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ONDO UT ep al estate JJOWN THEY GO Great Reduction in Prices SI lCLSWlOlt Of IRES AT iVOBFOLK. orfolk July At an early hour to-day Weite shoe store, two doors south of the starting point of conflagration, was discovered on lire, and so ineffectual were the efforts of the Fire Department, worn out by its labors of the preceding morning, that the building and adjoining one, occupied as a hardware store, were entirely destroyed. But little of the contents of the buildings were saved. About half an hour after the discovery of this fire another fire broke out on wharf, about a square from the first, in a three-story brick building occupied by a produce dealer. This building and one immediately north, used for the same purpose, were also destroyed.

Upon the discovery of this last and fifth fire during the twenty-four hours ending Sunday morning the greatest consternation prevailed. Market square and Main street were thronged with excited people, many believiDg an organized plan for the destruction of the entire city was being put into execution. Fire companies of Portsmouth and the navy yard again came over in response to rockets sent np as signals for assistance, and rendered invaluable On Campbell's wharf, where the fire threatened to Involve an entire square, the steamer Sylvester, lyiug near wharf, was put iu readiness to be dispatched to Old Point for government fire engines at Fort Monroe, but further assistance proved unnecessary. The lo3s by the last two fires probably falls within largely covered by insurance. STEAMSHIP ARHIVAIA.

New simmers Adriatic, Spain, and Calabria, from Liverpool; Koln from Bremen, Clarabel from Jamaica. jagain steps in, and conclusively shows that -ruuuin water ever purifies itself, and has a of dissipating entirely tbe most noi-i sewerage and that too very rapidly. New York city, ever Justly solicitous about its water supply at of rot rifted, is fast revealing that "the needs of its immense population cannot long be kept dependent upon 1 the Croton river, ljven were that river like the erase of oil in Biblical times tbe growing density of tbe population along its banks forbids any free play ef Us waters to re- i move by natural causes the impurities that reach it along its entire length. It is in lact too near New York to now answer its designed purpose. In this emergency resort most be had to the unfailing Hudson, at a $oint above places along its lower for instance, as contemplated; for, in thus locating, the future must be kept in view with the present.

The original estimate of the Croton Aqueduct placed the largest possible use in after years at 00Q gallons daily. The average consumption for 1872 reached 90,000,000 gallons daily, and is of course constantly increasing. This fact shows that water like air must be abundant as space itself; and that the Croton river has served its day for freely and purely supplying the great metropolis with one of chief boons. REGULAR DISPATCHES TO DAILY FREEMAN GENERAL NEWS. A.

RICE. FOREIGN. SWEDEN. Cholera. London, July has appeared in the seaport lown of HelslDgbofg, South Sweden, and on the sound opposite Elsinore.

CHINA. A Destructive Typhoon. H6 no ong July 26, via London'July A destructive typhoon visited Amoy on the 21st4nst. Great damage was doue to foreign property and shipping in the harbor, and the river telegraph cable between Amoy and Shanghai is broken. LIFE, FIRE and MARINE, that Kate Stoddard will suicide are dispelled, and the daily watch over her is discontinued.

Emperor of Austria will go to St. Petersburg in the Autumn. The visit is regarded by the as of deejvpolitical significance. king of the trotting tnrf, Dexter, was foaled in 1858, and is, therefore, fifteen years old. Goldsmith Maid 5s sixteen years Lucy is seventeen years old.

of girls go swimming in conspicuous places in Lafayette, and there is an earnest protest against the habit, as on these occasions they are in as complete undress as the Wad boys that mo3t of us are familiar with. of the passengers of the lost ship City of Washingfon is lecturing upon the recent disaster. lie insists that the Captain waB hardly seen on deck during tho whole voyage, and no order was enforced among the officers and crew. of the noble red man running a saw-mill! Bat this is what some of the Klamath Indians in Oregon arc doing, and the mill turned out 250,000 feet, last year. But it is shameful to bring these sons of tbe forest down from hair to mill-logs.

is stated that the market is almost glutted at present by fast trotting horses, the supply greatly exceeding the lemand. It is said tlmt the best trotting stock is found in private stables, and never shows itself on the track. the destruction of the Washington Market booths, New York, Wednesday night, under direction of tbe Board of Health, some amusing incidents occurred. TheTribune relates the following: Mrs. Martha a booth- holderof large proportions and vivacious tendencies, seated upon a box near her booth, harangued a multitude of her associates and a number of idle spectatoes, In a voice heard for considerable disdanco around, she said: am Mrs.

Martha O'Donnell, the A No. 1 fat woman of Washington Market. I came into this market weighing 200 pounds, and I now weigh 345 pounds. I have been 15 vers, have paid $18 a month, and have made $100,000, and intend to make 1 have a farm of 10 acres on Long Island, support a husband like a gentleman and a family in luxury, and I give them fast horses and carriages with which to enjoy themselves. I have stood the most intense cold iu winter without a fire, and the greatest heat in summer, and have never taken cold or been She concluded by saying that there were loflas of manure now lying in the cellars of Washington Market which had qevor been distturbed, and tho lessees were not troubled for reasons best known to the Board of Health.

This address, delivered in a nettling tone, excited various emotions, and was concluded amid general laughter and applaus. Representiug tke following First. Class and Insurance Companies, IV1 TH COMBINED CAPITAL AM) AS SETS OK OYEH ROBINSON GILMORE'S, LIVERPOOL, Louilou and Globe. ROYAL, Liverpool. INSURANCE CO.

of North America, Philadelphia. PENNSYLVANIA FIRE, delphia. HOME, FIRE, New York. COMMERCE, New York. WESTCHESTER, New York.

merchants LORILLARD. ATLANTIC, NIAGARA, REPUBLIC, EXCHANGE, AND MARINE, N. HOME LIFE, New York. All of which Adjust Losses Fairly and Promptly. DANIEL B.

STOW, ANTHONY BENSON. A Government adrid July government troops attacked Valencia yesterday. After a desperate struggle of five hours fighting was sns- pendend and the Insurgents offered to capitulate, but their terms were refused, the government demanding an unconditional surrender. Heavy reinforcements have been sent forward, and the attack will be resumed and the town bombarded to-morrow if the Insurgents do not yield. Seville lias also proposed to return to its loyalty to the national government on certain terms, but as in case of Valencia the government will accept nothing less than unconditional surrender.

It is believed that tho Insurgents will soon give np tbe city unless relieved. Sau Fernaiirlo was attacked on Friday by an insurgent column from Cadiz. Tbe loyal garrison made a brave aud suscessful defence, and in the evening the Insn-gents withdrew. I.ATER—GOVERNMENT SUCCESS. adrid July Cortes has declared itself in favor of abolition of capital punishment.

The Carlist force, which was threatening Bilbos, has returned frpn) that neighborhood. Don Carlos Is reported at Arcos, in the province of Lagrono. The Railway from Madrid to Valencia lias been cut in several places. Portuguese mails are interrupted in consequence of troubles in Spain. PERCALES, GRASS CLOTHS, CAMBRICS.

JAPANESE FANCIES, NORWICH POPLINS, KRAM STRIPES. ff- Agents foi; Patent Molded Collar; It. Stamping done to order. CURRENT TOriCS New York Fulton markctmen are determined to reconstruct their booths, and thus avoid a raid by the health authorities. new five dollar national bank note will be begun in several days hence, and be ready for circulation In a month or six weeks.

wonder thus far this dry time is that few forest fires are reported. The recent one on Long Island will quite suffice. new book, Life Among the will appear in a few days. It will be published nearly simultaneously in New York aud in tho latter city. or not at all this seiSon must tiie quarters for summer guests be filled.

Many summer hotel keepers have been exclaiming late seasou and a dull turns out after all that was captured on American soil. But why keep the subject before an indifferent public? Robeson is not such an important personage and a valuable member of the government as to have his every movement reported by telegraph. sun stroke cases have been fortunately of rather infrequent occurrence during torrid spells up to this time. Undisturbed sleep at night, with temperate habits added, form the best natural preventives. Brooklyn Eagle advocates a summary destruction of the Fulton market on the New York side by the health authorities of the latter city.

It regards it justly as-au intolerable nuisance, placed in the way of a flood of travel and traffic and a standing menace to the public health. writing from Saratoga to the Newr York Tribune, sjibaks of he presence of Commodore Vanderbilt and party, and adds that the Commodore is laying in a lot of for Lake Shore, of which road be took possession because he want to it become a mere Schell. Are fiend, resting for a while of late from his toils, startled the country anew when the late news from Baltimore came over the wires. Fortunately tbe venerable of conservative habits and genial hospitality, came considerably short of following after the examples of Chicago and Boston. Holland in the August number of Monthly complains with some force of tbe habit of tbe Metropolitan large dailies in particular devoting so much space to tho details of crime, and the leyity of many reporters everywhere in treating of the same subject.

He holds that in the one case it caters to a prurient taste; in the other encourages criminals. fill; SARATOGA It AHA. aratoga N. July showers came up and caused the first race to be postponed half an hour. Seven horses started.

Sallio Watson was the favorite, two entries next, Minnie third, Lizzie Ducas, fourth. Sunrise, fifth. Reynold's Buchu and TabRha are in the field and very cheap. The track was quite heavy after the shower. A good even start was obtained, all tbe horses passing the stand in a body.

At the finish Minnie was first, $allie Watson second and Lizzie Lucas third. Time, 2:45. In the second race, all ages, three-quarters of a mile, eight horses started, Harry Bassett being the favorite, selliug even, to ten, Crockford next, Artist third, Mate fourth, Gray Planet fifth, and Nurse, Valles Brook and Quits in the field. Grey Planet jumped oil lead, and Crockford won, Mate lapping, Grey Planet third. Time, one seventeen and three-quarters.

In the steeple chase four started. Dully was the favorite two to one against the field, which was composed of Buck, Lanty Lawlor and Viley Viley. Buck refused the leaps. Duffy led until over the last hurdle when Lanty went up and won by lmlf a length. Time 6:39 1-2.

ORGANDIES; GRENADINES, GRENADINES. New Odorless and Non-Poisonous Powerful DF.ODEKIZER and DISINFECTANT. PARASOLS, PARASOLS, It destroys all had odors and poisonous emanations about your premises, and thereby prevents contagion and disease; contains no poison, has no odor, and is always safe. awarded by the American Institute to Tilden for Bromo-Chloralum. They consider it of value as being non-poisonons and inodorous, and can recommend it especially for medical and general household purposes where disinfection and deodorizetion is called of laid.

Prepared only ov TII.DKN 8old by all druggists. New York. Jiily22w4 CHOP PROSPECT. ew ork July The crop prospects in Louisiana and Texas are exceedingly flattering. Mississippi very favorable but less so than the two former states.

To Builders, Farmers Others If you want bargains call aud examine the stock of TIIE I.OXO f'lKEs. ew ork July Tbe forest fires on Long Island byrned over an area of at least fifty square miles. The German settlement called Bobemianville was swept entirely away, aud three young children unable to escape perished in the flames, Vertll HI. D. a Historian.

Any man who has the power to state a fact 30 that it shall not easily lie forgotten, is a historian. Such a man is Verdi, M. D. It appears that lie was the family physician of the Seward family at the time of the attempt to assassinate its most important member, in Washington, in 1865. Now that years have elapsed and tho passions which eclipsed the truth in that troublous time have lulled or died altogether away, Verdi is right in judging that an impartial account of that event should be given to the world.

He takes this task In band and makes the pages of tbe Republic Monthly Magazine his communicating medium. It doe3 not seem to have occurred to Dr. Verdi that nobody ever heard of the periodical he selects except perhaps its immediate friends and publishers, but this consideration only increases his zeal to write. And the Doctor was no fool for this, either. He knew that Dana, of the Sun, would copy bis history.

And Daua did. So all the world saw it at length. We can easily forgive the toadyism with which rendition of the story is affected, for not every struggling medicine-man can practice in a noted family. LACE SACQUES, LLAMA POINTS, METROPOLITAN Heavy Star in. ew York, July heavy rain storm occurred to-day, with thunder and lightning.

Several trees in Brooklyn were struck, MISCELLANEOUS. The Brooklyn yacht club sail a race from New York to Vineyard on Monday. The remaining sheds and booths outside of Washington Market were demolished last night by order of the Health Board. Bishop Simpson is reported sick at Long Branch. The reported illness of Archbishop Bailey at Newark is denied, Siddons and the roughs captured with him at Rockaway, were takfn to Jamaica yesterday evening, and being unable to give bail were sent to jail to await examination next Wednesday.

Chambers was not found. It was tbe crew of the schooner, Gilman D. King that arrived at Deal, Thursday, having been picked up by the ship Julia from Philadelphia. The schooner was bound from Sagua for Providence, and foundered oil Cape Cod. She was reported by cable as the Gilmas Lickenson.

DEMI POINTS, Garden Rondoni, N. HOSIERY THE BALTIMORE FIRE. altimore July Thomas Son, in whose planing mill fire originated, state personally that their loss will not exceed $50,000. Insured in Baltimore and foreign companies to the amount of $25,700. A TORNADO IN HIISSOFBI.

ew ork July tornado at Macon City, Missouri, to-day partially destroyed the Masonic Temple, and totally demolished several small buildings. A lady named Collins and a negro were killed. Myer Montgomery was fatally and Judge Henry and a number of other persons more or le3S severely injured. THE MANITOBA AFFAIR. New ork July A Fort Garry dispatch says bail has been refused to Hay, Fletcher, Kegau and Blakely for kidnapping Gordon.

Gordon and the prisoners have been committed for trial at the October term of Court, Queens Bench. Merriman was admitted to $4,000 bail to appear for trial at tbe same court. NEW YORK. LLM Nails, Spikes, Hardware, and Coopers' Tools. Axles, Springs, Ilorse-Shoe Nails, Nail-liods, Wagon Woodwork, such as Spokes, Felloes, Hubs, Shafts, Poles, Bolts, Screws, Axle-Clips, Felloe-Plates, Thim hie-Screws, and a general assortment of Hlu'l Hardware.

SCARFS, VEILS, RIBBONS, MARKS JACOB THE FLOATING PALACIMaking our greatful acknowledgements for the very successful spring business we have been favored with, we hope by full stock and diligent efforts to meet the public wishes and convenience to enjoy a continuance of a handsome share of trade. JOHN R. STEBIJINS Co. Elated Spoons, Table and Docket Cutlery, Axes, Knives, etc. Always on hand the cheapest and best lothes ringer in Favorite.

FARM KlIS, ATTENTION 5 Agricultural Implements of all Shovels, 1 orks, Scythes, Cradles, Having Tools of every description. Farmers will find iv to their advantage focal1 anti evamitii. mv etn'i-i UCTION SALE FOR YORK EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY FRIDAY, At8: iri P. M. Tbe Telegraph.

Magazine for August contains an illustrated article ou the telegraph which is -nggestive in many particulars. It in clearness of statement. If any one give it, a careful reading aud conclude with any definite idea of what the author means to set forth he is possessed of a clearer head than most people. We really need readable articles on the subject of electricity and its applications, but they must be such as will convey instruction to the popular mind. As to its essential nature we may never know much more about this subtle agent than we do now; but as to tbe inodes of its action, inuch'more.

The possible uses of electricity are numberless. It seems to be the active spirit of the universe. The telegraph, too, is coming to be employed more extensively every year. And, inasmuch as a majority of people, while understanding in a vague way that messages are sent invisibly yet are not familiar with even the mechanism engaged in the operation, therefore we say any number of plain, untechnical articles upon tbe subject would be timely. contained in the residence of IS CEI LA NEO TE MS COLONEL J.

B. DODGE At West Park, ENGINE Rl VS AXVA1 umberland July morning eugineer on the Baltimore Ohio Railroad lost control of his engine oil the down grade two miles east ofAltamont. The engine ran away, and while running over forty miles an hour struck ttie rear of a freight train, demolishing twenty cars loaded with corn, cotton and tobacco. Engineer Conway and two meu named Martin and Elliott, drovers from Barbour and Harrison counties, West Virginia, were killed. T.

Burke, conductor, and E. Corncry, brakoman, both of Piedmont, and a drover named Reynolds, were badly injured. The trains were delayed to-day, but are now running as usual. is making light of a pound baby. Iticord, of Newark, was by the heat the other day.

Rochefort is about to go to his place of exile, New Caledonia. weather throughout England is fair and favorable to the crops. S. Abeil, the millionaire editor of the Baltimore Sun, is recreating in Paris. the funny man of the New York Sun, is a for a Philadelphia house.

Fall Iliver mills will shut down for two weeks in August, beginning on tbe 20. now has eighteen cheese factories in operation, nearly all new ventures. Brooklyn penitent has lately added ten cents to Treasurer conscience fund. is a fast age. The century plants bloom once in twenty-five years down in Florida.

income of Henry Ward Beecher, from all sources, amounts to 850,000 a year. Poor man! Ellis Ward is still suffering from tho attack with which lie was seized during his late race with Biglin. taking his departure from Europe for home, the Shall of Persia will embark at Brindlci. llalpin has just successfully completed tbe laying of a fourth cable between Sidney, Cape Breton, and Place: tin, Newfoundland. will cost son of Italy S100, to torture his violin or pick bis tuneful harp upon the streets of Detroit for the future.

telegram from Mons says an explosion of fire-damp occurred in Belgium, in a coal mine at Framieres. Five miners were killed and several injured. Green, of New York, says that so far from discharging the laborers on the lie works, is employing about sevon thousand men at a cost of about seven million dollars. New York Health Board have voted to request tho police to arrest members of the Rendering Company, and all others violating health ordinances, including the Metropolitan Gas Light Company. are eight vessels from southern ports detained at the upper quarantine an-, chorage discharging their cargoes into lighters before they can be allowed to go up New York bay.

Charles G. Green of the Boston Post declines to be a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Governor of Massachusetts. The Colonel need give himself no uneasiness in that regard. T. Stewart is spending $12,000 a week on his property at Saratoga Springs.

A more drop in tho bucket for a man said to be worth $100,000,000. Decorah, Iowa, Ida MaUtfie, aged fifteen years, admitted in court that she tried twice to poison her father with strychnine, but pleaded in extenuation that she was driven to do so in defense of her own honor. friends of a man iu St. Jobnsbury, were so indignant at his getting drunk that they placed him in a coffin and left him there until he got sober enough to roll out. western editor insists that lie wrote the word plain as a pikestaff in connection.

with certain bridal -presents. The printer, however, vulgarly put it Georgia man has still four props of cotton on hand. He raises his own bread and meat, has no debts to pay, aud thinks that cotton is a safe investment which cannot be borrowed. THE CALIFORNIA WHEAT CROP. an rancisco July receipt of wheat from the interior continues light, although the crop is as large as that of last year.

Only seven grain ladcu vessels have got off since the firet of July, agaiust twelve for the same period last year. There are ves- sels.euough in port to twenty-five thousand tons of grain. and BUILDERS will obtain Harga.nis buying what tliev want in their line at Rondout. Anti-Freezing Pumps, etc. Prices that defy competition.

Ilondout, April 1 1873. a. DODGE. NUMEROUS TESTS HAVE PROVED N.F. BURNHAM'S NEW TURBINE WATER WHEEL TO BE THE BEST EVER INVENTED.

Pamphlet Free. Address, York, Pa. J22W4 The lot and adjoining lots on which the Brewery of the late George W. Smith was located on the. Wilbur stone Road.

This property is one of the CHIEF MCWILLIAMS CLEARED. Magazines Periodicals BEST SITES IN THE CITY ew ork July jury in the case oi cx-Chicf Police McWilliams and ex-detective Doyle, of Jersey City, charged with a conspiracy with three well-known burglars to. rob the First National Bank, rendered a verdict this afternoon of not guilty, after bring out thirty hours. STRAW MILLINERY GOODS LOUGHKAN, PRACTICAL PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER. GOLD PENS, PICTURES, ALBUMS, LOOKING GLASSES, BLANK BOOKS.

For a manufactory, having a frontage on the road of feet, with good depth and is bounded in the rear by au excellent pond of angor July Saturday evening two spaDS of a bridge on the European and North American Railroad between Old- towu and Milford, tiireo hundred feet long, were blown completely away by a tornado, and an engine and tender with five men, which was crossing from Oldtowu, plunged into the river. Tho engineer, Gborge McClellan, was killed; the others There will be no interruption to travel on the road. Welcome tbe President. On Tuesday, as will be seen by our news columns, the President of the United States will honor our city with his presence, and will extend his trip and visit the grand old Overlook. He will be accompanied by Postmaster General Creswell and three others of his Cabinet.

During his stay he will be entertained at tbe mansion of Gen. George Ii. Sharpe, where he will also receive our citizens. Whatever is needed or desired in the matter of entertainment may safely be trusted to tho hospitable instincts of Gen. Sharpe, who will make his distinguished visitor perfectly at home.

But our citizens will hardly need to Ire reminded by us that never before in the history of our city has it been honored by the visit of so distinguished a personage, aud it will lie their duty, and we doubt not their pleasure, to let him know they are sensible of the honor conferred upon our municipality. The man is coming who turned the tide of battle, and after a long and weary struggle conquered the rebellion and received the sword of Lee, the representative of the crushed Confederacy. And in his person he represents the majesty of the Republic, its dignity and its power. While in behalf of our citizens we extend to President Grant a hearty and generous welcome to our city, they will doubtless find other means of honoring their visitor. Our city authorities will need no suggestion from us to take whatever official action the limited time will permit, while citizens generally will heartily joiu in demonstrations of welcome.

Let the Executive of the Nation feel that he is at home in the City of Kingston for as long as he may choose to stay. E. RIDLEY SON CHOLERA IN THE WEST. At I ndianapolis July fatal cases of cholera arc reported in one family here. LAGRANGE, KY.

ouisville July broke out again in Lagrange, on Friday uigbt with two deaths, Saturday three; to-day excessive laoor has disabled the physicians of that place. Application has been made to this city for pljysiciaus aud druggists. MURDERED WITH A SAt ER KR AFT KNIFE. ew ork July Catharine Schuller, aged at 30 Rivington street, was fatally stabbed by her husband last night with a saucr-kraut knife. Her husband, named Casper Schuller, and a son of the couple, were arrested.

Schuller was drunk when the act was committed. NOKTll FRONT STREET, KINGSTON, N. Y. Dealer in materials of all descriptions, Chandeliers and GAS FIXTURES. AGENT FOR THE Star Gas Machine.

Country Mouses fitted up with all conveniences of city dwellings, with Moth A A I) A All goods aud work warranted. Jobbing prompt yattended to. -ver 100 loads of good buildin; the premises. sold reasonably ufactory. WRITING PAPER OF Every Quality.

ROUND If ATS A BONNETS, TRIMMED UNTRIMMED, Inquire of JAMES HARGRAVES, at the Enterprise Brewery, or of W. II. FREDENBEROH, Real Estate Agent. Kingston, July 19,1873. St.

ouis July deaths from cholera at St. Louis last week. Ribbons, 20 c. an.I 25c. per Sash Ribbons, 55c.

Flowers and Feathers, Silks, Torquoise, Satins Dress Trimmings, Real and Imitation Collars and Sleeves, rp HE FAVORITI Envelopes, at Extraordinarily Low Prices. Probabilities. For Middle Atlantic States easterly winds and cloudy weather, followed by westerly winds. TELEGRAPHIC BUE 1 TI ES. PICTURES FRAMED TO ORDER.

HOlSliV IIORSRS, TOY WAGONS AND CARTS, THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT AT TIIE CHEAPEST VARIETY STORE IX TIIE CITY. ic IRE WO lx WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. S. SIMON, NEAR WASHINGTON IIALE. Furnishing Goods and Hosiery, cheap.

body of James Thompson and excursionists drowned at Atlantic City Thursday last, were washed upon Brigantine Rock today much disfigured. Dr. Schmucker, Emeritus Professor at Gettysburg, Theological Seminary, died suddenly last night, aged 74. body of a suicide was found hanging in an unoccupied building in Philadelphia today. The body was much decomposed, and not identified.

Baltimore fire department is to be increased by three additional steamers. St. Johns, Newfoundland, dispatch states that the steamer Tigress sailed for Disco last evening. She had been delayed tq make repairs and have her boiler thoroughly overhauled. SEEKIXL A PAltDON FOR WAI WORTH.

ew ork July News says an application has been made to Gov. Dix, and a petition sent to hint signed by some of the most prominent men in the State, to grant young Walworth a pardon. Tiie proceedings have been kept very quiet, and Gov. Dix has written to Judge Noah Davis asking him to transmit to him a copy of all the testimony, letters and records in the case. I MAKE A SPECIALTY OF MONARCH OF THE SEEDING, WARRANTED TO PERFECTLY PERFORM TUE SEEDING OK Al.I.

GRAINS FROM FLAX TO CORN. PLANTS Corn and Beans in Drills for Field Crops, with entire success. ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED A CARLIST VICTORY. London, July 26. a slight resistance a force under Don Alphonzo captuced Reus, the secoucUcity of importance in that section to Barcelona.

The latter city is with isolation, in view of capture of Ignalada and uncertain condition of Figueras and Gerona. able-bodied Catalonian refagees who are crowding the French frontier will be called upon by Don Alphonzo to join the Carlist standard or bear tbe consequence of refusal. A dues AUGUST FLOWER CHOOL APPLIANCE: COMMERCIA I REPORTS This great Dyspepsia Panacea lias the largest sale of any other preparation iu the world. Why because we say to every one that is afflicted with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Costiveness, Headache, Heartburn, Waterbrash, Sour Stomach, indigestion or any disease depending upon pure blood, healthy Liver and Stomach, to call at Tiie Water question. IL is well that communities are waking up so generally to the advantages and prime necessity of pure drinking water.

The statement lately sent out ou the authority of a prominent medical man that in the course of a long practice he had become convinced that every case of typhoid fever he had had under treatment resulted primarily from impure drinking water.pomtsa inoral in telling tones. The water of wells, during cholera visitations, has ever proved a polent agent in insidiously helping the disease by the readiness with which poisonous exuditions from adjacent privies, sinks and pools have permeated the surface and contaminated the Water sources there hidden. Hence is it that reliable statistics prove running water is better for drinking and cooking purposes than subterranean water. Many ignorant and careless people object to running water owing to tlte facility witli which decaying and other matter finds its way into it. Science here STOCKS.

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PICTURE FRAMES Manufactured by Tim Poughkeepsie Plow and Maniifae Turing Company. KNAPPS DRUG STORE IN GARDEN RONDOUT, WHOLESALE RETAIL AGENT, and get me of our sample bottles free of charge. Regular size 75 cents. Two or three doses will relieve any case. Try It.

UHOESBFXK DECLARES FOR LIK- LKALISM. ew ork July letter from W. S. Groesbeck to Judge Collins ig printed, in whieli be reiterates his declension of any nomination for the governorship of Ohio. He also hopes the time is near when present and former Democrats and all dissatisfied Republicans shall be cordially united under a single organization.

He then refers to a letter written by him hist May, in which he then urged the formation of the elements to be called Liberal Democracy. He urges a closer and firmer union of all opposed to tbe present administration. In brief we claim for these Plows superiority iu these respects: 1st. It has a quick entry, adheres well to the ground, and runs perfectly FLAT and LEVEL, even in rough and stony ground. 2d.

It turns the furrow with unparalleled neatness even up an ordinary SIDE HILL, without the aid of the foot to turn It over. 3d. It pulverizes the soil in such a manner, and to such an extent, that it stands the drouth better 4 th. It works well in all kinds of soil. The subscriber, having a practical knowledge of the business, would say that it combines MORE GOOD QUALITIES, than any other Plow now offered to the Farming Community, as to which test ing will satisfy anybody.

MOWERS REAPERS. I). AI.T.TGER, Agent. Rondout: N. Y.

I KSTOW Barrel Head Cutter E. Doremos, White port, agent for the above mentioned Barrel Head Cutting Machine, has one inworking order at Wliiteport, Y. COME ANI) SEE IT IN OPERATION. FOR SALE AT MANUFACTUREE PRICES. STR EET, OPPOSITE A.

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