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,Jon;sh ,,.;, toll. excep, with articles
Of o,sol,,o necessity ,,r family use
n Tia, tho ;r,.rcs, of the couptrv
demand. the liouor traffic should cease.
and all drinking houses should he closed.
Tbi. !. not offered as temperance rcso-
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f,rtuua,e men whose weakness leads
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SINNERS Girls - The Old Man
WOuIsln't Allow Them t0 b.
Turned Out And lie Didnt.

General Spinner, the friend Of women
and the aged watchdog of the Treasury
during the late raid on the Departments
hy an economical Congress, not only
.tnod firm. hut came off victorious.
When the committee sent for him and
very imper inently inquired how many
c!crh, he could ,paie from Iii bureau, lie
responded:
"None, sir have not one supcrnum-
erary Indeed ! have work-teminiue
work -gcn;lemon, for more
When informed that il was necessary
To- cut down his force the old gentleman
waxed wroth.
BY -, gentlemen" he cried, 81
take that To be vote Of censurc. l
know my business, by --. | have no
drones in my hive; therefore II you re-
solve to cut down my force include me,
for the president shall have my res'gna-
ton"
This Bureau, however, did come un-
der the restrictions, aud four iemalcs re-
ceived legal notice that their services
We're no longer required by the Depart
ment. When this fact reached the ears
Of Old Spin, he called his clerks, male
and female, before him. and said,
Fellows, an attempt by this id
besgarly mean Congress Is neing made to
iuru some of you out. Now, when they
turn any one Of you ftllows out. by -
the, turn me out, But | won't go. No,
Gamui,oul il | go step nor shall you
n tour notified to quit will continue
their work. | take the responsibility
and III pay EN- out Of the conscience
aLd. i eou.da'. be yul 10 belts: use.
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FARMING NOTES.

grrlcrItural and Horticultural Selections
M.,.. ssve ssS there os handed vsvrcv-
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KENTUCKY FAIRS, 1874.


Anderson. Franklin and Salvisa Fair
August Is, 10, 90, q.
Madison county Fair, Richmond, Au
gust -. 10, 20, 81.
Jefferson county Fair Association,
Tuesday. September |, =, }, I, >.
Shelby county Fair, August %, 20,
%. -.
Davies county Fair, Tuesday, Octo'
bcr G, :. s, ., 10.
Harrison county Fair, August Is, 10,
81. u.
Emincnce Fair, Tuesday, Auguct IL,
1918, II, IL.
CONDITION OF TIE GROWING COTTON
CROP IN THE SOUTH.
The following Is the summary of the
Cotton Exchange crop report to june
Both:
Nississippi-Reports from fcrty-iour
counties; decrease acreage seven per
o,A.., fair average stand crop three
,yooas behind last year; remarkably
c.,.., though small and backward; labor
Satisfactory.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS parishes re-
ported acreage decrease twenty per
cent; weather less favorable than last
year; average stand condition of plant
generally good and promising. though
three weeks later; no complaint Of Ia
Dor.
Tcxas-For.y-6ve counties reported
acreage increase average fifteen per cent;
stand good; two weeks later planted
than last year, but in fine growing con
'iition, free frow- ssass,-inBss-ssnA-
~1Nkau, ffwcn,y.hvc counties re-
ported; sss(sye dccrcs-e eight per cent;
weather. less faVShble stand better than
I-las, wear, though three weeks backward
labor efficient.
sgcnuessee - Tweni~ -four counties
acreage decrease three e-.i half pei
cent; weather less favorable stand fair
cror clean but small, being two weeks
later than last sea, on labor about the
zane.
Afalama-Twcniy seven counties re
ported: acreage decrease sixteen PEI
cent. late crops repiantcd looks beneT
Than the OIL; cotton crop somewhat la.er
generally cleaner than ever before; grow
ing rapidly; labor never better.
North Carolina i orty-one COUNTIES
reported; weather less favorable; acre
age decrease nineteen per cent; planting
two to three week. later; fair average
stand; crop clean. healthy and growing
finely, though small and backward, de
crease in Use of fertilizers forty per cent,
South Carolina -Tweuty-one countie'
reported acreage decrease seventeen pei
cent: weather unfavorable TO the mlddI,
# May, more favorable since replantina
has given fair average stand; plan
s"'"', ''''u'''"'' 0r =,
growing "e"' '' -. ' 80 So.
cease !" "se Vi ''''''"'' '
per cent
"eorsm ''''"' COUNTIES ''N'
decreased acre"sc :" V" PCT ''", =,
weather ,''s '"'o''o'' SUM '''' .' ,'"',
non goo" growing ""''y ''''' '"o"s'
sma'i' h'"'S 'H un'' 'as,r wa" ''S
!cai WI f'"" "'' >" W ''''''' - "" Wv,
creased '"'''' I ~ '''''' '' '''' '''''' "'''
nsi year
! ior'da reports .'e'2'e' "'''"E
s"a 10 nave oeerc'''e' 'o'' PCT ''' -
t'a,'u 20" ''u,'''''' WY INV 70"
va s'o","S We" "'''s ''' w." $50
,'e' ''a" ''S' ''"' ~ 'O''''''"' VI -
rrAvrrrxG ox THE Farm.
n;..r ,.,,. n...i..- ..,.o. ,h;,L ,
the amount Of travel il takes to raise
crop of corn? | never ,aw nm illu,lra
ton in print, aud | thought | woul,
give one. | have a twerlyacfe rell
forty BY eighty rods. 10 bvak thb ~
would take one handr,d AID .iAty.i,
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Agricultural Fact. aud Figures.

lion. Samuel II. Ruggles, Of New
York. most reliable and latorious sta
tistician. at a late meeting Of the New
York Chamber Of Commerce. gave
the following condensed facts relating to
the agriculture o, the United States:
The agriculture of the american Tn
ion Is the broad and enduring basis of its
national strength.
IL agricultural population Of j,922..
al in 1870 had created and acquired
a property in agricultural wealth valued
a, sil,l2i,5js,7i7, showing an average
value Of sl,s7s per head, yielding a net
income Of 1860.
Every million added to the agricultur.
al population will. consequently, adj 1t
least sl,S7S,Ooo,o0O to the national
wealth.
The present annual increase in this
population being S2.iS2, an additional
million will he gained every thirteen.
wears.
These additional millions will he ur-
gently ncc,icl AMI can be readily sup
piled BY Europe from time to time aud
from age to age, to enable the American
Union to produce and export the vegcta-
bic and animal products to feed and the
cotton to clothe the large and steadily-in'
crcasing population of Europe.
The ten interior States north OF the
Ohio river. and on the upper lakes and
Upper Mississippi and Missouri. prc,luc.
ed, in the year 1870. Pin ,92j bush.
els Of cereals, weighing moro than 81
O0o, 900 tons avoirdupois. BY the close
Of the present century, 20 years hence,
the States will probably produce 10000
600 of tons.
Ii has now become a matter of vital
interest not only to the American mon
but 10 the common civilization and wei
fare of the world, to improve to the ut.
most all the waterways, natural anl ar
tifcial, afi1rling cheap transportation
from the immense interior of North
America Ia the ocean.
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,ual suffering in thcis midst, have pub.
lishcSi the f cwinI rcsoiutims:
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Now, fellows, dangerous 90 to work "
The mcn broke into loud cheers, aud .ae
women burst into tears. Then cher.
uby little mis- Of about sixty threw her
arms Historically around him. At this
all rushed at the benevolent old swearer,
and he was nearly sudocated, for the
thermometer stood at ninety.
The dear, prcf,nc old soldierl We
with We hal an array OF that sort
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IT i. said That sugar barrels and h'xc,
can he freed from ant, by drawing AZ
unbroken chalk mark half an inch wide
around the barrel. If there is Il gap in
the line the ants will pas through it.
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Our wives, mothers, and sisters are
wearing vests-real masculine waisicoats,
to be more explicit. They are made Of
bright colored silk or satin, and are in
tended for evening wear. All kinds Of
trimmings can he used.
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The Grange al Glasgow j"ne'ion' on
account Of the failure of cat .'l ''-
tScoo, and all garden pr.dr"' -
lection o. tie country, snd ?! ~
ei Allure CT the corn erop' ~A''
rss ,ss.. ss,y Aoys. sad ~ preS'I- -
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Stanford. Kentucky.

k,~ps N hanls cnuplst6 stock If nss'~ cuitl,
all th. lated stvts gnd varieties IT THINNING.
N1vrlti', and N'ip.. 1pi complete iiuJ ct lti.,s
furnishing n.-i~. shi,h N. ui,r> To- the puhii at
very ua~'iila rrir,~. H.-i,
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HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRx. Saturday. July Is, 1874.


In the local horse trade of the week under
review there has BEEN usual this time OF the year,
little or no movement. limited demand for oB priced
draft horses in the Bulls Head Market and a compare
tyelv more active distribution OF all kinds OF stock un
der the hammer at the principal auction marts, vero
almost the only indications OF existing horse trade
Dealers in valuable stock do not count upon an improved
market during midsummer, aud the present auspicea
are not considered favorable early opening OF tho
Fail trade they SEEM for the sake OF clearing their
stables well disposed make liberal concessions 10 cash
buyers.
SALES OF THOROCGHBRED AND TROTTING STOCK
Carlboo four year old colt :he latest addition 10
Nr JOS Donohues stables price paid, $780, True Blue
a well known son OF Lexington, was sold among other
horses at the Monmouth PARK. Long Branch Wedues
day last 10 Mr. - p Utterback OF Kentucky for s. 500
The brown stallion colt signal purchased by Mr.. Z.
A. Pritchard u Ohio, from V. K. Mills Of Orange Co.,
n Y for $500 The bay FLY Jennie Hanson and a bay
yearling By Bowmaa's Abdallah have been bought by
Mr Pennislan OF Kentucky for e5 ana S225 respect
The carriage trade Of the week. Ike that OF its mme-
has seen probably less inactive tnAn
the M midsummer season would have led 10 anticipate,
Yer there busInesss Of any moment, ana taken ~
a whole yefy uneqga1y distributed. Horses OF Wen
shed. the market mud themselves
with sill large stock hand which according TO al
reasonable calculation should have been disposed or De-
more lucky their repositories almost empty 40 ae
TO leave scarcely any KIND VI AZ assortment or vehicles
hand
E5e-''I PC q ,,-T'a9s $3.50 i7or'' oa'T'a0's o2s
DasS Wes, Indies 80. rs Exports u Haiertas
BruIh S...l DO BFn Auts lSe Pkg Is 2Sl
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furniture.

TOR SAIE-DESKS. CHAIRS, RECITATION
i -RlIS LL4Ck8JAEU>. CARP rs &c, sufficient ieI 100
ts-s Call or auaess S. 4Ol West jU.lsG, NAIARLON SCI
Grave
MISFIT CARPETS-GOod secondhand and
vi u5t CARPET, scecatri azes rca patterns, very
sas49 ll- Plt0l-si, near Nassau. side entrance
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS
W tr FURNITURE. CARPETS arc BEDDING az
COWPERIHNAITL 20 - nos zoo ana l3I ChAihaTn-st
as IMMENSE STOCK AND Low PRICES.
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Boaro Gn0 Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

ITO LFT-At 2G 6th-ave, near 4th-st.. an ele-
Ft FLOOR al Improvements gas bail, closet separate NE
aT.t ysT1 rent reasonable gocd tenant
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HIuslc1l lustrumcris

A LARGE STOCK of PIANOS, Square and
"A UDht 10 RENT or SELL cheap SaIes MY payments
Cal At aBRRELLs go Unl .us-e No 100 t2eIte ave-
BRAUTIGAMs Upright and square
a. PIANOS second prices noierae Constantly on
s large assortment ec0nlut Pianos from best u1er New
and second Piano Wareuons NO id- bfoAHaY
An IMMENSE STOCK OF PIANOS, new
y ana second a maAcrs, ul to sell oa monthly
uagmertS WM A POND co., No. 3-l BoslS-i branch store
80 Uu.olsqUare.
DURDETT ORGANS.
BILLISGs WaEELOCK General Agents.
il Elst l4ihst
THE Old PIANO HOUSE of LIGHTE ~
psyeg a. he!r uaeroos Also Panoa ~
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GTcurslon5

Gxcurslon5.
EXCURSION DAILY, 80 BATH PARK, Bath,
L l. l. tie suest aee eouutrr FOR 4nrt rtsgoc
e people steamer THOMAS AILEi all cave The battery oo'
fol0wss o. ID anl TO clock O. "a ~ AAa = s'1
n m eaye Bath 30 30 o'clock lnd p H. rare
-Jc each way Splendid bathing and hr.c.ass resaa,9ni
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Countrn Real gstaic for Sale

OONnLIn nCuI USIlIt IOI SuIE
PEST LOTS IN FLUSHING
on $40 MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
MONEY Loaned TO THosB DESIRING TO BUILR
r -v srru.r when ret 10 hcsss ocaIT JOY
pa the OnIr u IRON Che city, 4-u IAns ual ae
Excellent schools and churches oi
erono1 water Gagged s1e-
rld All The comforts aud u1u les OF cy le Tor
I. nothing Free hIcuT-
- f.ur .laes alr Lsdes sb0w- evey couesy.
Mars anl .lee lcEet, 30
BrxL W HTCHCoCE's RIAL ESTATE HEADQUARTERS,
1853 Ta.rs-avs.. corner % Tvea'v-yrth-st
nor SALE-A tine FARM of 400 ACRES,
reside; improvements and commolious pnoe
80 pr ACTRESS g. G. LLOYD New Worcester Co.. Mo
MIIl-PROPERTY at RIVERSIDE, Conn,
VI $4,000. land riverside, Conn, eluuuO with
al nay agreed rctsuge ioT q properly Wei located
J.. FEHBIS l~j v sshlug zionist, n. 7.
S4KATOGA FARM. 122 acres. 2-stOry house,
= U axe rooms. large oub1T Prce $1,000
rutland a WHIllNG Beekman-st
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Rcal Gstatc 10 GrrhGu9e.

STOGE and DWELLING PROPERTY, tree
- .. arl sell rented a village tle city offered q
EXCHANGE oT B4OCK-yS PROPERTY ncam1ere5 sh one mort
rrrs .r.r rutland d WHITING. Bee kmau-st
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West Side

NHLERs BATH HOTEL,
vi Zgt-st. - The citv for sum
kEB BOARD sable and prices reasonable thr Ene oo
lssl % sr . v -r-e lie bot vel TO cal and
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anrtlOn Sales of Real estate

ADJOURNED SALE.
\ % a Manufacturing PROPERTY AZ Bevtsre j. which
a. .rrsrs- -- AUG g. For aarcu
h-, ,-,rta rlB BELVIDLKE MANUFAC IL aihG COMPANY
Iluo.r- y. 2.
NEw-Y0RE, JnIv 7, 1874.
On MONDAY. July %. inst, at 125 o'clock
" m HUGH CAMP, A1c0neer, will eA at Public Auction,
A. re-.1 rslesr1oW No III Broadway 4o5
Sfts stock CO.. 'or of
a. ..r-r-. GEO. A. HOTT Treasurer.
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Situaticns Udnteo--H Hldles.
Miscellaneous.

MISCELLANEOUS.
NURSE, PORTER. WAICHMAN, or Ike
~ position . respectable who Is u COMPETENT
Of nvaId gentleman o. soum ft,s
boadl hou best recon u4'AA
Can or address CARPENTERS. l3s West ilt. corner bnsye
TSEFUI-By an English Protestant man,
L who good COACHMAS ,na GROOM can care horses ea
order aud make himself lel ''l'
leutensns psce vii 10 uworLi Eges 20 ooect soa Lr
Inquire the HOME BUREAU 10 Oh ave- ADo'e
lO.nFt
ETSEFUL-By a young man aged 80 years
y Who desires s;uauon oH gr- eme1 place taou
care horses cattle, mix, good co aA u1
gariene repair ro1d, sn.t H
of gcrteeas place best reo elan AZ
qufe Al toe HOME BUREAU. lJo 6tlaye. above lOilsL
LNANTED.-The Young Mems Christian
W Association merchants and al business nea n e F
co1utr7 B0ok4ee1ers Cashier rtrT tfA'
samcn Co37 Porter &c Apply The I~eniy-ttrd-
st r -uuh-aVe.
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Neu-1ersep Rcal estate tor Sale.


A GOOD INVESTMENT.
A fOR SALE-5oOu0 acres = LAND Southern evJersev
Of 600 acres and upwsd Ihese
:, roo lsr1s hv suo railroads They
n good water powers good wood snd cedar lumber Address
WEIGHT, kvood y J.
T'TITY FURNISHED. three or more months,
II ooumslious I4-ro,m COT iAGB RESIDENCE and GROUNDS
ron Lberivst hv Cen
X x furniture, hei6ilg utensils
b rsstu Al1errev chickens vegetables fruit, desired
sv location well drained bghel streets bot
~ ssfe- mses churches and svcev;
so for plainly furnished Will sell and
20 balance long time chance
an W
vsrs~s combined West KIabeth Depot close BY
AZ 81 lURBAN." Z. 3D. Box l-4. EiEsbeth.
ORANGE. N.J.-Great variety property for
" ho1ses furnished an.1rnshei Catalogues
ebours Ia ) D. l. H.
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Couuirn prOpcrtn 10 Eet.

Couuirn prOperin 10 Eet.
ITO LET-A FARM on the banks OF the
>hrewsuur RIVER 20 bead of cattle
about usbr land, house and outhudng rent SsOO
re.r ApfIv o. g. LEIGHTON, Re- bsnk, teEyersey.
ITO LET for a bOarding-house, OF private
-e.e-.e N4NsION-HOCsE the banks Of tie hlvsturr
IJer VII soannolae 90 pesoaA Apply 20 C. LEIGHTON Red
blaE N-V-isrs-r-
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= 8.UIJNAI. N.N IOkh IIIl.
Newly f---sae provided Elevators aud All modem improve
ne- SI -.vare rouse, ITeut n1ilst have Ae! Dee.
1e- 20 ~ to.e PAGES Of Amusement au- le2ot.
LEwIs GEo S. LELAND, Propnetors
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Eelp Uauro-- fldies.
1 GENTS 1000 wanted % sell two money
~ no'ne just i-su Cal o. address 2 Treat sos saI
AGENTS WAN1ED.-Men who have can
= the pian yrsrs
A.tndrs io M several mtu m nf employ aclrssa
Gosd aBl gsSd tsrnory That
who n tt have aair thaa 40 ~ 4
, 49,. .--.,-. Z. .. ..-OL .. S...-.~si. S-sA
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Grmmsr Retreats.

5rmmsr Retreats.
Ill PERSONS iatriHg torn and trdreiers
"a f.,-tgg "a, Sumner Late TIL bAiLf fi4b, ~
,~.f W r,eo 1.ag psasy ~ 81 - 30 SshtA 10
gg4r.-. Of ~, tJs~ him cha.ssd as et7' a. Ns'e
sEuJU FkEfY TRIBUNE @tE h ssg dI'-~~s 10 p"o
-. sr ssn sala D. essasife n co. f-lYs
,.,,L-s sir-.d g IA sfsi.1a4 y nm -fihlE
I 4, t>,r hr,s~r. NJ 'silerAas pssts DdiLl jT eN
'".nI uIVERELY month hkhLl - motAt
PAVILION HOTEL,
y YFW-gRfGHTOh STATEN ISLAND.
fnaril Tnt
Is.r Fres ard bst IN the b' bor cav e''F
sif bo,, ,,or eot u Whi<Asf p~T ier1s medsrie
A-' N'' avn wv nARR CUTLER Pr-r1etsL
DRTGHTON HOUSTON THE BEACH
stPERTH AHTJY. n. J.
,.,, W1ntshsl-s, - from puf"-e'
and Cortian1sts the popular hfsi - - -.
I,e.tou uasurpa.4s groves Avis ut Tree -,
msrif $40 90 t!3 pei .eeL d - hA' :. 80, ~
VOZZFNs's WEST POINT HOTEL Is NJ"
-, s.u-,.- Ov--S~s, s.sS..'''s
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Brooklnu l1rOpertn 60 Get.

ITO LET-In Brooklyn, a handsome, brown
stone 'front.' HOUSE. 2Irf0rluJ Pachcst Bond
s Us; co g,rtee g1bcIhood surrounded h'
quct Of access from s Wi
Eroos yl. \. T.
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Citn proucrtr 10 fei.

TWO PARLORS with three ROOMS on the
card f9.r. uler1 improvements Of piano; mal-el orna
privilege 1 culfrT .n- tth-nouse 1Ios1
ta-e. le.-aorloJ. very 500 Z4- has l5tlsL
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
200 PIANOS AND ORGANS,

New and Secondhand. OF First-cias- Makers, wH ~
.otf nj LEVER Price. Instailments yr
r~1f N civ " Country during this month bg HORACE
WATERS A, sos. No. Isl BrOadway than ever be-
fore offered in New Ork. A SPECIALITY Pinnos
,Nf Organs leI ne
an tS(I Illustrated Catalogues Mailed
. large Discount O hurcheS. schools. Lodges. etc
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East Side

I ARGE airy ROOMS, with OF without BOARD
14AHe closet room, 0ssh, ETC. adjoining references 80 EAs
{.
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-ssssss...sssssass GAftAS
Exports n Cdrrta1e haisrtalS
Bugn Auzrruiis. l3b pkgs % 23l
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TO LET-Neatly furnished large ROOM, $G
Room per tlr lDof of prrate brown
sst o. ,ls reference rele No 1O4 Ea~
@S-sl
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Cnachmen.
Cooks.

COOK and WAITER-By a Chinaman; is a
y capable sud good or @ oountrl ho Or private
touse reference English luite oT "a
,gt he employer Can be HOME BUREAU is jslaSe
above LOtt-st
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County Board.

~ urvate from hore bathing and
r W miles o. newton p,ee 80 aue 81 per week address
q. n. D. Bath. L
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Prices and samples application
r -
ANzooo ty Tcnienoeu l'nNu ~
BAL dane m ~
UnrAed assortment o '"e4' =" H''
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A. CAUIERSKlLL FAiLs CATsKILL MOUNTAINS.
Ihf eetifaiei relor r % '0r quests
t'lts AID authorized vii be- in ATTENDANCE AZ tne
anc aoas. iatsL.l- J. l.. SCHUrT. Fropreor
ORIENT SPRINGS HEALTH INSTITUTE,
- AMhERST MASs-A families viii b. Accommodated gi,h
SUMNER bOAtD celebrated Ad ress
GEORGE ". RHODES. v. D. Amherst
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KTABER, 134 East Eighteenth-st., near
y Tt,a.,ve slug manufacturing all kinds Of MARBLE
- AgBiEIZED MANrELs AID other Nuse WORK grv.sy
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New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
dorsee, CARRIAGES. 6arHess. x

TOR SALE CHEAP-A square box leather
tsn ROAD WAGON Ioquire At lS6 xd i3o Ja-sL bssvo
south .lhA-s south jisSS, trsCSsn. L. D.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-20
Farmers.

EARM HAND.-A German man who under
si-as al. o farming would se place 70 g E-st North
seut or can m.E lG furnish
refrerce employer. Apply ODEL-s AGESCf' -Vs We~
3,-sL. c0!g4 Bry.-sAy
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-12-05
Marine Disasters.

The steamer Wilmington, from New
Orleans, which arrived at Baltimore on
Monday, reports that on Sunday morning,
during heavy squall off Cape Henry, she
encountered the schooner James Bradley,
from Richmond for Philadelphia, in dis
tress. The crew Of the Bradley were
transferred to the steamer, the second
officer Of the Wilmington with four sea-
men going upon the schooner with a
hawser. A few hours after, when of
Smiths Point, the scene of the Louisiana
disaster, the Bradley suddenly sank in
thirteen fathoms of water. L. I. Tobey.
the second officer Of the Wilmington, and
one OF the scamen, named Michael Sheri
dan, were drowned.
The oyster pungy Mayfower was sunk
by an unknown schooner, in Chesapeake
Bay, Sunday morning Five Of those on
board were drowned Thomas J. Green.
owner Of the pungy, and James Filman, Of
Boston, chung to the rigging. Filman was
Frozen TO death, but Green was rescued in
the afternoon.
A schooner, with three men on board,
was eapsized by squall on the Hudson
river, near Newberg, on Sunday, and all
hands are supposed to have been lost.
A scow, loaded with lumber, was washed
ashore at Geneva, Ohio, Monday morning,
and the bodies of a man and boy, covered
with ice, were found in the wreck. The
scow looked as II it had been run Into on
the lake.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-12-05
Notice to Creditors.

NNHE undersigned having settled in the
Il Orphans Court an account Of the Per.
sonal Estate Of George Grouse, late Of Carroll
county, deceased, aud ascertained the balancs
in their hands for distribution according "a
law among the creditors OF said deceased.
hereby give notice to said creditors 10 6Ie
their claims against said deceased, legally
authenticated, with the Register Of wills Of
Carroll county, on or before the 2Gth day Of
December instant, preparatory TO distribu.
ton of the assets Of said Personal Estate. 10
be made amongst said creditors, under The
direction Of the Orphans Court Of Carroll
county on the 9Th day Of January, 1875; after
which said last date the undersigned will be
prepared to pay each Of said creditors their
respective dividends according to said distri.
button, at the Office of the Register Of wills
for Carroll county, in Westminster, Nd,
when aad where they will please call in per.
son, or by Attorney, TO received the same.
EDWIN II. GROUSE,
GEORGE A. GROUSE,
dec OFT Executors.