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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-01-31

There is no pain which the Ger
taur Liniments will not relieve, no
swelling they will not subdue, and
rs lamencss which they will not
cure. This is strong language,
but it Is true. They have pro-
duced more cures Of rheumatism,
neuralgia. lock-jaw palsy, sprains,
swellinrs, caked breasts, scalds,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-01-31

MEssRs. PERaY DAVIS & SoS, Providence, Il. l.
Gents Although . stranger to VOC am not
TO your invaluable medicine, Pain-Killer. | form
ed its acquaintance in lS47 and am on most in
innate terms with it still; my experience in its
use confirms my belief that there Is no mediclne
eoual to Pain Killer for the quick and sure cure
OF Summer Complaints. Sore Throat, Group,
Bruises and Cuts have used Il in all and found
a speedy cure in every case
Yours Truly, l. j. GARDINER, NJ. ID.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-01-31

and such articles as are generally needed by the
people, respectfully ask call from my former
and the public generally, at the old
stand, where they can Judge for themselves as 10
quality and price Of my goods.
GEO. ". T. EEfRSLEy.
Charlesfn-rn- Dec. &. 1slr-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-01-31
The Old Family Journal.
mo Development of Minerals.

Phe Development of Minerals.
The Suiri Of J,Fsrsos Of this week contains
half column article from the New York bro"
lge-a "uo,eof warming so-called by the
SPIRIT "to owners Of mineral lands We
sincerely hope the republication Of Che article
here was not suggested by The fact that some
ea.erpr.s.ns gentlemen have recently entered
,,pon lejsvslopmeu,o Of minerals 10 this couu-
ty-s'me Of whom are successfully working
.-,a-ore banks and Others opening up rich Be-
posts Of lead These gentlemen have been
czpcujio. their money ia thus developing the
mineral resources Of our county. We should
encourage tbcm. rather than bec'oul their
prospects ana our own 10y notes Of warning
Goma source which may. or may not. be act
ing IN its own in,eres, under the cloak Of
f,.eudliacss 70 che southern people.
Eoas-rnaoauixAay.-Tbe egg story which
re are about 60 relate is So apparently an eggs
acseradon. tlat 're are a,mos. inclined Co re-
fuse 60 chronicle &, but we are assured the
statement we win make Is Of facts which are
sustained by testimony Of a reliable character:
A ber.-t,,oogias % Mrs w. T. Vanyac-
Ger. who lisss three miles from Cbar'estowu-
wss placed IN coop o. De htteued p-epaato-
~ O. klur-. a.l hrg-tro eggs IN nine
days as follows: 90 Wednesday, Jan. 81.
3D. I'D Thursday % DID Friday. % on Saturday. g
-, -.
$1,000 c-.,...l....., w.. - 3o.t
,... -- - .-. s.. .-.
..,..c--5...-, -. .-l
,-, 80, ..
| "..' .''' '''' 90.
AUS e-.-. .'' ''" 1-'' ' D ~ '-''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-01-31
TO THE LADIES.
1873 NEW GOODS. 1875

IlE attention II buyer is called to tho fact that
have Just returned from the Eastern market
with the largest stock Of
Fall Dc Winter Goods
Ever offered by me in this community These
goods have been purchased az The lowest prices,
and after the market IN some things had been re-
duced by Ne siringcncy Ia reference 10 money
Persons IN want Of goods would DO well 10 cali a.
we intend b. sell them low Tor Cash, or In exchange
for Country Produce at cash prices
DOMESTIC GOODS.-In this department our
stocki Is large embracing Brown and Blesched
Cotton, Brown and Bleached lO-l Sheeting. Gink-
hams, Ticking, DENNIS, Plaid Cotton, - White
Flannel, Red and Whitc TNiicd Flannels, &c.
CaSSimercS.
The attention Of the Geptlemen is specially inrI-
ted To my stock Of Foreign and American Cloths
and asfimcres-c6nsis,ihg az Plain Black French
Cloth and Doeikins, Diagonal SpitiDg very sups-
rior in BLACK, BroWn and Dshlia. a large lipe Of
goods suitable for Gentlemen and Boys wear.
Notions.
D, In this 1enArtpeh, re Rave all The noreltie, Of
the season-leaiher. Morocco and Black Velvet
Belts, Rufs and kufiiing in great variety, Ham
burg Edging and Insertion. Corsets, Gloves, La
dies silk Ties, plain, plaid and fringed. supe-
rior line Of Hosiery 10 which the attention Of The
Ladies t. called. Ladies' and Gents Underwear
Gents Tics, Balmoral kirts. Hoop sklrt., de-
JOB lot of Linen Handkerchief very cheap.
Gk0CERIES.-A niU line n Grocerie, con,iIt.
ing Of sugars. Syrhrs \. y. Moasses, Coffee, Tea,
Cheese, Crackers, &c.
Special attention j. called b. The "Premiuu
Boots manufactured by Geo. b. Bake, equal 10
any made 10 the country.
October Is, 1878 DAVID HOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-01-31
NOTICE

Notice Is Hereby given that will proceed
to execute the provisions OF the foregoing De-
cree at my Office in Charlestown, West Vir-
GINA, on thu 18th LAY Of February. 1874.
CLEON MOORE,
Januarv II. Is7i-5t. COmm'r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-01-31

Special Notices.
KIND WORDS.

The Associated Reformed PRESBYTERIAN saws
For years Perry Davis" Pan-Kilier has been
known as a most useful family medicine. For
pains and aches we know nothing so good as tie
Pain Killer For many internal diseases it Is
equally good We speak from experience, and
testify 10 what we know. No family ought TO be
without a bottle of Davis Pain-Killer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-01-31
RESUMED BUSINESS!

HAvING purchased The STOCK or GOODS
Of the late ". c. Shecrer, formerly kear-
sTey 4 Sheerer,) to which | have made addi-
ti0ns of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-01-31

"PERRY DAVIS PNN-klLLER is really valpa-
bic medicament, and, unlike most Of the articles
of the day, is used by many physicians. IT'S par
ticularly desirable in locations where physicians
are not near; and, BY Keeping it at hand, families
will often save the necessity OF sending out at
midnight for a doctor. \ bottle should be kept
in every house. "-Bosfon Trareier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-01-31

awe have tested the Pain-Killer, and assure
our readers that not only possesses all the virtues
claimed for it, but in many instances surpasses
any othe remedy we have ever known. Herald
Of gospel Liberty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1874-01-31

VNllE attention of buyers is called to tho fact that
l have jus, returned from the Eastern market
d lur.r faffl oLa q
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-07-23
TIE Chester White.

The history Of the Chester county Pa
hcg is matter Of special interest to man,
and none the less so, because 1t appears t.
BE- somewhat involved in mist. There are
many persons who pretend to doubt thc
existence Of distinct breed bearing the
name. but ali difficulties in that direction
are obyiated BY little scrap Of history
relating to them, which appeared III the
FINN ,joul7,Ci number Of years ago, an
which, from the feet that the statement
was made at i time when there were fever
Interested parties to disl ute It's authority
W feel authorized to regard as correct -
1T appears from what we can learn, that
the credit f introducing tic Chester com
ty breed OF swine, is due to Captain james
.)eficris, who occupied farm on the fork.
of the BrandyEine, few miles sTcm West
Chester, after retiring from the sea. His
ship used to trade betwced Liverpool and
Wilmington, Del, and on enc of his voyages
he procured 4 couple Of hogs from Bedford
shire, with view Of Introducing them int
this country. This was about thirty-tive
wears ogo. They were then called the Bed
i.rd breed, and have been recognized by
i,uglishmen who were familiar with them
abou; that time in BedfJrdshne. At present
the breed Of hogs there Is not SO distinct
haging been crossed more or less with others.
From this origin they have been generally
distributed IN Chester and adjoining coun-
ti.s and are now known as the Chester
couaty breed. They are pure white
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-07-23
The Tomato.

The season is approaching when its to
mato one of the most delicious OF all the
vegetables begins to find Its way into our
markets and thence upon our tables. As
various assertions have been made by men
OF the school Of Dio Louis regarding the
bad effects Of eating tomatoes, as a few per
sons are doubtless influenced by those as
sertionS, it is well to state what medical
properties are claimed for the tomato by a
physician of celebrity viz
/. That the tomato is one OF the most
powerful aperients Of the materia medica,
and that in all those affections Of the liver
and organs where calomel is indispensable
il is probably one Of the most effective and
least harmful remedial agents known to the
profession.
2 That a chemical extract pill can be
obtained from it which viii altogether
supersede the use of calomel in the cure ot
diseases.
3. That he has. successfully treated diar
rhoa with this article alone.
l. That when used as an article of diet
it is almost a sovereign remedy for dyspep
sia and indigestion.
s. That the citizens in ordinary lif
should make use of it either raw, cooked
or in the shape of catsup, with their dali,
food, as it is most healthful article.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-07-23
& Remarkable Case.

There seems 70 doubt. saws a New YorI
,,lpcr. that a case reported tod IS enc not
nf bv,IronhGbia bat Of bvdrophobic mad
u,.s. Induced in the brain of the ratient ly
f.,r -, fbo ro,l ,i;.oasa Thara i no urc,4
=. III tlat the wrc+elea ,naD now suffering
,r,,s ever. b;.ten bv a rslid doc At an Tho
animal which bit linn ton weeks AGO at
tacisd him in defense ,,f il master. and il
:, ,n..,,.rr Which ;a,li.7atctl the full ROSES
Sion, III il c.o,i,,a ta,,Itirs, The css,,a!
and fr.,Ific sns,.rino. of rsbid dogs are as
aii..a,,t IS I.ossiblc from dis attack made
w.-l, ~ ;n-oIf;aan! rur,.osa bv = healthy
do, r.on the assailant of lis uwn,r or is
,t+r.1 Tnbap,jIv the doc was killed be
;t.,1.l IL -, ID :; ~, ,,,a,,4
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-07-23
A Lovely Vision.

4 Georgia paper describes Southern
beauty as follows Among the many
visitors who came to eur city on Satur
day last to sell their country produce, was
: Young lady from an adjoining county who
lad chickens. eges and butter for s;.le.
Her beauty was Of transcendent excellence.
Bright, flashing intellectual eyes, and
face round and rosy, while her calico dress
was plain and neatly made and f5ted
beautifully. Her rich black hair flowed
ii luxuriant richness. Highly educated,
she c3ayersod fuentiy. and dcported her
self with becomiuc modesty. She wore no
false bastle or purchased complexion had
10 to,->nof on her head or false fziEgs to
,rescnt, but stood in The majestic beauty oi
i created intelligence that would rot yield
to the despotic dictatcs-of frivolous fashion.
Il has been long time since We gaz.d upon
such sight The young men crowed
arouai her wagon with curiosity in their
cges and admiration in their hearts. The
old rlen wept for Joy that there was one
who had net bowed 10 Baal She sold hei
country produce, went home, MIXED the
COWS, cooked supper for ten farm iaborcrs
and went to church il the evening with
her sweetheart
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-07-23

An old lady in a town of Lancaster coun-
ty lately refused the gift of load of wood
from tree struck by lightning, through
fc chat some Of the '.fuid" might remain in
the wood, and cause disaster to her kitchen
stove.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-07-23
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

The Per7gUiG3a SyrU?,, q Protect
ed Solution Of tie P3'otOC&Je OT
IRON. as so combined as to hare
the character Of an (gtjg32e;tt, 09
easily Cljgestefy and GS3jlRjLdted
aCitI. the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the q3tGRtjty
of Natures C3Ci1 FitGCiSjl9g
AGeat. TI'C3G az the blood, and
cares 'EOff0HsGa9 iJJS, silllpIp
GYToHif3J Up. .F3lUiGOTQtiIeg Gs1tS
Tit0Ii%iHg the System. The en-
7'icbed G;3d UitGjjSed blood per-
qacdtcs cUe;'y part Of the body,
repairing damages and 9C0Ste,
seGTchi23g 05Sj Dl0T6jI SeCTe-
tiOHS, and IeGUj!3y 7l0thi2ig for
disease TO feed 9EDOljs
This iS the secret Of the qC0?t-
de7T3H success Of this remedy ifs
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conf
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rhoea, BOiIs, Nervous Affections,
Chi!ls and Fcvers, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional Vigor,
Diseases OF the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints
and all diseases originating S!a
a 60d state Of The blood, or &C.
coRpGgajetI 6y debility or q JO,O
state Of The system. Being free
from AEcoAOC, iI1 any form, its
emeTgisiltg effects are not fol-
GolCed 6y corresponding qedc-
jiOB, 0itt ore permanent, GIefi1-
sing strength, a'jg0?', O9lU ?tei0
life into GU parts Of the sySteHSs
and building 9,D G3e IRON Con-
StjtIttjoR.
Thousands HGUe been changed
6y tI5e 3sse of this remedy, Jl0ie
erect, SjcEJy, suffering c3'cG-
tlGrcs, to strong, HeaJthg, ant
happy men O;3T 9CGE3es1S and
d1UGIjd5 cannot reasonably hes
StGte to giUe it q ti'iGJ.
See that EACH bottle has PERU.
WAN SYRUP 5Joao1o5,1 the glass.
Pamphlets E~co.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. Sc Harrison Av., Dnsfon.
SOLD BY DEUc0IsTs oENERALLr.
October lG, '13-iy.
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NEW

Of various kinds, and having al experiancc
of over Thirty years, in designing, and
building machinery for special purposes, !
feel warranted in guaranteeing the best OF
work. Have on hand, and building,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-07-23
Carriage, Wagon,

and, IN fact, everything in his line of bu,
Slness, at the shortest possible notice, and
GU the most reasonable terms.
Carriages repaired, trimmed and paint
ed in the best style of the art.
Having first class material always on
hand, and none but first class workmen
engaged, the public are assured that meme
but iirst-elass work will be turned out at
his shop
In connection with his Carriage Shor
he has also a Blacksmith Shop, where
superior workmen will always be founC
ready to attend to the orders of customers
The public are invited to call and ex
anime his stock before purchasing else
where. VALENTINE KAUTZ.
September 10, lS67.-tf.
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MONROE STREET,
Noa,ly opposite Kautz'z Blacksmith sAoP

NoaFIy opposite NIUE bIaChsIHIIH N.'UV
STRcUDs8UgG, Pa.
The undersigned wou'd respectfully IN
fern the citizens Of Siroudsbarg and vicinity
that he is now fully pTcp1red 10 do all kinds
of Paper Hanging. Glazing anI Painting
PROMPTLY and at short notice, and that he
wil keep constantly on hand fine stock o
Paper Hanging7 of all descriptions and a
low prices. The patronage Of the public
is earnestly solicited. May 10, 1872
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1874-07-23

would announce to the public, that they have
taken the stand lately occupied by L. 7. Labal
& Co, and iit.ed and stocked /. with choice
lines. of
, 1874-07-14

- 6pecidt Dtsnatoh to 1hd Chfcago Tribune
hooERonD, ILL.,, July l0.-l9ockford was y]eited
by 9. serious fro to-tlay tho first in mnnv
months. At hnlf-pa8t II o. NJ, q fire broke ont
In tho uyery-Btabl8 Of Bon Millarl on Rnnls
etroot III South Rockford. aud before il could
10 cheolod communicated to and dostroyod n
number Of buildings, and doing between $s0. zoo
and 940 oe0 damage. The tlalnos Spread 30 IA
IDLY that Hix horHcs aud ono COW wore burnod
ia ar tho liyory-atablo. :rhe followlng-n NAMED
drugs, paints, and oils, $4,000; 3. Millard'
AVery-atablo, - 600 tho 1loy. r. a. Hood, horse
md carriage burned, e500; George FORBES.
valuable mower burned, s500; William Ralnoy.
meat market, $500; Myers, boots and eioaa''
e2oo La1nsho, ico-croam, $500; Novillo, boots
end Bhooa, $500; Alidgoly, boota and shoes.
S.20oi Mr btookbrldgo, block-Hlop, G5Ol
Yarn d Jones, paiut aliop, e40O; V. Il. Jacobs
paint.sllop. 5000; William Dolles, oieara. s9O1
Ed Wilson, clgars, 600.
a number OF merchants woro da,uagod by the
removal of goods. These aro Within L Calkins,
s5o s50o "; Lockwood, $500, kaufman i o.,
ssU9 q. Z!mmorman, stock, .S20o.
Iio buildings wore owned by u. ". Tlcknor.
t Of Rookford and tho Good 1'o,uplara; Lodro of
tue city, a1sd by tho Rov. ". i. Stewart Of Gl,i-
o9sko a'll we're worth from $4,000 to $4,000, TLo
uooa Iomplata' building wuH worth a8, 100. Tic
ohly insurance was 81 ,0u0 In tho Globe on tho
stock Of G. O. aearn, '''S
oIo Of tho llromou was badly aunutr71ok. md
another man Was seriously hurt by laillng from
t nlo o. tho buildings whlo endoayoring to adjust
, 1874-07-14
LOST, CROSSING rI4E BAR.

q Elensnro Party Dashod from rholr
xncht Into tho Sca-Five Of tho Etuh1
on fsonrd Drowned.
Atlantic cstA ~ j. (Ja,y 10y. Dtspatch to the iaAa.
Tho terrible Calamity vhich eJ, occurroa +o.ao,
@ haa cast gloom oyor tho whole island. DnnscI
oltleY Sharploes, OF Philadelphia, and fonniiy
SsGfnsHtng sfas mag Of hs wife, hrs Esher sharpless,
shsress sT toaoba4 bshafs nl r.. an antSr Alfred
Chalfont; House Kit Clarke, Of Fornnonrh'a IS .
alonagene and Oapt. Frank 6toelmnn, ieft tho
Saa Whon IL s6ouS SasAs ifss fs 2S9 n F. T. to,ay for
the yacht was struck by . heavy 500, oapsizinx.
her snd pitching the whole party luto the wator
Alr btarplcsa threw one arn, round Ills wifo. md
sna sn tue , q'her graspod the BOOM to which ho
bold Of . rope attachod to The yaoht, u aud ID
VINO Was doing Aia utmost to help tho othora.
caught Miss Roborta as she loatod pass him
an, ana t1sd to eavo hor, but, getting hor hoad
he9vG 1o9 tue anIEing water dlscorored that lifo
nothing for hor,. lot. her 60. Mrs. Bottle Ind
caught hold of the boom noar Mr, Bharnloss. and
sg Wae holding Oh bravoly. The Captain had no
fn fon en s. end ef tue yacht and trying
o ss bsas s'aii spa to mhfy ose% Sse a ssG5
out to their assistance. Just as tlloY came near
enough to hail tue unfortunate party, q RIunntio
T, Taye looaoned hlr. sharploes' hold, and Go aud
rs ~" ".to Me4b eMollt away. Il0Ho BILL alive.
hlrs. Bottle, Mr. Charlie, and Cant, 6too]mao
wero rescued and brought ashore. whore thoYa
wore provided for. Tho body Of 1Iiss Bharposs
saa washed ashore on Brigautino Doach, and
Waa recovered about & p. II. lie yacht a!ao
arlfted f on Brigautine Beach. and viii probably
! pc brokon in pieces before morning. No more
bodies hnve boon recovered. Paul Doynton. thn
Weil,kuown swimmer, has boon engaged to Watoh
Tor tho bodiea tonight. ""'ON'
~. THE LOST or THE BHAnpLEsH FAMILY
Mf. Daniel Oflley Sharpless waH 54 ycara of
ERei ah and With Ills family resided at 46l South
tagSt tagh.h IT, street. Philadelphia. Ho camo down
ta 4olo Yesterday morning, intending to spsud
~ ton aaya WITH his family. He was member Of
se suo utM Of Lippincott, johnson l. Co.. oloth
!uoi5Gnanta i at tho northeast corner Of Seyonth
ann Mat4et bttoetB, and was native of Phiia-
oa3!pnla; htrs Esther Haokor BAarl,loue. lin
VIII ,,o aaa om; mo;ther was aged about 4s Years. and
naas Mas oaugnter Of hfr. William L. Hacker, Of
naa!em, aa, Mass. eho and lor daughter
caroline and aon Alfred arrived borc mtoa oI'o,,t
month since: Misa Caroline u. Bhsrn1oss was
ne eldest daughter, aud aged 20 yoars' fla Tno
nrothor, Alfrod naclor sl.arplosB was npod tx
yoars, and Was tho youngoAt mombnr SaoI ~ tho o
family, Of tie family Of nix uolpnns Int t,ve |
arc LETT hlr Frederick Fl. Blarpoaa n,9d ~ ~ ~"
tor, the latteE having boon iii for somo ti,nc
[aHt, and being nov confined to hor room: Mr.
Fred BharplesH s about % yoalH Of aro and u1 H..
3 IiarGo oirclo Of frlends and acquajntaneaa IN
IA
, 1874-07-14

Special Dispatch to 7'hs cAteaco Tr,hup.
hit. srERLlNae, ILL.,, July 13.-shoriT Grlod,ov
Their namcs arc James X. Smith. md fi,ss-1au
Smith. an adopted son. The man in about M
1o belong in Rock ,Is1ald County. I this Stato Sai
Thoy woro separated at tho tinie Of ther arrast t
and the boy has since mado q clean breast ~,
their exploits. They are the aame parties wbo
stole bl1 head Of horses from W. Il. Meditation.
nocted with 0 similar raid in Stark County IN
September: They stole oight hoad Of horses in
1'lko County last Saturday uight, but rot lot in
tlalr attempt to spiris them away, and, fearing
day evening. Thore can DO no mistake a. to
"ho took MoHatton's horBos, na tho boy do.
found. 'A'' A'"' ~
, 1874-07-14
a ffcnvy Robbery by Foot. pnis.

Sbtefdi DiADateh to Tho Ghfcago T,1bune.
:. - onossE. Wls., July 18.-Noar Austin. Srfnn..
t'is morning, . Cattle: droyor, named Woods waa
docoyed into the woods bv two mon clai1ni,'r TO to
= 10 1aamers ana TINT they had Htock for salo In q
pasture noar BY. After gotting Woods into tho
country they presented royolyors and domal,1o1 ai
us money or bis life. Tiloy rot away with
sGooo. The officers ut A,,hlt,, and laroo crawl
& ol elsleons were soon IN pursuit. Tho laat re-
port Gays thoy had not becn captured rot.
, 1874-07-14
HEBREW KATHERINE

CLEVELAND, O., July 10-Tho Council of Tho
American 1lehrow Union Of Congregations viii
commence Its sessions in this city to.morrnw' nrs
the anniversary. dny OF the Jowisll Ornhani
Asylm located hero. Action will DO takei ro-
galng tho founding Of a uobrow Thenlovcu1
Institute. About 5000 of tho most intluenn.iaaii
aud wealthy 1araelitca Of America are aaid 10 be-
In ATTENDANCE ~ W
, 1874-07-14

81: jos. No. July 1s.-Two men named
t'l1ae Dur.eo aud Harding, residing on adjoining
1arms, near Rosen1ale, Andrew County, had
Q quarrel on Friday .oyoning last WHICH
resulted IN Durfoo striking Harding blow on
tle lead With stick, crushing hs skull from
wnich WI! 10 died in about an hour. Durfeo flod.
, 1874-07-14
SPECIAL NDTIOES.


Schenc1k's Sea-Wced Tonic.
In the atmosphere experienced here during TIM ,ummc
months, tho iothar9y produced by tho hoat takeu avo
tho daszc forwholesoo food and frooucut
foduoo bodily cneray, pasticuariy those suffering finn
tho eoots OF dobIlitatinz dlsoases In order to co,
natural hOalthfal activity Of tho ay.om no must rcsor.
to artificial means. For this purpose sohoneks Sen ood
4onto IL very eaectua1 few doses will create IN Apno
tito and alTo frosh ,eor to tho ouorvatod body Fo.
popss II h invaluable. Many eminent phys.oian, h.yo
doubted whether dyspepsia can 10 permanently ouro v
hto drugs which gonosntly employed for that
1he soa.Wood Tonic In It's uatuso il totally oront from
sa0n dsass' noonsa'ns corosvo minerals or sotds
N aee 1t assists tho regular operations OF atu1o and
euppta nor deficiencies. Tho tonic In It. paturo IN
aoh Fosembloa tho gastric juice that IL Is almost dcu
cal With that fluid Tho gastric Juice tho natural solv
mt which, In healthy condition Of the body cau,os TIM
ooa to bc dsostod and whom this juice is not oxcrc.od
IN somc'ene quanses indigestion. with all It's dstress
ns symptoms, follows. The saa-Wood Tonic performs
no duty Of tho gastric juco when tho latter ia dectont
sohon'k'a ses-Wced Tonic sold ty all DuRslsts.
, 1874-07-14

Oo1uMnus, O., July 18.-Two conyicts nap,oa
James "a Wilson and Charos sll1um, oscaued from
tho tue, Epenltentary r to-day: Thoy wsro at work on
TOP nrs OF III the ohaps! building while tho guards
top Of the main building, thonco into tho win H.
aoW OF tho towor, and down tho main stairway.
Gnlng out ut tho front door and climbing tHo
yara tonco; =, Thoy wero pursued, and Wilson
ont4oorS Af naantv VINO o,s is si At 1ag is from
fvo months, O0A >" e1''ou
, 1874-07-14
T1o :,
Alie Now York. G,Olsec e,o,.n. eu,,

N,u,. ,r..' 401sto U03l N fENi0norg,
sn,a;mns m aomx' Jnly l3..1n tho Court Of General
~ tay y 'a r9a.ratue from proceeding IN tho ,at ua
tcr oi tntlug now indictments aaafnsE lin In.o
nntif noIiep 9o o8,mmasonora aardnor and oIarlol lick
havs o heon s'fse already found aud pending trial
oiod to ntertore saying It WIS mattor o|oariv
Within sho discretion Of tho Grand jury.
, 1874-07-14
c0UHTERFElTS AFlf}tr.

8pfeia3 Dispdteh to The Chtcnoo 7+}hp,.
", PAUL, :Minn., July 13.-BankorB llore md
81 81 Hoclleasor and Other plaoca hnyo taken over
their their counters counterfoit e5 bills Of tho
irat1erp' TT National Bank, Chicago. Tho countor-
foit ts plainly shown In tho IottorH nav" IN
'mpay" over tho Z in !" "ayo" being run tonotl,cr'
The general appearance Of tho bill ID very much
like tho genuine, ' ''1o