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FRIDAY, APRIL g.
WEST NINTH sTREa n gs nS sHseRsss PLACE
GLETEEL Hot SEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising Administer. veve Brussels Carpets; carved
rosewood suits IN crimson and gold brocse rosewood Eta
ners, black walnut marble top Buffet, Extension Table,
Bureaus, Wsrdrooes, Washsnnds, Lounges and Chairs
enamenea cottage suits marble tops best Curied Hair
Ocoth Velvet stair Carpets and Rods Hall Stands, Table
and Toilet Crockery, Cutlery, Glassware &C., &C.. also
FRIDAY, APRILss
- - Ct l0n O'clock, at private residence
240 HENRY STREET, BETWEEN CLINTON AND MONT
. GOMERY,
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO, &C.,
comprsng veves ana Brussels Carpets rosewood Piano.
rosewood Paror Suit IN crimson plush Centre Side Tables
&c. black walnut Buffet, Extension Table and Chairs
Crockery Gasswar black walnut Bcdseads Bureaus and
tresses Boosters and Pillows; oilciohs Stair Carpets
SATURDAY, APRIL %.
NOS caAMsss AS 4 sas . RhA9% STREETS
gentee household Furniture removed for convenience Of
tale consisting of Administer, Velvet Brussels Ingram
Capes carved rosewood Suits, III crimson figured silk;
cared black walnut Suits In green striped reps do In
Pier Mirrors with Slab and Brackets; gilt frame oval do,
black walnut Extension Tables Lace Window Curtains,
win black walnut corniccs black walnut and mahogany
Betsteads black walnut and mahogany marble Dressing
Bureaus do. Wristbands Hair Mattresses, Paascs, Boil
ster piows also Syerplled Ware, Cutlery, China aud
Glass Ware, Kitchen Furniture, &C.
Also AZ lots Of unclaimed Baggage, for account OF Wells
Fargo Il Co. Contents unknown.
Also fine double barrel Rife apd Shot Gun combined, In
mahogany and in good order.N
VIII be sold Al IL O'clock elegant carved rosewood
octave grand Piano, made by Halet Cumson; also
wood four Piano. by Roces-
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NAVAL ORDERS.

Captain Nichols, United states Navy. mas peen
ordered to duty as member Of the Board OF wnch
Captain Patterson Is President: Lieutenant y. ~
Farennolt ordered to the Norfolk Navy Yard; Lien.
tenant G. W. belong to the New YorS Navy Yard.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AucTIoNEER.
NEW YORK COMMON PLEAS.
Nv Nathan Risen

Michael Colns.
BY virtue Of an order made the above entitled action
viii H. at public auction, Saturday April ~ le7 nj ~
O'Clock A. M the Property belonging TO the hm OF Eiscn
Collins the premises No. 30 Attorney street, consisting OF
Cbldren's Carriages, nnishod aud unfinished
NATHLs JARVIS, JR,
Receiver.
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MAaRIAoEs AND, DEATHS.

Married. ~
BouNp--loHNsoN.--onw Wednesday, April 20. at
s. Elm ns Esy Mm
W., eldest daughter OF the late Edwin A. Johnson,
all OF New YORK.
April 81 at the residence OF the BRIDES parents, by
The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher. Mr.. J. MARVIN
BOWEN to Miss FANNIE M. NEwBouLD daughter Of
CoLp-LEEDs. "Wednesday. April 90, at the
ina y eaare IN "esI street 5y
waterford. N. Y, to MARY +. LEEDS, daughter OF
Joseph Brooks Jr, OF Warwick. orange county, N Y.
the Rev. Mr. futile. THOMAS CnRisTiAS 20 MnIissii
D. FonBELI. both Of New York city. NO cards.
DoNGAN-LAMBERT.-On Wednesday, April 20, at
the residence Of the groom's brother, by the Rev.
X. G. QuinneA, WILLIAM Ii. DoNGAN OF this city, to
CHARLOTTE only daughter OF Elinor Lambert, OF
DuRKEE--AcToN.-In Cincinnati, on Tuesday.
April IS, by Rev. Ii. A: Nelson u; D., assisted by
Tus ". DURKEE, Of New York, to Miss MARGARET
W, daughter OF MI. @. J. Acton.
FARRELIY-ABRAHAM.-On Wednesday, April g.
at the residence Of the brices sister. by the Rev. Dr.
Gear. WILLIAM FARRELLY to MISS JENNIE ABEA-
FOSTER -MANwARINe.-on Wednesday. April 20,
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rey
DR.. Weston, AUGUSTUS q. FOSTER to MARTHA r
fuILERMMoRaAN.m s Colchester, Conn.,, on Tues
day, April %, SHERWOOD w. FULLER to Miss JENNIE
n. MORGAN, daughter Of the Hen William Morgan.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Brooklyn, on Tuesday,
April %, By the Rev. N. P. Pierce, GEORGE Il. KNAPP
t. Tso os only daughter OF John johnston
LERoY-AIrKEN.-At Mount Vernon, n. Y, on
Ap 20 ey KIT the Rev. CARROLL
Mount Vernon. No cards.
Mount Vernon papers please copy.
BRIDES parents, on Thursday April u, by the Rev.
George II. Hepworth, w. g. II. RANDOLPH to JOSE
PHINE T., daughter OF II. A. Royce
RowE-ODELI.-On Wednesday evening, April &c,
by the Rev. In. Thomas D. Anderson, BENJAMIN
ROWE to ADELIA ODELL.
SANDFoRD-FARRgN.-On Wednesday. April 20, at
the house Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. Stephen
Ii Tying Jr HENRY LENT SANFORD 70 HATTIE A.,
daughter OF NJ. H. Farren, ESQ.,, oil OF this city.
SCHIEFFELIN-CHIsOLM.-O Thursday, April 81,
by the Rev. w. A. Muhlenberg, d., assisted by the
Rev. F. i. Lawrence d. d. CHARLES NJ. ScHIEFFELN
to MARY F., daughter or William L. Chisolm.
SHAFER-BR ADLEY.-In Jersey City, on Thursday,
April y. by the Rev. G. b. Wilcox, at the residence
OF II. Murray, Esq, NATHAN d. SHAFER to EMMA
BRADLEY.
MHTE-vAN BUREN.-At Grace church, on
Wednesday, April %. by the Rev. Dr. Henry G.
Potter, THOMAS II. WHITE to BESSIE, daughter OF
John ID. Van Buren,.
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TAMEs CAGNEY, AuCTIoNEER REAL ESTATE AND
furniture Hotels, Stocks, &c. Prompt returns
SALES DURING THE WEEK
Friday 26th at 4Us West Twenty thrd street,
same day, 1875 West Twenty-thlrd street, exceen.
Saturday, goth, in West Twenty-anh street, elegant
Same day, In varick place, elegant Furniture.
At private sale n superior Concert Grand Piano.
AT s wf aF SFlnAf At 70 sgak ninth
'sSs sS dssy Sssf
Plate Pier and S mane Mror three sets rosewood and wal
Centre Table,. and chestnut %srss Iep
Pillows fine Velvet Medallion Brussels and Threepy car
stns k wsaa sr BAL
&C. B%9 o SanSs' at house.
25 West Twenty third street, risks Opera House,
sSy
s ree eSs Sp 9sr
ssns nd msS top sa
Cloths ia. stand Dining and 9Ssi' chDs
p sas cGs as
WEST 18th sA,9 sEPAEE srH Eli %kp srH AVS
Entire exsellen: Furniture Of private residence -four story
'' w.. sxST DAY, IN 'vsSxHsi1ck PLACE.
eegan. furniture Of three story dwelling Full partc
JAMES M. MILLEk WILL SELL. AT AUCTION ON
sevc 6.pe.
Mating Chairs &C., DC. Catalogues at the Office.
John WARREN, AUCTIONEER. 10 NEW CHAMBERS
street. sells to-day at noon the old established Bakery
S3 Pearl street; In working orders sale positive;
more lots.
II p. TRhvER, AUCTION EER-TRAvER& CO. WILL
e. SELL this day, at r. NJ, at their salesroom, 80 Great
Jones street. extensive assortment of Household Furni
nre Carpets Beddng &C., from three private residences
Sale positive. TRAVER / CO. give prompt attention TO
sales at residences and stores.
MORRIS WILKINS AUCTIONEER.
N :, Elegant Household Furniture at auction.
t. ~. LUDLOW co. will sell mt auction on Friday,
April Is ls at IL o'clock A. M Mt the private residence 3l2
Fifth avenue between Thirtynrs and lhrysecond Streets
the entire Furniture In said house, consisting of
wood Paor suits, crimson brocae walnut and gilt Easy
and Side Chairs, elegant ebony and ormon Cabinet
wood marble top Centre and Console Tables, carved black
wanu! aatstand black walnut Dining Table carved black
walnut French Bedsteads black walnut Dressing Bureaus
black walnut Washstands, Wardrobes, black walnut
Losnges Rockers, Chairs Stands elegant lace Curtains
sorment Of Kitchen Laundry Utensils. Catalogues at
No. 3 Pine street.
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sALkS AT AUCrICN.

:. ELEN =. MINER, AucrIoNEER.
n BY ALLEN b. MINER & BROTHER,
late HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
Established ls47.)
Salesrooms 95 Chambers and al Rcade streets. -
LEEDS Art Galleries. Nos Sl7 and $40 Broadway southwest
corner Twelfth street.
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JAMES NJ. FORD. AUCTIONEER.-FORD 4 co. SELL,
this day at M at ~ University place. all the genteel
Household Furniture contained In the above three story pr
vate residences being general variety OF Parcr Dining
ROOM Bedroom and Kitchen Furnitme consisting In part
Carpets, &c ceig very desirable house.
keepers and Others Catalogues house. Sale
rain shine. =
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN 4 CO., AUCTlONEERS,
- Win sell at public auction,
TUESDAY. Mav1

John A. DUNN, AUCTIONEER
JOHN A. DUNN CO.,
saesroom 233 Bowery, will sell this day. at O'Clock p.
all the Furniture contained In private house 50
street. corner Mott, consisting Of Marble Top bureaus
Mashstands, Beisteads Chairs Sofas Oclohs Carpets
Household Furniture. =
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~ M. LEVY, AUCTIONEER-WILL SELL THIS DAY,
VI at ten O'Clock, At IS East Fourth street, st of Third
avenue all the Furniture contained in said premises viz,
walnut Suits in rich reps; black walnut Bedeads, Bureaus
Washstand, Bedding Chairs Table, Oh Paintings, Bronaes
China Ornaments, Glassware, Kitchen Utensils All
chasea remain free Of storage until May 2.
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~ NJ. LEVY, AUCT1ONEER-WILLs SELL ON sATUR-
~. day next the 18th inst at lO O'Clock, at No West
street. all the Furniture contained In said pre-
Misses Elegant Parlor Suit In reps; Brussels and other
Carpets Easy Chairs Reception Chairs black walnut Blu
Pillows, BoIsers, Toilet Sets &C. all In fine order and well
ma
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b. G. SEYMOUR, AUCTIONEER.
"A. fy 5. h. GOODALE CO.,
Nos. and West Tweniy-third st., Fifth A otel,

will sell Friday April 49, at l0H o'clock A. M. all of the
elegant Furniture contained in the house ITO West Twenty
second street. The catalogue includes general
OF Bedroom Suits Hair and Mattresses, Pillows
reaus Brussels and Tapestry Carpets OIL Paintings, Dining
Room Furniture Kitchen Utensils &c. Will also sell,
the place. elegant Velvet Carpet of 100 yards but
little used. Catalogues at Office Of auctioneers
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RY J. w. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER.
- In West Tweny-fith street, Saturday 2ath,
at English basement four story private residence, all the
desirable Furniture of said housene octave Piano.
Full descriptive catalogue early residence. Full parcu-
ears OF sale
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RY J. W. CAMPBELL, JR, AUCTIONEER.
- Sells this day. commencing at O'clock at 142 West
Iwentynnsh street. between Sixth and Seventh
entire Furniture contained in that houseMahoganv hair
cloth Sofas Chairs mahogany Troy and iron Bcdsteads;
Bureaus Washstands extension eaf square and round
ags one Of ChckerIngs old style Pianos Mirrors an old
Crockery Kitchen Utensils &c. Dealers, buyers specially
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UCTIoN. AUCTION AUCTION
IA This friday afternoon, at O'Clock precisely, eie-
CANT Household Furniture, the four story residence so
Brevoort West Tenth block Of Broad
way f. NICHOLS, Aucticneer. Velvet, Brussels Carpets
magnificent rosewood PanofOrte, beautiful Paror SUITS,
Tables, Eageres Bookcases, Mirrors Curtains Paintings
Bronzes Clocks, Bcdseads Bureaus Mattresses Lounges
yer Ware; Table Cutlery &C. Sale posve commencing
IL O'Clock precisely.
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DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEERl
ID Continuation sale of Household Furniture at auction
this day. 10 O'Clock, at the saesrooms Nassau
being the effects several families, embracing kinds
rosewood walnut mahoGapy oak maple and chestnut Suits
In good order very bad 100 Carpets
OF different kinds large assortment OF CURED HAIR Moss
Wool and Straw Matt ONCE Furniture, three Piano
fores French plate Pier Mirrors china Sets,
Gas Fixtures Paintings Ensravngs &C. For description
catalogues al sale. Sale peremptOry, rain shine
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A UCTION sALE-THE GEsCnEIDT ESTATE, STU
IA aed on Staten Island, the Four Corners and for
merry occupied by g. Hesenberc and lately by Metz Nathan
Co., will be offered public auction, the premises,
gether or separately Saturday, April 49, at O'Clock r. NJ
Terms OF sae, which will be liberal, will be known
time o
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l)Y M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIoNEER
ID Gcnteel Household Furniture rosewood Planoforte&c
Saturday April 80 ut II o'clock, the private residence
a. East ssth street. Harlem, between Fourth ana Firth ave
walnut and rosewood paror Suits all the BeddIng Cued
Hair Mattresses Pier Mirrors octave rosewood Pianoore
Dining Room Furniture China Cockery, Kitchen and Base
ment Utensils, Refriserators &C. Catalogues 1t house
morning OF sale.
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at SO Jane street. near Hudson.
Will be sold auction, above in ots all the contents OF
three story house-Paror, BEDROOM Kitchen and Basement
Furniture, vzvevet, Brussels and Ingram Carpets OIL
cloths, Kitchen Utensils. Stoves two celebrated Budd
Brothers, Heaters nearly Pier Mirrors Console Tables
and Cornce Lace Curtains Buiets Wardrobe Pianofoe
Bacon Raen Bedseads, Bureaus Hair and Spring Mat
tiesscs Piiows Bosters Bedding &c. Extension Table
Gas Stoves with other articles Sale positive. Goods TO be
removed Immediately after sale. Dealers and buyers gene
rally INVITED.
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EDWARD scHENCK, AUCTIoNEER.
Continuation Mortgage Sale OF
Superb imported and city made Cabinet Furniture,
at II O'CLOCK, nj 80 Liberty street,
comprising the entire Stock OF large first class
importer and manufacturer,
all Of which was imported manufactured expressly for
their private retail trade.
The stock comprises variety OF
rosewood, walnut. ebony, French inaid msrque.cric,
bois DO rose and bull Parlor, Library, Chamber
and Dining Room Suits,
OF the most unique and modern styles.
N. B-Purchaaers have their furniture stored until
May free OF charge Sales will continue Tuesday and
Friday until the stock u disDosed Ofs
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r. D. BAILEY, AUCTIoNEER-OFFICE 30 EAST
lI Fourth street, New yorkAucton sale OF Stock and
FIXTURES 81 Sample Room No S5 broadway opposite Metro
Friday, April g. at 10h O'CLOCK A. NJ at No. bs5 broadway
al tho Stock and Fixtures in the above store consisting Of
Wines Liquors. Cigars Jeics Preserves, Bar and Bar FIX
lures Gsssware. elegant Mirrors, Demiiohns, Bottles.
standng Casks ana everything appertanina first class
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TRAVELIERS, GUIDE,

(yHANGE OF PIER OF THE ALBANY AND TROY
~ keames-Pier SO North river, foot of vesv street,
one block below Desbrosses street. JERSEY ferry Fare
roads al ASany ana po for the % s n ~
evening At six o'clock. The old POPULAR long established
evening line. =
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SALES AT AUCTION,

DRUGGISTS AND OTHERS.-THE PROMINENT COR
~ ner OF Canal street Fifth avenue, head Of West
broadway to be sold at auction May sale posve TO close
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THE EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK ON AND AFTER
i May will occupy ita banking rooms, corner o.
rweny-thrd street and SIKH avenue Booths buhdnsA
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DY JOHN N. vEDDER,
ID ten years with the late
HENRY H. LEEDS.
SATURDAY, April 90 at IVY o'clock,
at the private residence No West Washington place. be-
tween Macdougal street and Sixth avenue.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
OIL PAINTINGS,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO,
fine English Brussels Carpets and Olcoths,
Lace Curtains Mirrors, Curled Hair Mattresses, &c.
n B.-Personal attention given to sales Of Furniture at
private residences
Vast xunn ~ frat street
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-20
How to Get Rid OF Surplus Cents,

The surplus stock of pennies having be-
come great annoyance to the business
men of this city. one of the wholesale
houses wrote to the United states NinI
regarding their redemption, and received
the following response from Hon. James
Pollock:
PHILADELPHIA, March "a, 1871.
GENTLEMEN Yours of the ed instant
is at hand. Each denomination and kind
OF United States coppers, nickle and bronze
coins, separate and not mixed, will be re-
deemed when forwarded by express, pre-
paid, in even sums of $50 Copper cents
prior to 1857, niekle copper cents from
1857 to 1864, and bronze cents since 1864,
must come separately, in even sums az
above. The box, keg or package should
contain schedule of its contents, with the
name and post office address of the party
sending it, and stating also on what AS
sistant United States Treasurer the return
transfer draft should be drawn. A duph.
cate schedule should at the same time be
transmitted to me by mail. Yours, re.
specially, JAMES Pollock, Director.
Albany Journal.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-20
Exhaustion.

Invalids, broken down in health and spirits By
Chronic Dyspepsia, or suffering from the terrible
exhaustion which follows the attacks Of acute dis-
ease the testimony of thousands who have been
raised - by Q miracle from similar state Of
prostration by Hoetetter's Stomach Bitts.s, b
sure guarantee that by the same means you, toe,
may be strengthened and restored. But 10 those
who stand in peril of epidemics, to all whs, ~
reason of exposure, privations, and uncongeni&
climate or unhealthy pursuits, may at any mo-
ment be stricken down, this paragraph Is mos
particularly and emphatica!ly addressed. You, whs
are thus situated, are proffered an absolute safe
guard ag ainst the danger that menaces you. Tens
and regulate the system with this harmless me-
dicinal stimulant and Alternative, and you will be
forearmed against the maladies whose seeds float
around you in the air unseen. HOstetter's Stom~
ach Bitters are not only standard tonic and al
terative throughout the United States, but they
are accredited by the certificates Of the most dis
tinguished citizens of the Union, to the people Of
all other lands In Canada, Australia, and the
West Indies, they are gradually taking the place
of all other stomachcs, whether native orforeign,
and as surely as truth IL progressive and demon
stration ovsrthrows doubt, they whl eventually
supersede every other inugorant ana restorative
now employed In medicinal practice
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-20
Manure for Past ures.

A CORRESPONDENT of the Gdrdner's
Chronicle, Eng, says: At Kingsweston,
near Bristol, saw q large old pasture field
cleaned of moss by one application Of
urine from tank attached to the hunting
stables of that place. The field was gone
over in pieces as the tank filled, and after
the application of liquid the quantity of
worms that came to the surface was sur
prising. Strong liquid manure will pre-
vent moss growing to any perceptible ex-
tent Nitrate of soda Is the best of alldry
manures that have tried to subdue moss
and increase the verdure. have decided
proof that nitrate of soda, In combination
with earth, will improve . NOISY sward to
a degree that requires t. DO seen to be
fairly understood. / maintain that fresh
earth ought to be chief material in top
dressing exhausted land and where char
red earth can be had in conjunction the
improvement will prove most decided
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-20
Foreign Gossip.

The religious societies of France are
said to be the pOssessors of property to
the amount of $100,0O0,0OO.
The yearly salary of the President of
the French Assembly is $4,000 francs
The Deputies receive 5000 francs year.
The Bank of England made a profit
of g., 290, $40 in the last half year, and de-
clared semi annual dividend of ~ per
cent, free of income tax
1t has been ascertained that the recent
sickness of the King Of Sweden was caused
by poison in glass of milk he drank !;
bat who put the poison there has not been
ascertained.
"A journalist with statistical turn has
found out that the London newspapers
have contained in the last three years not
less than 178 obituaries Of DR.. Livingstone,
the African explorer.
Harriet Hosmer, the sculptor, is said
to be the most industrious Of all the Amer
lean artists in Italy. She seldom leaves
Rome or her studio. even in summer.
Every German family whose head was
killed during the war with France, will
receive, out of the indemnity fund paid by
France, the sum of one thousand thalers,
besides the regular military pension.
Two boys were publicly whipped
few days ago by the Sheriff, at Hamilton,
Ontario, under the new law. The whip
ping was done with eight or nine thongs
fastened to handle several inches in
length.
The Oldest newspaper man in the
world, Mr.. Lewis Dexat, died in London
the other day. Sixty-fve years ago he
was editor Of the Morning Ctronicls, the
great daily organ of the Wings. After
that he conducted the Observer, leading
Sunday paper for over fifty years. He was
born in 1878, and had attained the age of
SO. He was a paraghaphist at the age of
1G. He retained all the faculties of his
mind to the last.
Small pox is so common disease
among the Japanese, especially in winter,
as to excite but little attention. The rea-
son Of its great prevalence is found in the
fact that the Japs regard it SO little that
they never destroy their infected clothes, or
take any other measure to prevent it
spreading; but with each returning win
ter they bring out their old clothes, reek-
ing with the last winters infection, so that
the return of the disease lie as periodical
and regular as the returning seasons. The
past winter it was more virulent than
usual.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-04-20

the altering Of ones to twos, by FASTING
printed "2s" over the figure Is" Civ
ing the bill every appearance of being
the former denomination. Business men
will do well to look out for swindlers of
this kind.
There were 7,343 deaths in Chicago
during the past year of these, 3,946 were
males, and 1897 females; married, 1892 !;
unmarried, 5,751; white, 1884; colored,
49, The births numbered 9,237; of these,
1850 were males, and 1887 females. There
were during the year homicides, 43 sui
cides, and 200 accidental deaths.
"A physician in Vermont was recently
thrown from his carriage, breaking one of
his legs. A tender-hearted lady hearing
Of the accident, remarked: am glad OF
it!' Every doctor ought to meet with
such an accident once in while, 80 that
he can hear an occasional groan from q
patient without laughing at itT'
The human body, according to DR..
Nichols, In the Journal IF Chemistry, con-
tains phosphorus enough for four hundred
ordinary two-cent packages of matches,
but not quite sulphur enough for them
There is water enough to "drown the in
dividual," or rather, another individual
Joe King was ill in lodging house,
and made his mind up for some chicken
broth. The order went down into the
kitchen, and the broth came up weak, fiat
and insipid. The sick man was subse-
quently relating his disappointment to a
friend, who said They just let chicken
wade through it," "Ifthey did" said Joe,
family, it had stills on" He recovered.
The latest novelty in watches for
women is the crystal. 1t consists of a per.
feet sphere Of glass. enclosing a watch
movement. One side shows petite dial
The reverse exhibits the works, and all is
in the compass of a hazel nut. The move
ments are nickel, and the watch is stem.
winder. This curiosity can be secured
for $3.50. 1t is worn pendant upon the
necklace or bracelet
"A New Orleans Judge riding in the
cars recently, from single glance of the
countenance Of lady by his side, imagin-
ed he knew her, and ventured remark
that the day was pleasant, she only saying
Eyes" "Why do you wear veil?" in
quired the dispenser of justice. Lest
attract attention" at is the province of
gentlemen to admire" replied the gallant
man of law. mot when they are mar
ried." "But I'm not" "Indeedp "Oh,
no; I'm a bachelor" The lady quietly
removed her veil, disclosing to the aston
ished magistrate the face Of his mother
inlaw.