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DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
NATIONAL POLITICS.
THE NECESSARY FINANCIAL LIE iISLATlON.
From The PhtLadelphd Inqnrer tRepl

THE NECESSARY FINANCIAL LIE iIsLATION.
From The PhIadeiDhd iH4nirer thepb -,
The Senate's Currency bill, vetoed by the
President, not much OF bill after all. ana, pos Pc
reasons urged by the President for diametricay
opposite ones II was at best hallway, hailearted d
expansonists and greatly pleasing neither. 1t may be
possible that Congress has concluded to do nothing
Tor the relief OF business 10 throw the en-
tire responsibility of failure upon the President
There can doubt whatever that he has allenated
Rnnbcn marty by that veto and that he he has
done So But Representatives. mistake II they suppose
refIs 70 rest solely upon the Presidential shoulders.
They will be held bameless If even now when the
opportunity offered them they refuse to pass the SUD
sttue for the Senate BILL which, by releasing the Ma.
iional banks will give the country at eas.
$4,000 900 additional currency. In fact, no memper
should permitted by his constituency TO go back 10
Congress who to aid in the S m Ol rs OF
National bank notes that wdnted put a Increase VI
greenpacks, OF the money Of the Government.
A NECESSITY FOR UNION BETWEEN THE SOUTH
AND WEST.
From The ST. Louis RepUJioan tIad)
The intense Eastern opposition to every
neglected Tue Justice due to the West must be secured
by a union OF Western Senators and Representatives
In Congress In matter of transportation there Is
no party politics Republican constituencies ana Demo,
cratic constituencies alike demand the same Natlonai
appliances cheapenng the cost Of getting to market
and IL there be Democrat in Congress whose devotion
rights stands in the way OF dong DIS uuty 10
his constituents ought be forced aside and more
useful man to Washington In his place. Ihe EtsI
the power of monopocs it must be extorted by West
ern and Southern votes, and on thls point at least
there ought to be hearty concord between these
tlons.
RALLYING FORTRESS OF THE NEXT CAMPAIGN.
From The Indianapolis Sentinel tiHd)
The "third term" talk won't be laughed
down. Absurd as may seem. the conviction Is growing
that third term" will be the rallyng fortress OF the
next campaign. Until within few weeks the thing
the Republican party alone, it would be an
absurdity always; but, curlously enough, there
arc uncounted conditions and unexpected trans-
tions OF personagcs and sentiment, which give
the strongest probability 10 the growth OF an eOr TO
put on Gen Grant the unprecedented triumph OF third
reign. With party lines rigidy drawn, and the odnm
OF all its unspeakable sins upon ii, such thnS could
not he dreamed OF as possibility As things stand, with
one party crumbng away, and the other eager for
resurrection, Gen. Grant has the best possible
grounds to base his hopes upon.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
qATrRDky Mky 20

Mails for Great Britain elsnd Queenstown and Jverpoc
steamship Oceanic. close at IL ~ Supplementary MAN -
postOhce at 1870 p N Steamship sails Al NJ
from Pier No. 80 North River
Mats for Europe wa Southampton the steamship
Rhein close Supplementary Mail closed the Post
O6ce bom the loot ef Third
st.. Hoboken. ,xu,---...u
Direct terman Praaan closed Mail Is sent nv the line
For French Havre by the steamship ye
de IL NJ Steamship sails at ID IRON fief NO.
50N .r =,
Mails West bv steamship state Of Texas coss at N.
Steamship sails at 3 .. M from Pier No 20 Is T.
Newfoundland the Nerlork fostouoe every Jay
q. a., via Haliar. . n.o.-
lay at8 p IN, and goes via Boston. -
SUNDAY. MAY 81.
All Mails close at O'Clock tos-0hce hon =
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CURRENT DISCUSSION.
DEMOCRATIC CONFIDENCE.

m r'O'' y, ~ 1"e IVY i, '.''' n ..a.o.: -.
IHE TRIBUNE cnarScs INC DeHlocIatic VI
gans with sudden change OF tone toWaru otner
branches OF the opposition whom some tme ago !hey
were seeking 70 WIN as auxares, Du wnon now & tney
treat cavaeriy or at least with unc0ncern az 10 telr
cooperation with the party As The TRIBUNE suggests
this means largely an increasing eonnuehce n lhe pIos
poets OF the Democracy when nave not grown dimmer
during the past lew months In !act, were
there not greater harmony ana Dooness
among the democrats, uue 10 inner causes t.o
repetition OF daihnng iacts 5h connectIon WIN VIZ,
the ruling Iactoh %ouId DC suncieht 10 cIeae sei-
reliance ana an !ndnef9nce as 10 "Ietnet rev or many
combined 10 ngh inel,lng hosl. Iosssloy 'he %
ing leelhe Is 700 1lsH " pe s,iey % u. @
are eoou iV ~, ~ IN M & ] ~ % o n Hn
ol stae; pu. , t' = nv. , @ % ana ,b rns neliJ
cal secs which form the residue OF the array VI the
come AZ friends all who range themselves under
banner or commit themselves TO struggle side by
side with US. wheh any pouy Oh men PROPOSES 70
Keep Itseii inlaet aoo anu t au i
as iiloio 10 J1hn h i,I ' y % @ 10 90 ,na % ao, @ ~ S o
~, mnocraiic sinnv VII pat ~ sionn to
% ia roo we,t IN ne itse,I bias In snch
WIZ - =, ,eennine ~ ne ni,in in the end thar aii
who desire the worsng of a radicslism sodden in cor
ru,tton accent Democracy a nucleus cobere with n
tate tts name even out OF courtesy To It's numbers and
NOT nlay Deutra, In contest OF such nee
,~s ,rfi' s.n ,,,re two reasons for tho
nus , ihh in,p. ~ i,.h nn "" ~ hos tarcn note
peculiarly Vi WIN" ~ ~ ~
THE TINE TO FUND.
Fro, tn. Chio,oo Um,s
,, ro,n,xv Of Nav Work thinks the Dres-
HE ihIpS Ne va ~ ~, mnJa,e the ynnding ~ the
ent hnas nf which some 5000 1000 are still
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
TIE CITY COLLEGE.

The candidates from the public schools OF 'h's
ei,v seeking admission to the College OF the CITY oi
New York we're at the college building yesterday a'e
noon 10 receive their examination tickets These 'cke.
contain the numbers by which the Candidates WI" 'o
known during the examination since no names 'o ~
be attached 10 the examination papers i"' "u
apnlcan, TINS wear ia nearly Co., Their examination
viii begin on Monday and be concluded Oh Tuesday
afternoon The term Of the regular college classes coS''
ysstsIdAy aud L.s s,avxuts w uvIa Sk4e
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committing election frauds, will be called for trial on
Tuesday, but the men have again disappeared; They
were connected with the Fire Department nnsi 10"
District Attorney Winslow was served yes
,erdav with notice by D. p Barnard. counsel for sx-
Treasurer sprague Informing him thatshe latter wou!d
on Monday introduce n special plea OF former aeemt
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THE STATE CAMPAIGN.
TIE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.
From IA< ~ Y p0um>retaI 1drerltser (RsD)


From Tae ". Y Commercial Adrer.iser (R'p.)
A call has been issued for State COnven-
tion of all persons who oppose the licensing Of the
quor traffic, the manufacture, sale, and use OF alco-
hohc liquors beve. ge. and who arc willing TO nnite
upon platform for the entire prohibition OF
the same through National. State and municipal
the action the Crusaders that they quite positive
they accomplish something this Fail. At all events
they beat Dix" His good sense is too much for
them. The game Is well played by the Democratic wire
puers pront by the factous work ot the
Temperance men,
THE LIBERALS AND THE DEMOCRATS
From tn, Chendngo Union tDem.l
Very few Liberals are in accord with COch
his scheme 10 keep up an lndependent organza
lion, a balance Of power. The masses Will vote Tor
the Democratic candidate being well aware that this Is
the only way to make certain the defeat of Radicasm
But for the blunder made by the Democratic Com
mittee last year. the question would long ago have
ed. Democrats and Liberals havo common en-
Eff ctive is 10 consolidate their forces. II John Coch
must take his chances alone. The Liberal Republicans
this section do to frter their time by
following hun such "a crusade; and this, we believe,
Is the sentiment that prevails among Liberals all over
the The Democrats ask their cooperation and
are willing accord them front seats i'll neir councils;
IN they ask their undivided support for the
and that agreed upon in those coun-
ellis Liberal republicans must give up the idea that
either OF the great parties will over bodily to
them. Therefore, Z" II the mountain Will not come 70
Mahomet, MahOmet must go to the mountain"
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
A PERJURER CONVICTED

Inc trlal of julius Sarner for perjury, in the
u'l vi general Sessions, Part /. which has occupied
attention OF that Court for the past two weeks re
.~a YESTERDAY In ayerdict Of guilty after delibers-
uo minutes oy the jury. In the morning Assistant
n'V'iheS h"hhs summed up and this with the
s.s4ss W JvaEe HatAyIssa. oseu p,sa ~. ..ly. ,.y
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until Monday that he might confer with the District At
forney regarding the Of the sentence. The request
was granted by the Recorder The maximum OF the sen
tence is two years In the State Prison. .
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Lorenado de Giuseppe boards in WashiDgtOn-sf.
and yesterday fellow board 1med Pens Mon.s sp,es' @ a., an
s,gned the Tombs Poee Court and hsh p 'ss""S
Fsmmer In 1000 bail
An Italian named Gratanni SwanpiiRh, VINO was
shooting Insh borer during an ht
cation 10 Italian in Thrtysirthst ne.r
taken before Judge Wsbrooke Ia Cbambe yesterday on wt
hbess out by Mr. Howe The matter vas e''po
Moaday to await the result Of the wounded man nonfs
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun tses..... ABB sun .eu 723 Moon ses.. 30k
HIGH
Candy Hooi Gas 7:2t Hell Gate FeuY.. 9l3
HIGH DAY.
Sandy Hook 7:0S Cows lsaDi... 1iO Hell Gate FeuJ o3o
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COURT OF APPEALS.
DEPARTURES OF FOREIGN MAILS

ALBASY The following the Court Of Appesls day eses
dar for June 1874 Nos. 49, As. 49, 20 SO, 56 67, 0e
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Lon Goss has returned FROM the
silver mines Of Wyoming
A Swede was on the rampage de.
flying everybody and his wife Marshall
Leavitt took charge of him. Squire
Miles acting Polire Justice pre-. cribed
at the assembly next morning. Scan.
plead guilty 10 the charges of being
drunk, noisy, boistrous and obscene.
His honor fined hun the sum of one
dollar, which, with the costs made six
dollars. Mr.. Swede paid aud went Cd
to work satisfied.
On the llth, az Mr.. VI. J Beeler
was driving into town with a load Of
harvest hands, stone struck one of
the met on the head cutting it pretty
severely The team was stopped, the
men jumped out and gave chase to a
couple of boys whom they caught aud
turned over TO Leavitt who introduced
them TO the police Judge They we're
fined one dollar each aud committed Till
paid
Two bubbles started TO 90 har.
vesting but did not 90, returning quiet
ly got into the cellar aud waited for fur.
Their developments, which soon came in
the shape ola couple of the genus homo.
Zone man 81 family aud most respect
ably connected Bubbles followed nto
the house, a general melee, baug, bang
nobody hurt. Exit homo, net gain Il
bubbles" one pair slippers, Que hat
one jacket. Sing, brethren, sing.
Another fearful ease of drowning
occurred on the evening of the llth
inst. Two little girls Of James Moran
IF Oak Grove, were drowned in IN,
Mississippi. 1t appears the poor chill
lren Jagged : and 100 went after N,
cows. Returning, being neal a plac,
where they had been accustomed {,
battle they proceeded to take their usu
alahlutions The youngest one, There. a
got beyond her depth, when with
devotion rare in one 20 young. Maggi
vent To the rescue AMI both went icwr
An older sister ut distance saw then
nd ran aud plunged in when aroth e
, sister throwing herself into the waite
seized the oldes, one hy the hair an
held her. The bodies of the Nv
Youngest were recovered by II Il Betr
: who y quite an expert in rceoyerip
e 'ost bodies, The father &C the childrc
: is a poor, helpless cripple. lie fe
:, from his wagon over a year ago an
was run over by tie same, which ha
on a heavy load cf lumber.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14
Republican County Con-
yentfOm

The Republican party Of Pierce county,
will meet in Delegate Conver ton, Mt the
Court House. in the Village of Ellsworth
on Wednesday, the 26th day of August,
1874, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose
Of electing five delegates to represent So id
county in the Congressional Convention TO
he held at Sparta, Wisconsin, on weanes.
day, September %, 1874, and for the
transaction Of such other business as may
properly come before the convention.
The several towns and city of Prescott
will be entitled to representation as fol.
lows:
Clifton, l. Diamond Bluff, /; Ellsworth
2; III Paso, 1; Gilman, u; Hartland, ]; Is.
abelle, /; MsrIel, 2; Maiden Rock. /: Oak
Grove, |; City Of Prescott-lst ward /, %
ward |, 3D. ward ]; River Falls, 3; Rock
Elm, 2; Salem, /; Spring Lake, !; Trim
belle, !; Trenton, j. Union, /. Total-25.
Dated August 3D., 1874.
NJ. b. KTMBALL,
DAN'L. J. DILL,
Republicans County Committee
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

j. S. White, l.. II. Ives aad &. l..
Taylor compose the committee to call
Peoples Convention in this county. It
is "a about time they announced pro-
gram for Congressional call Our
columns are at your service for all such
notices, gentlemen. We say the same
30 all political, or non.poli,ical parties
We desire to see free fight, since IA,
main issue is-"Shall the People or tn,
Monopolios rule the state Of Wisconsin,
Let the question be answered withou
Hesitation or mental reservation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Found and taken up by me the Under
signed, on land owned by me and on which
live, in section II, township No q.
range No. Is, being in the town Of River
Falls, Wis, on or about the 4th day of
August, 1864. one brown horse, about
3 years old, with a saddle mark on mis- left
side and few white hairs next TO the hoof
on his right fore foot; weight about $50
pounds The owner is requested to prove
property, pay charges an take him away
l2-4t Csc. ELLIOTT
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

That Texas fever which was raging
With Scsant .iutchkiss, has abated, aud
he has purchased eighty ceres Of land
10 Kinnickiuuic, north Of Lyman Lor.
iug's, aud will again settle down to his
regular knitting work.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Look out for your cattle. T.. W.
Clark has declared war upon strays.
See his notice Nor is Mr.. Clark
alone in this matter. Farmers ehc
where in that town. and IN many 9th.
ers have thrown down their fences, aud
thus demand that owners Of stock must
take care OF the same The farmers in
ST. Croix county nearly all join in thu
demand. This can be seen by many
open fields in various parts Of the coun
".
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NoTTcE.-Know all men by these
present, that, after the first day Of Sept.
next / shall take up all horses ard cat
tie running at large ON my place, or in
this locality. | have suffered the in-
convenience of unruly cattle long
enough, and this is a fair warning.
L. w. CLARK.
Clifton, AUG. 10. 1874.
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J. II. Craig, of Clifton. was the uu-
fortunate victim of one Of natures
pyrotechnical eccentrIoitics last Tuesday
morning. His house, barn, granary
and storehouse we're consumed, togeth.
er with all his new hay aud some ma
chinery. Loss between seven suC
eight hundred dollars. Partially in
sured.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

The Beecher scandal still draws its
"slow length" along. How slow a
length it may be the good Lord only
knows. 1t beats any Presidential cam
paigu that ever came of in this country.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

A. J. Moore, Of Trimbelle, proposes
10 stake his chances for a nomination
for the Office Of Sheriff of Pierce coun-
ty, in the Republican nominating con
ventiou this fall" jock, we wouldn'
give fifteen cents for ycnr chances.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

1t seems to be the prevailing opinion
among the wise ones at Madison, that
the Supreme Court will dismiss the &C.
ton brought by the State to compel the
railroads to obey the Potter railroad
law. We shall expect full report in
a few days.
Later. -Ihe suit was dismissed
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Bro. KimbalI of the Clarion is 10
clined to come down on Matt. Carpen'
ter. As between Carpenter and Mitch
ell for the U. S. Senate, give US the
former. As between Carpenter and
soembody else, we prefer somebody
else"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Attorney General Williams has pro-
muIgatcd the opinion that the St. Croix
Il Superior Railroad lands have revert.
ed to the Government, and that the
Secretary Of the Interior is fully au-
thorized TO advertise aud sell the same.
We deem this another blunder of this
unlucky General
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Bro. Kimball OF the Herald recently
had a severe attack Of collie. Take a
dose Of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
neighbor. You ere evidently "tceh.
ing" aud the second attack may prove
fatal.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Moulton opened his mouth before
Mr.. Beecher's committee last Monday
Ne made short job of his testimony,
saying little except to disclose the con-
tents Of the letters in his possession.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Will Armstrong, while at work in
the shop Of Cornish & Hunt last Tues.
day. was violently struck in the face
by piece Of board from the turning
lathe.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Bishop Whitehouse died at his resi-.
dence in Illinois on the tenth Instant.
suddenly, quietly and peacefully, after
travelling and preaching forty sermons
in twenty-oue days He was seventy.
one years Of age. Since the death Of
Bishop Armitage in December last the
duties of this venerable ard most wpr.
Thy prelate have been ardnous, if not
irksome, and his useful lie seems Il
have come to an abrupt termination
right in the midst Of his usefulness.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Either Coggia's comet OF Beeohers
committee are responsible for the hot
weather of late.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Thraskers viii do we'll to remember
that II. 3. Ecker is selling DunIap's
Equalizers, by far the best thing of the
kind ever invented.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Elmore Stephens brought in a few
"sprigs" from his apple trees yesterday
morning. Oae contains seven large
nice apples, and the other twenty-five.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

There are not the usual number of
candidates for Sheriff on the straight
Republican ticket this fall. What's
the matter now?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

A new bridge is soon to be built
over the canal between the dwelling
house of joseph Stephens aud the
bridge across the river.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

J. d. Jennings has removed to Min
DcSpolis.
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IL John Copley should happen to be
the Peoples candidate for member Of
Assembly, we think he would make a
bold race.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

A house and one acre Of land situattd
IN the northern part of this village,
can be bought at low figures. Impure
of MORSE & SMITH.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Louis Olsen wants to sell his house
nd lot, including, also, half lot and
blacksmith shop. Inquire on the prem
Uses, or Of MORSE 4 SMITH.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Messrs. Pom eroy & Bowron are max.
ing quite extensive repairs on Green
wood Mills.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Jack Moore says he has been in this
county 22 years, and ne'er a county
Office yet. Good gracious, amt that
stranger
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Special Notice.

The farm once known as the Swarts
place, is for sale. Inquire Of MORSE
& SMITH.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For sale.

40 acres of land in Hartland, on sec
ton No. 6. Terms easy.
Ellsworth, Wis. s. A. DAVIS.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Gov. Davis, of St. Paul, has been
rusticating IN this village and the sur
rounding country for few days past
This IS certainly a genial cline for
official dignharies We think tho
President and Matt. Carpenter will do
well to abandon Long Branch as a
summer resort, and come at once to the
rural banks Of the lovely Kinnickinnic
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

Jacison's Vulcanized Roofing, for
fiat roof, shingled roof or tin roof, is a
new article just now brought into use
in this place by Carleton Brothers. We
have seen samples of the same, and
deem it.preierable to any thing yet in
vented. 1t is water proof, fire proof
and weather proof. 1t will not crack
in cold weather, or drip IN warm wealth
er. Samples of the same can be seen
at the Office Of A. d. Andrews & Co.,
or at The shop Of William Carleton.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

j. b. Maxgood, of Gilman, made us
call last Wednesday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1874-08-14

G.. p. Bracket has just put up one
of Fairbank s Hay Scales.
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Daily Line of Stages from
!II:Wn'a,fa. fiF.' !.!s ,E.a:.s

ER0M and after July LIST, 1874, the SUD
i scriber would say TO the travelling pub
nc, that ne will run line of Stages Tally
between Ellsworth and Hudson, as follows:
Leave Ellsworth at 3 A. NJ, leave ,ver
Falls at 8 A. NJ, arrive at Hudson al Y 81
returning leave Hudson at P. NJ. leave
River Falls at 3 p. N, arrive at Ellsworth
At r. NJ. This line has been fitted up
With care, for the accommodation of the
travelling public-terms reasonable. Any
business entrusted to this line will receive
prompt attention. Errands n speciality.
THOMAS EDWARDS.
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Weather cool yesterday.
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alter. The suit was dismissed.
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Taken I'm.

Clifton, Aug. 10, 1874.
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gHvasH,SGElll nd Farm BELLS

Furnished on short notice. Cali
and examine prices and samples, or
send for circular.
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'oIuteIy the best protection against Fire.