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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-05-07
TllOSE FlIORITE HOME REMEDIES,
PERRY DAVIS
PAIN KILLER.
ALIENS
BalSam,

Amt ~hy they sho"ld Arrays be Rept near a
hand.
lst. PATS KILLER Is the most certain ChoIer,
cure that medical science has produced.
"a. ALIEN LuNG EALsAM is II cure for Coushs
Colds, Bronchitis ,sthmt, and ali disaare,
of tue pulmonary Organs.
I'd. PAIS KILLER will cure Cramps or Palma IN
any part i the ystem. ~ single dose usual.
~ effects Il cure. ~
18th. ALIENS LuNa B,lSAM Will cure ,ho, ,orri
Die disease. Con nmpIiOn, when ali Other
remedies TAIL.
pth. PNiN KILLER has proved "A sovereign rene.
dy for Fever and Ague aud thill Fever: II
has cur'd the most obstinate caseI.
7th. PALS KILLER ~ a Iiniment is un-ouaroI oor
tiust III .ts, Chliblains, Il rms, Bruises, Cnts,
sth. ALLEYS Luxe BALsAM-M Mothers shon,d
Keep 1t on hand IN ca e Of Group.
9th. PAIS KILLER has cured eases of Rbepma.
tshl ana Neuralgia afier years standing.
10Th. ALIENS LuNG BALsAN has been before tho
Fnbiica period Of ten year., aud In that time
has become known throughout this and larpe
%sertlOnS ut foreign countries. IL has fnii1I
many rivals but no equals. ~
llth. Pas killer is n purely vegetable prepata.
TON SAFE 10 Keep and use in every famIlv
The simplicity attending rs use. toS"ihsr
WITH NE Z eat variety OF Il seases thai may
he entirely eradicatad by 1t. and The or, n
amount OF pain aud suffering that can be al,
ltNlattd through It's use. makes II imperative
upon every person to supply themselves with
ihis valuable remedy, an to keep 1t u, ar nj
hand. "'
llh. ALIENS IUSG BALsAN is lar !eIy endorsed
by PHYSICIANS, Drug ;ists, Ministers, Public
Npehkers aud The Pres AL o. whom spsak
~ u IN the highest terms, ami mme liz
use IN all cases of Coughs and Colds.
Every housekeeper should keep these t 20 yalu.
able remedies at hand with them, to use them in
lLeot need; Many an l'our OF 81 offering a d
mary q physicians b II Will be saved.
Direc Ions accompany each bottle.
j. n HARRIS. Proprietor,
Cincinnati, ohio.
For sale b. all Druggists AMI Ne Zeal Dealers.
For sale by I,lchard on & Co., It oub; ]. ID
ARK, ,incihLat!: X. \. RObins ~ & CO.. Louis.
o., New Orleans; @. w. George, Galveston.
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Live Fences.

There is no better live fence than one
closely planted either of Usage, orange,
willow, or some other suitable tree or
shrub. Trees might certainly be plant
ed upon the line of fence and wires at
tached to them as to posts, but to bore
through the trees, as Mr.. lie Feyre
suggests, would be tedious, and to
string the wires through the holes
would be equally so. A simpler way
would be to drive hooks into the trees
to secure the wires, which might be
drawn easily every year or two and
driven in anew. If trees were planted
SIX feet apart the tie-trees might be
changed occasionally.-A Pemnsyira.
mia Farmer.
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"HoRsE-MEN," and others who pre-
tend to know, say that the following directions
had better be observed in using Sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders: Give a horse a
tablespoonful every night for n week; the
same every other night for four or six nights
the same for a mich COW, and twice az much
for an OK. The addition Of u little fine salt
will DO all advantage.
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A WONDERFUL INsT1rur1oN.-Thirty

A WONDERFUL INSTITUTION. Thirty
thousand sufferers from deformity Of the
spine, limbs and face, paraly sis, chronic dis
eases, catarrh, piles and ~fistula, have been
successfully treated by the National Surgical
Institute, indianapolis, Indiana. 1t has a
branch at San Francisco and Atlanta. by
sending for their journal full particulars can
be obtained. On account Of their long and
extensive experience they can cure cases
cheaper than it can be done elsewhere.
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Sec Deuteronomy, Chap. xii, Verse 20. The
blood being the source from which our sys-
TENS are built up, and from which we derive
our mental as well as physical capabilities,
how important that It should be kept pure.
If it contains vile fostering pOisons all organ
ic functions are weakened thereby. Settling
upon important organs, rs the lungs, liver or
kidneys, the effect il most disastrous. Hence
il hchOOves every one to keep their blood III a
Perfectly healthy condition, and more especial
ly does this apply at this particular season Of
the year than at any other. No matter what
the excl ing cause may be, the real cause OF u
large proportion Of all diseases il bad blood.
Now, DIR. Pierce does not wish to place his
Golden Medical Discovery in the catalogue of
uuaCk patent uOstrums by recommending it to
cure every disease, nor does he 80 recommend
it; on the contrary, there are hundreds of dis
oarur mat lIu Acknowledge it viii not cure
I but what he does claim il this. that there j.
but one form Of blood disease that it will not
cure, and that disease il cancer. He does not
recommend his Discovery for that disease, yet
he knows it to be the most searching blood
cleanser yet discovered, and that 1t will free
the blood and system Of all ether known blood
poISOua, be they animal, vegetable or mineral.
The Golden Discovery is warranted by him to
cure the wort forms Of skin diseases, az all
forms Of blotchcs. pimples and cruptrOns, also
all glaudular sweIIiugs, and the worst form of
scrofulous and liberated sores of neck, legs
or other parts, and all scrofulous diseases of
the bones, as white swellings, fever sores. hip
joint and spinal diseases, all of which belong
to scrofulOas diseases.
CONFERENCE.-The JOINT DISEASE CURED.
W. GROVE STATION, H., July "A, 1872.
On. PIERCE, Buffalo, N. Y:
Dear Sir My wife first became lame nine
years ago. Swcllings would appear and dis
appear on her hip, and she was gradually be-
coming reduced, and her whole system rotten
with disease. In 1871 II swelling broke out on
her hip, ,discharging large quantities, and since
that time there are several openings. Have
had five doctors at an expense Of 1925, who
say nothing will do any good but n surgical
operation.
July lG, 1873, he writes thus: My wife has
certainly received a great benefit from the use
Of your Discovery, for she was not able to get
off the bed and was not expected to live Il
week when she commenced using it, q wear
ago. She has been doing mostgof her work
for over ak months. She has" used twenty
bottles and still using it. Her recovery is con.
sidcred rs almost Il miracle, and we attribute it
all to the uso Of your valuable medicine.
can cheerfully recommend it az II blood puri-
iier and strength ]rcstorer. j. NJ. ROBINSON.
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NASHVILLE,

Flour, 56@S.25. Wheat, $1.25@1.4O. Corn,
market bare. Oats, 65m6S%c. Coffee. 25G
2Sc. Proysions, demand good at good prices.
Lard, 1Olgc, Bulk meats-shoulders, 7c !;
clear rib sides, 94c; clear sides, 916c. Ba-
con Shoulders, Sc; clear rib sides, 1Ol1c :;
Gear sides, lOl9c. Hams, sugar-cured 49,, all
packed. Whisky, 93c.
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WAUKESHA WATER,
MINERAL ROCK SPRING,
CURES
Dropsy, Diabe'es
Gravel, Dyspepsia,
Constipation, Jaundice,
B,jght'S Disease,
DiabeeS.
Dyspepsia
Jaundice,

and all diseases of the liver and k dneys. This
water is now known and sold as a remedy for the
above diseases, in, all parts of The world, II Is
sy ten. /. Is now being shipped ut the following
prices:
jugs, 80 cents per gal, package extra; he I es lqls.)
- so per dOH, Money must aCcoluptby the order,
except TO our regular authorized agcIL Inquire of
your druggist tOr W. ukesha Mineral Rock Spring
Water. Address {. &, OLtS " 90, WauKtSla,
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COTTON NJ RK II

NEw YoRK. -Middling uplands, 1910.
NAsHyILLE.-CottOn is quiet and unchanged
at IA @l54c.
Characterization market firm with a fair
demand. Middling, lTc.
MEMrHIs.-Cotton market dull and nominal.
Mlddjing nominally 1G4m17c.
LOUISVILLE Cotton market quiet with quo
tations unchanged. Middlng lG2Ic.
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HBDSON, WIS, May 7, 1873
MeSsrs. G. {. OLTN d CO.-Dear SirS: In testi-
mOny of the great value Of Mineral Rock spring
Water. for those suffering with disease + the kid
neys. | would state that / had teen suffering for
months with diabetes, passing large quantities of
urine, heavy. WIN sugar, and tor mented with u
distressing thirst, gradually losing flesh and
strength and finally the use OF my loaer imbs,
which became almOst devoid of feeling. MY ply
s!clans gave me up, and said that | lad but u short
time to live, ! had lost all hope of reCuvt ry.
when | was induced to use Mineral Rock Spring
Water. ana since then | have gradually reg med
the use OF my limbs, and also gained strength and
flesh IL has done for me What medical skill could
not do. ! am thankful FIR returning health, and
my prayer Is that 1t may prove 10 Others afflicted
with kidney affections as great Il blessing rs 1t has
been to myself. Yours truly,
MIS-, JANIS
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N"TNVTNNATI, JWNt 1T, 100.
C.C G. OLIN IL CO., Waukesha, wis Having
used your wafer from The Mineral Rock Spring,
Waukesra, Wis, for the diabetes, | have found
commenced using this water, my physician re-
ported to me the specific gravity of nv urine was
g., AMI II ter using IL for twenty days the specific
gravity of the uIine wa re uCed to 81. showing II
great Improvement, and finding Great relief in
noLb ing compelled to urinatr 30 frequently. |
had other waters, but give II Us my OPP Mon that
the Mineral Rock Spring Is preferable. Ana 90
es rnestly II to all who are afflicted
with the disease coiDmO lly known as diabetes.
Respectfully yours, ALFRED WILSON
Dept. Co |. Int. Rev, No. W. Third street, Gin.
CInHAlI, Ohio.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-05-07

WE have heard recently Of several
severe cases Of spinal disease cured by John
sons Anodyne Liniment one case OF " man
fortv-fyo years old, who had not done a days
work for four years. The back should first be
washed, then rubbed with Il coarse towel. APP
ply the Liniment cold, and rub in we'll with
the hand.
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NEW YORK.

Flour -Superine Western and State, S5.75
@6,0O; extra Ohio, So, 25a7. rs; st. Louis, S6.4O
@ll,0O. Corn-Westcrn mixed, S5asGc. Oats
Western mixed, G2Q 64c. Mess pork. SIT.
Middlcs, short clear, 1O14c. Lard Prime
steam, lO4c. Whisky, 97&lc.
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Dir. J. Walkers California yia'
egar BitterS are q purely VogctohI,
preparation, made chiefly from tLc na
tive herbs found on the lower ramos ",
the Sierra Nevada mountains of CSIiGD"U
mia, the medicinal properties of wbicb
arc extracted thcrofrOm without the Mo-
Of Alcohol. The question is almos,
daily asked, "Wh&t is the cause If t%o
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR RIT
TERS?" Our answer is, that they rcmovo
the cause of disease, and the patient m.
covers his health. They are the rreot
blood purifier and a Iitc-giying princjpIo
Il perfect Renovation and I]nyiroratNr
of the system Never before in tbo
history of the world has Il medicine benU
compounded possessing the remarkablaa
qualities Of VINEGAR BITTERS in healino tbo
sick of every disease man is heir To. Iber
are o gentle Purgativo as well as a Tonis'
relieving Congestion or Inflammation ~
the Liver and Nlsocral Organs, in Billions
Diseases.
The properties of DIR. WALxERs
VINEGAR BlTTEERS are Apericnt, Diaplioretic
Carminatiyc, Nutritious, Laxative, Diureir
Sedativc, Counter. I|rritant, SudoriGc, Altera,
tive, and Anti Bilious.
IL. 81. MCDONALD ~ CO,
Druggists and Gen. ACTS, san Francisco. Clliror,io
and cor. Of Washington and Charlton Sis. \ yum
sold hy all Druggists and Dealers,
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V

Wheat, $l.45. Mess pork, SIT. Bulk meats
Shoulders, G'E; clear rib sides, s%@9c; clear
sides, SIC. Bacon-Shouldcrs, ne; clear
rib sides, 03ic; clear sides, 1915; sugar-cured
hams, l2MMl3Lc. Lard, 1OLc.
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BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDIcINE.--San
fol ds Liver InNigorator-a purely vegetable Ca
thartic and Tonic for dyspepsia, constipation, de-
bllity. sick headat he, bilious attacks, and all do
rangements OF The stomach and bowels. ASK your
druggist for II. Beware of limitations.
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UOUSEHOLDrwhy Will You suffer
THE MARK
ST. LOUIS,

Wheat-No, Q spring, 81. 2G@1. 2GI. Corn.
G7Ac. Oats, 51I@5114c, Mess pork, S16,75
alt. Bacon quiet; shoulders &c; clear rib
sides o.; clear sides, 9$I, Lard quiet, 9$ic.
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CINCINNATI.

Corn, G5@GSc. Oats, 47@55c. Mess pork,
~. Bulk meats -Shoulders, csc; clear rib
sides, sac; clear tides, 91S. Bacon quiet;
shoulders, 7ci clear rib sides, 619; clear sides,
90. Whisky, 03c.
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aIILr:nEN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND
THIRTY YEARS. EXPERIENCE OF AN
OLD NURSE.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the ~prescrlp-
ton OF one OF the best female physicians and
nurses In he United States. and has been used for
thirty years with never falling safety and success
by millions OF mothers and children, from the tee
Bile infant OF one week old to the adult. II corrects
acidity Of the stomach, relieves wind collie, regu-
lAtes the bowels, and gives rest, health and comfort
to mother and child, We believe 1t to be the best
and surest remedy in the world In all cases Of dys.
EMERY and dIarrh@a In children, whether 1t arises
from ~teething or from any other cause. Full d.
rectlons for using Will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS q
PERKINS Is on the outside wrapper.
S,ld by all medicine dealers.
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Flour market dull and nominal, Corn in ac-
tive demand with quotations advanced, Sac.
Oats dull with quotations dropping, 58(GG0c.
Mess pork in light demand with hold ers firm,
at N.
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THE practice of packing goods "short
weight il not confined to canned fruits, oys-
terr, etc. Observation-Disclosures of the SOAP
nov soId IL from 2 OF. to 4 Oh. per bar or 5 h..
to s IL. per box "short, - which loss the con-
m bears. Proctor * CANDLES Extra 0 i've
Soap Il full weight, and superior article.
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Moonlight is merely the beautiful
old age of day.
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PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT.

Work for Everybody. Good Wages,
Perm nent hInpI yinent Men ana W
men wanted Full Par. iculais free.
Address w. A. EHSO a. co IA vpIanI
Oh o, or t. Louis NO.
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Go TO Riverside Water Cure, Hamilton, Ill.
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WANT ED.

The Penn Mutual Iif. Insurance On.
OF Phi,a' g phia, an old ana reliable Life Com
llhy, desires an agent in eve Y pOrliOn of this
Nthle IN which 1t Is not now repre- Cntcd. 1t is a
surety Mutual company, returns its surplus pre-
NUNS tons membc's every year. and as its cr.
pens 3 are SnldL, furnishes them insurance at The
lowe't possible rates. All IT its Policies are non.
iorfeilaDlA for their value after the third year.
Liberal commission co ltracts made with reliable
men. Al ply to II, :. rEP EN~ V. Fres't, 10
W Chestnut street: Philadelphia, Pa, or to j. w
ikEDELL, Gen. We tern Supt Cincinnati, oh o..
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l1k PER "a LOCO agenls wanted. Send stamp
VIZ to A. II. BLAIR h Co, st. Louis, Mo.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-05-07

A gents wanted, 60 new steel eneravings. send
1Ac.s. FIR samples. IF FOuCh Il Co, Warren. +
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-05-07

&-O EACH WEEK. Agents wanted particu.
W . - lars free. J. Worth d Co., st. LOuss, Mo,
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~ naday. Agents wanted everywhere. Particu-
'pl Olars free. Art Agency It's :. 4th st, st. Louis
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-05-07

| h%tcrestin, Z. The word GOD in - languages. sent
'Or lOc. ami st mp. T.. +. Kraemer. i ealing, Pa.
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A G VEN W"vdANTED5Men or women. s34 a
AT once to CuWEN & Co, Sh street. New YnrE
, 1874-07-20
SUNDAYS NEWS.
local

4 mass u,e,t,no ~ citly.n, ;r,.r....a In T..
sdop tton of mann ~ .,s sse.,..a. 's ~
great ntos IN Chicago Was held Saturday oven-
Ing ~ Moootmiok'n Hall. Tho Hon, ", F, Col.
bnu gh presided. There vcra .nlrited .jd.srs. -
by tho Chairman. bv tbs HI Han wills yifsn' as@. Rro.s
nunaoinl. am} :" ~ ot Mes'ng, =. y. Hayes ohaflos
*ioptod providing tbat uof. Mo nnau..ons M "ess
In annnine To- T.,t ~, ,,no 1o'nmitsoo OF olizeni
Of rpbiia Works Ind dnnand ,ns H.. mayor aud boaTa
~ ~, woouna ou'luHl ,nnia"tul!y standing within
tho ~ ara,tnn =, nv wnnden p & &dsi1 uE9lag thst
.ga " ar nsrooto~ h nuain8 o. Whatever
H. oitv i;rntts annnrovinu ~ tn prohioea wltnin
snouitJ Iau!th apPplusin6 " sneplhn or separate
, 1874-07-20

choek q h' for esssd i tho time, my q ths
These transactions took place mosty An Friday, tho
10th 'ast and on Baturs,ay following tho worthy Van
N'.1 fss r. to r + sho"td b. .sea that
hibltea them 4 wel power Of attorney of ooinm-
property IN thia city 10 tho au1oint Of $780, 0oo Mr.
Hos Gew"yan having tssgrahea to his correspondent in
in reply tho Information that that rerson WA
An 1MposTEa AND aw1NDLEa
follows: After tho purchase of tho mills he would
!hon eal upon Mr. oowsrln 70 cash ono Of hia chsrks
would bs non al, and Ills hup'oss banker would 10
nas @ shs .nount no 10000 or SO ooo
from Nav York ho lott no TINA Ia Informing onef Of
sro'ssa .ton Van Nsaa i ones mud. oath charging
p!pcr Upon tlta s!davlt warrant for the nrroal Of
vah Nsss m. iaslsd aud Officers Knoa and Wren pro.
Elm 10 ~ ns u r,: 'opp but 1na
Ieeeiyod vlh ls most chiIaiiks and bland sinie
ahat !. 4, V.n Ns't @ eoa gye H. expressed NJ surpFe
aud that he wanted lawyer, aud showed that hs WAS
~ o!d hand IN the forgery and .wlnllinE bnhines.
bunch q burglars Esys. NUMBERING aSous trsay fss
IN nl several beny safe koys four drafts, a,gue "u.
sSs T.. FsssRs was .nonns II s1ns' to f so % sS 4
about tl2 fn CASH. MI Tia ready money possossed by tho
ugent Of such vaht capital liz takon 10 the sutton
huuHe and committed for trial. but preliminary 81.
animation has hson postponed Il ha Instance until
T'aesday ne1t tic 2at, to allow him to procure Wit
Van Ness alias Livingston, &urna ont to bo IN old
and accomplished forger ue IN abons g6 Year, old, Of
a0onteel venerable, hut cs1!ke appearance, WEARING
apsrpstua SMILE ainstl gray slowhiskera. gray hair
weighing about 1so pounds Ho II anid to be aeeom-
panied by woman whom hs calls his siscr, but who
y Is expscted IL tho actual forger and expert that does
with aorns Of tls best families tn New Yo. o,lt has
long bsen kuown swiuller Of thu most approved
namo beforo for 1900, received the money was
captured, convcte, md scntenced to ths Ssse ttloon
Of New York for seyen yoars which term he eerred in
that Institution. Hia operations aincs that tlms have
chiefly bern confined 10 the West and South, wlers
they hsye boon quito oxtensivs. In Now 0rlenns ho
for $ao00 and Il Il believed hers thers number
Of rewards for hin afreAt.
, 1874-07-20
10 Aoh0Ol-Dtrectors md Township
fTrRuEllrDF8.

De PAnTMENr or punLIo InsrRucT1oN, |
BPR1Naf1ELp ILL.,. July 10, l874.
Tho attention Of Sesool- Directors aud Town
shIp-TroaBurera Is called to the important fact
that certificates Of tho amounts OF special taxos
reluirad to bo levied In sohool~dstricts for
Buhool.purposea must ba returned to the County
Clesk on or before the second Tuesday Of august,
instead Of tia second Moudas Of September as
he1etoforo; in compliance with tho requirements
OF the 122d secsion Of the "Act for the aaaess-
mont Of property, aud tho levy and collection Of
taxos," as amendod by tho aot approved May ..
1879, and IN force July I, 1878. Is Gross, I'd
Edition Acts 1871, 39l, par. 14.1
boards Of Directors should hand their oersif-
cates to tue Townshlp-Iroasn on or before
tho first Tuesday Of August; and 1t will lo tho
duty OF thu Treasurer to tlle tho Same with tho
County Clark on or before the second Tuesday
Of August rs aforesaid,
This nattor IL very important, and ahould ro-
coiys immediate aud careful attention.
County Hupetinteudonts Of Schools aro re-
gnestsd to send copy Of this circular to overy
Iownahip- Treasurer ln their respective counties,
without delay; and also to havoit, or tho sub.
etanoe theroof, published In tho county .papors
~ oxtsnHaYoly ~ practicable.
NEWTON DATkMAN,
Superintendent OF Public instruction,
, 1874-07-20
Il Jersey City Scandal.

From Tie Ssts York Horld, Juiy17.
Tho uaually quiet and respectable atmosphere
OF Jersey City Heights was deeply agitatod yes.
terday BY the development Of eoca1 scauds! in
which tho pastor Of q fashionable church and a
young lady who served III tho capacity Of organ
lst are represented as tho principal actors. Tho
church is known AZ tho Prospect Avenue prosby-
tortan Church. aud is situated IN ono Of the moat
fashionable portions Of Bergen. The Rev. john
y. Glendenny il the minister. During tho past
two years Miss Annie Pomeroy has presided at
the organ. Miss Pomoroy ia 25 yoarn old, III or
phan. aud possesses moro than ordinary beauty,
ler for tho past ten years. Mr, hlille. resides In
Van Ieyper avenue, and tho ministor lives in
Bcrgonwood avenue with hiH mother and sibter.
Shortly after the minister bocamo acquainted
with Miss Pomoroy, about two years ago, or At
tho time she took tho position Of organlst in tho
It is alleged IN engagement followed. hIlaa
pomeroy saya he made her number Of valuable
presents, among which we're gold wntch and
Chain, with the names Of tho donor and recipient
an engagement ring with an appropriate In
acrlptiou Some time Afterwards aho says ho
took the ring away on tho prctenao OF having
1t repaired, aud never returned 1t. 4
great many pooplo noticed thor intimacy,
among whom were tho young Iady's unule aid
broken otl, OF At least the miniseor ceasod lia
vista to tho young lady, aud comment wnR
mado as to tho oalse OF what was
considered quarrel. Tho members Of
the Prospect Avenue Presbyterian Church
wore much shocked yesterday on hearing
That Mr.. dlcnaenny hsd beon arrested
tho prsslous night. Tie Constable who made
the arraat Informed tho minister that Judge Al
drioh had issued warrant ngainat him on
charges preferred by bliss pomeroy. Ms. Glen
denny Expressed bis Willingness to go to Judge
officer tllay went first to hliss pomeroy's house.
The door wah opencl BY Mrs. Miller, who began
upbrn,diug tho mihlssar for running hor nioco.
Miss pomoroy made her appearance almost i'm
medIa.oly, 1na op s0ons ,; alr; dondtonny foil
covered consciousness. wheu the Constable asked
him ii ho WI, willing to marry her; lle said no.
biIBu Pomeroy Of having booa intimate with si1
leading moalhoEs Of hls .congr9Kat!!on: . atr.
where llu learned that tho Wvrraut had boan
issued on thu ortor Of the Poor.naator, Miss
pomeroy having, complained to thas o!lioial that
abe WAS In delicate condition. Alr. Glani1enny
mas admitted to bail III $1,000. Tho Truateoa ol
the church have ~ yet taken no action in tho
, 1874-07-20

1rn nrewor, Of PostBtowu, Pa,, WAS for thirty
years an lnvatorate fisherman. Almost oyery
day found him out among the trout u troams, aud
llo never tired Of tito sport. His diversion
brought ills, hovaycr, and q yoar Ago ri.au1na-
tinm, produced by exposure In tad weather, la!a
him up. Hut ho IL determined to fAA. IIo has
had tank built in hia yard, into which live trout
are put. and thoro ho .slta, eycry afternoon.
landing Tile fish, and having rant amount Of
exciting sport.