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New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
THE PHILADELPHIA CHnD-sTEALNG CASE

PHILADELPHIA, July 17.-ChristOpher WOOs-
ter who WAS arrested for supposed completely in the
chdsteang case, is still in custody though there IS
nothing TO HIM except the suspicious c!rcum-
stances already mentioned. In connection with man
named Calvert he was captured for 0lackmaiing at
tempt last year and both were discharged without trial
under the two-term rule They had previously served
three years for swindDg broker OF this city out OF
5000 In bonds By ingenious trick Wooster asserts
ms innocence
The excitement in the Richmond and Kensington DIS
ricts the city the Charley Brewster Ross KID
mapping case the route OF the dnappers being through
these sections, considerably increased tins after
noon by Mr. Harry Brown residing at 223O Waterloo-st
receiving following note through the Post-ot1ee;
PHILADELPHIA July I6.-LOok after that youngser OF
yours, Harry. He Is watched Dy E6eisn .
be careful ONE OF GANG. But FRIENDLY.
The note IL written a small piece OF yellow paper
the writing being OF neat business style Dut appar
emily disguised The address OF the somewhat sol!ed
white envelope in a small, crooked hand and ooks as
though II might have been written by a woman The
boy alluded to, who is an only chhd'
is between two and three years OF age and IS
greatly idozed by his parents Mt Brown VIII Da'eIne
matter invest gated II Is reported that for some time
past strange has been endeayorng 10 entce away
little children who have been playing IN Norrisquare
and Hancock and Diamond-ss where the writer OF the
above note states the English snachers are watching
METHODS OF TEACHING THE DEAF AND DUMB
BELLEyILLE, Ont, July 17-The Convention
OF delegates from the Deaf and Dumb Institutions met
IL 93O o'clock this morning. l. e. Valentine OF Ihdaha
read paper the instruction OF deaf muies ana thef
work E. p Cdruthers OF Arkansas spoke on the deve!
opment OF strength and character OF the deaf mute An
educational paper the moral training Of deaf mutes
written by Thomas Wild OF Montreal was presented T.
l. Bangs Of Michigan spoke on the responsibility OF
teacher for the moral and religious character OF MS
nupils warm discussion followed on the subject OF
uu.ectarAn education. II being generally hed WIN the
t Aker tAat quite possible and indeed duy
~ teach them primary truths OF religion without any
reference u denDminatlOna dOgnas
4 committee was formed % draft resolutions ftGiTu
ing the deaths OF Or. p Emeritus, Principal OF tAe r"
York Institution for Deaf ana Dumb ana tne Rev
collins stone. Principal OF the American Asylum Tor
Deaf ana Dumb It Hartford, conn. - - q, ,,
In the afternoon DR.. Gr-cHpcrger OF New-1 orK nus
trlteI MS method OF teaching articulation ana Ireau-
inc bv a number or experiments on some dear nutfs
hr most interesting feature OF the day was an expana
riOu of visible speech Prof Graham Bell OF Boston
Mass with number Of exhibitions whch gave great
satisfaction In the evening al exhibition OF phIIO
s1puIcal and optical experiments wts gwen Dy Dr May
of the Educational Department or Toronto accOmpdued
by a brief lecture
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

ROBBERY OF THE RESIDENCE OF BANK
CASHIER
MANCHESTER, y. H., July 1.-THE residence
OF H. IL Moody Currler, cashier OF the Amoskeag Bank
WAS ,nered bv thieves last nIght. who gained access
bv N.Y. u. open a Dly window. They secured about one
h.lu!reu dollars They supposed 20 De the same
Gang VINO have Deeu operating IA Concord.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

Ladies suffering instantly r-esel and ~l
nv tae
hthr sponge pas l0' worm
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

A fire in Princeton, H., yesterday morning,
DESTROYED eight business houses Loss $4,000; IN
suraace The ire or ginaed IL KrkpatrcAs drugstore
lgOI some cause uuAnUWn.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
OUTDOOR SPORTS.

POOL SELLING on THE LONG BRANCH RACES
LONG BRANCH, July 17-To-mOrrow, the last
day Of the meeting promises good days sport. The
poolroom OF the West End Hotel is crowded tonight
and the pool selling Is very lively There are five races
on the prOEramme.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
MINING SHARES
nnMRsrIC MARKHTs.

AZ p,.,ctsco Juy I7nuips sh.r s.rkct vest Rsmona
E- - s.Ir,e % T. Cho.T. 55,t Grown Point Iz2 Is-~
.o6i,t-s vrg1pi, II =, H-lo~ Jacket. II ssViss. -
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

NswOKLaAS july I7-rAe steamship Glad Ia hence ' j~f-r
.on Tex ,rrlcA snag TUESDAY uglt a. AF4' I"Ar -
md auK imme ae,. total jet" ra Of l i' lAs 'r,
Ti t l. Iaua.el lie DOA sbursl tot eIJJOo5
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
FOREIGN PORTS.

LoxpoS Jrv 7saea o sta1risli-e sanV>
J,crar. toeu >ouhar1 witch and Aita A3fYri y irp'
Reguus Alert. Alratam i'unGi
aria Jonas hht nt iuf
IlIn Arvei ou.
su Intrepid rrap4ao arrived 0l ron Tie lAi '--'ss
"A 4. bradley Bacon J. i Pearson, anu Eio~.
ssraflslip CaaSiia fon
- .r1v-,f Al y o. M ana ur.ceeiel 90
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
ARRIEU

KEiLRY-TAYLOR-On Tburslv July l6 81 he eenes y n,
b-d-s parents bv tne " Hon laOuss heairj
Texas 20 Is. Taylor o, Mouar, : y aAfiA
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
DOMESTIC PORTS.

PHILADELPHIA Penn Jus lTArveI steamship. urrcl-s 'ro1
Boston se~lorx schr nua nuHpson rom b'l'a
e. steamship Antwerp Dsrss Louise i0f oteraA
Rsua ior for bglArt lof brn1a one
ute Ei4l 6eo asala-on ol bafsco
SEuORLEANs Jav 7rared, steamship or'ss for Ne~ io'
state of Aaaua ron L~fp'"i
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

Ill Yohe-. Of Marriages mus! be ild1rsed rita 'aH
annle md 4IIIesx.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18
OTHER EVENTS OF THE DAY

INFORMAL RECEPTION GIVEN PRESIDENT GRANT BY
IHE COLLEGE MEN-THE HARVARD BASEBALL
CLUB DEFEATED BY PICKED NlNE-TIiE FOOT
.--s a GLEN AIrcIIELL In-nAN.
New-York tribune., 1874-07-18

To Speculate in stocks.
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19

Relating 10 Tho Construction u
.SideMHlks.
IL Il ordained BY Tho Town Council ol
Tho Incorporated Town III ('rAru
Tlml i sidewalk Ia sir,cled In snl.
twin. lrglnnIng and running n foliows
Commencing l6O fert north ri tho north
west eofilur ~ Cherry and ltirn, Streets. In
bcHdlt " htrongn addition III GrVwc0 Mnd
running thence southcrly aiong The wesI
Iiite of ahcrry street and 10 terminate nj
Tue Intersection II l'tck ind Cherry Arr.ss
IN t'rcsaD
Tint there ~ constructed 4 sidewalk
conlnlrnclHR nnd running N followa :.
Beginning ~ limo where litKh street Inter
sec.s tl,c westerly line II Cherry strv,, nnt
~ thu nNth sl,ir thereof, md s,lnnlnv
westerly Along the north sltlr III lligl
street, ~ where thr same lntcrEects Flu
street. Altl there ID terminate,
TltHt there also IN hlllt and put ti0wn /
sidewalk, where tho Mmc In mt Mlsra,i,
lMial down. lsGsnnlng and terminating NJ
folloMs Commencing n \ linz where Knil
rtsst stFcCt InlcrMrtA Tho cnHtcrly limo d
Elm street, And IN ihc north sl.lr thwrnf
and running thence enAsctly alasg ths nnttl
SssN - 1NMstute1l U&teNS w SUt eAAl UUe
tln TuMi. Plat
11Al there IN ln,ilt and put dawn Ii mi,
Town sidewalk running ~ follows. t'Otn
mtcnclng u thu intersection u Park IN,
(INrfy street., md running tlsrntr nOrlhcT
" 10 line dlrNsly opposite III tho aldewmlI
IN tl,e llOsth sidr III WlMl y commonly cal
WI I'ark asrCel, located On tn north slsir 4
thr public park, and running llrnuc WEBSTER
" 10 = straight linn until Il u0nnecta VIII
thr sidewalk already laid down on the nnrt
allls n Park street aforesaid
=. 4 0rtlHIned by shc Town Council d
Tho Town ~ t'rwo
That oil sidewalks this day provided Ii
by Ordinances. tr lallli IL lHmrtls " pink
Anti lT lald upoi and fastened 10 PLAN
HtrInKTs Dnli sllHn tlr ground, and D h
iivr lrri fOnr IiMlMs III width WiMu lNllll
nnd 10 ~ Md Ilnn 4 uniform grade viii
the ground, md ~ cDrrtwIs,nd III MI n
.gccts 10 nther sidewalks pni ,ltssn In m
~ and thki xaih walk ~ WMlks H. Mllll b.
llsr FrHprtlvr prU5rvty owners Alilttlnk M
n, tllr psss<s nIOnH which wttsl wink extend
nj their cwh expense. and tlaal mail walk
~ built within twenty days from thu publ
csllon IT this Ordinance.
Ayes, l'rnnlali. Carter. MelkhAn. Milty
l)unah.lgh and Niflncr.
kasred and approved June nth, 1874
j. y WEBSTER, Mayer
Attest.
llksns WiDskR. Recorder.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19
GENERAL REGULATIONS.

Ial4 es*A5un commences nn itv iilai Nui,aAs IN
.,s,isAiel, t,tA rnsis at.n, Nj. 1T III ins III i
pa&s N Mn ,aat mn HIS iii iIss ei,nu lhsts nts
fEsar fnentisls pAaMiaiht. M lii Aeepral riasat
i u sIeh 4 = HRa e Il ianf IN sssut,f, I'LL en-.
lid nrs.lia rues. faslst. MI ~ lulste
til sutt NJ, taal student i examined aud taHs Il
l.r slass III wiluI. i's pns'. ~ h,Mtts .utI
n, hin. A p.-Ai .ant | hafMhl4s 1s.nna II IL
.plf s8Ha tsr dniIfel.h,
I'll. naFaf. mi central l,ratthH Il. ~ th~ siHi II,
tse.n.sta,tis Nsl,hd as,ti tn ltstht,s pns.i.i.
i. the rat esits. snd ,h.li sente si,d u altt
hah u tFrlsv sssis attentions
itnlt. Ill as Mlt Al fhtietanas AMI ftfs.l Il
as iii. M t,arl ans IN ihfsrn t.n III The heal.A.
tuel,t a'ei anprs.tn.M IN shslt @s.n# ~ Naaa.
Ii,s .nsiuinn taisht ih ~ iH-t lutte u Na,tar
nItt.4i prov lied thes arr Willing. M ~. .sks Il.
als., all nntfns. ,eHt,ehd III. publ. rsessf.rt
A tsllulnNs worship
I'll. correspondence ~ RlaivAts, A. ~ril ~ MI
l.,ks us.si h, Turn, subject u ils Hseesln,,
NJ the l,lnttuf,
yhs fsakst n,ahss IL ihe ,iHastts II Deposited
With The lnssusst. II b. slssn u. pt.tl.hse snas
saaasei, ani mHy te patty. ~ fatally withheld
ffun te,is, III aetouht III nsTnAluei ~ ns.lsst 81
iuis
~ rlasriuu, zach ieat.ivT shrnli W. provided
With III table quantity ~ s'uihiHs. AhI sufficient
nunter III shifts, #sk., h,mlktnhisf.. iAw.s.
sami,.. hrislns, ess. Nnns afthtse win h. htFn.
lshea II, tnitpe. unl.ss sjselal irla,@lt b. Made.
hsfs assl,ir sltsul h. marksa With the hasHe N
III. aNii.t IN tutt.
rsnuts NJ Ahlnu tp ha4v their rlll.lrh srNt hume.
~huul Rass timely isirp, AMI iutMan travelling
rsintssA. tuf nailhuf particulars, aslsiuAs
II tlttO. Oliskl, rAsstrsst.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19
lacmrsnl \ rgwIa sloas ,

Pupils are reeaiscd any tlMs during thu
year, md charged FROM DATE Of entrance.
No deduction made fur partial nhsenre,
unless IN cas- Of protracaed illnt~s, or dIp.
mtaeAl.
Communications 10 md ftpm the ArMsle.
envy ARE submitted 10 tho inspection VI the
kuprrisFeAs
Enrh Pupil II required 10 have changes
u Cushing rniiirieMt ~ APPEAR NJ MI times
neatly Mnd respectfully dressed also ~
towels, III table napkins. ons dressing.
gown. ono bathing gown, two black aprons,
knife. fork, silver table and tssapoon, and
nApkin-rink, with AaMs marked IN full |;
dresaln9.cast furnished With combs, brush,
touth and nall trnshrs. Honr. 80,
lsorhr, nnnay anL Postage siAmps Arc 10
ho entrusted Ia the Dtsootrssh Nv vspenI-
intts Tor tlnihinx or other items VIII be-
undo. Anlvss \ sntu VI monvy " deposited
whk lhA Institution mr. tkMl pArsAss.
difference IL l..ilxlsM furlns no obstacle
10 the adinis.lnn IL rmrh ~ nfe Willing 10
rohfurn ~ he established reM4iHs VI The
Institute. Sitter n rAratTtA.
lolt esPsSlcrrss.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19

A. ~ Last session the Legislature d
our STATE made IN appropriation "a
rclisvs che homssesadsrs whose crops
were destroyed lsst year BY the grass-
hoppsrs. and The govsrnor appointed
commissioners % 80 70 ths proper
diasribusloa among ths needy. 'l'hs
distribution WAS In rcd grain. among
thu destitute. Ths namss 81 those
receiving I'D ars just publishsd BY
the commissioners from whose report
" oonAensc The following facts, show.
iny tho counties where tho ail N,
given, the numbsr d destitute IN zach.
tho amount paid and tho aggregate
mum paid out:
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19

Tho editor u Tho Nov York Bulletin
ssy1 tho Prsddsns's plan q prohibiting
tho isae u Bank notes sa1sr eio h
ONE q NE I'D, silly, exploded theories
n Tho pan. oontradiotea BY che expert.
snee u IN communities that have ever
usod hank notes.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19

The Iowa Press association u Gin.
sen On The 10th instant Mad hsfete Il fot
Discussion and action ne question,
"~ha, 4 : legal SQUARE N aavcrsis.
Ing I" terminating IL shs adoption u a
standard aea~inr "i~eal square" =,
provided w The code, y consist u On
lines agate type. II lines ncnlarc'l
type. . lines minion tyre. 10 lines
hrcsier type, II lines bareeoia type,
ial lines long primer and i3i line,
small plea.
BREWER type h tho standard adopted
hy the code; the varying liner cishc1
way from that depending IN tho .ise .
the type, : smaller typo Tor instane,
containing the samc matter In les
number u lines. and requiring NOR
lines ~ the nine u tho typo increases
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19
col.LEGIArE DEPARTMENT.

lutA1li aI.A&s. ~~rhri.tiMn nnettnv, VII hr.
&r4shns,is voi nned, University Air. hra ~ rtat.s
of,Ia, tasnr TfvcNusncstl, spherical GcosAssls
sna I,s.nrm.tsy. NMtnrss, Ehsil-h L,.rasuts,
s.nrnsancs aUA NatsrM philosophy eohllnu.ai.
Nanthls hh,,es. latin. Ur~k, uvsmsn aud tnnsh
a,a'uasas
TNiRn CLASS. Evidences VI taihnilri,y, ElTa.
item. ravs.siy. Ancient History NAA Typography
Hum III atsi s,tetan Antiquities Envish titurAtAre,
University Atv.hfs uous,slrtsi, Surveying. ls,uis,
essast, M.ashis debates, Latin, Ur.ck, trench and
Herman ,sf' iniiai,
enslunt rnssai,. Mental Philosophy, tnvr nh.l Mst
aphsars. nA.ssu,, tt,ray \, them,Irl Ssli'man's
Naslsafial, Asit,hnins, Ahstyt isal tssnM,,ft, IA
sssr. Aiuuihiy thba.s, latin ttvvA tr.twh anil
Herman nlt,nai.
ttH<f,ts~ss Mural philosophy. Ha,lilral e.en'
n,ns. ko,any, ,dulna,, Astronomy, rMmlrtts
latin, t,r,,A ,rlnau MN tn,h optional.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19

Tho Milwaukee Nsvs aayn Tho
jallsr n Chicago ths other day treated
I'll btu priuoaeS - ! drive. lie took
them IN wssona from the old jail 10 tho
new one" Thh va bsfoss Mccormick
had vsinforcsd no occupants ~ that
institution By s,mscrpsiag Iowa bank.
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TER Ma {

Heard, Talllna, Nashne, HE'D and Nr,t'iln4
pr1 ls,m ~ H,s tnanth', IN ai.anre, tl.ahi
rhs ssetans trs, e.ah
NehIfnt, trh weat .NsrlifF,l s.AN
has sttn,lafs, @enlai departments. 2aun
hay ralnlale, tunial tMnaitmen ts. .usH,
Variation, 1T she tuilept, &nsHI
MUSE. taans, saatei use ~ tnstulm.n, s0ou
Niultn, lam
Mstrfu L,irnasvs. ,tnfs 'hth nnr, lar,
i'rs,Nll,1 ani Mi n.ins, IN rtstt ..at changes,
students received ia ANY tttae dntths ihr year,
i,nl hi Ia shntst Isfnsl thah NV Mnhshs, NJ
bansa nsiunisd ~ten Withdrawn durl,l the term
Nnlaintt "a af a,i..Me" nhl..s IA .tsr ~ tt,ar,.s
IA itlHgss
~ A. Tts,n,hi lHta ~ mair IL n,nner, Ae'N.
t,is..a RETAINED III thr iHst nttsn Ntua. patsni W
4uatals.t t.st,A ~. e.sa1s With ills Nnr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19

Congress has appropriated tho sum Il
e60V,oO0 10 rcrlace tho worn.cn, sn,l
,natilated national bank currency. Why
shs hanks should not pay Tor replacing
their own notes and thereby relieve tho
United States sressavy from tho hcavy
expense, ID one Of lhose psculias nation.
al bank inquiries that every now and
then perplcx the public.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-06-19

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Reading \ = r"s~ W Mr. Irene u.
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lns~rmianicn fcr refreshments.
| Music BY The Hand.
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form. BY Z. |. White, efCresco.
/ Ota.ion, BY ss-tacvernos Sherwood
u Rashfssd. Minnesota.
Tive Council appoiated The following
named persons - ccmmitsesa e arrange
menss fos their respective Grangea
viz:
cresco Grange--T. rshaw Davie
and Mr.. Mary sutton.
| Crssso Agrioela 0rangs--Joh'
HeeiamAn and Mss. Horace Bishop.
Lime Sprisss-w. l.aadon and Mrs
J. Y. Bosthwisk.
\ Ok Dale Samasl Thompson IN
Mrs. Annie Howe.
i Chester Daniel Ray sna Mrs
I.oo,mis.
| llowasd--Darias II. Potter and Mrs.
J. Dsrgss.
1 Florsncevills-Joha Nichols m
wife.
| Gsangsr-J. =. Howe and wife.
i kendallvills .-S. q. Kendall an
wife.
Ridgsway--B. y. Richardson N
wife.
4 York Orsngs-S. O Can6eld m
wife.
Elliota- -1'roxlsr and wife.
} bly, springs MIR. Rolfs aud lady.
Preston. ~. r. Tclson anil lady.
tsher Oranges wishing 70 Join, o.
appoint their own coGmltsess.
! Tho committees above appointed
Are requested 70 solicit funds 10 dcfra
necessary expenses, and also 10 max
such othsr arrangements and provision
! for going TO aud from tho place desig
mated - may In ssch instance b
necessary. W. call on tho members .
! the order to bring edible, fos the o.
caaion.
W. would respectfully invite mem
bers Of the press, ministers u The gospc
! and Ill other vol dispossd persons, I
meet win " and join In oar festivities
JomM 9rsIxAAn,
q. +. Wsssrsa.
N. n. MoYx,
WARAsN WHITE,
n Committee.
I
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llin@ rri II male ein Instead III AtHl
I'm mainn CARRIED that The rtsst VI III
committee 4. anWni~l W. ssirpsrl
en- mrssian carried that lhe farthvr COZ,
sihrfaiiun II shc ,wsitim for putting d"w,
Il sidewalk arcrms Tin public park. anil Ma
rsnnn~ttancr thereto. W. lalsl uvvs until WI
ncxt m~ttng
TN natiuM carried that The PRAYER II N,
Isrtlsiun signed l,s ki,ntmll. Samlnnn. liar
! ris, GMiftch and cihets, for putting ,low,
sidewalk commencing IL IN street AM
running sonsherl, on ihe ras, sisir u Cher
~ strsrt. IL wlrrv II int.smcts Tick stree,
and nlso a walk commencing nj thr south
css, corncr NJ Cherry nn.l ligl, streets ma
running westerly IN nnrth sisic VI liis
street, 10 Elm street, H. received and grant
ri.
Z Moved and carried Tint Tho Hill III Tho'
, IlMlc. street commissioner, amounting I
4N9 M. TOR work and lumber furnished. u
! allowed.
. Moved and carried ihAi We adjourn I
june Nth 1911, ut I o'clock ~ M.
) Attest II. MtDSkn,
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4 party v psllacaas went out on !
sasess shsoting sxcursisa and one ofshs
pesly. Emmsl Dvown, gol shss II ths
~. III WI stand bshiWd The iavgst
nest time whsyc m will bs safe. A tar.
~ viii last about ten years IN Pslla.
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St. Mafy's Institute
PRAIRIE M CtulgS. WIS,

This Institution, situated In the most 10.
liuhtfu location In Prairie dn thinn Il
un,.er the direction of the fuluol Sisters u
Nnire lame.
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a bi)l paasd ~ ths hosss Of lserre-
ssaAAlivss. Saturday Jsns .. asing the
salary u ihs Nsw York postmaster -
$4,000. md divides I'll others Into fons
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- 1870 tkaa ID. 900 mr. lsn than ~.
~; ~ mere than $4,000 nor leSa
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b appslntsd y somosed with tho con.
~ q The Senate. those of the fourth
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~ Postmaster General.
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RrmNa vAltKy, June ist. 1874
NJ r. dlsATTAN. ESQ.
DIAN SIN This IA u lct you know TIM,
MI my machinery was burned by lightning,
and TINT want III you q moving attach,
incnt FIR thu latest Advance saved ,ht
rcaulng part and II yon can 1T me have II,
yon Will please IA me know, m will wnn,
10 cti my hay curly. lm,st have two NJ,
lor,nlek. this harvest The snncr yM
III mr. know The better II Ii Tor inc, Tor
Hnl greatly bothered hy these agents oI
ratilr.tsal, harveatcrn. There II MI 40 uIrn,
from here II lscdlnm tint has mn given mr.
a call sine. my reaper 10, burned. know
WIN. Mant mud In have II II Il cnsas sht,D
Ny sign IL upon hoard, mo ramm on
mowers wanted hnl n Mccormick. = Tint
msous lhtm. ! l,avr 80 acrc~ III wheat, M
~ trails nnd 10 of hurley, md want ~,nc.
thing 10 en-, Il Tim, ! enn depend On. know
what the McCOrmiclH' nrc and cant ID
without them.
JAMES KEENAN,,
VIZ. The undersigned. farmers of FIJI.
more e,nlnty, having bought and uAed tie
Mct 'nrmirk nntlrrs, chrerfalIy hvar
testimony ~ their general worth and excel.
lcinr, W. would recommend their pstrcll.
No u MI who havr grim Or grnks 10 c,,l,
EDWARD O'HlslEN, Bristol.
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HERMAN stlNiMElsS. Harmony.
Nlt'ltANn O'lllllEN, lrnnfA
CHRIS HAHN. Preston.
RICHARD HAHN, "
ANDREW nEcKE. "
JOHN LYNCH, Awlp~sa.
II, DEVANEi,
CI.Al's lIlNTz, Preston.
JAMES QCluIEy, /"
ANTHONY MALf, Fountain
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