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IERE. JOHNSON. JR.. AUCTIUNEsR.
TRUSTEES SALE
up
IMMENSE ESTATE
Williams blidq2.

.. . WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
PLOTS. EotiXL T0 a.G6 cry Lo,fs. Villa
THE qlvASG HOMESTEAD.
AT F6siTiyE Ky, fTIo$, ~ TThEi 'AhGnE.
AT ONE o. 9ocl6tK lI6GthK3pfA{ = JpIT oI f,Ir ii.rvsrs
Unparalleled chance for SPECULATION in the future up
rh. .p,ena,d pronsT,S %wn oi which Sf To,k n
family ~ near. !; 'S'Sd HS I'D G.a on tue ss
New York Railroad, adjacent 10 aud oyef"o,ips iii
sound. Accessible BY the Il lriern anj New liayeisf
handicapped and laid out in plots from onaaari2 2s as,
& broad srsfH c i ieGy eTeSpdd Tnfss ss ] @
grounds sur0pp4{sa SeoiisS VIA It, are provided
sa nne old rural dwelling surrounded by $50 ioacr,
of elegant grounds rcplete with fruit shade oras
With barn, stable dairy, aud necessary oubgldinsa
FRESH WATER LAKE.
nvaluablc s. an ice pln1 or for otnan"ntal Jurpo.
Besides ue charming upl9nds; portion y ne ~
entire tract Is abundanty watered by siory lrook,
the sound has amer for boating snd as6as % OF
Is more cQnyenient 20 clans AM oyser-, at tic sam,
'"'''' ''"' Williams BRIDGE.
The whole property will be positively closed ont 10
,hs hIg9s;l bidder %ss!ehestsr S 70 & ,,w YEAR :
bought S own preSs BY Es acre O' can
Sapitasts, mechanics, merchants, and pro'c'sonN
spre, Legitimate enterprise, that iacrta'-s IN value
se sesey .HnS and 81 props9
cating. Everything that hospitality can suggest to
Insure you delightful summer Jaunt to the country
will be provided. The great caterer, Week. vii 0ot
to your creature comforts under the higtcnt trlfuas
renowned Ith Regiment Band Will discourse eloquent
music IN the lovely groves and Harrison, the nmtahs
and unapprOachablt mprOylsatOre vocalist will amue
you. Remember. tho property must BE- sold at sons
price 10 be decided oy yTTpp1I;,sr' Titles perfect
per cent or years, PAYABLE In quarterly annual
installments, AZ option OF purchaser.
Take special train. Grand Central Depot Harlem Rul.
road at II O'Clock A. VI.
For free excursion tcket. msp. and furhe. informA
ton. apply To JEl.E. JOHNSON, Jr., Auctoupcr, :.
Park row
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Srnins nAatoln,s.
Sotttrlcs.

OPTICAL DRAWINGS.
~ ktNrtCKN STATE LOTTERIES -
KEN ~ G,-ENTRA tL'ss So. 49, L. I, 'N
kENrUCkY-CLNss No. "a, June ., ,s5'
q, 26, 10, s. Is, ~, Il, D. 43. i' t3 =,
SIMMONS & CO., Managers, tuyu-''h, ht,
SHELBY COLLEGE EXTRA CLASS y ~. ~. > Hss ."
q, g., y, 8, 70, 80, ~, H. 50, q. 3, - F,.1
SHELBY tOlLEGR-CLAss SO 81, June % '''N
D, 49, 10, 3, 81. l3, ls -, 81, tI o z,
SMITH Coz Managers tuN Nluslni"sl
way, Post once box lsg
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Sitambuats auo aaIlroaos.
DENNSyIyANIA RAILROAD.

II
Trains leave New York. from foot Of Desbros.e, and
ESpre's fsE Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, the West, sni
), I, and $40 i. n. sundW, 5. !, 80 +. ".
For Batimore MeshlnStoh' and the south M9 A. NJ, /.
Eapgess, for PNlds,p95', ,5 , 3 :; s ', a. ~ iss
For .ss1sJ JKfiS:nggq si,:.
i9r NswaIk q, s. 90 ~ SO 9 70 II ilto A. MS
6'9 is ylG q 10, 1880 +. NJ, and u night sunday
For kn5Si6 6, So. 7,7;io. $40, p 10, Il, I:pA;M,
Day S s.sS s. and siG r H. i''' ~'' D,'"'
Fs5 s fas ss f . u.s. u.s. s @ t1s s 3 s s. u P9Sp @ 5
10 Il 81 sad !! niS9t @ sgaa1y tS So and & Fl g. ,s
sr S q, sasaE. SPa Ger'H A~oo anu " A. A so
rsf.M. .SSiismsai sani,y S'aSaas;P?' 40 '.''
For fes MsGos a + nj aSoq ana jPN
For Phillpsou-e and Brl,idere, and =. NJ.
~sS$ssa. K II, igS, !, 3, ts"%$fH. 'D4 '-''"'
For Ja,mesbgrg ,g PsnoSr'Sn, Camden 6 \. NJ and via
i. rvs f!f{e 49, daily iS 'Sn a5fsSM b. & d,y " "
HNM IS, IEspW saass5i5 sunday si5 a. H. fr5m rn.s
eN' 7?i, -:i i13 p. NJ. sunily 5?l 65l, lla5 \. NJ,
S Se;s, , e; 2, ' e. aga 9 p5SsisHy A.'Sr i
Ir2nt t,cSet once Battery place. =, ro,,n >.
General Manager cen Pas. Agent.
IONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
ON aud after Monday May r. trains WILL leave James
slip follows: Leave 3lth st., East ryer IS mautes
later
80 NJ, Grcenport and sag Harbor, Mall and Rock.
away excursion trilns.
80 4. NJ, Port Jefferson, Locust Valley, and Rock.
away excursion trains.
1900 NJ. IsockAway express train.
ST, NJ, Rockaway express tram.
&SP. NJ, Greenport, sag Harpor. and Locust Valley
express trains.
SP. NJ. PORT Jefferson. Locust Valley, and Rockaway
express trains
6P NJ; Northport, Locust Valley, and RocEaway ac-
commodatlon trains.
Trains connect at Jamaica with East New York. and
at Mineola with Hampstead
on Thursdays special tram for ST. John Land will
leave James sp a g5l A. y. Returning will leave 81.
John Land at 5:i1 r. NJ.
SUNDAY TRAINS leave Hunters Point a. follows 4:
4. Nj Port Jt fvrsOn, NorthpOrt, Locust Valley, aud
Hempstcad excursion trains.
93l A. NJ, RoCkaway excursion train.
l2O i. NJ, kpckaway excursion train.
=. NJ. Northport and Rockaway trains.
1SJ J., NJ, Rockaway accOmm pdation train.
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Amustm.nts.

dmustmtrts.
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
FRIDAY NYa31 @gYF SkgAzS TAzsrM.
GERMAN MILITARY CONCERT .,
nn S'9 Of G 9' iH,sG
under aE " Ifl'?s1l H%s afF9P. fi55i','n a.. Of
KArELhNhISThE nna
s!s %2sS s :se q 3 &c s 45fs % SGia zsas 81
All" loo ''n 's sEGGo$P GG$ / '$SfislYpo ocoScEEr,
sArrrb5X2H.E Ei,7 EjitSE SEE29PGSf - PGf ar.M
y Mt FFdf3rrn on which occasion
will be nc'qd anew brEf bT'Tf H fEA ffG, 'A'''l'd the
with the great dram, pf or,
and the rrer ALA
BnYiA.fTTin liSi5TTTfsddsr SiSTfs ddrn srAsoSSD SS'D ST.
"JRH"&s1t JGno g. JaHds'. JJnS}S' "NJHns3GNi' June y
EiEErnl AyESTE so1l. TMEhTKRitai ~ KRitairsr,x DAILY
= 'o'v n'Li .'LXsff #yFER ~ THiif sEHs9S.' ' D
J6Sf BENff o = Mh j JosEPn Tp H. o. rUGAER 90 'Sl and
. Every nrht and saturday matinee. Madel"in Morel.
Ni"t&&Es9 filHIht aihHRhsS; :: rrrrp KodSAS NET WEEK
voo,L LrLI "a nsf s,,y.,s ,M2M6fggeG,L .pEouND.
Monday eyfqlinf Til 91g 81 s NV Is pTSSgSed 5SE
OLYMrIC THEATRE, n,ryo,nw,v
Genuine and decided success Last nights OF the fas
LfrfLE MILL. LITTLE NELL.
every eycnPs, f e her ETeAt g frq'%i99a 4 gT DRAMA
A grand nre scene. Galvanic battery Nitroelyce-
Mailgec. wganc'day and s;atar9ySs,2rP1M
ci, iM9ndaiA dsi M Jpr ~ N,'s 0S FEAycp
TmrnhfTCS56S mrf C56fs ffon4inlNHTn IN NEW E23RNAY 23,K
EnsAsemGSnt G TlG S12s4S rs S'S ELfIS ff2IIs f''oFl''
and the SiSs srSsf &LicE 'i9ag I&Rls6Sy s@S vocalist
who viii appear IN the nlsi, ncT nnd original drsma'
MATiSSEEs W%EbSfsDA1 ASDD EsArUkDSY.
rTnH NEW yomK, OLYMplC CIRCu-i
2S most OF circus. g,mnistc and variety "a cnt
Xdms-ica Sy IS 'V eens e. H. III AbXMs Equestrian Drcetor
JrNION s0rAH. THEATRE.
y begIPi gF1is 3 fN5 fSIqyffk FvfkY NaIyP NHIyESlNGs" J."
until further GfailfffL ST EFhi sla syo,'
Which VIII Vii BEN be Hrodgeed with sdPIRR sCfSE snd
an UNNSHSbt9P alS3Sb 9hSh hi Ii AsHffPAh MAfiSEE AT Ia"
Seats secured m advance.
WALLAcKf;5S.I Kf5.IiHI Kf;5SITiGHIrf>TTlHbr Tlb EVERY NIGHT.
.,. Miss kstharinc ioesrs, Mr A,lert2n, Miss
A3EA' a. Gs5TSH NF IS6hssys M 1TT9s
ooT4h NJ FsScelt nth ey geriat,sonn i. 3. Of ~ NJ
fIffER 39is RR2Y RfY DtSf w. Scfotdd S.sass s BIAS B
NORA S'ia iakei..SRE ef.S S S&ftRbEY si3 Ri,s2P. June s
w 'fVpNfNG at : AFTERNOON al
Nil. !. ", WARD NILS ANNIE FlRMIN
and Mis-. AMI MIR.
wINNGTrN MONTAGUE joins ~. JACK
in j NJ FinduIs drama, in Wilkir Collius's story OF
THE WINNING HAND. NEN MAGDALEN.
CTFINMAy a SUNS
y GRAND, SQUARE, AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
First ~ the Grand Gold Medal. of honor,
WORLDS fME, PARIS, lSi-LoNpuNt l'61.
ONE PIANO EVERY MORkING HOUR.
TEN PIANOS EVERY DAY. -
EVERY rlsNO WAl.sA STED FOR FIVE YEARS.
Illustrated catalogues with Price List, mailed free on
application.
wAREROONs SrEINwAY HALL,
100 and III East l,th st.. New York.
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R4YAL HAVANA LOTTERY 81. h.,S
y Prospectus for 1913 now ready. IA if''s "'
uPlAM, Weybossct St. Providence, u l

UFHAM, Woy ybOssrt 81, FrONlUrnrr1 4 T
$500. 600 w6'SSSL 61SLr .otais tS4I ,os,, i' We
Drama Distribution, the nnal drawing ~ @h"t , +
nNely eommonoes july l, 1873. secure unex'yAN .
DENLIN, " Liberty All PAUL T.. j. puN"r't
broad At, MlLLET sos. so Hr'ldAt. u 1n,s
bESNElr l9S sd ay; Or 81 Gr'As teuU'
Bridgeport. Conn
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SoarO nno 9ooms.

SolrO mo Sooms.
,SI EnY S TSc.ccS' aEr1 wq%'a Wants @ to rent
rent MOTTO exceed g. Can be seen at 95 Watts st.
ANICF room AMI bedroom to let furnished to a
East aiih st. % Aoor ~ ~ '''''''"' companions '
4 LOSE woman can accommodate two respectable
~ working girls, with or without board Apply At S5
A PEW respectable young men can be accommo.
~ dated ~th board and airy rooms In small family
4 -,GENTLEMEN and ladies he accommo
Broadway
4 NEATLY furnished room Tor one or two gentle.
vAa men; win gas Apply at Grand ST. doors from
4 FEW bosTGsrs IaGc. and gents good board and
4 FEW gents can he accomm ldnted with good
~ hoard and rooms reasonable price at 2OJ Fast 18th
FEW gentlemen, also lady, can he accommodate ed
N with good board and pleasant rooms Il! Henry st.
A FEW gentlemen can obtain board AMI pleasant
~ rooms also few day boarders at !j wcst 26th st.
EEE%S yoqns be with
N conycnienccs for cooking, ss9 East 18TH st.
AFEW mechanics can obtain board aud rooms, also
~ table boarders, at Ia West 25th st.
IHURNISHRD room for housekeeping also room
L for gentlemen. ii Clinton ST., door from Broome
FURNISHED front room, for housekeeping for
Il man and wife. sss Broom' ST. corner Mulberry,
EMRNLSHED rooms, with or without board, at IS
L West 4th st. two doors from Washington square.
coon board md pleasant rooms for respectable
N men also day boarders terms low. 823 West l7h
street.
ENTLEMEY can have good board and pleasant
" rooms, terms $3.50 week Address S2s West 8!d st
coon board and rooms tS per week. Private
W house, 100 Clinton st.
/ AREE furnished room and two bedrooms suitable
~ Tor housekeeping also parlor' III Henry st.
FINO LET-To married couple without children =.
furnished room for housekeeping. Forsyth At.
1.-TWO or three gentlemen can be accomm odAt ed
with board at loi 9TH st., near Grand WamsbuTgh
y Young ladies can have board, at a Broome st.
- top hoor ~
10 MARION ST.-Respectable men can have
- good board and pleasant rooms day boarders
@ PEH WEEK for good board also room, 10 p
"oS man and wife family English. az East a2d Ct.
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XVANTRD-Gcnteel agent.; most fortunate chance
w to make money pleasantly ~ to tl2 daily WIN
out fa convenient article for everybody 6i5 Broad
way. up stairs, o1hcei l.
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Z ost an0 Souno.

= VHR W'EV 2 UWFFU'
I OST-A pookctbook between Lord Tsyior's and
Rldley's, containing all the money the loser pos
sessed. Any one restoring the same VIII be thanked
and rewarded at 2b Clinton st., list nOOr.
I OsT-MOndsy afternoon. large Newfoundland
j. dog, yellowlsh legs yellow spots over the eyes.
liberal reward given II returned to II Bleecker ST.
GS REWARD for the return Of brinde. long.
W 2 haired sheep dog, with white breast, to N, A.
HAGGERTY, 2i I'd s
GDn REWARD.-Lost June /, light brown COW,
,p ~ with hole bored through left ear and horns
nearly meeting across forehead the above wArd Will
be paid on return OF the same TO ID. CAYANA0H Mas.
peth and Bush~ick avs. WilliAmsburgh.
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gibio,nos.

glib0.nos.
ATIONAL BANK oFTHE COMMONWEALTH,
~ ,,, NEW YORK, June -. 1873.
tai OF this bank win be paid to the sockhOlders free
o taxes OF the lat OF July and the transfer books
closed tlll the I'd,
BY order Of the Board OF Directors.
Il, j. HUEsTIs. Cashier.
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clusl,al sns.rum;nis.

Ilu5hU SHsIuWtlus.
4 BE,IrIFlL iron frame plano modern I'm:
" prUNriuruts, fuly sutrLutc4. GOLDSMlIliS, y
Blocker IT,, n ar Bowcry.
A GOOD octave piano. with all mo iern improve.
~ meats for sale cheap for want of cash, al 30 West
IS Ia II.
DEtITIFI Lpiano. only $40. stcinway 7li.octaye
ID planofOtte every Improvement, sold for want Of
money At j BlDDLEs, ~ MaNereY place, near Broad
way.
DRAIrIFII rosewood 7.octaye plano, tiJ0 2l3
ID East Ath st. between "a anu ID avs
V,iK~T-C LASS octave pianos rctailed nt whole
sale prices Direct from factory. Send for circular
Pianos sold on monthly payments
CHkisiIE, Is Barrow, near Hudson st.
I,OR LESS than sl0o-A beautiful four round.cor
Il nered piinoforte, including stool, % Third 81.
Ono PIANOS AND ORGANS OF nrstclass
--OO makers Will be sold at lower prices, 'or cash
or inrtAllmcuts or for rent, in city country by
HORACE WATERS 3 son, 49, Broadway, than ever
offered before.
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GItanit1.--Ftma'ts.

A WORK. given ont AZ advanced prices 10 nay tor
n frsi class new sewing mIc,inr5 All clrnci over
q small monthly lnstallmont We nav promptly In cash
II. -. .pOND CO..
aud li Astur ula
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@1nnttn. .maIts.


WANTRD-Gcnteei agent.; most fortu1.te chance
w TO make money pleasantly $50 VIZ ualy VIII
out faili convenient srtice Tor everybody oo broau
way, up stairs, ONCE l.
-, ~ryn 49,. .hcu, 10 voa-. ia ,yho 4, a iItng
M ., ,U nre,,rnd wc.Sn ',Ion.e @ Watts 81 near
H. I'"" P'e''''u' "'''''" ' " ~ '
a. onS hrG,ns "r plnHcr 'n0p 'Oo' 70 run '''
WANTED An elderly p1intcr to thke charge OF
w shop. Apply after ~ o'clock ~ l26 iark aa,.
GAMBLING BARTON.
-, N.,.n ,,,.r,a., or 4 af,, aud > farm b,nds
w m ,rrici or singci also boy. lS West ilth st.,
corner ath ay.
wv NTED-A good prcssman custom and shop
w pants Ucst prices paid. % Ne" Bo"ery' top uoor
WANTED , prcs'ncn on pants also nnl.hers
w WORK given out lB Bowcry, u Moor. T. oMl III.
-, N,rN .,..,.. ,,a, O., ,riv, a furniturc
w go y" os ,p s.,,"x az "A h",aarV ~ 1n F,s' III
" 'uO" - WI "''N "'i ''"'"' - ''' '' ''
w NMTtn ,Nyvts" Is,Na,i ~ ~ r. cip,y.r ,ppy w. ~ WV
y W" " i''''' '"' 70 w W '' W.
~ ANTIn-rw1 good tim an | shret.iron workers
W must be- rr,tc'ass men. ai asl Pear ST.
w " r. MrGiEIINN'S Pnmrapn. n j.
WANTED Two good tailors TO work In the
w store at ~ sth aN, near 3lih 81
NNANrEp-A boy to feed small cylin ley press at
w ll5 Liberty 81.
>ryt, , ,i,,,,,,... d. "A %. c,,., "a h.ino,
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Changing the Subject.

Little Mary had heard her father in
etruct her elder brothers and sisters thai
when, in the course Of conversation, g
subject came up that seemed to be dis.
agreeable to any one present, etiquette
demanded that it should be changed as
quick as possible. Some DAYS after, her
father said 10 her as he left the house:
Mary, papa wants you to be very
careful, ii you play in the garden to-day,
not to touch the hyacinths. Will you
remember?'
Or course she would, but on papa's
return in the evening, he found hya-
cinths picked. and the marks Of the lit
tie feet in the garden bed.
Calling Mary to him, he looked very
grave and said:
my dear, remember that told YOU
particularly not to touch the hyacinths,
and now find them picked, and no one
has been in the garden but you. How is
this?" Mary laughed and said:
"Oh, 1t was plcnded in the garden to-
day! l saw beautiful little birds nest,
and there was great butterfly"
Wait, wait, my child. l am talking
to you about something else. Don't you
understand me? am very seriously dis
pleased with you. told you not to touch
the hyacinths, and now l find them pick
ed, and your footprints all about"
"Oh, yes. papa, did have the lowell
est time in the garden to-day. Don't
you think it was a beautiful -day?'
Mary, how dare you answer me so
impcrtinently!" am talking to you
about your disobetlience. Why do you
not attend to me? shall have to make
YOU" 80
father sobered at this suggestion, the
little girls countenance fell, and she
faltered out:
"Why, papa, you said that when
subject became unpleasant To any ono.
the only way was to change it,"
Papa saw the point, and the unpleasant
subject was dropped for that time.
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Mobile (Ala.) Correspondence n. Y. Herald
Brigadier-Genera w. N. Pendleton,
late Chief Of Artillery Of the Confcdc-
rate Army Of Northern Virginia, and
now pastor Of the Episcopal Church AZ
Lexington, 10 on a lecturing tour through
the South for the purpose Of raising
funds to build a tomb to the memory OF
General II. Z. Lee. Hc has spoken IN
nearly all the principal cities South, but
here General Pcndleton eclipsed his
former lectures by making a most as
founding charge of treachery against
Longstrcet.
In his lecture delivered in this city for
the Lee memorial fund, Pendleton SOL
EMMY arraigncd General James Long,
street, that dreless fighter and proven
hard hitter, and to his delay he attribu-
ted the lost opportunity at Gettysburg.
The lectarer said that, to his personal
knowledge, derived from Lees own lips,
Longnrcet had the night before the
battle, received from General Lee in
person orders to advance at the dawn Of
the next morning; that he General
fendleton) had made reconnaissance
IN persOn, and declared to General Lee
the perfect prxcticablility Of immediate
assault upon the then unprepared ene-
my; how he had waited impaiiently till
IL o'clock; how Longstreet at that hour
rode up to his side and sat upon his
horse, useless and inactive, until four
o'clock r. NJ; then when the head Of his
column did 60 in. his soldiers were fn-
tile against the now massed concentrat-
ed enemy; and still Kobt. T.. Lee (Gen.
eral Pendleton sadly refused to Law the
blame upon the shoulders Of the man
who fought so often aud so well for him.
1t IL expected that this will create
quite storm in the South.
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one OF the first problems that came
before State Auditor Wildman, upon as
ming the duties OF his Office, was that
of rqualizing taxation throughout the
difle cnt parts OF the State. AS il has
heen the practice Of County Assessors
fom time immemorial to place an incor-
rect or differentiation upon all proper
t.. il was exceedingly difficult matter to
get at the true valuation OF the property
in the State. Ii became apparent that
some measures would have to be adopt
ed whereby the actual valuation could
be ascertained before any further steps
could be taken 10 remedy the evil. Cir
culars Were therefore sent to the County
Auditors about the LIST OF April request
ing them to instruct the assessors to as
sess taxes upon property at rs near its
full value as possible, instead Of one
third or 0ne-half rs heretofore, and they
Were furthermore instructed to report
progress before the 18th inst. In pur-
suance of this request abont thirty
County Auditors have reported to the
State Auditor. These communications
are all OF a very encouraging nature,
and from them il would seem that asses
sors, property-holders and railroads will
do the best that is in their power TO fol-
low the requirements OF the law to the
letter, and will render all the assistance
possible to secure the desired end. From
the information that has thus far been
received Mr.. Wildman estimates that
the valuation Of the property as shown
by the State duplicate for the present
fiscal year will reach figure nearly ifl
not quite double that OF any previous
year. The wisdom Of this course is APP
parent to all; for as soon as it is in full
operation and its results fully known
it will have the effect of reducing the
per cent of taxation which, while not
altering the actual amount to
be paid, will enable the authorities to
fix upon an equitable rate of taxation.
to which end the. Auditor is laboring
industriously. indianapolis Journal.
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DIR. McKenncy's
e rheumatic E4iaiEaaeEae.

III anosf instantly relieve ,hwos obt insio Rheu
'rtc fsirs TRY it, 10 uoi al ~ all 'ir-es =,
Your command bottle 81 th s,real Pain Destroyer.
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ANOTHER TEs11XcEy
HrsrrS n,nasrks No..

BENTON H,sRsrks No..
srr.i 80 1890
IN. ioHr DrtI-Dear sir. Knowing t''c ~ c'ercy /.
your Sarsapsrla AMI The healing and hcrcfcal a.. II
ties Il poss-ssrs send ron the following staten cIi
my
| wounded about two years agr--was takrr rriS
oner and confined for six months R.ir- moved SO o.
ten. my wounds have not healed yet. have sat
a moment since was wounded. | am shot through III
hips. nv general health Is impaired. anil need
thing 70 assist nature. have fsiih ~ your Sar
saparilla than anything else ! wish that 10 he renu
inc. Please express r,e half dozen botlrs and ol
CArrAfS c .P. joTNshE
Sr. l.oris,
r. s.-The.fo'owing was written April 10th, lseo.
Mrs. Jennie Johnson. mother o. Cart. johnson;
bn. JoHS BrLI.--Dear Sir Ny husband pr G.. $
johnson was skfnl surgeon and ySic IN c.ntri
View York. where he died. leaving the above &. l
Johnson 20 my care At thirteen ysars ~ age lie had
chronic diarThea aud scrosala for Which gave you
SarsapaTilla II cured him. have for years re
commented II 10 many in sew York. Ohio and Iowa. TO-
scr"fua. fever sores and general debility. Perfec
success has attended IL. The effected in som,
cases Of scroula and fever almost miraculous
am very anxious for my 10 agan have recourse /,
your Sarsaparilla lie Is fearful Of getting a spurion
article. hence his writing to you for IT, His wound
we're terrible but believe be will recover
Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE il hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned, has been appointed Adj
ministratrix Of the estate Of David Cox.
late of Dubois county, Indiana, deceased.
Said estate probably solvent.
RACHEL cox, Adm'rx.
April 18th, ls73.-3w.+
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JUST lain
forit superiority over all remedies eserorcrcd III c
public Tor the SAFE CERTAIN cure 81 Ague
and Fever, Chls and Fever whether of short long
standing. lie refers To the entire Western and South
western country 10 bear him Testimony to the trah
the assertion. that in hafcycr will fail cure
IL the directions are strictly followed out In great
single dose has been sufficient for cure
and whole families have been cured by single bottle,
with perfect restoration of the general health. Iii
however prudent and in certain to cure,
il it's continued In smaller doses for week
after the disease has been checked especially IN Diff
hcu and long standing Usually. this medicine.
will not require any aid TO Keep the good order
should the patient. however. require cathartic med
cine after having taken three four doses ~ the Tonic
n single dose 81 BULLS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS
will be snfncient.
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eEslIs aMd Fever

nr. Mckinney The rronricter OF this invtina''eren
edy has discovered he great dsieeratun ~ hls 'E"r
Table Acrs ToSc, Ne has spared no pans ar none.
IN getting Mp the Valuable Tonic. Aud me great q.
nHnddaly made for il. gives the proprietor me mos
ample assurance that he has met win graf success
ana he feels thankful that he has been able 70 give '
he public remedy thar contains oQuinne sr Arsenic
hat will without a doubt,
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GOOD NEWS!

rue People OF nnhois and adjoining counties ar,
espeetiaiiy informed that h. riCknARnTof,
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Cure the Chills and Fevcrl

THIS remedy stands prominent among al orer iohi's
in ihis That IL T. not only specific Tor thet HILLS aud
Fever htI, also certain remedy for Nenralgia, y
u radache. Cholera Morlus thoisr: narrhes. sore
Throat and TooihAcle " viii only require YOU to Try
u once TO be convinced Of it's great durable properties