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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-20
Root c rops In Apple Orchards.

Eight years agO purchased of a reliable firm
i've hundred apple trees, three years old, planted
them on sod ground, taking great pains iu set :,
tlng them, in "soil loan" land and quite stony.
lhe following spring, after planting, 1 turned
over the sod all but one acre, to make the ex-
pertinent. think the acre not turned was equal.
II not better, than the rest Of the orchard. The
hrst year on the inverted sod, planted potatoes
with clean culture, no manure. The second year
planted corn, with light coat OF manure, say
ten loads TO the acre, fresh manure spread OH
the burrows. AT the same time gave the acre
ten loads OF manure as mulch arouad the trees,
also leaving the grass to decay on the grount,
not moving it. Third year. planted potatoes on
the cultivated part; fourth, corn; fifth, potatoes
SIXTH corn; seventh, potatoes; eighth, oats; with
seeding TO clover on the acre of sod ground
gave the trees mulehiug every year, kept
those pruned alike which were of the same
varieties as on cultlyared part Of lot. Now, Tor
results. On those had cultivated had fine
specimens OF apples the third year after setting
with fine vigorous growth of wood. On the
acre not titled, no fruit, and not much growth
Seventh year after planting on cultivated portion
OF lot, l had fine crop of apples, every tree
making a vigorous growth Of wood, and it is
now one OF the finest young orchards in Sara
toga, county. The trees on the acre not cuti-
waited are only about one-fourth as large as the
Others, look scrubby, with very little fruit on
them seven years after setting, and what apples
were on them were Inferior to the Others
During the eight years l suffered no stock to run
in the lot, neither did NOW the grass on the acre
but let it fsl and decay the ground every year
Perhaps some will say those trees where l culti-
vated will oyerbear themselves and decay, but /
have no fears of that, as have watched the pro-
gress of trees treated in the same manner for over
thirty years. In my opinion, every man planting
out orchard should irst take the greatest pains
in planting, and after that keep the cleanest cul-
ture with hoed crops, root crops being the best
for the trees. Ii not treated III this manner |
think those who set an orchard will not make it
q success. For the last thirty years watched the
progress Of apple trees, from the White Mountains
of New Hampshire TO the western borders Of Iowa,
and | see so much tardiness in the cultivation of
fruit trees, that would like to preach a sermon
to ghths of the farmers long as the dis
tance have mentioned. But perhaps 1t would
avail nothing, as many fairness advocate that
tees must not be disturbed at the root or branch
es after setting out.-Cor. Journal Of tie Farm.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-20
a Democratic Statesman on Finar
Cial Situation.

The Hon. Michael G. Kerr, OF Indiana, Ia one
Of the ablest Democratic statesmen In the country
aad We are glad he has consented TO serve his old
constituents once more ia the House OF Repre-
sentatives. In QUE of his recent speeches, M
Kerr said
.rhis brings me TO inquire: Csa we now re-
store specie payments. 1t ought to bs done, eud
the fiscal policy of the country should be turned
in that direction as soon possible, consistently
with the best interest OF the people That objects
should be kept in cousts1t view as one supreme
movement 10 the county and the people. But
can 1t be accomplished now! In obedience To
the conviction OF my Judgement I answer smphAt-
icalIy no. 1t cannot be dans now. II Is not
financially, nor Indeed physically possible. The
coin 10 not in the country 1t could not be speed
lily procured and brought here in sufficient guam.
every civilized nation. A mere declaration OF
resumption would simply be DISASTROUS folly. Iu
1860 We had at least S200, 900 900 in coin. Suce
then there has been imported into our country at
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-20

least SOU 100000, and produced from our miuss
not less than sI00.000,000 more. We have there.
lore owned during the last twelve years over 81
1900 O00 in the precious metals. Now We have
The poor pitfanee OF $liO, 5000 in our country
lhe rest has gone TO the blest countries where
II Is more wisely appreciated. We must, therefore
as condition precedent 10 safe and enduring
resumption, adopt some policy that will enable Us
TO attract to, retain n and disseminate throughout
our tountry about 500 900, 900 additional supply
oi the precious metals. This is NO impossibls
task. 1t is practicable, but only by the aid of
the steady guidance OF clear and far-reacLing
statesmanship. The National Banking law, az i
now exists, as law forever to prevent the resump-
ton of specie payment Aud such also is the
iegai-tender act, which never was better than u
tfck OF unconstitutional legislation to give re-
spectab,lty to a bad currency and make il more
effective instrument of robbery"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-20

For cool impudence the Washington Chronicle
takes the unblushing palm in a reference to South
Carolina when it asserts that
"south Carolina can look for relief from the
evils with which she is afflicted in the ranks OF
the Republican party only. There ere enough
honest nen OF the party in the State to cleanse
the Augean stables of corruption and bring to
the Common wealth herself purity of purpose and
some character and standing"
What the Republican party has done is known.
What 1t will do Is also known-for it will elect
Moses and his gang. 10 say that the Republican
party III South Carolina is the hope Of the state,
is like saying the true protectors Of the sheep are
the wolves baltimore Gazette
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-20
For the Gazette.


For the Gazette.
MR. JouNsoN: send you tue following clipped
from Thursdays Commercial:
The DEFICIENT GEOGRAPHY OF A DELAWARE
AN-ihe great state OF Delaware must bring her
vlgiiant eyes 10 bear upon one of her sons, who
writes TO the President, aud superscribes the en-
vtlope ITO President Grant OF the United States,
at Washington, State of Delaware" The letter
bears postmark, "Wilningtou, Del" The Joke
wsnld also seem TO be on the Post Office depart
nTnt IN some OF lis ramffcafiJns fol on the face
OF the envelope is the official print, "missent "
Does the civil service apply to postmasters hold
ing ofice in the land OF the Bayards and Salue-
burysI III so, they should be inlerrogated as to
the location oil the seat OF the national govern
ment."
Was not the Commercial unfortunate in making
ding at the land oil the Bayards and Sausbur Is,
The postmaster was selected by the official heads
al Washingtop,l Grant and Cresswell so that if he
meant Hing al the waiter Of the letter, he was
equally unfortunate. Did not the Commercial
Know he was from old lorginny the enfranchized
the land OF Grant and Loland true specimen
brought here TO vote away the rights OF the land
OF the Bayards ard SaulsbuiJs.
Ob, Commercial don't let your master array his
Officials against your Mr.. Negro-you are fingipg
dirt at Messrs. Bayard and salisbury.
What Is worse do you mean to abuse the State
OF Delaware the land Of yorc adoption.
DO you not remember 70 are from the land of
which il is said "1hey don't know General Jack
son is yet dead are and sill voting for him Truly
the election from choice is very cheap The blow
has rebounded with accelerated nome ntum aud
hit your own head. A LOCKER On
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-20

Four doctors tackled John Smith
They blistered and they bled him;
With quills and anti bilious pills
And ipecac they fed him.
They stirred him up with calomel,
And tried to move his liver
But all in vain his little soul
Was waited o'er the river
It's hot down in Texas that they want to die
and they sing:
Shoot me dead with a crowbar
Stab me to death with u hoe
Batter my brains with a sunhower
And get me rid OF this woe"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-08-05

ToPEEL, KAa, August THE A.chi.
500, Topsk1 & SANTA Pc Railroad vii
soo1 be extended 70 Pueblo, O. the CO..
orLdo line, locally known As the Pueb!c
d salt Lake RAirosd, DOW under COZ
rSct, and viii be rapidly buili east 70
connect with the Atlantic & Pacific road
~ Grenada, The present terminus Of the
latter road This VII make 3 eoatiruoa:
line Of railroads from the Missouri rive.
q Atehlsoa % the loot Of The Rocky
Mountains
The Autobiography Co1ventioa meets
u tbs city to-moEToE 10 DomiRAie Z
STATE ticket LII thought the conYen
tioG viii be large one. Many delegate!
are already In the city. The eo1rse Of
the Convention, especially upon the car
rency question; i being Considerably dis
C1ssed.
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sacred Concsrts.

CARE Maj, n. J, August S.-The diff
Guilty % Sunday About the Escred concerts
4 hotel has BEEN much exaggerated.
Father DesSn, in speaking Of them, mere.
" suited that some portions Of The music
would Be more appropriate in the Csth0-
he Church, g IL Tss solean 70 every
Catholic bean, and recommended bis peo-
PIE 70 cone 70 church and hear the holy
chants in pEe.eTence TO attending hotel
eoceeEts. There vas no denarciStion Of
Father Degsn By TIE Catholics Tor bis &C.
uon, IN which there TEEs nothing wrong.
Is pastors are alloSed By the Bahop %
III the time foC vspen TO suit the conTen.
ienee OF msmbsTk The Catholics hers
are stAunch friends Of Psthe. DsgKn and
Gttribule 70 him 10 improper moiiTeA
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TiIIaInous Outrage.

PoET WAITE, August "A srsIl town
teT milea ton this city EEs thrown in.
10 state Of Wild excitement yes;adEy by
the discovery thsf soouDdrel named
John PrknkI had brutAuy outraged tie
person Of Elizabeth BGTion, & yozug
dsughte. Of . respectable farmer in THAI
vicinity. Franks eutced the giYi 70 take
buggy Tide with him and drove 70 =
dense wood, and deSpite the desperL;e
struggles q his victim accomplished his
purpose by force and threats Of cutting
her heart cut With knife TIE villain
then pat the gin in the bsgeT and drove
10 The village, tied his horse and fed 70
the woods. About three hundred men
were securing the woods all night in
search Of him, determined 10 bum and
hang him II c31ght. Franks eiuded them
and escaped 70 this place where he vas
captured this morning on the new fair
gToGDdS and comniited 10 jail 70 Avail
exIninatiOn tonoIr0E morning. A large
number Q! citizsrS from MsyETiIIe are 10
the city, AID il il iesred Al Gtiemp. viii
be made 10 night 70 take the prisoner
from jEil and E1mmsriiy diTpose Of him
This b the third time Franks hiss been ~.
rested !or rape during The last few ysSrI.
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KENTUCKY ELECTIONS.

CHcrSxAEI, AEzoss tia CSTsnztoc,
Ky, IOoss, DsnocrGiic eIrtiaE,s ioE TIE
C0ayt o. Appesls received so nBiori;y
oTtf CochrAs, ID1epss5s1L L. SeEpCTt
CoShna received % nsjority. II 0Ee1s-
bo:o Joaes received go uIi1Eity. Tie
Eho1e DHoc1tic SekEt ELE excited u
Rsyette cou.fy trsu 80 70 40 nsj0ritJ.
In;LR1irg trn cay he RePabSe8cs have
. nIjgEisy Of sho1i 40 EZkinss so last
ye4r. L. JesEanise comfy, Dsnocr1t
va elected By : uSio-iiy Of 90. Al
SieholEETilie ths Republican eIndiiG;Es
for Sosrlf, County Cis1k AID JElor Eere
elected, I'll the cha DsuocEGtjc DoGi-
Dees EeTe elected By majority q 81 to
30 In Pans, REPgbjcL1 -Eks elected
%: Sasri5 5Y 5 nIi1riiy o. 3, REp75I-
eln loss cs2S7 oTsf Tie Is: e5ect0u ioE
shsEIa Reports truu oiAeE points irii-
cate Inst the DenoeFLts earned tie STATE
70. eek Q! The CoCrt * AppeAls, ether
rcDicees Eere elected according 70 the
brs2 ieelirZ. Party lines II ncgt plGces
pot esoseiy dr1Eu ThensIocify foE Jooa
IN FrI1klin eogrTy = 0yer so. Local
optt1u sseES 70 have ben ds1eStsd 81 IL
rr-rss
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NEW YORK CITY.
7zE .Ezl7oal El11aalD xrE7Izc.

Mgr YozE, AzE7aa 4-Tss rss8u,ssuS
E.t zisr;ss Il ike Tsesei meeting It riil.
rot! 1Gn .; sk'AtngA hive bsen iAkea q
ls5iScGpo2is by Tie secretary, Es5 c12y
i nci % Be oot6ined kEre. The r1ilraa
re. state hat Il b nUi iro. iAIi The
EEGsi.g VA called SoC Tie p7Gpcas d
e5att1iEg Egk;nsi he GrAzEEEl C ot -
e,esE interest Tbsy ~ Tie osjees Z
ELr plY tie 6eTs3opDssi q Tie respective
rcBts AID TIE Ehoitio1 q tie ETEsEn q
Es5sfegitirg Gad EdEISoo wiki kkI
pc1Ted % eIpsnIiTs 70 al h o1oseg
t-ns vii soca bs resumed Esd he hlsi-
reas is1o55ss4 u Tie pseTioa EsEtsg
Sill y beucEht 70 eSass. HrG-gti
Ag.za rtFo:1 ia; he tetioe q lie rEl'
EEy cz-iAis bkE Eimplissd Ter Eock
zI,sEiIliy. Heretofore tkeFe vs. Eoch
cczpGsi.s1c = pecEzre frs3Ek; TAI 1eFt
VA 20 p-stseo. q pssseETieg noniaAl
rates By : ZrIt-L pgcesB q cariirE
zr5sT.;bs rE:ts had beEa redues3 tsoa -
20 80 PEI cssi, Esiis special rB:e4 EsEs
lI3s Ei;k lI'gs EkippsTL Tia s!l1Eins
L-t Tie EEI rBts4 agreed Epo,:
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Tieksburg Elections.

VIcEBCRe, Anguit4-The city elee-
ton passed Oh quietly with no disturbance
of any kind. B0ih whites ana blscks
polled their tullregisteTa TtIength. sem
leading negroes Of the Third Ward a,
tempted 70 induce their followers 10 leave
that part, bat the excuse for such 3 course
was Btudi01sly Withheld By the white
About 10 negroes voted The white ucke,
md four whites voted With the negroes
The whites elect their entire ticket b. go
majority, the first political victory EDee
1851. The start and stripes have beer
thrown 70 the breeze, and every Available
piece Of bunting displayed IN honR Of tht
event
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E1pose Of senator Ingalls,.

KANSAS Crrr, August THE E2na.s
City 1fELs announces this morning
thst on ThursdSy it will p1blish full
and complete expose Of the sections q
SenStor lngslls il connection with the
0age eee6ed land case, Pomeroy bribery
case and the Sppointment Of various Fed.
erAl ofhesrs. The expose will embrace
statements from ex.U. s District AttoE.
ney scoieid and other plEties who have
been IN positions % know al the inside
workings Of the Senator's actions, ana ii i
also understood that ex-senator Pomeroy
has unbosomed himself, and various in
tefestipg iaee gathered from him wiz be
made public. -
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The CHE, IA The French Cabinet

SZT fOEr, Arrest IA letter from
PEGis says TIE st1Gy q TIE cyisez IL TIE
PgEcca CAoscsf. s. a. - i knoEn. i
b:.s1F Lis Nazse, late Minister q Pi-
nsoes, sire: i1-Z nEinE TIE SEh,, sd
seE!rE hls !AE; p.Ga "a; balancing tie
r1tzet rtlscte1 q Eres; nsj1E!ty II
The Hrase, INSISTED % gIVirZ his TesiznA-
roo, SaGh TG accepted He EA
confessed representative q Bo-Xpayt;Eu
10 he Cabinet A iiiLs later, PouriOdn,
Minister 0; The IsieE.oE, insisted o. re-
siZrfrZ- TseTe Te-e sgTgEL !eAsoos *
k4 l=ATIcS. thEes * lie ncst plE1Eio.e Ci
which E's q io.loEE: he temAodsd
;csi B2csp8ctis; Ehozlt b taken IN he
place tat AAs1e hGd TGcE;ed; thGs On
the occsE;on q VsrAvozy report the
President should, II EtTEuce End b. nEa-
s4Ze, Gsps! The CEt.ni, PeriTe p:opH:-
tigp; tbGi the RrE.aci Q! Police, Eho
EETirg P2s5s3 tie irTestiEsiiorg, he VS.
c.ce-s1 70 inSIiiGE sZAirst B-n-
pVtiEi inVigCes 70 tie bass q
c-iuins! prosecution, Insisting
toAi the law Eh01lt have is ocuIze, EEs
dismissed from o6ce. All these cemsn6s
were II tie C4o!.et coCnci. resisted and
dnGly rejected. TIE cooductins chic! Of
resisisocs i D1ks &c C4Zes, Minister Q.
PogeiZR AEIirS scd 81 Or!eAniS;, 50 fG-
IS 21yOre q 80 0rlezrist to-day; be i A
O:.s4niEt by bis Saiecsdeatz. Po1Iton i
Comparatively yo1c2 MAJ, and free
ton b!st!ng AntsoetsrIS. he EEs ocee
; minister under Thisrz, and hss A!ESys
6seu-ihoogh :: frSi Il another depart
ugni-s ninis:s: ur6sr Mcmahon. The
significance, if there Is Any, in F01.to1n's
departure Press Co1nci within len
csy= 0! his setting = the PRESS Agiho,.
z5t no7ih.psece 70 the Committee O!
Thirty, LES in the !.ct thst while be "a:
minister be VA personal ssPeunGrisi,
sPP1eoiy with the honest MsishAI!s 3D.
proTAl, AID ceases 70 be : minister. In
oiae. words, that It might seem s ihoczh
the honesty o. the AGrzhau had grown
sonsEhAi tired Of the g1eeE, bzt boldly
false policy Of the truce parties.
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UTAH.


SALT LAKE CTTT, Angus; 4-Tbe
nsnes o! the p&,tiez arrested here yeE.eT-
day for violating the election IsE were
letter Clinton, late Police Justice z "
Ban, Chief Of Po!ios; 3. G. Hampton, W
G. Phillips, J. Livingston, Chsrles Ring,
wood and Charles Grow, policemen. All
Ace charged with violating the United
SSs'es election laws BY forcibly hiuderinq
peEsoos from exercising tie suffrage II
voting for 5 Delegate 20 Coagresa, and re,
sistiDg the United States Marshall Spd hi,
cep1ues- Al! we're released On bail u
appear before Cni,ed States Connis;one,
Toohey on We1resdSy morning. A VA,
rant was issued this morning 70, Ut
arrest Of AEyor D II. Wells, on the SAINT
charge IS preferred against the other par
tiss- At three O'Clock this Afternoon lhi
authorities hsd rot yet finished the co1n
Of votes cast in this city =, yes:erdsyI
election.
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PEEso4A1-R J. ssooe, Esq, I'D
hlHy yesterday Ieii IN Putin Bay, trou
Eheooe, sfie . briei scjOGn, hey vi
Tlsit EhzsrA Pals Ecd cha p,tca d n
tass IN tie Est
RT. D1hosh, Esq, editor q The PEr-
ksnbarg Tfza. vho has been IN the city
seTerL days, Vii return hone today.
squire Asyes, OF West AIeIKadsr, "a
n town yesterday: Hsreports the nsiri
nn1isl market g briEk.
Andrew sseiD, George RreteA, GeorgI
Stein Erd Robert Wels, Of The RTezi6t
Nil, leave ior Niagara Pals today.
RI BsrDss, REq 3 nrnes e5iiIsn O
Wheeling. bsi DOE engaged in bSSinssl
in s. Lou, va in The city yatsndAy.
Nm l. q. MONS, q Tie seTentt
WEd, yesterday lg4t Sx Ds Aoines
Iowa, upoo = TiEit 70 relAtiTeA
NJ. Hubbard, Of lie st1=dIrE, to-dSJ
s.AriI upon Gn eIiesdad Trip thru9gh Ii
nouniIirE- During his Ghsenoe G. D
Hal, EE4, vii Gtisod TO his duisE-
Bph. Smith, Of Martins PeTy, AID ]
J. Chis,ef, q PsiruOlL wee :; The s.
Charles HOts, Pitsbursh, yesterday.
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AnFHrs, Argos; 4-"PE;ty" NcGn.
nj, s noted roogh, EhO Vas released Eou
the penitentiGIy : few weeks since By the
GoTernoE, enisted stable 10 the Pirzi
WsEd last night sod eagAget il = roT
with the hoEi!eF named Pst Walsh, dur.
ing which Patty dreTA krile and cut
Walsh twice, iEfetinE dangerous Eocnts
AcGinnis TEs arrested.
An sSrsy occurred 3; the Peabody 10.
isl early tits morning, bstEeen L ?.
Scuddeg, the night Ustehmsn Gt the bo-
tel, Acd Il A TIl.oE5, = private watch.
man, during which ScrddeT sho; twice
and dangerously wounded Tiliord. he
vas arrested Ard he'd in three ihocsXrd
collArs b0od 70 ApsEEs.
The county election Thursdsy c.estes
Considerable eIcitsntnL The probab!li.
EeS are that the c1niES: viii Be very close
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HHEE1ue GRrs az BpEt

WHa1Bs GIRLS AT BEDRoR1
sPzHsa-UD5er the had Of Society
Items" the Bedford D1ay Gnass reports
The peHliaritie q The IIdies visiting Bed
lord Springs the present season - iOlIoEl
Tbekdies q Pittsburgh, the biackess city
in the Cnioo, wear the mast white. Tx
BAldnnceAns sport tbs most costly jew
ely. Wheeling giris are the mot FTely
in eouTGsAion- Allegheny City furn;she
the largest number Of aitA HGrTis5zr:
dInsels pride themselves O. good 6Iood
he New York fair ones lace the tightest
Cumberland hties are The most in6e
pendent Pittsburgh Furnishes the bes
female driTerz
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THE TURF.
uRATSA ELcH

SARATcSA, August The trbek rs
n eIeElls1i o1ctI6oo, Gsa he LiteotA,s
good IL fHt me- 10 selling nc,
i1 pane q 800, 81 IL Asa, ooe EIt
Esd quarter. TheEe TeEs tEelTe EtsES.
an, CayTsr. EG5i. Loe3oo Nil6sE, Nia-
RE Nhe, Jsls, YAljeAs, QGitA CG,ibtE,
BcGksFztioo, King AnA3e1A Loo1ban,
As3 CEz.Fc1's LEA1ingtoa ooli- Alta
ocs iIlst E.kTt good I<n,d C ~ gSsrs.
81, via ktrg AnL3gss n tas Lad,
ukicA ke kept Gstil ooot.s - TIE koGs
EirEtca, Ihen BohsrIco1 eSns % Tie
troct E,d va b. hAA . ls,Eih, EHG &c.
ood h13 King AnA3Sas tkir1. TIM
all ne SInneS IN bceSAi n lX Tie
oUDeE q $50.
he teoood nee "a fE TIE sGqUGl
EtAkel, toG thFeeYear oots, two Mia
SETen kcEBa Started, GEinsteA4, Coznte4
Mage, Red Dick, Clspspper, RsfoEn AID
TEotAIsI TAotklet H6l Tie EAee, Gfin-
Etest Seooed AID Rss5ru niTt. Tine,
&40t.
Ths third rIee M fos . prss d g..
90, thTee mica eprnghok, PreAlreaE
add Ptll0EerAiT started. FsIlogeTGfi
ftck the lad u The SAT-, Ecd he.d Il I'll
he I'D a Tie Esnold nile, Ehsn SpEinR.
box wat 70 lie truci, Erd rEtSininE tSe
lad 70 Tie fish. So1 By ler gih, Freak.
nesE seenc5, AID Peib5IcrLtt tEirt Tine,
Ii2!. Il tie pools Spsinzb:k VA TIE
hTo:Iie :: ora two 70 ose AEEirEt his
ocCPsitocI eunbiced-
r-vaYp1rr para.
BUFFALO, AsSrR4 Al, ADDITION 70 ihe
oGker important tes;zrts for Pri3Sy peIi
II B1aLIo PErk, Goldsmith Md With 9
running mate vii troG GgAirSt tine BoE .
pare q S200o.
BCEYALo, Argus. 4-The riaih nes:-
ing q the BzEIl0 PAX AEs1esGii0o
opesed haze ur6er TIE nrE Is.
TofAble Easpioes 70 day. TIE weather
SEs dE,ishiiaL TIE Et:sotKSoe HLs
eocsi3erAbiy lkrgsE tAsn o. Any pEeTio1s
I'm; CAY, there bsirg Ab11i $500 pesool
present E,t The tsSek Wa n eIeelIsai
eoodilion.
The fin; mo- Ela 70, tie PA CAS-.
Eleven bo.8es wee catered and eight
started, SnHZgisg, Go56dost sd LAZY
ALICE b&5az drawn The nee EIs Eoa
b AocE:rt, Jr, II three E;r1ight hsAa
Kitty D. sse0rd, Bso Smith hind, AID
White CiOod to1rtk- Tine 257i, 22a:
Erd 2zsi.
Tie sEoo0d rice i0E Tie 2!2i e,Ess, i5g
; parse Of 500, hBd sEVen eulies AID
81 starters, Brother J0a1ih1n being with.
enEp- he rSes Tss Eo1 bJ Bo3ioE
Etiec - exciting EtTrZ4ie, Castle Boy
stecod, TrisnpA third AID Badger Gin
tc1rth. Castle By Eoo the fri and
seenOd beAtA line, 2Sf. 22i, 22lf
22li, 222t, This = sid 70 Be the iss.ezt
i've keAts eTec irut;ed.
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Ruet.1e Shoo,inr clnh.

CLETELAND, August 4-The frst day
Q! the shooting tournament cfthe Bucksye
Shooting Cln6 opens very fEvorAbly. The
weather WAS fine and the sttEniGuce
good. The drss match, professionals bar
red, EEs ten single buds, 81 yards rise
with 43 entries. The frst pm. Of 500
was taken BY ?. Lind, Of Cleveland; Sc
pEizs Of so, By ]. Lowell, Allegheny City
Pa; thrd prize Of IS, BY n. w. RdgEr
New Brighton, Ps; fourth prize Of go
By G. o. Sharp, Cleveland; nth prize o.
SIS. BY l. o. Jones, Cleveland. ThG
match Tor Tomorrow ineludes four prize
VIZ: 800. &S5, Us and $40, open % Al
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August FLowzR-The mos; mi..r.-
o!e seipgs IN the world are those sutierinv
nom Dyspepsia and Liver Complsint
LOG thAn seyenty.fye per cent Of the
people in the United States are afiicteS
with these two diseases and their effect:
s9eh g sour stomach, sick headache -.
oilnA oosttveness, impure blood, heart
oltn, EAierbrash, craving and burning
pans o. the pit Of the stomach, yeiioT
snn, coated tongue and dissgTeeable
use In the mouth, coming up Of The food
aiter eating, low spirits, &c. Go % ~
Drug Stores Of Wheeling, Bridgeport Snd
AArtins Ferry and get IS cent bottle
OF sample bottle free Of charge. Tn n
g. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacture.
eotEE Woodbury., Nj
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