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tim, the people VIII be satisfied what
ever the clamor may be against their
use.
We know that the notion of Adam
Smith and other political economists of
a later day would make only gold and
silver legal tender. And yet gold
aud silver are as unstable il their val
ues as any other commodity, and no
more indispensable to the wants of
mankind than many other commercial
commodities. Light, as an element is
moro indispensable to the wants and
necessities cf mankind than either gold
or silver. Hence to make the article
of Which it is manufactured 50 largely
all over the world ,-kcrosene-a legal
tender would have quite as much prac-
teal common sense as the Anticipated
notion that nothing will answer 50 sa-
cred a purpose but gold and silver.
When the public shall have Invested
itsclf If tie absolute ideas of the anti
quated past. and shall step to the front
rank Of the progress of the day and
age, it will be more likely than now to
comprehend the era that is dawning in
the near future.
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"A London surgeon, Mr.. P. Hewlett
reports several cases Of serious frac.
lures Of limbs Indirectly caused by these
heels, which had tripped up their wear
cas-; aud he refers also to the distortion
and injury to the foot that they often
induce. lie says "Last year l was
sent for to see a young lady in one of
our London hotels. She wished to
consult me about her foot. On seeing
it | thought its state depended upon
her boots, and ! asked to see them.
The boots were brought in by the Ia
ly's maid, but the only thing l could
observe about them was the immensely
high heels. ] said: 1t is the hish heels
of your boots that cause the mischief,
and unless you diminish them l can do
nothing for you She became quite
angry, and said she could not alter
them. 4 cauaot do it and will not
Suddenly she again toned down, and
said, Pray, sir, what would people say
if they saw me walking about the park
without high heels?' l said, 1t is SIM
ply heels versus brains If you have
bra, ms, YOU viii cut off the heels. If
you have no brains, you will continue
to wear them She fortunately had
brains. cut off the heels, and her foot
got quite web.
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A New VOLUME. Number 1878 of
Littell's Living Age, for Oct. 5, begins
volume one hundred and fifteen Of that
weekly soieetie magazine, and is there
fore good one with which to begin a
subscription. 1t contains The Stuarts
at st. Germans, from the Edinburgh
Review A Voyage to the hinged
Planet, Cornhill Magazine; Domestic
Life and Economy i'll France, Fraser's
Magazine; The Prcss-Gag in Russia,
Spectator; Italy, Saturday Review; etc
besides an instalment Of a story of I'M
usual interest--"The Burgomaster's
Famil translated from the Dutch by
Sir john Shaw Lefevre, which is high
ly praised by the principal Dutch liter
AIRY periodicals and by leading English
papers. New subscribers beginning
with this number will receive two brew
lous numbers, containing the hrst chap
ters of this story, gratis.
The preceding number for Sept. %,
contained, besides an instalment of the
above story, the following noteworthy
articles Researches on Life and Dis
ease, from the Edinburgh Review;
Development in Dress, Macmillau's
iiaga2inc: An Episode in the Trial of
tAe Earl Of st, afford, Athenaum; and
All INSTRUMENT cf ''Off the SkcIligs," by
jean Ingelow. The subscription price
fthis "a page weekly magazine is SIS
a year, Or for $40 any one Of the AM
erican 81 magazines is sent with The
Living Age for year. L1rrELL &
Gay, Boston, Publishers.
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Rjrht Of WaY Notice.

UVo uANIGL ROWLAND, ana All other
IL persons having any interest or ON ner-
shin III ur to any p"!t 4 thc real estate,
known md s,yi;', / - :"it"Ws, to-Nit :
The south c,,st qrar,yr OF ;he northeast
onartcr ani the s",itEa"rst quarter ii the
north.eIs: garter and lie n"rth-wrs: u lar
ter Of tie nor Incest quarter OF tccion
eight TSl IN tovnsh;p njA"'y-rinc 80
north a! range c!cv.u II west Vi The 9th
p. NJ
Also. the south g. ST quarter Of .hr south
east Un,rtrr an the suuth-wc>t q',ar.r OF
the north-cast puarter Of src;ioA SIX | o. IN
township niuciy- 30 n"r,h OF r:nse
eleven II west CT The 9Th 7. NJ.
Also the northwest quartz: of he south
west quarter OF section fifteen III i" town
ship nincty-nine 9G north Of range eleven
III west of the 9th =. NJ.
Also; the southeast quarter of the north
east quarter Of section sxte IN 10 in town.
ship nincty-nine 50 north Of range eleven
(ll) west of the 5th L. NJ.
Also, the southeast quarter Of the south
west quarter OF section twenty-five (2o}
in township one hundred looI north OF
range twelve (l2) west of the 9TH p. NJ.
Also, the southeast quarter Of the south
east quarter, and the north east quarter OF
the south east quarter and the south west
quarter Of the north cast qu.rter, and the
north west quarter Of the north east quart
er, and the north east quarter Of the north
west quarter of section thirty six So, in
township one hundred 100 north Of range
Twelve IL west of the 9Th Z. Nj.
Also the south east quarter of the south
west quarter, and the north east quarter OF
the south west quarter of section twenty
three, in township one hundred, north OF
range twelve west. and the south east quar-
/ ter of the sosth west quarter of section
fourteen, township one hundred, north OF
range twelve, west Of the 9th Z. Nj.
Also, the south east quarter of section
thirty three 80 in township nin"ty-nine
50 north of range eleven (ll) west OF the
! 18th p. NJ, all of the said above described
lads being in the county OF Howard and
State Of Iowa.
You arc hereby notified that the paven-
port and St Paul kaitro ID Company has
located line Of railroad over the above
described real estate, and desire the right
OF way over the same. tn-wit strip or
belt of land 100 feet in width, through the
center of which Sri ? or belt Of land the
center line Of said railroad viii run. leay-
ing 80 feet on each side Of SAID center line
together wish such widths as may be neces-
s.,ry for bermas waste banks and borrowing
pits. and wool and water stations. and un-
less you proceed TO have the damages to
the same appraised according to law, en- Or
before the 2Sth day Of Nov. 1872, said
railroad company vi proceed to have the
same appraised on S,'tmrd,y the 2Sth day Of
December 1872, at whi3h time you will be
at liberty to appear before the appraisers
OH the subject OF the assessment of DANA
ges to your lands.
Dated rIeSco, Get. Il, 1872.
D.irENIOPT &c ST. PAUL z. J.. 20.
BY NJ. 0. BARNES,
IA Right of Way agent.
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THE ISSUE OF ADDITIONAL
GREEXH1CAs.

The Secretary of the Treasury the
early part Of this month took the liber-
~ Of issuing about 100000 of
gre enbacks. to the credit Of the reserve
fund Of S44. 900, coo, which he Claims
it is at his discretion to issue.
At this action the press Of the coun-
try is to some extent raising the voice
of protest. If there is wrong in the
matter, it is the unlimited control it
gives single individual over the bust
ness interests Of forty millions Of peo-
pie. There is no question but the
money is needed to safely ntsurely
conduct and manage the purchase and
shipment of the immense crops of the
West.
Therefore, instead Of leaving the
matter to the discretion Of the Secreta-
~ Of the Treasury, Congress as soon as
il assemblies, should authorize and
direct such additional issue, as the re-
aniremrnts Of business demand. Forty
four millions added to the circulAtin :
medium of the country with the assur-
auce that it would lie permanent,
woud not produce "a ripple il
business circles; while the power to
expand or contract the cilcuia ton Of
the currency Of the country at pleas
ure is detrimental t. business becansa
i causes commodity to-day to sell ut
more than its value, and Tomorrow a,
less, as the money supply may be
scarce or plentiful. The imitation .oi
the currency to S44, ooo,OO is not
hey nd the demands of business il
made on ample public notice, and in
accordance with the law. .
The grceuback currency is as certain
Of redemption ultimately if such a
course shall be necessary, as the perpet.
nati'n of the government itself. It
bears no interest, and unlike the bonds.
to accumulate any additions to itself.
mast be kept in circulation As long
as il continues legal tender, and is
issued and pu, in circulation by the
federal government without the inter
ventinn of national banks, saving the
interest on the bonds used by the
banking institutions FOR their rclemp-
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that has brought reproach upon every
platform of the party for the past
twelve years, and defeat to its canli-
dates, steps to the front, intent on the
same mission through the villiieation
of men who are morally and intellectu-
ally their equals at least. With them,
to recognize the change made during
the past ten years in our institutions is
evidence of imbecility or idiocy /; while
they themselves disavow any intention
Of ever again restoring the institutions
as they existed before the war. We
will not characterize these antagonistic
positions they occupy as dishonest or
hypocritical, but leave each reader to
draw his own inference from the prem
Uses stated.
Now is as good time as ever to
pause and look about us and see Of
what elements the respective parties Of
the country are composed. This cam
and dispassionate survey discloses these
facts that the leaders and founders of
the Republican party from the Presi-
dent to, his Secretary Of the Treasury,
and nearly all his Cabinet ministers are
mainly made up from old line demo
Gratis, and that nearly all the leaders Of
the late democratic party is Of the old
Wing party Of the Henry Clay school.
These facts ought to tear down the
pride and barrier Of political pedigree
in the minds Of sensible men. If the
principles Of parties had not changed,
for instance in New York, would the
old Wing and Silver Grey element be
the leaders to-day Of its democracy,
and the old democratic leaders be at
the head Of the republican organization
there And t. Il great extent these
facts hold true all over the country.
The Southern men who since 1852 be-
came. dem ocratic leaders, were nearly
all old liue Wings, until after the cleo
tipn Of Taylor in 1o4s.
In 1854 the stampede from Democ-
racy to Republicanisn commenced
The great mass of those who remained
democrats did so, because they recog-
nized the fact that slavery had an
existence sanctioned by the constitu-
ton. That constitution to-day is anti
slavery, and no party can change it if
it would, or would if it could.
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PETERS, Musical Monthly for Novem-
Der, price 80 cents, contains the follow
ing choice collection of New Music
The pieces are also published in sheet
from at the prices annexed.
Save one Bright Crown for Ne. Song and choru
Hays, 40 cts.
isking Blessing from Mother. Song and Chorus.
Stewart - cts. ..r 1
Thou art no longer Mine. Ballad banks 80 cts
Lost and Found. Ballad Donnker 80 cts.
Lord, forever at Thy SIDE. Solo and Quartet banks
80 cts. ~
4 Night in Venice. Vocal Cuet Lucantoni SO cts.
Grac e's waltz Kinkel 81 cts. m.
Rosebud schottische Beebc IS cts. 81
L'Afr;c.,ne Kinke So cts.
'anary ssott.sche Rauch 80 cts.
You can get all the above Music for
80 cents by sending for the November
number of Peters Musical Monthly. Or
the Publisher will send the last four
numbers for 81 Address, j. L. Peters
Music Publishers, 500 Broadway, New
York.
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SYEKEFF'S S.1LE.
THE STATE OF IOWA, |
Howard County,

TIE STATE ot lUNA,
Howard County,
In the Circuit Court of Howard County,
State of Iowa
BY virtue ola Specit Execution issued
from the Office Of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Howard County, State Of Iowa, in
favor of John d. Williams. Plaintiff, and
against John Alb Jones & Elenor Jones
Defendants, dated November 1lth
1872. and to me directed. commanding
me that of the goods, chattels, stock OF
interest in any company, debts due,
property in the hands Of third persons,
lands and tcnements (Which are not exempt
by law from eXecution) OF the said John Alb
Jones Il Elenor Jones. make or cause to
be made the sum of One thousand three
hundred and thirteen dollars and seventy
two cents, with interest and costs,
| levied upon the following described
personsl property, lying and being situated
in the County Of Howard and State Of Iowa
namely
The undivided three cighths (s-s) part
of the following properly, to-wit Com
mencipg ut the south west corner of Block
No. thirteen (13) in the village of Forest
City, Howard county, Iowa, running thence
south fifty five degrees and thirty minutes,
east, four and fifty-nine one hundrcth
chains, thence north, var. twelve degrees
six and six,y-eig ht one hundreth chains,
thence wcs., var twelve degrees three
and seventy-eight Que hundreths chains to
the west line OF said Block No. thirteen
(l3), thence south on the west line Of said
block four (4Jani five one hundreths chains
to the place Of beginning, containing two
acres. together with the Mill and all inn
provements on the same.
And hereby give public notice that
t-Ai---iA-sS---e---.-A--.-af. public cutlery at thu
Courthouse door in Cresco, County o.
! Howard, and State Of Iowa, on
Saturday, December ID, 1879
between the hours of o'clock NJ, and
o'clock p. NJ, of said day. sale to COM
mence at the hour eff ten o'clock A. NJ, Of
said day; and will sell to the highest and
best bidder therefor in cash, the above de.
scribed property, or sufficient thereof to
satisfy the above debt, with interest and
cost.
Dated this 18th day of Nov. 1872.
}. +. POWELL,
Sheriff of Howard Co. Iowa.
Printers fee Sl40O Std
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A preparation 50 widely and favor
ably known as Halls Vegetable Sici,ian
Hair Remover, needs few words Of
praise from US. This compound has
won its way to the highest favor in the
public mind; and mnltitudes, who have
s:inly used other remedies for the re-
storation Of their hair, have. on trying
the Sicili,E Remover, been made glad
by the speedy restoration Of their gray
hair to its natural coler, and the THU,
locks thiclenea up, as in the days OF
carly youth. 1t also prevents the
hair falling out, makes it soft and CLOS,
sy, and is altogether the best prepar.
alton for its intended purposes before
the public. Pittsburg Chronicle.
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Executors SGtsE&.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed has been daily appointed Exc
cutor Of the last viii ai.I Test" 'ueut OF
Francis P"lmerton, deceased. 4 persons
indebted to the estate Of sill FRA c;s Pal
merton, are require TO make payment to
die Undersigned; and all persons h hing
claims against il estate are hereby re-
qlircl to file the same wiki the Clerk of
the Probate Court of Howard county, Iowa
as requested hy law.
Dated, Nov. 9Th 1872.
2-3t LUTHEI e. PALMERToN
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try to give our soul into thy hands
But i'll the present moment give us
courage to triumph over our enemies,
and then let us praise thee and bless
the Tor ever in Heaven Bcnedictio Del
&c. Irish world.
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TIE STATE OF IOWA,
Howard County.
In the Circuit Court of Howard County,
State Of Iowa
BY virtue of Il special execution issued
from the office Of the Clerk Of the Circuit
Court Of Howard county, State of Iowa, in
favor Of David 7. Davis & John J. Jones,
plaintiffs, and against ID. a. and Ann Rob-
erts J b. and Winnie Jones and Andrew
J. Hodges, Defts dated Nov. 18th 1872 and
to lie directed, commanding me that Of the
goods, chattels. stock or interest in any
company, debts due, property in the hands
of third persons, lands and tenemcnts
(Which are not exempt by law from execu-
tom of the said D. A and Ann Roberts,
j. B. and Winnie Jones, and Andrew J.
Hodges. | make or cause to be made the
sum of one thousand six hundred and
seventeen dollars and seventeen
cents, with interest and costs, levied up
OH the following described Real Estate.
lying and being situated in the county
of Howard and State Of Iowa, namely:
The equal undivided one half Of the East
half Of the Northeast quarter Of section
twenty-thrce, in Township one hundred
Range twelve, west Of the 5th P. NJ. and
the " est half of the Northwest quarter and
the west half Of the east half of the North
west quarter Of Section twenty-four in
Township one hundred, Range thirteen,
west of the 9Th P.
And hereby give public notice that |
snail offer for 5 lie at public cutlery, at the
Courthouse door in Crcsco, county of
Howard and State Of Iowa, Oh
Saturday Dec ember I 4, 1872,
between the hours of 8 O'Clock, a. m, and
o'clock, p. IN. of said day, sale to COM
mencc ut the hour Of IL O'clock, a. IN of
said day: and will sell to the highest and
best bidder therefor in cash, the above de-
scribed property, or sufficient thereof to
satisfy the above debt, with interest and
cost.
Dated this 18th day of Nov. 1872.
J. F. POWELL.
Sheriff of Howard County, Iowa
Printers fee Sic co. 3w4
A. D. WRIGHT, Attorney.
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Office.

The ShcriG's fees for serving notices
must be paid hereafter in advance, and fees
on sales paid on the day Of sale All back
fees will be collected Immediately with costs
of execution il not paid without Attorneys
will take due notice, aud be governed ac-
cording'y. These rules will be enforced
by law from this date. Nov. 18th 1872.
j. T. POWELL, Sheriff
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To-DAY--Ihe early part of the
present month, new weekly paper,
under & title at the head Of this par
agraph, WIS commenced in Philadel-
phia, t. be issued weekly, under the
editorial management of DIR. bio
Lewis. 1t will contain articles on pop
ular Science, passing events, with
literary reviews and practical recipes
and magnificent health department.
n snou'1 meet WITH a generous TCCcP:
tion for its contents, but partially hint.
ed at above are wrtohy of credit.
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SssEEgssE. ss'GsE,gCLzs.

All persons owing TIE late Nelson
Wentworth are earnestly requested
to come and pay up"before November
LIST, as the family are very much in
need of the money.
ANDREW WENTWORTH.
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MONEY WANrED.-We want our
pay, both on notes and book accounts,
this month without fail, and unless
thos" indebted pay in November, 1872,
no one can tell what will happen in
December. This is the last call that
we shall pay for.
Crcsco, Nov. 9Th, 1872,
r Ri DoAN &BARKEI
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The race of Bourbons is not confined
to France. We open a New York
Journal that bore about the same rela-
ton to the Bourbon element Of the
United States in the late canvass that
the last and weakest of the Bourbon
rulers did to the old Bourbon clement
that cursed France and its people -
the weakest and mos. wicked Of them
all,-schooled in all the vices and with
none of the virtues Of the ruder, EARL
or and nobler men Of that dynasty.
The men who have heretofore acted
with the democratic party chose to re-
cognize a state of facts beyond their
control and to be governed by them,
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81 tn G00pcr day! Agents wanted Al
|c W Tp-ociasses OF working people, OF either
sex. young Old, make more money at work for
Us in their spare moments. or ali the time, than at
anything else. Par.ieu iars flee address q. SLlnor
4 Co., Portland. Maine. 4Gy1
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OV MIR KE.4GE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
he effects of Errors and Abuses in early
life. Manhood restored Nervous debility
cured. Impediments to Marriage removed
New method Of treatment. New and re-
markable remedies. Books and Circulars
sent free, in sealed envelopes.
Address, HowARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2
South Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
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PROFITS Of MONEY At INTER EST

One thousand dollars invested on
interest for thirty years, and the in
tercst compounded annually, will pro-
duce the following results:
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In the long run, excepting in favor
ed localities, it may be doubted wheth-
err any investment of capital yields
more than money at interest," Pioneer.
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At 8 per cent. II viii amount to ....... ST, 743 10
At I per cent. L VIII amount to.......... 1872 rs
At per cent. il Will amour to ...... Il, 0G2 65
At 9 per cent. II VIII amount to ......1 2,114 29
At 10 per cent. II will amount to ... IL. l47 90
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SHEKEFE'.y SALE.

Sheriff OF Howard co. Iowa.
Printers fee Sl4.00 Std
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-08
AssOcIated Pres nl.pnlche..

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8, SIS, p. M.
The following dispatches have been received
here
READING.-Hartranft will be less behind the
Democratic vote than any previous candidate.
Buckaew's majority will not exceed 6,OOO
HARaIsBURa -Everything is going on very
quietly and orderly. No disturbances what
ever as far as heard from.
PlTTsRuRG Nothing definite yet Hartranft
s running behind the ticket as far as heard from
On vote of 5000 in three hours, the Republj-
can maj. is 1909.
EaIE.-Buckalew is running aheal. There is a
good deal of feeling here, but it will not hurt
Hartranft much
GETIYsBURe. is running up with
his ticket.
West Chester-There is being full vote poll
ed in this county. Hartranft is very well up
with the ticket. Everything is quiet as the Sab
bath.
Chambersburg - Buckalew is ahead of tho
Democratic ticket, here.
Mauch Chunk-They are heavy on Hartranft
here. There were sol votes polled for Hartranft
this forenoon, and some 800 for Buckalew.
Lebanon-Hartranft was ahead by so, accord
ing to the count made at noon.
oylestown-Everything is quiet here. Bucka-
lew is gaining gleund.
Pottsville-The election is progressing quietly
here.
Ashland-Party lines are closely drawn here
The result will be about as usual.
Easton.-Everything is quiet There are no
disturbances of any kind, There is full turn
out, polling heavy vote. Buckalew appears to
be ahead
Norristown.-The election is coming on very
quietly. No trouble or fuss Of any kind around
the polls.
Bethlehem - Excitement here on account of
alleged frauds. Hartranft il ahead.