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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

The Minnesota Oranges are in good heart
They have elected Z. w. Dixie, the Anti
Monopoly candidate for State Treasurer, and
have strong hopes Of securing the election of
j. Ii. Stevens, their nominee for Secretary of
State. This success will be likely to greatly
strengthen the Farmers Movement in the
West.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
GERMANY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE CENTEN-
NAL EXHIBITION.

bkNIIN, IlUfs NY. NOV. {. I5'A
Prince Bismarck, as Chancellor of the I'm.
pe has laid before the Federal Council the Invitation
OF tho Untod states Government " Germany 20 par
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

We think few people are 80 dull that they
can fail to read the moral of the revolving
story we publish on another page this morn
ing. 1t is becoming common incident--thls
nervousness and incapacity OF hangmen,
by which such horrible scenes become posi-
BILE as that which occurred yesterday at
Williamsport, in Pennsylvania. AT first the
poor ruflian tried to create a sensation by
brutal blasphemies and brava1o. But before
the unhealthy impression of his profane raw
ings was over, the crowd was still more
shocked by seeing the drop fall and the con-
Wet tumble to the ground, the rope being too
long. His brute courage was all shaken from
him by this frightful ordeal, and pitiful ex-
carnations took the place of his Oaths. He was
carried again to the scdifold, and after long
delay i'll fixing the rope the drop fell once
more, and, as the furry of the hangman
still continued the rope was this time too
short, and the murderer was slowly strangled.
Is this an edifying spectacle7 Yet if it were
proposed to adopt some less hideous and
bungling method of legal killing, such as
those employed in France or Spain, or even
the decent and painless methods suggested in
The TRIBUNE, there are many who would feel
that something sacred and venerable was
stricken from our social system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

The Right yesterday at Versailles rested ON
their victory of the day before. NJ. Buffet
was unanimously reelected President of the
Chamber, the Left with their usual admira-
BILE tact and judgment joining their votes to
those of the majority and rising when the re-
suit was announced NJ. Leon Say introduced
an Interpolation which might lead to impor-
tant consequences if there were any such
thing as reason or legality left among the
Conservatives. He demands of the Govern
ment an explanation of their illegal delay in
ordering elections for the vacant seats IN the
Assembly. The debate upon this subject VII
take place next Thursday. The Chamber as
yet shows no disposition to make any conces-
sion 10 the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

An unaccountable delay at Police Head
quarters prevents any publication OF
fbe full vote on the annexation of
Morrisania, West Farms, and Kingsbridge. 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

ia known, however, that the measure was
carried this city and the Westchester towns
giving large majorites in its favor. ms
acquisition gives New-York about hity
thousand additional population and increases
Its present area about one-half. The advantages
secured to this city by this annexation are
chiefly in its extension of territory and water
frontage; those gained by the towns annexed
are more numerous. They arc comprised in
the obvious superiority of urban over sub
urban convenience and economy Of life. Since
it was apparent that sooner or later this alb
sorpton must take place, it was well that 1t
should be accomplished early. For most prac-
teal purposes, this will be done with the be-
ginning of 1874.
The affairs of the firm of A. g. ". Sprague
have been finally arranged by the appoint
nent at q meeting of creditors OF three
Trustees, under whose supervision the busl-
ness of the house Will be conducted by the
members of the firm as agents until all cred
itors are paid This action of the creditors
affords another proof in addition to the many
which have gone before, OF the unfalling
sagacity and good temper with which Amer
lean merchants confront every emergency
which arises in difficult times. In this case,
by the adoption of these reasonable and sal
utary measures, the existence OF one OF the
greatest manufacturing houses on the CONT
nent is secured, and the widespread disaster
which would have followed its fall is averted.
The firm of A. g. w. Sprague, and the
kindred establishment Of Hoyt Sprasues o.
Co., are houses whose vigor, courage, and en-
terprise have gwen them rank in the busl-
ness world which reflects lhonOr upon Amer
lean commerce, and position of power and
influence, the destruction of which would
have been misfortune by no means confined
to one State or section. 1t is matter for
general cOngratulation that they are thus
placed in position to regain their former
standing.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
Registers Order.
REGISTER S OFFICE,

REGISTER 5 OFFICE,
New Castle County, April llih, 1879
Upon the application OF William Polk, Admin.
istra,or Of Richard &. Hayes late OF ST Gcorgcs
Hundred in said county. deceased il Is ordered
and directed hr the Register that the Admins.
traitor aforesaid. give notice Of the granting o.
Letters Of Administration upon the Estate OF ih'
deceased, with the dat. OF grnniin. ihrrrof, H.,
causing advertisements TO he posted within fori
days from the date of such letters, in six " NJ,
mos, public places of the County nf New casil'
requiring all persons having demands against III
Estate 10 present the same, or abide nm A.
Of Assembly In such case made and provided
and also, cause the s"me To bc inserted. wiihii
the same period, in the MipnLErowS rRANscHirr
a newspaper published in Nidile,oan, aud 10 l.,
continued therein two ~, niis.
-, Given under thc hand and seal Of ~
I T.. 5 y fee of the Register aforesaid. ~ New
49, Castle, In New Castle County aforesaid
the day and year nhos. written
u. GIBBS, Register.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28

Somebody a. Louisville forwarded to
Prcsiden, Grant. a, Long Branch, for his
sou jesse, live alligator, four feet long
jesse declined the present. and the Pfesi-
den, paid the express charges. four dollars,
leaving the alligator with the baggage
nan. The monster receiving no presi-
dental pap. became detected aud died
This |. said 10 b. the only instance on
record Of Grants refusing gift.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28

Charles. n sou Of Mr.. VIM. II vii.
liamS. residing near fredericksburg. Caro-
liu- county. Md. received singular fatal
wound recently. which resulted in death
on Sunday, sth lust A little colored
boy ran a piece Of n broken hoop-skirt
through a hole in the A.or, and young
Williams watching for it to come through.
when i, passed up with sach force as to
pierce him in the eye, causing n painful
wound, which resulted in death.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
BACGH'S
RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE
OF IL NJ T.,

Standard l5ga.y improved aaa Warranted
PRICE. St5oo per 1000 us, G.A
rs,- Sew Works n5N in operation. -"
&c Nrn Material used N manufacturing ..
ri. are cii.l &Gr.psf ~ ~ars, " "a aa.
~ .ifr3 e14si a'a ##flfg tin
We 4.rran, the standard Il our Raw Bone
Phosphate L. be oi s l.4tss zfs!e dian hcfase.
NOoousigum,uu VII le made under ans ets-
cumstAnees
1, 4. not sct'i.p wees eaatHear 20 sell a. oer
prrscu' reduced lritc .ezt7 E h,r lrare. u
RHg Vfyf4t
- Aethauk oar customers au,l friends gems
er,ll, for their continued Ifale and increased
"riets.
~ ~ - - t...,.-.h. -.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28

Hon. NJ G.. Trout. ex.mcmhcr Of Cen
cress, and candidate for Governor before
the Pennsylvania Democratic convention
last year. dropped dead Of hear, di'ea-r
in the Mansion House, at Manch Chunk.
Pa ahou, six o'clock Wcducsday even.
Ing Ilc was accompanying the Penn-
sylvania editorial excursion, and was ap-
pnrcu,y in good health.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
500 REWARD

WILL be paid for the arres, nui eesvir'ion
w OF amy person or pe-sons ;ound guilty of
setting fire to any dselling, st,ele. oathuiidipg
or property or rubbish that may endangcr The
safety Of property within tho limits Of the town;
and the further reward Of Si00 DOLLARS for
information that will lead 10 the arrest and G. ..
yiciion OF the person or persons who set Ore 10
the stables oi Samuel Pennington and ]. B. Feni-
more, on the nights OF April ", and OH.
By oHpra oF ruE Bo,sp oF Towx COMMISSIONERS.
April 10TH lsT3-3m
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
AVOID ouAcks AND ,Meosr.ss.

No Charrs ier ADVICE asd CcsfulIste.
Dr J. u Uuon. Graduate cf j. Fsy.'r W. d.er!
rpI.c. Philadelphia author ~ several szi.abr
-snrk- can he consulted ou all diseases Of the
Sexual az Urinary urirns, (which h. has niadr
an tsprtia. study either tn male ,r if,haie, u :
matter from what cause originating. or Of h.w
iapc standing A practice - ~ years tnanies
HIN 10 treat Diseases with saccr-s Cures Ersr-
Auteca Charges reasonable, Those at dl>-
tsrcc rar forward letter describing symrtorm.
and enclosing stamp To- prepay postage.
send for the t.ails 10 HsGi.k, l'rtce 10 errfs
J. B. pYoT-r. N. D.. Physician and sufg0oa.
loi uuane ST., New York
Fs.h q
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
The Stliddletoun transcript
rs rusLisuKp Evxny SATURDAY nv
Edward Reynolds.

TERMS-sa. 90 a year, payable In advance
No paper discontinued until so ordered, except at
the option of the publisher.
RATES OF ADvERriSING.-Adv
Of 10 lines less will bc inserted twice Tor ~ co.
and IS cents for each additional insertion. BUS
incss cards. St0 per year. Une-sInnrier OF n col
umn, J months, So; 9 months, SID one year
Sa5. One-half OF column, months, SIS; q
months, $40: one year, $50. One column, one
year, Si0o. Business Locals, 10 cents line for
each Insertion. Marriages aud Deaths inserted
free. obituaries charged for at regular adver-
tisiug rates.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
Reoistrr's Orders.
Registers Order.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
New Castle County, April 2sih. IL J.
TIPoN the application of SAMUEL SEGAitS,
~ Administrator Of PETER VIEW. late
Of st Georges Hundred in said county decreased:
il is ordered aud directed hy the Register iha'
the Admin sira,or aforesaid, give notice OF the
granting Of Letters Of Administration upon the
Estate OF tho deceased. with the date Of granting
thereof hy causing advertisements 10 lie posted,
within forty days from the date OF such Letters.
in six Of tho most public places Of the County OF
N,w Castle requiring all persons having demands
agnns, the Estate. TO present the simc or nbid-
Ly an Act of Asscuhl, in such case made and
proridrd And ALSO cause the same 10 r insert
ed within the same period ia the Nnhis'o~n
Transcript q cwsraper published in MdiIc'own
and to be continued therein two months,
80 Given Under the hand and Seal of uf.c'
Hof the Register aforesaid. at New Casi''
County aforesaid il.. day and wear Adore writ.
ten u. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE All persoss havin: claims agnins'
the Estate Of the decreased must present the sanit
duly niicsted 10 the Administrator on Or br'nr,
April asth, lsII. or abide nm Act of As..mll,
in such ease made and provided.
SAMUEL SEGARS Administrator.
may lTam Anp9rss ss-MsDononah Del
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28

The official c,,im,,cs Il thr wheat crop
ia the I'ni,cd States for 1873 Indicate
,ha, il will a, least be equal to that Of
1872. or about 29o QUO nuu bushels. and
will probably uul lrr favorable conditions
reach 1ln .0uO OuU
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
NOTICE

All persons having claim, against III. E,iut
OF The decreased must present The same duly ~
tested 10 the Administrator on pt iriotp hp'i
liih, i~1+ or j id" tie A,l Of A.sr.ntlf in sutl
case naic and provided WILLIAM rpl.k.
AnnRYSs--Oic.it Del iinmts'r i'or
apr g IN
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
NLTTCE TO TAXPAYERS.

TIME undersigned, In accordance with law
l. passed at tho last session of the General As
sembiy. hereby gives notice 10 the taxpayers of
81. Georges Hundred that he Is prepared TO re-
ceive the taxes due the State and County from
sa,d Hundred. J. II. WALKER,
CoLlscroR or ST. GsoRcEs Hp,
May a. leT3-lm Middetown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
NOTICE OF
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

V'uE partnership heretofore existing between
l. Charles ". Jones and Edwin Jones, work
ing nader the name of JONES & BROTHER. Is
this day dissolved, and all persons indebted to
said firm will settle with Edwin Jones' who Is
the only one that s authorized TO settle the bns-
ness Of said firm. Aud al persons not comply
ing with this notice will bc held responsible for
ali Indebtedness ciiAS. ". JONES,
Nav lst, ls73-2m. EDWIN JONES.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
LIBERAL DISCOUNT 10 DEALERS.
J Il r0Ahp AefNr,
NHt'rr.na. i,l
r.sat l, l-,.

saHfa'Ns hf ##h .-H So
N.,rt - k.Nc HH 5im
GaH apN purchased iruw taH5
Agent Ae I3 lNtA haE. .ataEs=
rvu. mi pa CHUa FL .Wlu1 ,u4 IF
I.itl ..-n ID t.e H4,s ore l.ulri =
drr"li #g- EnrH tsf
-is l.aI5El lsf-, a. .rJ - r' ftr;s.=
t,,r,. tn. daun- uai thar hza psa -teaf
!ati d r. sHh4f" .,nl GaE4a y triu4, aist
.a' ta4ts Ha tnH uHtc ri t ''e rtfsHt1
'lt,n aHa rEf r0e rat .uWt ah
~itlu4i aut tta'H ul ase tii.t 4ua laU. 8
though ii#F7 wr4e mAbe @dai m5te 'hau hflt
IS mn beafa . ii .rfH . la.#.zi 'i G.muH# Il
'nH w#tt aa has..p 'ht tta#aa} Of tul- tsl
'II1er. Al sar '.| aa ,t.' 1maaHf
lcty f9Ar. truly. L. f. COCHRAN
us,a ttaS R.s.r fzaai'pLt.
it baiu bean iuiue,4 s
your gent II Np!!.,'uea II 2 p Fnar5 -
,ry rhy meri. 81 your i'tai G1anu on corn s
spring aal tbr,r'ylt ias#tf{ that Tho te.ztsss
have 'ar esaeHirl nv csHeitiier ,au>d Z
'hni lar GG4np is tho l.-.i Eefif zrr Hlse=es.
cr used nd ay e2wrieue ht. ~ been iu ans
way hmftl shall WA6e 1itesd gsc u {. 81
future crop. Iad shah U,e i tn. ttl On whtat
j Il FENlNuEE
Afr . sHlas Nti!lc'own pr
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
BLACKSMITH'S COAL.

piTuMlNouS COAL Of the best quality Tor
ID sale, wholesale or retail, by
b. EyANS,
spt i7H Niddieeowu. -
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
COTSWOLD BUCK LAMBS
FOR SALE

XNE have about 20 superior coiswold Bnck
w Lambs for sale. yrice-Sl5 each for half
breeds, and $40 for full blood Our stock was
imported hy our father in 1871 nj a cost Of up
wards Of $50 a head in gold. The lamhs were
dropped early asd will We iii for service In 0c,o-
Der. We will keep them until the lst of October
wiihou, extra charge IL desired.
J. J. ROSS 4 BRO,
may lI-am Ssaford Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
syo. =. REESE 5, go.

iftNtEti. AHh%T~.
i-3 snn'b Delaware A'suue Philadelphia
1r- WeaaN 'h' a,',aaea il Tobacco grow.
pr. 10 t'.s. tta4au
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
Business locals.

D,spepsi, il iiyirs-lIciirl Monster fem
vhirh nearly al 'lhc ills the human flesh i her
TO originate The J'rrnritu S'rup profe.
ted solution Of the ptoinxiae at iiun. Is lorc-
tried and w-ll-cs;allishtd rcmr'lv for tbs dis-
,r.ssiue complaint; It has curri thousands Nhtn
other remedies have failed.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28

while seated at home all alone in my dwelling,
| was startled To hear u, NV door such pelting
In anger | rose and and ru,hd 10 the door
With nv head all vhirling could stand |, no
more.
| soon reached tho door threw il wide open,
Bn, no one was there hut u little town urChin
~ i,h a package of circulars al folded SO neat,
Crying ou, Read the ci'culars II you want your
goods cheap.
I'm hearing surh news my hear, gave n bound,
Being just in the act Of preparing for town,
| relieved him Of one, returned To my chair.
And these are tic contents OF what ! read there.
A Kind invitation We extend So rou all
And hope u, the thrcc-siory brick you will call,
To examine new goods just opened aud marked,
At the greatest reductions tha, ever were thought,
We have ties rur the laiic. at prices SO cheap
llnuikrrrhirfs bcm.iiichcd SO pretty and neat,
That sll Who i,loli them wili surely lrlic'c
Al trynoiis store yuu cnn bargains receive.
pnr japanese stripes, hcrntn' and lawns,
We wish you Ia see. we'll AZ rrctonucs,
Reaches bins iuckirs. aud irimuiirssui all kinds
An assortment of which eau be htd ia our line.
&C cassincres aud vcstiugs nur stock Is complete
Hats. caps aud ucck-jics 80 pretty aud neat
lNAf many liiNr SAN N 'bNnila Rht iHHNAH
They 80 much rriuiccl such store had been
found.
To tho ladies. attention We particularly call,
linyts canister Teas We are sriliug 10 all,
These have tccn proved 70, many aud tested
To DO cxtetls hat Hoy, hns alwa4- represented
n G,yrr anil strength f. l,.ir,i II II tea.
A,h q r the 'tChni.rt Nilli trGc guarantee,
The, re- he,ier aui cheaper Than ,all 10 'hr chest
And if ne; satisfactory 90 ch,rpr Tor the test
il,rr wi''tut tiul giru!. again We "t'i .ar,
We've adopted i rulr carried oui in th, way
Ten per cent. 90 nu d-y -"9t. nhan ga,h you ao
r,c pcr ,rut ID 10 .roccriys /. lie news u III,
dty.
Gg'n.e aaa- ,be u,a, 'a.' make ear F'.al.
quake
when you ia, down 'hr c',h rrn per cent. Of
tHkc
From ralirh ptiHt. which never teiart lnrrerc.
II ci'y NJ luun ,iury d,, manufactured.
For o.ro # creating too moah excitement til.
wceE
We n.' ,'ase and invite yoa To- the 'hrcr-s'or,
itit..
AnA rlri lip; uursr,vcs yon VII never regret II
Il yuu q c,ll aith YOUR rt-h an1 dom ask q
credit.
: If REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
Railroad Timr- Gable.
@ANazE
Delaware Rail Road Line.
SUNNI Arrangcni cnt.
souru.

M aud after Monday. June 81. tsfa. (sunds,. rx
" eeptsn.l Ttans viii leave As follows.
NORM. sorru.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28

Dr.. CARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Imcipient Consusnptioa.
DR., GARvHN'S TAR REMEDIES
euro Cntnrrh.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEn1E9
Cure Asthma.
DR.. GARvIN's TAR REMEDIES
Cure Heart Disease.
DR.. GARvIN's TAR REMEDIES
Cure skin Diseases.
DR.. GAIsvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Regulate the Liver.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Regulate the Stomach and Bowels
Dr GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure all Female Weaknesses.
DR.. GARv1N'S TAR REMEDIES
Purify the BLOOD.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Diseases Of the Throat.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Bronchitis.
Or. GARvlN'S TAR REMED1E1
Cure Rose Cold. or "HayFcver'
DR.. GARvIN's TAR REMEDiEs
Cure Lung Diseases.
DR.. GAI.vIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Constipation.
Or. GARvIN'S TAR REMEOBES
Cure Salt Iehcum.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Kidney Diseases.
Dr. GANvIN'S TAR RENEDIrS
Prevent Cholera 6 Yellow Fever
DR.. GAItvlN'S TAR REMEDIES
Prevent Mnlnri0ns Fcvcr~.
DIR. GARvlN'S TAR REMEDIES
Remove Pain in the Breast.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Remove Pain in the Side or Back.
Dr. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Are Supe rior T0nic.
Dr.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Restore the Appetite.
DR.. GARvIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cause tho Food 10 Digcst.
DIR. GAIVKN'S TAR REuEDIES
Restore tho Weak and DcSiiisafcd
Dr. GARVIN's TAR REMEDIES
Gi-c Tone TO Your System.
L. F. ETEE & Co,
so.E PRoPRIEroRS
I05 Srrcnth 4rc.. Tcio io:,s..
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
Dissolution Of CO-PARTNERSHIP

VJNHE firm heretofore doing business under the
l. name of TAYLOR h SON, Is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. II. TAYLOR,
May 90, 1873, WM. TAYLOR.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
To the Public.

sINHg undersigned respectfully informs the cit
isens Of Middletown aud vicini- -
~ that he 10 prepared with excellent
Horscs, Wagons and Carts TO do all sS
kinds OF hauling at moderate rates. Proprictors
OF hotels and housekeepers will find II 10 their
advantage TO give him a call. Coal and lsmbcr
hauled at shortest notice Orders for baggage
or other parcels, len at the Post ONCE, will re-
cs,ve prompt attention.
N.B.-7s Loads Of good building Sand for sale.
ias. fly. WV. W. WILSON.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28

MINED AiN,-Norihwhri. will leave Del
mar at ~ T.. VI. Laurel 3.la !Srnfvtd ;. - :
lirilgc,ille, 20 Grrrnwoni, 70 : farming,ou
'.ij Harrington, 20 Dover, q a3; Clayton
G.is Midiciown, ~. Aftivrat Wilmington
900; Philadelphia, / 40 Baltimore, 3 80. T..
VI
Sonthwarl will lcavr phila nt ll3o =. ".
Baltimore, 40; Wilmington, ~. 55 New Cas-
tie ! -, Midllc,own. : ~ Townsend, ~
N'layion. 3r5 Dover 3.sa Wyoming, > -
FELTON,, i.n", Harrington, ! ~ Farnneion,
liI Greenwood, 5.p5 Bridgcvllc. 80 Seat
inrd . II Laurel, & II; prlmnr, 30
The mxca train VII be run subject 10 delay
Incident 10 freight business, aud viii stop ouly
At stations wbeIc lime Is given.
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle Tor Wilmington nnd phila.
iclphit et ~ g. w. Leave Philadelphia.
l2.ti Z " aul Wilmington, i9i T. u. for
New tast.c.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional 10 those ahnyr leave SMYRNA foi
CLAYTON / % 4 " aeA 35 + VI leave Clatiou
for SMYRNA 40 A. " anl 100 T.. ", lcis,
Va iaI&r ,ouucriiun with train. TO and from Do
ser and Stations souih
CONNECTIONS
~ faNnwnA with the Kent Comfy m,
Q4ecu Anne & krpi Ruirond. 4; CLAYTON
"th Nl aul - L 4 ~ Harrington w.;'
4 f.. T. 4; ~ Scutlr. vilh nrr,csf,r san
UcitWtfe e Z. A. hcuar. with Eastern Shor
Il L tn Wrorire and Po-umokc r L
May :a-p u q KENNrY super u,sadeu,
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28

The business Of the old firm will he settled ai
the store, aud all hills no, paid within 30 days
will be collected by law. II. TAYLOR.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
Farmers, Look to Your Interests
SOL u B LE PACIFIC
GUANO!
PRICES REDUCED
STANDARD GUARANTEED

I'AENEl.,> ,el dealers are informed that i..
! arii Ie contain, i.l 'hr rrqui>ie clements ..
A Fertilizer fh7t 'be 800 3. digest aul whG.
' j. gHt s jn .l- a.i.1a tt. rasm.H,ni iu if. III.
~g' Tn ID. a.n.t.ci lrnAnl '.r this Guana in
ION ~ l's ratG.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
Registers Order.
REGIS rEI, 5 OFFICE

REGISTER ; u&FlCF
AeN ea.i'r Colntr Apr. iitl 1881.
Upon Tie application o' Lolita |. Gr"rn w.
c.Hftjx rt Victor Grrru ittr % -. t.eer-r. isr.
irri 20 ,l..l ro1ats igtcnsr. Is .s.cry5 lr.
directed hy 'he REGISTER that rive E9-ruiri, 7f o."
,sil give notice u ia. granting ri Letter. rr.'a
men'u upon fae h.'sr = 'ar deceased vHl
'hc !i'r n granting 'aercnI NJ Aasir. attrr
f.scrrnN Oh he rg.el Nttar hFE sE "Nt
tie liir ~ prA irtlct. r .N Ut 'ae r.4et n4h'p
fi..ls aa4e'f Nrw Cls'e H'..r. 1.
pa-s-a t@ 4a -a'a. Il E,"' g.
.ae TT .o.i. M Ae' a-..a
.u s4.l .a toa!e aa provided g@ Al 81.
'ha .,rc 70 e#H.sffel Urtn the aue Y'uYA
q ,h. Nlrn, aes ta,,, HiaF aat~.lairr ngt
l.Asj .n Nua3 =a1a r. 'a as asa.3alt 'Aafc
10 tNu m-Uias
Given ur.l'f ,ne ar sHl ,sa afuf
- fHe Eas ,r- a'zfez=a.. g. N,e
- Clsl.e. il. wv castle taIas4 Jias.,.n.
lUc 6tz AMI s,s anpge @fA@.
y GIBBS Register
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28

Ladies call aud see the new style IloTTESToT
BuSTLE at
$. ~ REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28

The Wild scrsr 10 not regard pr Ayers VS.
dom IN migrating norih-such immense numbers
ui them ~ are a,ing over ~ nov, while his a
in,nac SAYS BLEAK aud hiusicrinc about this
time with heavy SNOW. -Ccdar Rapids Iowa
Times March J.
We we're too f,s, lis, week in our item hr
conflict between Dr. A.-f aud the Wild geese,
Tie Doctor science hc.t their Instinct thts iimc
NJ, Tor Years have W. hid sch .nuS-siofm as
,ha, Of last SUNDAY The snn~ lies THREE feet
drrp on level in Minnesota aud tw. feet III N -
consin. while the storm has swept from the At
l4ntir To the Rocky Mountains. SNOW fell 10 va
rions depths as far sonih as pcrrcr, Fort Union
ana Santa Fr. Learned We believed ilr. Aver
in The arcsn, Of nature aud IIdcrlnl w
knew his medicines To lie, We werr not prepared
ior so signal an instance Of his superiority. not
oni, over the wise men, hut the ~i.cst oi Hh-
NAL. " hose instinct is considered nuftilng, We
drive nr III. peg more firmly than ever over our
hearth for Aver American A'mtndr. -trliar
RAPIDS Times, Mar,l, 10
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28

sM. Reynolds stock of Ladies Misses and
Children button aud lace lasting. aad Kid shoes
/, now complete, having added To our already
large stock three hundred pair, direct FROM the
factory. Ladies, call anl examine them.
Middletown transcript., 1873-06-28
NILlL n

Ai persons Living etiu. against The Estate
II tt- d"-e8-e3 'a.st pt,.rri 'br same lu|y At
tc,'.I 'a fHe ExsrgtfiS .a Hr lefere tprii '1th
I--t ora. Hle35a Asi.,t A,s'nlz $ n -uih n,,'
made ,nI ,fas#j#l lETlTlA I. GREEN
Aanaf.s -Hlfs5et1wu Del E.arr'I