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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27
THE WEEK
a Digestsof' General News fsoxr Thurs.
day iESov 90 TO "Wednesday
November 40.
mHunanAY. NOV. .90hh.


J. II. HortsR, he bank snrgsr, 'hss been
convicted atLspcaster Pecosy tvssds, and
sentenced to 'wo years imprisonment. He
re urned &n9ieao of the msaey absAlnsd
1by his forgery
The Tabscoe Manufactured .Assacis-
diop Of Eiizthosb. n. j., have aaked hher
60 'ngressmeG TO &dvacate the u4ssnGe.ot q
lGw al owiSg licexice, ard other essential
ingredients u pa,s under bend into TO-
'bGece manuf @ct"ries free Of cWsf al duty.
4 verdict ia 81, dket of the condemna-
tiaa suits far she site for the severumen,
building OF Ciucinns;i Was rendelsd ycs
terd4y, allowing $1,000 per front foot fear
the property. At the -sanie rate II w hrlr
property in the ate W, cost not aver
800 900.
A Que di'pa'ch says two inward
b"nnd sslipS are ashorc al ST. Anne. )th
er diSaste rs are reported on shc north
shore, bEt no PARTICULARS The Rsd Island
light Ahip was wrecked during Tuesdsy'.
storm. Crew saved The steamer Quebec
Ter Montreal, turned back and went into
wlnter 9uaetera at Sorre. She reports
the river tail of ice.
TIE HsH Alfred T Goabeya, Director
Gensrsl Of the Centennial Commission,
haa addres'sd q c,rcn!pr cO0punlcntion
to the GuvernSrS OF every st ts and Ter
rItsry In the Uaiun, soliciting their CO.
operation in grttiag up Statr boards fer
SGe purpsss OF securing thorough repre-
Seatatlon IN tho exhibition. Circulars
hawe also bssn issued containing careful
Iy com piled Instructions in detail tn th.se
desiring 70 become exhibitors in the ex
p"sitiGa
Fsars Of famine in Beagal ara, revived.
The press advlse the importation OF food
from America
InvestigAtlsn into he disaster to the
steamer Bav&riAn, on Lake Ontario, show
the gear fer lowering the llie- boats ws1
inefficient. The crew were sndieciplin ID
ard il sny etdtrs we're given Ivy the cap
tain after the fire broke cuc, they were
unheard ar unheedtd.
Yesterday afterBeOn, Wl'liar, A. Shar-
key, who LAS been confined in tas Ton bs
Prison at Now York Tor the murder Of
R"bert Dunn, escaped from the pris u
disguised ia female apparel. At last &C.
counts be was till at large.
Gorden, the Maine murderer, has been
convicted oil murderin the first degree.
FRIDAY NOV, 21st.
Among other produce frozen up in the
Erie Can are 1876, 900 barrels of apples
ard $4,000 barrels OF potatoes.
The Illinois river at La Sale, lrozo to
the depth OF an inch and O. half on
Wednesday night
Philadelphia haa appropriated more
than $4,000 to dsfray the city's expen-
SEES Of the constitutional clectio next
mSnth.
a large force of mrn are making pre-
paratlens for he opening of the Missis--
s,ppi Central Railway, which will be
soon completed to poiht opposite Cairo,
III.
The scaoener West Side, from Miiwau
kee, with wheat, went ashcre at Oswego,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

A movement is now under way in
Florida to bring about reunion on
W ashington's birthday. anniversary
the soldiers of the ate war on both
aides A meeting of soldiers was
held at Fernanilina and q resolu ton
passed favoring such celebration of
Wasbingtons birthday, and that
meeting has been responded to by
the soldiers Of Jacksonville. The
dolngs of that meeting were reported
in the Neaoi of that city,and the plan
proposed was enthusiastically en-
dcrsed. Those who had been in the
Confederate army advocated the re-
union, and'thc hope was expressed
that through the whole. land snch re-
unions would take place and the
brave men of both armies meet to
testify their respect for each other
and their regard for 4 common
country.
The example of the confederate
soldiers should be followed every
where. The South has better OPP
portunity for making such reunions
than hiss the North, for all
over the South are to be found those
who were in the Union ranks, where
as al the North the number of Con-
federate soldiers is not great. C1eve-
land (O) Herald.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

A London dispatch states that
Disracli made a political speech Sat
ureay at Glasgow, in the course Of
which he severely criticised the gov
eminent, predicting great struggle in
Europe between the spiritual ana
temporal powers, and expressing the
fear that the conflict will result in
anarchy.
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II ANnhE 1anuiaIfurel " bt itfatt anC
Ae tai De&lerin Cigars Plug cus. Or ing
%ndst1oksne Fohacoo. snuHeYlpef &c Nkcigara
areas made from bo@ Hali&i 90 o domestic and
mFoT tedtohacco. and sold,toti etrf leaf loves
SaAh fatet Ave c0zstantl. DE = and soWedB
@eeFsShaun pipes Orders pf&nl CIV alaeG BGsc,
,tef atreete
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ap WHITAKER u CO., mg nulactureIt o
MA@la ards Pateni SeamlessS keins 5team
N gtaab and boilers and all kinds OF Machinery
Als" Sleigh shoes, CauidroN Kettles sash Weights
u %epaIriug done TO order We have bnngbt
70 IA Tn gene "a agent, g. 8. Drum. the ,xtras be
ouglng TO the Screw Power Reaper and Mower
nd will do repairs upon the same. and also npo1
ny machines now in
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

Mrs. william. vile 81 f,,e A,tar,.x
General, will propose to the Cabinet Ia
dies, at the opening Of tha society season
that no refreshments oc provided at their
shtertal nmeats this winter, . nd that The
money they Ynuid cosE be g;sen to the
poor
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q REIE On.

lFemoVed hlk Barber stop To No II Main 81
door north O5 Thos. Englsh's shop Wdick
auf} dt2g en a. Or0ugh lynG novated ftte6 ~
il the bea possible manneI ano ~hert he vii be
happy 70 NEE hir Ole CUSTOM ers All eho reqU"+
his aerVicps IN be arr tOnEsrial
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

a IYBRY STABLE.-Ben Jewet1 isPrepDrec to
M furnish the best Horses and Carriage feG
hus ners or pleasure, on the sh0rtesl notice
Gears a III Cimes.fes to attenC funerals Iii
Stableon MafketSG .7earthe Post OHice
Aeausha WiacOnslD
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LPGSEG B REDEss NJ, Manufacturers and
Beds Nattrpsse4 Upt"AAleret Goods. ohan beI
ami Parlur Sets Re made C"AinA alwayt on
hand Shop hiain near Wisconsin.
Kenosna jane 90. 1SG 1g5
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

a- DOAN, dealGrin Dry Goods staple and Far
so cy Goods, all kinds OF Cloths Ready MADE
Cluthlng Gents 'FulnishingGOods Hats and Japs,
&C. &c Let 1t be remembered thai we keep
sthing but irst5claSE goods and iuPtner Will
OF be undersOld n thie or any Other western city
-, KimLalI'e Block. Vain at. Henosna, Y IL
1Yl
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GvAHNEN BaOTAERS, NO.y2 vain st. Kenorhu
~ Merchant TailOrs We keep constantly on
Aand well selected stock of cloths Gents Fur
nish.ng Goods, Ready Made Clothing, Hats and
Cape OF the latesistyles Work done snd gOndP
ola "a cheap as at any restahtishm4ntihtbe
EV iyl!
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

NN ARBLE WORKS.
w HUGG1NJ$ 81 WASTE RTJRN
hen"sha and R@cine, wis
Monuments land Gravestone work executed IL
he highest style ofthe art
lR. p. ROBERTS Agent
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a DAM DICEFAUI Shaving, Hair emitting and
n :a&mpooi, Saloon. two doUrs,notth OF *.
SimmOat' store Old razors haEpep Land repair.
D. Innate Ladies and Cbildren7t hsirrolttIug 8
DecialtS Come and try me. V4o-Iy4
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27
NUMB II
ABOUT INDIVIDUALS.

- A@e& 9 81 3 'T-I' : = 80 - 1<-~A%'1'
| .%@%t @@a te#s t4dl en a@
sE a%4 *a4', q -. eaaasa ~
80 Ae3.e :. ~, ftaHg 81 asss#as#G
Senator Winslow, Of New York
Is down with fever. Senator Ed.
m l uulnds, Of Vermont, ditto. u.
Poor Carlotta is now SO completely
lnsan that all remembrance Of her
former life has faded away from her
~ >esa7s baa .s7taee sa asa a@N
A couple Of Brewers in Ireland have
presented Cardinal COLLEEN with 81
900, 900 in gold for cathedral-buiId-
ing purposes. ~' 'iS o''aW
26 ae redas1aaW
p. Fl. Beiderman & Co.. Of New
York, are having small diff .uIty
with Daniel Drew about tho triAe Of
a million dollars. ea~e asE
Captain Mackenzie, Of Chess rotor
lcty, talks of organizing Worlds
Chess Congress for the natioaal
centennial.
/ #a. ote ssU, civ
General Hooker ia of the opinion,
that " blow will not be struck bv
either side as q result of the irgin,
las outrage. as ssassg
=. a'Ra#aaea4
A Connecticut clergyman, having
quarrelled with his organist and
choir, takes a tuning fork with him
into the pulpit and leads the singing
himself. asa %
| 5t.6 80 TsF ssb as.
Brigham Young is building himself
{ new house, which one of the best,
local papers declared will be zone Of.
the most gorgeous and costly resid-4
ences anywhere between sunrise and.
sunset re-. 49,,
au il~ sf@E
Capt. A. J. Langworthy has .ettI-o
ed at Green Bay, where he has an
interest in the Monitor Iren Com,
pany.
Jen- DAVIS 10 going abroad. The
steady advance of the Northern
''mud-sill'' into the heart of the Sun
ny South has left him no alternative
but the bayonet- proppe3 refinement
and guided espotism of Europe.
Marshal Bazaine is ssid by NJ.
ll'rs CD have in his possession
crushing documents which are a dis
grace 20 many noted men and to the
French army "Whole regimsats
refused to march, under the walls Of
Metz at the moment when the bus
mess was 20 force passage through
the enemy's lines" -
Pref. Max Muller says there ex-
lists far more d.ffused culture and
interest in science and literature in
England, especially among women,
than even in learned and scientific
Germany the reason being that the
English enjoy perennial supply of.
science mace easy'' in popular
lectures and reliable periodicals.
G. E Ewing, British cuIptor,
has been commissioned to execute
a colossalstatue Of Burns for the city
of Glasgow.
The Duke dc Montpensicr and
Francis IL, ex> King of Naples, will
pass the winter at Cannes in the
south of France. SRA
The Rev. n. Sheshadri, of Bonn.
lays delegate to the Evangelical ALI
ance meeting, sailed on Saturday for
lis home. sa
Garibaldi wrote recently to friend
n England: Il am earnestly hop
ng for consolidation of Republic9
n France and in Spain, and | 'hink
here is no reason to despair in re-
,ald to either country, in spite Of
Priests, who would recall the times
f Torquemada. England, by the
epression of slavery at Zanzibar,
as acquired new title to universal
ratitude."
A London dispatch states that
1
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

II =. Nearing at the Harlis House Is always
NJ prepared TO supply guests with o drrt-car s
ms al. Farmers Coming to Kenaeha Will hud every
accommodation and also GOOD SIABLiNG Tor
their horses. Also dealer in Foreign aud Do
meFtic Wines and Liquors. Give him call.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27
BOOK STORE,

~ No 50 Main street. full andcompIet
szsnrtnenfef school Books, also A5tanda and mie-
Gellaneous g0oke Writing and WallP Paper Sheet
Nuslc and yGrieusarticlef of thetrsde.
s. G. JOHNSON.
1x15
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

Rn YRON A. BAKER. Httclney aDo 0u1tttt
IVA Law Real Estate Agent and Justict vftbe
ca EoDVeyancinp and COLLECTION o Claim
rnr Pity ATTENDED to on liberia terms Of7ictIp
NIB all't BLOCH, cors OF Main and Park Str ly1
eAA Wisconsin
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DREeRNPAKING-

1aiss nc. Nd gsaaes, ovcr The Express
tOdice, corner MSta and Marlet Stlaeiss
MS at al Times sPrepared Tor work Az
"he'Dr ess Making pae The strct&st attep-
fn"n will be eivea 10 al orSers. ard i've style
end aEish every ar icle wi&l be first class.
I4adiee are in vitesd TO call aH .,t
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RE EAT MAkh Ell Main street, KenOeha W.
I'VE ThechOicest efall kIndt OF Meats. Sail Pork
V0rned Beef, smoked Hams Sausage &C., DO.
Onstanrly on hand Pricesalwaye reasonable
20 VIM. ENGLE u co.
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NE ARn BeS : hOP.

Hg ARnBss shOP.
ID NainSt. Kenosha,
Thes bsor,ber would respectfully nforr b pub
lie tha1 he kLeps cOnstaEtly Gn hand afulIasrOl L
mena Of goods in his liae Harnesses. saddles.
SC. 1aade TO order. also, al kinds Oi repairing
aOneen sho~4 notice and at reGsODabitrates.
THos. ENGLISH
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Brigham Young is building himself
: new house, which one of the best
local papers declared will be 5''one Of.
the most gorgeous and costly resid-,
ences anywhere between sunrise and
sunset.o
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

A Connecticut Clergyman, having
quarrelled with his organist and
cnolr, takes tuniRg fork with him
INTO the pulpit and leads the singing
himself. s.ssr 7. a.. ..e
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

Senator Winslow, Of New York.
Is down with fever. Senator Ed
N unds, Of Vermont, ditto.
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General Hooker is of the opinion.
that q blow will not be struck by
either side as result of the irgin-
las outrage. ~ aas saar
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

Captain Mackenzie, ofchess motor
lcty' talks of organizing a Worlds
Guess Congress for the natioaal
centennial.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1873-11-27

p. Il. Beiderman & Co.. Of New
York, are having a small diff ,aIty
with Daniel Drew about thu triAe Of
million dollars. ea"4v asE
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-10-01
The New York Herald, says r


remarkable feature of Nie panic, III ad-
dition to those already referred to, is the sta
bility Of Government securities. Gold has
not materially advanced, nor United States
bonds materially declined. The fluctuations
are not greater than in ordinary times. These
things indicate the confidence reposed in the
Government the soundness Of business in
general and the prosperity Of the country.
The continent was never so rich in harvests
or in mines. Wheat and corn, gold and iron,
coal and oil, are abundant. Never was every
thing which can make apeople great and pros
porous more plentiful. There Is good cheer
in this and we may find that as temporary
arrangement Of the system often leads to
surer health, SO win this crisis lead to better
condition in business enterprise. g
When the panic in Wall street is over, and
we are able to look back upon the excite
ment and fears Of the past few days without
anticipating any possible danger we shall have
stiil further cause for congratulation In the rs
surance that a panic among the brokers
cannot of itself produce crisis in the country,
and that legitimate business may 60
on unframed while speculation is stricken
to the earth. f@ 'asb"sf
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-10-01

auzRfr. Il. q. Stcadman, poet snd broker, in an
interview with, Iri5sne reporter,s speaking
of the recent failure said "There has been
great Western railway expansion, and the
bubble has finally exploded, as it is bound to
do sooner or later, and he says further One
thing is certain it has ended the disease
There will be no more lending Of large
amounts on new railroad enterprises, and
when this wreck IS cleared away there will be
a healthier condition Of affairs than there has
been for years past ~ 8 W
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-10-01

The Secretary. Of the Navy has directed
that certain Lieutenant who lately returned
from three years cruise onkthe steam-cor-
Ayetbe Beficia, bfn tho Asiatie Squadron be
sent back ID that squadron with others 70 re-
sssort to the admiral commanding, who Is to
Keep him there until lis debts amounting to
several Thousand dollars, are all paid This
unusual proceeding has been rendered neces-
sary by the numerous financial delinquencies
recently reported to the department from that
quarter, and is serious warning to other
reckless debt contractors.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-10-01

DR.. Wistat's Wild Cherry Balsam.. This
Balsamic compound has become home Ak
tsirc::' Let all who suffer, and have in vain at
tempted to cure their coughs, colds, bronchial
or pulmonary complaints, make use Of this
unequaled REMEDY 1t can be relied upon,
the mass of testimony that has been publish
cd since its introduction, bearing ample proof
Of its efficacy. '.i''i'' = s''1'a l'''' e1i'S
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-10-01

The tiefaIcation III The State Bank at New
Brhnswick, 30 far astyet discovered by the ex-
pert who is examining the accounts, amount
to $76o, 600, and cover every dollar Of the
capital and surplus The bank, however, Will
start on q new basis and 60 on with its bust
ness, as the directors and stockholders are
worth several million dollars and have no idea
Of allowing the bank to stop. ~ .''n
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THE RECORD.
a. The General impression II tho cities

w 4he Se1efht IMPRESSION ~ tno o''ie7
is that the financial crash is over. Money is
pretty tight, CT course, but it will beleasier IN
p short time, ip all probability. There IS NO
use, therefore, of people getting scared, 'aik-
Jug all kinds Of doleful things, and predicting.
"hard times. !" Just such lpgubrious tax
will tend to make hard times, while hopeful
tone win restore public confidence and bust
ness prosperity. ~ 49,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-10-01

Captain Jack and Ills companions, in accor-
dance with the Presidents order, are to be
hanged on the third inst. The friends Of
peace seem to have concluded that it would
only damage their cailse to intercede.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-10-01
Agents Wanted for the New Beck.
EPIDEMIC 1 CONTAGIOUS DISEASES

with the and best treatment for all cases. The
only thorough work of the kind In the world Embraces
SMALLPOX, YELLOW FEVER CHOLERA and all
analogous discusses NO FAMILY SAFE WITHOUT It.
and all buy It, Has "a chromatic illustrations. The big
gest chance Of the for agents. Address II. s.
GOODSPEED co, 81 Park Row, New York. l.-l..-
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FOR SALE,

threestory brick house. in excellent repairs, situa-
street.
For particulars, inquire Of sllst 81
lambertvile, Sept GATH lisa. - - q Il
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10. o. F.--The election for Grand officers
of the Grand Lodge, l. o. o. f., for this
State, takes place in all the subordinate
Lodges at their second regular meeting in
October. ~ hx
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-10-01

A J., ex-tailor, alderman and president, cut
a suit Of clothes for d negro at Greenyille
Tenn, the other day.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1873-10-01

A fire at Newton, n, T., on Monday morn
ing Of last week, destroyed nine stores, with
an aggregate loss of sS5,00o.- ,Va
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~ ft IL
a STREAK OF FoarusEr-IxuEKr,sa soso
oVo ERoA a SrRASeER.---Aboute two 49,.
ago = personal min New ;Yor, raras
signed by a lawyer of California. aslsa g..
information of a certain Dr. has f. Dranan
who IN 1870 had attended a. sich Freuchr,a,'
en- route for California. twas intimatea ths.
large inheritance awaited the Doctor. ,.,px
Chas. +. Draper druggist in New Worry
Glanced to zee the personal, and AZ about. 1--we
years ago he had given his professional SER
vices to Frenchman, he was not slow In
writing to California in response to the pc
sonal." as ff ba3.sss ,,a.v
Soon after he received letter from. tn,
lawyer announcing that the bulk Of larg
fortune had been bequeathed to him by tn
said gentleman of France, and requesting hir
to come to California. About $250000 i
gold is said to be the Doctors portion He /
prepared to start al once for the Golden State
Therefore, there Is nothing lost by doing
good turn when we can. .
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The Danbury News man doesn't take we'll
in England. The London Athenmum calls his
book exceedingly dull and wearisome.
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NEW. ADVERTISEMENTS.
Commissioners, Sale Of
J favALUABLE,R EAE ESTATE,

YJNHE subscribers Commissioners, appointed BY the
IL Orphans Court of the County Of Munterdon, to de
vide the real estate of JOHN SALTER decd will by
virtue subsequent order Of said Court sell the same
atpublic vendne. ON
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER -, 1878,
the premises (uow occupied by joel W. Salter In the
township of Delaware in said county situate on the pub
s road leading from Rosemon 70 SeTgeantsyilie about
FARM. Containing i08 ACRES OF LAND more or
less about II acres Of which good Timber adjoining
anas OF Hiram Johnson, Samuel W, Reading deceased
and others. This farm ii Of the best In Delaware
shu Improvement. The farm Il well supplied with last
,ng water with neverfailing spring of water at the
nsor sumeieht 70 feed good sized trout pond The linz
Sb FH ssS' ss q ss Rwo Spd saoH ne
same ramc Barn, Havels, Wagon House. Grain House,
1rlp House, Wood House, q spring and MIX House
nsc Shop Hog Pens, in Short all Build
os The farn is divided into fields Of Convenient Size
snd an good fence There Is Fruit Of ali kinds an the
and the soil we'll adapted to the raising Of Grain
ens sna for s.ueking This Farm needs no recon-
sne same Also at the same time and place Moon I
l. containing Y 60 ac4s or less well covcra ,h
ax and Hickory timber lying short distance from the
Homestead Farm, and will be sold to suit purchasers M
Any person wishing to view these PROMISES prev;a
the day of sale will be shown the same Nv ~ q
W. Salter living on the Homestead or either Of the st
scrihers. ~ Va wy SUD
Sale to At o'clock, pm. at the Iomes,soa
. Conditions will be made knownby
5 WILLIAMS Aaer ; ION N n HoPtocE,
oet.is iots.-td af COMMISSIONER
n n. Rs-The Administrators OF John Salter deceased
will sell lot OF Rails and Posts some other article
at the same time and piace Of selling the Real Estate
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JOINT sA8BaTH coMMIrrEE.

80 Nr4.A t4.t .ft !. .4II
MIR. EDiToR The following resolutions
were adopted BY the Joint Sabbath COMMITTEES
Of Southern Jarsav ~ H. n,u,lS a.,,.r'l,s
- ~, ~ f' " ~ pi f'ec.p's oh
w. a'h UT 800 neon arr
.Hesotred, That we hail with satisfaction
the official letter dated Washington, D. c.,
March ", 1873 and signed by tho Acting
second Assistant Postmaster General, who
wrote -" In reply, you are informed that no
provision has been made in the new contracts
.or sunday mail service on the routes referred
D. p stmpe may ana nslsntic city; and that the
authority shal be o;vsn for .ha , .l,aa no
said service" And We regard tie above d.
cision as an encouraging Indication that some
,ah "~i puoi'c men favor reduction Of Sunday
Pesoyred Tbat no ,. 10 - =, =. :. I,,,
urc that the Delaware. LackawannaF 'a and
western Railway, including the Morris and
ans Ie a,oa naliroad and operating six hundred
passengers on H. Sahhat al ' a iof VI
Resoiusd, 8. That we. the rep,rcesentat; N,.
Of forty thousand church members in South
S %a, greatly regret that the Legislature Of
1S7s With un ~ sg o,ose g ,ss SESSION. april
to the ACT for ths sS mr. e If oSp yce and
immorality,'' and made Il lawful q ior any
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A girl for general Homework by family In Phila-
IA delphia. Good wages and pleasant home
Inquire Of CHARLES sCHULHAUa s. e Cor. Chufth
and Onion Sts xK fs&F
Lanbertville Sept. Path, 1874
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n Rs-The Administrators Of John Salter. deceased
will sell lot OF Rails and Posts some other articles
at the same time and Piace Of selling the Real Estate