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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30
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There are many medicines that give
tsansiant fslisf u dokneDs without tpuch-
ing the, source and seat Of the complaint.
Hmtsftsr.a Stomach Bittsrs y not ono Of
thsss. The great tonic and restorative
doss not cobblS ne Diseased and sntecbled
systsns 1tispok . Nners palliative, that
only temporarily controls few UNPLEASANT
symptoms. No; Il h invignrating, rsgula-
ting, rsskoea1ivs psincipls peuettaies to the
very source Of the difficulty in tie fluids and
solidsof the bvdy, An hencsit cures are rad
ical ard thorough. In;dyspepsiA II strsugth-
ems the stomach, IN liver conplaintit regu-
lstes tie Gov of bile .Sin cosssLntipa III
promQlss . punctusl habit q Ed, I'M nSr-
vsua ai,meptsit tspes the sem AeHk ,asd
motive fbrss. IN rheumstism IL poa0l1 ka1s
gsis saf y Z! 80 & sCs,s! dsesAE aa'
pauNeea the snaac'1seu 1Sums. 49,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30
OLD SETTLERS MEETING
Saturday, August list, 1874.
The Old Settlers Association will meet

Saturday, Auguss list, 1874.
The Old Settlers Association will meet
In the ~ Z -
f e$ ECOURT HOUSE, ffstks&
at one o'clock r. NJ. promptly, on the date
above, to make arrangements for the
Annual Reunion
to bs'held on Saturday, August 2sth. &
Let nothing but sickness deter any men,
Der from coming to this meeting.
All persons who have resided IN Wapsl-
10 county for the past twenty COY years
are cordially invited to attend this meet
ing and become members OF the Associa-
ton. Some seventy.five names already
ncrolled. E. WAsHBURN, Prest.a
WIN. III. UALDwELL, Sec'y.
Papers throughout the county please
copy and keep standing till day.
q fa. -
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Jehn puasard. ! boy ssysn q sight

John Bastard. : boy ssysn o. sight
yean ot -, fsll 81 ~ railroad
bssdes about > o'clock this aftsrnoon.
and was drowned. His body has not
bssn found, His father d. . baker
~ works for +. @. Daum.- DaGy, n.
y TAs body 81 ths boy Bastsard,
drowned q the railroad bridge yes
tsr1ay, WAS found this morning, and
- inQpest hold On II BY Coroner
Ia1hsoD,-0ajlv. g. Ss i
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

Watermslons have made their ap-
psarancs In market, and quinine will
advance III price immediately.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

Worcester he's not yet become tired Of
hanging Window Curtains for nothing.
iuly0 s6wAt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

Rulings u Tie Hsssmasser General.
The Postmaster General has made
the following rulings under tho new
law. Our readers will do well to cut
them out and post them up In their
places Of buainess:
l. Dry goods may be mailed under
the rules governing third class matter,
packages limited to four pounds,
wrapped % - to admit OF examination
without destroying the wrapper, and
unaccompanied by any writing In I'd.
dition to the address, postage, ono
cent for each two ounces or fraction
thereof. s "a ~ sa - egn
2. Tho Fourth Of Jaly beiar . leeal
holiday, Postmaeters can clcoe their
o0cee On that day the Same @ on Sum
days.
3. Publishers of newspapers cannot
1end copies of their papers to other
than regular subscribefs, without pre-
payment OF postage at transient rates,
no matter whether parties addressed
live in the same county or not.
4. All third class matter should be
prepaid In full, or the same should not
Be forwarded bat II the same reach
- 1csuns!ion, not having been pre-
pala ~ iull; aooDlo me prepaid rates
tion. When parties refuse TO pay the
postage ON mershandise, and to take
Il out of q Post Once, Il should be
.ee' ~ WIZ sac Ds..s Le'.or oMce.
f-c,n -. eI pos. nmars - 80 scn. ~ oa.s
-. .LoL 9 49, 80 hu., y .uoIne. w..n
~. ..si aI .na ~ ~ nsSIng t1em 0lssr,D-
49,, 49, sn. ~ ~ .11 49,. =. senosA uc-
n Ss - ~ O.nIs - Wrlcn ny a.o
s e'.s, !. ~ suSy .nou.a 20 RrcPslo N
iu cant = ~ ~ s.ch onnss. :. sns .s 2.
:. = Sslo 49, = iS...S Cc e lIscuon
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

HULL-HOUSE-On-, July 9Th,
by w. y. Fstsir, J. p, Nh. CaRIsTo-
Pkxk Il Hull end LouysA HouaE. Al
Of Wapello County, W
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30
sAGaRiCULTUnAL MEETING.
CouRT HOUSE,, !
~ Ottumwa, July Is, "a !

AAGaslCULrUnAL saEErlsS.
ga CouRT HousE,
~ Ottumwa, July Is, 745
Net pursnant to Adjournment
Roll called: Present, 4. f. Newell,
President, VIM. Wycof, Vice Presi.
dent, H. Garfield, Treasurer, VIM. II.
Caldwell, Secretary, s. w. Summers,
Cor, Secretary, A. Stuber, d. Il.
Michael, N. 9. Hill, VIM. Pedrick, J
r. Myers. Geo. w. Creath, James
Bnrnangh, Directors.
President Newell In the chair.
Col. Summers, on behalf OF commit.
tee appointed At last meeting to secure
transfer Of stock Of Ottumwa Driving
Park Association, made tho following
report, to.wit:. lions ss4 -
The committees appointed to purs
chase the grounds known ~ the Driv.
ing Park, 70 BE- used by this Society
for holding it's annual Fair, made this
report: ss,s sia M,
As.'ney n1ve nAu soe soDJecs unoeE
oon.'us1ss'on ~ Asadel nAins 20
..ee' me committees me iemalnaer q
the COMMITTEES deemed II advisable TO
consult with and ask the services Of
- NY : IN, ,lvm sn.el .oWnsnip
e. w. ts.aliy srsnseo'
aaa - ). n.s .,u, ,no oomm'''se ne,ew'.n
49, ~ suop'ion me ac''on nerein
'sc Tn
e. '..''.' 49, !. e.e.s ue.l ~
.noi', 'ounu = ampFacs'csoie 70 ootain
~, De a'.'snmen. q tne STOCK OF the
. =. wasnOus sums TO-
s go s- ~ O0'' 9 ~ s,oonas
s"u PlOvem0nts, We ere ADVISED,
ana are fully convinced exceeded
$1,000. And upon . careful estimate
made by your Committee. 4 von,a
-. go. - ..s7s..---. - - -.
80 "a 49, - II purcnase lofty 40
acres OF ground not 20 well situated
and mako the improvements thereon
as now exist upon the ground Of ,he
spsrk, Assoc,.tior ~ 49, ,,1,.h,,.. :,
~. .,,.. ~s.-.." , -
.1S - s0A 1' Anu Sf0uple 81 Mak-
lng tne improvements. I'll M ~ ,r,s,
Finding 1t dificult to ret the pro.
posed assignment OF stock. We obtained
. meeting with .om. ~ ~. ,~.,n,....
memhars os ~. D. A..S.!s. 49,.
- . N"0 - Assoo'auon' .no
tney su0mlsted tne proposition to us
TO take 81, 900 for their grounds, to be
paid In The Lanaford mortgage. snd
-. ..,a -,
o. 20. psy mon'' ING REMAINDER 70
Association. We therefore recon-.
mend for adoption, the following seso-l
lutions.
Resoloed, That ths Wapsilo County
a gric9ltural Society Purchsse the
s s..c;a.sn. ~, =, ~ DLlvaeg 49, A.
this renor. to.wis. n Eon an .na ~. ~ ~
the said amount pay OF the Langford
mortgage, prov ided SIOOO 10 1aissd b.
1874. - ~ CIV 10y - august
Rssolved, Thst the Preaident Seora
tary, and Director N. Q. Hill, be au-
tns ia M enpoMerea g contract
nav BE- deemed ,scssss s ~ - s S"v.s -.
the foregoisg resolution.
Rssoived, That the ofIacers named In
The lAs' resolution be required to sip
49, ~ b away lor NE remainder due
mil s.d mor,s.ss !. ia p.s "a . ~.
The remain a. dne ~ 81 nsid mt ~
lhe treasury after paying ell premi- |
nms. Signed, -
~ pSusf Committee.
On ,no,,cr :, ~. yr.,. ~. ......
"a. recaivea
an unotsor ~ ~, ~.
pVIt - ~ WuOl0 Wa oOOpte0s
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

y. N. Wilson, one OF the COURIER
subseri5ers, brought the first load Of
sew wheat to market to-day. IA n
Baker bought It for rs cents per
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

The City Park OF Cedar Rapids
adofds good pasturing. Ottumwa's
City Park makes : good stone yard.
1hsse things are Z mere matter Of
fSafA III
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

Potatoes and green apples are now
coming. TO market by the wagon load
instead OF BY the bagful.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

Worcester furnishes and sets Window
0iess ct his own expense and risk for one
half Pittsburg rats. July 9 d6t WIT
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

Monday the City Marshal Of Des
1oinss autographed John Gray, to stop
John Harrison, who left that city with
. plug hat and lot OF ahoes, which
had been obtained under false pre-.
tense. Mr.. Harrison was leaving the
country when arrested, bnt come down
with the stamps to the full value Of
the goods and was allowed to 90 on
his way rejoicing. 49,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

After ten years trial Worcester's mixed
Paints still take the lead. july Sd6 tw4t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

& The following table Of rates will
show the difference between the old
and new passenger rates ON Keokuk
and Des Moines Railway between
Ottumwa and stationp named:
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

Mr. Worcester has sold two hundred
show cases Of his manufacture, and still
keeps large stock on hand juy8d8tw4t
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

AT thirty-ffve the Average American dis
Govern that be has an *hfernal Stomach
and koss into the hsndsIof the doctors for
the remnant Of his life. Prevention is bet
ter than cure, but DR.. Walkers Vinegar
Bitters will both curs ard prevent diepep-
sis. diseases Of the skin, liver, kidneys.
bladder, and all disorden arising from ..in-
formal stomach" il8d&w4w
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30
WOOL Wool III Wool!i!
wanted WansSA wantedi

y b. Saumels offers tbs highest price in this
market for Wool, ofsx4hange for the BEST
WOODEN Goops mand factured-from the
celebrated Woolen MiilS Of Alton, Illinois.
His stofe can b found corner Main and
Market streets (Gossageb old stand), Cur.
lew block, Ottumwa, Iowa. 7-w8m.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

Worcester keeps tho largest stock of
Picture Frames and Picture Frame Mould.
ings in this country. and sells them very
chap. d jaly0d6twAt
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

The subscription list Of the WEEKLY
CeUslEa y fnSreasing rapidly. There
= still room for the names Of 500
more In Wapello county that should
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

II IL pretty certain that five new
brick buildipgs Will 60 up this fall on
the ground burned over ON Saturday
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

Censanr I.ini,nens.

There Is no pain which the Gen.
taur Liniment win not relieve no
swelling IT will not subdue, and no
lazneness which II viii not cure.
Thlsis strong language, but 1t Ia
true. It has produced more cures
Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lockjaw
uayav eppoina a~ol1iuw cotot
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

o. %. = en-. .. - ,.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

Cures Diseases ArisIng from Imprudsncee.
Habtts Of Dissipation. ETC., in all their stages
at little expense. little or no change In diet,
NO fnconvenlence. and no exposure. It causes
Urinate. thereby removing Distractions,
rrevsntfng. and Curing Structures Of the
Urethra. Allaying Pain and inflammation, and
expelling all Poisonous masser.
Used by persons IN the decline or change
Of life; altar confinement or labor pains, bed
wetting In children, etc.
Prof. steele says: cone bottle Of KeArncyt
Extract Buchu ls worth more than all other
Buchus combined
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1874-07-30

AA4A " - - - - -
:. - : oo,h 1914
1sgn.oza $1,000. : ~ 49,. ss=.==
i.-~s LAT - pl.ster,nr Hair Jus
49,. ~ ,o7a1 !. Q
- e. -,
Io'.'os .1I 49, . ~. :. NV
.o.'' !. ..As, 'o"e
lns'saa y ~ 49, Oss ~.
,sss:aS My.. w. c.,s..;..s ~" sl.su =
nsDs'nS W'u1o" 0'a'n' 'o :..,. no'nine :,
e. --.,..-.- Ju'y0 10Y sowa'
80 s ..o '.suo '.slF ~.
Ps.ssAss - ..s.e', ana qulnine VIII
sdvance u prlce Immediately.
Aft.s tsu ve.r, tri.l Wrcs.,s.,. , ,,
Paints still take the lead. july SIDE .w4,
n,. ,....., .--,.,. ~. -. .-.
hx;.t h,,s,a;.r. IN, ~ rs -, Iew
=. g.nrra ha.n.d -. s.1a.. =
1880 ~ 'uy
aaua 80. -....,
1shA Gitv p..L "a C.a.. p..ss.
49, 80 - 81 Neu.l napiu :
80 p.''u''ns. o''umWAs
Wy So. makes good stone yard.
1870 WINGS arc : mere matter q
~. A., n.5. :. =. -. "a (, Ia.
fer,nn Co... .ra q. gr.a,rr - -.
.a,..... s.,,' - !. ). -.
.ssrs.,.. go. 4. .,' -. 1872 s'sa' -
-
show csses Of bis manufacture, and s.ili
keeps large stock on hand. juySdetv4t
IN. .nh.c-;n,,o. IL. :. -. ~ I.
cs,,e,.. /. f,.rsss,ns 49, !. = r; s " n
= An room sor th. , ~ s.s - !. 1 sno :
more 40 Wapeilo county that should
80 " -. ~
J. ". Wilson, one or the COURIER
subscri5ers, brought the, first load Of
new wheat to market to-day. IN
$3.50, 80 " .0s - censs Per
0N ss.''' -----.-..,.......-.E s,se 4 -,
The irrspressible Worcester Il now busily
sIsa = Ir'ns " ana WIN soon % nm
~ = IS -'s .1lus = h's a,ne, ca 81
~ 1870 -...e.. !. '10sA"sn
Fifth street, from Green street north.
ID now recsiying the attention, az The
Street Commisaioner, and the dirt IA
being hauled from there to Fourth
strsst1n mont OF the Episcopal Church.
rns tonRIre. VIII ~, n,.. !.
.orr.c4 -. 40. /, ,a.;.. !. ~,,s e.
tar. Nestic~ m.t,rc a. u..n.s.
Anvoat n ISz4
~ W. n. cAY nwr,, 49,
-- ---------.-.... .-----
Anea Norman R.mho 80 .h;. .o,.,-
alaoo ~ a.llInr beer vithont ,,csnss
us plead xuilty Or he would not have
rot OF 90 easily.
- : : - ...'. = -
49, o y IA a1tnlsnea ana sets window
half Pit,.burr - u ,n al,l N, dst v uIs
. TAA Ola set,lers, nee.irr - r.L.
a n. ~ =. ,n,h :, 4
sAl.hs.,,on i. = :. Ma a..s
A..,..s -. ,n..,.a - = -. r.,
h.,s.ns.. ..h,s.s.s T'
mn $3.50. ..n. -.
$780,
s. -
fo,, ,e.r-r.a ~. hnna-.a "a a.,
q - - 49,. :. aA.. 49,!
oletLents 70 me onited otstes Court
q Keokuk. The Grand Jury has .
large amount OF business ain before
3, ma WIN PROBABLY remain In sess-
lon two weeks longer. /
a.. Z, c,,- .c-.s-h.,,, -,ao.,. -,
w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19

curved tail various streaks Of this matter You nave
here picture Of the curved tail aud you viii notice tne
variety OF sreaks thrown out 81 tSa knd Of
have been describing Matter more easily relW',aoS
carried away with the matter less easily ropo,oa
and from time to time some parts were swept On
~ that there was combng out of the tail OF the larger
part while the straight tail maiDed perfectly dstnGs
an the while There was curious fact indeed anu
seemed 10 dispose OF Tyndals theory that the tai OF
comet il not produced by repulson put certain hnu
action produced behind GOMEZ, anu u * nrocess
which perfectly 10 correspond WIN tne "a
repulsiOD and IT seems explicabe IN no o.net way.
that there ~ some force III tue tucVr, VI ieP"''N
power exerted by the SUM-
EXPLANATION OF THE PLURALITY oP TAILS.
Unjust remark at this point that owe to Prof Nor
OF Yale College those views as to the formation an"
behavior OF that comets tail They occurred independ-
emily 70 Sir j. Herschcl; but found paper contain
ing complete account OF all the phenomena oil that tan
had been published many years before. Now et us con
slider the WAY which the head formed There u tne
comet as it first appeared small round object not
more 10 appearance than the comet OF ioto
La time tho comet became len gheDed and then grew ou
tail. There In the frat place the formation no. o,
a crescentshapcd object, and from either size OF as
object matter WAS thrown on Inc nh oee' h INITIAL
behind the head As time passed all around the ceh'n,
bright part OF the head, matter was riseu lon .ar
head Of the comet. even as Herschel had iouna ill.,
was raised from Haley's comet; 1t was raseu anu .o
condensed and formed envelope ar0ind tue conlet
Over rainclouds the vapOr OF water ~ raison anu
the process cloud formation takes place again. 80 as
we see two layers OF clouds: after time we Degn
to notice two envelopes were FORMED, ana IN i.u
can see The third envelope beginning to he formed.
When those three envelopes were iormon' tna. .
the time when the comet AS seen III hien ,,, ss
tails 1t seemed though the three i,
each of them gave the material Whon u Hih
was 10 he formed. And are led IN tnat way 70 an
explanation OF another comet very 9oG'
the ak taed comet of 1874. This was called tnc sA
tailed comet bat IL seems me that when we view Iie
matter in the way have been considering II we shoo
look upon that comet thrce-taied comet not sly
tailed You wnl see clearly in moment thaI theic IL
good reason for reducing tie nilnbcr OF ItiiT'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19
COMET OF 1880.


There il fact which either shows we have 10 deal
A. 10 comets tall with matter which has not been
formed in reality but is way made to become ap
parent else have TO deal with force ineom-
paraby greater than gravity This repulsive force OF
the sun seems incomparaby greater than that of
Ivy. Gravity had led that comet over distance Of
100000 miles four weeks, and IT threw OUTFITS tail in
tour days. There rs the first evidence
Tbe comet came so eose to the sun distance only
the 1G0th part Of that which separates our earth from
Is 600 greater than the endured by EARTH
There then was heat which We might very Wen
ments. All the materials on our earth would, under
such a heat be vaporized Newton assigned path 10
TO He not able TO say for how long time
II would away before II returned but III the case of
HALEY comet Dr. HALEY not only calculated path
the comet would follow, but be looked through the
annals OF astronomy TO see IT there were any comet
year 1901, and another In the year 1891. and
s wa not very daerent from the interval
is3I and lGO7-76 years about-he concluded that the
comet had period years. and he boldly presented
the predicton that in the year comet would
return 10 our nelghborbood. The prediction was an
Astronomer had ever yentured TO say a comet would
follow certain path at any given time and there
was this interesting circumstance about IT, when thai
.omet returned the astronomer who predcted II would
long since have passed away
UCcEssFUL PREDICTION OF A COMETS RE-APPEARANCE.
When 1859 came astronomers went over the caeula-
non made by Dr. HALEY, AMI they found, from their
greater experience, how that comet might
be dealt with. They able 10 tell the very month
and even predict the day They said upon April H. I6s
xith limit OF error Of one month. this comet would
come back to it's point approach 10 the sun
II actually returned, and made It's nearest approach 70
fhe sun on March 49, l759 just within the limits OF
error They did not know at that time that he
Uranus or Neptune existed and these had eIerted their
influence that comet. -
hui when the return year 1895 approaching AS
,ronomers had learned about Uranus, though Nep-
sanr had not been discovered, and also how 10
deal much more perfectly with the processes OF
mathematical analysis, involved IN calculating
,s conrse OF celestial bodies; and they said this
a1et would return November, 1885, and they put the
dates between Nov. IL and Nov 10 German astr0n-
asr Rosenbereer gave the exact date as Nov Is The
dsts on which comet did make Its nearest
ra.ch no the sun Nov. H. and certain strange
o. ,1srs noticsd As 1t approachcd the sun II pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19
COMETS AND METEORS.
THIRD LECTURE OF PROF. r. A. PROCTOR
AL ASSOCIATION HAIL.

All ASSOCIATION HALL.
DESCRIPTION AND ACCOUNT OF THE REMARKABLE
COMETS OF HIsTORY-THE REPUL>NE ACTION
BY WHICH THE THE TAILS APPEAR To BE
FoRMED-THE COMET FAMILIES OF JUPITER
AND HIS FELLOW GIANTS-How To RECOGNIZE
THE METEOR SYSTEMS-METEORs AND COMETS
IN THE SUNS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE
THEORY THAT METEOR SYSTEMS HAVE BEEN
EXPELLED FROM THE GREAT PLANETS.
Prof. r. A. Proctor f. II. - gave the third lecture
of the course of six on Astronomy. under the
auspices of the Young Mems Christian Association
at Association Hall on Saturday evening. The sub
ject Comets and Meteors" was treated as in form
er lectures, by means of pictures ana diagrams
prepared specially for Mr. Proctor, and also by pho
tographs exhibited on large scale by means of the
oxy-hydrogen stereopticon of the stevens Gechno-
logical Institute The audience present on Saturday
evening equaled in numbers and intelligence those
which have on the previous lectures IN Brooklyn
and here filed the halls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19
A SHIP RUN DOWN AT SEA.

The bark Mary NJ. Bird has just arrived at
th,, port Her Captain Joseph Packard reports that
the bark struck ship on the sarboard quarter the
night of Nov g. The Bird herself not very seriously
injured but the unkno vessel filled rapidly. and sank
soon after the collision. The bark remained III the
vicinity until daybreak. when nothing visible. II
mad impossible to any OF the unknown vessels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-19
Gonses ano tarms Uanteo

EARM WANTED on north shore of Long
L Island price exceed $4,000. Apply 10 RULAsD
WHITING Beekmaust
XVANTED-TO PURCHASE, near or in some
w VILLAGE on CITY, HOUSE, With LITTLE LAND.
NO FANCY PRICES NOTICED. ADDRESS BOX I'll, SALEM
CENTRE WRSTCHESTER co, ~ Y
WYANTED-T0 BUY for cash, fOur-story
w hixhs.oOp HOUSE from Thirty fourth to Porr
,rast. between Fifth aud SiIt sI no, less thin 20I5O
KiKRR. HBSSB Co.. . Pss-st
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Goumirp prcpertp to Get.

TOR RENT-In Cincinnati, the finest RETAIL.
BUSlsHSs STAND ID. city, the most prominent square
large four oneont badng with hydraulic
elevator heated by splendid night se from bs
old aod posonoes hBs In city within
half and III occupied b. the
retail 1rygoo Efbt Reason for renting desh Of H.
Regsn. Address NJ. REGAIN Co., Cinennsu, Ollie
Two LET or LEASE, for business purposes or
residence, COTTAGE. Of ground 2OOrtO0 feet
The B,st RIVER adjoining Hunters PolRt Inquire Of HIRAM hkR
RIFT. 50 Thriave.
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EXCHANGE IN ILLIN0IS-A rolling prairie
~ grain and FARM 700 be divided into
butng 200 u1frr high state
OF cultivation. balance timber ani meadow 30 miles from CHICAGO,
Illinois Central Railroad vii EXCHANGE Tor farm IN hes Icrs
state NeTJerseT. or country re-eacs J. HOlT SON
III Broadway.
ITO EXCHANGE-HDUSES all over Brook
IIi Highs. South Brooklyn, Wilamsburgi soendd
Morrsans RIVE Discn, stamford rcsene
Asylum Hartford houses NevYork for
BROOKLYN free house, in Brooklyn
Jams In state four stores with
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