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The New York herald., 1872-07-11
Anti-Grcelcy Democratic Papers.

Daily Weekly. Total
Brick Pomeroy's La Crosse Democrat 500 500 1900
The Chicago Times, which might have peen classi-
fed among the anti-Greeley papers. as well as sew
eral other Old-line democratic journals, will
probably acquiesce in the Baltimore nominations
now that the ticket has been received with such
general acclaim among democrats all over the
country.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
LECTURES. MEETINGS, ETC.

The new iron edifce of the Lee-ave. Baptist
Ch urch Brooklyn the Rev j. Hyatt Smith, pastor was
dedicated Yesterday The Rev. Dr. Armitage preached,
and addresses delivered by the pastor and Others
Christian SuckOw, the Norwegian violinist,
will give musical entertainment at Chickerlng Hail. on
Saturday evening lie will be assisted by Miss Louise
Morrison Fiset, soprano; Mr. Frans StrOn, Mr. David
Levctt and Mr.. JOhannesOhn.
The anniversary meeting Of the American
and Foreign Christian Union was held last evening at
Association Hall Addresses delivered by the Rev.
Aiessandro Gavazzi and Drs. Riley and Scudder The
Teasurers report showed receipts during the year end
ing April 1, Ss7is6 al; expenditures, so2,61S ~.
The second annual meeting of the American
Society for promoting Christianity the Jews was
held last evening at the United Presbyterian Church. In
Thirty dftst the Rev. j. Milligan IN the chair. The
annual report showed receipts, f075 Q3; expenses,
81 922 o. leaving balance OF sl52 49, beside mission
tized and several other conversions expected
short time.
The National Academy of Design at the
annual meeting Wednesday evening elected the fol
lowing officers:
Preuds,t, wm Page Wee President Liant Thompsoas Co,
Perry Treasurer T. d. y. Greene; Council A. Watl J.
Caser ~ Shstuei T. Geery g. brown Thomas Hicks
Hang ng Comalttte W Nhi,tredge W. o. Homer
Carl andt, j. H. Hekrd, and j. Is. Irving were elected
AcaGe micans, and Edward Moran, Associate. There
are exhibition ut tho Academy, drawings frVm
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
ALLEGED POISONING CASE IN BROOKLYN
Edward O. Anderson, recently an Assistant

Edward D. Anderson, recently an Assistant
Assessor in the office OF Gen. James Jourdan in Brook
lyn and formerly living at No. Ia1 Fuonave died on
April o. after q short illness, and the remains were In
terrod at Yonkers, N. Y, the physician, Dr
Lewis b. Irish. having certified that death re
suited from acute gastritis few days ago
Alfred Anderson, father Of the deceased, went
before notary public In Yonkers and made affidavit
setting forth that the son had always enjoyed good
health and that he sick for only "a honrs That ne
had violent and burning pains In his breast and stomach
aud that he yOmited great deal that bis WIFE, barab
Anderson, gave him to drink what she called toast
water" and that he drank 1t. and soon died that the
deceased depOnent is informed had just cause to ss
pect improper intimacy existed between his wlfe
and Irsb and that the deceased about to sue FOR
divorce that the deceased had stated to his mother
that he afraid to anything that his wife cooked
fear being poisoned that the wife OF deceased
had frequently said that she wished when he went out
that he would never come back unless aB q corpse.
Coroner Whitehill OF Brooklyn, after having ascer
tanned that the affidavit legal, obtained permits
from the Brooklyn audi New-York Health Board, and
proceeding Yonkers dsnterred the remains and took
them to the Brooklyn MOrgue. DIR. Shepard made yes
terday post mOrtem examination OF the body, after
which the stomach was given to Prof. Doremus for
chemical analysis Dr. Irish, when informed OF the ser
charges made against him. said that there was no
whatever in the affidavit. He said that the de-
died OF acute gastrits certified TO by him. and
that the analysis would vindicate him.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
POLICE NOTES.

POLICE NOTES.
The body of an unknown man. ago about 40, was
found In the East River, of Teuth st.. last night
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, Ed
- p.rre BY Justice Scott for ssbbng PLAY
nate Francis Greene, No % Chery-st, In the arm
ACCIDENTAL DEATHS YEsTERDAY.-Peter Gionl.
eho ago TO- Of vahckt John Baurbseh ago ~ No. ~
o. and Patrick Regsn, age ~ Of No. 70 "ahins'oh
Simon Steinfed indicted by the last United States
81 yountsrly himself yesterday and gave ball In
$50 Geo Horn Of No 20 hadison+i. his bondsmAn
Mrs. Ellen Myer Of North Seventh and Second-sts,
Brookn D. commit suicide yesterday BY .eveng an
srsry her wrist bodsuse husband differed from her religious
bleeding 70 death BY promps medical al
tendance.
Levi Aaron Of No. 1872, and Adolph Siliker. Of No.
shrps Of stealing saoo worth plush samuel GO.
Broomst skr claimed TO have bought bs gooa'
Of Aaron for SO.
Michael Brew of No. 81 NOrfolk-st., while passing
through Houston last night assaulted BY three
men, who attempted rob him 0cr Stewart arrested two me
D johnson OF No. l05 Bowery anu james Ok Oh NO.
IS Bsst Broadway
The body Of nm unknown man was found in the
er yesterday morning. at the foot OF Conovest South Brooklyn
The and strapped together and nl play suspected
aged about 49, fee Inches hight dressed
darf suit and blue nannel Shirt VITA white collar
In the Court of Special Sessions. before Judges
Lewith rby MQusde yesterday ODonne for taking
wednesday evening" the Pentens for mouths nd nnd
Ferris as'aung John A. Brown Of Brooklyn months
Wm Lee waiter, of No. % Clark-st., was COM
Market yesterday for breaking into tho house NO.
spingt Wednesday night and stealing and clothing
Rlen OGrady Annie Martin chambemah At No. ~ west
Twenty stealing $3.50 woh Of clothing from Mrs. H.
BrAmhu borier VIM Shannon age H. for breaking Into ths
Theological Seminary West Twenhehst
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
TIE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The American Bible Society held its Goth
ann,vcrsarv meeting at Association Hall yesterday
morning, W II. Allen, IL D., presiding. Among the
speakers were the Rev. Messrs. Luke H. Wseman OF
London, Edward p. 1ngerso Of Brooklyn L. Ii Edward
A. Washburn d. D.. W. Morley Punshon OF Toronto, and
sssS o23 A. including t361.274 Ga from publications
$S95iO "a from rents $40212 40 from leeacles 81
the payments have been s629379 49, The sum necessary
TO meet the outstanding engagements OF the society Is
Estimated at SsOOO Volumes prntedat the BlDe House.
purchased abroad, 20 b97 issued, llOOS1 IN co
languages; volumes issued during DC years ~
families supplied with Bibles, s3,732 persons In al
ditiOn, 1881 schools, 1885
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

,-ou, ,,o eorron nm The Mount He wanted 10 build
In Nav Work. church az nearly after that pattern as
he could The danger OF the American Cnurch, sau me-
IL aristocracy While we have Repupucan ueorles oI
politIcs our theories religion are SO essto at VIC
build barns for the poor and palaces TOT ,e &
siIk might neeta church like the Cathono 0nurchesn
IiLe the great Roman Church In another respcctopeh
% daS II ia the peculiarty OF the American Church
nt o can go 10 heaven sunday and 10 hell every
other day i'm the week. IaughterI lie whn'od churcn
vsor .hora , sc,,nathjng would be doing every day:
The closing address was y ,1s ssd W Vim
nt ~ reloon is love, and declared his ifaterna love
tr all Christian brethren. He related numerous amusing
ui a. and described himself Scotch Cavinistc
Presbyterian who willing to live ana de among inc
Yankees. A., ,.tu,,,oOs ~ zion,s olsd
morning" brought the exercises OF the evening W !"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
THE NATIONAL WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASSO
ClATION

AN AGGRESSIVE CAMPAIGN THREATESED-A
WOMAN SUFFRAGE PLATFORM.
The National Woman Suffrage Association
opened It's ansual nventon In stenway Hall yesterday
morning. Mrs. 81. b. Stanton presiding. Mrs. Isabella
Beecher Hooker stated that the Convention called
10 nominate candidates for the Presidency and Vice
Presidency but that Mr.. 5teinway, the owner OF the
hall had refused 10 allow any political nominations to
be made there In opening the Convention Mrs Stan
.on said:
We here TO-DAY rehearse old arguments for
Gpugan suffrage. which ave advocated for bbe Iaht
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER IN JERSEY CITY

ATTEMPTED WIFE MURDER IN JERSEY CITY.
John Thomas of No. A Gregory jersey
City, while intoxicated yesterday attacked his wife w1h
a large knife. Her cries attracted the attention Of Off
Moulds Walton, and they found her lying on
the floor with blood streaming from serious wounds in
the neck while her drunken husband brandshng
his weapon, and his daughter was making desperate
attempt prevent tho murder Of her mother He at
tackled the officers but taken TO the police station,
where he will be examined to-day. IL IL probable that
the woman will recover, although she was stabbed eight
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

Breroort House-Ex-Gov w. b. Lawrence of Rhode
Island and Garrett of BALTIMORE Srerdnt HorsIseIstor
South Carolina kh Ho-Senator Lot NJ Nor
nil Judge L. H. Rosekns Of Glens Falls n. y; H. H.
Of Saratoga and c. Merriam of Springfield Mass Grand
Central HOtC c. Conn e. Carleton y Of The Boston Journd Gen
T. D. Caswe Of Georgia and Lieut. s. Johnston Of the BRUSH
Aemdre Hote-CO H. g. Hodges U. y Al. 81 Nicholas
HotThe Hon r. W Leavenvorh Of Sracuse Gen H. Valentine
Of Hartford and 10 japanese students ST. James Hot-Ihe Rev
Elisha Watson Of Saratoga sOr HousGCbares hanI Of st.
InulI
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
BALL, BLACK & CO.,
SELLING OUT.
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
A MAMMOTH NUMBER
OF THIS WEEK.
QUADRUPLE SHEET,
SIXTEEN PAGES.
NilGty-Siz Broad Columns.
mAnI = On nnNITEMTQ
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
THE CINCINNATI CONVENTION.

JHE ClNClNNA a
FIRST PAGE.
Foreign News.
New-York City News.
Washington.
XLIId Congressional
Session.
New-York Legislature.
Miscellaneous News.
National Reform.
SECOND PAGE.
Editorial:
Nebraska.
England's Poor.
Deseret.
Christine.
Boston.
Humorous.
Political Sentiment IN Ct.
Lawrence Co.
Personal.
Advertisements.
THIRD PAGE.
The Kings Rosebud.
California Indians.
How to Form Industrial
Colonies.
Labor in England.
Is Protection "A Monopoly
Home Interests.
PQURTH PACE.
Editorials:
The Cincinnati Conven-
ton.
Prospects.
Re forming the Civil
Service.
Great Britain and our
Case"
Capacity for Co0pera.
ton.
The Tariff TO Stand.
The Methodist Confer
ence.
The Discovery OF Liv-
ingstone.
Refcrmatory Farms.
The Methodist General
Conference.
FIFTH PAGE.
The Triumphs OF Piano
Making.
Marriages and Deaths.
Announcements.
Commercial Matters.
Grain, Provision, and
Other Markets.
Albany Lumber Market.
Boston Live Stock Mar
ket. ~
Albany Live stock Marke'
Philadelphia Live stock
Market.
SIXTH PAGE.
Mazzini.
The Story Of o Woma ms
Life.
Selected Miscellany:
Robespierre.
A Strange History.
The Stellar Bluebeard.
AGRICULTURAL:
Agricultural Report for
April.
Defects In Wisconsin
Dairying.
Sowing Cabbage Seed.
Swine Breeders Con
yention.
JudsOn's Glue-Pot.
Drift OF Agricultural
Discussion.
News and Notes for
Farmers.
More OF Oregon.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, MAY TO- 1872

the Antique: by the students Of tine Academy Of the
CLASSES o 1871 and 1874 Tho public viii be adm,sea I 70
nesday evening, May is, when the annual disriputon
OF the awards OF merit will be made
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

CATsKnL.-Herman Livingston, one of the
old merchants of NewYork died yesterday, in the 10th
year OF his age He Of the pioneers Of steam
navigation the Hudson River and retired from active
business to his estate about 25 years ago
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10

SEVENTH PAGE.
Farmers Advertisements.
Real Estate Advertise
ments.
New-YOrk Horse Market.
New-YOrk Cattle Market.
Displayed Advertisements
EIGHTH PAGE.
N. Y. Wholesale Prices
OF Country Produce.
Buffalo Live Stock Market
Chicago Live Stock Mar
ket.
Cotton Markets.
European Markets.
Advertisements.
NINTH PAGE.
Cincinnati Convention.
TENTH PAGE.
Cincinnati Convention
tcOntinued).
ELEVENTH PAGE.
Cincinnati Convention
continued.
Spanish Politics.
Medical and Surgical
Notes.
Foreign Notes.
TWELFTH PAGE.
New Publications:
Prof. Chadb0urne on
Instinct.
South Sea Bubbles.
Goodman.
A Forty Years Fight
with the Drink Demon
Christian Theology and
Modern Skepticism.
The Abominations Of
Modern Society.
Ancient America: in
Notes on American
Archaeology.
THIRTEENTH PAGE.
Mining In Nevada.
Woman In the Hospital.
Civi' Service Reform Il
lustrated.
The Steel Question::
MT. Cooper's Rejoinder.
Another Letter from
Mr. Atkinson.
FOURTEENTH PAGE.
Song OF the Farmers Wife
Agricultural:
American Institute
Farmers Club.
Drift OF Agricultural
Discussion.
A Wire Trellis Best for
Raspberrles,
Isthe Herstine Hardyf
Planting and Thinning
Sugar Beets.
California Crops.
News and Notes for
FdfmtTs.
California Diamonds.
General Notes.
FIFTEENTH PAGE.
April.
National Conventions.
Foreigners In Mexico.
France and Germany:
The Reported Conpli-
cations.
Alsace and Lorraine.
An Evening with M.
Theirs.
Troehu's Defense OF
Paris.
SIXTEENTH PAGE.
Comments on Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIyALs

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT nUDNUTs, 2is BROADWAY.
o. m-731 Eoon-87O pm.-85' kldn ghL7O'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-10
lhnnouncepenIs.i

BURNETT's Flavoring Extracts sold everywhere.
Visit f. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyeing
Omee $50 Broaiway Beecer as Of Broome branch at
Broadws dresses shiw scques la athe gloves &c. beau
ufuly cleaned ooats pants, vests, cleaned lac new.
For a first t-cass Gentleman's Hat, go direct
to the Manufacturer, BsPgsscHETD ll9 Sssau-st
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18

his gaze upon the clouds and straining his
eyes to see the curiosity, till finally large
number of persons had assembled on that
corner OF the street, each one following
the example of the strange individual,
who, after enjoying the sport to his salts
faction, quietly slipped from the place and
walked away THAT was "a COMPOUNDED
sell = remarked one of the party, and in
stantly about two dozen gentlemen were
seen walking off in different directions,
with their hands in their pockets, while
they whistled some familiar tune all to
themselves, and looked as innocent as 50
many lambs.-LoujSnUe Courfey-Jop5ud.
A German doctor in New York, who
is now having more patients than he can
attend to, obtained his wife, few years
ago, in curious way. A mechanic called
upon him to obtain treatment for his wife,
feeble lady who accompanied him. Her
case was pronounced consumption The
man, in dismay, inquired if she could be
cured. :" can cure her." says the doctor,
" but not for you. | want her myself.
will give you 81 900 for her, if you will
leave her to be my wife" The dumbfound
ed husband hesitated 1t was death to his
wife on one hand, and life to her and her
loss to him on the other. Then he said /:
But | have two children" Very well, =
replied the doctor, II will take them, too ,
The lady consented, the requisite arrange
ments were made, and she has since been
the happy wife of devoted but eccentric
husband
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18
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a fcw doses OF RAILWAYS Pills win free the sys-
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18
Selected Miscellany.
THE LORDS PRAYER.


o,-e gracious King, reigning in wondrous light:
g,TlrR of mercy, hidden from our sight,
ruo dcigns to care for us in low estate
AFT righteous, just, and marvelously great:
- humble hearts Thou dost delight 10 dwell
HEAVEN and peace, and joy no tongue can tell
u.ItowEp with grace, with tenderness and care
w Thou adored on earth and sea and air
Tuy matchless glory speaks from every star
ltyr of all nanes-bringing from near and far
TRY store of lessons for the sons of men
Ersapos of gentlencss my heart and pen
poyE without bidding, with tribute meek,
Tgr mercy TO invoke, Thy praise to speak
Tnr not Thy name TO all the earth be known
pp 10 all hearts the one best name to own!
noxE is the work of our redemption-du
~ calvary by the meek and lowly One.
g,pTH bore His footsteps in His pilgrimage
4. heaven joins in praise, let rs engage.
n vas and is, and ever shall be ours
!. meet to celebrate Thy saving powers
II choral songs and while earth's temples sing.
HEAVEN joins the anthem to extoI the King.
CrrE lis from out Thy bounteous store of good
~ as we need-raiment and daily food
THI- is Thy word, that we in faith may ask
DAY unto day Thou canst perform Thy task;
ORR needs cannot out-run Thy power to give
many we ask. that daily we may live
READ Thou canst break TO all the sons of earth
AND make us truly grateful for its worth
FORGIVE the debts we have no power to pay;
+. lead into all truth from day to day.
ORR follies cleanse, and lead us to Thyself
DEBTS owed TO Thee cannot be paid with pelf
A. we are weak, and Thou art ever strong,
VIZ pray Thee lead us all our lives along:
FORGIVE us. when in foys paths We stray
Our blinded sight may often miss the way
DEBTORS to grace, at most, we can but be,
AND can appeal for help to none but Thee;
LEAD us in wisdoms paths and ever let
IL lean on Thee for strength, and ne er forget
Nor unto us, o God but unto Thee
IsTo Thine ear we plead for sympathy.
TEMPTATION bars our way on every hand
BrrT DER them victorious let us stand
DELIVER us from all the powers of sin;
II. also lead to holiness within:
FROM all that leads our souls from heaven and
peace,
EVIL and sin--free us and grant us rich increase,
For we are lost without Thee, and must fail
THINE is the strength in which we can prevail
/. to Us power in our low estate.
THE word Of truth which can from sin translate.
KINGDOM and empire Thou dost rule supreme,
AND lost are we in wonder at the theme;
The realms of all Thy broad creation, own
POWER and right in Thee and Thee alone;
AND we, az pensioners on Thy bounty free,
The prayer of hope and trust now raised to Thee,
GLORY enshrouds Thee now from mortal sight,
FOREVER Inay we dwell with Thee in Light.
AMEN -Fraiyie Farmer.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18
CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
What the Doctors Saw,

AMOS WooLLES NJ. D., Of Kosclusko County. Indi
ana, says; For three yeas past have used ALIENS
satisfied there is no better medicine for lung diseases
ISAAC a. DnRAS, NJ. D., OF Logan County. Ohio
SAYS; hLLkS'S Lung BALsAN not only sells rapidly.
put gives perfect satisfaction in every ease within MY
knowledge. Having confidence In II, and knowing
lhas u possesses valuable medical properties l freely
use IL IN my daily practice and with anhounded sue.
cess As an eNpectorant II Is most certainly ahead OF
any preparation have ever yet known"
NATHANIEL HARRIS. NJ d., of Middlebury Vermont
SAYS; II have no doubt Il win become classical rem.
edla agent for the of all diseases OF the Throat
bronchial Tubes, and the Lungs"
Physicians do not recommend medicine which has
no merits; what they say about
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18

The four Boston clergymen who
preach to the largest congregations are
Revs. Brooks, Dunn, Fulton and Murray
all having churches near to each other. In
the central part of the city They repre-
sent entirely different denominations, and
are as much unlike in creed, mind, APP
pearance, style and manners as any four
men can be.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18
Farm Products of the United States

A recent Washington dispatch to the
New York Tribune says: -,
The following table, just competed
under the supervision of General liar.
rington, of the Census Bureau, shows tne
value of farm products in each State, ex.
elusive of live stock, for the year ending
June /, 1870. It's the first table OF the
kind ever compiled with any degree OF
accuracy.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18
ALIENS LUNG BkLSkM

Can be taken fact. Let all afflicted test IL at once
Dr. A. l.. sCONilL l. the inventor oil several medical
preparations which have become very nopHlar and have
been literally used. Among his inventions Halls
italsam for the Lungs" and Liyerworth and Tar T"
FOR the past ten years better remedy been Offered
70 The public. Read the following letter from DR..
sCoNlLL referring TO It:
MEssRs. j. n HARRIS & Co.: Gents make the
following statement from a perfect conviction and
knowledge Of the benefits of nen's Lung Isni-n m
IN curing the most deep.seaed PULMOS AIRY CoNsuMP.
TloN! have witnessed Its effects on the young and
the old, and can truly say that II by far the best
eSpectorant remedy with which am acquainted. For
Coughs and all the early stages OF Lung complaints
believe II 10 be certain cure; and u every family
would keep II by them, ready "a administer upon the
nrst appearance of disease about the Lungs, there
would be very few cases Of fatal consumption. 1t
causes the phlcgm and matter to raise without irriat.
Ing those delicate organs he LUNGS and without pro.
ducing constipation OF the bowels. IL also gives
strength 10 The system, stops the nght-sweats. and
changes all the morbid serretions to healthy state
\ ours, respectfully A. l.. SCoVILL.
j. \. HARRIS ~ CO.,
Sole Proprietor
Cincinnati, ..
SOLD BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS
- For sale by all Chicago Milwaukee and ST. Louis
Wholesale Druggists,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18
TO C0NSUMPTIvES.

The advertiser. having been permanently cured of
that dread disease Consumption, by simple remedy,
Is anxious 10 make known TO his fellow sufferers the
means OF cure. To all who desire IT, lac viii send copy
Of the prescription used free OF CHARGE, with the d.
recions for preparing and using the same which they
VIII ind SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON,
2Gi South Third street. Williamsburg, ~ y,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18

ON the Semi. Angular Basis. OESAAENTAL PESMAH'
snip including Pen Drawing. Card Writing, Flourish
ing etc We earnestly urge every individual DESTROYS
Of becoming expert IN the lucrative and beautiful
art peDmanEhp 10 send tor samples Of the plain and
ornamental penmanship as taught here ana com
pare them critically with those cmanstng from any
other Institution. We warrant all work sent out by as
tO be genuine penwOrk. and not engraving.
sfTUATIoSs.-The fact that every student who has
hecne prpn ceu ia the studies taught here j. occupy.
ing good situation. j. conclusive evidence that the
graduates of this institution are successful IN getting
good employment. - -.
Students rent rooms and board themselves tor $40
per week. Board In private families from t3 20 81
For circulars containing fur Information call upon
or address b. NJ. WORTHiNGTON,
Box g., Madison, Va,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18

Three hundred and sixty-hve mar
rage licenses were issued in KocA islan''
IL, il 1911, an average OF one PEI cay
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1872-01-18

NJ HEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS
~, please say YOU SAW the adv ert iscnent
In this paper.