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The sun., 1873-10-23

Mr.. c. DE Wit Tower. ex-Assemblyman from
the Egn District, committed suicide W shooting
himself through the head at his resid nee wlouyhby
and Jay euccts. brooklyn, yesterday The cause Is
supposed to b, tat Mr. Tower suffered severe pccuni.
AIRY los thin the past few months
Detective Curran Of tho First Precinct. having been
summoned to the house. as tho door Of Nr. Towers
run MAS luC e hruke 10 aud dtsc HN ret over
Hinf Hgou us bed d,al and bleeding pr1fuscy from
ttr lead.
Dat Uu tsaUiaatI "a 1rVC hUi'tf were found la th"
Huui.
MR. Tower MY years ~ age. and WIS 1T ono time
Ws .ity auu tIrrtlti local pu iciiu uf thc lNc N'
ufst W .f. llv o''. ltr.c a.su l'iN. o. rucsday
he returned htuie from VNf g. N. ssachusCtts, sh
.DNIm,a M NAA, ,IrnL hcLILl mn snlrl...
The sun., 1873-10-23

huoo perfectly Vel the effects Of spirits in that way.
e. , ' a ra3 TO- M a'59"a'G 5a "a IN 2qy'e7si 5 ri
. ... ui. rini"r b. would WN mu Larger dote
nave laowu rorson 20 taSe twenty or thirty aims
~ y idn 'vsiv ,cnr- TO aoniui- ,r te,r doics
ND te,ls- va uorhine We roewn iventy
~ VII cs soid lc knew "t1shcr on Shock.
mot the Dr. Fisher who had Just tcsti0cd)
trNs CHNSoJs o. LifF.
Tne chances were a. ainet tiek's llvlnc. for lie
had a dangerous wound. He might have re-.
covered.
o,nc.r i i stated ma Neut, tour PR cent. Of rua
Shot wound" In ii shdomcn do not prove fatal but
do not consdcr the wound described necessarily
=, Mr rhclps Describe hulic' wound in the abdo
mon ~hlch You CONSIDER ncces'atiJ ianl a. There
ssr hc mortal In thn case there were several cir
cunstanrce IN ihC man 4 favor.
Q.-.inu't ate swound that would necessarily be fob
lowed by dcath.
Counsel for defence suggested that cutting a
The wi ness said that wound entering the
aorta would necessarily I've fatal.
9 " Nd a! Incl ed Soul, he more dangerous than
It vac '''''' "'''' w W 'D VI" W." "'''
TIVE CAUSE OF PREMATURE DEATH.
DR. Jonn A. Csrnochan had bcen In practice
siuco l>U Had been sIr .cun IN onpI uf the
state Hospital for twenty wears been detailed
10 20 80 ErcdtricksJuIg; been member of TIE
l'ard ot llctltn fur two Nc 4rs. anl Health tM.
ter ~ tto Port. Ito vis I'd CDl ftsk on the
Ntuugo of the -hou'iu Tie doses Uf morphine
i"cI have n'cn odmiui.i'rcd were danger.
uoh. tie ihuucut tuIt thF ui4um We. she prc-
p. furcr usc drlttf.nr - ccfN-c OF premature
q ..tu. Oit u ha-tchcd Ui- death.
llr. CTn, ehal,'s eNhtiin.ti.n was not con-
Guided.
,ouuscl for defence appllcd Tor n writ of
lahea- curuus tu Ltns ". G.. Shaut4. ioral
Cdliur 1t the N,y iuih It'uGHh irutu taytuut #
street Z n. IN n ooklNn. to wniru he lad bc,tt
con ntit,cd Tor rciusinl Ia ~ aver ourstiuuS tut
Pos % trIrd JurN relative to the authorship Of
g.rl.iu lrI,cs Ia tue lrIuLt ) de DAVIS
ui.lC lie VIII rctaruaulc this morning.
The sun., 1873-10-23

u TTf FT7Tf " TIT 1HI'
SIR: The Fire Commissioners have notified
the members through their battalion command'rs
I'VE bgy) thai one per cent OF their yearly aary flO
viii he deducted from this months pay, for election
purposes. We were led TO believe That THIS was re
form board, men sclccted for their wOr n NOT their
political wright d. tho reiorm,rs REQUIRE the bread
from tne mouths OF the nremen's cbldruA To uisuH
th ir re-eeetlOnp We thought this system OF political
intrigue had ceases when the fwetu Rang went out NJ
pOwer. Why do II silently aud yerDAly2 Mhy not
make a reso,n ion passed al neotnV u the Board
II there ia t. there IL no secrecy required
The drencn earn their hying by hardsipe endured nd
rlsk hfe and mb and feel this inJustce deeply al
though iarlng express the een ntnents aloud Tor
rear OF dikmissal. MANI fikkhEA'
The sun., 1873-10-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M,mphi..

There Wa n meeting on Satu day, oct, ~, oI
the uittrr uf ~. hiehsu's Aesurl tlluu
10 va, rt tt e. cuuaulg nouHe Of the '1 lrml ~
- UfuAuW -, AttDr tIr reruir bu u o0s - the 60 t
m tDr Na- nuls 10 the Chairman, Jnhh u. hrl'y ~
ntW &C. 4tun Co t.t str, eru cIadtlph u heuipha,
alIt lutt thf bImulCtu lhttfr M charge u it
Intrt orphan yiun naI deelre q, ,nsclt.s rtAdi
To IuuH. trIutl but were de ~ utf OF h'ius
'.r l.eluS auI Cl,runs them, lhnre silrrs, Nlug
given up tuHlr AGA cWcs u.d huHutal', are with N
IA ~ iutrY means nt uppurt.
30 vumuutrea 81 q hchtels Association nave de-
tci.44ueu Auluurllt the iALlrmLl, Mr.. hoy, -
trlu,lr-, hy legtlpN, t5U fur Ia tmmcdla,e nenrN
~ th oph NJ t. lU cared Tor bJ these good Sisters,
ud iuc ni Wb,rs o. the committee afreed mat th' y
Nuul pcrr nly CuY 1874 du uS tl r iuthlH lOf coh
tr.h 4uus % tlu, hul, Clli ui Charlif.
nat Nes aid lipilil nuhia ma be Rullol wan Dt
promlty renltied ani pu lcly acknowledged Meas 4.
tue. ne hclb q Co., 4J kACntnSe place, hiVc klnd
c1u-cntti 10 &C. eve Cuntrhui MS Donations may aitO
sent 10 the t a man, OF 10 any uciiOcr Of the ~
ecui yr tumni.tt-'
rh ,rn,tn, john u. Kelley, Jr, 81 Broadway rrs~
nrrr, Patrick Farrsily hi Nassau street keeord No
secretary John hC Nnern y, Jr, ~ Hrutiw ~ OJrt3
spondn- Secretary, Harold HeAwood 10 Broad street
The sun., 1873-10-23

On TUESDAY afternoon us Peter O'Neil of ~
West Thlry.nfth street vas taking walk IN West
street, person calling himself James a. Lyons nkei
Peter whether ne wanted q job Peter answered.
" Yest" ana Lyons hired him to work on farm Ia
Madison county lu'iusug. however. that he must pay
his fare u or. Peter having aaseuted Inv pal. Sihrt-
for the hui uing Broadway Ia when, according 20
Ivon-, Office vherc the fare he paid Wa si
ua,ed When they arrived NJ the building, yOns iugur
ell ~ Peter nov luch Inu's he had The latter ItS
Three dollars" " The VERY amount ui the fare, r.
Jsncd the 9th, requesting Peter at the eail- time to
hand han the cash aud await his return the Sidewalk
1hrn Lyons rnt"rcd the huldilg Yesterday Peter
Lyons Ia I ufh AID had him arrested. Justice
Coz committed aim.
The sun., 1873-10-23

NEW YoKH. Wednesday. oct. -. Receipts -
lptNts wore % cars .l bead. aud asluf ~ luA II
were -a.e from inc onerluEA OF last Monday. me
tuprert was rv'rtutlV dull ana poor cate Wer' u.r
suIunD, but there wa. no important change IN pric"a
Ordinary native steers were suil at i0G. H.. tAt
good do. al p H4ly & pre to CAtla al NJ " So
@lh tcW sal,s AT " ac. The Texans offered wDre al
common, and go ear loads were sold nj f2l head
Or out o.. n. 10 dress - ns TO the gross cSt.
Tesh lrrngs Of sheep aud ialuhs ~ cars, or
lb head and trade vac tAr yf Sc n tor rp,
aud il4's <c. for Lambs.
Arrivals uf nogs NCr, ~ cars u sqi head ~ wh,h
ff ears ON sale alive. hat SOLD. lrrsht- hol
Ncrr shade casier st 5tlgO With ~. su'd AZ
The sun., 1873-10-23

FoWr JrstiUsoN. Dry Tortusa-. Fla. oct s. -
Tets post igs recently been vi'ifcd by that tcrrhr
Is-ac. GLOW fever, wLlch has taken ftom thirteen
ots tc garrison. rnr fa'al were Lieut. Jss.
o.. Hci.. the Commsauy sergeant. Hosntl steward
ana wife. aWl nine enlisted men ~ Company VI First
inUtI States Arti ier Lieut. Bel nN hl- conduct ~
u ui1cer and gentleman. hid rudrarcl himself 90
every neiuhrr of nc comm and. ami tls t.afI he
caused t'slf Of thr uot' -llc rc regret MI crank
NUiftuk.r tae Engineer Agent th,s posi-, rendered.
NRusNr serve during tine sickness.
The sun., 1873-10-23

At the bar II the General Sessions yesterday
Mr. hdwird nusonbury asked how he pleaded TO an
nJi,tmclt for obtaining money under tal rrctcnce.
He t. int'd and s,amWcred, hut made hinis Il un er
dcsrnF plea Of guilty TO be- entered Hchad
collected s2nU from chirtably dsppsed persons
ust.rshly tur the benrnt OF 81 Roliiacc lome. but
r.lly ltr his w hrhuuf when srd what he had %
SAY III eKteuuAtiun he tsly"d ramhuuty about hr,i z
ic.uu li tu. c.ra - Warden brennan at Bellevue.
ana abp VI hANIA nts trgsIunaly AtsistHut bisf trt
Atturuc, mtf' fhHs- look hacs Tor him ~ suegc-t-
tHAt lie culug uut Ity Nas simulated. aud tat
hr had once lofD served term IN the pcnteatafy
Tor A lIuLILAT urlnrn. He Va. frMInnmel.
The sun., 1873-10-23

Yesterday the body OF the strange woman
kroWn Mrs. Smith. who died mystcrinus'y In
rceesKil ou sunday. was eNhuuci. An examination
-loNcl that death the result Of malpractice. ga
ru.sdsy sn officer sent o schcnecta4y whence the
~"hsu came 10 make iuauirics. Yesterday ne fe o.
aphrd that IN. nIzn'r John Rrcher. and that
the womai = name Emma LSura Amelia Hon .
tnst BitUnVr had been ytne his Rddrrases to hiss
Horn Tor t.tLc. She was born IA GUrmauy, and
Tad lived ~ schgnecta y several years Bircher eV'
.hc eNseat of he rotUcry OF the dead woman has
IisfH ltHlH. l. a. utH.
The sun., 1873-10-23

ed sst To repIri upon the question of The West
chester annexation held m the psrlors of the Astor
uuuse Yesterday sfterucon. They reported favor'hb
aud sso drv-cd FOR thorough su5mi-sion ~
IN annexation proJcct tu the electors " IN" next
cn"r, As-c utiy iu roth Ncw AO . anh Meeichrst 2
Couults. Ihr committee are; Gen. Franz Slgc Hon.
LohI fbN Jns"pl iluuenthu., Co. " bster, u. Is.
t,tvni William hsnd ir., Joan Nctool, Hugh ardnti
NcN IOrk sci ttOr William Oauldwcl j. A henr' .
". y. Hamilton. Nm. HERRING, waldo Hu'ttN~ lr 4
JSsrphn GodWtn. N,etchester county. \ G. tmHitp q
rUu- 20 s~ist p-rua 81 90 Lta4 iltl.rFs ltr
tuo.e IA, nuy 80 annexation.
The sun., 1873-10-23

The unfinished rae OF Tue, e,da,, Nl15h
was POSTPONED on &c cunt of the approach Of
night was te 'm.ra'ed YESTERDAY. The attend
wus limited as on.y th0se VINO were dlicct-
shire won tie NTH heat and race. Time, 2HlL.
After the race he was purchased 10y Mr. hcNa-
hon, proprietor Of Deeriuut Park, for ia
The sun., 1873-10-23
The Town of Uaion pcr,Icntiop.

special meeting of the Union Township
C1nmttr wa- held on TUESDAY nicht to h"7r pfopo-
-ion. from The honds'ncn Of the defIuus Treasurer
Beru' -,.. Mir BA!shis On h.haf az tac b1ndsmcn.
oHrr to c uupr mise Tor fl}in. s&J % L. hr paid
cash, aad aSun IA notes a. run for Two year.. TIE
pfopo.uon ciuscd liscus nu uut udAt-ht, the Couu-
cllm' cAuiHg mat tlr hu-d hld rtg1f O. accent
less tutu 81 AZ the amount uf the drfI ton. 10
ulall de.d Y W Iay wv nlltlrf uNeT iol ont NceA
The sun., 1873-10-23

WAsHuSGroN, oct Gs.-Another easo Of alleged
bankruptcy hl been filed IN court against jay Cooke
Co. The petitioner Ia Benjamin 7. Buokner, formerly
OF 7 Xas and an order has b'en made TO show cause
rrturnahe Monday. IN" 2Hh instant, This nolcr
as he II served upon II. u. Cooke and W H. Tuuhty,
the latter being ale td, partner In The Washing
ton house OF Jay Goose Co. The petitioner comes q
NIL city from Texas he states thai he deposited with
Jas Goose Go. - cert hcat' OF deposit Tor tJOn ana
lu general dcpusitur, ana chtched Vui Sl0, l,av
lIy to hl- retItt 2i,Dl wIIcA a. now claims.
The sun., 1873-10-23
The Cop,c-trd Jus,icr.b!p.

The ~ -unont Tor new trial iu the ctse 4
.c,u.. ,-t. Mc iulre. which was TO have been made
,.,i -, fore iuI Van Brunt. pI-tp lucd nan
W -lil u,x'. wucn the important qur.tiDn "a % nr
aicts..t l. Shat cV douCc VAL Jn-uy iurIrs E.t.
tug thc uitr oil popular i4o unu- aud -uhstl.
Ac nluut
The sun., 1873-10-23

Ctizrrs and strangers who desire tasty sli
elegant nat Of superior qilltiy, rhpui cal hi LefES
81 iifID'S, manufact turer, il5 Nassau 81.
The sun., 1873-10-23

urC ALUM YorVNNs. Al Yorkr-s ". On
nr-ay. oct y. at ui rt.tf fnnc' of he hrIivs pa
rs, us tur Ncs. WaNer IA Iii4ad of Is rfyn, VIZ
ran MCCaiulh to Chrlutt Ju d-As bah ~ \ on eets
The sun., 1873-10-23

"sFCRET OF SUCCESS IN Wall STREET" p
pugts Bulls hssrs. ptOnts puts Rid y, costing
tiu L. $40 aasIe Tor stamp by VALE \.1NF. TON
BRIDGE q co, Baukc.s aud hrVhcrs. 81 " all 81. \.
The sun., 1873-10-23
THIRD TRIAL OF STOKES.

I 20 Ltffib 'oi. ii'h =
r....,..,.. and n tI.,svu,ru on
t.,,,a An, 81 Louruai 1t Wnntod iro,u
it' So, 1,I--Jl,r r,i,,u,. .f l-
h', ,"" "a "a r.r. cunochan'. opinion
ofthl. Cuu-c oi ltrl- beath'
fp,J.f.pcc ,.cst,r1,v v.o,.p
IT. c'nti~' 'l 'h' ''''H'c )'''''U'N WV
,..I, .l.r..tod Co. rroyus that medical mai
y. fn.. i.uI.diatc cause of Fi-kE
- .
t.4.l W i'"i il' '".''t N""""7 "'.' "'"
,.....I. t,ul Two v,ll-kuuwn phl -icitns,
' i N t.....,t, t..tfn.1 tl,af ti,e
it.' ...,.,,.,,o,,, r'nirr,.l.s
...u v,s very dangcrous experiment
'''. I'll. ,,,4on was the cause Of pro-
aud q az h"''" =, ,.a,,,. .
,,srif, death. The df ncc of INSANITY was
- ~c,f rct IN much n Is understood, fuT
..''., rf rr.,tu, the prisoner insane 10
.,I..u..D, bis declarations previous to tie
l,u .r tD.t hc was IN m''Nn ',a' 'i f'sN
,...v.,. armed for d1icuce, aud not for
lAu "''
O. roer' ,s,.,.
is Judge Henry i. Davies Wa called To prove
l.,t..,.,...I,.t 4 t.e sew York and
'ha. ' Al '''" ',.,'.'' ......'.'.n,t"i's.
" an, l~ .i pa, alir"
!u. VS. '. rl'tt..tt.tr,ilcnle
r.-. ...,,..r,,.,.....,,...
V.'' ST.. "
'. ..a V.- ,..tI t.It q
81 ...r..i r..ut "A
'' . .... .. fH .
-., ..tI... ,iI..'
.... nf.trl
t.ttc i.I e
r,u ... I..rl 1yt.o cNr 'H..
-..' f.,n ... h.'i 'V" .'"
.... loo .r trt -..r... e. h'-
It'd n.,.. u. I,. t...- .tl $500 ..t
~..t.'
'l' h we ,f.''r ....li., O fret
,ta.. ttt tncy dc,dcJ 10 ...t u't 30 r.
ruf ritsuAEE'S vIStfAuLE ttfhiN.
~ tlo.-l u ~..L...tl, f.rpr.f t.'. so
.,.. v...'l.I ~..h,- vb. mach n.,,t W. 10
',.t mar on. save their fo-tn.uHr. Nr.
. -ul ua' hr WIS .oIt -'vn'-,l'e
IL ii .,."n d. a.. .or sin,,. duti, Tor
. ..'.. ,r,. ,.,fs. moe v..s o l. ai,D I
~ ''.' NV t.J,, ,.., .,t, Ap.o.i ,rur,ry
tN i. - ''' '' ...t. -
Of 50 I'r'' -i t's VS. n' 'l iNt if no i'''i-' dhi
..ft.lHer t..Hi.. N N"aN,r rt'r "ls 8. 'k"G "a
Jt..i.r,. i..l Dos l....- c'" ..-.''r-, ana ~t"hts
v..fI.. $50 I.tn 20. .I.HU. fNc .1Uo d.y. ou
100 81. tr.,....i.. .h, ..fi. lny out ui lar-e
sum ni money!
o.. H.vc YOU haf rc'rf'vos irs7n09 \ y rcr' prs
cuj ilost % hrnn"r a. vns inaors N' 80 = 'ro
n ". 10 10 '. i"' "' ''..'i DO '' ''' ''' n''''u
90, ~ y.. . .. .-, ,, ,r...,, ,c.,,,.. .,,, OBJ,
H t,.f g,sD, '.''t''. I,r't. ~ , ir,.
,.i n.., .fn. b, ,,i. crtc fh,t 0c ftl..rcf. rN.
f...r '.sr- aud trp.t'cnei u-. quo Co. rrryr Oi he
,s. tth. cn'erto dt 81. 'r1-oN"rs'rns
't '' TO- .. A' '....., ,
,'.. .ta' .Ht '' '''''
The sun., 1873-10-23

". n. squire. y, EuIton ST., New York. =
Watches dip uUhls. hae Ja"clry, anl ttttlds silver
ware at small profits.
The sun., 1873-10-23

CANTONI 4 RAi.LlNG,
Iatlkp.s.

huy and sell ali ~ IDS ~ ipr.igu money.
Buy sud sell Cpi7 our counter At Gold Room
price withou. COMMISSION
txraaagc ~ q. parts ~ Europe.
The sun., 1873-10-23

Ayers -ursnpnril1
Purines the blood. scrOiua sad diseases of tho
The sun., 1873-10-23

"Fiuds torsun. in trees. hooks In the rnr'
ming brooks sermons III Stones And us ~ MA :.
Hats mnichlrss, as0uable. and becoming Buy your
hats at 22 Broadvay, the Prescott House. or Ia ths
Iifth Hotel
The sun., 1873-10-23

For the most approved style and make Of garments,
either READY MADE or 10 OiDEl, at LOVES 4
PrfcFs, go to J. ". McktNLEY's. 5ee Broadway cor
ncr Prince tt.
The sun., 1873-10-23

Al meeting OF tine Bar Association ~ tho
ct! ~ Sew York heii nn the ih ia, OF u.tnnur I.5
tn foAvNuS resolution adopted and or.erea pub.
lrhcdi
Lcso.rsd That this Association eurie ty mmeud-
o tine people of TIE state of Ncw York the adoption N
tAc Constitutional amen rcut, 70 Nc suhu.lttod AZ thr
ensuing November eiuution dng that Judges snail
BE- amp int,d by tie GoScrnor with the advice aud con-
sent 90 the senate. WA NJ. EVAl,Is Prcs.dcA,.
A. n. MAcpoNoUGH. srcretary.-tac
The sun., 1873-10-23

DuuviiIr & Co., Koyai lr,sh Disiilicric.,
priftet ireland the largest holders OF Whhtpy ~
The world Thoir Old irish whiakey Ia reconmenfh ny
thc medical profession IN preference tn ttrhth uraui
supplied In ctsks or cases Untel states prhhihi ~
broad ST., New Urk
The sun., 1873-10-23
Enslnrss NnIitts.


Rest nuh tdui0n 10 Two Nuutif"e.
TUE HOUSEHOLD PANNCEA AND FAMILY LIN
tMrNI Il ue hest rcInenv IN the world for TIE follow
lp conn limits JraInp ninhs ami stomach, pain N
tho st ouNrh howel-. or side rheunlltism ~ al Tvs
f0rtns cole neuralgia, colie. tres wounds ehnaloun
nj tinta and sprs und bruises. Don't fan 90 prucuI
H. Its equa has never becn kuOwn for removing pill
IN all ssts. FOR Internal and external use hulu ny a.
The sun., 1873-10-23

q a75 Rcau ou prup, ruul corivr+, c,rv.G
y lr-si pert. o0.rt. .s1r't .Yur. c} n..tr nO'i
j. Hluuli., g Nuy.rcy plac.. ucu l'rlaiway.
I.NnN VIu s,l tor hH~ trnu 81. ,,u '4.m. p.l.1-
~ fOrt', with stIo. , n IdHr luprINcutIts. H 50 90.
RO~tM MOOU i.uctaV pianu, 80. 2tJ l. 81 a'D
~ H., O,t~vun ~ auu s. avs
JIFDRE NOl my a piano can 40 "a. t,rior,
~ Hud sec the pauos "a process II mllHs, h-ft ll
trlH ttst wu, kuaAth p,IuN a pglVrh, t-stNt rtlp
uru,u. send for rlrrtusr.
Ch,Loilh, IS barrow St, near ,t.o-lu.
RGAlN~. -Euscs ood pianos, Sli. i.Yctc,N,n.
ID patent aErlne srcriA'r; lustallmrA.s iah %. tiu
CABIE ~ West ~ -.
I(OIfWOOD Tortave plann. ti5t great b,rtlu,
H sold tor want OF use. go 2d aN.
EAO PiANO- ASD OKi.AN-, new an he'unl-
sb''O maid Of nrstclnAs DlAsrTS, W irrol al bSrl
prices for Insta nrutH, for rent, cllJ OF
county, by HORACE WATERS hON, iSl brOadWAY,
thsA eyeT oaered DvIOre IN \. Y, Agents wanted.
The sun., 1873-10-23

Common prudence requires examination Of
fhr i.It-tiC Truss tSi NrualNAN wN ure,,,- gent
arnuuu r body, holding Cue rupture night AMI dAy 70
Curtd-.l4d.
The sun., 1873-10-23

Panic prices and easy terms Tor furniture ear
pei. and bedding ~ b. NJ Cow pcrthWmt a tu.'-. No.
ann ii1 chatham street Week! aud monthly payments
tak lido.
The sun., 1873-10-23

Pomeroy Co, IA broadway. New York
make the best -klAstle lruas" eycr inysSea fs'ss
S-Idp
The sun., 1873-10-23
Autuol NJ,ltrs.

ICTION \pFltE -Gpudscennd haUI an Iui'- 10
" rtrpcts from a.. 70 uaiyi ucl ptttrrl- ~ rlIr.
Ntrl curap, al %! ruIlnu IT,, h't William AII ta--l
r,TRANFR, AItTtON -TtNNIH s.
~ Nkhill WIll rrIIu I.idy, tI 3d. ui 10 p'C rcn
.! Sb nr"uuWHy, .u'l- and i'r. IL p nf Il ~ r ''
M VA u,soturing N"'l'.i i.'n's, "N' -, -. io,.s
presses, i'atu,r Hll Do u ...r. uuNH Nui ~ h.4s.e
The sun., 1873-10-23

FLErrwcop PN-x, Trotiiug. "wednesday. Oct. "A
special premium to0I, mn, ,Gis best three NJ uve,
a. harness.
& y rrr.-u.ou'a r = trot.1 prlrr. ......l 1
The Placer herald., 1873-10-18
Natur.l peeev-Pr.e~ce m, ey.ee...

Natural Deeay-Prse<cs ths sysessn.
The humane body is q machine, and ths re-
fore can not endure forever; but, lihs watch o,
Ia sewing machine. it will last much longer /
properly regulated and duly repaired, than'h nj
pains were taken to keep 1t in order. The erea'
Pbject of every one who desires . loqg and
healthy life should be to put his body in|a con.
ition to resist the life threatening influences by
which we are all more or less surrounded: ant
lao invigorant and corrective at present known
30 effectively answers this purpose as the vital
zin9 elixir which, under the unpretending nam.
II Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, has been TO,
more than twenty years the standard tonic Of
America. In crowded cities, where the stmos.
ohere is contaminated with the ef1uvia inseps-
able from large populations; n marshy re-.
,ions, where the soggy soihreeks with miasma
on the prairies and in the forests. where ever,
all the air is tainted with exhalat ons from rot.
ing weeds and grasses or decomposng leaves
short, in every locality where malaria exists
his powerful Vegetable antidote is urgently need
ID. Fever and ague, bilious fevers, dysentery,
congestion Of the liver. jaundce, rheumatism,
ND all diseases which generated by infected:
.ir, impure wafer, or sudden changes Of tenn
'erature. may be averted by strengthening ane
regulating the system in advance with Hostetter d
|bitters. Autumn 10 always a season Of peril
specially to weak, susceptible organizations
even the more vigorous are apt to be il som.
measure depressed by the humid atmosphere
oaded with deleterious gases produced BY veg
,etable decay The falris period Of the year
when the renovation and regulation Of the iv-
ng machine is peculiarly important, and tn,
Bitters should therefore be taken daily At this
.ritical season.
The Placer herald., 1873-10-18

DIED.
. At Auburn, October 18th, 1873, JOSEPH WALK.
|Up. native Of Miami county, Ohio, aged So
years. months and 16 days.
("1t seems 20 us like dream that he is gone.
3uta few short hours ago he was by our side,
with slight exceptions well man. now nothing
remains of him but the cold clay which en-
shrouds his noble spirit. May the clods rest
lightly upon his bosom, and may his memory
live green forever in }the recollections of those
who knew and loved him best
Truckee, Sept 4, inyant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Varney.
Tauckee, Oct. 9. Joseph Eugene son of E. W.
md Hattie A. Church, aged 2 months and 20
lays.
Truckee Oct. 6, Myrtle May, daughter of
William and Jennie Glenn. aged months.
At Penryn, October 18th, 1873 J. j. RICHARDS,
.ged 80 years, a native of New York
At Pepryn, October 18th. EDWARD RUSSELL
lged n years, native OF Ireland
The Placer herald., 1873-10-18
READ TH1s.

DIVER a. GUB13AY,D
List n Retail Prices. Fer TtsAay.
The Placer herald., 1873-10-18

erEvnxs L Cos PATENT BREEcH-LoAD1Ne
SnoLs-BAnsELED SHor Gun, is now being sole
In this and adjoining counties by W. s. Cooke
Of Dutch Flat. Mr.. Cooke has a lot of thes,
guns vith him as he travels through the countr,
which enables parties desiring to purchase thes,
s.iq0e fowling pieces, to obtain them at one,
for small advance in price, instead of the te
dious and oft uncertain plan of sending asst t,
tho manufactures for them. The gun is light
convenient and cheap, aud certain party wh'
is the happy owner of one says; "After beins
little accustomed 20 it, can shoot very rap
idly" This same gentleman, who, by tn,
way is an old sport, adds: II never handled .
gun 80 accurate and effective" and he continues
"it is by far the best gun for long distance
I have laid aside my old .-favorite--doubl,
bArrelled muzzle loader-and await with pa
sisnce for the duck shooting season, when ex
psct to astonish you
The Placer herald., 1873-10-18
BORN.

YANKEE Jims, Sept. o, to the wife Of VIM. l.
Coffin, son.
Colfax, Sept lS, to the wife of John May, .
son.
The Placer herald., 1873-10-18

n All parties needing the services of an ex
psnenced surveyor are advised to employ J. A
B.nson. U. s. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, Au
barn, Cal. He has the Government Field Notes
shs possession OF which enables him to restor
lost corners without delay. He charges mod
srassly and works rapidly.
The Placer herald., 1873-10-18

PuuAx BrTrERs.-These Bitters which hav,
for 20 long time been SO popular in Germany
,,s now the most popular known. 1t is a,
agreeable, pleasant beverage, and dspels dys
,epsia and indigestion, and adds vim to tn,
uvstem,
The Placer herald., 1873-10-18


SERIOUS TRAGEDY We clip the following
account OF tragical incident which happenoo
70 the Lewis Brothers. while performing
iurlock. in the lower part of the State, on tn
18th inst, from the Sacramento Unions dis
patch.
Lewis BcoA performed last night before {
crowded pavilion. Just after one of the trae.
soles IN wAch a man was slain, can of pow
aer exploded setting fire to the tent, which wal
instantly fhed with smoke. The fire was ex-
%Se0ssAed before much damage was done
ne waole proceeding was through with befor'
.ae ladies, with the exception of a dozen (wh'
Seie up TO tricks) thought of fainting. The
An. .an uagedian who laid upon the stage becam
-.aeusted and went of simultaneously with th'
9owaer For the first quarter he beat Occi
dentstime."
"AASD JuRoRs.-The following is list of thu
oiaod Jurors summoned to appear in tho
county Court at Auburn, on the Sd OF Novembe,
one O'Clock p. n.
\, Jones knight. tp. 8; H. H. Richmond, tp. 8
- nesa. fp. 7; L. voss, tp. A. F. Wartell, tp. IL
,,'Welkes. tp. 5; G. Squires, tp. 4; J. W. Dun
~ P.S W, 3. Brown, tp. s.; E. D. Clark. tp.
:. ~ p h'ce tp. 6; H. G. Kelsey, tp. 4;J. Young
~ a. H. 4. Bovley. tp. 4; Thos. Curley, tp.
D''er' tp. 10; E. Calvin, tp. 2: H. P. Osborn
- - L. Il. Nickerson, tp. 1911. W. Myrick
w.. Damesguard, tp. 4; T, Holmes, tp.2 2
o. Mccullough, tp. A; w. johnson, tp. 5.
Ron -@~
y ho'1Rs'-Our friend. ]. b. Patterson, went
- A. Opo'f few days ago, to collect some none,
w nun there. that he might settle up som.
COUNTS standing against him in Auburn. o.
n'ng' unfortunately for those who held tn,
,o.s Jimmy was met by two disguise,
,.. agents who demanded that he should frs
~. ms toll bill. which demand Jimmy could
,ns ny :e'use, since they were armed to the teeth
-uu " took all he had.