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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
wood and Oysters.

On Tuesday Capt. McCany mriyoda At FROM
street wharf, from Delaware Bay, neal
Maurice river with sloop load Of oysters,
which sold AT 81 bushcl
ON Wednesday, the schooner !SejreH, o
Lewcs, Capt Puynicr, arrived at Third street
wharf from LcwCstown with % cords Of pine
wond for William Hare, pottcrcr The wood
cost 81 cord at Lcwcs, hnt in This city it j.
worth 80.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mystic Water from David's Well,

The great DIURETIC. TONIC and ALTERATIVE
remedy Of the AGE, holds IN solution the PrOiOEide Of
Iron and other valuable compounds, and being proved
by the unerrg test of repeated trials of the est
known RRNgnEs for idqey Diseases. Dyspepsia, ker-
ro,sness Liver Compl ins Catarrhal ABecions Con
SUMPTION In It's early stages, Diabetes, Intestinal Disor
ders and General Debility II pur6es and enrehes the
blood increases the Appellee promotes digestion, slim
ulatea the secretions and y1es the nervous system
II is highly recommended by Physicdns and the tes-
m0nals o nvalids reveal It's secret powers II is sold
Al the low price uf o. per box of one dozen quart hot
Ties delivered 1t BRISTOL Pa, To I've expressed a. any
point.
D. s. CADwALLADER, 1908 Race S., rna.
eH-rhe HEALING INSTITUTE at DAVIDS WELL
is designed 10 accommodate patients during AN seasons
OF the year, who prefer drinking tho MYsTiu from
no WILL. tel 1-5m
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
Thanksgiving in Delaware
PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
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ont cd nent onl ofDnnger

Is good old maxim. Being out Of debt
certainly keoTs one out OF IA great many
dnnr"ts, Besidce ailoTding comfortable
feeling In The mind it makes a man feel IN
dependent to net as he pleascs. 1t is indus.
try, economy, and ihril that enable the
working man 10 say, 81 owe no man" and
to he able to say this is good capital. Neg.
lect no opportunity Of honestly adding to the
store. Something worth going for may be-
saved hy purchasing your Winter Clothing
from the Extensive Stock OF Beautiful Gar
ments at BENNETT L. Cos, TOWER HALL
No jlS MARKET STREET, halfway between
Fifth and Sixth streets, Philadelphia,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
MEETING OF THE BCNRb OF
HEALTH.
SANITARY MEASURES IN VIEW.

SANITARY MEASURES IN VIEW.
A special meeting of the Board of Health
was held at City Hall on Wednesday evening
The President, the Health officer and
quorum of members present The object OF
the meeting was explained, by the Clerk read
ing the following communications.
Wilmington, Nov. 10, 1871.
To II. EoKEL,
President of the Board Of Health.
SIR,-We, the undersigned, beg leave TO ask
you to call a special meeting of the Board of
Health to take into consideration important
business in reference TO the SANITARY condition
Of the city.
Respectfully,
+. @. sHORTLDGE,
WIN. THATCHER,
LAWRENCE GLATrS,
JOHN GUTHRIE,
RICHARD X, JONES
Nov. Is, 1871.
To L. r. TAYLOR, Esq,
Secretary.
DEAR SIR,-You will please call q special
meeting in compliance with the above request,
this Wednesday evening at Z! O'Clock.
Yours, &c,
Henry EcKEI,
Dr. Shortldge stated his reasons for sign
ing the call and spoke in favor of SANITARY
measures. DIR. Draper made some remark!
upon the subject, after which the following
business was transacted:
Resolution 10 make an allowance of 800 I,
the Health Officer for additional services dur
ing the prevalence of smallpox in the city
Adopted.
Resolution directing the Committees of thu
| Board of Health for the Seventh and Tent
| Wards, TO have certain premises in vhicl
smallpox exists, closed and properly iumi
gated. Adopted.
Resolution requesting the President of tn
Board Of Health TO call the attention of In
Grand Jury TO the condition of the Hospa
TO ascertain if they have the necessar.
beds and bedding and other hospital material
Adopted.
Resolution recommending City Council
appoint an additional Vaccine Physician 70
the District, north and east ofthe Br0ndywinC
Adopted.
The following Preamble and Resouiio
were also adopted
WHEREAS the disease Of smallpox is no
! prevalent in many sections of the country {
an epidemic; and,
= WHEREAS, there have been reported to TIA
% Board number Of cases at this time in til
city; and,
, WHEREAS, the timely exercise Of prevci
q tive means is desirable; therefore be it
Resolred by this Board that the nhab
D tants of this city be requested 10 pay cspeci
attention to the cleanliness of their premise
and avail themselves of the protection of va
cination; TO suppress excitement and unrcl
able rumors; and TO report all cases occunh
= in their individual neighborhoods wtho
5 medical attendance
. The Board then adjourned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

The concert at Institute Hall on Wednes.
day evening was attended by about eight
hundred neople. The music was well sung
and played. The humorous songs Of
"Aeral Slack Wire" and "Where is nv
Nancy" bv Mr.. Frank A. Comfy were much
enjoyed Fourteen pieces were played and
sung an excellent Sleinway piano being
used
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
Females Suffering with Rupture

Or other Physicist Weakness, nvted visit Phila.
delphia aud call at 4. u. NkEDLhs' Chloe No. l54
Twelfth street, below Rare, to obtain Tnpar Trusses
Braces Supporters SC; lsdy atenda conducts this
department. with professional ability. Examinations
made sud suitable instruments tor Prolapsus applied
G. n. NEEDLES gives personal attention TO mae patients
At his Office corner Twelfth aud Raee Streets Pnilsde
phiA. Extensive practice IN this special branch Of
Mechanical Remedies Bsurss Intelligent and correct
treatment. ss-BANN1Nds HRAcEs adjusted.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

EVEN THE CoLoRED MEN will not submit
10 the rascalities of the carpct-baggers who
inlest the Legislature Of South Carolina. The
Charleston Nc,cs reports the action of the
colored members of the Legislature, in caucus,
last week, in which they resolved to make no
appropriation this coming session for the pay
ment of the interest of the State debt, and de
clared themselves in favor of reputation Of
both the old and the new debt of the State.
This action is right, and the sooner the
freedmen OF the South eject the Adventures
and scamps from their borders the better j
will be for them and the country at large.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

IT HAS BEEN SUGGESTED that the Demo-
Gratis and Conservatives in the Ohio Legisla'
ture will unite aud elect ex-SecretarY Cox Ito
the United States Senate in place of Sherman.
Mr.. Cox was removed from Grants cabinet
because of his innate honesty. lie ought to
he sent 10 the Senate.
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Notice to Contractors and
Builders.
OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,

WiLMIgarOS, DEL, Sept. 18th 1871 .
fIlIE attention Of Contractors and builders is hereby
1 called to Sections aud II Of the Ordinance ior
regulating the distribution Of the Brandywine Water
6e rhe spanuers Of the Fire Plugs shall he In the Gus
tody Of the Clerk OF the Market And Of the respective
Fire Companies OF the city, who shall not OpcR ne same
d.Gre IN he neighborhood under PENALTY VI FIVE
DOLLARS for eaeh and every offence. Any person Of
persons Intending TO build building or buildings
shall upon application 10 the Superintendent be entitled
70 permit or the use Of the prAn5ywine Water he OF
they paying ne usual Charge such chaTre to commence
from the date OF the said Iermlt." The above Ordi
nance will be rglily enforced from this date and al
parties interested viii please take notice aud govern
themselves aceordingly.
By order Of Water Committee.
G. II. GALLAGHER,
iept2s-lm Acting supesintspdeut
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
Deafness. Blindness and Catarrh

Treated with the utmost success, by ). isAACs NJ. D.
aud Professor nf DISEASES ui the tit aai kAR thit
speciality In the Medical COlrg. oi PeansYyania "a
years experience, UormeTy ~ LN ten Holland No.
sos ARCH STREET, PHILADELPHIA. Te.timuaAl,
san he seen At his oHee. The mriirai faulty are In
ved to accompany their patients, h- ~ secrets
Of his practice. Arlihrd Inserted aithon pain
% charge for examination. afi.lsiy
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY

tl,uIs is TO 1--WE NOTICEt THAT
| on the % day OF November A. d. 1871, Warrant
10 bankruptcy issued against the Estate Of
Auiamin y. Lattomus, OF buck tteek Hundred In
the County Of Kent, and state OF Delaware, who
has been adj judged Dankrupts upon his petition.
That the payment Of any debts, and delivery Of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt, 10 hun or for
his uss and the transfer OF any property by him.
forbidden by law.
That meeting OF the eredltofs Of said Bankrupts,
10 prove their debts md IL choose
of bis Estate will be held at Court ii Bankruptcy,
to be holden 10 the City OF Wmngto at the Office Of
Levi c. Bird, No 6OO King Street, before Levi G. Bird,
Resstor on the lith day December 1871, II o'clock
AM JOHN NJ. DUNN,
nos q q s. Marshal. IA Masssner
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

THE Journal OF COMMENCE thinks that
the big headings and intense adiectiyes that
some of the New York papers use in speaking
of the smallpox will only make mischief. 1t
says
"Every winter secs return Of that disease
10 this and oil large cities. No populous place
can hope TO escape it, and with the first advent
OF cold weather the increasc'Of deaths rom lis
presence always causes some anxiety and
alarm. As a result, prudent people get vac
cinaied, Boards of Health take extra precau-
lions, and the peril blows over"
There is no good ground for apprehension
the editor thinks, but vaccination measure
Of ordinary wisdom TO which it is well &
resort.
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TR%oK GROUND ToIIT.

HAVE some ten acres Of Land as veil situated for
ralsins vegetables as any other, that propose to
10y lot one 9r more years ant will give poisesson
~ INST theremAy be ample tmo h prepare for an
IN early spring crop. Also, my FARM LAND TO LET
Aoi about NIFTY acres twenty Of which should 20 in
corn next year. all within mile Of Marke street.
wilmington Del prefer to let for cash rent giving
me enAnt for the time agreed upon as full possession as
with satisfactory security.
IA. Brown, Maryland Avenue,
AuslU Formerly Newport Pike.
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th,reupon, give The following btf and eomprshen-
siVe extract -
(Trom ne Nsw FORK Berdid)
Women and children are going round, SEEK
log something to satisfy their hunger, which there Is
nothing TO supply. No one has provisions or money.
What provisions there were In the city burned
or eaten few people have enough for day or two
not longer Provisions arriving, but are distributed
as fast az possible Twenty dead bodies have been Ia
ken TO the station the North side. At present II Is
impossible TO know who they As night comes on,
the Of gas is keenlY felt There few candles In
the city, and water except what is taken from the
Lake Great ie Of thieves are felt On the West side
and General Sheridan is still calling for troops from dit
fsent posts IN keep order. All business and work Is
suspended, and every one Is occupied In procuring
something eat, and places Of shelter. TIE sufierngs
on the North eide heart rending Fifty thousand
msn, women and children huddled together Ike so
many apimAls. Seventeen thousand Germans ard Irish
are praying FOL RELIEF Helpless children asking for
bread from heart broken parents, who know not which
way turn, to do, except to await supplies which
must be slow 10 coming as there is part Of the burnt
district where II Is almost impossible travel Patti
ents who had been removed from beds OF sickness to
save lives which were nearly spent all exposed 10
| the rain last night and the cold winds to-day
Several deaths occurred at Lincoln Parh. Another
night must be sreat In the Lincoln Park and the brick
fields Of D yiton street. and yet another Trains and
extras loaded 10 their fullest capacity, taking peo
pie away, who in many intanees have place to go to
but yet cannot stay here, and each tran leaves hv
/ times as many passengers as 1t takes away. 1hl
"Evening JOurnal got out half sheet tonight ant
other papers will follow tomorrow.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17
AT PRIVATE SALE.

The valuable House and Lot Of Land situate at thu
Ia :. &. corner Of Eighth aud French Streets In
~, the City Of Wilmington, Delaware, (lats Of Mas
liiif& Bedford, dec assd) The Lot is over 20 fes
lsSka 'front.' on French street, ami extends through
ne square to Walnut street This IL desirable pros
isrty for A residence or Investment
apply to W. MoCAULLEY,
Executor Of II. J. Bedford, decd
seTbf No. 6O6 Market street.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

A s,vere storm swept along our coast last
night.
IN F,ilav evening last, rs The tain on
orr toUn road was coming In, ii ran into n
COW al "Flaiiron Point" by which il was
thrown off, the locomotive on one eide Of
lie trnck and the car on the other, bui Tor
lunaiely no material damage was done be be
yond lie killing Of the COW, which belong
ed TO Mr.. VIM. COHly.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

THE New York Herald is constantly
hunting up some fat office for "broiher
Greeley" The last one rendered 10 him by
the Herald is that of Park Commissioner
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

Information guaranteed to produce auxurlant growth
u hair upon bald head or beardess face; also a recipe
or the rensva Of pmpes Blotehes, Erurtous, etc on
the skin leaving the soft, clear and hsautil
be obtained without eharge ~ addressing
rHos. '. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
septl0-sm s2R Roadway New York
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lfr FOR SALE or EXCRANoe.--A

ssszifr FOX SALE OR ENCHANdG.--A
h,E HANDSOME COTTAGE WITH . ACRRs on
liIHa GROUND, at " Pleasant Plain" staten IslAnd,
kataA Nee York, within i've minutes walk to depot
'rs 10 New YORK, 20 DENTS To wit; Three Acres Cot
age OF rooms, wids hall through piaEza along the
'front.' win yard pretty laid out and plenty OF shade
we'll Of water at tha door with cstern at the kitchen
Aso another cisern at the barn. with pump In III barn
carriage house crib, hennery and coal Currants
goseberrlea, raspberres, Cherries few peaches ana
apples Would be exchanged for Wilmington property
f.sold Tor cash. Possession at any time Appiy 10
,,. WIN. McCAULLBY
teibu sos Market st., Wilmington, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

NEW York papers say that Boss Tweed"
is going to run away, Why do not the
authorities catch him before be begins to run
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The President Of the United States having
NV his Proclamation recommended mat
THURSDAY, THE THlRrlETH oil thls
month, be observed as a day OF General
THANKSGIVING and Prayer: Now, therefore l,
JAMES PoNDER, Governor of the State oil
Delaware, deeming it proper that me
people of each State should participate
In The observances and ceremonies OF
such an occasion with uniformity, DO
request that, on the same day, the
neople of this State assemble IN their
respective houses of religious worship,
there 10 render thanks to Almighty God
for the many mercies and benefits OF the
mast wear, and to invoke his Divine aid for oui
future guidance and prosperity.
e>N In witness whereof l hav
NAG2 /hereunto set my hand AM
x5s TlA caused the great Seal oil IN
AM-lHA State Of Delaware TO b'
k.nssaxst3l affixed at Dover, this, In
SHs seventh day Of November, !
the wear of our Lord, one thousan
eight hundred and seventy-one, and
the Independence of the said State the ninety
sixth, .,,,., ,,,>,r,,p
BY the Governor,
JOHN II. PAINTER, Secretary oil STATE
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

NEAR The SUBURBS OF PETERSBURG, VA,
- farmsot Go acres we'll adapted for trucking
I9ilNa has also excellent apple and peach Orchards
E,laA aud all necessary olt buildings besides sab
kiElHh stantial dwelling hOuss. A dne Opportunity
iu any person wishing to try that section Of the eou utry
for year wi n view Of ssttling otherwiss as the
placs will be let for very Low rent, owing to unforeseen
circumstance. to responsible party The pac5 can be
bought 70 $1,000.
mh2I J. A. BROWN.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES AND suPERN-
TENDENT.

REPORTS or COMMITTEES AND suPERIN-
TENDENT.
The Committee on Books reported that
they had examined all estimates and made
arrangements to report FULLY NJ the next
meeting. Committee continued
Tie Committee on Night Schools reported
the following names nj tsoohore employed &.
Phmnix Engine House Night school
Prof Loring IL. Barnum, Misses Emma
Griffith, Maria Conner, Carrie ID. Allen.
Pusey's Building-MessTs. y. W. Willie,
W. E. Knox, Misses Annie Reed, Helen
Smith.
Institute Building-Misses Ann Folher-
gill, Rebecca A. Pyle, NictOrine Perkins,
Mary A, Countiss, Mrs. Wilhemina Slocum
Report adopted.
Mr.. Febiger from the committee TO exam
inc the monthly statement OF the Treasurer,
reported the same as having been found cor
rect. Report adopted.
The monthly report Of the Superintendent
OF Public Schools for October was read. 1t
showed that the average registered pupils
numbered 3G7S average attendance, 1887,
or about 92 per cent. AT the end Of the
month there were applicants NJ SchoOl
No. ?, Il at No. 3, 80 nj No. O., . a. No. :,
81 at No. 10, As at No. - total 2G3 child.
rem waiting Tor admission 10 the schools
There were 1870 vacancies at McDOwelville,
1903 at Brandywine, "a at No. IA. The ap-
plicanls were nearly all under nine years of
age and live near the schools. A suggestion
is made that another school house be erected
in the western part Of the city. There are
now over 400 children ready TO enter new
school house in that direction. The old
| school house on Second street is unfit Tor the
purpose ola school. There were niue cases of
lateness by teachers during the month time
lost by lateness 43 minutes Time of leach
ers absent on account Of sickness, days /;
other causes, II days. On account of The
extra work in winter time oi ianiturs Of
schools having 10 carry coal for stoves. il is
proposed TO make The salary of "A ianlOr
more during the six months succeeding No.
vember than for the other six months of the
| year. The salary Of the iannor Mt school
| No. is $25 year less than The salaries OF
those AT Nos. . nnd z his services are as
| good. Report accepted.
NEW business.
Mr.. Febige- moved that the Secretary be
instructed to get some blanks for orders 4:
also, some blanks Tor the quarter bills
Agreed TO.
Mr.. Gnmshaw suggested shat certain nor
tons OF the superintendent report should
be ppiopriately referred 80 as 10 secure nc
uun on il.
Mr.. Baird moved to appoint committee.
Agreed To.
The President appointed Mcssrs. Baird,
shorllidee and FerIis-(Mr. Grimshnw ask.
ed 90 be excused from being on the commit
tee.)
Mr.. Ferris reporle, that well ia the eel.
lar OF NO. School WAS uncovered. order
ed to be attended 10.
A request was made that the comnnnlca.
ION between school yards Nos. 3 and be
closed by taking The Steps away and Closing
the gates. Not agreed Ia.
number Of accounts were read ami some
/ ordered 10 be paid.
nj $50 the Board adjourned.
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FOR SALE.
A Truck Farm in Chrstiana Hundred

~ miles from Wilmington, on the Wilmington
Iit Western Rail Road, near Graves Saw Mill
lust containing FL ACHES more or less, with
kntAaA Dwelling House, Spring House and New Barn
ana apple orchard The property Is In good order and
well Nateret. For particulars apply to
WIN McCAuLLEY 4 co,
fepl2 0O8 Market Street Wilmington. De
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. OOIS AT our PATENT FEEDING
Ia NIPPLES-without any part 10 he broken
viii show them With pleasure.
EDWARD MeINALL, Jr
Second a nj Msrkttst
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FOR Remit

~ Dwelling House. s2l Market streel-ls room
Wl &N Dwelling 1908 East Seventh strest--6 rooms
IN "a Dwelling over llth Street Bridge-4 rooms
49, Dwelling aud one Of land, near the Ola
desired. Possession on March Goth, 1871.
Apply to
". MeoAULLEY Co.
mini o. COS Msrkel street. MIlmlnRion, DAl.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

Upon the premises the following desc ibed lands sud
tenemeuts, being The heal Estate Of Gsor.e W lor.ey
aud the heirs Ut William Dorsey d-evt,ai. y'z.-All
~ that certain lot Of land suttel in tina Village
mlta and Hundr+d Of Brandy wine (npw ircudrd
msNa within ihe limits Of the Gle, 81 Wilmnrion) in
49, New Cas le county A. rusai, Beginning On the
tuun uastefly eide Of the Wilmington sud Philadelphia
Turnpike Road, at corner Of land Il William II ROY
nolds, thence bY the two following lines OF his land
spu'h 20 degreas east - Peches {" ami south
II desrsef East IS perrhss a. land OF Mar.
gety Taiusll thence by line OF SAID l,nd south
7a de rees, west AIS per- hes to the north easteiy
de- Of the Mil Road, thence along thu side uf said
nHth wATdiy 60 perch 10 The aid side Of The
Wilmington aud Phiiadelphi, Tuinpts foAd; t1euee
herewith st-iwafdly perrhes % The place 1T h-gn-
nlns; having thereon erected twos'rrv dw H.
ing house. aud a ihtes-stury hiirk dwelling honsa
Attendance will he gwen aud terms VI "a e made
known W the tt ast-e or his attorney.
nov7fs JOHN Z. PATTERSON, TT lstes.
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FOR SALE.
Farms near Wilmington, Delaware.

No lib ACRES within ~ miiea OF Wilmington
Ne. 2-o5 ACRES, within 81 miles Of Wilmington
handsome situation, moderate I'm rovementa
No. $40 ACRES, handsomely situated, good i'm
provements, within miles Of Wilmington.
Will be sold chop upon easy terms,
Apply to WA. MeGkULLEY co.
seit2l COG Market street, Wllmlng ton Del.
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FOR RENT,

"a. A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL MAN
M!t8 SION HOUSE, with hns lawn ground
iii ht4 and shade trees surrounding, with LOT OF
hsAHh LAND Within two miles Of Wilmipaton.
Possession will be given on the 25th Of MArehnext
Apply to
W. heCAULLBY CO.,
/. dsf6 No. COS Market Street Wilmington, Del.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-17

Subscriptions also received iot tu1rfets by the ext.n
five fires In Michigan, Mnnesota ard Wisconsin, BY
which hundreds OF miles of forest aud prairie and thirty
villages destroyed when sending subscriptions
Tor them, please state othergi they will be tsd
b the Chicago sufferers.
Subscriptions received from non residents Of Phade-
phla as well Rs citiRlns.
Firms, manufacturing establishments, railroad, coal
iron and other companies land private czens Ia and
out OF the city, should iOrthw seed in their suhscrp-
lions, and al once inauguate movement among their
employees to secure zone daVs income" tphOu iOdinQ
10 be called upon or formally notified by he cOmmiCs
Subscriptions should be handed IN 70 the Cashier OF
the nearest Bank who Is authorized to receive them
70 the TreAsprer, l.. MONTGOMERY BONN. gs7 :, Dread
ynt Ksyetone Bank, No. 1926 OHEsTAUT Street Phil
adelphia. novg-lm