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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-25
A Family OF Giants.

Benjamin and Catherine Trout
man, of London e y township, Bed
ford, Pa, had sons and daughters
eighteen. The father and eight Of
the Children have gone TO that
bourne whence no traveller returns
The mother, who is about 10
years Of age and weighs upwards
of 200 pounds avoirdupois, still
lives with her son George, in Lon
dondery township. The ten child
rem now living tip the beam of a
Fairbanks" at 2,2l5 pounds. The
respective force Of gravity Of each,
according to their last census, is as
follows:
George, who lives in Londonderry
township, 2lj pounds; Joseph,
who holds forth in Fair Hope,
Somerset county, 220 pounds
John, who resides in the State of
Indiana, 2G5 pounds in his shirt
sleeves ; Daniel, who lives in Kan
sas, 224 pounds /; Adam, who is a
resident Of the Smoky City,
Pittsburgh, 80 pounds; Sarah and
Polly, who reside in Bedford county,
30 and 200 pounds respectfully /;
Nancy, who lives in Maryland, 200
pounds; Betsey, who has followed
the advice Of the lamented Greeley
and 'gone west" 300 pounds. The
father who weighed $50 pounds,
and the deceased children ranged
in weight from $50 to 225 pounds
each. If anybody can beat this,
let him come forth.
Peter Troutman, son Of Joseph,
weighs about 300 pounds. Some
time since he and his father were
out hunting, and shot large buck.
st the crack of the rife the buck
fell TO the ground, and Peter ran
up to it, supposing it dead, got
astride Of it and was in the act of
cutting its throat, when it sprang
up and attacked him. He grabbed
It by the horns and held on to
them. Then ensued q desperate
struggle. The father, who was at
this time near enough to assist his
son, could not shoot the buck for
Of fear hitting his son. He hurried
to the scene, leveled his gun aero S
his sons breast and fired, killing
the buck instantly. lie then found
that the buck had gored Peter
the thigh, causing a very
severe and ugly wound, which has
caused him to keep his bed ever
since.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-25
OEf Of the Depths.

The wrcclSing lighter of Profess
sor Maillefert, says the Charleston
Ne'ss, which was engaged in re-
moving the wreck Of the monitor
Patapsco from its position between
Fort Sumter and Moultrie, came
up to the city a day or two ago to
discharge a load Of iron blasted
from the wreck. The fate Of the
Patapsco is q forcible illustration
of the consequences of lack of
foresight. She was sent up every
night to do picket duty between
Forts Moultrie and Sumter. Her
commander, having selected what
he considered a good ancorage, put
down a buoy to mark the spot.
TheConfederates observed the buoy,
and the fact that the Patapsco re-
turned regularly every night to
the same spot, and one day they
anchored a powerful torpedo lit
tie below the buoy. The monitor
came up that night as usual, and
struck the torpedo, which explo-
ded, sinking her, and causing the
loss of all Oil board.
Professor Maillefert has q
curious and interesting collection OF
surgical instruments, ship utensils
and numerous other articles, taken
from the various monitor wrecks
around Charleston bar. With re-
gard to the human bones, he has
orders from the United States Gov
eminent to make collections, and,
whenever the quantity is sufficient
ly large, to bury them within the
walls of Fort Moultrie.
The profession of wreclSing is
not without perils Of startling
nature, as is attested by one of the
divers in the Professors employ
who was recently embraced and
narrowly escaped being carried of
by huge devil fish. The same
diver says he is often approached
by huge sharks, sometimes FIVE or
six at a time, which appear to re-
gard him as a physical curiosity,
and, after looking and snufng at
him for q while, suddenly dart
away as if frightened. He attrib-
utes their not attacking him to the
fact that his diving costume
and apparatus for securing o sup
ply of air gives him an odd and
rather alarming appearance. The
divers statements are all corrobor-
ated by the Professor and all on
board the lighter. The diver is a
colored man.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-25

In one of the courts out West, a
juryman being called and not an
swering, the usual notice that he
would be fined was pronounced
against him. upon which a person
who stood by said to the judgc:-
"You may fine him as much as
you please, but l don't think that
you will recover the fine, for saw
him buried about n woek ago.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-02-25
NATURES GREAT REMEDY
FOR TIE

1t is gratifying TO us 10 inform the public that
Dr. l.. q. c. Nishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial. for
Throat and Lung Di.eaics, has gained an envablc
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and from thence TO some Of the first fainilics OF
Europe, not through the press alone, but by per-
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our reporters, he is unable TO supply the demaal.
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Fret, Not by stopping coughs, but by loosen
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(which produces cough of mucous memblane
and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs TO act and
throw OF the unhealthy seeretions, and puriac.
the blood.
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on the stomach, acts on the liver and kidneys. and
Emphatic and nervous regions, thus reaching 70
every part of the system, and in It's invigoratina
and purifying effects it has glined a reputation
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A Huge Sea Serpent Visits
Tybec.

The Savannah Ne,cs says: Ono
OF these strange monsters of tie
deep has been seen at the very
mouth Of our river. Many of our
readers may shrug their shoulders
incredulously at this announcement,
but we assure them that we have
no reason TO doubt our informa-
ton.
The monsser is described as be-
ing nearly forty feet in length
with a head somewhat resembling
an alligator and very large glowing
eyes. 1t was floating upon the
water and at times would raise its
head above the surface, thus giving
al a full view of its proportions.
Some who saw the monster suggest
ed il was a whale, but the mate Of
the steamer, Mr.. Craw, who is an
old whaleman, stated that it was
entirely different in shape and APP
pearance from a whale, and the
only presumption left was that it
was one Of those often heard of,
b 1t seldom seen, denizens eff the
vastly deep-a sea serpent. The
old seam a. wledg q it was
the most singular, as well as the
largest, inhabitant of the sea they
had ever beheld in all their trips,
and the sight furnishes a topic of
general conversation for them.
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The Lambertville record., 1873-06-18
'lS,periw,s| saIe..


10y virtue of writ of fa tome directed fssuedout
- pfthe Court q Caancsryo of New, jersey wbe
eishth day Of July next hetMeen the hbas ID lya and
five O'Clock In the afternoon Of said day, he,house
saIas ~ hs a n hs city & Gf 1eMd of
parcel of land and promises, situate lying aud being in
ihe townshipof wsst Amwdlls in the county of unter-
don aud State OF Now Jersey bounded and doserih
follows viz Tract No. T. beginning heapof Stones
Ss1qSF sq s g. Lss aS3n hspss e.. qet
crooked white oak for corner thence south fortour
assress sas shas md Y i,,, hrtyssiS lnks g
Rss to VIE saf Az s
six chains and seveniy-hse links TO a heap Of stones
sadlan rhsnee south deg grees aid
o to saa & n 4 s'sHs sd
thqse slong the saals north nine degrees west hen
containing wthn1le bminds aforesaid eleven aoresand
saeS aHss'srs sf Ind b the ss@g m9rs gs gss IEs
Jaaray thence along Al linn of lois sld so Peter
south thrsy-ssysq degrees wt siS,y,9ins links e
'' STas Na agr Nxsss xss b asrSss nFs
@ a aor "a sf sx P asqscs &c yssd and
thirty inmates West eghiy,sisht links t. white oak
tree corner to sharp and William Rose thence along
theiatter;sonth easf four chainsnd
os ana o n. Rsss = W. sgaap
stake corner NJ land iqrnery Abraham Sharps;
thence by the Same south dys degrees aud forty
Sr noah Sp ass ls'' and tSs M II aes
rock corner Is lands y John ss Ias a hsuee 81 TIE s9a
NORTH exmesp2asgr and 6ftsen minutes est, five
as same S MS sixty sStsn IL n
n ri asss s9aaa & ps ssp sl
tree tree @ s I sbrsas
ss s sssbe beap ss5ss gs
eereer 70 th samsae alse IN line oiasdsof JohnL
The Lambertville record., 1873-06-18
THE WArEns CoNcERro PAnLoR ORGAN.

The WATERS CONCERTO PARLoR ORGAN.
We are glad to chronicle any new thing, or
any Improvement upon an old one, that tends
TO popularize music bys rendering its study
either easier Or more attractive. Lately our
attention has been called to a new patented
stop added to the Matters reed organ, called
THE 'sconcerto stop" 1t is so voiced as to
have alone likesa d full, rich alto voice5'it is
especially .'human in its tone. tits power
full as well as sweet and when we heard it
we were in doubt whether we liked it best in
solo olorwith full organ. W.. regard this as a
valuable addition to the reed organ, and adj
wise those intensiingEto purchase such an IN
strriment to examine the .fconcerto.' Ware
rooms 481 Broadway. y.---Ruras New- Yorker.
The Lambertville record., 1873-06-18


a. New POSTAL RULEs.-On Tuesday, July
1st, the new postage law goes into operation.
There is no change in the rates of postage on
any kind of mail MATTER but thereafter moth
ing will be carried free This, includes all To-
cal newspapers. Subscribers to county papers
must pay postage, the same as other people,
at the rate of five cents per quarter, in ad-
vance, 1t is the duty of postmasters to col
lect this postage. The law is bad one, but
we will have to stand it until it is repealed,
which we think Congress is pretty sure to do
next winter, AS General Grant once said the
best way to get rid of q bad law is to enforce
it, The following paragraphs. contain the
substance of the new rules in nutshell:
1. Franking privilege abolished.
2. Postinasters supplied with official stamps
3. official stamps must not be used except
on official business a e 4ss.a 'ass n.
4. Stamps Of one department cannot be
used for correspondence Of another.
o. No matter can pass through the mails
g. Postage must be collected on newspapers
published in the county where delivered.
T. Exchanges not free. Publishers. must
pay postage on each exchange received A''"i i''
sS.lPostal cards uncalled forsare not sent to
the dead-letter office. 3ri n,i tre4se; 4r.,
., Postal cards cannot be used aseoond time.
TO- Ordinary cards can be transmitted
through the mails by afiixing one cent stamp,
provided the entire message is printed. The
address may bewritten, ar sf,fyr lgaa 4sf4u,
The Lambertville record., 1873-06-18

Us GOV. Parker has writtenIa letter to the
editor of the Ao,sat Holly Airror, on the sub
jeotypf the'evasion of the taxes on property liz
able to assessment, from which We quote the
following: !: svls 4,.,y l,. 5r9 as. a.
y II any assessor in your county OF else
where IN the State, will write me a letter, ask
ing speciiic Questions in reference TO the exc
cution ofthe tax lawssl will at once cietrfully
refer Tito the. Attorney General. and request
his opinion in snch form as toe serve Jas "a
guide TO all. | am satisfied that, in many
parts OF the State, injustice is done il the
practical eiffofcehent of Our tax 4aaxs, and
that some men of large property do notspay
on what they~re~wefths efn justice~to those
who areldisposed to paf. thsin just proportion
OF the public charges, the evil should be, REM
edied.'' '1' ."'
The Lambertville record., 1873-06-18
TH E MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

CRATER Rock AFELrowsJune ntll, by Rev GS. Mott,
ii. SUYDAM CRATER, bennington, and GEoRGIASNA,
danght ter of JOHN u. BooKAFsLLDw of RockafellOws
Mills, Raritan township.
BREARLEY-SLoAN.--on the I'd inst, by Rev. Dr. Rich
aislson CHARLES RREARI.By, Esq, of Trenton, and
ANNIE BuRLIse daughter Of the late William II. sloan.
TAYLoR-Boss-Na 2sth At the residence of The brides
father JOSEPH S. TAYLOR and ELLA Boss only daught-
er Of George Boss, Esq, both of Union township.
The Lambertville record., 1873-06-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sheriG's Sale,


RY virtue ofa writ Of T. ia to me directed, issued
ID oGt OF the Court Of Chancery of New Jersey, WHY
be cxpoSd ito sal9 at Public Venue, on Monday, the
twentysghth day Of July next, between the hours of
tweye and five o'clock In the afternoon of said day lat
the house of Samuel Humphreys in the city or town of
Iambertvlle in the county of Hunerdon all that
tain LOT parcel of land and prcalses, situate lying
and being IN the town of Lambertville bounded and
described as follows, viz. Beginning at acorner in the
middle of Delaware Avenue and corner of lands of
William ii. Hoagland thence 4 by lands of sad Hoas-
land south, niue and halt degrees cast hundred
and eighty feet toa corner in the middle ofa twelve feet
aley thence along the sand nerth eighty anda half
degrees east twenty feet and seven inches to
corner Of lot Of Cooper formerly Garkuis thence along
the line OF the same t3 prth nine aud half degrees
wcst one hundred aud eighty feet to corner in the
middle of said ayenue; thgneett4e south eighty and "
hulf degrees west along the middle of said avenue
twentytght feet ana seven uchss to the plncc Of bgn
ming, conainipg within the bounds Aforesaid. five tlou
sand ono hundfed and oriyiyc square feet of land Be
the same more Or ss And also at the same time and
Place will be sold nine shares of the Capital Stock of the
Mutual Building and Loan Association ] ~ s1is agifn
Sized as the property of Levi Holcombe d ur e. q,
and taken in execution at the suit of the Mutual BniM
ing and Loan Association of Iam4srtys and tebegpd
by J..P. RITTENItOUSE Sheriff.
Dated May "a, 1873. e lime 18th, IT. pri. fee, S6
The Lambertville record., 1873-06-18

s Two or three cases Of cholera Of a sporadic
character are known to have been treated by
physicians in Washington. Whether they are
real Asiatie cholera anay ana be- doubtful, but the
symptoms are exactly similar; and were the
disease epidemic, their nature would not be
questioned, They correspond fully with the
cases recently reported from New Orleans.
This happens. every year and it is only possible
to distinguish Asiatic ehelera from cholera
morbus by the presence Of the disease as an
epidemic The rice water discharges, former
" supposed to be a sure DISTINCTION, seem. to
have become paturalized in this country, but
they do not indicate the presence Of an epi-
demic tendency. ~ ,s5.s5- F,5sf
The Lambertville record., 1873-06-18

Gy We learn from the Republican that the
New Jersy Supreme Court, ih session at Trer-
ton, last week, examined twelve candidates to
Attorneys alIof whom passed examination.
John A. Bullock and George w. Durham,
of Pennington, were among the number-the
former Of whom was licensed as a Counsellor
and the latter as an Attoriiey-ate1a~.ss = Nv
The Lambertville record., 1873-06-18

An absolute prohibitory liquor law has been
reported to the Canadian Parliament by acom-
mittee of that body The Committee assert
that fpur-tifths of the crimes committed in
Canada can be traced directly to the intemper-
ate use Of intoxicating drinks. a,m their re-
port they introduce the testimony of 1873 phy-
sicians, who agree that the nse of alcoholic
stimalantsc diseases and premature death.
They answer the argument that the oabolition
of the liquor traffic would deprive thesgoverp-
ment of aa-aaaaalsrevenae ef $5,999,0 900 by
sayingahats sat leastean equal amount would
be saved sinIthe cost of hospitals, asylums,
jails,i courts, etc. ,Taiti aosai,9D aai 81 fwst
The Lambertville record., 1873-06-18

: EXPLOSION AT RAnwAY--FouR LIVES
LosT.-The boiler at Quren & Co.'s glue fac
tory, situa ed on St. Georges avenue, explo-
ded at 1 / clock Monday morning.. The boiler
shot up and completely wrecked the easterly
end of the building 1t was tom to slireds
and scattered in all directions, pieces being
thrown threelo fourhundred yards from tho
scene of the explosion. 'fwo men ana thrcc
boys were seriously If not fatally injured
One of the boys, aged ten years, had charge
of the engine at the time of the accident and
is not expected TO recover i Fred TdckefIpan,
badly hurt; Frank Weise, fatally injured
sRodman scoicid, fTtaIIs re- Bnilaing was
formerly oeoupied by.sFreeman D& Dcnman
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT sd5 4s4e oaee
The Lambertville record., 1873-06-18
DEATHS.

FIsnER.At Wiliamsport, Pa, June 3D., Mrs. MARY A.,
wiie OF Mahon Fisher, aged 62 years. ls5
YoUNcNIay 25th, after illness three hours, ANNA
r.. wife ol John Young, OF Union township
PARKER.-ln Lambertyle, N. j., June 18TH 1878 LAURA
5. PARRER,in the 10th year Of her age.
The Lambertville record., 1873-06-18

A PREDICTION Fon AMERICAN IRON. -
1t is Wen understood that England has reached
hee limit in iron development, and that in the
future her supply will rather fall off relatively
than increase. Amelica has an almost un-
limited supply of metal, and it follows that
this country will yet, and very soon, supply
inunlto foreign countries Indeed, we have
already begun to do SO. In this connection
there is an animportant fact. In former years
a large item against us in the matter OF iml
portations was iron, but the libeialzexporta-
ton of this article will tend to flow of gold
hither and with it an element that will very
materially helpto turn the balance of trade.
This subject is now receiving general atten-
tion, and the Pittsburg Commercial says il
will bean cold spectacle tosee iron ore and coal,
and even manufactured iron, going from the
United States to England; but it is one of the
things which people wlio have passed tile
prime of life may yet live to see. Under any
circumstances, the permanency Of the iron
trade in this country may be regarded as one
of the assured things of the future. ssea