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thompson Leach. ad-
ministratOr of James In Jackson county, Pro-
How, deceased, bate Court.

lHOHlpeDn DehCn hu-
minstrator Of James In Jackson county, Pro-
How, deceased, bate Court.
Temperance How, Petition to sell land.
and others.
and Sylvester Hunter, and Mary Ann Hunter
his wife, Of Pike county, and State Of Ohio, and
William How, of the State of Indiana, and
Richard How, of The State Of Illinois, Nelson
Martin, and Margaret Martin his wife, late
Margaret How, Of the State Of Illinois, Jeffer-
son How, lstitia How, James How, Martin
How, Phebe How, Lucinda How Messenger
How, Sylvester How. Archibald How, Sophia
How, and Charles How, of Jackson county.
Ohio, and Tacy Bum, and John H. Radclif,
administrators Of the estate Of Peter Bum, de-
ceased, Of jackson county, Ohio, will take no.
tice, that on the nth day Of August A. D. lS-
So, said administrator filed his petition in the
Probate Court of Jackson county, Ohio the OBJ
iect and prayer of which petition is, to sci u.
side certaln deed executed by James How, in
his life time, to said Sylvester Hunter, for GER.
tain real estate hereafter described to adjust the
claims and liens of the said Temperance Eow
and the said Tacy Bum, and John h, RadcIiff,
upon said lands. and for the assignment of the
dover If Temperance How, widow Of the said
james How, deceased, in, and for the sale of tn
following real estate, of which the said James
How died seized, to wit: The southwest quar-
ter, Of the southwest quarter of section No. 7,
township No. I, range No. IL. Also the north
west quarter of the south. west quarter Of section
No. 7, township No. I, range No. is. Also
fifteen acres, part of lot No, /, in township
No, 7, range No 10. Said petition will be for
hearing on the 18th day Of September, A. D.
1857.
THOMPSON LEACH,
Admir- Of James How dec d..
Aug. 6, 1857. 20-4w D. Mackley, Atty.
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sherin,s AnIe.

w. ''seipoeiss' Z" w. Jackson county, Court
Guiiford webb. Of Common Pleas
BY virtue Of acertain q, ia. writ Of execution
issued from said CoGrt, and to me directed, !
viii on MONDAY, the 18th DAY of AUGUST,
A. d. 1851, at one O'Clock P. M, at the Court
House, in said county, expose to sale at public
auction, one Bay Horse, one Sorrel Horse, one
TIVE horse Wagon, and one set Of double har
ness, taken as the property Of the said Guilford
Webb. on an execution in favor of NJ Sternber-
l&er d Co.
BANIsTER BROWN, shift &c,
Aug. G. 1851 20-2w prsfee & 90
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NOTICE.
Rnnd Notice,

There will be presente to. the Commission
ers of jackson county Ohio, at their next an
nual sessi n In September, praying for the es-
tablishment Of County Roud as follows. vie.
commencing where Glade run crosses tbs road
leading from jackson toPerrys Mil; thence
down said stream TO the east end OF Henry d:
Nickels' lane; thence to leave the stream and
cross the ridge at the premises Of Simeon Wood.
row; thence to the junction of Glade run with
Pidgeou Creek. and thence to iniersect the
jackson and Adelphia road n,onno
Aug. 6, 1851 .--4w| y.
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Gold with knowledge !!
TOO Much Money.

take the liberty to say, that $500 per week is
too much money for Boarding at the present prices
for provisions. have reduced the price to $500
per week. My Table will bc furnished with tho
best that this market affords, and prepared in good
STYLE and at regular hours ~Breakisst at O'clock;
Dinner at u; Supper at 5. Ny Stable is always
Supplied with the best of Oats, Corn hay ana STRAW.
haye made thorough renovation from bottom
10 top. and therein made many repairs; among 9TH
ers, made this strictly Temperance HoSsc. here
tender the public my thanks for the patronage here
tofore extended to me, and hope by strict attention
to business, to merit share Of the same heresfter
.B.-No. pains will be spared to render all COM
Portable that may favor me with call. lam de-
termned TO give good fare, II don't make one cent?
80 walk in gentlemen make my house your home
-behaye.e .eenteel, and will treat you like friend.
WM. II. PALMER, Proprietor.
American House, Jackson, Q. H,0.
July %, 1851. l8-H
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9 Bread Is The StaIf Of Li(e!!n

THIS Is 40 old sdsge, but ftsage does not make
II any the less true. II view Of thiS fact have
again resumed the
BAKING lBUsTNESs,
at my old stand, in Comm srcial Block, whersA am
prepartd 10 furnish customers with
FRESH BREAD, CAKES, CIsACKEHs,
POUND CAKE, etc. etc.
at the lowest wholesale and retail rates. Those
who may need articles in my line are assured that
CAN and WILL supply them tc their satisfaction.
Hence, hereafter there viii be no necessity to send
abroad for any articles IN my line, as pledge my
where, thereby saving to the customer the cost Of
transportation.
respectfully solicit the patronage Of the siti-
gems Of Jackson and surrounding country.
jackson, July Is, 81 .-tf1 J CHESTNUT.
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Aswe have made extensive Improvements In
the Ph9nix Foundry. Qately purchas-
ed by u.s. and are constantly adding new and
improved patterns Of various styles TO our stock,
we find it necessary, principally as many stove
dealers live so remote from US, that they but sell
dom visit this market lose sales Of many articles
Of our manufacture that they could deal In &c
their advantage, did they bat know the quality
and style of our work.
During the past year. CINCINNATI and other
manufacturers have considered it best TO produce
a very inferior article, in order to NEST the
present low prices o. stoves, they using the
cheapest materials without regard to its du-
rability, usefulness, or appearance. Whilst we
use the veiy best selected Pig Metal, Manufac
tured from pure Limestone Ore.
We assure dealers and the public, that no
pains will be spared to introduce Improvements
in principle and design Of our stoves, that their
wants may require, as we warrant all our
work. And tits even SO, that our
TROPlC COAL STOVE,
Two szes,) is far superior to the much vaun
ted Diamond Cooking Stove--using at least
half less fuel, and cooking better in every pat-
tcuar. Also, our new and beautiful Wood
Cooking Stove,
THE GOLDEN AGE,
Far superior to any thing of the kind In this
market. We have other Stoves 6f various ST.
yes and patterns, and manufactured Of the best
material, as all our stoves are, aud hope they
will consider well the advantages of selling
good article in preference to a poor one: and re-
lying as we do on The superiority of our stoves
over the majority of those now in market, fatter
ourselves that will they but examine particular
ly into the general character Of stoves now ma ie
and consult their interest, ours viii bo preferred
10 the mdjority now in this market.
PLOWS AND POINTS,
Pittsburgh Piows and points, 3 sizes. Also,
Points OF our own manufacture, which we war
rant equal to the Pittsburgh, or the money re-
funded. And an assortment Of Hollow ware,
Wagon Boxes, & rates and fronts Door and win.
dow Stills and Caps kept constantly on hand or
Manufactured TO Order.
WE are also prepared to manufacture various
kinds of MACHINERY on the shortest notice
We are also carrying Gu the
Thinning Business.
In which we are manufacturing all kinds Of
Tin aud Sheet Iron Ware, which we offer to the
public on the most reasonable terms. And, in
fact, we intend furnishing anything and every
thing that may be called for in our line.
Jackson April I6 1851. 4-tf
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WORTHINGTON
FEMALE COLLEGE.
n fQ67isQ

fE'HIS Institution, situated in Worthington,
franklin county. Ohio about eight miles
from Columbus, has been materially improved
and offers superior advantages to Young la
dies. in acquiring all branches Of a useful or or
namental education.
The Collegiate year is divided into three
terms Of thirteen weeks each: The Fall Term
commences on Tuesday, September LIST. 1857.
TERMS.-The entire expense for boarding ,
washing, fuel, lights and tuition in the English
and Collegiate departments, is Sl35 per year.
Drawing,. Water Color Painting, Ger man,
French, Spanish Italian, each, per term. s 90
f, Instrumental Music, per term. 1900
For Catalogues. containing particulars. ad-
dress, REV. BENZ. ST. JAMES FRY,
Ade. 6. 1851. 20-.2w PRESIDENT.
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WASHINGTON WORKS
Mill Street, Portsmouth. Z

HENRY DAVIS, formerly Superintendent and
Craftsman at Olive Foundry, Ironton, and late at
the Portsmouth Mandatory Establishment, has
commenced business at the above Works, where he
is prepared TO make all kinds Of Steam Engines,
and Of any required form.
Blast Engines, Rolling Mill, Grist Mill Gearing
In general. Castings Of every description, and at
the shortest notice. He keeps constantly on hand
all kinds Of Gauge OFFENDER and Pump Locks, and
Oil Globes He is also Prepared to furnish designs
and drawings, or TO execute them to order for any
Of the above kinds Of work.
Ho Aattcrs himself that he is so well and favora-
bly, known to Furnace and Rolling Mill mon and
people having Machinery that it is unnecessary To
say more thanahat he is now in business for him
self, and will execute work as cheap, prompt and
Is good as,&nyiH House in the Union.
Nd n. JllY %, Ie51--tf
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ERuIT


From Five to Eight feet 10 ~ sAm
ted of good thrifty growth. AS theflrees are
raised In our own State, and but short distance
from jackson, there is no danger of the roots be-
ing frozen or injured by long and tedious jour.
neys. They will be carefully packed and la
beled at the Nursery bnd only one or two days
on the road The subscriber refers purchasers
to the following list, guaranteeing them to be In
all respects as described. Purchasers can either
leave their orders at my store or with any of my
travelling agents. who will be furnished with
printed circulars. Trees will be delivered in
jackson, on or about the 18th day of Noyem
Der.
summer Apples, rs cents,
Fall Apples, rs cts.
Winter Apples, rs Cents.
Pears, so Cents.
Cherries, so Cents.
Peaches, IJ and rs Cents.
PIumS, 80 cents.
ApricOts so cents.
Ounce, Fifty cents.
Grapes 25 cents.
GOOseberPies 25 cents.
RaspbeTTieS, Fifteen cts.
Strawberries, 81 Per- Hundred
CuFrant Twenty cents.
Siberian Crab, SO cents.
H w WHITE, Jackson, Ohio
June 4, 1857. 1l-tt
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Pistols,

Pocket aud Table Cutlery,
Warrsnted to be the very best and awful cheap, by
II. W. W hite.
jackson. July 2, 81. l5-tf
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C R A N 6 6 R. S
COMMERCIAL
~ N !"
MATHEMATICAL INSTITUTE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
Npleudid Indacesaents TO- those whC
eWish 20 attend n Commercial G Ollege
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED
----oR--~
TUITION FREE
SITUATIONS GUARANTEED
TUITION FREE.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.


To those who enter my Institute, or remit me $50,
and thus secure Guarantee Scholarships, any time
before the lst day of next September, upon com
pleetng thorough course Of Double Entry Book
Keeping and its Collateral Branches. secure lucra.
tive employment in Commercial or B sinking Houses
as Accountants within ninety days after their grad
uation, or else they will be Unidentified to the full
amount Of the sum paid for tuition, and thus
realize
Free Tuition, or Lucrative Situations
Graduates from this Institution now filling re-
sponsible and lucrative positions as cashiers, Book
keepers and Railroad Office clerks, in different Sec
ons of the country and are being preferred by bu-
siness men to Graduates Of any other mercantile
college, Hence the above unparalleled induce
ments which nothing but the great Superiority Of
of my instruction and thorough training of my stu
dents for business life world warrant.
The. Principal Of this institution has been
practical accountant ioq ia longer period than
any other Teacher in the Western country.
RAddress the undersigned for further partiCu-
ISfs. VIM. w. GRANGER.
Mayl4, 1857, S-am 5s
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Attention.

We viii have No. l Cariiug Machine In
operation about the first Of August. Those oI
our customers who en:rusi theiS wool with US
may rest assured we will spare no pains in try
ing 10 have good work done.
Also, we will be doing custom work on
Wheat and Corn, in the best of style.
Cash paid for Wheat at all times.
BUM, PICKREL & co.
June 25. 1857.
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Wooden Churns,--A lot Of those nice
Cedar and Pine churus, on hand and for sale low
by 49, T. P. Sutherland.
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MRS. RADCLIFFE
NOTICE.

We have this day associated with us in the
Milling Business, Peter PickreI, and John Da
Wis, and will hereafter do business In the name
and 6rm OF bum, Pickrel q Co.
BUNN & BROTHER.
June |, 1851 l4-H
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The Rev. c. 5. Burnett, while labor

The Rev. G. s. Burnett, while labor.
Ing Missionary in Southern Asia discovered q
simple and certain Cure for Compd dmption, Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Coughs Cold, Nervous debili
ty. and all impurities Of the bloodi also, an easy
aud effectual mode Of inhallng the REMEDY -
Actuated by desire to lbeneft his suffering
fellows, he viii cheerfEsly send the Recipe
(free- ITO such as desire il with full land explicit
directions for preparing and successfully using
the Medicine. AdtxGsskRev. O s. BURNETT,
Aug. IS, 81 Broadway New YORK City,
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TILE Man OF DESTIN7

.
BoxSEz has never yst GAINED that the e1Tcu-
latio.l a The TIe NelF T0rE LNdSeY Is OTeT one
hundred ard niDety th0csand. and yet We kNo9
that Il Is ovEz IEO HUSBzED AND TGESTT-FTSE.
z,s0gzaxDl This Is big. TzSt, an almost IA
eOnprehen<5bse circulation, truly; bat Bonner
egusSdezs L oaiy mere beginning PoEST 2
spzr1s-a i.Sse Of operations He wants . half
rzIITion before stopping To take breath, and pre-
paEinz 70 10 SOMETHING SIGOEoCs. dis I7ge
aiTe[tIsez1eats and hls 5000 clerks for aHtyes-
ffSsnz he lcoSs up5n simply IS pleasant little
esfyyfs IN 4 snail vraE-befteT than nothing Fes-
hzps. bat a0t AZ AZ EOEthy Of the greatest tam
Nv papsr IA the world SukserIE Sorss are pour
ing u By the blshe1, bat he Ha5ts en- % eotae
b. tie tga He has DS1OPohzed Al Of the HlaSt
u,oDrEar zTEte=s 10 the country; bat that dos
ros sasTSfT hsa be Is Icokisg across lie AtsAn-
tie ard !ato the Eozab Of the futnre- f1r more
Aad fasz here IA i3=4 Gears 70 n Il anybody
uants 10 make handsome soeeul1tlol, lei him
grow a esgFs O Popular EEIis5s- BoaE@F ~
pay hin any pEice f0s them, aud give hira PIE
MUM 5eSidez-
PeaFv. tf,fs ran Boaner -mnst be PIT stop
to Heis lOo eInaS5zeat and too D0=oPp-iZ-
Ing. Common fgEks, aIsI c7zHmca plTseS, stsrld
10 so7t Of Essbcs afoag SIDE q hini zr1 HIS
file rerdeFs competition hopsleSS; and A. cen
E,fiio l. tie ..iifs OF trad@ he Who kills cOEEl-
TsetisiOn-zho susothess cosDpeiiioT- 10 o.eF-
vEsesKs competition. and fIghtsEEs il into Ms.
and srsoeSs Il into the middle Of Hext week. and
keesss !. there. siSqId, 70 say TIE iast- Be Eak-
+ al zfteT. But Bonner L past lookiEg sfleE- A
mar with tie eztffs press o the country on MS
side, zith al the EeHsZeal@Es working Tor i1iia
Ike 80 many ioeoasosise=- with Al TIE Post
uaste.S getting up cias, and gith al TIE Eeti@s
and re rest Of mankind .-71dz 20 read bis pa
Jser-zi1.t can b. d0ne ziIh hisls Netting
literally noshi1g-ezeeps 10 turn II, SEita Al inc
rest sod help hisi along A. one best can; and
this article nay be 81 i5zn- % oar eFeIt- A.
me oftbe<e Involuntary and InesIiah.e 9 -
Z TFe LeEzey Eirgzzs.etr.s. BIZ she Nay viii s-e
fond in oar advertising columns Read Il, Il
you .sfzii % subscribe fJ- the great family pa
pr.
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rz..n ~ -. lT.za..l ri

VIoGGIxss L WrTCa TO DEGTE--tS sesIs thai
\ v9uag Izdv q Mz;ano-zs EaS taken sick. and
an old Iady IN tke nsizhhozfsoa.i- reported u
have s5z.e xii II the EIrTGe 81 herbs, vas So
.fcftet % visit zat administer to tx patient
FrOra s5s cauSe o o1fIeT the Old lady tallssi to
attend and SzIS1icioCS reports we're circulated
that the Oh Eziy tad tsETs-slesi the young one
The a..:.o.itfsz vreTe petitio1ed TO compel the
abundance of he Cd c:le- Offers EsEe sesE
30 take her before her szpssos=t sieslln- AID
tF zsfss=z6iF I-s5=-zl. Erescsles EspsaEts1 that
Ghsr q s=Teszl oe-1Si1zzs repaired 20 keE c21sI-
81 ard cozlt uot Eird Ses ~ is<z1e- bSs foGad
install I sglSEs=cig1s boxing back cat After
S=TzrzI e.-5rtS isyEsvsE, tay found he Cd 40
AN :. hos.se Instead q heE cat. ard she Eas IA
ken o. rEse pT=ssace % ;f1- iaFzl5i
h.. 5s- be=os h1iaz % restore the SIX -
sesl;s. ard the zisfisSJ71e bsck cat F'zTSissl1z
H. s3-faziaZ is cErser, Ard being By the ueigii-
sY-s sg17i IN I= Els3Tl q tfl= iVzlil instead q
q F.- rsiszress tIxed t.se opinion East n The
szins1s q tl9e-e ignorant Ta1p.e that TIE OF
roman and bEzeS cat we're al OZe and tie sane
E.z-s97r; Tia: sae, bz5Hg Ei.c- cos-ld take the
firm q a cat and zssI3sae EeT 0zs shape Al z+I-l
-.tlst ;h= Invalid Ezs victim 70 1eT diAhS.Icai
ART With these cOasIeziozlS. It Is said they
Jgsgflt 0II iis= unfortunate cd cTeature ard A.
tuzly iieI Ier up. and EiJis thossgs cruelty fog
ed her to d=a;El \ EIls1-
The ciyiI alsIbOzi-Ies o. Aatsm5TzS weTe 10; !
raTty 10 the tragic part Of tEiS singular trans
actin. and they EeEe prompt "a sEEess;ing the
actors.
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No BIBLE Al TIE CAPrTOL OF NIssovEL-The
St Louis Democrat of Monday contains the fol-
lowing. The state Of Affairs At the Capitol Of
Missouri % De As singular aud extraoTdi-
nary as it Is deplorabIe:
The city papers wotid probably hare pub
hshed Gov Folks inaugural address yesterday
morning but for the delay In the ceremonies,
the cause of which we nave no hesitation in
making known To our readers, and offer 1t as one
of the strongest reasons in the world why the
seat Of government should be changed Al once
to St Louis.
The cause reported Is. that the inaugural GER
einonies we're delayed at least half an hour in
hunting up copy Of the Holy Bible upon which
to administer the glIbernstoriai cath. Ii is fur
Their added that after an unsuccessful search Of
some minutes II was thought by many that the
inaugural would have to be postponed until a
copy of the book could be procured from St
Louis, hut this prcposilioni met with the most
determined and malignant opposition from Gov
Price Happily at this critical junctnre Bible
was handed in from the penitentiary, and the
oath was duly administered.
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Back HuHBoLDr.-Bayard Taylor has writ
ten letter from BoEiin, Is, which ne describes
An interview with that great sage-Baron Won
humboldt VIC extract the following from it:
''You have travelled much, and seen many
ruin" said Humb0ldt, as he gave me his hand
again; Snow you have seen one more Not 4
ruin, Icould not help replying, .'but pyramid"
For / pressed the hand which had touched those
Of Frederick the Great, Of Forster; the cOmPan-
ion Of Captain Cook; Of RlOpstock and Schiller.
of Pitt, Napoleon, Josephine, the MArShals Of
the Empire, JgEfson, Hamilton, Wieland, Herd.
or, Goethe, CuvEsT, La Place. Guy LussaC, Bee
thOyen, Waiter Seott-in short. Of every graf
man whom Europe has produced for three-quar-
fe4s of 4 century looked into the eyes which
had not only seen this living history Of the world
pass by, scene after scene I'LL the actors retired
one By one, to return no more, but had beiield
the catlFact Of Atures and the forests of the
Cassiquiare, ChimbOTnzo, the Aamazon and PO-
pocatapetl, the Altaian Alps o. Siberia. the Tar
mr. sleeps and the Caspian Sea Such splen-
did circle az experience well BELTS life Of such
generous devotion TO science. have never seen
% sublime an exampleOf oldage-crowned Witll
impeFishabIe success. full Of the riPest wisdom,
cheered and sweetened by the MODEST attributes
Of the heart A ruin, indeed No- q human
temple, perfect As the Parthenon-
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OH BrLLIox AND PaR4DExT PIERcE ox HosRE
EAck--A Washington letter writer says:
Old Benton, after all, Is Al institution. ItWas
said Of the Duke Of Wellington, that he WAS the
only man whom all London knew. We may
vel say that Old Bullion Is the only man whom
every body k0oWs AZ our seat q Government
He and the President indulge IN the same habit
Ilal exercise that Of riding on horseback Pierce
ridesa small black, long-tailed horse. that pranees
and hobs up and down, and AL around and
about.
'Therevss = Httle man, ana be had 1.-the haEleH
There Is no dignity, nothing impressive in his
appearance. He Is rather cancing-masfeTisl IL
fact IN the tout eHseJnbEe Old Benton rides Z
large, powerful hoFSe, also black He sits upon
him e though he was part Of him, erect proud,
and digniticd As a Centaur Both ride generally
alone, though Benton Is sometimes accompanied
by lad, pTObably his grandson, upon POny.
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Cesr o. Cz-T L-llf7s-'Eise AsyoT Of Ptllia-
,szlplia- III his rnesszze - tie City Couneil-
rnzEsz tFse sslg=iag r=narks IN ref=Fsscz 70 the
eae7 a=-i Ii..sssiag eEei;y kups=
A. - The c1szr y ITzi5sis.-- have olIy 20 re
r-rE- 81 sy1z cites !; / I,s tran IN PssissLss-
-IEa l.. tie wears 1875. ISL and ISL E'ls
o- rr thassSzTB5 EesE 10 Tx cIEy Vas esTls2zE.-
r -: gzi.iatsss ~ from 81 . . sI-7J and 3
- ;foasz-lt EzeS 1t HAT tine Ihe TzSt IFs-
s-vgEz-aeats ze-e q; made Uhizh Eso~ exist y.
.fls s-5z--e And EslnIpul@tI51 o. m1R1tzst'S.- O.
,s.Es 1seazs< 81 Iisn1
The zTsgzzz c5st II othe- citIss : a09S11 Si-s,}
Dr. Er.ogSazst There u-zy =, ard T-o 91E,z aFe-
rezs5zis - TIE p=e@sa. Fzte 81 "a, osE Il !.
zEdrsay - jag-iry Il the iacTe1Ssi amount Q.
EizHt furnished per amp XII jliSsifF the eai-'@
81 $25 pe- zrHaE1 or .lS- an1 $53-42 pe- an
nun E1T care ard Ter5afT 81 a.ch lzEIp- rtaEia.
= Total per anrSnr for eEe-E pubic lamp q
$50 The quality Of the gas i tested by
private. batter than public CONSUMERS, and %
that no remark ! needed
Tae city d Ner Y.,zk pays 70 iAis Neg 1sEs.
Ga Light Company - PR Imp. i''IErln- 500
hours To TIE Manhattan Gas Works ; - PR
lamp, burning 2.3'rJ hOurs- In Boston. the
amps bum 500 hours. five fec; burners lie
cot Sf ezeR lamp. lighting, extin2Iisding and
cleaning. i from SIS to FL per !iglt
IN Baltimore. tiey burr 2.2iI hours, sIX !. 81
burners: the cISt per IanI i $3.50 Ens rfEF
lights, c1iiagUislies and keeps Ia repair each
In PHILADELPHIA. 20 far as can discern. the
ratei5 bztve-a 2,21J and 2.S03 hours, At = COST
Of $685..