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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-02-18
The Way to Protect Sheep from Dogs.

EVERY man is justifable in protecting
his property from the lawless raids of
nocturnal marauders, even if he employs
powder and lead or strychnine. A great
many wolves that have approached the
| sheepfold at night have been treated
with tidbits of mutton charged with
strychnine, which cured their taste most
effectually for the smoking blood of a
dying lamb before they had travelled a
furlong from their place of unceremoni-
Gus entertainment. No man is under OBJ
legations, either equitably, morally, legal
ly or religiously, to keep a constant
guard over his flock. If unlawful prowl-
ers are suspected let them be treated to
the following tempting repast of beef
steak, sixteen ounces, and strychnine,
four scruples. Divide the beefsteak into
sixteen pieces, take small knife and
make an incision in each one of them,
into which insert one-sixteenih of the
above quantity of strychnine (Which will
amount to five grains), drop few of
these medicated tidbits" on the out
side OF The sheep pen, as near as possible
to the place where the invader will be
likely to pass. A dog or wolf with five
grains of strychnine in his stomach was
never known to NEEDLE with mutton or
ever again to disturb the slumbers of any
one by virtue of dog melody at such
hours of the night when all should be
still and quiet. There are untold num-
bers of worthless ours which seem to ex
ist for no other purpose than to make
welkin echo with their hideous barking
when industrious people wish to sleep
unmolested. Let an anti bark" pill be
prepared for all such provoking annoy
snces.-N. Y. Herald.
THE happiest man in New Orleans is
said to be Ned somebody-what his
other name is no one cares. He is bound
to be jolly under the most depressing
circumstances. He fights with the dogs
over refuse barrels for most of his food,
and enjoys the fun. After each meal he
smokes cigar stub picked up from the
gutter. Every night he attends variety
theater- That is to say, he climbs on
the roof of an adjoining shed, from which,
through window, he can see the ceiling
of the theater and the flies over the stage
and hear some of the singing. He gets
good view, too. of the trapeze perform
ances. After the show is over he retires
to hallway or a corner somewhere and
goes to sleep. Thus he leads life of
leisure, never doing bit of work, and is
as contented as he is law.
"A little girl ON Winchester avenue
was offered three cents by her mother if
she would cease initiating those cheru-
bins who continually do cry. Hastily re-
volviDg the matter in her wee blonde
head she replied: "No, it's wuff more'n
free cents to me to cry" and with
fresh hoo-hoo" she started a whole row
of shingles on the Icof.-Chioago Tribune
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-15

Double Thread Lock Stitch, Large Bob
bin, Noiseless, Perfect in Tension, and
strong; no other testimony is needed
than it's remarkable success, hitherto
unparalleled in the history of the Sew,
ing Machine. The Home Shuttle and
Domestic Sewing Machines are the two
best Lock Stitch Machines in the market.
They are Simple, Compact, Efficient,
Durable and Complete.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-15

A NUMBER of the favorite theories
of fruit growers have been scattered
to the winds by the results of this
year. In previous years whenever a
sharp frost occurred at the time the
peach tree was blooming it was al
ways concluded that the fruit was
killed. That theory failed to work
this season, however, because while
the peach trees were in bloom in low
er Delaware and Maryland, there
were not only severe hard frosts, but
hard freezing and thick ice formed,
and yet there will be an enormous
crop in all sections of the Peninsula.
Six or eight, and, even ten million
baskets are talked of.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-15
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
ORGANS ON TIME

@ERSONS of moderate income, and
those whose means are tied up In
business, can by this system of Easy
Monthly Payments, purchase and
pay for an Organ or Melodeon and necer
miss the money; whereas, it might be
quite impossible for them to pay the full
cash value at once.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-15

HEIA8ILk<414<f-<-'~- j.
Matchless maid-the kitchen g'li
out Of lucifers-
II YOU don't bride your tongue,
saddle be your fate.
what is the form of an escaped
parrotp A polly-gone.
A Boston tailor adyertises diagonal
boys suits"
At What season did Eve eat the APP
ple?-Early in the fall.
Lo misunderstanding the Indians.
Boston Advertiser.
What kind of robbery is not dan
gerous? A safe robbery OF course.
The mean temperature is what dis-
gusts man with every climate.
The duty of the hour-to take care
of the minutes and make up the day.
It's a strange fact that when peo-
ple indulge in high words they use
low language.
Why is pig the most provldent Oh N
animals? Because he always ca'iies
spare-rib or two abont hlm.
The poet Schiller died May 9Th,
1906. The steamship Schiller, named
after the poet, went down May D
1875.
The man awhose departure left a
blank in the house" did not DIE; ne
was a census taker, and will return
again. :.
A Young English lady, residing IN
Paris has received over fifty lashes.
She was born with them-on her eye
lids.
Strauss composed his first waltz
when seven years of age, his father
boxing his ears for fooling away his
time.
Speaking of railroads a wag re
marked that they are now built OF
three gauges, viz: Broad gauge, mar
row gauge and mortgage.
What's the difference between the
lower part of the leg, and the late
comet? Ones shin and bone, and
the others been and shone.
A Pennsylvania ladies' man say:
he is never satisfied that his lady
friends understand kiss, unless he
has it from their own mouths.
81 go through my work" as th'
needle said to the idle boy. "Bu
not until you are pushed hard, Al
the idle boy said to the needle.
Which possesses the most Cheerful
disposition-gas or candles? Why
you often hear of laughing gas, bu
the best candles are always waxy!
Many pretty girl of humble ex
traction has risen far above her sta
tion in life. Why, even Venus her
self came of the very scum of th'
ocean.
Boarding school miss: 90, Charlie
l expect to graduate at next com
mencement." .'Graduate? what viii
You graduate inY' "Why, in whit
tuller'
A young lady who had no time t.
spare for making garments for tn
poor has been engaged thfee week
embroidering blanket for her poo
die dog.
A lazy fellow once declared in
public company, that he could no
find bread for his family. "Nor |,
replied an industrious man; 'Tn
obliged to work for it,
A western editor insists that HI
wrote the word 'trosseau" as plair
as pikestaf in connection with Ger
tain bridal presents. The printer
however, vulgarly put it "trousers."
That was rather touching allu
sion to a deceased spouse, made re
Gently by farmer, who came to tn
village store to purchase things
Cant l show you anything else to
dayP' politely asked the clerk. "Nc
1 reckon not" replied the sad lookin!
customer. 81 lost two horses and m,
wife last fall, and feel putty poor
Good span of horses, too"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-15

The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and
Sentinel tells this-extraordinary sto
ry: "a physician of this city re-
ceiyed from brother physician in a
neighboring city, few days since, a
human heart which has attached to
it most remarkable story. The man
from whose body the heart was taken
attempted to commit suicide by stab
bing himself with a knife. The
weapon penetrated the heart and cui
a cash entirely through it. Notwith-
standing this the man lived for thir.
ty days afterward, and would prebai
bly, have survived for many years had
he not risen from his bed and got on
a drunk. While in an intoxicated
condition he died The heart is nov
in the Museum,af the Georgia Medi
cal College.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-15

HoNEY.-Some OF the company at
tea with Danbury family sroke of
the excellence of the honey, where
upon the head of the house, who
stands in reputed dread Of his wife,
feelingly said, Honey is the most de
licious of all delicacies. 1t is the
nectar of beautiful flowers, slipped
from brilliant petals by the never
firing bee, and moulded into glory
that would tempt the god Of
"Ephraimr' enunciated his wife with
stern solemnity, shave you been
drinking again2' Ephraim groaned.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-15

Manufactured at Concord, n. H., is now
acknowledged by our best Musicians to
exceed in some important points any
other manufactured. These Organs can
be seen at the Store of FILLMORE Bros,
Gallipolis, o. Price Lists and Schedule
of Rates of Payment furnished on ap-
plication.
III. C. SUMMERS, Pine Grove, o.,
Sole Agent for Gallia County, o., w.
Va, and Kentucky.
| Porter, pine Grove P. o.
| Aug. 20, 1874.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-15
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

1 am also agent for Pianos and Organs,
the best makes, at prices moderate and
satisfactory, and every one who obtains
one of my instruments will secure. one
of pure tone, perfect action, and which
will last a lifetime.
Old Machines repaired, Machines to
rent, Attachments for all kind OF Ma
chimes, Needles for all Standard Ma
chimes, OIL, Belts, Gum-rings, Oil-cans,
Bobbins, Take-up Springs, in fact, any
thing pertaining to Sewing-Maehines.
The above Machines, Pianos and organs
for sale or lease on easy terms, by
j. L. PITRAT.
OFFIcE-Second Street, above the
Public Square.
Oct. /, 1874.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-15
Manhood: How Lost, How Re.
stored!

ssszzez. just published, a new edi-
3Z&E ton of DIR. Culverwell's
Celebrated Essay, on the
radical care (without medicine) of SPERM
AToRRHGA or Seminal Weakness, Invol-
untary Seminal Losses, IMPorENCY,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Imped-
iments to Marriage, etc. also, CONSUME
TIoN, EPILEPSY and FRS, induced by
self-indulgence or sexual extravaganza,
&c.
EE Price, in a sealed envelope, only
six cents.
Yhe celebrated author, in this admira-
BILE Ezsay, clearly demonstrates, from a
thirty years. successful practice, that
the alarmiug consequences of seif-abuse
may be radically cured without the dan
gerous use of internal medicine or the
application of the knife; pointing out a
mode of cure at once simple, certain,
and effectual, by means of which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition
\ may be, may cure himself clleaply,
privately, and radically.
Is This Lecture should he i'm the
hands of every youth and every man in
the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelopes,
to any address, postpaid, on receipt OF
SIX cents or two post stamps.
1 Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
127 Bowery, New York; Post OF.
flee Box, z5S6.
1 April Is, 1875.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-07-15
BIacksmithing.

"HE subscriber has re-opened his
Blacksmith Shop, at the old stand,
on Third Street, where he asks his old
friends to call and see him. Every
branch of the business will receive
prompt attention.
LEWIS MUENz.
March :, 1875.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
TIE cOUP.r or ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, June 1e.-In the Court OF Commas
Alabama Claims to-day the following business vas
transacted:
IL case so l29-Roht : Williams Of Minneapolis Iudg
ment Tor - j+3 20. No. iNcreea Levy tssu
nony unsasiso0T and uriher time given 70 pro lace oter
testimony
The by the counsel in the set down
argument WcineJday IHne l0 embracing claims ior
hreaSng II and less Of the Prospective ca'c
entered IN set doNI for argument
bursav Jrne T. being clams remote Indirect dam
age sustained au tered that the entry ulon
cases shall br petition dismissed, and
The clerk dIecto. Gaze No 22J added Ia se
abe, e. list.
The submitted the testimony and
the oral arguments No 31oE. r. smith, a. min
iSira.0- ana IL. GRAY, administration being
iass the HOn g Coe api-aI 81 III
John W. BitfFrflet IN No. ffS No 2@'-
Thayrr q Atwood W. Jo'nSpn Tor clannsnfs No 41o-
John Iayor : ~. JOinEnu for ella Daut. No tSl-loi u.
M.rtl, : ~ Jojus0 Tor caiman No. 4l9-P. H. Co-fcy,
: ~ Joirson for climant 1s9E :. B.lShtuiai,
W. W. Cipa for claaani.
The COu<A1J 0gCned nni.l MONDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
DEPARTURE or FoRFfGY MiILs.
SATURDAY. JUSE 10.

=
For England Wales. Ireland ard France VIA 0leei-'"N !
and Live rlon by Steamship City ~ setln mails r"s az
u w. A supp tary M y cosei ~ $50 b. N ~taushp
sals al 3 u, a., iron. Per Ma. 81. \ orth River
sOr AMI J., iy the sieam-n. Nil a. mars CLOS "
~ IA. Mai e'pc al IA T. M St'silis
sail q. 3 4. H.. IRON Pier No. 20 North hlv'r -
l frarcel, VIA Bremen nv the NtiShp
LOO IA. a oHtplcihtAdi9 ga -
closed 80 Steamship si4s AZ T. NJ ''oi ~ i'''
a. Third - Il ''hofeu. -.
For Nassau ha-s Jamaica. Cart9eena- sonia " ftIi
and savaplt v - steamship Clrbc mai- close at a. H.
S.qnshu g y from Iier 81 North River - II a N
Nv the stei hin state ~ iexi- 49,. III
steamship sails ~ rom PER Ma ~ liSi t.ls
Mai NcvioIndltnd close at the New YORK fos'oc'
RqT for II llx. e, is closed at the NewYcrk Post
Once every day at 8 pm.
Mails close AZ IL O'Clock a. Tho PoSsonce y open
In I'm . II am
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
DroohIun gcaI Ceia.e for Sale.
annrnr y rnssING. RRnKER in EEAL

DOBERT :. BUS$GNG. BROKER in REAL
"a ESTATE and MORTGAGE LOASS, "" "a hon,ague-
- lneuIal aiiing, Brooklyn Tao excinse OF ~
In or New-foik eL estate Tor Farms ll'rr OF "ilt
Cufu.rv j. sn@riti'A ~ DISTRESS
acil irs offered rs a,rrg tor -Hc exc al~ are lar
superior rrce tod hv oi.r hn's'r M1 - OF
o. country Mtti lE
sell excb4ag 20 c 1t =" send a Gii i's rap
o sblr ui property in the avert ser -'the ass
reg-.i 10 a. corr shhl,nco - Ia ~ %
rial es ate inNifrI f Tr1f. ~ 6elt0 a ~ 'sia TOT
as u 80 g. and 10 property lt l1r sale SHAPES Az
iIig ~ years ih f--l rsia Yl~ 7'
very cxirus yr a,Jta rrleirr ""I"is
ct, aiSt-, AMI "iD.r- tInr aei iacfn'r 10 ~ Fe
tsrr IA description o real estate tii
ac. o- IIoas los ia the 3si sreii0ls 90 li-o Ayi
rarcl the vel 'y ~ Prospect ark or lie afriir
ana 0a ilyi sii' terms ~ E'f
ia iicrs au 0.efs rc.iaan2 las 81 ii ur1'is l"
C. Is th.ic bl lr2 taL7
every pr,,- ....ba imam III ti'l.ty iirlis4'.i
quliti boui -nd nirffla-s
on lirroi I'D citg frnn.rfr trnIl ap!' cato nnttt
RDBERr $. bG1Si -. 20 NJ iniaeIe-st.i Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
Gpurirn RsaL Gstale for Sole.

GAN DIEGO tCALiEORNIf y REAL ESTATE
- uypJrtun iDg lrgcsmcnt Something Tor the
million &, c@lsl large returns from small yes,l1e ats
Instance, City Lots IN Diego cal, wei oc L. Dhn
z TIE rag,A lai = ior 80 pa @1s IN l. mon A istni
san Diego fe most euter rising aud growing seaport
ei.y o. P.r Coast ,ss.s.nr hsrD
81 the hDsst cr1al.s N te VOL and the inlsoa sos
.0r &c. pr a>r, "sh awe SINCE hn -0il % FOOo VIII
ont mproy en- l.s 20. partIclilrs cell or aifres,
NEW fOtA .AA-sktt, BUSH * Co., 80 Dey ST.
VALUABLE FARM Of 900 Acres for Sale
rsseea. sol nue neldows; GD -rss l. "rslaals OK
great yane gand view OF tio Hutsm River. from k.r
rianks - se ORR convenient 10 depot Apply To HOBI
A. WHITE co, Iaryto~n ~ Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
COMMITTEES OF THE COTTON EXCHANGE.
The Cotton Exchange has appointed tn

TIC N'TttUI MS "I't'VaiI0N'f W.T.
follow ing standing ComGii tees for the ensuing year:
Ere-aise-J r. weuman r. TannalIl W. r. Campbell, n.
NJ Bruce @. walsh. ir. -
FYpanos-E Lehman. T. Fachr A. T. Graves. W. 7. Miller
-olfcio.
Superb MOTT, J. II. Hollis George Blsgd.n
Bg.Lqos-D G. Watt. y. WOODWARD, I. ]. A. Beat, H.
Heutz, T.. L'yeI-ch eN-O1iuio.
pioDT-N. OOfwari. /. A. Patterson, ". " King,
Sondheim. J. Woman.
Aiuirptici-i r. Iianemenn NJ y. Fielding, III. II. ware
.. Watts ID. Harrison.
Bpanf n Appclts-W illiam Birne, NJ Lehman Dwight
stone. William PATRICK ~ IL Baldwin, Iucius Hopkins L.
" alter.
C7rSsifc0fan- Thongs Frner T.. X. Cheshroug' CeorS
W. Bee g. w. Fredeicksou J. W. Moses. a Aleu- Jr, r.
Gunar1.
Mnbershio Philip Henry II, J. 3. Froeish, f. C. zeresa
l. c. Iatlr0p, VI. r. Maine. -,
Tafrpdfia stsffst.rs-C. A.. Fast0n. g p. French
futile. Arnold, = H. Skinker W. T. CampDel
James Brett
GieGeoree Copeland. s. J. Murphy, T. Sau ghter j. l.
MacariaV POh II Nnptp O. iiylesfcd T. T. Bryce. - -
l0dllOgs-R er.l George Biagen, 4. FacuEl, '" T.
Miller, +. Walter A. Allen. ir. q. y. Moore.
AT5shation- WI tam Wtock Robert Murdoch :. Grtnsr
II. NJ. Le Count, J. Il. Dayton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
Cbanr,s for Business nlen.

nor SALE, CHEAP-A complete outfit for
L sH0E MANUFACTuREhs nclna ~ mash,nes Az "a
Il CIV or from 10 II in the shop corner fth and
.oufh r-t sts. Wiiansburgh
DARrNFR WANTElb-Specal or general,
Il DDJ il q manufacturing busaus.s e-iabiisirh
years. GOODS Manufactured are stJl am VIII
the suaIlef tof urDhts No patent tnund Legitimate bns
parcnars sivcB on intersics In wfilng Prime pals
only Address INVESTMENT. Tribune Odce-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
PfSSENGFPS fPRTVFD.

From GTASGOW-Fp STEAMSHIP Ufouio. June I'D W
Williams. Miss NJ r. williams MIS- N. H. Niiiams VI rs j.
Tiff Jacob Boil - Henrietta Boil Carl Ih"nlei dS,ar
Iohr pcrcrin Nrfallurn Masters Archta \ ana W.
r NcCaiirrn Miss Jane Nc alum. Or J = Greene VS.
Fnrr strf Mrs MISS Dav Mr. Christians A. " M
on Mrs krtiesbaek Miss Ottla. Mics Mare y hOodu"S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
AUCTION SALES OF NEW YORK REAL EsrArE-


pg p r. fsfdfon p 70.
ard iase.n.ut brown stnna With lots
or q - 49, z u gth ave, Plot OIL loN T. .
cefhsr with lot n = Of same street 700 ueI sln
ave 25xleOs IT, TO George IA squres painir ana 40 ooo
~ Jrnaes r. Nfifr
I s,0ry French fat bs huIse. With lot on
q Me-d LlttSh % IL OF '.' I've i"' si4p50
similar s1ih T. aoa ,,; ~ above On TIE
Bg Nm. hcsseffV.
rvo story hrfck house with lot Is = Powerv go.
$50 Il Div onsi. lot % eX00 rinien IL rpa> ~"
l three story lfief house "a 1T, No tl2 stsrsi
n 3 100 II 81 "ou''rhe'u4" "' -'A 49,. $3.50
Bv Hugi " CI'ap.
FiS Of land o. tie o cor % Toxnsed rooe 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
Gin Ktal Getate for Sale.

4 PARTY going TO Europe will sell then
\ four story Basement IfOUS, fIly furnished. ald N
complete order ooion west OfGthire ner no rfpA faIA
Addr,-s OWNER Tribune Uptown once, Los Hnf@i""y
NOR SALE, No. 61f Fiith-avr.-COLUN6lA
COLLEGE LEA F-One o the uio-i compct" inlne- q"
it, SID, &eWN completely over anai' Ies'ot.i Ina
Is East iI-s whom apply for further particulars
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aueiion Glies Of Real Csintc.


TERE. JOHNSON, JR., Auctionecr.
~ Il PARK rov aaia7 NJssaust-, New York.
PERE.MPTUfY AUCTION SALE.
hAGNIFIc ENf NAN-ION AND GROUNDS,
AND go SUPERB LOts IN
ELIZABETH, n. J..
at O'Clock m the premises. -
BROAD and PKIN ESTE, 1000 feet north OF UNION
DEPOT. adjoining Chalc,iior " uian,sonsl,
THURSDAY. June -, 1873.
The property includes tie entire fronton
BR0AD-,T., WEST SIDE,
Prinoe Parker road the unoccnpied lots
both sides Of
wEsTMIssTEg AND UNI0N-kyES,
between Prince ST. AMI Parker road including the superbeor
Ders opposite tie
WESTMINSTER AND 3sPT,sr CHURCHES,
and s;Joning Chancellor Mlliamscns
NAGNIFTCEST MANSION AID GROUNDS,
known ~ nc homestead Of Nr Amor having 'front.' of al
through ia WESrAl MISTER AVE. TIE nfs tliefi
with rTii', shade ani Ornam nl The maion y Large
location IL lIe tiOI Isl - the CITY, AMI l. sri lided
by tL ,ics ~ IL oldest and best c zens Ia eipr' rex
Depot Ground sandy aa a.snorhooi perfectly healthy
ALO
Nos 2li 10 2t3 Morris ave-. near uuon Depot
Terms Par iiiIars NJ J. a. - Jg Stae
Hsns bu ling. lsb'th, :. J., and 81 JbNa JOHNSON.
JR, No u row, Ae"-iorA.
yI'O Close AN ESTATE. BYE. II. LUDLOW
Co., auf Ml.o fL.A - a. taluab.
REAL E-rAfs IN Wesfchest County lefw"en Mama O.
minute wax . tho NV iork and New. Haven Raori
s,at Dt lac AT t.Keapge -aiesr,an,
III broadvaS % ~ t>DAf June - al IL oco.A no"u,
- TIL sPfCrOrs HOUSE
late the Residence 81 JUDGE A. w Bra DFpRD,
sllsasio Motel, school az ..s!dehoe,
v1th 60T l hCRES
STABLE CONsERN ATOKY, ana GRsPERY.
And a-o two PLOTS of about , = and arres each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-19
N:,o Jcrscn i.cl! @5ta.c fJr elic.

A HOME IL THE COUNIRY.--CEN iRAL
- sew Jci..v Lint and Inirroremcnt r'mrrny have
houses laaI sale, "a al iOints a. te
tcn.rl D.. D.. al Il Nv Jersey. Apply 10 = d.
itOPi.. or FL COS MA ssh il@ iinor;y -
AEANGF. Y. J.. DISQUALIFICATION variety
~ p!pl.l.rY ior AZ ana Rent. O1ice hours. "
D. ~. l. H. GERRY Nassau si. and orange. oppo-ito
depot.
- MlLES~or lsss thln one hour .i0m New
\ J oTa un VI I4dfOtL sia.nHia e1ninrline
Farm -ooi aniilgs - acrss, leiiy Of hu,' &c crops
m,s Obs ia. tJ-ecr win fsO cIu-. ho.-e' pA't CT A.
saf iul n,t % cvery tei,r~i"I. io- i'r all
sly s.OaO, only part -~ o. " I'D" ADDS = i'n;-s'
oil Ui.st ORANGE MOUNTAIN; ten
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& New ork Mort LsseN lioiA new ihfers.1ry
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and .rfor aings photographs uy Office. SAMUEL d.
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NTNTATT NE Al = W % -
sun A. Nnn seis. DO s""n 4'o--'-- >"
WATER THIS DAY. v 49,.
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III az wATFP THIS DAY M
sandy Hook SlI Cows s4J Hell O. Ferry lO@is
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Gorscs, Carriagee, garnce5, N-f.

Gorscs, Carriages, gdrncc5, N-c.
AT COST.-To close business, my fine
a. stock o. cARRIAGlss 81 uy make. irr pos
try No. lfl Vest Broadway; storr must hr lactr "
July ChAtsi.i., nItD .l..
L'OR SAI.E-A beautiful bay PONY, Fix yeaIs
Oh pr Getty sound, lDla lan.s ~ n.hos asn h
re4s ard rrqurtr mixing beautiful and
complete larS turnout viii lie sold reasonable AdiIcss
PDNY EoE 10 tribune Orice.
HARNEsS, Saddles, Horse Clothing, Lap
81 summer eso4s. e. B. SMITH * go, 40 @arr,n--t
HARNESS, SADDLES, EOESE-CLOT HING,
add ROM lee stock cioire sad i,rY goods GENERALLY.
al L- new pattcrEs G. H. Sod n a Co. 40 "dtfeA'I
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years from 1920 to 1872 when not dollar Of tax vas
levied by the tte aud all expeses were borne by the
auction duties AMI the salt serings revenues.
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Drp GooSs.

I ORD g. TAYLOR, Grand and Chrystie.
IL FURTHER ktDUCgI1N - ARP -. IN
e. anat5 30 Ia - 90 WLtons - - u y on
Nrlyefs. ~ BODY kriiss els 81 10 ~ III 10.
AmfIirau fsr.stfe- 81. thre. phys ~ ~
IngrJn-. all vol, worth I'll. Matnss ne upwaIiL
ctt.go Chamber Suits SO upwards " alnut tnan
Der suits, SJ5 upa ais ChAir Llang and Parton furni
lArc
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Albany. June t0.-The following ! the Court of
Appeals Monday 81 1870: Nos 3D. 81,
-, 45L ~. 10, -, and 80.
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REAL ESTATE.

Ygw-yoRY. Friday, J'nc Is. 1873
The sales at the Exchange Salesrooms to-day
were all of legal c. and without special nsr
est Full details vii be found appended: