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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12
Warned Not to Credit.

Ny daughter, Amelia Fassbinder, minor.
having left my house without any cause, give
notice to all persons that viii not be respon-
sible for any debts she may incur.
THEODORE PASSENGER.
Wingville, Grant Co., Wis, December 18th,
1873. IOWA.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12
Bloomington Farmers Fire
ms, Co.

The annual meeting of the Bloomington
Farmers Fire Insurance Company will be held
in Bloomington on Tuesday, January z, 1879,
at 10 O'Clock, AN. @. w. LEE, Sec'y.
Bloomington, December H. 1878 40w2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12
Biokford Knitting Machine Man'f'g. Go
BRATTLEB0RO,T TT.

The GREATEST LIVING AUTHORS, such al
Prof Max Muller Rt. Hon. W. II. Gladstone, Jas. A
Froude, Prof Huxley, r. A. Proctor. Edw. A. Free.
man, Prof Tyndali, DR.. W. B. Carpenter, Frances
Pow er Cobbs, The Duke of Argyll, wm Black, Miss
Thackeray, Miss huloch, Geo MacDosald, Mrs. Oil
phant jean Iugelow, Mrs. Alexander, Thoma,
Hardy. Matthew Arnold, Henry Kingsley, W, W
Story, Turgusr Of, Carlyle, Ruskin Tennyson, Brown
ino and many others are represented in the pages
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12

QuKRY: "Why will men smoke common
tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros
Sale, of North Carolina for the same price ?"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12

Total .......... 2l6s7 25245s9 Al OF. 60 1000 OF
iotAs OF All IaAes %, 4af.oS
Certified by g. KIDD, Co. Clerk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12
THE MARKETS.
CHICAGO.
LANCASTER.

Chicago, Dec. 10.
Whea. 81 c. Corn $3.50. Oats 1916. Rye 44llc
Barley 96c. Mess pork s660@7.10 Hogs t2.5o@2. IS.
Beef Cattle $o.l5 a 475.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12
STATE or ILLINOIS,
PsoRlA Cousry

To all the World Greeting.
Know re, that John Smith and Polly Myers, is
hereby entitled to 60 together and do as old
folks does anywhere inside OF Ccpperas Pre-
ninct and when mv commission comes am TO
marry EN- good and date 'em back to kivcr
accidents @. NJ. RI
~ 81 Justice ofthe Peace.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12
sW Extra Offer for 1879 sc

To all new subscribers for 1870 will be sent gratis
the six numbers of 1878, containing, among other
valuable matter, the first parts of SIR GIBBIE,"
new serial story Of much interest by GEORGE Mac
DONALD, now appearing in The Living Age from
by distinguished authors engaged and viii speedi-
y appear,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12
Taxes for 1878.

The following is the Apportion-
ment of Taxes to the several towns Of
Grant County for the year 1878.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12

This weeks new advertisements include
Woodhouse & Morse's invitation to their Gus
toners Farm for sale by T. II. Chambers A
notice to certain parties whom d. F. Brown
wants to see. Annual meeting of the Bloom
ington Insurance Company. Stray taken up
by Theo. Bischof. A warning against credit
ing certain party on his account, by Theo.
Fassbinder. Mendoza Festival at Potos The
Bickford Knitter. Summons to Blight. Sum-
mons to Thomas. Probate notices, &C, etc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12

Chew Jackson's Bcs, Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12

Knits all aires Of work, narrows and widens II ;
shapes all sizes complete. Knits over so different
gar mentH socks, stockings, miftens, leggns, wrist
let's gloves etc. 1t knits every possible variety OF
plain or fancy stitch. 10 per cent. profit in manu-.
featuring knit goods. Farmers can treble the value
OF their wool. by converting il into knit goods.
Agents wanted in every state, county, city and
town. 10 whom very low prices will be made.
For full particulars aud lowest prices for the be ST
family machine send TO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12
three and a Quarter Thousand

double eouma octave pages ofreaaingmatter yearly
Il presents in an inexpensive form, considering its
great amount of matter with freshness, owing to its
weekly issue, and with Satisfactory Completeness
attempted by other publication. the best Essays
Reviews Criticisms, Tales. Sketches of Travel and
Discovery Poetry Scientific, Biographical, Historical
and Official Information. from the entire body OF
Foreign Periodical Literature.
The Importance of THE LIVING AGE to every
American reader the only satisfactorily fresh and
COMPLETE compilation Of an indispensable current
literature-i indispensable because 1t embraces the
productions of the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12
A Queer Marriage Certificate.

Some queer documents are I'M
sarihed occasionally. Here is spec.
linen OF that kind. copied from an old
history of Peoria. The writer says
that while examining land title re-
Gently, which involved q question of
legitimacy, he stumbled rpon the fol-
lowing marriage certificate" which
is too good to be lost, and is literally
bona fde. The marriage of which this
is the only legal evidence, took place
in Copperas Precinct (now Fulton
County,1 in the infancy of the county,
or rather in primitive times, and the
magistrate ought to be immortalized,
whether he receives his commission
or not.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12

Hyde & Webers is the boss place for
boots and shoes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-12-12
LIVING AGE.

In 1879. THE LIVING AGK enters upos its thirty
sixth year, admittedly unrivaled and continuously
successfuI. During the year il viii furnish to its
readers the productions OF the most eminent
above named and many others; embracing the choic-
est Serial and Short Stories by the Leading Fore
Novelists, and an amount
Unaprroaohed by any other Periodical
in the world of the most valuable Literary and Scen-
tfc matter of the day. from the pens of the foremost
Essayists Scientists, Critics. DISCOVERIES and Editors
representing every department of knowledge and
Progress
THE LIVING AGE is Weekly Magazine giving
more than
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-26

APPLEToN--HAwKINs On Tue siay, April =. at the
residence OF the hric~ parents ly the Rev. John r. kp
p,ctnn, Herbert Appleton 10 Alice A. eldest daughter Of
BEErsON-NEEHAN On sunday. April ~, at st
Mary's Church. by the Rev. 2 Kaney. Frede riok W.
Bccson TO Maggie A. daughter OF John Meehan both Of
BARfLErr-POsT ON April ~ 1879, In this eit, by
the Rev. Robert How land d. ~ Chffori A. u. hart
hu aud MARY Mnturn Post daughter OF the late Dr Min
MARLXS-JARvTs- Gu Turs day the pad inst by shc
OF Mr Jau,es i. Jarvrs, iiIr-.,s,. =
KYLE OrlOW,-ln New York April 70, BY the Rev
Russell W Below. Frederic W. Kyle 20 n. II. kotnDw
KENSEDY -LRApBRrTER. On wednesday. April24
m the residence the brides parents rs the Rev Dr.
Hutton Charles Kennedy o. Lucreua II daughter VI b.
n. Lrribttter. all oi thisrity.
PIElSON-NORRIS - on wedne ~iay. April ~. at
the Church OF the As uson by the Rev DR. A. tfte
Henry G. Person NJ d, oi Rosele. j, ~ Jnia =,
SYNTkGrON- ABBRCkOMBIE Al Paisley. scotland.
April "a by the RV Alexander Bry assisted by the
Rev. Gcupc Clay AMI the Rev. Alexander Frazer,
Robert Syuingtm OF Newark y. j. Jeanne. eide II
daughter OF William Abercrunbie. Esq, OF the former
'VTGorROrx -rOKRILIION On Tuesday. April o. by
the Rev Father Torer HtSt Vincent De Pants ihurch,
Emile Vincent NigourOux to Juhn L. TurrllOn, tOth VI
ZO,;8AUM-I.ocRw ooD.-on wednesday, April ~
by the Rev K L. Morgan. u u, Rufus = Loginum u
New YORK 10 Mary dIn.nter ~ Mrs : II ana tue hate
WHEELER -On TUESDAY. April ~. At Ot~ago,
y v. by the KtV. Pruf COdiu,gnn OF Syracus unNer-
siiy assisted by the Rev Nm. Smith Ot thu Oomraga-
Miss Louise Nnnette Ames, daughter OF the Hon cheney
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At Rochester. y Y . April
q at the residence ot the brdes parrut by the " v.
Herman G, Rigss, pastor OF 1t Ptur's Church, Or.
Thoua. Moore Rochester Of BROOKLYN y, aud Anna
ElOfte Hticn OF Rochester
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-26
AuUSlnhNT NOTES.

The pr cont -ca,rn at the Park Theatre closes next
wc,k Mo AIMEE 'u'u tskes lhc house tor lNci pc
rui
"rhr WIGS Appoal." announced as AN original emo
nuiul surtit dtuna wall Zee played AZ u, AcaitmN OF
Mu-W nest y 1nda> oV"ulA-.
Hisuow stated uiat M.-,rs Jarrou Palmer wiilhuns
tls,u'WtT iiuf ltliN Ni~~ 60 100 Wow W IN
npi Nr Henry iNine, and present ihcm hph az Is mrs
Theatre
IN. Aquarium ma, l1ue .ntu the op,ruc ni..n"-s \
symmetrical uttc Stage has hcrn erected AMI now Tho
Vslfus Co. thlf ~, -huu slri are 90 lv fc-tNi Wih
Nrlc dIaua,.. %, addition t. AL the 0ui'f urh-hi'
Tho SYn Ffnu,I.cn Ministries and thc London cir, Us
huti rH-c h'ir n, truuohtln sasos oh SATURDAY NJ
NcNl Nctk the hal The luu-tt', Wll D." gwen uu TO
tht i'tulos WHO catch cannon hais frod from real
krnrp guns
Considerable mtcIr, uttacA' to ,c dthmHl N., Mari
Tine. on tfulil. 0' ~ 20 .'n Acr''ml al Music tins
Young ltdN i.u pruf,.t ot Nj SulNusch She isH Nts'
-lrl aud the 1911 rftHfh hvlNNts thhl ne mas lclhI
In h,t dnuih'r At' lina iHtti
can play such il.t, u- thai unw ul'd ly Nj Guar, IS
Cu-hlan boa 1Nr ,tlehrutd tdst. mnrh h.Urr IMAM NJ
topuln VAN shNrtN have Hn opportunity Ia decade the
matter l- VI TIogu.. nov plaNln- that CART IA fhM-
den hld Wi pla, itAt ue Grand opera House IN tins
city
Mr. st.ele Mnckaso has mot IN unqualified success in
the ltitDfIiiilrH eff l.e NN iINt " ON a. Last,
winch he /. prc.rn'inf in the Nrw Enpmnd saWs On
Monday lAst 1t gwen IN worcester, Mass, AMI Miss
a, Grn F,oung She is sa 10 be- sell possessed, and 10
pD,sp ss gcnNlhc dramatic ability Mr hArkAyc played
Tho part OF JAi PLANNING. aud gave II meaning aud go
f,ncy unknown Ia The lHr ~ played here by utlcrs.
The company hlcd "a arm in New England three
wo,ks AND then return 10 New YORK
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-26
rsE sroaM IN EHE WEST.
May Buudins. Unroefed Denoiishea, and
Trees Cprooted.

CINCINNATI, April 25.-Advices from many
points In kentucky. Ohio. Indiana. and Illinois
ndi oatc that the storm OF yesterday was very
general and severe. A Somerset Ky hspatclt
saws the storm in that region has never been
caualled for fury and persistence. The wind
unroofed or demolished dwellings. stores. and
other buildings. Chimnoys. fences. and trees
were destroyed. and more or less damage was
dono 10 tho property OF nearly tho entire popu-
latiOn. In one place house half II mile from
town. occupied by colored persons. was blown
fnt to- the ground. The property Of the farmers
Is very generally injured. On hulf an Hcre OF
land IN ono place fortyfou trees were uproot-
Cd. some persons were forced TO hec 10 the
ciihs for projection. Advice from Wayne
county and other sections OF Kentucky nrc OF
Tie SHINE general tenor
AT Toledo. Ohio, sevcrul buildings wrre scri
ously damaged. AtMonroe. Ohio. n brick block
wms unroo.cd. unh a portion OF the walls
thrown down. crushing u small house occupied
asn confectionery. At Salem. Ohio. the upper
part OF McNgbb's residence was blown over up
ON Pcrrys foundry. crushing the roof and in =
jrfring two vorkmen. Quite number OF other
buildings were unroofcd. Al kensington Ohio,
Rbrck schoOliiousc wus demolished iDjuring
nearly all the children. some Of them ruite
seriously. In this city md vicinity signs, trees.
fences. &c. were blown down. Tom Webb. Il
hod carrier, WAS badly Injured by lying bricks
from an unfinished building. The rain fell IN
torrents. and IN the northern part OF tho city
there was fall OF huistones Of small size.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-26
The Sleeping Beauty.

The first representation Of the pantomine
OF The Sleeping Beauty was made last night
nj the Academy OF Music for the benefit OF the
Mount Vernon Endowment fund. Tho af-
fair proved most brilliant and salts
factory one in all respects The assem-
blage WIS very large. and com
posed in great part OF well known society people
Seldom. II ever. has the Academy on grand
opera nights shone SO respondent with beauty
novelty even in this house. However. the re-
quircments of full dress proved highly comfort
able for the night was sultry and the Academy
very warm being doubly lit and heated by gas
and calcums
The entertainment was in the shape Of a col
lective pantominc. That Is o. say. the story OF
bright MS any Thdema ever painted. and ms
multitudnous and imposing as an army with
banners, and AS such II was slngularly beautl-
The story was supplied to the audience In tho
shape Of n lbretto made up Of Tennyson's de-
scriptivc poetry and few lines OF descriptive
text hut the pantommc. M all good
pantomimcs Will. told its own story with
colur and form aud notion The Ave pictures
called acts represented the fairies celebrating
the christening of the infant princess hv n
moonlight revcl; the christening feast nj the
King palace; the celebration Of the siNteHnth
birthday oil ih" princess; the sleeping
lwauty. after lapse of hundred wears. en-
chanted IN the sleeping palace; aud finally,
her revival mi res cue. II would bn
correct tn call these scenes animated tableaus.
some Of them Were amazing collo'nti"iis OF
color. The court scene. for instance. WIS COM
posed Of at least one hundred md nfty person
ages nrray"d IN strict conformity 20 the EliNh-
hethan fashion. and when the curtain rose On
tn ensemble the blIzc Of color fairly lntoXi-
Gated the eye.
Whorvorn WIS that planned AMI carried out
contrasts deserves the highest credit for artist
! assortment and feeling. A photograph ot the
scene In tine fourth act. represent np IN" sleep
! ing beauty would Command n good price Ia the
market. merely Tor T. artistic arrangement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-26
DRPOSITORS ALARMED.
What Followed the Suspension OF the Teuto-
MIA Saving. bank.

An effort was made Yesterday to start
run tho Dry naoL savings Bunk. Many
eager depos tors. alarmed ut the suspension OF
the Tcutonia Savings Bank. filed the spacious
area Of the banking room. soon after the open
ing hour, and withdrew their deposits until
about l o'clock. at which hour President Mills
announced that only sums Of 800 or less would
be paid to those who needed it for living eN-
penses. To all others notice was given that the
bank would take the benefit Of the sixtyday
rule Then few depositors drew 500 and n
fcw gave notice. but the majority were satisfied
thuI-;he run was to BE- stopped.
The Dry Dock Savings Bank has been in eN-
istence since ls+s and has never enforced tho
sxty-day rule. except during Il few days Of Black
Friday times One year II paid dividend Of 10
per cent. AMI two years per cent.
VIM. V. Webster. the secretary said last
evening that he has no fears Of an extended
run. But, II all III" dnpositprs should wthdrhw
ing lrft and s3miNn in addition. The total
surplus Is f9ll 1913. Of which only $jsd.Jil is
thu valuation 81 the hanks hand7om" edii'";
The Investments are mainly in city, state. and
national bonds.
A novel f"q'ure Of the ncpient run is the
director orl"r that any irpos tor who gives
notice Of withdrawal SHALL hc compelled Ia take
the mnncY az H." appointed time.
A multitude ut d"pnS Tors ,drnched with ram.
stood in 'front.' y the routquia savings Bank, IN
Avenue \. vest 'rluv. and tried ia vain in Ealn
information IN regard - the ftlnr",o' me ~,
stituti0n. The officers Of IN, bank did not lu'"'t
the disappointed and indignant d"po~itor-.
The iron door was locked. and on II Ma pualci
very small slip of paper, on VIII WIS written
an rdistIn't and almost illagibe notice. that
the bank WIS rtesHd.
III" Officers hay" engaged lawyer to g.
10 Hudson this morning and Try To slave oil tho
permanent closing OF the bank. II II TO bo
argued on behalf pi the bank TINT the institution
is not actually insolv mt. and. If permitted. can
continue business and ultimately pay tn de-
positors dollar for dullnr. tn" hunds Of tn
town Of Suuthnrld Staten Island. amount n.
lfs nat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-26
The Trial Of bishop MeCo.kry.

ffnni fhf fffffN Nfua
Following up his denial of the charges
made against him. Bishop MrCoskry has de-
mand"d that court of inquiry shall be- in-ti-
tui"d 10 inquire into all the matters appcrtnln-
lng 10 those charges. lie has sent ON from New
York his nepl.w, Mr.. Cleveland. n lawyer 90
note. 10 tax" charge ot his ease. which will hc
speedily iri"d, ~ the court must report To- the
House of Bishops. which meets carly in juno.
\ reporter had u rOnyors ton TINS morning
with u prominent member Of the Episcopal
Church. He said thai a demand for II court
having been mad" to the Presiding Bishop. the
Right Roy. Bishop Smith of Kentucky. by
Brh0p Necessary. the court would most I'M
duuht'dly bee called To SIT IA a judicial body Of
the church. ana the only tribunal competent 10
try the offences alleged. II would be composed
of Bishops Gillespie inow serving both the cnst-
orn and western dlorrses OF Michigan. Nc
l.arrn ol Illinois. Bcdrll Of Ohio and lalbot of
Indiana, the couon prescribing that the tribunal
shall hn conn osrG of the pr"utrs of surround
Ing dioceses. Tho court VIII tuNe cogniYpnrr Of
the CORES pondcnee. which ls now deposited in
the vaults ot the FIRST National Bank. II wiil
not ur necessary for Bishop McCoskry to hu
present before the court, and the indications are
thai II viii not be present. lie Will bo repre-
scented hY counsel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-26

In the Senate several communications
from members of the Fraudulent Cabinet were
referred.
The River aud IIarhor Appropriation Hill was
referred to tho Committee on Commerce
On motion Of Mr. Sargent tR'p., Cal) the
Senate insisted upon It's Amendment to the
Naval Appropriation bill, and asked for Il con-
ference.
The Senate passed number Of bills on the
calendar.
Mr.. Blaine tRcp NO., from the conference
committee on the bill tn provide Tor d"tlrl"nci"s
in the appropriations for the service ~ inc '"V-
ernnont ,ur the current ana PRIOR ilscal Year.,
submitted ana explained a report signed by Two
Senators and two Representatives.
Mr. " indom drop, Mimi Thought the send e.
conlrrrcrs had yirid1d good deal too ma II To
the House.
MIR. Beck dem, Kyl who signed the report.
replied to Mr.. Window.
The report of the Cunfor'n'c Committee was
then agroed to yeas 3d. nays 49,
Tho Senate then adjourned until Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-26

NEW YORK, Thursday. April 25.-There were
norrnvals fhecf ci,c rnt nchns doing In the stoch
fraRc n for native sides Of decent 20 good quality
some Tcs NJ becf went Inv nss,,c, en.
Receipts Of calves ipt head, making ff vince
Mrntihv against Glo tor the nc time last wrcN The
demand wHsenod enpuph 4w.trrr the re nd rtee -
low but stock must lie cheap the country 10 aord
profit Tire figures obtArcd today Fair 10 gse,ve ais
from 6O>sc B prnie and reached o. q
ti,c, culinary aud medium DO sold at &se414c. and
akin ma and butrrntih calves etnatc. -
Rc,rpts of shce AMI lambs werr ~ car loads COOS
head making Total NJ tDlT2 since Monday. against
no tsts for the same tac hbt cd 'Tlsr dhue
feeling toward thr Close but fsr business vas
de. snd tle range fcr sherp w. tr src A. rcrcfed
Yesterday. tnshun>i cold al 6tf@Ac. n n, iwitwtew
w tod5tc. clipped at 4e5sc NJ. and .prng lambs q
which The ~ppiv iarer were slv~ ct ~ esAr " n.
for psovd Virginia aud NJ ntneky aud sist9i tor
thir 10 thoce state and Kentucky do Some good Mary
land lambs aold AtR6 hsDip head.
Receipt. q hos were rs car loads or q hssd.
the tnp last rseek kope tot sale alive City
dressed . shade nrmcr at fsa5c. fB.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-26
AZ IMPORTANT VERDICT.
Anecting Claims for $500. 900 an Hoboksn
ImDroyrment Gertineuter.

The jury IN the onse of Alexander stobo
aqain,t The Mayor aud Council NJ iohokcn which has
been on tral in the Hudson County Circuit Court before
Judge KnApp, tor the last two weeks rendered venlrt
Tor the plaintiff yesterday Tlis action was hroug TO
recover ZOO being the value NJ ten inrprovenentcer
the acs ISSUED the contractors IN payment tor work
and labor on Fourteenth street This suit involves IN us
result Siptnpl. the HuhpSen authorities nave
stipulated with the various other holders n ceruheal,
To- regard ~ test
Tie jury handed IA their verdict IN the form NJ t
lated statement of the quanuurs ~ hlpsnp nliW curt
ing, and gntrnna that had hr"n dor h'h winch ~ ct
tract prions w,atd onutc thr painiu 10 el4,"oUS ~
Erthtr VITA years intrcs lhi7 4 tthut h't 81
almost Ter GENT, Hud the holders u rerivAte~ Mi De
pnid III the same proportion unio thIs verdict is feV rstd
uDpCul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-26

Sc Calnds, Strnirr. London.
Sc City Of san Antonio. Pennington, fernaDdina.
rs Croft. Hoig-nn. Palermo
SIS Neptune Berry, Bosom.
~ Obi Domirion Rtchmoud snd Norfoh
rs Victoria, y ourg. GLASGOW.
Is sucyia Franzen Hainburg April 10 and Havre ss,h
Ship Thomas A. Goddard, smith, Hong Kong
Bark Champion. Alien Dublin.
Bark Y. J. Msrsh Patterson. CarfpHss
Hark Orto. SchiAhno, Trspsni, TDhays
bark Ornrn. Larsen Londonderry
Bsrk florence |, Genovcr, Simmons, Matanzaa
BARK Esther. Beiuanlin. Matsnlaa
Bark Golden Fleece, Dodge. Antigua.
Bark Pedro0usi. Pages, Havana
Brp MHreaf cttc Hohn Porto Cah-llo
schr Oarric.M RtchHrdaen. Richardson, Cardenas
Schr Eothcn Williams, south Georgia Island.
Schr Tampico. Bonhon. Barlcaa
Schr l. Davis. .f'ottrell Antigua.
schr " Bentley, drifn ~ Marc.
Schr v II Potter, Shearr. Garieina
Rchr Matthew kenrey, Sherman, Sagus
Also the usual coastwtsc vcssela
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-26

NEVADA CRY, NEVADA county. cal, May ~ 1873.
n v P,ppcF " II Bufno. \ S--Dris Siri For three
years was ahieied with scaiy ornpuon on me iate
auI piIuplrs tried every physician ana every remedy
that could hear 81, but 10 no pnrlos AZ ,as u,su
ynur Golden Medical Discovery, ANA was harpilN ~
tush,d Min the result In months tine my tate
becnme smooth ana We'll aud every pmple ana hlotih
,rrircv dsnprenre ,rsard ia. the hrst remedy IN
the world Tor diseases VI tho blood fcHrstr'S .h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-26
DTJOICI,Il

KNEESSY. In the city OF New York. the 18Th day
April i~7~ 10, the Hon. Jn~ph Potter Jusive nj the
supreme Court MARY ID. knecssy from Albert khsessy.
Cause. adultery
MORRA In the city at New York on the 10Th day
Of Aprl ls7- rs the Hon Charles punuhuc. Justice VI
the supreme Court Francis JoS', Nora from An
toho Luis Nora Causc. adultery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-26
MARINE TvrEEEToENOE.

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