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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-02
DR.. J. r. MILLER'S
UNIVERSAL
MAGNETIC BALM.

INFLUENCE, Neuralgia and all pain. and 10
therefore very properly termed, Magnetic
Balm" II is purely vegetable preparation. II
has no equal as a remedy for
Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Diarrhes, Dysen-
terry, Collie and all Bowel Complaints.
Its timely use will cure Colds, Group, Diph-
liberia. Quinsy, and all Throat affections.
and other Complaints Incident to our western and
southern climates, are easily broken up.
Nervous Pain. Sick Headache, and Rheu-
matism are cured by this medicine when all others
have failed. Toothache, Earsche, Burns. Chill
blains and Bruises are relieved at once by its
The genuine has ID. HANSON GCo.'s
private Revenue Stamp on the outside, and DR..
j. R. Miller's Magnetic Balm blown In the bottle.
Examine closely, and buy none but the gen.
nine.
Sold by all Druggists. Price Is cents per
bottle.
D. RANSOM, Sos & Co., Propr's, Buffalo, n. Y.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-02

An editor in Fredericksburg, Va,
was asked by stranger IF il was
possible that little town kept UP
four newspapers, and the reply was
mo, it takes four newspapers TO
keep up the town."
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-09-02
Underground!
LIFE BELOW THE SURFACE.
BY THos. ". KNOX.

BY TUOS, Y. KNOX.
SO PAGE Octave 80 Fine Engra,iE-s.
Relates ncilsfl.s sni accidents l. yoni tht li.h,
II day: star.ling aaNcu.urtS N al parts a. tEt
wurii MINI AM inoic n rrTsil- them under
currents 81 society: gambling and Us horrors
Governs AMI thar ny Stree; -hc dsrk WAYS 81
N4ck cin,s,> fll>sI-s AID Il.tiI sl4lt, down n
the depths Il the ~. siian-s s.u-il~ u tLC Gt-
lection % crime. TIE hook ;fta'> ~ eNpsritnee
with lTi-s-,nis: uish's ia cflE1l ccns and PAM
hing hcll> HE ia ri~l1. s-cr-e> g eAl-r-: 81.
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fLl bufc-asi-s- ls.l .-vo-li O. tl- -r-lI ll-lts,
ETC.. etc
We want -rsut> for els work ~ skica w. give
exclusive trl r-uIy- Ar-l-> can ulse 400 We, =
an selling -Al> book S--i -ll .l-s--ir> AMI sIs--
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Conn, c. Cl.ic .-l, T..
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
THE MORAyIA TRAGEDY.

In the examination before the COroner's jury
concerning tho Hisman murder at Moravia, n. Y, men
toned elsewhere in THE TRIBUNE j. NJ Palmer nephe
Of Wm j. Shepherd one Of the victims, testified sub
stantialy as follows;
Mr. Shepherd and his wife and myself and my wife
were In the kitchen John Hsman was up stairs at the
time 4; Hsman passed through into the parlor soon
after heard shot up stairs and heard fall shepherd
and went to the foot OF the stairs he opened the door
man. who stood in the doorway at the head OF the
stairs said Don't you come up here and at the same
time he fred al Shepherd, who instantly fell backward
into the sittng-rOOm with groan another shot was
fired down the floor the door leading from
the sttng-rOOm into the kitchen; went to door lead
10 the and while there Htsmsn fired at me-
the ban entering the dOoroasng not more than three
inches from my head then went 70 James Jesters;
heard two or three shots fired in the house after ef
don't know whether they were fired at me
or not; told Lester what HilsmaD had done, ana
asked him IL he mad gun Mr.. Lester Morgan WOOD,
and Mr.. Lsk came back with me while we were stand
ing In the yard the gate Mr. HsInan came 10
front window up stairs and told ns 10 come IN, that ne
would not harm us that ne would give himself up ne
said he was disgraced and dlshonored ana that lie
had killed his wife and Mr. Shepherd; we
started 10 20 up stairs Hillsnan was In the doorway
at the head OF the stairs and said Don't you come up
here :" Winters told Hllsman he dare not lay aside his
revolver and come downstairs; Hlsman answered,
"You come up here, and G. q d-n you;" winters
stepped back from the door and Hilsman then fired
shot down through the stoveppe hole at winters soon
after heard another shot upstairs and fall; should
think about hour after the last shot we went upstairs
and found HillsmaD and his wife both dead
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
ONE OF THE OLD ABoLITIoHIsTs.
From Fof7<ys PresL

The golden wedding Of Robert Hays, esq,
one Of the oldest and most respected Of czens took
Mace at his residence, IN Thrteenthst near Raoest
last evening Mr.. Hays is remembered among the early
aboopists OF philadelphia and though never holding
oce has always been earnest Republican OF the pure
aud upright stamp There were assembled at ms resi-
Rreat-grandcbild His two are Hon. Samuel Hays
state Treasurer OF Missouri. and ex-senator James L.
Hays of Newark n J., both Of whom wellknown
and henored citizens in the States where they reside
The daughter II widely known In Methodist circles botn
in PbiladeJob1a and New Jersey as the accomplished
wife OF Rev samuel yansant Of the New Jersey Con-
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
TIE WEA7HER.
SNOW IN TIE NORTHWEST.

SNOW IN TIE NORTHWEST.
MILWAUKEE, Jan. S-The heaviest snow
storm of the season in the Northwest has prevailed since
last night The storm is in Minnesota than
In Wisconsin Reports st. Paul state that travel
the Milwaukee and Lake Super or and Mississippi Rail
roads is suspended. and that some trains are snow
bound No trains will leave Milwaukee tonight for the
West, but they will probably run on tine tomorrow
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CTuEP SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Jan. 81 "a. IN.
Synopsis for the past tUentV-foar hourF.
A very severe snow-stOrm has prevailed
north and west OF the Ohio Valley, its center having
moved north-eastward over Lake superior. Cloudy
weather. with rain and snow and fresh variable winds
IS now prevailing from Hew-Jersey TO Maine.
Partly cloudy weather and occasionally light snow
over the lake region with brisk and high westerly winds
from the latter region souhward to the south Atlantic
and Gulf coast westerly 10 northery winds, except
along the Gulf coast, where cloudy weather and occa-
sOnaly Light rain are reported
Probabilities.
For New En- gland, winds shifting 20 westerly, with
clearing weather during the afternoon and evening FOR
the Middle States sOuth-westerly ana north-weserly
winds falling temperature, and clear and clearang
weather For the Southern States east or the NJ ssls
sppi fresh northerly and northwestery winds, railing
Temperature, and very generally clear weather.
From Missouri and OHIO Valley TO Lake Eric and
upper lakes brisk westerly and north-wesery winds,
gradually diminishing in force, low temperature, and
clear ana clearing weather
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship News sec Third Page.


ARRIVED.
stesmshp OM Dominion WALKER Richmond City Point ad Norfolk
WITH nrss and pass 10 Oll Dominion steamship Co -
ship Hall (o LTefpOO Red Calcutta Oct and SAND
Heads llth. with mise.. - -
ship GIeu Cumming ard so days from GLASGOW. with mise
(SWed.). RenmusSen Milaga " DAYS With ndse
Prens hobbs of BahgUr Dodge Old HATbor JAM u daJs
Brr oocht CDu;ch Reutan, PeruabucO % days via
Delaware Breakvater, with
Schr o BangO Dodge Old Iafbor JAM 10 days
with logTo0d ,,,,- ~, A..
r Margaret Samson, Vaughn Woodstock NILS Fla 20 days
with lumber. -
Sclr Eclipse Boun.roe. Savannah II DAYS, wth lumber
suuny Deekon, Wilmington, ~ Co. days with naval
stores
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Jan. aArVei steamship Gucus, from VIEW YORK Dark
r. Heard from In the Bay SHIPS Gov Llnson' from
Calcutta; Robur. from Singapore. . ---. a., r.,
CHAKLEsroS C., Jan. Ssaed steamship James Adger for
New.York: bark Jerome Jones' for Amsterdam.
sAyAssAH, Ca jan aSaied, steamships San Salvador and
Huntsville from New York brig Helen from Ph1iepbai sen
Bebe from Cleared ships Corefn for Lyerpoo La
ce for Bremen Eederand Liverpool sehr Nancy W.
RIO Janro; A. Barrett for DAres oaed, DARK oerA1no
or Liverpool New Republic for Ro
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAvASA 5.-ArVed steamship City Of heta Zimmerman,
from Vera Cruz for NeD-fork
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
TALE 0F aHIPWREcK

NEw-0RLEANs, Jan. 8.--The Times Of to-
will the narration Of Mr. Lavilie the
first officer Of the wrecked ship Golden Hind, rho has
just arrived from Rio The vessel was wrecked on the
west coast Of Patagonia In June last and Il Of the crew
spent days In two open boats in the Straits of Mage-
Ian. They were compelled by hunger TO devour the
Of ve OF their companions who died from rlVa
ftou and az
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
SOME OF DIR BUSINESS LETTERS.

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3Reop for three days-catte 4soo hogs
fully male weather exceedingly cold
Cste In fair demand prices auoby higher shippers
principal Quotation sc 23D 81 5O Extra 50 90
IS IG Choice +5O rs 50; Gooi 81 E05I IS Medium TO Far
80 U9si stoeken, 81 50ds3i Common 81 @G 81 lnenor
hozs good pnces 81 6JG 10 Common
All 75Hs3 IS Good to Choice 50 9o0S4 Extra sheep fair de-
rapd prices stealy at 80 75as5 50 sooriing 10 quality
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
CATTLE MARKETS.

wuwryeror jan 8Spn.s Turpeatne que. at '5e. ROsin
quiet Sns Crude Turpentne steady At 81 for Hard
Ii Is for Yellow Dip aRl Virgin Tar quiet at % D.
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

eyery good word and work In the evcrrccurrng aoors
Of lie siv berinx that while kind retain
sser prscnf ccnstftuton snd tendercies its vyrh w
Meet faithfully every duty. Let the honor ana giory
look out for itself., GEO. VAN CAAffh'
Ofsan N. T., Dec. "a, 1877.
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WALKEROn Il Tssws sesr Pseersss. ~ D., ~
spspery Cant. Andrew Wsitsr IL be Ga yer. -.
Reisges respectfully invited send the h1e hsm
his lse residence Friday Inst ct ~ oeeeh Carn.fs
arrival o. hestert end zoe
train. leaving New York at i0a ..r.., -
wAHD-sundsy Jan s. at wiismstown. ma<a ohTx D. "ss
New York City. Of pneumonia aged O.
Relatives and invited the fspea Al s Cbsree
the Divine Paternity b and Forty skhs o. Tssfs
day OF . o'clock .. N.
wEsrERyELT-on TUESDAY Jan Bsa a wife ef jacob A.
sds ere invited "a attend The fssI hsisss
henee No zs Second FridsJ p. n
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

Daniel Hickey returned drunk to his home,
ON the second floor of No. AL West Forty secondst
carly this morning, quarreled with his wife, Julia
uickev and finally pushed her out a., low She
fell ou the sidewalk and sustained proDs atalfpJI
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09
PASSENGERS ARRTHED.

FROM sAvANNAH-Es st,crrshtp San Jr1nto yau. 8-Mss
McCahn B Gooi Apple T. G. Bulklcy. w. H. Bennett p
aney aud WIFE, o. H. Ogerhaa Mrs Annie Remodel
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

"Dgeson.o-CoD LIVER on invigoratss the dgess - and
of the blood HAZARD C"KL' ec'V
aspdp paata
New-York tribune., 1873-01-09

The Tribune Almanac for 1879 eiy early in Januay) will
In adiitOn o q usual contents h-vea
PORrR.fT BIOGRAPHY on
HOR1cB GREELfI.
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Drop-y among affected By the preV,ng mal viii never
REsSEs MAGo on used in CURING the disease s use also
prevents ganiers will manifest his htJ1e after
tweptyfoar OF REssEs MAGIC OIL Try JoHS I.
HKSR N. Y.
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A SPECIMEN MINISTER.

The Royal Ministers" are natural curiOsities.
They are white men Of various nationaIties, who
have wandered thither in times gone by j will give
you specimen-but not the most favorable. Harris,
for instance Harris is an Americana long-legged,
vain. lightweight village lawyer from New-Hamp-
shire If be had brains in proportion to his legs he
ronld make Solomon seem a failure; il his modesty
eoualed his ignorance he would make a violet seem
etuck-up; if his learning eqnaled his vanity he
would make Won Humboldt seem as unlettered as
the backside of tombstone; if his stature were
p,oportioned 10 his conscience, he would be gem
for the microscope; if his ideas were as large as his
words, it would take q man three months to
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contract TO listen as long be would talk that audi
ence would die of old age; and If he were to talk
until he said something he would still be on his hind
legs when the last trump sounded And he would
have cheek enough to wait till the disturbance "as
over and 60 on again
Such is Tor was His Excellency Mr. Harms his late
Majesty Minister OF This, That and The Other-foI
De was a little of eyerything and particularly and
always be was the Kings most obedient humble
servant and loving worshiper, and his cmei chain-
piOn and mOuthpiece in the parliamentary Drahca
Of ministers. And when question came up p'
didn't make any difference what IT wasb now ne
would rise up and saw the air with his bony ialss'
and storm and cayort and hurl sounding emptiness
which he thought was eloquence and discharge olie
which be tsncied vas satire. aud Issue dreaiy ruo-
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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-06-20
AsHLYss, BALTIMORE Co., Nd, |
Mon OF 1910 c

Mr.. c. P KNIGHT: AT the recommendation of
a friend, was induced to apply your patent
ssBradley's paint to my house. | have pleasure
in stating that it has proved highly satisfactory,
covering more surface than you promised, is
more economical, carries a better gloss than or
binary paint, and is far from disagreeable in
odor. Hon. JOHN WETHEkED.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-06-20
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REVOLUTION IN HOUSE PAINTING.-The Cath
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that it is only to-day we call special attention TO
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We are pleased to find that the agent, Mr.. c. P.
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