed 20 have commit
ted suicide while he presumably suffering from tenn
pOrry insanity, supernduced by his ionS and painful
illness
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

Nh w-ssp AN o loves NJ s,s-urT WIS hsasSs VI
r,r-krt A BsIfwpa Teif,r Ms 3o-s,b ~ ~ fo~e
s,wre, mi vie Sl,yer and ? -b1r-s J. IsHqles
GsI~.p Prad,nbarE BanEe Wv Rcd Wm 20 s-~ =.
s.vmc- 'sr Tysos s1fe a smbs mr. b1SS s~
.pd Z rbiiirea, M DsmmiIes ~f- .os .stsr
VRoN HAvAgA Ia sLo4DEhap Joi4gaya gar -nra lahs n
N.-.D,r Mr.. Law. Andi.oi s,.s OAos sl@sA. sIe 90
e1 Jobn Wh sbouss TOssi Ghs1sosT - ksiSa ha-e
~, - 1ss,,f p sanniers 4 Slater J. q Plrtes fsrrnr'
g,xyy iIsisr a. Rsd IshS SteTsn, Ff'AT F,s ~ ys~
Uoru. Vasaulg Nicholson X hes A. u sfs.-H 'Sss'-
f.,r.-, z = J. GoHsaG
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
TRE FIRE RECORD.
TEX BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT

TEX BOSTON FIRE DEPARTMENT.
BosroV. July Agents Of insurance offices
In New YORK. Philadelphia, Hartford. and Providence
snd from several English companies. were present 20
dsy A. , committee Of twenty-five, representing che
Nauona Board of Underwriters at the hearing before
the iout special commttee OF the city government on
the reOrganzatOn Of the Boston Fire Department Ihe
inton generally expressed by these insurance gentle
mon Wa strongly n favor OF Board Of Fire Cornmls-
-tousrs aud ne efficiency OF the New YORK Fire Depart
r1sut was referred a example.
ELSEWHERE.
The loss by the burning yesterday at Dover,
Il of " g1u slevens's s&ndpaper aud glue factory
i aestimaicd 10 $4,000 The insurance Is as follows
North Anro,a. szoo' Eha 500. sp1gsen s2oos PeeniT
u Hartford Of hart
Sl65Q. Penusy4
49, a. n Home of NevYosk $500, PbelIr Broosyu, n. T.
s-,, 49,. - 90. North Brit 5000 s5sejJ.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
yIE.r cf-s

ACTION OF BOWLEs BROTHERS AND COMPANY.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July l.--At a council Of
BowIes Bros S CO.. held at Inges,de. saturday 70
was decided not the settlement Of the estate in
bankruptcy press she acceptance Of Mr. Appetona
cash offer and the iras bonds for the balance Of the
debt said bonds TO hs received for all dues TO the r
and for al future Of the house ia rBestaos
,uent "a Trade Eyphange and International EX press
and Ban KING Company, but not repayment 0f money
dsbursed and 90 De reGeemaDie IN ave Or before zen
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
p4ssENGERS 1RRLHRD

vRnu gAsA AH-In laHasAiD Hsnts-s< lnr NJ Lsus
a. y Red waass, NJ Mclaa, H. 5ryuo1I. :. a. usrafeA
pROa sAVANNAI-fa saaHtship SaA st-ator gaiy i-Mrs
s,.il ,rs dsusaf. Mr. Webster srhndt M1miori
~. sol nephew. Nh Clrnrr.
roh la Puaiefo srd ousJ Mcinr~ cant J. Ptranorr
sle cuilf-u T. X tal
Miller Attiusoh W > Dage knl wlr O. 3D. Luucsisa WIT
.t. Homrs HsBken. J. Nuufs- NJ A4,.k
a. r. Eeiu T. Dsf0u. L Fisher T. " \ aai. D hi1sarr s.d
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
TELRGRAPHIC NOTES.

Six deaths from cholera are reported IN Nash
uls ala Cincinnati
. The Saxon Band arrived at Philadelphia YES
ari -ntsrtAuud tbe ef'hisirnPbia hns tnb
"A supposed double suicide occurring last FRI
fty Baltimore light David Bsstioc
srt9 arm residing miles frum that atl 90 ihf
Haruri ,urupte bid from of lald
~ hus later e ge dsassd yceoled 70 'bt ssHs
rysn aai A-4E 4-fsgii ~ q 1r4 yJst
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
ALBANY MOTIFS.

ALnANr, July THE Governor Aas signed
the Brooklyn Chatter
Judgment wasaied the County Clerk' office here
toag in favor OF the people Of the state against rhs
C. Fields. x ymAn for S55iO52 r. iAmasos And
~ ,sr O1 costa making a tstai OF sj53-G49 u.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
rr.hun. Lsrtar, Rstra No. :.
V4E NRFHOD DP CRRArlDE
An EoRSl,s'r PROTEST. AGAINST

Az EaRSSsr PROTRSr AGAINST
TllK 9AKWtNtAE rHEOKT
Lectures By Prot AaASsk -- NJ ags,a-.
Comparative LoDsY ,sub- Mo- ',uti'1Hg -
new ,c-rains Asns late. puut~i
Tribune eight ssges asl ,,el -h sss@eN
VOW RgADY
TRIBUNE LRCTuRB EXTRA No hight
rhi. ~
Yale COLLEGE s1psfasa
Pucs. snss a. s.L ~ IS ies a
-csuA Aiiru-s THR TRIBUNE rort
Nar EsirN osassalng % LssFr- sod 10 aer.ag
Crnii Mobihrf Report 'pr 50
sound ana Hearing, Voice and speech. The hsp's-
natisa 81 nA-icai Aha nrhOny -h tasuoes afcV Ssss's
~ flal hA,yfg a. lklBUAL LbNkOaL IA thA Ma
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
. LL.t of entrIes 5 as loIlovs

The winning yachts on time allowance IN th' several
classes were tho Rover the Scratch Cas- the G Dks,
and the Ripple The following table shows she lctua.
and corrected time Of the yachts that competed thn
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

Worth nsw-Yort hnyIng uoticrd IN The W>srhesr rscs
tst improved lot of land hs-ss.n sold by MRS Mar
5chliefer OF New-YOrk for ss0D. Mr. Burnett went 20
congratulate Mrs.. 5toneDridge. and learned that the
property had not been sold At the Office Of the County
Register the deed, DurpOrtn< 10 no signed by Mrs
StODobdge and her husband, had been recorded with
request that it might be sent "a party IN NewJerssy.
Efforts making 20 discover the yctimlhod purchaser
Of the property.
East MoRRBASIA-The closing exercises of the
UrsuBo Academy took place yesterdy. large number
Canada were present. Tne Very Rev. FCAr-Genersl
Qun OF st. Patrcks Cathedral presided at the distrsu
tlOu Of premiums and COntering Oi dcBf'eA rOff
young ladies took part
EEw-JERSEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-The Jurors in the COughin
bigauY case discharged At yesterday having
failed tS,aee understood that eight wers for 40
onittal ar,S four for conviction Policemen placed
on duty yesterday in the Fifth Precinct formerly
OF Greenvilie John Walter. a beggar was sentenced
Yesterday to three months the WOrkhOuse FOR enter
ing the house OF william D. Hart at yersey-age ana
was scntcDec-i yesterday two years in the state
Prison. for stealing metal from the PennsyiVAhA Com
pany.
NPwARK-Fvo Young men Of highly respectable Ger
man families. one named August Nader. age 49, step
son OF the late Nader Of Green-st and reiaiiVs
named Edward Buehler, age II, efg home on Monday,
thew alluded ysteriOs manner, dd not chhnge Ipf
the better perhaps they would not be seen sgaln aVe
Yesterday morning wrre observed 10 seYerii
saloons the Morris and Essex De
vial apparently containing laudan1m- They thrn
went returned the city shortly after
ward. and drank freely at dlnerent pisces
they took the cars for the Wsyery Ear rouhd Nher
81 O'Clock they found by butcher nained
Ehee, who brought them 70 this city IN an unconscious
condition. aud they were removed 70 their Respective
homes whore medical ald was summoned Without ielA'.
Bueher restored 70 conscOusnes but Young Nader
died At 1880 Detective Fisher has been detAned 10 b
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
MARRIED.

YaiSe -~ience. sp-~~h h ~ fTitD basfnes ~
arAs t.-Isrs 10 TsfHrsE bscTgRR hrrRA 10 .
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

gEOOK e-gA AyYOY-Al Chrrrh -tr Haiv rrmiT Psfs
Prs1cs Brooke. 10 ssthsf X. i4HEhsf i-
Grand 3. Cannon, $50. al Vi 'lis cnB
HUNTINGTON jy fev Dr N-rnse ..srs hT
H1nngg Proi Chester liuutnEt1n u Hsaon o4gs
70 Elte iaEiH smith isushrr o. bl@<i 'nih - " s NV
LOOMS ARRRS-Ians Calvary Church grsns h@
Dosr ssstsn by hey John henIhH tsy " i''H-s
of San Francisco @. M MARI " AEan - hesth y
aALLRRY fSSLOWOn rhursr June ~. At hr r-sfrn~ u
t- 5n-r. 3srrHt t-suuazn Oh.u, 1Y 90 tf ID 'Ann y
Corps hu1a--rs = ASsT - snns a.
o As a
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
5urcGi Norlce5
-uvyr,er Hats

GRNILB RKNlAoER'
~, s,et -, oeapte conp.Bg esdns tIfe ,nk
WsRTOgK & r., 81 B1,stwsy
Po-t-Oce Nouce.Ie mails tor Enr4-. dang The s--s 90
- a FURDAT Iay 3 close bte sDabs
81 a.. TiDa d. IAMkN f.a.snsrof
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

Dion Boucicault's new play Of " MINI was
oerforuod al Walacks Theator nsi nisnt iOf '"0
k.sfA
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02

Cho~-a prevented b. 5Rssp "t1HAts- frrsf
sbo.t rsas pr.nissa by Il DrngEsts
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
Nn~-Yoris -tRsP -OcietV % css Cincinos1i
iKNRllAl OBDEi

.ikhk4lAL OfD0t
NE~ YORK -aiV. D.. i7rs.
r WV YORK yrs - SOCIETY OPTIB CINCINNATI sit ar-s
ne No D. University place Fhlar
r .-g-uih Anli' -sy
f 1r nspon, nieteojeuo Msbr Of STATE sset-s -h-
NAV b. 10 .be -ity hu iri Inr Fth
nrmorsnz ss r~si rhr -tlng 'onrss- n Hs %
sane p.sss ci0Sk a b. orior . ..., oil.
M.RIsU. WuLsrr. sesrrarr HAMILTON ttsil. Prrsirnt
A Tourist Guide 90 the Watering Places, -Dr'HxS.
OTHER PfACgS OP FASHIONABLE RllsDRr
thrpaRb0ut .b-
USlrgD yeArRs AND TIF DOMINION )F .AhADA
fOR TWIN rl.FIys CENTS
APPLKrJhS NATIONAL EAlA"At 'iJ"
~ July ,itlon 70 . .. ,.,.. .,,,.-..
A NEW akNKKAL RAILWAY MAI OF fHs UhlFND
STATES AND rlE DOMINION OF CAhADA 7'pfr~""nc
IN The rsiis.ys 10 rtual such arsnT
r,rpI-t~i fns arge h@s1t l Nsp Fhth 10 ngrss-A
u1sa cop9-f H1rh ths prr hHs'd Tor 10 'faia, -
IL SFNRLy OSn HUNDRED RAILw AZ NAPs r-ofe--rtns
r-Lah snI HFs
Bsst opp~.-eo Rhon ~- D. sun Che itao rsb- Il
.-.,... .-.. 49,. .,... ..,.. .
-rfs,.s.r O. ucks,, chrfuf Jssgsg-
~ MONTHLY ACCOUNT ~ RAILWAYS a. frr-r 8ngr-sz
y .1SkCDOrEs ANn iiJlDENrs up rRAFEl. g.
A TOURIST GUIDE TO TIM Watching PLACES SPRINGS
.,t b-, p.r-. , fa,haaAb- snng sl
,r.tas fts Wine M'azsa, sD--ssrr Wstr
Hiv.f A.sraadr@ Bf and Ihezni is4s ss
noLa 81 The furst Suir olbsshri
Apgs,oas National RslsaJ hI1- aoth Ian '1e
ehargcd '0r .hr Gulie.
rsy--rs Itrrs osu1 si So ths thc- ~ APPiR
TONS RAILWAY GJlDB tis hr puiT vsdsaf guie whoa
lvsr7t Guide 11i The sut- aarR ~ sd
st i'urutTTvr
It aaa ue ssorl a. al .. pr,sa0, Bsk Noe. Bl P-r,-I
i-l S-rs Agrt-s i 100 proso litr ai 80 ~
i.l ra sf1a. sn.ls
y APPLETON q ga. Publishers.
AL. . H4s.u
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
COMMENCEMENT SEASON.
WILLIAMS COLLEGE.

WuLIAMsrOwS, Mass, July AT the
Alumni meeting. this morning. a majority expressed
opinions against the coeducaon OF the sexes at VIII
liams. The clsss-day Grafton Delivered ny ;. H.
Woodbridge Of Perth Amboy. N. j. The poem was oy
Charles May Of Lee, Mass. The gymnastics exhibluon
took place o'clock and lasted over an hour. Iho
prize speaking at O'Clock was largely attended Chas
H. Watson OF BROOKLYN " T. received the general Drize
Of $50 II H. Ballard Of WilliamsOwn Mass, received
the first Junior prize Charles h. Hubbel oi Troy,
Y. Y, the second JUNIOR prize Chares D. ialIara "
lee Mass received the first Sophomore prize, aud J.
Howard Curyyin Of jamestown. n. Y, the second
New-York tribune., 1873-07-02
lkN1zLAcrILofzx<4A1
DTED

an voho-s of N4r77age, must os As5Tsd ~'A fai!
nalas md 1.Liresr
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-09-11
StOve-Pipe.
E AOIM ElR5,
z SLI.Ai-ISOI
NOW is THE TINE TO UeE
XosasG's Condition Powder.

In the Fall and Winter when your cows
give but little milk this po, deT is sure to
increase he quantity and improve he quail
Iiy. For horses. il increases the appetite.
promotes digestion. exhilcrates the spirits
renders the coat soft and shining. For Hogs
one package in your swlll barrel viii hastep
the fattening process at Icast l0O per cent.
This powder has proved an excellent article
for sheep. Be sure you get the
Genuine YGuatt'S Condition Powder.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-09-11

Every year Increases the popularity
Of this valuable Hair Preparation !;
which is due to merit alone. We can
assure our old patrons that it Is kept
fully up to its high standard; and it
is the only reliable and perfected prep
aration for restoring GRAY Or FADED
HAIR to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and silken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
1t removes all eruptions and dandru1f,
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stimu-
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
BY its use, the hair grows thicker and
stronger. In badness, it restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will create new growth, except
in extreme old age. 1t is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications, and
gives the hair splendid, glossy ap-
pearance. A. A. Hayes, Md, State
Assayer of Massachusetts,, says, ssThe
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and /
consider it the BEST PREPARATION
for its intended purposes"
.sold By all Druggists, and Dealers IN Medicines.
Price One Dollar.
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MANUFACTURED BY
WILLIAM EzoGEExsmGiD.

All other is countcrE,,it. See hat th,
name cf WM H0LLINSilEAD is on cuci
packagc and buy NJ other. Warranted /,
give satisfaction or The rnnncy relunded
Nov. 10, 'GS WM. H0LL!NSHEAD.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-09-11
"a SPRING AND SUMMER E7fn
III GOODS IN
8 e. At N RUSIERS =. s@S
TIE NATIONAL HALL FASHION the most reliable good
of
Chdens in e Goods
HATS AND CAPS.
HATS AND CAPS.

THE NATION HALL FASHION.
n
mers and srav in Silk Hats cal
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SUPERIOR MANNER f!
Carriage, w agon,

and, in fact, everything iu his line Of bu-
siness, at the shortest possible notice, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having first class material always ou
hand, and none but st-class workmen
engaged, the public are assured that none
but first class work will be turned out at
his shop.
In connection with his Carriage Shop
be has also Blacksmith Shop, where
superior workmen will always be found
ready to attend to the orders of customers
The public are invited to call and ex
anime his stock before purchasing else
where VALENTINE KAUTX
September 10, lS67.-tf.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1873-09-11

n Among tie great
. /. |. !. : . !: !. /.
sH54tM discoveries Of modern
~ y ~ science, few are OF
C--5SS - <Ass..sszHt more real value 10
s-2Tssssj eH mankind than this eff
+ ~ iectial remedy for all
Vsfsy : " diseases OF the Throat
fES 2 AMI Lungs. vast
2 80 8 trial OF is virtues
kssA throughout this ard
so other countries, has
-Szs shown that it does
surely and ellechlay
control them. Tic testimony OF our best citi-
lcsis. uf I'll classes establishes the fact, that
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gfrec, Of n Rattlesnake,s Bile.

A letter from Cornwall, N. Y, says
On Saturday, Joseph Hulse, wood.
chopper OF this place, was bitten lly a
rattlesnake. While on Storm King
Mountain, five miles up, he encountered
serpent, and wanting one for friend
who had rheumatism-the belief OF
many hereabouts being TINT snake grease
Is cure for 1.-THE chased the snake,
which took refuge in q wool.plle, aud
Hnlse seized him by the back OF the
neck, but so near the head that 1t con.
trived to turn and plant one Of its fangs
in the index finger OF his right hand
Hulse held fast TO his snake, neverthe.
less, stamped its head of, nndtEenspent
half an hoRr in looking for white ash
leaves, which are believed to be IN an.
tidote for the poison. He found none
10 suit him, however, aud started for
Cornwall. He was bitten at Z o'clock,
and 1t was II o'clock when he reached
the village, and DR.. Beattie was sum.
mOned.
AT this time the arm and finger were
very much swollen, and very gangren.
Gus, tie action OF the heart had almost
ceased, aud the man seemed like one in
state of intoxication. DR.. Beattie
hastily cut the finger open, and admin
istered two quarts Of whisky in twenty
minutes laudanum and quinine were
also given in large quantities, and not
withstanding the loss OF three hali.pints
Of blood from the finger, the pulse in
creased, md Hulse became perfectly
conscious. He is, after eleven days, in
apparently good health, with excellent
appetite, but as black rs any African
The black is occasionally streaked with
blue, purple and green, which appear
and disappear alternately. He is in the
hands OF Mr.. John Brooks, and may be
seen by any physician or other person
who is desirous Of making an investiga.
tion.