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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

GD-O EIGHTH AVENUE. BETWEEN WEST TWEEN
= - y-third and Twenty fourth streets-A few
handsome Rooms, furnished neatly, with without
hoard gas bathrooms, not and cold water; terms mod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

DOARD FOR A FAMILY IN FINE, HEALTHY
ID locality near sal water and on the II. n. II. X. r.
easy 10 the satIon advantage for health
and comforts vegetables, rui and milk In abunda
Rooms very large and well furnished extensive grounds
well shaded with forest and terms mod
crate. For reference call upon WM. II. GOrILIkB no.
B street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

L1IRsT CLASS BOARD And DELIGHTFUL NOUN.
j. tain scsnery in the Caskiils az Merritps Grand
View House. near Caro-. Greene county, Kew YORK
Apply. for particulars. TO Mr.. DAVID THORNTON No.
% Nassau street. Bennett Building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

FEW OF TIE BEST ROOFS I'LL. VACANT Al
~ q large farnh ouse; mountain air. free from ma
ara end lgitos wi,n liberal terms and table miK
fresh eggs. butter, poultry, vegetables akc., abun
dance fdirrss full particuars, box Us Post Office
ha.onah MestcheSer county, y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

rII AggNUR NO 1910 LAT HANpsOMELl
~ fnriufacd Rooms en- suite sihglv, with wthou
NnH GLASS Bod, traESont joarGers accommodated
terms moderate,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

DELIGHTFUL LOCATION On THE HUDSON OP.
~ posie West POlnt-Large house beautiful grounds,
handsome boating, bathing. fishing, stabling :
box 5, Garrlson's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

HAYWOOD y. IA PRIVATE FAMILY WILL AC.
u commodate several gentlemen with first class
Board the mountains hour from of Liberty
street; terms So conveyance 10 depot free Address
r. /. ROWLAND, kanwood, ~ J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

FAMILY OCCCPYlNG A VILLA on TIE PAS-
"A sale, In he suburbs OF Paterson n j.. would like
two gentlemen gentleman and wife to Bonrd
every onlort plenty mix boating. nshng, &C. terms
reasonable. Address - 49, box - Post Once Paterson,
" j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04
BOARD AND LODGING WAITED.

A YOUNG NAN. WITH GOOD REFERENCE
y wishes Board IN private family, Fifth Ayenu
hotel Address, stating which should be reaSol
able. T.. r. BAN CROFT. fifth Avenue Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

- oE 5 ROOMS TO LEr--YIrn BOARD. TRANS
- ms or permanently, soutnerncrs ana Strangers
Nis...ng t1e eiy. ~ West thirty hrst street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

(NHILD TO BOARD-A LADY or EDUCATION AID
Y refinement will take young child hoard; all the
advantages o. good home. ana KIND care guaranteed.
Address box 75I Post Office, Worcester. Mass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

A NUMBER OF PERSONS CAN OBTAIN FIRST
Il class board In farm house Pownal, W.. beau
tiful scenery the Green Mountains 80 miles
rrom Troy. Refer 10 NJ. VOLKMASN. CO., 80 Vesey
street. between IL aud ls p M. Ala East Fifty
street, after Z. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04
COUNTRY BOARD.

nRANGR ~ J.-BOARD CAN re oBTAtNFD IN
~ small private family in one OF tue pleahantest "
cations In orange house has all lnprOge MS y wei
shaded ana convenient 10 stations. Address ior par
iicalars, box o.. Orange. \. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-04

fNArSkILL MOUNTAINS. -GOOD FARM BOARD
y hunting fshns and ree use of horses aud carriage
terms 80 per week Address : G.. CuAMBERLlN, Lex
iGgtOn. Greene county, n. y. References j. Sal
FAlkenburp, Isl kcade street. \. y
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-19

John Guyattc lad tho misfortune ~
SATURDAY u laat week 10 fall Into tie
tamultnous from 4 bal habit hc seem,
10 have u hanging about tho saloons.
llo WIS picked up ~ waif and taken
before ls4., brown for identification,
who inter hearing his little story DO.
sought him 10 loan the city go. and i
tribe to compensate himself aud thos.
who waited on him there for .hei,
trouble. johnny having boon caugh,
~ desperately short and without III.
immediate means u relief IN prospcc,
was fund boarding place for $40,
worth with Sheriff Hitchcock d Docor
ah. Ought nj tic town council, II |,
~ power, - provide that tho cntir.
costs II such proceedings, A. well !,
tho board II those convicted IL drunk
cnnets should be Lofnc l,y tho ,aloo,
kcclcr,? 81 sueh expenditures ~,
rars nnd parcel ~ the lcgiiimpt,
fruits " the trailir. II should Lc borne
w those who enj"y u. profits irstea.
y those who ARC ,imlly annoyed. IL
jnred and in.uliei by those who Ii
my way participate In tho sraiAe d,
sellers ar eo,,sumrrr. III yI,.rt II II IL
~ 4 iins 10 enJuire IL right 70 cnfore,
tho Inv f.r tho punishment II drunken
ncss and crime, why MI 10 enforce .ls
lam Tor Nv prevention
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-19

A Hmm Asi'tstiissfIn. - The ngeni
u tle Wilson fe~ing Machine cumpan,
Will. In il f.w days. sail from run f,aneis
- fer ehili In rouih Americl. where hs
will orvn n Nrnnen House and eshibi, Ill.
worll.renu~nei Wilson shuttle rewinx MI
shinr ~ ihc grand exposition " ~ held Al
AnniiaTo unier The anspie u IL TINT govern,
mens Dy this step ~ Wilson saving II.
el,ine Company will complete The circuit II
shr Rlnbe, They have already Immense
agencies In rI,inn, Japan, british lnIie.
England, Frauee nal pihsr paris u Snit
AnerirA supreme VI u. sureriorii,
over MI aiher sewing inacnInss, fte Wilson
goes On widening isr field year after year
cnftyng The blessing u ehest, eap..
BILE and perfect sewing machine ~ the re-
mote hunts ~ civilization
Machines will b. delivered \, any llnl
liond kiHiion In il,is rMln.ry. frmaf ifana
pofiAliDn charges. " ordered through llr
tmnIany'a Branch limisr. nj iu,, State NJ .
Chicago. III. They Hei,d ~ elegant oaia
iug,ir nnd ohfp,no circular frcr III nlTpIirn
lion THIS tonImn, want \ NV unfs' goa
ng,iits
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-19

lhr girls attending seminary III
lllinNis ST iva ehfeArns Agl,ling III
.'trif raam las' SUNDAY i'e's - he
rrsnit ran his,. ani nj the eenrlnsisn
II u eea'es, the wipnins maiden u8t
better ~ a rll watch, n lair Of
six a ,ellags freurh ruts.s. W.
rall. II f,lse hair, 4 rs',n, lasilr anil
i beautiful hok mark With 'thtist
nar Guilu" worked % I, IN cplutca
tiil
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-19

MI ronsie vpall mi a,'arliy prefer il
Tho l,t,l IT litir .1tp apfn tilf eAn
Aps.ls. 81 hslnl - ~ rrlriWs Lis i atr
mi Il III. Lett ,l,s sliag ~ mths Il at
lrHrsisa HHtl 81 I'll u ism l., ~ re#tars -
hair nl,en,t liz talini, oa' al reBas Is.
atef Hiisa 1 llts baepue gray sftei u
ftlnesis Ii 4 ,aet f tpi ~ l. u,w ~ I'd
IL II. Will ~. iet il,a utme It LII
tsAsl IL sttlti - ll4if i,ehe.efs ntti IL
.tsftls tit siHttneul. f,4tl tbs following
TIL i Il etftlff II il VII. ssft bill II
~ ~ H. ii sta ii II eos snuiah | i
= fatnl.au III n.y. Enis ~ .fo" Il I'LL r4i.8t
III ljfs hlsr hHA usai nfss itHtlaa If
n II ~. 'tiit III liitu Ii,ir isenav Il.
Hiil IT, J. If itH ia ,Np nl' ail nfs, III
heEtl, iil,I u l,gN Il tu,N , htustii
i.Aitt .Ei t,slus
form. j. ssttfs4 -. lsp.,
W. X iss
Fer ,altitt mp .fri h'r,F ~ Itrtf !
10 Inn. nj upon eltb. s,ys the ahte
statement i true
" q. III fLEi,. Np'ry r,i,.it
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w. eenis postage hereafter ~ MI
transient papers. This i the rln |
from Washington. Irt,eas'as the pa,
Il congressman, rcsi,ing the ftanking
privilege. doubling the l'as of tic
President, and then doubling the c.s,
NJ sen'ling n newspaper ~ an eastern
fr,eal. i'm, be e!asspi nmons the rria.
ciral reform measures IL tie latc en-.
gross
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-19

EAtfa tHn t'afNsHs lseAHFNs 80
FaE.4tiatts trA sfasists I'll MI itsis
tfAhAA fttisilNg AZ IA tAwn siuufd rafsa
fslts srap ssA advertising saiawns hef~Yr
tAAiHg \ II Ar shtit 'fAainr Merchants
rAA fsite8 NNts III ihls ~ nhi hFt taet
hNt're sfssfAA.i fnt mssHr IT. hswtFatrf
I'll ihr nsf iAWsa threuea ~ht.h u easnmun.
tes,T ta a.. rAilit lnssslirsNfe Alnrs chs,
shes have ats Ass afiass sis people wNse
TIE rthAns vs1h Fri elass .uasa ani
stss nsile ttiets. asfiie. the pnhIie w.
la.wt u II Il fet susif Interest tsei fhet
s0a shnaii Inns vhsfs are tie hres bar.
gAfns I'll savh ersieies - saa nteA NFN
rssar.A that sh~ man ~hn malts ~ rHuft
III ae1nAsns ,sa With the fsst That ~ has
Ri n,iIci. n sell. ,issifssse seil u. and hts
nhstr,, ~iil iniues him II II ~ Nj ,he ssty
naiis.t advance ssp*.ihlr IN Ae1nal eHs'
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-19

- ,aEean III fs t'as lEo tItfitttj
a9fla aiiliHt' iiiue tum~lua fpit -
saffa ". iaft til tit aiAt IA ttt4tl4a
it'll 1t consumption e7 NGt ftfFfsNn II
sliR Iliaai .Aa lAutgt s,a tpi IN lfm thu
iii'a 'H' INN stIftti 80 fSt. fsfHtilaf',tl
asrfs 4t+H fr lire ,,lrs usff s,it sigfl
sitHais. htsisl.s i. l'fu .BiMs hi Ill rfn4 If
III, fitsaI ss.'sa spuiiNf Nnniia.iitat
u it4isfla fstf auYp their pfspefnf9ta
saeti fs.st ae Iii, G1tp W I 4 lfHs
~ 1 uHsf. AID - i ioitir FIR Z, f4.fti
nd = e -, .fsa s,ii relieve yog, sa.i,.
pla 9ta1fsfa Il, ftis Hnb i'i.eaft wi
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-19
~....~s~s~e = .ss~4. !.

" h,is IT. utiFf II Patron II, ,I,4
h,lirs i last tt,,i.ng nj, niiiy,eA u
Iona, reri'p at,ur IlhAi 'IiAa. ihal II
IA neatly 'ldnf,lell IL membefslnr lie
past year. lniike ip.a ,.,aug.r-.
politics u,e strictly excluded irom the
Orlc, In that sta.c. mud the head d..
flcurs make II point u see that TINT
sce.iou of thur by laws Is strictly en-
forced, Iowa drangers now wisl, they
had done tho sa,no thing. Iowa State
journal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-19
NEEDS AND PLANTS.

Il. e. The True Cape Cod Cranberry
q. brst sort for rpinnd. Lowtahd, .,
dar'len. ~ mil prepaid. ~ per lou. q
,0DD All thrNew, Choice kirawbefrie.
and Peaches. 4 priced catalogue II thee.
ahd NIL ffaiis ornamental Ttee@. Ever
greens. thruhr. Hubs, Roses. Iian.s. NJ.
ani rntsn tLn.tHa A aAnnss rtEbs. ths
choicest collection IN the rountry, with MI
novelties will b. sent Rrstisto my plain
aIlress, ~ sorts III either Flower Garden
TREE. Fruit. Evergreen, ~ Herb HerI~, III,
III ~. Sent ~ mnil. prepaid WnoLk
ak cArALsaig W rmE TKAbE Agent,
Wanted.
n. N. WATSON. OIL Colony MIR.
cries and heei Warehouse, rLtAnlrii
M,.&. Established tH4y
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tnt - sHs 4 .stinS ur ilsstIs
49, - II. tn' NJ tpra III I'll
.#fi# Krax .t,aHAh ia binl. II
no. siIit'a thl sAailua aitl.HHi ht.sstss i.
LIT. $3.50 ssaVssl aH p.nfs st1i h. I'LL.
ast'ffs ittl. Al sten4lleAFl,F tniisp4fsitt
tnfsa IT. fAfAihfa AfgfftNlf sfst4ar
lst1ftHs Niii ffr.afs H4r attl efsffs -
H. tteatttei .tffut sAtt gr,tr sltii1i
flft1ftsAl llas u slns tl,reisA itla saiils
slil i,sse Il .l.AI.f LrHa ud (, r4er inds
hishf, Nhlsli aided f. experience, will e4i,fs
him L. ab.iAin ~ iis future III
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-19

Hl.OWS STuNE "A Trace Epuppa
Church. crrsco. sunday etruIag Nnssl'
IT., is.j. ~ H.s ~ " Tufura. Alf
iafies ! brown Ia Miss Emma {
Stone. MI III ,'neo
srElNNtS JANIS s., ,u hpl.e If
tn bfiiftf,'h II. ~ \, res - " I'll
Hd J.r. sesrt'at Nnrtb nth. is.h.
W J"ln ''ieln'uan i, His Mary jams
MI III t'fesep
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Paper AlN:sgtMg,

will have attention promptly and saiisfae
iaflly IN amy part NJ Town Or Country by
calling M the MudsssIxnsd near the tresee
lame. su,.sh side of Market ktrsst.
nv:0sf ROOT. tisANHiAM.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-19

- ffi6f $500 tsA@ ANH fH4A ss
liz $3.50 tit Na III
dafaAt II sHa NJ tttfHt
Nst fpt ~ III e1iti
lalets tf Isl eit Y 49, III
= ~ 4 rftlreiiag ~ mss't, / ~
ihe STREET asl ealtAts taa i M ~
s'a'tssp - -, 49, u ! \ atat sriss Il
~ itte Il tHnetfHnr Wfsns sHr.
i'ias larkinr leplats'tle tendency II
thr part IL tive sltsg
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H## 49, #A N
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AtNt Astt r.
AA~a#4@a4~~aus.~~~~~
AsHsa sAl.l tts W 49,
M ii.ti t A VA tntAsl
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III nAA AAi $50 j. fsAs
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Nv tta f#ll Fl n Fssia wv ata#
vats sgla n ArA n w Ifts
i,asseA , 49, vi ~vl " Nes
MI tt#HtsisA Ats4f1a stta ~aN $500
~th rAtWs y tNH kNi ~ itiAi
m8s ess~i ia ths seAte AZ we NHsil
tasted II sAs sap "A ihe ltsaisia, w.
Ana .ash fl'a~a tspt tea gtta'
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she Il, pefass ~ msmNefs II N
gfaa aliefe isfttaftv shts hai veal
,,ns. vhsse tlate il III Fhviea ft eas
rtns u, the people - lses jAs
italian u II he candidate fr sena
~. nnA /. II relsnstsd that A'listn W.
agreed Il support hin lf.a during
the neat few N n,hs /. will he atr~f.
,ainpll tina, either etisi. IN the sHaifs
II The party u she nation, THE fetmc'
wc gaessl viii require ,nc,nsers II III,
,al,s Ii swallow lie truths Icy have
spoken nra,nsi him and unite IN hts sup
port. ------ TIN Nanias afternoon tie
snow hlnrkaied tic railroads again, w,
eastern lunul train having been caught
III Tho long rut nrar !, N. Webster =
aix miles wet IL here where i, still r..
mains M 10 .his writing ( Frl'lay y
.-------. "'line Tor Spring has eon,e
t;en,le Annie or words O. that effect
arc IN nearly cser,b"l.'s lips --------
Facts aud Faaei.s il the title IL u
book a reelur ls John Hra,shaw
Kaye Il calnar lraa, r.bll.L,d Y,
GEORGE Mcdonald 4 On, Chicago. w
c,nlets - Erpa. deal u pleasure II
pcru.ing il pages sparkling with liter
ury gems. Tho author seems % have
been .mbnot with tho s?rits % true
rorsy. Tho pab.ishcr Las made tn
book gem Of topographic lc'uty =
The price We are unable IT, stctc. bn'
as the wolk e,.l,raees 30 pages |,
would 10 rleap III three times what i
costs lie II What il mny. $4,000 t,lcnit
court II III session this week with Judge
Granger rrs~i.lirg Tie following a..
inrneya hcsl,lr tie bar II our own cuun-
~ ave- III attendance, John u Stone.
man unl Tbs rIrg,aIl, Nr';relor;
L,,i 'l,u'ia. Il. 4, Cooley u W.
I'arerfon anl &; II. Willeit, Decnrnl,.
q. ". Mckay, f1ln,ar The business
u tie Court VI, rari,ll, turned ~ and
mort II tho eases will Le cleared N
tie calendar.
iua Flock Ilt,se NJ Austin ,ii,,u,.
rat,as aiming il,a ll,s' rla.s ll,nses, ii,
the nsrt, IL duss Ito Il. thu,les Ia
Mastn t'liy. w en,nmrud curh a
them u II, f,fei,ar alo aay need .
home Wien tt,m home. aud ~ tliei,
ylcinii S, --------. " X l,srkrr lorn.rl,
II tl,is eaanlf, haa u f'uhcs Mr..
boip.ei nnf latch Hiii l.owei lis iure
III our slliaun. .iiIn lire 30 tie AL
e,lani u IL h.ltii.d ii hin uuly elild
H. asd Ill aifp inse III sympathy IN
tlirir .rtni All tim -~-~~- "A WI W.
sran ,i.u II fatr u.te9l go ,ur lrirui~
thaf..s !'iaan md Jphn Alninuan iasr
ts'en MT. Themselves leljnrs'. w
rgntftshsats ten e lib lulNren,
.sasn II t1ett as.e.ii1hs III arspad.
Afly 'teif journey dsHn lae voyage
~ l,se always NIL ~ #l5iIAg itee
aR tna l'fint.as remembered
@~s.~.vs~s~s
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rAsaa u tasls " W4w tnsaAtAR Al
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WO ~ lnv e]O
I%]l|I'||I|||l[kl e.!
WORCESTEKs DICTIONARY.
Nvssg ~tsrA - Aushartsy ~ sh~ D$pNvt.
sashss " tn NAtl.HHt N0sssMsMcn.t
In one of tie mshy circulars with which
The Publisher. vi " sbster's Dictionariss are
foodih9 the eaunir.. The statement IN made
that Webster !. thv ssr,nxsL srAsDARp,
nnl exclusively recognized at Washington
tint al executive printing, debates, ini
official rreari. u fpnyrara. publication. "
tho Smiths ,nlan Institution. eta ctc,. nru
made 10 60 form Il, of,LnYrapiy - Webster
e'e. VIZ Invite she attention VI thu public
10 the following showing that this clam i.
exclusive recognition i usterl, unwrrra |.
rLIe
DIrsnfArsr ~ Stars,
Washington. May IA. 1871.
SIN such II ~; thr fact NJ regards
tli. Department. TN the contrary. w have
freq.e,it occasion 4, rsisr u that Movcss-
terr Dictionary. m rsgafd II ~ 4 vaiuu.
bio sid and authority
have tie i,pnur 10 be, cir. your obstieM
servant. HAMILTON PiSN
DrrAnfafsr nr irsrtss,
Washington. Feb. ~, 1874.
iesrtfsps In thu Department " Ju..
lire hah Dictionaries, i, vail ~ Richard.
sons rre Deposited III ihe library snd used
..r reference I.a, 1s,1eial " tue brpurl.
nsDs. ~ e.itse IN. H. n~n authority f,r
spelling hns II ~ printing done under NY
direction, the anl.,el.t, VI l,r Worcester &
adopted Il. iLe ssahlsfi
relnaih very ret.,eesiull, ysnr..
t.E..sAl iilLH tlILL
Tnf.srtt nrrsafssAr.
0niee u The Secretary. Feb. 20. 1874
UEAtLrxss hath Worcester md
W.bytcrs n.eu II ,rles are .ssd f0r refer.
ence 10 thr Treasury Up trsmvns. BIZ,
Worcester IL relied upon % ihr ktnninrd
for Spelling III the printing lone under the
direction IL This nspult menl
Very respectfully.
WILLIAM a NJ HARRISON, Secretary,
tAi1r.psIss Is.tifIrtns.
Washington. Frh ~, 1874
rias Al tl.e commencement u ths oprg.
ation~ ~ tiis Institution. ! referred il,e
questions ~ IL thr Dictionary lhe smith
soni.n should ad.li NJ the standard Tor
spelling and definitions. Z, a commission "
literary gentlemen. ani ~ their recon.
,psmLation adopted Tint IL Worcester. which,
has been continued ~ The standard 10 the
present tinr. Yours sery truly.
In-Ei'Ii HENRY.
kee'y Smithsonian Institution
LthHaHt ~ fusuhess,
Washington, fsb. ~, 1874.
nsntLthEA The report having been
mndc thst Nebsier's English Dictionary "
adopted ~ ,he standard by national sthcert,
10 The exclusion n Worevsirr's. 1 take o..
ca.inn 10 ny Tint 10 fnr ~ TIE Library III
uJngrrs~ /. concerned. Webster has nsset
hcen followed IL orshoyiaphy III printing II,
catalogues, reports Or any ether documents
IN The contrary. wherever proofs from shs
! Congressional Printing Once e,ni'ody the
/ innovations upon English nfihesraphy b.
established by the usage ofa NIL grrni writers
which Webster introduced. they ara inya
riably returned With corrections restoring
i tho established spelling. Very respectful,
Il. H. tfOffORp. Lib of Congress
DNEWEn = T1GExTON.
N Publishers. Bosros
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$500
MOUAE s1NsD two
Z y ~ ron 81 II y

The undersigned 0fIers his House and
two lots, beautifully located and slikibIy
altnated In cresco. Tor aAic IN terms adva.i.
taTe0s,s 10 tie pusnlsssrr. FOR particular
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-06-24
BURIED ALIVE.
PowELToN, Ga, May Is

POwELToN, Ga, May Is.
In Boggs County, ON the road leading
from Marshalville to Fruwick, and 10
miles from the former town, resides a
7yell-to-do farmer by tha name of Myrup,
His amiable and loved wife early after
breakfast had taken her infant child,
about Is months old, in her arms, and
gone off in search of a fine and favorite
milch-cow.
On coming home from the field to his
dinner, nv, NJ. learned that his wife and
sweet little prattler had not made their
appearance. Almost frantic with fear
and excitement for their safety, knowing
that very large bear had been seen in
the swamp near by only few days be-
fore, he put out Immediately in search
of the missing ones. All the hired men
and women on the place followed, and,
each taking q different direction, the
whole country was ransacked for several
miles around. The neighbors, also, as
the sad news reached them, Joined in
the search.
The sun was just about sinking behind
the western hills when the miserable
husband was returning up small branch
that had its source at his spring, and as
he was still anxiously but almost hope
lessly looking in every direction, while
passing along he described in patch of
luxuriant grass, In marsh few PAGES
off, something like piece of bingham.
He stood Mortified and motionless for O
moment or two and his heart almost
stopped pusating as the thought rushed
| to his frenzied brain that the object he
saw might be his wife's bonnet, and that
both she and his darling boy might be
| buried in the fathomless quagmire over
the centre of which lay this relic.
Approaching to within safe distance
of this miry pit, he discovered the grass
turned downward, and the surface of the
| pit broken and depressed, showing that
| struggling greatly to get out. Very soon
one of the neighbors and two of the
| freedmen belonging to the farm came
up. Mr.. III. had already explored to
the depth of his arms in the mire, but
! found no further traces OF the unfortun-
/ ate ones. A pole u or Is feet long was
now obtained ard sent down its full
/ length, but neither could anything be
/ felt nor bottom touched. Another rod,
/ longer than the first, was then fastened to
/ it, and the same examination made with
/ the same result. Any further attempt
! to recover the dead bodies was then
deemed useless. 1t was accordingly
| decided to desist; and the party, which
had by this time increased to thirty-fiv
or forty persons, all set out for their re-
spective homes, just as the pail of night
began to wrap the earth in darkness.
At this juncture the state of Mr.. NJ. s
mind. who had to be carried away by.
force, can bett,r be imagined than de-
SCI lbed His aponiZinp cries and proaps
were plteous indeed, and most painful
to hear.
This quagraire had been known to all
the occupants of the farm from its earl
lest settlement, but never till then was
any conception formed of its immense
depth. Full thirty feet of it had been
sounded, yet its lowest part, if any it
has, is still to be ascertained. The
mean diameter of the pit proper, for
some Is feet down, is about 81 feet.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-06-24

FARRAGUT PRIZE MoNEY.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury will shorty issue an
order directing the fourth auditor of the
treasury to make another and final pay
ment of the FarTagut prize moneys. The
final payment will take about $500, 900,
and the time occupied in its distribution
among the claimants, of whom there are
more than 1900, will be about eight
months. The crews of A vessels share
in this money. The total sum awarded
as prize money was 100000. Counsel
fees amounting to about 800, 900 have
been paid to Gen. Butler and Mr.. Viii
son, of Washington, who represented
the claimants, their fees being deducted
for them by the court. In accordance
with decree of the United Stataes Dis
trict Court of this district, the sum of
S26S, 600 was awarded as bounty money.
1913, 900 of which has already been paid,
and the balance viii be distributed as
soon as Congress makes the appropria-
tions therefor.
In reference to the distribution of the
final installment of the prize money, it
viii be necessary for the claimants who
have been paid out of former installments
to make further application. They will
be paid on the same claim, without being
put to further trouble or securing the
intervention of agents.