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HALLS
Vegetable Stellar
III AIR
REVIEWER.

Every year incfeaSeS the pOpuihlty
this valuable Hair Preparation; which II
due 10 merit alone. We can assure our old
patrons that II Is kept fully up TO its high
standard; and It IL the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring GRAY
Or FADED HAIR TO its youthful color. max
ing Il soft, luStrous, and hiken- The scalp
by It's use, becomes white and clean. II re-
moves all erdptIons and dsndruff, and, by
It's tonic properties, prevents the hair from
falling out, as 1t stimulates and nOurishss
the hair-glands. By its use, the hair grows
thicker and stronger. In baldness, IL re-
stores the capillary glands 70 their norma
vigor, and will create a new growth, sIccp
in extreme old age. II IL the most econorn,
ical HAIR DEEssISG ever used. as IT requires
fewer applications, and gives the hair n
splendid. glossy appearance. A. A. Hayes,
VI. d.. state Assayer Of Masachusetts, ssys,
"The constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality; and consid-
er Il the BE5r PREPARArIos tor its intend
ed purposss."
Sold by all Druggists. and Dealers
in Medicines.
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M MEDIcAL.
Ayers
SAR SAP RILLA

Is widely known
as one of the most
enectual RENE iiee
ever discovered Tor
cleansing the sys-
tern and purifying
the blood. II hss
stood the test O
years, with a con
stantly growing
reputation based
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on It's intrinsic virtues, and sustained by
its remarkable cures. So mild as To be sal
and beneficial to children, and yet 80 search
ing as to efiectually purge out the great
corruptions OF the blood, such as the Scroll
ulous and syphilltic contamination. I'M
purities, or diseases that have lurked In the
system for years, soon yield TO this power
ful antidoie, and disappear. Hence Its won
derful cures, many OF which are publicly
known OF SCR0FULA, and all scrofulous
diseases, ULCERS, kRUPTlONS, and ernp-
tive disorders OF the skin, TuMOkS
BLOTCHES. BoIIIS, PIMPLES, PUsTU.
LIS, SORES, ST. ANTHONYS FIRE,
ROSE OR ERYSIPELAS, TETrER, SAIL
RHEUM, SCALD HEAD, RlNGWOKM,
and internal ULCERATIOSS OF THt.
UTERUS, STOMACH AND LIVER. IL
also cures other complaints, to which IL
would not seem especially adapted, such a.
DROPSY, DYSPEPSIA, FITS, NEURAL
GIA, HEART DISEASE, FEMALE WEAK
NESS, DEBILITY, and LEUCORRHCEA,
when they are manifestations OF the scrofu
lous pOisons.
II is an excellent restorer OF health AMI
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor OF the digestive organs
IL dissipates the depression and listless Ian
guor OF the season. Even when no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer
TOR cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and new lease
''' PREPARED BY
'Dr. J. c. AVER & CO.,
LOWELL, MASS,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
Sold 10y all Druggists everywhere.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and cure OF all
arrangements In
the stomach, Hv-
er and bowels.
They are n mild
aperient, and an
excellent purga-
tive. Being pure
ly vegetable e,they
contain no ner-
curry or mineral
whatever. Much
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FOREIGN.

New YORK, August 22.-The follow
ing advices have been received BY the
Ecening Mail:
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-17
Builders Hardware.

Our sota &c ~Foi Is ho, Cook Parlyr the most comp
In voanccu. : Uith have isr-"
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tie jurisdiction and powers prescribed IN tl,s cor
SttuDHr. sEa consist o. one c.i-i jlsiice four
as~oci + Justices 10 - elected hT the qualified
cleo = Of the re. al such Iime- aGl IN such
HaIrer - tie .e-s~ atu~e nay rroyl3e, ard sncb
c1Urt 50 constituted so uot he caancej or GScor-
&. Ie. &c lac ic-tsl i'.F"- TIE CO ct .csti and
the 3s~oc ats 5E-tc-s OF tae ~ rrcuie ri ROW in
0G c. >Aril b0ii fsrIr cFc-S for tie der pf
{ cir ra--. or a. lIc- they were raSa-CtTvely
elected. ana iii tlt EJECT IN qa4i Sc FLe
4t tFyu@I associate ia Eiy~~ l5-re1 u7cy il-l
or shsI ca-rfr,r.F tE- s-ITresf- CAN'T 81. ri. ste
. BE- Gesture -EsH - il fist anau.l ers-so ater
-.t -, rfiU' 81 ISIS amen Ter-. Droyi4e p, law
'oT election q! ie TO sdc tJural aSsDc,atr 9H,-
.iccs ntTcay guis6 :r her successors, aGi frr
jie EEsc lea OF te rulcc~>"rs OF tie chief Justice
a,-t : srsJ5 Justices Uf| ~ 31c1. an ;cl CitS>i-
Hin- q tFo additions as fciata justices first
-'sTea. 50 s: Z ter.a 81 sGf~-s 81 he TUT years,
aui pf oiH T TX wears. The term ~ oairp OF
q caei ju,. jge md 81 each .-sciate lTSIics tn
-uf.sr.ac cCgrt olrc-el tfs taP ADJ ton Ci u :
.aa.. b. Xix % and.
81 HErEA-. TEe fore ine proposed amendment to
he C,Isliraion 81 "a" safe WIS 6u'r r.ti.ed aEd
f-oa 70 D ne .s-'-.-'trs = l-'-; 81 ere -oie.
T. ra.vre o. tEe sac oi N5sr.ls-In REPRESENTED
IT. ,C' ST." md A->erubl aoruact : loLoWs:
>I,EIas ! Tie !srfsut"- Jrg. osr'. amendment
&c ,.U>- ul.,u O. J'5- ststa ~'2. &c sIhu-it.-I
e. j-c > "Es- g. d .. Cral e ar.5s ta be he!i gH
7ru- 's~ srce,e+sn t.r fr,i HouG-y II Nav utsr
l-... r D. t-g !g.p'e ~i.a Z 10, rive mi ruU >a-I
tu-0 tFC-Et 3. r..} r-G7r. s- F1C e. efrr> yu-fn-
t..rreon- sal a. rnapene shah lie. ylGe III, o.
90 v.t sii'Ai1CT ct & = stale.
SEQ. :. tEe 'orm e, ;1a Jl.ot IN yorfrr T. .s.i-y
81 a prove sai- 2sa "a, Il a'ren GA Ms 5n'.
-l-e-..n- e.. cais..,H'H@a. increasing The 'uHh@r
JI~,ies~ Oh tsf 81 5crEe court. ant I-.Ia.t said
-lI,Uaa eat "1Ea'Est aHFearta- Toe csnStI utiou
ihtfe S1"@ tfc number O. fae justices O. tHe aa-
rr-rrs Cent" ktEsg staf ..a On .rr. p tie Pa i,nr
AID Shai Re deposited 10 -cUarstr box, 20 So pro
NrrG. iar t5at "ffl.-a. ana III persons qualified L.
vote a. a's s.ecirof % Tins sta.e sh!a De 5scmed
NaterS nu Ia gu. S'.ua
SIC. 3 ne votes sast a05-oyia- sra ~eGivirz
or s.is-Pp-o, is 7alt ne ,iuett slsa be cuuGtet
lt r-tur.e By tie Inspect r OF tie election al
respects IS ota- ,rs'ate oa.c-rs are c"uEte5 anc
tiTt'- 70 lti iFHiHft 10
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1872-10-17

keep constantly hand large and choice selection Of
GROCERIES, which will be sold the lowest market rates
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MARINE iNTEl.i.It,ESjE,.
Pori of EtssaItDES D..

. AE"!yEr-Ugt. o
-rhr Mariner, Milwaukee, T. bis III. "a
hra- -.it
Sear roEr'l. Milwaukee
Schr Glen ,uyirr Nllw7rs|o. ) tons i~.u
>chr' franklin. MIiw nNee, or!s whI-GeE
tc' 10.
: mr.. >IrharG IN, th'ca@n, sunds
Oct. =.
Srmr. N-niiowoc. hica-D, snrd9
: -hr t-rpc.tT. Nil" ,uNn-. $40 :, Ks E.i-c.
$cAr Luna, Milwaukee. sunIs
"rt II
ser. iAN'nouth. milwaukee,
~car. l. mi, fr.n>.or;. ,unds
~tur, Shcbaygau. Til 20. stunts
o.. u,
N'Er A"u.to"oe. chicago. sLris
selar. loa4>try 'hleaE,
Nrar J ; Wallace. Chicago.
Sc"w Hercules, Chicago
SyEr- EEPeria.. 1t. N...w..Gl"e
S'Er. ~ M.tNanaee. s''r
Sghr- W IL li'u-ir.e. Nj "-uA"e
>lgop Mar sang i"cs. Suuas
uet -
ScaT pPe.'a. Sheh yEan
Sear. = E'a i To-. NJ me IN corn
N,.iii. SLSo9f E-H- 'ia' >-A.is
ct. Is.
>,t. hS'-1. .'-..'-'
tLtARfp--'et
s,aE ''h'r. N't"'AA''. ~''t - "ae-;-
a. No"i
SER. Gel. II. {. He<e. .hlea-". > eds veod,
l., ~ tc.rEr 'PA l'''eS
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sJs.igiaA.
GE-. EhkL ELECTION no
TiCE.

,-,Trr.,r. .,,r.t.l.r,. ,.t,-r,,- ,
81 ~ = - HLh!"l ''iN ~. lH"j "i the
-'"rr e'''ttfa 10 '' Ae'.t IN ~ '7-i.i
!, s. ".li~ "I". e.r1.;"h zee 4c'- IN IN
>i.'r "' W.. a''-.9, "u he ! 9@>tar SHrceei-
~ az" ''.-' f'""5.' ..hc ih' MIN 10y 81
N"N.i.'.F No., '..e '".'@"i..- si.'oI7 are l."
..''' ,'',.
~. - ''' "'''
=. ."l'r y 'EE''@- ''' ~
''-I "H-r. ~. NJ ri-'}is' con PRISM. th'
'a"l'.I'- = ,.o.N- HTelA', hen'Sa7' " 81
-, amy '.u.,s-,'.. :, -..-..... .,i s..
:. -. "
,''" = "'.i''>".'' ''l.s- LIN INT ~
'"..'''
\ ir.sc",a!!'a r. 'o' ef@,- i'r TIE ihlFa
''n-I',' l"i."i p'~ii."i. go" lii~'"2 'hr ''A-
- - NM. '."'' - re-! c''r' ut''''
hi,".s'.' M f+"i.''
f'i#r>" motive W 'h-i'ss i"f lhe
Fourth '."gre>sI,n.i I...tt.''. comprising
;hr c""rtt,s. q; N'.@"uhe", ozaiI"r and
"..~.5H-'an:
Representative ." : "nzE'.o f"F 20, t.fiA
''u-f"~,''h". bi-t51''. ,''.l 'i-luS ire e"ah-
les 81 i.o.iEr. Font tu Lde, 0Acb gan anu
Nar".A.r-
r"Ir~-"n .~itVe 10 ''RgTr.. IN tie >.N,H
"iEr' --l'i.al District. comprising ne c"Eii-
ties 81 Green IKE, ' u-haIa, Nau!tc3.
nuta-am'e, Nmnrb"go, Calumet, Ero"h.
~" .Hn"e AMI Door.
?. .r,-"nt i've r. Congress far he Scv-
'a:h ."i-fr--. ma ri~,lict. co"I ii>ir- The
r'IniI"~ Z efn D. "a f'-sr- Monroe
jackson ifrn '. ,"a''' btHN', Ieph.
i..Fc' =. T'!H. I.'E 'I''t. "n' I-rk
-. ',.' = IN
- y ~
-, -, ~
n"n,, ,-Iirr.a., E1rrhn. Polk Enrnat+
Ea,fa,1 p.r4l..and }.r,aul
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III 5a o + Hacau Is Go.
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ANNt.Hv.s iNTNTy.
SaEEITC ; uIrIrE. NANIrownc }
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SdEEIFr OFFICE. NANirawnc
I........... :,
III t''.'.' ''i'c .' .I.'' L'I : '''' !" %
IT," statute IN such case made and provide
notice j. hereby given flat "A ra,.tr. y siacti.r
Will Is IsE,I 10, flo .r-..7 ,..,.-,. ,.. 49,.
erection I''tlhIr III Tie chNL'| ~ N#Nt'r-
Voc on the TUESDAY succeeding the Ef.,
l1,p,l,v r.:... .l. eel ~ u ~ :,
- -
h'Nl. '''c i'--1"'L- "ii.tt.7 are 20 @t 't'E-. u
20 W.
\ -.rr-SaT.ta--r i've IN r--tsr-... >= f.! Tho fifth
y,-.. ;r =. .- :.
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'lf- u p"I~r- IN az lir. >hr'o' -'H @'I-
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN
APP L I1N.
The Leyahc House. Nanufac-
tuFers' Bank. and Six
Stores q Prey TO tie
Fiery Element.
Loss Estimated st S15, 900.

\ private letter from ". s. Russell,
received just as we were going to press,
dated Appleton, October 10, conveys the
intelligence that a destructive fire broke out
in that city on Tuesday evening at half
past SIX o ,lock, involving the destruction
Of the Leyake House, Manufacturers Bank
and six stores. The loss is estimated at
So 900. with an insurance Of SCI, $50
Tie fire was o,cns;onad b. the explosion
Of lamp in the store Of 4. c. Darling
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SfTATE OF WI~C0NSIN. MANITDWOC
> County Circuit Court Hcman W
Tucker against Mary c. Tucker and rbebe
e Sti3-SuUmoas for re,ief-com. served
The St,tc Of Wisconsin 70 the above named
and defendants You are hereby sum mniled
and required 10 answer the complaint in this
action, "a copy Of which is herewith served
upon you, and 70 serve a copy Of your an
sEer 10 the said complaint On the subscribers
At their Office, IN the CITY and County Of
Mauitcwoc and State Of wisconsin within
twenty days after the sery CO q this sum
mons on you. exclusive cf thu day Of such
service; AID if you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the
plaintiff in this action viii apply 70 The Court
for relief demanded in the complaint.
D8tsl April lU,h. S72-
WALhER & GREEN, Pitfs 4tt'y.
TAKEf NOTICE. tia. tie complaint in this
action IS sled II the ofice Of the Clerk q It's
Circuit Court for Mani,oEoc county, Sept
9Th, 1872
WALKER & GREEN, Pl'tfs zt,'y.
1l-7-6w
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A state senator in tie Twrnty-First ser
ate district. comprising the counties ,
Marathon. p..rt.. ~h1wlno. Waupaea. an
the towns q Bae, creek. B"vina. Pee
treek. Ellington Hor.ouia Liberty Maine
Naple Greek Osborne and seymour. in Il
county IS 0utrgamie, in pace of Myro
Reed. whose tenn If Office will expire "a ID
first Monday in January. 1873.
! ! state senator IN the 'iwenTy-7 bird sen
: aye district comprising the county Of JeieI
. son. and the fifth and sixth wards Of t
! city Of WATERFOWL. in Dodge county. in llac
Of William " Woodman. whose term Of Il
I ice viii expire ca the FIRST Monday in Janu
! ary. 1873.
4 state senator In The Twer;y-Fifth senat
7 district; comprising the counties If Greer
Z Lake. Marquette AMI NaUshara ~ Tl.ce 4
Waldo :. Flint. whose term f oti,ce vii Ok
pire Oh tie first Monday in JvnuIIS. 1873
\ state senator in the TT"ntE-Sevc
senate district. comprising tie eo1Ity Q
Columbia IL place 81 William N GriSwol.l
whose tenn IL Office will expire en- the frs
Monday IN January, I~.%.
\ state senator in the Tvsuty-N.nrh sen
ate district. comprising the counties d
Adams. juneau. Portage and Wood. ia p'a =,
# Eiirinllst : Miner. whose term &c oIfict
viii l&pire On the first AloLiay in January
1873.
\ state senator in the Thirty first scnat,
district. comprising the county Of La Crcssa
ia place ii Angus Cameron, whose tenn d
flee vii, expire ~ the fist Monday in Jan
uary. lG7j.
4 state senator in the Thirty-Thirl senate
district c, nursing the counties Of uzaaEe,
and Washington. in place oil LYMAN Nor.r, n
whose tern Of Office viii expire n TIE Lgs'
Monday in January ls7}
4 member IF assembly in each Assembly
district IN the state. and such comfy officers
as are IS law required to be elected at such
election
4 proposition for TN amendment to IL,
constitution is at the same time 10 hc sub
mit;el e. "a vote Z the electors. pursuant &c
the provision Of chap, n 3. Of the General
Laws f 1872 approved March y. 1877, and
v hIcL IS rs follows
AN ACT to submit TO the people m amend.
ment TO article seven Of tie constitution.
NuEErAs The Lcli>l ture ot tie year
1871. rrorosed anl adartrd by q vote Of the
ul..i .Ii-v oE ile two houses, an imru&H-El
ID The constitution Of this state in the J.
lowing language.
Resolved Tx the senate anil assembly CON
curr;ac Thst section four or article sgy,u
If il.. constitution be amended - ms - read
- follows: Section :. The supreme cyur#
If this state. with the inri~3.rr.un an1
power pro scrihel in this constitutions >lHli
consist &c one u'iei Justice and torr "e~"-
c.ate justices 10 BE- elected ~ the gu4'i.irl
elect = of the state. ~ sHch times and la
-rch nanuer rs tie legislature may p-nvi,e.
an such court 80 constituted ~hfl Aa lr
changed or discontinued ~ the legislature.
. ! = 80
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FAMILY GROCERIES,

inclgd.ag Teas, Coffees. bo'h green and
roasted. Sa-ars, Syrups, etc.
SEef iDoi-. such Is Camel Fruits. Is
.-nccs and Extracts of ali kinds Dried
Fruits - III varieties. AID gool= gener'l ly
ncedoi i. the hons ese-pcrs' department..
CyEi-c;i1a1rie> Of he choicest kinds: also
uut- rai.ins. candied fruits. etc
Green Fruits, Of al kinds, including
LEMONS
Lamp gods, suite: to the wants of all
I-ya Parties purchasing coffee Of me.
ready roasted Gu have the same ground FIR
hem .cf,re leaving the store, free OF charge,
and thns be assured OF is quality AMI fresh
ness.
SPICES of III kinds kept constantly Oh
haui, AMI GROUND il desired,
Gou@s delivered Tree u charge in al parts
II tie c.ty
Cnl is rHi see mn.
li-ii-lw J S. ALAN.
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rhos. Thompson has started ba,iness ,n
Numerical street, between Fight and
nth s.rye,, with the sign Of HouF
LaoN, an; Las very p.ea>au; place o.
c,tan. AM in every Wy
i-ia-. lie viii also soon have things
up to serve oysters in -o0l shape -
es>,.m.r. III are iart.d.
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Nh!.ufEL lie
MILL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Tie property known a. Tie Branch NlE-.
together with 80 acrrs Of land i fr sa'e.
This property consists Of . Touring miIl
with three u.of stones. nuil3iuc ami nm
ebincry Il. new. \ s.u Mil f much vlIuc.
an J number Of other auli.n-s hoH-cs raI
stores asi is situated sever miles from ,a-
city Of MaEi-owac, On tic line Of the apul--
ton AMI NV London E--irpai yui III the
vicinity Of SIN excellent grain growing
country. One half Of lie property viii D.
sold, or tie whole, %, HE option Of the pgr-
chaser. For particulars. G. qairs or iircs-
Geo. y. Woodiu Nlnitownc or u. :
PierpoEt. Chronicle o.Ece. Two Rivers Wis,
JOSEPH LEMAI, DC perp. Wis.
August :, 1872, Half
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Grocery & Provision
= TOR r..

The undersigned having leased the store
f9rn.erI : occupied by J. f. Plat, on York
street, opposite the F.lst Office, takes this
opportunity Of informing the people of Mani
towoc city and couutr that lie ha. opened the
sane with large and sell-seleetcd stock q
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y L Friedrich. James NcNe;t, l. Mev-
e., james II. Moore. s. Stein, J. H. Ma
honey, J. II. Hamilton, Chicago: Jau..
{. Platoon, james G. Butler, J c. Nal.-
eux. y. = Nelson, J L1v.Iaal. C. l..
S;ellc-. H. Eayi<, George Stierou. Wm
Fr.a1mann. ; Patca. Nl~aakss Peter
Swcuscu, Eaton: \, II. !ieve-, EDx
Lake \. \. Harris, J. 4. II,akla, Jams,
I. Harris, Mss Il. >imm-, \. 4. Up.is,
Juo. kilcn. EsrI Harris, Jao. lj4suaF
Cata. Julius Fro.hli>l, Mu-auksy: a.
k,..aar. kellaersyi.e: VIM. MiteAsl.
Richard Wagner, Arplstou: H. Hriar
Neaamisce: ) .hn G.. Smita, J. " Ban
CHART Spring oruek: Err, Knapp, Tir
Sullivan, i >orrer. Ira Clark, Clarks Mills:
WA. smith Omaha ". y Noble. REEFS
vile: Jno. CboHpek. Francis Greek:
Francis >eely. New London; James 4.
Piper, Franklin: Miss Ella Tnrcy. JAS
Pcllls, Gibson: Dan Castciia, Bridgeport
Conn; Wm. Ii. Gruher, New York George
Nicholson. Cbarlc,t0vn; Mrs. Morgan,
Liberty: VI. BraiHari. Charles krotes
Shebovsau Faiis; {. Richie, 4. Y. Bar
ncv. +. Cancv Ocon.0; W. Il. Bi>G p,
BrilFom; Juo. \. Rohr, Iowa; l.. b. sher-
wood. real estate agent, Manitow0c.
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rae Pubic schoo,. of,.e count.

We are indebted to Superintendent kir.
wan for the following educational statistic:
OF this county for the year ending Aug
81, 1872, as compared With the same re-
no. inIS7I:
Whole number OF children cScr 4 ani
under 20 years of age in the county, d.
Isl: in 1871, 1851: of this number, there
attended school, 1919 in 1872, and in
1871 S,OG8.
Number Of days attendance Of pupils,
between 4 AMI under twenty years Of
age, in 1872 Gl0,G7S; in ISL, G3S,44j.
Number Of different persons employed
as teachers in 1872, 49,; in ls7l, l53.
Number CT teachers requ;.oi to tcaca
the schools in 1872, I25; in l.7L, 1876.
Average ~nses Of male teachers per
month. in 1872 $43.G9: in .S7l, s4262.
Average wages Of female teachers, per
north in 1872, so, -: in 1871, s2T.05.
Amount pald for services of male teach
ors during lo72, 50, 6sQ.0-: in 81, Si9,-
1921.
Amount paid for female teachers during
1872, sl3,053.o9; in ISL, $I3,l93.42.
paid for builling ard repairing, in
1872, $50, 3jG.4l: in 1871, IS, +4aG5J.
#Tolal amount paid out during ISL,
5Ge,737.05
The number Of certificates is-ael to
male teachers during the year l672, wer~,
Of the first grade, .; second grade, /;
third grade, CT, total, -: in 1871 no first
grade certificates were issued t. either
male or female teachers; / second grade;
50 tL;rd grade; total, IS.
The number of certificates issued to
female teachers in 1872, We're: i the first
IRA IL, /; second grade, |; thirl era.o. Il:
total, 10 in 1871, there were i~-u2l 70
female teachers , Of the secoa@ ga le, al
= &c the third grade; total 81.
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TIE weather i cloaly AMI Threatening
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TEAS I MAKE a SPECIALITY.

Thankful for the patronage heretofore generously bestowed
upon request continuance Of the same AMI that Won will
also recommend your neiohbTs and friends It I'll ho
my earnest endeavor to please my lg Offering them
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY APRIL ~ l872-TR1PLE SHEET

evening during the night to morning yesterday.
King Amadeus will address the Parliament to-
day. 1t is said that His Majesty will rest his
claim to the throne and his position in the
country on the basis of the will of the majority
of the people, and that he will at the same
moment class his public enemies as 'turbu-
lent minority, which seeks to impose its will
on the nation" The King will thus be forced
to draw strict party lines and to ostracize, as II
were, the principle of freedom of opposition,
after his election to the royal seat of ''divine
right parsonage, who had just been dethroned
by revolution. The King of the Spaniards
will thus place himself in direct conflict with
Don Carlos but affording to the ex-royalist of
the Bourbons an advantage by designating
him-almost in the words which were once
used by an English statesman-as the head of
"a miserable, monopolizing minority" This
is really dangerous. The Spanish situation is
full of peril, as will be seen by our synopsis
Of Don Carlos counter case.
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TRIPLE S III e E T.
New York, Monday, April az, 1874.
CONTENTS OF TO-DAY's HERALD.

2-Advertisements
8-What the Republican Split in PENNSYLVANIA
Means-The Liberal Movement In Virginia
City P0litics-Fanny Hyde: The End OF Re
markable Trial; The Jury Disagree and are
Discharged-The Great Drift Problem: Pro-
lessor AQaZzS on his Way to PatagOnia-News
from Brazl-The Casino Shooting AiI:lir-Mur-
derous Arrays In Brooklyn Gin Saloons-Rob-
berry In Hotel
the Worship in the Churches OF the City and
NeighbOrhOOd; Conservation Service at st.
Patrick's Cathedral; Henry Ward Beecher on
the Psychology Of Rejoicing; rockingham
on NOn-ConfOrmity; Bishop Potter at st.
James Church, Harlem; Father Gavazzi on
Justification by Faith-Father McNierney:
Great Religious Pageant-Meeting OF the
Federal Council Of Internationals.
S-Consecration Of st. Patrtcks Cathedral Con
tnued from Fourth Pagel The Pope and the
Prince Of wales-The Philippine Islands,
Germany-Financial and Commercial: A
Glance at the General Situation; A Favorable
OF Little Motherless Waif-The New Steam
ship Adriatic-The Metropolitan Museum OF
Art-Methodist Aristocracy-Ferry Pick
6-Editorials: Leading Article, ''The Gathering OF
the Clans for Cincinnatt-The Projected Anti
Grant Republican and Democratic Coal
tion"-Amusement Announcements.
7-Return Home OF the Emperor and Empress Of
Brazil-The Alabama Claims-Telegrams from
France, Germany and Spain-Interesting from
Mexico, Cuba West Indies and st. Domingo
Miscellaneous Telegrams-News from Wash
ington-The New Atlantic Cable--Lterary
Chit-Chat-Weather Representatives, No
tices
S-Aquatic: The National Amateur Regatta o.
the Schuylk Navy-Proceedings OF the
Board of Observation-Disclosures and Deaths
Advertisements.
acknowledgements.
1O-Beautiful Spring: Sunday in Central Park-Na-
tional Trotting MISUNDERSTANDING Intelli-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
acknowledgements.
1S-Advertlsements.
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odor with them, renders his report of the
DANTE police threatening his life all the more
probable, It has been the curse Of Utah that
there were always ready some plant men
to aid the ruling powers there to conceal
their murders, rather than come out like
honest men and stand by the right,
When that atrocious assassination of DIR. j.
King Robinson took place in Salt Lake City
dispatches were Immediately sent East signed
by just such men, informing the public that
the Mormons deplored it, while it is q fact
patent to all who were present at the examina-
ton that there was the most direct moral GER
tainty that the Mormon Danites did the deed,
while they were protected from discovery by
the police.
The simple fact is that a reign Of terror is
inevitable in Utah unless obviated by some
vigorous action on the part of Congress, and it
is the apprehension of Brigham Young that
Voorhees, bill will pass Congress, which makes
him seek to cover up the injudicious haste OF
the police. Calling upon few men who are
''not in any way connected with the Mormons"
to deny their outrages and threats is altogether
too shallow device. 1t is hoped that Con-
gress will not adjourn till some decided action
is taken that will protect the lives and prop
erty of loyal citizens in Utah.