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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-02-13
HONEY TO LOAN
FOR
From Three TO Fiue Years
ON
Improved RaF1as IN Wapsllo County,
IN SUMS OF
Five Hundred Dollars ~ More.
Apply at once to
F. w. DuxroS, or Ia FORCE 4
MoRsE, Ottumwa, Iowa. Wit.
HONEY roLoAs
from our sasscriber..
DEXTER, JEFFERSON CO., N. Y.,(
February 9th. 1873.

DEXTER, JEFFERSON Co, N. VI
February 9th, 1873. :
EDITORS COURIER Tho CouRIER
comes regularly, except when it runs
into . snow bank. Please find en-
closed the money for its continuance
for the benefit Of my brother and his
family. They are much taken up
with the CouRIER.
Yesterday / returned from Ottawa,
Ontario. Snow in that region . feet.
II laa been 8 feet here.
/ exceedingly regret to learn that
Ottumwa has met with such loss by
the burning Of Union Block but OF
tumwa will not stop ON that account.
While In Ontario I visited several
fine nurseries, consisting mostly ofap-
pie trees, and find the following val
liable Information concerning the set
ting out Of trees, and write You for
the benefit Of those who intend cult
waiting and raising orchards: II peo-
=
pie setting out trees or planting or
chards would give orders 10 mark the
north side of the trees with chalk be-
fore they are taken mp, and when set
have the trees put into the ground
with their north side TO the north, in
their northward petition, . larger por-
ton, If not all, would live. Ignoring
this law of nature is the canse Of go
many transplanted trees dying. II
the north eide ofthe tree is exposed to
the south, the heat OF the sun Is too
great for the side to bear, and therefore
it dries up aud decays. s
Times here are good. Produce OF
all kinds high. Hay, ga per ton
corn, 81 per bushel; apples, $l.25 Pc,
bushel; beef, $6@7 gross.
! wish you success. You will no,
hear from me again soon. ] sail fol
Liverpool and expect 70 remain in
London some 10 weeks. May 60 Il
other parts Of Europe before return
home. With great respect, your ODE,
dient servant, J. G. SHAvxR.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-02-13

Charley Bachman's old stand is be.
Ing fitted up for new shoe store.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-02-13

zulauf is getting the brick on the
ground for his Second street building
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-02-13

For sale at this ofilce-cheap-a full
set Of column rules for seven column
nannp
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-02-13

VALENTINES AT
dSwltd TAYLOR, BLAKE : Cos.
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chapped Hands, face, rough skin, pimples, ring
worm, salt-rheum, b other cutaneous Affections
cured, and the skin made soft and smooth, by us
ing the Juniper Tar Soap, made by Casweli, Hax-
ard Co., New York. Be certain to get the Jun
tper Tar Soap, - there arc many ~orthsess imita.
tons made with common tar decSwl2t.
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80 ssSis-. $50 49, --.-..-- tDtsA
DR.. - x2lA01E0
Magnetic Ointment
FOR The CURE or
Il
1NTLAxxATosr olsyAS1A i

eoorsc o. eIpeFinenss upon the medical Pscpstbs
aud power q vegetsoies, separate snd comeMeA AZ
e s 9. sy I, 49, e ". u n,
binatot OF Vegetables extsacss, the power AZ whicn
70 removing diseases Is aneeua!ei II the ~nnaas "
Medicine
these powerful .abie HIsrss;s VIII EieSt'tc'J It
Nasnetism in tbs fo.Iaef an O.utueut
Csrsesn, Il 10. sAAt the reuwi kssle ssdunprs-
.ae cure Of disease. s.anps Z = a. sass.s
discovery Of the ar. and calls Tor tr& and Gose N.
sestigatiO1 Of It's properties
life 70 restore latai~, and tsshS sction e tns q
pillasy vessels Of the BODY, sVd e0usse che cisesh
Hon Of Inc biood By tais nsaus lan.clIinf pesss
which cannot be 0bssined fnu any osAer reaaa~
such t. she 20 vver sfshts esAlsan.tiss,
that 1t neuetgates TO every pofSloa OF tsc human
menu !, Ds e,s a ana 3D. .snsus y Is
ing and heating lnfgenee. Heicc it eoree ~ readily
with internal ae external disease
Numerous Instances are on record xna,e
the grave the. the most powerful internal rsneli0
failed to produce any aeck Such hes frequently 6s
the csse In {phamiaA ton u the Bowels.
No patient ever &eea die with THE dtseaas
where the Magnetic Ointment eau be obtsped
For lu1la namatoYy HheuuaAt1sn this
Ointment IL tho most complete remedy ever psepafeA
For Diphtheris Pntrtd ssre Throat Il 10 uSralee
it wi srd entire siief 70 8. woss cases q Es6rs
Hesdache IN thirty minutes
For Nervous Dtsssses this msd,tns b n
immense value.
AGsseicas er the sri.e> sheu.a.isn, lans.
Bress,, Burns, ocaid Head Scro;uIA SAX Rheus III.
;2s lss.%ss Esss ssss: sss: B. se;Tss
oetic ontnenl
i p. RAxsox, sos Co. rroy's. Buaaso. n. 2.
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II has taken two thousand years TO teach the
world that to sustain the body In Its connsct with
is the true end Of medicine We have the lesson
BY heart o. last. however. We know. for example,
that tearing doses Of aoes, salts jaIsp. croton OIL
caiomei, ccicynth, &C., are the best allies that
facilitating malady have IN IL aesauts on the
human frame and that mediciHe hhe Hossetters
Stomach Bitters, which Strengthens all the bodily
powers and rallies the sinking constitution, Is the
most powerful antagonist OF the morbific princi-
ple whatever II may be- that lies Vt the root Of the
complaint. This knowledge has been q long time
In reaching us. but 1t 10 invaluable. We can now
control and cure dyspepsia. bilious disturbances,
constipation, rheumatism, nervousness, and many
other painful complaints once consitersd incur.
able. with this admirable corrective,
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SA;E!;;i1Ii;ss;' $. SHs ;3si:s s

Yrs Patrisrchs. Kiags. Psfopasss, Resels.
= F0ees, Priesss, Hsorea. WUsns0. Aposs,4s.
Pleasing and Eddy ing. Genial as Possry and
exciting ~ rcmslce. The hAppasst concep.
st0n Of amy modern a0thE. is execution y
fAnltlesa. Ito EngravfDgs are magnificent.
For eleay oppression, hold tree saouAh, and
happ5 adaptation. thts voianae stAnaa with
ont Q rival Il Is inst the look for those who
love History study Of charar.er cheerful read.
ing Of tha charm Of = novel. Yet soasd hays
10 digninei. beautiful and natural. 0reAr In
duoementa 20 AsenM and = clear field Rsnd
6nR clrcalAs 10 zlk0k4ER McCURDY
ChicaSo or Sc. LOUIS.
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Psssf Il WIN.
STATE OF IOWA,
WAPELIo COUNTY.

AFELkV VVVNINsT y
70 NJ whom n may concern:
Notice y hereby given that on the 18TH day d
February, 1873, there was received and publicly
read hy the CLERK Of the Circuit Ucurt Of said
counky n instrument Of writing, purpOrttng 70 be
the iAst WIN and testament OF Lewis 6ulfcfd late
Of said county, deccased, and you are further no
titled that Monday the nth day Of March. 1873,
has been ct - the day for hnai hearing and proof
OF said WIN, at which time Ill perDons interested
may appear and show cause why the esme snould
not be admitted to probate. (
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-02-13

Pomeroy denies the allegation end
defies the Alligator.
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PROrKssIONAL CARDS.

W.. n. @. JACQUES,
Il TrORNEY.AT.LAw AND LOAN BRO
n KER. Once over Fisst National Hank !,
Ottumwa. lows.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-02-13
Change OF Firm.

We have this day sold to Egan. Harper Co.,
our stock Of Hardware. Iron. &c. ThsnLfG. 10
the pubic for the past patronage, they hs,e aivcr
Gs for the past twelve years, We hope thst The
same will be continued to Our SUCCESSORS.
All who are indebted to US, are urgently request
ed to settle a. once, thst VIC may close MP our
books ~ soon a. possible.
DAGSgTr EpsHRtr.
Ottumwa. Feh. II, 1873.
The undersigned have formed partnership for
the purpose Of carrying on the Shelf end Heavy
Hardware Busineea, ct the old stand OF OsaGett 4
Edeeriy. We hope tnAt the old customers VI Dag.
get Edgerly-Of EkAn Harper and ~ many
new ones, a. feel " their interest to do %, vii
give us liberal patronage.
Joas W. Ep0kRLr.
r. f9AN.
oo.l3diwkWlm ). HHARfDn.
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Olive Lssaa % osssnwa, rss. ssna.
Olive Logan. . We have already
announced, Lectures at Taylor's Hall,
on the evening Of February ga, next.
Her subject 10 Nice Young Mem
A rich and racy treat may be expected.
Miss Logan (now Mrs. Sikes) was here
some two years ago, II we remember
rightly, and our people who heard her
were delighted with her lecture. She
is one Of the most piquant, sparkling,
entertaining lecturers, we have ever
heard. Her style Il not that Of the
profound thinker, but abounds in prac-
teal wisdom and strong common sense,
enlivencd with tho magic touch Of wit
and hnmor. Her delivery 10 charming
and her appearance on the platform,
lady-like, sclf-possessed and cheerful,
At once making happy impression
upon her hearers. That Lecture on
Moo Young Men" will both instruct
and crafty. We predict for her .
crowded house.
---. 80 ---->--
.Thsrsts Nothiag shat sacessas laks
Under the careful and skilIful man.
agement OF W. H. Caldwell, the "Or-
TuMwA BrsiNxss CoLLEoE" has be.
come one Of the prominent, fiourishing
business and educational institutions
Of our city, and IL now placed upon 1
permanent basis beyond al peradven-
ture. The institution has had Tele-
graphic Department added to Il, and
now employs four professors who are
kept busy from morning until Q O'Clock
at night. Il now has 1856 scholals,
many Of whom are from Kansas, Mis-
souri,, Illinois and Indiana. The course
OF lessons Il thorough and embraces
oil branches necessary for Z complete
business education. We are proud Of
the success which has attended Prof.
Caldwell's efforts to build up the Busi.
ness College, and recommend all our
readers to patroniEe It In preference to
sending your children TO larger cities
where there are 90 many temptations
to lead them from the paths Of recti.
tude.
5.sas5
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BURLINGTON b MO. RIVER n. r.

como BAsT: GOING WEST;
Atlantic Exp..... l;3D am Pacific Exp......It:l6 pm
Msu...... 4:,t5 pm Mail. 1928 pm
Kansas City Elk. 200 am Kansas City Ex.. 635 pm
9: T.. PkRKINS, General superintendent.
4. T.. TOuZALIN, w. B. ARMSTRONG,
Gen. Ticket Agent Gen. Agent. Ottumw4.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-02-13
fcstses u Prssf q WIN.

Eeties ef Prsef ec WIN.
State Of lows, Wapello County
Notice 10 hereby given to all whom Il may con
Germ. that on the lit day Of February, 1875 there
was received, opened, fied and publicly read by
the Clerk Of the Circuit Court OF said county, an
instrument OF writing, purporting 70 be the 1ast
county. deceased, and you are further notified shat
on the second day OF the next term OF said Court,
commencing on the third day Of March, 1898, has
been set the day for final hearing and proof OF
said viii, at which time all persons Interested may
appear and show canse why the came should cot
be admitted to probate.
Feb. =, 1878. (l8w3) L. u. COOLEY, Clerk.
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or. T.. <. CITY d NORTHERN R. 3.

J. B. King, Of the Moulton Indepsn.
dent, IL going to Colorado.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-02-13

More new type received and on the
way for the CouRlER job Office.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-02-13
DEs MONIES VALLEY R. R.

:. ooye 1AsrwAsp: coIso re, wEsrw ,s
Mixed, No. g.. .12:05 Mixed, No. g.. .I1:t5 pm.
Eo.e, Frsignt..1o:eo No. g, Freight. 800 am.
Noa. ! and connect with tho 9. R. 4 r, ct Dea
Mnines, and c. D N. ". at Grand Junction.
{. .. BogDs Agent. ottur n' = - sS
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-02-13

VALENTINES AT
TAYLOR, BLAKE . Cos.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1873-02-13

Mrs. NJ. II. Hawks will sell millinery
goods cheaper than the cheapest New
STYLES received every week.
, 1873-02-09

The report OF Spencer r. Baird. United States
Commissioner or Fish and Fisheries, shosT q
good: amount Of work done with the meager ap-
preparation Of s15,o 900. Several million Hudson
River and Connection. River shad were planted
II the West, including the Allegheny River st
Salamanca, tha Upper Mississippi River at st.
Paul, the White RiYer at IndianApo1is, and the
headwaters Of the Platte at Denver. It ia be-
ievcd that in sir years they may be made to
swarm all the rivers emptying into the Gulf.
He aay5:
"TIe experience Of the s:ate OF Connecticut
in this respect is case in point. The supply Of
shsd IN the Connecticut for several yeara had
beea greatly diminished as compared will, it's
former usual abundance, owing to the reckless
methods OF fishing. 4 few years ago the Com
missioner OF Fisheries in Connecticut undertook
the business OF Matching out tho shad; and has
been turning out young fish year By year in in
crossing plumbers, until the aggregate in 1871
amounted to about 5000, 900, and in 1872 to
81, 900, ,000 The benefit Of this action WAS satis-
factorily exhibited in the spring OF 1872. I'm
nense schools Of shad we're met at Sea, bound
for tho Connecticut Rivax; and the number Of
fine, marketable fish actually taken in its vicin-
ity was so great that theJ became drug in the
market, scarcely worth more than i've OF ten
cents each. This condition OF things was, of
cour6a. not var7 satisfactory 10 the 6aharQe1
, 1873-02-09

nor the marketmen, who preferred larger profits
with leEs trouble; but the boon to the people
and consumers genorally cannot be oreresti-
mated"
Nr. Baird wisheB the coming season to intro
duce spawn Of shed into an the Atlantic rivers,
beginning with the St. Johns, Of Florida and
he thinks it very desirable to try the experiment
Of introducing them into the streams flowing
into the great lakea, the bottom of which is
found to abound with minute cTusteceans,
such as arc the food Of the chad and salmon
in the ocean. Something has also been done
in stocking our rivers with salmon The
new experiment Was tried Of catching the fsh
when first entering the Maine rivers, and keep
ing them till they had spawned. I11ua million
aad half Of eggs were secured, Of which half
we're tho property Of tho United States. The
German Government sent $50, 600 salmon egga
from its establishment and 100000 have been
purchased in Germany. Thcga are to be placed
mainly in the tributaries of the Northern Lakes
and in the tributaries Of the Gre.t Salt Lake.
a few Pacific salnon eggs have been secured,
ard it is proposed to stock with these tho South
crn rivers. Thare ia much that msy bo done
prodtably with e1ewires, white fsh, smcits, tho
great Danube salmon, suitable for tho 3iissis-
sippi and reaching loo pounds weight, lobsters,
crabs, oysters, and some Russian and East Indian
fish.
, 1873-02-09
DID NOT GO AFTER HIS PROPERTY.

A lawyer and his client attempted to play
sharp gams on the Mayor three or fousdavs ngo.
Ii is possible that the lawyer WAS daped by his
client, but the trick was good one. and might
hsye becn successful had not 1r. Aledill been too
sharp to be deceived with cozn-hus!zs, or any
other substitute for genuine ccTeals. Tho lawyer
and the client came to the Mayor on behalf Of
IN inmsto Of the House of Correction, whose
name need not be given. She :was woman Of
the town, Tho had..b been fined $l0G end costs for
very bad aud unseem1y behavior, and in de-
fault of payment had boon committed
to tho charge Of Superintendent FELTON, for 209
davs, The lawyer told the story OF his clients
uudying love for the fallen creature, and asked
the Mayor to pardon the wretcEed woman out OF
the Bridewon. The Mayor declined to do 30, for
the offence must have been one OF considerable
deprayity, judging from the inc. The lavyor,
with unblushing efrrontery, said all this was
true. The woman was doubtless bad. aud if left
to herself when pardoned out would return TO
her evil COURSES. But his client had determined
to provide against anything Of the kind by
marrying her. Honco he sued for pardon.
The Mayor. who saw throug b this, told
the man that il he would obtain n
rection, he would start them On their matrimoni-
al career with remission OF her fine. The man
went to the County Clerks Office and procured
license, with which he returned to tho Mayors
office. He begged tho Mayor to let the girl out,
and be would marry her in some decent place.
The Mayor replied tina. the Bridewcll paTlors
we're richly furnished. They might have the
face heightened, but he promised to comply
The pardon was made out and sent to the Super
iptendent to 20 into force :-s soon as the woman
was married. Mr. FELTON, still keeps it.
, 1873-02-09

Robert Nelson,- Es1., Of Ishpo.,;3g, Upper
Peninsula, passed through the cit; yesterday on
his way to Washington.
Rev. Chas. Edward Cheney, Rector Of Christ
Church, Chicago, will preach in tie Baptist
Church at Highland Park on Tuoaday evening
next.
The Hon. Joseph Vil2e. OF Wisconsin, the
Hon. E. II. Wilson. OF Minnesota, mud the Hon.
P. Horny Smith, of Iowa, we're the distinguished
guests at tho fremont House Yesterday.
J. L. Keck., Esq, President Of the Board OF
Aldermen Of Cincinnati, has been in the city fer
some days, looking after his interest in the
johnson pork case.
George William Curtis, tho distinguished
writer end lecturer, will arrive in tho city this
evening" and will stop At tho Gardner House.
He delivers the first lecture in the new Star
Course.
The public recognition Of Rev. 4. J. Frost as
pastor Of the University Place Baptist Church
will occur next Thursday evening. Rev: Drs.
Everts, Goods;,ced, Thomas, Smith, ald Patti
son, and Rev. r. Mccarthy Will be present and
participate in the services
Mrs. Jennie Swanwell, resident Of San Tran
cisco, writes to inquire concerning tho where
abouts Of lor sister, Miss Nelle Porter, whom
che has heard is married and Living in Chicsao,
her married name being supposed to be Nash or
Rhodes. Any information will be thankfully re-
ceired By Mrs. 6wanwen.
II. r. Duyall Baltimore J. B. Ruravil1. New
York; ". l.. Yates, Clc:elsnd; A. II. CLARK,
Loayenworth; 3. Booth, William 2. Melchcr,
". J. Carrow, New York r. T. Cautfuan, Phil
adelphia; F. u. Jennison, Pittsburgh; John II.
Hines, Now Jersey, wero at tho fremont yester-
day.
J.P. Roy, S. Baker. r. E. Thompson, United
States Army H. II. Phi1brick, New York; Col
onal L. Blandon, Fort Dodge, Iowa; J. ". st.
John, Worcester, Mass; G. 2: Putnam, Boston;
II. ". Smith, Oregon; ". Nicken: Washington
Sherwood, NcwYork, wero the principal arrivals
at the Briggs House yesterday.
Among the arrivals at Burke's European
Voorsang, Philadelphia J. kaysel, New York
3. E. Shaw, Newport, Vt; J. 4. EcCcllough,
Washington, D. c.; g. Henry Whitcomb, Wor
cester, Mass. Jacob Helm, Peoria; Z. @.
Breardley, Jacksonville, ILL.,; s. Y. Wellington,
Dixon, Ill; L. J. Hall. Sterling, I'll.
s.B. Hathaway, Toledo; E. G. Carter, Bos-
ton; ". ". Marsh, Omaha; Frank G: Eoyea,
Iowa; 0. D. .Ditmar, New York; +: s. Val
York; James Edwards, George Morrison, Lake
Superior, we're ut the Gardner House, yester-
day.
George place, Now York; J. Block, Philado1-
mia 3. +. SASS, Boston; ". 3. Clark, Phila-
deIphia; J. n. High, Idaho: George E. Dickson,
Little Rock; ". s. Hay, Nashville; L. Meyer,
Rochester; G. q. Duryea Scranton; 8. P. Ely,
Marquette; Captain Joseph Bush, United States
Army; F. Gorbin, Washington Territory; D. n
CITY; ". ". Dewitt, Montana Il. ". Lee. Bos-
tan: G. T. Webster, Hartford N. 3. Van slyke,
Madison. Wiz, were the prominent guests ct the
Sherman House. yesterday.
, 1873-02-09
amendment to the charter Of Detroit. III

amendment to the charter Of Detroit. Tue
Court say:
The act before US docs not assume in terms to re-
act but by various transfers Of duiea it has IN
amendatory effect, and by ttH Last secon repeals al
inconsistent acts.1The People .. AdAonv, Is GtcA,
1867 80,
Other Courts have pronounced decisions uhic},
ILLUSTRATE and establish tho Eanlo principle: and
there can be no doubt but that the Board OF 70
lice Of Chicago were originally oIganized under
an amendment to the charter OF the CITY.
ganized under the charter;or amendments there
to, the Legislature intended Boards originally
SO organized; think it more reasonable to con-
strue the language as meaning tho Boards noto
organized, nozo constitucd or existing py virtue
Of the charter md its amendments. In either
view, the members of the Board Of Police are
within the Mayors Bill, and subject to its pro-
visions. LEX
CHICAGO, Feb. 7, 1873.
, 1873-02-09

And SG23.50 for tho first week of February.
In tho Circuit Court, for tho weakB ending
Jan. 6, Is, 20, end q, as appears by the check
stubs. 81 ISL, making & total for one month OF
50, 1850.
Under tho old law (superscded By the new in
July lest), the parties paying costs in MI suits
we're obliged to bear tho burden Of jury fees.
Now, the jury fscs are borne wholly by tho
County.
The month Of January is not selected because
it is particularly heavy; on tho contrary, it is
not particularly heavy, and, instead Of two juries
sitting 1t one time, in both the Circuit and
Superior Courts, as will shortly DO the case,
there have been in the Circuit Court rarely more
than o1e, md in tho Superior Court never more
than oEe.
A bill now before tho Legislature will soon
give such an increase Of Judges as will enable
the rapidly increasing business Of these Courts
to be attended to-whch it now is not-and in
creased Judges will mean at least double jurieg,
and involve an expenditure of at 1east double
$4,000 per month.
There is no fund ont of which these jury fees
can be paid, except the surplus fees OF the Cir
cult Court, which every body has been counting
on for an age past, and tho public purse. Count
ing on tho public purse means increased bur-
dens.
One Of the evils to be done away With by this
new Jury law, was the abolition Of professional
jury1nen. That such result h.s not been at
tanned is proved by the fact that it was nothing
less than the application OF a citizen. already on
9 jury, to get him another jury. that inspired
tho reporter to hunt up these fg lros
, 1873-02-09

446 0A4G oCFO6AkUiys
Few public institutions Of Chicago hEve occasoncd
80 much curiosity and genuine interest that excited
By the Fidelity Savings Bank and Safe Depository, on
Randolph street, opposite tho Court House, complete
description Of which appeared i'll last Sundays TR1n-
uSE. Since the appearance Of that article and tho
completion Of the institution it hes been visited by in
euso numbers Of people, and hs come to be regarded
- one OF the chief points of interest in our city, In
addition to the description which has already been
given in TIE TRIBUNE readers will bo interested
In knowing some OF The pcculiaritos Of the Fidelity
management which may be briefly statsd Is follows:
Married women and children ara expressly author
lied TO deposit and draw out money in naeiT oscn
7lu1,cJ.
entera Of little safes hnve tho only keys to the md
exclusive possession, with private password and other
precautions.
7cW may be Deposited during the lo Of the testa-
tor for S. subject to examination and removal at
pleasure
Parties litigation arbitration often leave papers
or Ynuables in tie Depository, IN <scroc, to EbIde tic
issue, or may be agreed at the time Of deposit.
, 1873-02-09
p.or+ifu1 T7nbrnf1erv.

is dous with the Domestic sewing machine; alho,
bra:ding, now SO much worn. The Domestic does
everythiuz In tho way Of sewing with remarkable
Accountability; but pcrhsps ts best quality Is the case
With which 1t works. Next comes It's rc1tabl!ty-lt.
does not eet out Of order without il-usage fo. "a
stato street has the agency, and anoH7 few days'
trial of machines.