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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-09-24
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ind unperceived attack Of Pulmonary Affections
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tie distressing diseases which beset the Throat
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Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-09-24

il the old Cabinet Rooms of Butler 4 Smith
W lere am receiving chocene goods daily from
N iwaukee and ChicagO. consisting OF every
tn ng wanted for family use, in the logging camp
or mill or on the river.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1874-09-24
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this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces o color which will
neither rub nor wash off. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r. P. HAIL l. CO.,
NASHUA, Nh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26
Letter from the Springs.

Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette |
MONTGOMERY SPRINGS, Va, June "a
Time glides swiftly away at this lovely place,
days run into one another, weeks into months
ere we have an idea Of its rapid strides. Life
at Virginia watering place is very pleasant
the mornings spent 10 reading, sleeping, riding
boating, bathing, card and croquet playing
The ten-pip alleys are alive with busy crowds
uearIy the whole day through The evenings
pass away before we know it with the same
amusements as the morning. Music Oh the
lawn twice day and at night, the never to be
done without gay and joyous dance. The child
rem, too, enjoy the SPRING; they have one long
play day and at night: before the elders are al
lowed to enter the ballroom it is for an hour
given up to the little people Added to these
can be mentioned the cool, sweet, clean, white
rooms, newly furnished, aud the excellent fare
provided by our hosts, Mcssrs. Colboun &
Cowan. The bill Of fare is enough to satisfy
the most astideous-mouotain mutton, south
western beef, chickens; but why mention all,
suffice it to say that our table is supplied with
every luxury of meat and vegetable that the
season affords; delicious milk, cream and but
ter, with the best bread, add much to any ia
bic, and here we have an abundance of ALL
Capt Colhoun, the residen. partner and man
ager, is one of the best caterers in the State
He Justly gained for the Allegheny Springs
their reputation for excellent management and
good fare. he is assisted by Mr.. G. C. Gary,
formerly of Richmond, and Mr. Thomas Gary
is the chief clerk. Mr.. Obeuchain, the ROOM
clerk, we are pleased to see, is here again this
season. He is one of the most popular clerks
10 all the mountains, and deservedly so.
These Springs are situated in little valley
half way up the eastern side Of the Allegheny
mountains, amidst the most beautiful scenery
to be found 10 the Commonwealth. On either
side of beautiful awn, containing, say six
acres, raHge sixteen cottages containing from
two to eighteen rooms all Of which have been
recently re6tted and refurnished. The dining.
room is capable of seating 500 people, and is
on the first floor of the main hotel. % the
secotd floor ara the ballroom and parlors. The
music for this season is from the Annapolis
Naval Academy Band, and is very fine. A
year ago the present proprietors bought the
Montgomery, which was then much out of re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1874.

MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA BOUNDARY
The arbitrators selected by the States OF FT-
eipia and Maryland to whom is to be sucmlt-
ted the adjustment of the controversy about
the boundary line between the two States
VIM. A. Graham, Ex-Governor of North Caro-
lima, and Jeremiah S. Black, Of Pennsylvania,
met 10 Washington yesterday for the purpose
Of organizing the board Of arbitration, selecting
the umpire and arranging she prelimnarles for
the bearing of,,he case. Attorney General H.
T. Daniel, of Richmond, and Judge Rober tsoD
of Charlottesville, appeared, uoder appoint
ment of Gov. Kemper, as counsel for lrglula'
and ex-Attoruey General Isaac D. Jones, and
ex Gov. WIN. Pinkuey Whyte, under appoint
ment of Gov. Groome, appeared as counsel ior
the State of Maryland. After session OF sew
eral hours the meeting was adjourned to July
2lst at which time, it is expected, the umpire
will be chosen, aud the case put 10 condition
for hearing. From appearances, aud from
the various questions involved in the contro'
yersy, it promises to be long and tedious To-
vestigation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, JUNE -, ISL
Sun rosc............4 81 Moon sets ........... j.
Sun sets ...............7 26 High watcr......m o
ARRIVED:
Steamer George Fl Stout Philadelphia, t. +
A Reed. She reports passing ten n titeen light
vessels bound up.
Schr Isabella Jewett, Bangor, t. Alexandra
Marine Railway Cumnsny.
Schr Ellen Tubr, Jersey City, to American
Coal 90
Schr Luhina, Georgetown to W 4 Smoo:
PASSED Up.
Schrs A K Weeks, II J Raymond and II
Squires.
Steamship c Knight Now York, by Ilooo
s. Johnston
Stesncr Express, Baltimore, by Jos Breeders
s. Co.
Schr Alexander Young, Boston, by John =
Agnew.
Scbr Jas Young, Lynn, Mass by john I
Agnew.
PASSED DOWN
Schrs A II Howe, w Z Weaver ana S Henry,
from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr j Raynor, hence, ut New Bedford 2}!.
Schr Mcrwln, hence" nj Norwich I'D.
Schr Annie : C"snnt hence for Boston, put
into Baltimore 9th instant in distress. having
been in collision with nj unknown sch "n"r.
This collision has been heretofore reported III
the Gazette The unknown schooner rci"rr"!
to is the & +. Sampson, which has since arrived
here uni urt and gone Ia Georgetown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

The commencement exercises at GEORGE
town College took place yesterday. The exer
cises, which were enivened throughout by
mnsfc were opened by we'll composed and
appropriate salutatory by Geo. P. Fisher, jr.
w. S. Perry, of Washington. D. g., followed
10 an address upon This World of Ours.
VIM. C. Niblack, of Indiana, then spoke IN
favor of international arbitration as substitute
for war. Thomas Ewing Sherman, the son OF
General Sherman then delivered an address, up
on Science and Religion" The valedictory
was spoken by Chas. Q. B. Cowardin, of Rich.
mond. Rev. P. H. Healy, S. j., president of
the college, then awarded the honors aud pre-
miuns Of the session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

Littelrs Living Age for this week is as usual
very attractive. The next number-the first iu
July-begius new volume, and is good one,
therefore, with which to begin new subscrip.
tons. The subscription price ($S) is low; OF
still better, for $40, any one Of the American
81 magazines is sent with The Living Age tor
q year. Littell l. Gay, Boston, publishers.
The American Farmers Advocate for June
contains the summaries of crop condition fol
the previous month. These reports are recog
nized 10 all the markets Of the country. The
subscription is but dollar. The publication
Office is Indianapolis, Indiana
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26
DisnSt r on Long Island.

New YORK June % Last evening an i'm
uIcns s:onc gr'st mill. owed by L'Honme
d'eu, at The BraIrh. IA village fiiccu miles
i,om Al"un' Sinai, h. which for suwe time
h.s been considered unsafe, was blown down in
4 heavy gale of wind The roof Vas first car
ned away, and fell upon horse and wagon,
twenty feet disiaut with tremendous crash.
Eleven men were at Work iu the mill at the
time IN: disaster occurred. Immediately after
the root was carried away the massive stone
walls cavcd in, burying beneath the ruins five
oil The mlIers who were probably killed out
right. -Four men mraculously escaped injury,
and two were badly bruised
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

The Common Council OF Fredericksburg has
handed over all the rights and control OF the
corporation stock in the Fredericksburg and
Gordonsvie Railroad to the present and any
future Board of Directors that may be chosen,
without regard as to when the road shall be
completed. The single restriction exists that
the Board Of Directors are not to transfer the
corporation stock until the completion Of the
road to Orange Court House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

The Richmond Wing says:-Tbe wheat
crop in the Shenandoah Valley and 10 what is
known as the Piedmont section of the State is,
from what we have heard and seen Of it, the
best average crop raised since the war. We
noticed with regret that the little corn to be
seen upon the route between this city and
Alexandria was very backward and terribly
twisted and scorcbcd FROM the want of rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26
rEBNETARY AND COM MEKGHAL.

In financial mti irs there is very little, if any,
change t. note since last week. report. Money
nliuues very easy AT the centres" while
hercabou.s there is les dem md. There is some
movement in Virginia bonds, $4,000 consols,
cx coupons selling Mt 81 sig detached coupons
of July Sl!aS2. Railroad securities generally
are dull, but we note sslcs in Baltimore Of $3.50
o.. IL g. NJ. I: At 81. Corporation of Alexan-
driu stock unchanged, and TO sales reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

Sheep in demand ut l!aflc pcr ID, but Lambs
were very dull vt 'i!a9!c per h.
Hogs-Receipts ll,u@9 h adj Live Hogs wsra
nominnly quoted ut 81 &c per h, with y snl~I
lot Of fair DhloS selling II 81 s.! l.cr lUn H.,
Dressed Hogs were eas"r ana lower, clu.inp,
73c per pound.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET jan ~. ISL
Ca.tie-rrcclpt> 1908; mAikc. t"r good B.cy.
fairly active; prices steady AMI unrhaasco.
ooaSo 81: Tor TAR I" extra prime Steer
through Texans S,aS3 .; shipment: 2to
1--we Hogs active; rec"i pts 1900; firm and an
changed; range 25aS6 Tor common to choir.
with most sales st : 53aS5 % for iridium t., GOOD
shipments II GU Snrrp-reccpts 800; mark,
quiet 3 15aS5 for medium t, CHOICE shipments
75ti head
GEoRGETowS CATTLE MARKET. June 81 -
There were about oOJ head Of Cattle 100 Sheen
and Lambs and % Cows and Caivp. on the mY-.
ket this week with sales of Cattle 1T to &c
Sheep 81 to 81, Lambs = to SO Is per head. and
70 to St;O for Cows and Calves. All tie Gait.
| and SD Sheep aad Lambs We're sold; 2U N
and Lambs and 5 Cows and Calves ren.ai.r
over unsold Market fairly active.
| BALTIMORE HORSE AND MULE MARKET. The
| horse and mule market stili remains quiet The
sales curing me p st week have been very few,
and the prices have not changed To any yr.L
extent s;nc: last report Cool riding and driv.
ing horses :: r. not plenty; thy vary in pri,.
from 80 to S3tU. Ordinary rough work horses
from nlddling t" god, are held At from $50 Ia
500 each WORK horses OF n shade lower yr,i..
ale plentiful, and ing from $50 Sl25 Der hesd
me III ie market 5, il anything duller than
| the morse market AMI it premises to remain $,
for some time TO come Well broken W,.t-rn
mules are valued IT from go 20 $3.50 per span,
| BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MARKET
For cuIfe" the market continues very 1ui.t. bur
firm In tone, holders rot itering their stock.
Except IT extreme figures, and we quote ~ be-
fore, viz: For jobbing lots, lSa22ic Ior ordinary
to choice, all gold. Stock here IN first hanl,
about 5000 bags Rio.
/ Sugars-For sugars the market is steady a,d
firm though not specially active In grocer
| descriptions we hear of transactions Th,
market closes strong, and We uu IL u follows,
| viz: Cuba grocery grades s! SIC; Porto Rec
grocery grades, 81 SIC, and Demrrsra vrcuIm
pan S!alUc. The stock here is now Il ,UNU hnIs
LYScuBURG MARKET, June lS-There ar
no receipts oil Wheat, and quotations are ROM.
nal The receipts Of Corn very light. anI
prices are unchanged viz IS 80 There is Il
good demand for Oats, but the receipts are VERY
| light and quotations mr.. GOa65.
| RICHMOND MARKET, June Is The market i.
| very quct, and the quantity OF Wheat "lcrirg
| will not warrant quotatons; sample ot new
| was offered At 81, but no bid made. Sna!!
sales of Corn Il. 80.
| FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. June % Tie
| first new W heat offered brJug 81, for milling
purposes, the quality being choice. Cora :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

The President has gone to West Virginia to
visit some family relations. He arrived at
Stanton yesterday. About two thousand per-
sons we're at the depot. TIE President was
received by the Mayor, and cheered by the peo-
ple. The band which was attached to the old
S.ouewall brigade played several airs while the
o.r remained
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26
C.!.N.IL CO.N .NEK(E.

Arrivals Boat NJ Sanford, to American C"n
Company.
By rivcr-Boa.s NJ 5 O'Doanel. NJ SealIy,
I.ucndis ,Jno Spencer, Belle Rc$icy. 7 A Cor
man, Lille & May and Iowa, t. } 7 Agn""
DR. Brodcri K, to Hampshire and Balt'm"f"
Coal Go.
observation-disclosures; + l. Moore, ID Stewart, !
A Alcxa' der, Carrie u Murgle, NJ A My"r',
Excelsior and NJ Sandiord
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

FINANcIAL.-The State Treasurer yesterday
turned over to the Superintendent of Public
Instruction about SlO6. 900 for scholastic pur.
poses. The county treasurers yesterday paid
into the Office of the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts about $50, 900 for taxes OF various kinds,
exclusive of greenbacks, The treasury now
contains about 5000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26
Car renamed

Scar-faced Charley, one of the pardoned con.
victs for the murder of General Candy and DR..
Thomas, has been chosen delegate from the
Modocs in the General Council Of the Indian
Territory
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

The bill providing for two terms OF the U. 5.
District Court iu Fredericksburg, which passed
the House of Representatives at the late SEES
sion, was not reached 10 the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26
- ~ 1NnPIA GAZFTTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

lcient in the useful Young ladies who can do
such w"Ik will be we'll qualified for the charge
Of iOusrhDlds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

pair. A year has wrought m"g;cal charges;
numerous improvements have beet made, and
to day no more delightful place eau be found
in the State. The beautiful lawn las Il rapid
mountain stream running directly hrougl it.
and into this stream run nnmtr, Us DRAINS
which make the place ono Of ti,c DRY It IN rhr
mountains Arounl the lawn is Il 81. nj walk
half mile in length which affords pleasant
walk for those whose strength will Do' pcrln;
them to attempt the beautiful nouutaln paths
that surround the Springs 4 beautiful lake
is among the most noticeable OF the improve
mebts, and number Of new boats afford the
means of boating to the guests. The bat hing
il delightful aud can be had warm, cold, show
er. plunge, OF sulphur On the lawn beautiful
FOUNTAINS are playing all through the day. help
ing to cool and beautlfy the place. fine lIv
ery affords the means OF driving at pleasure.
Tn the Roanoke, mile IT, can be caug hi MI
merous kinds of fish, The waters are sui thur,
chalybeate free stone, ard csrcru. Life seems
one long day dream of pleasure to the guests,
all of whom are delighted with the p ace and
its accommodations. Is it a wonder then hat
with all these pleasures, and The mind ire
from business. that the body should Improve
daily in health aud strength? OCCASIONAL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

There were two cases of sunstroke in Freder-
icksburg on Monday last, but in both instances
the affected parties recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

BERRY AMos.-The Richmond Wing, no.
ticipg the death of Berry Amos, in Baltimore,
killed BY Mcdonald, says: The deceased was
one of the finest specimens Of physica! develop.
ment We ever saw, and his person afforded a
striking contrast to his intellectual acquire
ments. In fact, every one who ever saw him,
must have felt disappointed as 5000 as he ut
tered single sentence IN conversation. The
writer of this paragraph stood 90 Pennsylvania
avenue the day Grant was first inaugurated,
and among the thousands who passed along
that great thoroughtare he observed 10 Que
6oer looking than Berry Amos, in full fashion
able dress. His connection with bloody reu-
contre in the Ballard billiard,room will be re-
membered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

REMARKs.-The receipts Of Flour, thouAh
light, arc in excess of the demand and the msr-
kcL is very dull at decline of 25c all round |;
there is light enquiry for choice Family
brands and Bakers Ex;rss, but other grades are
entirely neglected. Wheat is in very light re-
ceipt, owing to the old crop being exhausted, with
a fair demand for local milling purposes choice
samples readily command outside quotations.
Corn is in light receipt; the market is quiet and
steady the demand for shipment has fallen off,
the bulk of the sales being to feed men and mil
lers sales to day of mixed vt is and 81. Rye is
quiet and unchanged; sales at S. Oats are in
fair demand, and prices are steady. Butter is
in ample receipt, with a light enquiry; prices
have declined .a2c. Eggs are very scarce and
in demand ut IN advance Good eating Pota-
toes are scarce ard wanted, and prices are bet
ter Bacon is very firm. Lard is firm. Plas
ter, Salt and Wool are unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

Hon. d. w. Voorhees, is spoken of as a
candidate for Congress in his old Indiana dis
trict
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE-A brutal attempt to
commit violence on respectable lady OF Am
herst, Mrs VIM. Gillian, was made by a
negro yesterday. She was coming to town,
having little son with her, and when near the
river was met by negro man, who passed her
and Immediately turned and seized her VIC
leutly. She struggled aud screamed, and the
little boy started 10 search of help, which alarm
ed the villain and he ran away without effect
ing bis purpose. 10 the afternoon a negro an
swering to the description Of the fellow crossed
the Orange railroad bridge into the city, aud
was arrested by the police. His name is Aaron
Marshall. Lynch. Trgin,an.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE. Yankee Johnson
(who was arrested 10 this city some time siuce
for stealing a watch &c) seems to be harden
ed villain, utterly without shame of any sort.
On last Saturday somebody from herea bouts
sent him some bread. 10 one of the larger
pieces were slowed away pew two bladed
knife and milestone. On Saturday evening
his cell Was searched In the little stove in his
room we're found ball of soft putty supposed
to be Intended to take the impression Of the
lock- case knife, and some b. cks of hard
wood. Last Monday Peter Gilbert, who has a
room in the Jail, heard suspicious noises 10 bis
room all day, as if he was picking his way
through the wall. He called the attention of
the Sherlffs to it, VINO came down to examine
his cell once more. Everything appeared all
right at first. a newspap. r was neatly spread
over part of the wall and over that was a
looking glass hung The Sheriff looked be-
bind the newspapers and fouod hole 10 the
wall. He had picked bis way through to the
iroo grating which surrounds the whole of the
cell 10 which be is confined. The Sherifs de-
maDded that he should give up what he had in
his pocket, which be utterly refused to do
They had to seize him and take forcible pos
session which he resisted bitterly To the me-
lee he got finger Of Mr. Ricketts, disabled
arm iu bis mouth and bit it to the bone He
was choked blue and 6nally let CO. 10 bis
pocket we're found right new knife aud sew
eraI freshly made keys of hard locust. johnson
was forthwith, nanacled after bis resistance to
the officers. We went in the Jail to see the eff
feet OF his work. He wrote US note while
there asking favor Of US as a publisher, and
that granted, Dragged largely over bis success
in the matter OF keys, and exhibited no more
shame at being in his plight than if he we're as
correct as innocence G0rdonSviNe Gazette
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-26

FREDERICKsBURG MARKET. June 2l-1i E
first new Wheat offered brJugi 81, for milling
purposes, the quality being choice. Cora :
quoted at SOaSI