davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-11-27
Pesse

--- rW%4 = - = -
N2A -EM ]
BY FRANCIS RIDLEY HAvEReAL.
l.
Is this the peace of God, this strange, sweet
The weary day is al its zenith still,
Yet It's as If beside some cool clear rilI
through shadowy stiffness rose an evening
And all the noise of life were hushed away.
And tranapil- gladness reisned with gently
HtU n. 81 III J
Itwas not just now. turned aside
Wild aching head, and heart most sorely
Around me cares and griefs in crushing
While inIy rose the sense, in swelling tide,
VI weakness, insufficiency, and sin,
ana iear % ana gloom and doubt in mighty flood
Nor strength to fee; my present, future, past,
In My Gtts7 sell; 5d, my soTTow and % my sin sin cast
Hsen He sa,S Se5 bsfGIs storm g such His viii
G+Peace. iss Be etiiil1 tRn "aSss anu Wnifpe'e0
And there was calm! And Savior, i have proved
That thou to help and save art truly near;
HOW else this quiet rest from grief and fear,
l must go forth to bear it before,
But leaning on Thine arm, dread its weight
no more.
TNH. - OJ
1t is s iassg fhypssasss' pss,ss Tays not ied
Or measure If belief be full and lust
And therefore claim Thy peace. But Thou
hast died.
know that this is true, and true for me-
And' kTnSowing TSS 1t, come, and cast my all on
vi.
1t IS not that 1 feel less weak, but Thou
Witt be my strength,-it Is not that see
Less sin; but more of pardoning love in
And-a all -snfl1cient grace. Elioughi And now
All futferfng thought is sfilled; only rest
And feef that Thou art near, and know that
am blessed.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-11-27

st. Louis. surgeons are a wise set Af-
ter probing three hours to find bullet
in mans back, they discovered that
the victim had been hit with beer
bottle a H7 -
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-11-27

By careful ANALYSIS, North FProvidences
has ascertained that her whisky is com
posed of. alcohol burnt, sugar, cayenne
pepper, sulphuric acid, and favoring oils.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-11-27

OLD LONDON DOCK GIN.

Especially designed for the use of the Medical
1fTsceSsion ana the Family, possessing those tn
I,I,stc Inedlclnal properties which belong to an
Indispensable to Females. Good for Kidney
ContptdtntS. delicious Tonic. Put up in
cases, containing one dozen bottles each and
ssld IDy all druggists, grocers &c. A. NJ BIN
Street, New York. leaves
= % Sep [. ,73-y.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-11-27
TO THE NERVOUS oFBoTH sexes.

NOTICE.-The undersigned has been duly
IN appointed administrator of the estate of
Mahala Myers, late of Jackson county, Ohio,
DECEASED WILLIAM r. MELVIN.
JAMES TRIP, his Attorney.
Aov94ber 18Th, g67as--Sp4
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-11-27
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus ~ are flag stations, and
trains viii stop when signaIed to do so.
w. w. PEABOBY, Master Transp.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-11-27
SHORT LINE TO LAKES 8 NORTHWEST
TIME TABLE.
Two express trains daily as follows:

Direct connections made at Lancaster for
Circleville, Zanesville, and all points on the
CINCINNATI Muskingum Valley Railway-aad
at Columbus for all points East and West. No
change of cars from Columbus to Philadelph la,
New York, indianapolis, and Chicago.
E. A. BUELL. General Ticket Agent.
JNO. w. DOHERTY, Sup't.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-11-27
ID EMOVAL.

II REMoVAL'
N. Lowenstein wishes to say to his old ems
toners, and the public generally, that he mas
removed his meat shop to the room formerly
occupied by John Schweitzer, opposite the
Court House, on Main Street where he will
Keep fresh meat every day, of all kinds and also
: :Also,he will keep Family Groceries, Of all
: Give him call.
March g. s7a..tts.oo;s az. :.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-11-27

GOLUMBUs AND HOOKING VALLEY
RAILROAD y,
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-11-27
MEDICAL.

r Dr., j. Walkers. California Vim
egaf' Bitters are q purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the native
herbs found on the lower ranges of the Sier-
"a Nevada mountains of California, the
medicinal properties of which are extract
ed therefrom without the use of Alcohol.
The question is almost daily asked, "What
is the cause of the unparalleled success OF
VINEGAR BrTTERs?" Our answer is, that
they remove the cause of disease, and the
patient RECEIVERS his health. They are the
great blood purifier and a life-giving prin-
ciple, perfect Renovator and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in the history
Of the world has medicine been com
pounded possessing the remarkable quail
fties of VINEGAR BrTTERs in healing the sick
of every disease man is heir to. They are a
gentle Purgative as well as Tonic, reliev-
ing Congestion or Inflammation of the
Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious Dis
eases.
If men will enjoy good health, let
them use VINEGAR BTTTKRs as O medicine,
and avoid the use of alcoholic stimulants
in every form. HN &# e
R. In. meDONAID q CO,
Drugeista and Genera Agents sam Francisco Cafcr-
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1873-11-27
SUPERIOR CLOTH,
OOTICE-LUMBER.

All kinds of lumber and framing timber for
sale and sawed to order on short notice Per
sons desiring to purchase lumber will pleas
call at our Mil or at the Globe Furnace Onice.
. HOOP 8Bn
, 1873-08-05
Lator still, tho vnriablo atlant Hont tho follow
ing lottor to this paper: -..- --..-
" . GurUA1o. EUNDAY.
ADJUSTMENTS,


Tho only place Of amusement now open to
tho public Ia the Globe Thoatre, which, by tho
efforts OF its lessee, Mr. Frank Lawlor, has boon
put into q condition worthy Of patronage. 1t
WAS a bold effort to attempt tho resurrection Of
this theatre, for 1t was long ago considered
dead. That Nr. Lawlor Aaa dono 30 was
evident from tho largo audience wllicll
assembled there last eyoning, largor
oyon than On Saturday. whom tho
theatre was opened to tho public for
tho first time. There wore worry many lades Of
excellent social standing present. which goeH far
to show that h!r. Lawior's efforts aro aprre-
ciated Tho attraction OF tho oyoning was Tho
Naw MagdAlo,l," framatizol from Wilkio Col
ls' now celebrated novel Of tho aa1no nalno, with
hliHa Anula Firmin ard Mr. John Jnc!s in tho
loatling roles. Whilo tho drama In of Esglish
origin 1t Is decidedly OF tho French ecllonl, tho
horolllo being all ahanaonod character.
who BeokH In denot to recover tho
social position aho has noyer deserved. THO
author cooAes to nttrlbuto to tlIa alyonturoaa
q nobility Of sentiment, purity Of thought and
sublI,nity OF purpoBo quito extraordinary ovon In
noyolH, while to ylrtuo,. as poraoilatoa by tho
woman upon whom this vampire proys, arc
giyon nnrrownqHs, littlonoha, and Bublaty
neyor expected outside Of carirasliro. Tho dramn
abounda In strong situation, and IL especially
adapted to the Globe Theatre. Hiss Fir1nin,
, 1873-08-05

in tho rolo Of Mercy 2ferrfok, hna
gracoful presence, anl reacllea tho sympathy OF
tho audiollco, but lacks tho force OF charaotor
Which would rontlcr tho inpcraonation truo
ono. Tho introduction Of n aong III tho second
rious reaBonH. A1r. Jack ns Julian Gray
mado up III foroo what was laoking Iii
tho performance Of Miss Flrinin. N1isa UaRsic
Troy au Grace RoscJcr'V quito sustained tho
good opinion previously ontorta'n,ed of hcr, and
Horace Hol,nwoG. Waut Of tino prevents a,l
extended notice Of tho porformasco, but 1t mny
DO aummod up as being worry enjoyable. THO
sco,,ery In In Homo Of tho sota oxcolont. and tho
San Ob]eut Of Iutorost," followed, with Mira.
Leighton M Fanny 0riJbles, concluded tho oyon-
ing. Mrs. Leighton wnB welcomed bacls to tho
city with considerable warmth.
, 1873-08-05
A SALOON SCI.IMMAGE.

ErGo Fight NctvVcGn Two Sports, n Sfl~
looM-Kccrcr, Ellis W'tfe. 4ais nsir-'
'Fctltfcr. md Another MAN "- -Four
Sli0tR Fired, tho Ssllo01a-Ek ccpcr lsc-
cetvimE One md tho ls,lr-I'cnster All-
0thcr--No Ono Killed.
Yoatorday afternoon at o'clock the vicinity Of
No. 1856 Western avonuo was agltated over MI on,
counter that took placo botwoon savage aaloou-
koepor, his bartender, and two rockloss cuB-
tomorH. Saloon brnwls Wherein tho keeper Is d
participant Invariably hnvc thofr origin IN dis,
puto about tho rofusal OF some customer to pay
for drinks. This was no exception.
Tho saloon Of Henry Tlluman is ut No. 1876,
stated above, and being in the rear Of a grocery
store, Is entered by a long paqsagewny from tho
street. About o'clock, two sports drovo up in
q trotting- -wngon, and, hitching their horse tray
orsod the pnssagowny, ind passed into tho sa-
loon. Tlloy stood ono trent for tho crowd, aud
then drunk frooly together. Ono waH about to
pay for tho drinks, when hfH companion told him
t. e s u a his aesS s hs Gsss sshespfs s,
nhsoo fanliy rosor.od ss to blows to decide Jo
tho tnattor- schooplto waa badly bcntcn, but BE-
fore 1o WAS rendered holploss his nBBallantB loft
Truman, The saloon -looper's vito. haYing hoard
tho row, mot them ut tho front door, md de-
manded pny for tho drinks They refused, say-
Ing thoy had paid, and were about to drive away
When tno woman, extending nor hraWny arm.
firmly as amnssive hitching-post could havo done.
At this .juuctnre, Truman and his bartender
appeared, and again demanded TINT tho drinks
be Ra foc nopg sga1n Tefusfa general
mai, nanod Mike Morrison camo running up, and,
calling ont to Thurman that tho boyB wore his
friends, managed to quoll the disturbance. Ho
directed tho sports to leave tlc place at once.
, 1873-08-05

The Woman Who Preferred tho
charges Against nGarshul williams
Cu1strAdictb Eh4ln4 n1ttl Then Confirm
diets the Contradiction.
Mrs, Hailcok, whosc affidavit charging Fire
Marshal Williams with immortality was inBtru-
n,outat in that officials discharge was out ycs-
torlay with tho following counter-atlldayit
Stdte Of Illinois, County Of Cook: Mrs. Euphetsa A.
eho is rcsiden Of thu City Of Chicago, and haA
sided for aixecn years; that aho IL acquainted WILL
Robert A. Williams, FIro Marshal Of said city and has
read the statements purporng to have been maac By
her at tho oco Of tho Police Commissioning ~ tho
CITY Of Chicago, % published In tho Chicago
Auast. M 1a7s; M tat su as no rccoeoons u muRlng
the statements terein chHrsed and taat sho dla nos
know what aho dla sign nt aaaa 9niee. she further
with eai Williams, aud sho denies totally TINT sho ut
amy time contracted a loathsomc disease from him.
nwear that Mark Sheridan As vsited her, or that sho
had received money from Dr.. Banks on account of m
said Williams. And she AYERS tho truth to
be. that 30 far Us ehe has ever known Haid
Williams ho has IN dvery resnect conducted
himself AZ n gentleman, and TINT slo bus
ariey aiet s' md u oyery senso md 1gt she
preBsy denlea TINT she ever know or until Be read
io roporta above referred Y thnt 10 ha
with my woman whatsoever, hnd slle denies eVer has-
Ing alleged knowingly TINT ho had had carna connco
- NV s'1> ''" Mrs. Eur,rEMn HA1nEoK.
Auhacribed md sworn to before mo this I'd lny O1
August, 1879. Ep"Ann Z; IONS ooasTouK. 12,;.
Later still, tho vnriablo afllant Hont tho follow
ing lottor to this paper: -..-.--...
s1a: send this motto to put stop to piece thns
avo been told s going to ho put III yonr paror toor
to DO published. Wat published in tho papers wa
true, ind don't want II contrad!ctcd. I Will own
, 1873-08-05


Byoamoro, Mendoza, md varna lield meotiug
ut tho Commercial Hotel yovtordny, in tho In
torebta Of tho road. Dualnoaa Of Importance
was tranBaoted, and It is probable tho auhscrip-
tlon booka will be oponcd ,noxt month. Tho
will, homo citizens ct TINT place. It will doubt
'loss have Ch!cago branch,
On Bunday Officer scully a,rcsted a ekiIlsnl
burglar in tho poraon Of follow calling ll},nBolf
Larkin, but whose ront nnno is Lnutloroft, as
shown by the boolsA Of tho State pcnitonllnry.
Mo @ Toa !. detected @ n tl the net qf 5resi into tl9
lbs Luke htroot. 1io accntod Tho dnnCer aud
mado a haHty rotrcnt. Tho officer pursued and
canght him at the talko street bridge. soyoral
things found Upon Ills poraon woro identified by
superior ladlos' gold watch aud clnn woro found
IN ono OF lis poc1otu, for whirl, MI nwnor In
wAntod Mt tho Central Stntion. He wns hold by
Danyon for furthor examination.
l.. ". Young, formerly Colonel in tho Con-
fcdorato army, moro recently d rosacLt of Chi
oarcor aB o monoy-orlor co,lhtorfoitor sinco his
departure honco hnB a1ronly boon recorded, was
arrosted in Springfield on Friday laBt. A dis
patch from thns paco apcntng Of him aayn
Youngi Ia aqniot, gontlcnlanly-lookin man, and
hns ITO stamp Of tho villain about him. uo came
to this section week. or ton days ago, stopping
at tho Pynchon Houao, and then went to North
ampton In the employ Of tho Connecticut River
1}niiroal. Ho waB nrreBtod while Httting at hta
doals. Ho Ia hold ut the station.hotlso hero,
awaiting orders from Washington. Groat credit
Is duo Cnpt, Smith for thin arrest, III tho only
clue he had was n telegram to Con. Lee, Post
n,hstor In this city, from Washington, giving q
description Of tho mnn, hut no clue was found
~ to lliB whoronbouts. lilo ordors cnno from
tho Chief of tho post-Ofllco Department to ar
reBt Young anil hold him for ortiors."
Until yesterday tho erection Of tho Exposi-
tiOn building Ind rrDrrn4RaJ without tho nfBf
triyial accident, occurring. Tie vast arca ol
grand truasoa had bcon constructed
donts Ind l'eon anticipated, md tho contractors
But yoHterday two occurred iu rnpid H.ccesaon,
laborer named Mike Sargent was walking undo'
tho archos, whom, by somo nis!ap, a hatchot waF
knocked from beam. and, falling, struck hin
on the hoae AdanGorous wound was inflicted
apsoint Of the tool penetrating tho skull: The
ro.nai9od 90 for somo time. A physician at
Jury fatal. To was removed to thu
County Hospital. The excitcment among ths
Torknaen occasioned By this Incident had lard
y Bnbsidod whom nnotIor occurred to Mr.. T. II
Dewitt, tho contractor for tho wood work
While attempting to move pontloro,is timber {
support garo way, permitting tho timbor to fa1
| In such ma1ner that It struck Mr.. Dewitt
| right leg, badly fracturiug 1t below tho kneo
| Flo WINS removed to his lome, near the cornor ol
burnside and 1wonty-ninth stroetB.
l
, 1873-08-05

q. ". h Il. Partridge Company, Of Ill and 11o
State aroot, having Just opauoa All assos1~
nent OF 8oous, comprising few scarln open centFe'
huso ut from a7Ho TO &c., not over oncat tletr real
yaluo; to00 poCaa cloths aud cassinareH et from 7oa
to $la5. Thrir stock Of ndtta niBsca aud chil'rona
slous aro bonB auld ut groat reduction III prices.
, 1873-08-05

L.W Decker, Tho votoran fthe Dominion
of Canada, hna bought and ia now koopiug tho Mon
treal House, Of Montreal Canada, takng with him ia
chief clerk Mt. @. b. CoyGnd lAo Of tho American.
Tlogo gentlemen must be considered Us ono Of tho
viii boar In 1nnd that the raoa at this Loto, wero
rstoasa fare ia serysd ut tho rate Of only 81 per
div
, 1873-08-05
Tho Produce NIalgi1ctr,
1YFIyH yYr7I9r

NEW Yonr, Aug. A.-Cov1ox-Dul; middling up
land, 2Otse.
chiefly to supply pressing waits Of Tho hun.o trat.o
receipts. l4,60U brla; supeEluo western and dtate,
Ia chpcp, $o.a5s7l0; whito wheat extra, s7.05&b:s
Ohio oxtra, %: a:lu@a.5o y. Lons, 81 1tyo
Hour shaee aru'er, ut Corn meal, Wsst-
posed reallxo; tho frn,oss of tre'ghts materially
checks tho export demand rojocteA nprinB, $l10ta
1.10; Iowa Bprlng, fl.1b81.ao No. Chicago. 40;
M. Milwaukee,, $l.40al.4l choIco No. ! palsshI
sto ys aot s nn1 firm r. ct si@sso na;f|9y ;t y"is n
demand; receipts, 1ou ooo bu steamer in!xod Weat-
er1s, 6o@h4o; na do, 6sGIsdNe; kiEn-lr'ah, olo
heated, 48@t0o; yonw Western, h7o white 79G57s'.
mixed Western, 4iA94a}io; wlite, 4aSt2o; black,
41M4!o.
EuaH-Dul. ....
Hay AND Ilopa-Qulot anu unchanged.
GnooEAiEs-Couee strong ordinary lilo, 18k@ 100.
, 1873-08-05
OUTDOOR MUSIC.

Lovers Of music who 1.-Two in tho Vest End
wll DO glad to learn that, ut 7:3o this oyoning,
the 0reat Western Light Guard Band, uudcr the
direction Of Hans Dalatka, will perform tho fol-
loving programme ut Union Park:
, 1873-08-05

Special Dis,mtch to The chtcaao 1i1banr.
LASA1LE, ILL.,, Aug. 4.-Tlle Rttnr Last ChAuce ar
rived thls morning. towing tho canaoat Chariot from
1acaater, with carn, for Chicago, aud departed tow
ihg cannlhoats Nurh Drnch and Frederick bath with
lMnlbor, for Pcnrn. Thu Etnr Kntio nrrive towing
tho ranalDoat rnlIaH from ClfcDtho with for
Chicago. The cannlbunt Gu.l-I1ntor arrival from
1eru with corn ior ChtcaGo. Tl1e canall,oat Iolar
!sS'ar. with l,mnor for laF arouedi aSTn 1s,
with partial :. load Of salt l,,d nereland'set n,
Cold Hunter, nil will corn, and Tho prop storm
with LaBao coal and sheet Iron, towing tho barge
milwaukee,, with lasu11n coal, all for ChtraRo, and
prop Illinois, light for Ickort, all parsed itn tho
canal. Tho j. Bot,charu md ponr Star, both with
lumber for Perm, and tho prop Winnie aud llcr harEe
Friendship, with Bat md merchandise for laSa!o
anil pcoriA, alt paRectl out Of thu canal.
Eight feet nn8 inches Of water tho mitcr sill Of
Lock ID. No report Of tho ptage u winter below.
+ CANAL OrF1uE, OnIcAno, Aug. 81 p. m:-AnNtvED
--Bigo Willow Springs, 65 tons ico harrington,
DO 40 do; Gen. Mctolln1I, Jockport q, 29o IN corn
Entway, Henry 0,(H0 do; Metropolia 10, G,,l5u 20
1ldore do, 6,0oo do: Uipsoy Queen, 90, o.aoo 90;
Andrew Jackaor, 1a5ale, G,300 do; II. G: Ioomia,
utlea 100 tons Rand uay'ge, honeo 1000 b. onts;
wo!d, nInooka, t,9Un do 9uriBe Lnckr0rt, G,O15 hu
corn 1u9 300 lbs noal, ~ bris or, 6G03 lbs paper
Contest, Morris, EGDo bu cpru: Elizabeth, Lcul7ns,
$500 do; Hunter, Henry, 115 tona coal.
GLrAREp-InluBtry, Morria, Hight: +: hontn Christie,
LaSalc, 81 III ]un,cr, 25 shingles.
t 0n1oAan, Aug. ~ p. m.-Ann1vED-Gatena Willow
i 81, ln4s, nj tons Ice.
C1EAnEp-Dccr Park, IaRallc 85 m lum,er Esoxs,
Horny, p2, ,1Ga It lumber, Iris oil.
, 1873-08-05
Collars.

AL travellers should wear the Elmwood or Warwick
eollarp, and avoid tho annoyance Of having badly
vashoa and tronod collars. Try 1t once aud ses how
nice It Ia,
, 1873-08-05

OnIuAoo, Aug. 1.
The range Of temperature this day, as reported
by L. Mnnasse, opticlan, Is West Madison Htreot,
every lalf-Aour, is as follows,
, 1873-08-05
MARINE.
Port Of CfiicnE0s

AVAS u cAAA~Nhus
ARRIVED. Aug. 1.
schr A. h1osher Ahnapce, lumber.
Sclr l.. lIglunli, Dnilalo, conf.
Behr Metropolis, Erle, coal.
Scow South Haven, South unynn, lumber.
Prop Philadelphia, Buffalo, auntlriea. ~
Hrhr White Oak, South Haven, lumber.
Bchr Ada Meilorn, 0awego, coAl.
Bol.r Jessie Philips, s1anistoe, lumber.
Hchr FraliciB Palms, Hay City. eah,
gchr 6 T. Campbell, Good M narbos, wood.
6clr Sailor Boy, Lutngton, Hlaas.
schr Ourlow, Ponsnuhce, lumber.
Bcllr Miami, Buffalo, coal.
schr Col. Ellsworth, Buffalo, coal.
Prop Jayh, Buffalo, Rundries.
scl4r ponaltlsou, Duffalo, coal.
Prop City Of TrAVetHe, Iravereo uifyy lnmpof.
Ht1nr Corona, st. Jogerh, R1ndHes.
BARK ]. g. MAetiu, Erie, coal.
Bchr Marion Egan. ORweBo, conl.
Schr Northwest, buffalo, coal.
6chr Dundee, Kingston, rig iron,
Bchr Kaarsargo. Good ltarl1or, wood.
6tmr Maniaowoc, Two HlyetH. sunlrica
Gclr Red Wing, Buffalo, coal.
stmr n1uskcRon, Grand Haven, aundries.
Bchr e. Gordon, st. Jo8eph lumber.
Bcllr Russian, buffalo, coal.
Prop Peerless, Marquette, sl,n1rfnB.
l}ark Summer Cloud, nuttnlo cpal.
6cow Gladiator, hantstee, lumber.
, 1873-08-05

wero fairly active a casier, qnosable ut 55ato for
corn, md nominal ut oGloiso for ws,cnt Gy sail to
Dnffnlo. Also Ut 1lllo for corn to Kingston. Tho
anil i. o. Albrocht, Ut s'to: Hcl,rs North Caro
and Stampede corn at 65o; prolR Raleigh aud Batgus
Htato schsa Kate Wiaslnw R1,h lArna, privao
terms prop PotoMGc, corn a,Wl ryu at &c. 10 Now
England VII Oglons6urg'-prop, Lawrence, CORR
through. To KngsoM-sshsh lllsilig stsr MD Mot
Htar, corn private torns. l'otal, H. Capacity
oqul to 3a0 600 u corn, QUO bu rye. III tle after
o0n tho schr 1T. paer taken for corn to uudialo
at $40. Capncity, q, ,000 bu. '''
, 1873-08-05

These pilla are comro.ea cxulasyo1y Of seEotabe IN.
E.cdianis an although they cnsely hrne1sndo n9 ase
Tiny dcoy nI,e '!ver and Gro sanablo . rSns:
dared state that Llyrr C"tplHnts hilinu'
Fc Hc ali snccunb to tho freo Of chsnek's 31an
drake Pills For salo by nl tlruggtstH nnd dehlera,
, 1873-08-05

PTrrsnuuoH. Aug. 4.-Crule petroleum very weak
Ut IL so. Large we'll Just struck pnrkcrs. Io-
fuol dull at 13]5o for future delivery.
, 1873-08-05
SPECIAL NCTIEES.


ICGHUJlatls
DR.. Tt1trNDOLD TO. THE FRONT AGAIN. Wa
nro Ead 900 that, during tho nuctuss tmpprnry reaf
donca In Europc tho fnn1y OF hh scnnitn "a 1tIAG eu
complaints in oter has beon snpfi9d from na tor
ue article hoars tho Dooto h!ghturc. md s probably
Tic world, JOHN i. HENlaY, Now Inrk Sale Agent.
, 1873-08-05

VoEHcls PASSED. Detroit.
!speciai Ufspatth IL The Chicago IrfhHne. i
DETROIT, Mich, Aug. A,-pAAaED poWN-propA
, 1873-08-05

Tolot1o paanac, blanchard St. Paul, Montana Nor
olant, Anteiors Alleahnny; barka Monitor, William
Wesley i,ni uortez, Iona Jnhnson alcroao, City Of
ranoayille, d. r. willlama Narragn'actt, II H. isca~
nabnl, ytcilnH, Knarr; Ena' n James ca,cl 9ratIo,
KIM Biato,a, owaeco, ottor, Hungarian.
r%ssED ur-props ca,lateo, aheran onGls' 11In MIar!
You'll, 0ol,ler 1nle Mary 1Iirir, taraid 1tnaka
Aleinlcr, Novn'n, AuupkeaE,. Joselh ra'Rc, Alice
Anantnle, Cava}iof, james Naao, Dacolnl, hlorninB
Blur.
W1Np-Norlnnst.
DETROIT. Mitch, Aug. 4.-pAssEn Ur-7ropH CHAM
p]nin Ornnlns, Plymouth. ,rt,rH SriRc, NGa Wca-
ver, 1.ocl, Drumn'ond, Ftrwull, NJ. cols, Jenkins,
Iyoil7. .
pAaaEn Doww-prora Errsn, l:stn Rcl,r IIelvetia,
Tolgrr* William Graudy, City of areont'sah, Sawyor.
W1.;,-Eaai
, 1873-08-05

Ensa Eiborty Live Stock Market.
East L1uknrY, Pa, Aug. Misunderstanding 1G8
cars |; no saeA. .~
RHEEl--Arriyn!s, II cars no pn1cn. -
Hoaa-ArltvnH, 10 ca1s philatclphta, 3.15Gt.00 i;
YppkerB, $5.UOG6,90,
, 1873-08-05
Now York Dry tsoods Haarkct.


pnr1ApELru1A, Aug. 4.-CArrLr-vcry dull, weak.
and unsettled sales $500 at Tor extra Penn.
sylyania and Western Bteors $G0096.76 for fair TO
good do t4.00@6b0 for common.
61EEp-Unehnngoa ;Hales, a,0u0 at $5.0n@0.00.
uoas-unchanged: aalea, $500 a. $7.6u{S7.76.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-12-30

The great iron bridge of the
Chicago, Alton & st. Louis Railroad
Company crossing the Mississippi
river at Louisiana, Missouri, was
completed Tuesday, and train of
cars passed over it. This bridge
consists of nine spans ranging from
leo to 260 feet in length. The
draw, which is A feet in length, is
the longest in the world, the total
length of the bridge is 2,052 feet,
and in it are 5000 cubic yards of
masonry, $4,000 cubic yards of rip
rap, 100000 cubic yards of earth
embankment, and its superstruc-
ture is all iron of the best quality.
The whole work has been done i'll
less than six months, it having been
commenced in July last. A dixie
half mile long is being built from
the Illinois shore, so as to insure q
permanent channel through the
draw.