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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04
MERELY MENTIONED

LET your outgo be less than your income.
Cuba Hill picnic grounds will be very popular.
Wedding cards printed at the COMMERCIAL job
Morgan sells great many nice neckties TO nice
people.
Fifth street. opposite the Clayton House, is new
y paved.
Consultations and Bylaws printed at the Con-
MKRCIAL printing rooms.
Bowman, the grover, at Second and King, is do
ing an immense business.
The Friends First-day school picnic will take
place on next Seventh day, In Riddles woods.
Nat Bayne made a good soldier during the war
and as a tailor thnre is no discount on his work
Constantly arriving, fresh nsh of all kinds at
the well-known Eighth street, fish headquarters
-vanDeventer has many of the best people of the
State as customers at his dental rooms, SOY Market
street.
The wel-dressed man who passed up Market
street, yesterday, had Just come out of DeWolt's
great clothing establishment.
The hum OF Singer Sewing Machines is heard in
million dwellings. Joseph II, Jones sells the Ma
chine In Delaware, at 6l6 Market street.
-Twenty-one styles of Misses Caters, at Bah
cock Bros, 2O6 and 2Os Market street.
You san get nice ladies' lasting Button Caters,
ct BsDcock BROS, for $3.50, call and zee them.
All the styles and grades of low cut walking
shoes, at BabC0ck Bros, 2O6 and20S Market st.
The Princess Eugenie walking shoe, double sole
for ladies' at babcocK N Bro y, 2Oo and 20S Market
treet.
The Excelsior and Evans American Cater, to
he had only at Babcock Bros, 206 aud 2Os Market
street.
-Thirty-eight (9s) styles Laoies' CATERS from
$l2' TO 800 ut Baocock Bros, FOG and 2OS Mar
ket street.
-Fifty-thres (5s) styles OF gents CATERS, from
$l.I6 to $1,000, at BabeOck Bro 2O6 and 2Oe Mar
ket street.
An endless variety Of Chidrens and Infants
Shoes, all styles and colors, ut babcock Bro zO6
and aus Market street
The new style Portland gaiter designed for
gents wh0 wear wide bottom pants, at baDcoek =
Bro q, 2U6 and 2OS Market street.
Latest thing out is the mixed coored shoes for
chlldren all The in New YORK city TO he had at
babcOck Bro h, 2O6 and tOs Market street.
All our goods warranted and are twenty per
cent lower than elsewhere, invite you To call and
examiner no trouble to show goods at Babuuck &
BrO.'s, 2O6 and POS Market street.,
Hayes imports his own tobacco. Consumers
can rely on getting u cd article at fair prices.
Give us catI at second and French streets
lH..R
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04

gN- FOR Loss Of ApPet6e, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Depression OF Spirits and General Debility, In their
various forms Ferr0 Pnosphated EliXir OF CalIssay
made by CHswel, Hazard a 90 New lork, and sold
by all Druggists ls the best tonic. AS q stlmulant
tonic for patents recovering from fever or other
sickness, It mas no equal II taken Daring the sea
son 1t prevents fever and ague aud other intermt-
tent fevers.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04
Societies,
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Hope Lodge, No 81. 1. 0. o, F., at Odd Eel
lows Hall, 3rd and King streets.
Morning Star Division, No. 2, S. Of T., in the
McClary Building.
Delaware Council No. 2, O. U. A. NJ, at Me-
chanics Hail. 219 King street.
Diamond State Lodge, No. 5, G. F., at Good
Fellows Hall, Sd and Market streets
Champion Lodge, No. 6, X. of p, at Knights
of Pythias Hall I'll Market street
Oriental Lodge, No IL, X. of r., at Ferris l.
Garrett's Building, 50i Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No. 4, |. o. r. NJ, at Red
Mems Hall, 415 Market street.
Wawaset Tribe, Red Men, at Odd Fellows
Hall, Rising Sun
Oriental Lodge, No. 1, U. D., A. F. A. NJ, at
Masonic Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04
Aattfes.

TAUTIoN TO THE PUBLIC,-I hereby caution
the public against receiving or negotiating any
note drawn by me, payable at the Bank Of Whining
ton and Brandywine, unless received from lny hands
or with my consent | give this notice because
there IL note OF mine, which has been obtained
without consideration. IN improper hands, which
shall not pay. jeS ST A, RICHARDSON
DENtNSULAR TRUST, SAFE DEPOSIT AND
II INSURANCE co
WILMINGTON June ~, lsT3.
meeting Of the Stockholders Of the PeainsHlar
Trust, safe Deposit and Insurance Company Will he
held at the Clayton II nse, IN The Ci Uf Whining
ton, on Saturday, June l4th, 1873 ut O'Clock Pm.
JOSEPH T. TAYLOR
je2,6teod Secretary.
NJ NoTICE-wILMINGToN INSTITUTE-A meet
~ ing of the members OF the wilmington Insti-
tHte, 10 adopt new Bylaws, under the amended
Charter, viii be helu IL the Library and Reading
room on Monday, June oh, at S P. NJ.
BY order of the resident.
JOS. A, RICHARDSON,
maV9lSt secretarv
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04
See tine tables for further particulars
New Advertisements, THE Day.

N5W HUFOFEEs0uIeHI61 THE DHy'
Carpets-Y K Arch8mbault
Crackers and biscui's-Jos Jones
Mrrshall House, York Har or, Me
PeTem tory sale OF property-JOshua MarlH
For sale--Second hand plano
Plumber wantad-Speakman Bros
Potted hRm-Jos Jones
Canned Soups-JOa Jones
Hardware-Truman & shaw
City Items-ValiOus parties
Funeral notice
straw hats-Wm Temple h Co, Phila
Picked Oysters-JosJ Jones
ACKNOWLEDGMENT City Bank
Wanted-Stout boy
sardines-JOs Jones
Rocky Mountain Vermilion Paint I'd page
Kid gloves-C II Hamrick Il Co, Phi Ia
Silk Poplins-Geo ID Wisham, Phila
Travelling auits-Nyers a Sons, Phila
Lace sacques-Ely, Hunsberger 4 Ely, Phia
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04

ER- James Fray.-This well known and dlstin.
gulshed ice cream maker, as the hot weather a. :
proachss begins his nightly travels along streets
distributing 10 MS l,UO satisfied customers, his
choice ice cream. Last nIgnt his bel sounded I0r
the 1rst time this season ana from this out, during
the not weather, the peuple VIII rush " ms wagon
Icr thelT lnslalnent OF Ills rich and lovely cream.
de also serves our best families al dinner
and tea time, and IN the evening dis HEADQUARTERS
ls al Eighth street Market Restaurant.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04

The Knight OF the Lone Star, W. A. Wilson,
ruled himself out.
The affair passed of very quietly, and to the
satisfaction Of every one, 80 far as we could
learn.
II any one was crowned Queen of Love and
Beauty, our correspondent failed to state it.
The commercial Printing RstabIlshnIent-
What "EiHrlkness magazine" says OF Ii.
The June issue Of HdrknesS' Magazine has the
following in reference to one OF our industrial
establishments
WILMINGTON WITH NATIONAL REPUTATION AND
BUSINESS IN JOB PRINTIHG-rHE DELAwAREANs'
METROPOLIS COURTS THE UNITED STATES IN THE
ART TYPoGHAPHIC,
Our proposition looks large, we proceed to de-
monstrate it.
The first printing we ever had in Wilmington
was done at the Commercial Job Printing house
of Jenkins X Atkinson, now located at Fifth and
Market Since seven years ago. the coming Oc-
tober, the amount of cash we have paid that firm
might seem incredible With the weight OF ex-
perience our testimony is that they have produc-
ed work nnexcelled anywhere,a at prices giving an
advantage over the largest cities. The punctilio
with which they have exactly kept their prom
lses and contracts is notable Hence they have
given their patrons satisfaction and earned great
public confidence. Through their ono price
system and one way of dealing with everybody,
parties abroad send orders and copy and get all
the satisfaction, security and economy that they
could receive by calling in person. From the
start they brought down Wilmington prices
since which time these never have gone up
They have built up large establishment by the
merit and extent OF their productions.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04
last xuA 1snHA.

I osT.
1 mealy Canary Bird, with dark spot on back Of
ts head reward Of sh will be paid to any one re-
turning It TO 6i0 W. THIRD STREET.
may3O6L'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04

WEDDING OF PRoF DAY Mondays Harrisburg
Mercury says Prof. Howard bay will to-mor.
row shuttle off his celibacy and enter into mat.
rimonial bliss The young lady is a Phlladel
phian, and the ceremony will take place there
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04

TRoTrIYG AT OXFORD, The entry books o
the Oxford Agricultural Society show that ther
have already been more horses for speed entere
than heretofore. Among the entries are seyera
noted HORSES
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04
NEW FIRM

The undersigned have entered into co-partnership
under the 1rm name OF M. v. a / c. Pyle, for the
purpose OF carrying on the coal business, at the S.
W. corner Of Front and Tatnall streets.
MARIS V. PYLE,
aprl9-5m ISAAC q, PYLE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04

The BOYS, THIS TIME The neighborhood Of
Fourth and Monroe is fast winning to itself the
the same distinction which has heretofore been
held by Church street. 1t seems to be the great
battle ground for the rowing elements of the
quent there The latest occurred among a lot
OF ten wear old boys (but what more can we ex-
peet if their parents do no better) on Monday
night as they were returning from some pic-nics
which had been held during tho day. Nearly
the whole party was drunk of them 80
much SO that they could not keep their feet
The rest INDUCED in free fight. The party
who furnishes us the information Gays there is
rarely ever policeman seen in that locality.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04

Fifth street is paved.
The clock in the First National Bank is relia-
BILE.
The Hope Lean Association meets this even
ing
Oxford Exhibition on Thursday and Friday of
this week.
Don't forget the San Francisco mnstrels on
Saturday night.
The statement of the Delaware City National
Bank is published elsewhere.
A COW has been in the city pound since last
Thursday. Who is the owner?
Epworth Strawberry Festival at the Lecture
Room of Grace Church, this and tomorrow even
iDgs.
Mr. Swift is laying walk of artificial stone in
front of his dwelling on the Avenue.
LeGrand Hoyt has sent us late files of the
Washington papers, for which thanks.
Prof. Light makes his second ascension from
the Lafayette Hotel, this afternoon.
The managers OF the Board of Trade met last
evening at the rooms, smoked number of C-
gars, and informally discussed important iiuan-
cIal questions The successful effort at quo
rum. on Saturday evening, exhausted the abili-
ty of the Board, for a fOrtnight,a at least.
We are sorry to note typographical error in
Hdrkaess Magazine. Throughout a long arti-
Gle, gauge is printed "guage.' In the haste
Of daily issue we make frequent mistakes as
Mr., Coursey truly says, printing a paper six
times week is no child's play but Quarterly
ought not TO have such blemishes.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04

CoMBUsTIoN.-A remarkable discovery il
claimed to have been made Of bed of ore in
the Rocky Mountains Of which can be made
peculiar sort Of paint superior for general pur-
poses to any other now in Use 1t is claimed
for it, actually, that this paint will cover three
times as much surface and wear three times as
long as any other paint 1t is called Rocky
Mountain Vermllllou Paint" and is sold in Phil
adelphia, at l3O Walnut street, by q. B Smith,
agent for the company which manufactures it.
The vermillion paint has been subjected to a fire
test of over five hundred degrees Of heat, which
renders it still more valuable az a paint exposed
to the burning rays Of the sun or tho consuming
ordeal Of heat in any form. The cheapness OF
this paint and the readiness with which it il
spread on the surface Of brick walls, rendering
the same imperyious to da npness gives this ar
ticle special interest in mechanics.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04

Hayes imports his own tobacco. Consumer
Can rely on getting cd article at fair prices
Give us a calI at second and French streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04

Everything needful for comfort elegance and
economy in clothing at Bennett Il Co. 3, Tower
Hail. 5l8 Market street, half way between Fifth
and sixth Sts. Philadelphia.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
RslIrsad Hszrz.
rRAnls LKAvn wuMNeroN.

TRAnis LEAVE wILMnGTON.
FOR PksLadelpAta-1.s5, as, $50 $40, 1880 q m.
1880, sOO, l00, $50, T.1b, 1895 ?. m. Sundays
80, and $50, p. m.
For Ness YoEk-l.so q. m. 1880 and $50 D. m.
For BaltiHsOye-laBs. A0s and 1909 q. N. l.ss and
5.12 p. m.
FOr the Delatears R R--l2b6, and 1910 a. m.
6ao p. N. No Sunday trains.
FOT ReO CastIs--la.b0, 1910 a. M, and LIS. eO0
p. m.
sor oOatesvslle- le-s.s0, A. M. and Q and P. M The
d. It two run through to Reading.
FOR ". e W. n. R-(Market 81, Depot) 100
1870 a m, and 695 p. m,
LAAvE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
iz40 $50, and l04b g. m. 1910 a.sO, $50, AOO,
o1n.TOO, 9.16 and l1.sO p. M Sundays 500 IN. and
9.16 p. m. and l1.90 p. m.
TRAINS ARRTvB AT WILMINGTON,
From Dslaasare h R.-S0O Qvom New Ca ass
lO.lb q m. 800, 1880 CThe latter is freight with
passenger car aItached.)
From ". d r. R-S15 and 1l.46, a m. and s. 10
p. m. The SIZE a. M only runs from C0atesville.
From PhfLddeiphia--i2.42, So, p.b6 Il m 1900
lS, S.4s, A4s, 5.O2, 625 $50, 1885. Sunday ls42,
l.53 and $50 a. m, and t0.9b p. M
From ". d ". r. R-{Market st., DepoD 1855 a.
m., 100and 500 m.
- See tine tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04

The two best composition roonngs now in use
Plastic SLATE, AND ASBESTOS
ROBERT ATKINSON,
ONCE In Good Hanna's, Hardware Store,
marl9.Sm 423 Market street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04
Books aud $tatiOuerB.

2tanus, Organs aud aeteluaruus
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04

NOTlCE,-At a meeting OF the Board OF Direo-
IN tors OF the Bakers Union Philip Combs was
authorized TO Settle the accounts of that ABsOCia
ton, and all those indebted TO said Association are
hereby notified to call al the corner OF Fourth and
Spruce Streets, and make settlement at once and
save cost by order of the Board of Iirectors
aprlI-u j. BARI,LEr, Sec'y.
II IssoLUTIoN OF PARTNERsHIP-The Co.
~ partnership heretofore existing between sam
uel Mufpney and Joseph e. Booth, Cabinet Makers
and Furniture Dsaers, is this lay dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The business OF the late firm will be
settled by Joseph g. Booth, who will still continue
the business at the old stand, 300 SIIPLEY Street.
Wilmington, Del. SAMUEL MURPHEY,
JOS. e. BOUTH.
WILMINGTON, April 10. aprl7-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04
3ank statements.

IL, DELAWARE CITY NATIONAL BANK, AT
DELAWARE CITY, In the State Of Delaware, At
the close Of business on the 25th day OF April, 1873
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-06-04

All our goods are warranted and are twenty per
cent lower than elsewhere, we invite you To call and
examine: no trouble to show goods at BaDUuck Il
BROS, 2O6 and POS Market street.,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-22
MuS Sem 6pIblambe.

@on Silnsr City. Srabo niro BEN
@alif. Democrat eeldrieben
lln(ere Miner ~tefinren iI@ in oiel'
perlpredenosr Gage. SD Mill feines>
pees cte|elben ~aufpufen," rod i'd
CLAUDE ni9t 70 Yiel III la9eu, tpenn id
bic 8ebauptune ausiprede, eae f@ Biz
bieTaen Winen nod ME in @olrz unc
S~ilberquar; retdbalti9er er9aben, als
9erate pieies Sabr. aa..
Ds9 IS 1T ni1t @0eS 0olp mas
sldnst unb lusur nidt in u~nieren Miz
men. Saon ieit ldnserer Belt bat 1d
bier mie abnlih in Galiiornten, Ger 5ab
sssen ZEN Gtineien fu%nosesetsn, uue
man befIrdtet ldon lanse, rab
rte Miner .etnes 1b5nen Gaaes
ldmmtlide Gbinelen aus Ten Wft>
men peitI9en rperpen. Nm leBten
Samtas nun beaab li@ cine Oeputas
tation Der peridierenen Minerz @enolz
lenldaftsn su Zen Superintencente1 Ter
bitiiaen Minen unp Die QeBteren erbiel>
ten Die Muforreruna btnnen "a Stun>
ZEN i1mmtIibe @binelen> rel9e Be-
lddftisuns BADEN, gu entlansn. SIN
entasseneeieBten Iaus warcen ALE Wtz
ner Die Nrbett einfellen.
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penitsn Mase lein Re@t une feline
p1idt auseeiitt zen @lauben uno Die
ansssrifsnen tatbclilhen @eminen ~
pertbeiciaen. Gr vsrlebt fein @s3t, CT
ibt fcinen Mnarif auf Die GtpiSemalt
aae. @ir ssborden @ott rnebr ais
ben Wenlhen, unp NIT eieitm Mft per,
tbeirisen @ir Die rslisi5ie Greibeit, bic
esi(tiee llnabbdnsisfeit eer @emintn.
perleBt an llnIerer perion. uno Wir
bleiben apoHclil9er 0icar. SeitiserGbef
bee &lerus unp bet 3atbolilt1 bee
GantonS @rnf. Br lesnen sic TN
Nomen SeIus @briRus unp leinss Vi=
cars pius TX. Der uns 9elanet bat.
Bir iesnen audi bic, wel&e uns perfol>
eeu, trel9e llnS aus llnlerem 3anre
perpsilen, fir wel&es mir rlur Sutes
espout uno eetban baben. Wir rei>
den nur rer@emalt, welde une fef8es
nummen. Dir la1en Tins 'f%ortfdbren,
inrem 3ir in tisier 6tunbe bic Worte
unleres Germ ano Grl5lsrs SeiusGbgi,
fas mieperbolen: Grteee lei 0enf,
Griebe in cer @abrbeit UNI @sre@tis<
feit !"
0orber bate ter 0ro6e @atb BON
@snf nit IS seaen Is Stimmen oas
princip Der 1rennuns Der 8ir@e pom,
Staate %per,porfen unp bic Wabl Der
pfarrer rur9 pie @emeinpen ansenpm>
Die fatboli1den. 8lrser in @enf
Iammeln @elper CUR u~nterflBung ibres
9ii9ofs unp ibrer Yrie1er.
Cine NnSaN Nttranniser tasesen
bat ZEN Gr>pater 6yacintb erlu9t cas
Seel,oreeamt in @enft fit lie su aber>
nebmen. 9yacintb bat 3uitimme1c 9e>
antwortet. Der feblte nod - ans.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1873-03-22

Gin Notb, unb 9lfsbu9 emit aaopat,iider
6ausapotbsfe perbunoen) eteisnet unS niBl,&
fir Jepermann unD 3a iecer 3ett.
2meite pielfld Sermebrtt uup Serbe1erte Muf.
laae. Entered according to act OF Con-
gress, in the year 1872, by DR.. A. FIJI
scher, in the Office Of the Librarian of
Congress, at Washington.
Snoem ib periu1te, elm prdftiides 9anbtud III ftrei-
ben uno bamtt eins paEenee. gut siuserittee 5ausupo.
tbete Serpanb. CLAUDE tb in, S!dnee 5u ieta. Seternlnn
b%eirieeieen 3u fpnnen, Der rcn Der Meotitntihen Winen.
ftaft ~psrlanet ihm o1S 3u geSen, mas iebem 3n Nuben
aerei&t unb poruldr eema9t wsreen fann Iae earf.-@s
lit ntdt nteine Ntlt6t. pittnt Meei;tHen in Die Welt )
ftidsn, ioneern nit ddten une rid t3en .Get'teln. matt
&ls:beit uao beutliter Sprads hay ia isiftn. mas in Ell
nem ~ssrartieen unterncbr1en selett.et rerttn lam.
Sat aljabrliA fontn,t 20 I'M gStnter oor, edB gSese
unb strasen Of. Sage lang e%inseidaeit itnt unn ni6t be,
fatrsn treroen fonnen mic ot IL 'tdnntliel frrbren b.lFrs
i'm guite pber auf ~einfannen grairien rab ME bart une
itper tanu 60 nun fur iplte perlpnen perten. bic am
Rrantenbeite irsenb etnts ibrer An5etrrisen feten, mtnn
tie feline ~dr;tltdbe 5iIfe. MEIER Ratbsebsr ned rltttse Wit-
Is lei nun aud FER 3usd siefes sud,cs iesen cera1nf
tia ~fenfenten Meni1en bar paTslbe aeiB,a ~etntaemul
bard!iest init ben TN aatdstttenesben nisiif %pprfcmn,sn'
ben 8rdnftsitet tetdnnt ;u ma6tn une ttn te Nuus-
arrtheEs ais unentbebrltten Ncthunfer al bic 5anb su
. Das BUD I'll nt&ts reiter ais eth s.treuer 9atrer elm
Qeirfapsn uno Selfer in be- Moth. unb nit Ter &pctsefe
tertunben. Elm %nptspene' 9es Sdusseratte Die Rrdrf-
bstten ~urnfdhfn due jeas Saae. wc Der Nrjt e~ntpeeer niht
nrtppsnei3 1T Ser 90 erle aueentlidlite 5ilfe ppn arp
eer ~~ebeutuna ferben fam. y.
DaS Bud In ttnartb lit in 3rdntteiten Der geiefbcre.
men unt Sduaftnse bann fOlsen idmmri;te Sin ~eT,ranf.
teiten ron is stabren. ferntr Die 8rantheiten &rradies
ner, 5rauerfraafteittn unt cine tei9r ere Nttteiluna
tiltst pie 8staneluns uns srife tertalts'a5 sipeiie bel icn'
fieen Rrantenz g~crFommniHen unb plf@.:Aen unSlads-
fallen !. 3. bei @srsiftunsen, Ysrbrsay anssa conner
Dsn sssias uilsst cine turss ubsantfuus sou, msu}t.
81, 9 sasR s Dr.W. Gt{Ger.
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q d

So F.. re. |--r --4 . -f - - 3 ~.
lleter ben becauerliden Gcnaift, mel.
DEF swilden rem raeifalen NeAierunge>
beb6roen unp oer fatbo!ifben Deiitlibs
felt in mebreren Gantonen Ger Shwea
sum NuebraGe e.fummen it, lieae'1
aunmebr aupsrldliiseYeridt vcr, oene1
mir NadfebenreS entnsbmen. ].
Die &eeierunsen Der Gantone Bern,
SuIotburn, Narsau, Gburaau unp Ya=
lel baiten befanntlih zen 8iihcf son
Solotburn als atselegt etflart, neil
rerlelbe f1 weieerte, sinen %attranniaen
@eiiliden als Yiarrer elmer fatboliI den
@emetnpe ansuerfenueu. 3ualeid,
purpe Cen @risiern %perboten, amtlia
nit BEN Bildoie 81 ssrtebren. Wses,
BE Webrbe,t ces fatboIilden 0Olfes
nod bic @eiflidteit 1T jspud BilIens.
f1 tielem Derbpte ;u. faser.
SIN Golotburn baben' %;tueitaulent
8arser an ben Gantcns>& atb folsenet
Ginsabe seri@tet. IS lei Der Gan
tansrasb auberurpentli9er Beiie obn'
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Qeibl hmer3e,t, Bei4werben bes &upfes, Der
Bruf, @dpinbel, Driden, Ouferfstt bes
Ropfes, 8et(emmung Der 8ruf, beIawer-
liAes Mu5z uno G%inatbmeh.
0eaen petbltAe &ranf9etten
ais: 9Yi1erie, 8(abunsen, @uttertelapsr'
ben.
@ssen go(1bluttgfett, 9lei4s
fu&t, @sl6iudt, &upf= uno Oliererlhr,erz
sen, ucbslteiten, SbnmaGten uno Ssr3s
tlopfsn.
Wesen &artarr6 umb @ted.
f9nup EN-, ba bic Srcpfen ben lAar=
fen llodenrcn Sdletm auflUisn.
@ssen &1eumattsmus 0t6t,
aali9e, remittirenbe uno intermitttrenoe
Sisber, gesen &ranf9etten bes Slutes, Der
Nieren uno Blale.
0ssen DY1peplta uno ale baraus
%entiprinsenbe &ranfleiten.
. @eaen 9auttranf9etten, Mus>
f9Iage.u no iberbaupt ale surd unreiz
aes Ylut Gerscraebradte &ranfbeiten
6altet Guer Slut rein nnS bic
Gefunbbeit Cures &Orpers wirS bic
Tolge ietn.
Is Die 8laids hamburger Srupfen"
tofet so Gents, 5 6lalhen fir 2 Dollars,
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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1873-02-21
The CENTER OF PoruLArI

The CENTER OF PoPULATIoN.-
Gen. Garfield, of Ohio, some weeks
since addressed letter to the Ma
tion concerning the center of gray
ity of the population of this coun-
try. It may surprise some to find
how far westward this point has
gone. The comse he pursued to
find this point was TO suppose n
plane of the exact size and shape
of the United States, exclusive of
Alaska, loaded with the actual
population of the four periods, and
then, by series of calculations,
he obtains the exact center of
gravity. or the point on which such
\ place would balance, at each pc
riod. BY this method he found
the point to be, In 1910, in Virgin
Ia, near the eastern foot of the APP
palachin chain, and nearly upon
the parallel of thirty nine degrees
north latitude. In 1850 it had
crossed the mountains and moved
westward fifty-seven miles, to a
point nearly south of Parkersburg,
Va. In 1850 it had moved eighty
two miles westward to a point
nearly south of Chillicothe, Ohio.
In 1870 it had reached q point near
Wilmington, Ohio, about forty-five
miles northeast of Cincinnati. The
great bulk of population is yet on
the eastern and northern half, but
the west and south are continually
improving, the latter especially
promising to draw an immense
population to its fair climate and
nnimprOved fields.