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MrA whiteo h, Syrup.

The great soothing remedy. Price on.y Is
cents. Gives rest to the mother and health to
the child Sold BY Druggists.
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BAKERY. &c.

/" C.. SHEDRICk & Co, Eagle bakery,
III. confectionery and restaurant, west side
dine square, -
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Atteutionl
Pinger's Pine Lumber Yard, St
Joseph, Mo.

TIuK6f 1II6 0UIIOOI xu101 ~
Joseph, Mo.
Wholesale and retail dealers in lum-
Der, lath, shingles, pickets, posts, sash,
doors, blinds and moulding. Best pine
fencing, all lengths, $40 copper thousand
feet; rough barn boards, $50 90 per
thousand feet dimension lumber, $i2 SO
to 317 so per thousand feet. and all 9TH
err grades and qualities as low in pro-
portion. Yard and Office, South Fourth
Street, St. Joseph. Mo.
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SOCIETIES.

.u~x,au. r D. q. F.-Savannah Lodge, No.
L. IL, savannah, Mo-, meets every
5ETCESDAY EVENING, ut Odd
>SsaAxr< Fellows Hall, Northeast corner
offhe Public square. All members of the order
in good standing. visiting the city, are cordially
invited to meet with us.
WILLIAM ENT, n. G.
JIG. WALKEp, sec'y. e9S
r o. q. T.-Hope of the Valley Lodge, No
~, meets EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, a
their hail, over A. N. Schuster & Co.'s store
Members of ether lodges are cordially invited.
JACOB r. EADER, W. e. T.
GEORGE ARNOLD, Sec'y. IL
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Use D.. Henyy.s Worlds Teaie ana'
Hood PufiAer.S

II 10 the great household remedy, pleasantte
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
diseases. It 10 better than Bittcrs, Cordial,
Buchu or s~arssparilla. Sold by Druggists
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VS.. EARLs repairs tinware neatly,
cheaply and promptly.
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PHYSICIANS.

n L. G. STONE, NJ. d., having located in
n. Savaunah, offers his professional services
"a ne citizens of the city and vicinity. Office,
s,uih side the square, first door east of the new
Bank Building. ~
AR. q. ii. DAVENPORT having located In
savannah, offers his professional services
- me citizens Of Savannah and vicinity. Office
n his residence on Main street, one block east of
the square.
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HARDWARE. &c.

nOLBURN, &CO., dealer in hardware,
stoves and tinware, north side ofthe square.
ssssnnsh, Mo. Jobbing in tinwork done on
A,rf notice. q
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THH GREAT
Household Remedy!

As an lnvigorater, Liver Cofreeter
and blood Henovat0r 10 supsrior to al the
Bitters, Elixirs, CordlalB and 9arsa-
par1ilas in IRE. 1t Is so adapted to the whole
system that every organ and function IN tho body 10
brought under its enchanting influence. II gives
tome n strength to the digestive aP
paratus, dispels languoFana aeSality,
invisorafcs tho Liver, regulates The
Kidneys and Bowels, removes ~ elect Of
excess or overfaxation Of any kind and gives VII
tality and richness to the bIood.
Its curative powers alter and completely rcorgan-
ize the entire mass Of fluids and even the solids Of
tho human system, thereby preventing and curing
Dyspeptfe and Cons1nPtiv0 0ynp-
toms, Fever and ASue, BEieus Diseas.
e., Feycrs of all kinds, Nervous Debil-
fly, Affections OF the Stomach and
Bowels, etc. Az o mild and delightful Invigo-
rant for delicate females, It has no superior.
By Its use now life and vigor IS given to both body
and mind, sending a glow Of vitality through every
part, which Is permanent and lasting.
1t Is the most Cd .ctual remedy for the relief Of
human suffering ever DISCOVERIES, and - pleasant to
Sla sa.<a . a old - 81. fra -:nA
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...s..fs in tsfs column, nifty cents per lima
Brir.ls. a~a,. iaefadiRg the general head. Thos.
fG oe srfise ia This coiunH are rrlidbie and
go ssisorrard in their respective ceilings
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ATTORNEYS.

III Attornc y-at-lIay "
V,sr savannah savings Bank, with David
ohce o'" 81
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Umpire, L. A. Morris. of Modocs.
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CALDWELL, attorney-at-law and
" Notary Public. Pays special attention
W ,.,,nr. ronyeyancing and investigating
10 chhe "a; - over Terrell's harness store, one
ties. va" ,f r.r,ners, Rank. 81
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

A SERMON ON CREDIT MoBILIER.-Rev.
Dr. Talmage, of Brooklyn. preached sermon
on Sunday week on the Credit Mobiier busi-
ness, The following is a specimen brick from
his discourse:
"On that Union Pacific Railroad many of
your representatives, took thro' ticket to hell!
They paid their fares in eighty per cent divi
dends. They sold out political influence and
honor and Christian principle and their i'm
mortal souls to 0 ,kes Ames and the devil
But be careful, my friends, lest you .mite the
Innocent with the guilty. | think the nation
Is on the track of some men who have not been
proved guilty. can't believe that men, after
thirty years Of integrity amid temptations
where they might have made million of dol
lars, would now sell heaven for 81, 200. A solid
column of Oakes Ames reaching from Brook
Ign TO Washington, with uplifted hands in
solemn oath, could not make me believe that
Schuyler Colfax is william. Oh, my friends,
when | took up the papers and saw that that
pure, holy, pious, immaculate man, Fernando
Wood, moved for the impeachment Of
Schuyler Colfax, said, The millennium is
here! 7"
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

Everybody knows that the Old State House
Bell in Philadelphia is cracked upon one side
A Mr.. Garret of San Franciso, being patri-
otto man, has sent a proposition for mending
offers to take it to San Francisco, to crack the
other side, to subject the fractured parts to
intense heat, sufficient to melt the edges and
fuse the metal; then he will run in certain
amount of new metal, and the old bell will be
as good as ever. To which the Philadel-
phians, not without certain degree of indig-
natlOn, responded that they do not want the
bell mended, do not want patched bell, do not
wish the bell recast. True" they say, "it
cannot be rung, but nobody wants to ring it. "
They intimate that, if it should go to Calitor.
MA, it might never come back again; and SO
DR.. Garret is dismissed with something very
like snub.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19
THE MARKETS.
DEATH n.

COLLINS.-0u the 10th inst CoIlinss Beach, Mrs
Henrietta Collins widow OF the late George Collins in her
s2d lShe member Of the NJ E. Church for
fifty and left bright testimony to the living As
evidence Of her faith she said before her DEATH
casseader that language failed the blessings
beyond but that she would be able tell when they In
the better land.I
CUBBAGEOn Thursday afternoon 6th inst, of measles at
his residence Mount Morah, Kent county, Del Mr.
William Cubbage. aged ~ years.
DRAPER.-At Washington D. g., February goth Of pneu
Annie Eliza infant daughter OF Henry W. and Lizzie
Draper, of Dover. aged ten months.
MAHON.-On the 18th inst Bessie c. q. Mahon youngest
daughter Of the late Dr. Chas L. and f. r. Mahon aged 6
months The relatives and friends of the family invited
to attend the funeral Thursday afternoon, the 2Oh at
o'clock, the residence of j. H. Peterson. Belmont Hal
EN- MEMORIAM
EsocH 8. GEORGE. Of Salle A. and the late Joseph
George departed this life Feb Goth. OF typhoid pneumonia
inferred the following Sabbath, In the family
buryinR ground Barrets Chapel Frederick while
would humby bow n Alwise Providence. but
the loss possessing much Of moral excellence
manhood when the youthful heart k reaching forth
the glad hopes OF the future he called from earth but
not believe to fonder realization OF the full rnton
Of those in the better landr He expecting
visit his mother ard friends whom
had nearly that meeting will be in
Heavenly Home. Of which he but Il hours before
falling tear the dark winged angel Of Death
between loved forever. His brother having
ceved nexenee his illness hasteued his bedside where
he remained with unremting devotion 10 the last HIS friends
perfect resignation the change Blessed the
early dead who die 10 the Lord II.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

Graveyards are just as melancholy places OF
resort now as they were when the sensitive
Gray wrote his Elegy; but in Kansas ceme-
terry must be a particularly doleful place.
Bishop Vail of that diocese tells of walking IN
one little Gods acre there, and of being in
formed by the undertaken that the occupants
OF twenty-six graves-there we're only twenty
seven in all-were killed in affray, or, as the
guide neatly put it, ''died and were buried
with their boots on Curiously enough, the
only tenant of that graveyard who enjoyed
natural death was little child.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

:. 1t is astonishing what fashion there is in
diseases. His ex Imperial Majesty, the late
Louis Napoleon, having died of "embolism,
the doctors on this side the water are discover
ing great many cases of it. Last week in
Ohio a young lady died from what the local
practitioner declared to be "heart clot, or EN-
tyoiism of the main fue of the heart. But
the damsel was not dead after all, for she re.
Vlved within an horr, when it was found that
she had only been choked by BIZ: OF chewing
gum Quite mortifying this was both for the
respectable old family practitioner and tor the
young lady.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

At Syracuse, N. Y, on Monday, Albert
Keeler. aged 81, killed Ida Spencer, aged IA
Tn" murderer was first cousin to the girl. He
lived in Canada, and was visiting his uncle,
the girls father After the murder he hurried
to the railroad depot to escape on train just
Starting, but missing his hold as he was getting
on the cars, he fell back on the track and
broke his neck.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

SPECIAL TO BERRY GROWERS DO not put
nff ordering your Stencils for Marking Berry
Crates too long. Be sure to have them in time.
Prices low, to suit the times. j. E. WOrden,
Diamond State Stencil Depot, SMYRNA, Del
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

At recent examination for promotions in
the Internal Revenue Bureau, Miss Seavey
secured fourth-class clerkship, at a salary of
$500, and another lady secured third class
clerkship at $1,000. OF ten persons appointed
to second-class clerkships at $l400 salary, six
are women.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

Much excitement has been created in Cleve.
land, Ohio, by the lenten pastoral of the Right
Rev. DIR. Gilmore, the Catholic Bishop of the
diocese, who asserts the supremacy of the
church over the State, censures the present
system of public school education and in, lists
that Catholics shall be exclusive in their mar
riage and other social relations.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

COL R. W. Hughes is mentioned as prom
inent candidate for the Republican nomination
for Governor of Virginia. Robert Z Lee, Jr.,
is mentioned as a possible Conservative candi-
date for the same position, and State Attorney
kilgour for the Lieutenant Governorship.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19
GOOD WORDS
FOR THE
PAIN KILLER.

We confidently recommend the PAIN Killer
Toronto Baptist.
1t is the most effectual remedy we know OF for
Aches. Pains, flesh wounds, &c-St Johns New ws, P @
We advise that everv family should have so effec.
tua aud speedy PaiR Kl!ler.-Amherst, N. 5. Gaz.
Our own experience is that bottle Of Pain Killer
Is the best Physician traveller can haVe.-HamIlion
Spectator.
For both internal and external application have
found il OF great value-Chrls. Era.
medicine no family should be without. Montreal
Transcript
Could hardly keep house without it'd. Voice.
Should be kept in every house. IN readiness for
sudden attacks Of sIcRness.-Chris Press.
No article obtained such unbOunded popularity.
Salem Observer.
One OF Ihc most reliable specifics OF the age-Old
North Stale.
It's power is wonderful and unequalled in ree wing
the most severe pain - Burlington Sentinel
Az 'ndIspens bic article IN the medicine chest -
| N. Y Examiner.
II will recommend itself to all who use it.-Georga
| Enterprise
! II is enensvely used and sought after q really
| use full med journal, st JOhn, b.
| No medicine hns acquired such reputation; II has
| real meriL-Newpori Daily News
One OF the most use Icines have used II and
dispensed ii for The past twenty years William
| Ward, Assam.
The most valuable medicine now in use.-Tenn
Organ.
Il Il is really valuable med lcne, and used by many
physlclans.-BOston Tt aveler.
i We always keep il where can put our hands or
Il in the dark if need be-Rev T.. ilIbbard Burmah
One of the few articles that are just what they pre-
tend TO be.-Brunswick Telegraph.
In my mountain travels no medicine 10 OF so uni
versal application as Pain Klller-Rev M. ii BIxby
Burmah.
PERRY DAVIS So SON,
MANF's AND PROP s.
l36 HIGH ST, PROVIDENCE, X. |.
III SYCAMORE ST CINCINNATI, o.
377 ST. PAUL ST. MONTREAL. CANADA.
II SOUTHAMPTON, ROW, LONDON, ENG.
maTchl2lm
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

Pere Hyacinthe has commenced his course
of sermons in Geneva. His congregations are
crowded, and he makes many converts to his
idea of broad church, free from the extrem-
ist anxieties and cavils of the more decided
sectaries.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

Five tons OF worn ont bank note plates were
melted down at the Navy Yard in Washing
ton, on SATURDAY. They were destroyed under
the supervision of committee appointed by
the Secretary of the Treasury.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19
The singer Sewing NIachII

II there is any doubt relating TO the popularity Of
the Singer Sewing Machine, it must be removed by
the prOdgious sale Of last year. II stands pre- eminent
in the list the number sold according to the official
showing. that number reaching 2l9 758. THIS is a
at least induce lose plating the purchase Of
machine 10 inspect the Singer Wesley Denney
Druggist. Smyrna, Del is the COmpanys Agent. tie
will be pleased to impari any information and furnish
the machine at the shortest notice
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

A child was born at McKeansburg Schuyl-
kill county, few days since, which weighed
but eight ounces, and was very we'll formed and
perfect in every way. 1t was still living at last
| apcountS
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

The New York Bar Association has recon
mended an amendment to the State Constitution
which provides tor the submitting the question
of sanity, when raised in criminal trial, to a
commission of not less than five skilled persons,
also that jury trial may be waived in all but
capital cases by consent, and that in all cases,
except the death penalty is involved, a ma jor-
ity of the jury shall be sufficient to fnd a
verdict.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19
A SUPERIOR Mich Cow

FOR SALE Will give gallons per day, when
fresh will give now quarts per day. Also. good
second hand CARRIAGE. Inquire OF
r. J.. THOMPSON,
or A. PRICE GRIFFITH.
Smyrna, Del, March l9, 1874
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

remarkable results:
Machines
Singer Manu- featuring Company sold 2l9.75S
Wheeler Il Wilson Manufacturing Co sold l74.O89
Howe Machine Company (eglimateu) sold las, 900
Grover & Baker Sewing Machine Co sold So 600
Domestic Sewing Machine Company sold 1854
Weed Sewing Machine Company sold 42,i43
WILCOX e. Gibbs Sewing Mac hine Co. sold 22639
Wilson Sewing Machine Company sold 1866
American B. II + Sewing Machine sold 1850
Gold NJ Medal Sc ewing Machine Company sold 1897
Florence Sewing Machine Company sold 1878
B. P. Howe Sewing Machine Company sole I4.9O7
Victor Sewing Machine Company sold II ,90l
DAVIS Sewing Machine Company sold II .376
Blees Sewing Machine Compan sold O53
Remington Empire Sewing Mach Co. sold 49SI
) Z. BraunsdOrf & Company sold 426s
Keystone Sewing Machine Company sold 1886
Bartlett Reversible Sewing Mach Co sold LOCO
| Bartram FanIon Manufacturing Co. sold ,OO(
Secor Sewing Machine Company sold 6Il
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

An affectiOnate and sensitive son in Detroit
recently came to the police office with his
troubles. He stated that his widowed mother
was about to be married, and, as he didn't
want stepfather, he did want the affair
arrested according to law. Being informed by
the captain that getting married was the
chief aim of all human beings" and that. in
the case of widows it was even more so. the
young gentleman departed dreadfully dis
couraged.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19
THE
lADY'S FRIEND
Was hing M achine

II is said by many ladies that have them in use,
that they are very truly named Amy person that has
used the Dolly Machine can this one IIhoul any
the process of washing is much the same
except that II washes much faster. 1t will wash about
double the quantity OF goods a time. 1t will wash
them quicker aud cleaner; 1t only works half as hard
as the DOty or aEy other machine that takes in as
great bulk OF goods at time The family size have
The capacity OF washing six sheets in three minutes
have washed, with the Hotel SIZE eight sheets and
eight pillow cases in three minutes in public by the
watch. all made OF toleraby heavy goods What
say OF 1t am prepared TO prove by practical demon.
stratIOn whenever required TO do
II IS believed ny many that clothing washed in this
Machine will last about twice as long as II washed
on The washbOard
The Price OF this Machine is Reduced TO suit the
times, from SIS TO $i2 at factory, and freight
added. II irelghied All orders by mail promptly at
tended to- Satisfaction is guaranteed IN all cases
Any person not satisfied after using the Machine sill
months, and giving il a lar trial. and have Ohe
reason save that does work satisfactorily, suci
one can return H. and The money will be refunded
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19
Sewing Machine Sales.

The sales OF sewing machines in 1872. Just report
ed. show says The New York Sun. The following
remarkable results:
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19
For Hent,

The STORE AND DWELLING HOUSE on Com
merce ST.. near Della aware. now occupied by Mrs A..
z. Toy. a confectionery store; good location for
small business. Apply on Me preniees.
mehI9 AB toy Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19
CERTIFICATES:

CEh
consider the Lady's Friend Washing Machine so
far superior TO The Dolly that my Dolv Machine is laid
aside and Is Tor sale al hall prICe Rev. DANIEL SILL.
Certificates from Persons LiriRg in Smyrna Del.
would not take hundred dollars tor my Lady's
Friend Washing Machine could not get another one
OF the same kind. D HAMILTON.
| cannot now conceive how should be able to get
along without my Lady's Friend.
Mrs DR. VIM. T. COLLINS.
would moi part with my Ladys Friend hardly al
any price, e could get another of the kind
have never seen any other kind OF a Washing Ma
chime that ] would have. WIN. II. BAGGS.
My wife would dispose Of any piece Of furniture in
our house soner than with her .ady's Friend Wash.
ing Machine. DAVID r. SMITHERS,
Before got the Lady's Friend II took four women
nearly all day to do The washing OF my hotel but
boy twelve years old can do the same amount OF
washing by ten or eleven O'Clock, aud do the IRON.
ing the same day. CHAS. l.. FOXWELL.
sepls6m
For further information apply 10
ASA E. WORDEN Manufacturer,
! Agents Wanted Smyrna Del.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

DR.. HUSTON CONVICTED AND EXPELLED
In the Baltimore Methodist Episcopal Confer
eI e1ce South, last Friday, the committee of
1rlal IN the case Of Rev. DIR. L. D. Huston,
accused of gross immortality and licentiousness,
made report, unanimously convicting the
accused, and expelling him from the church.
II Is understood that Dr. Huston will appeal to
tne next General Conference OF the Methodist
May, 1874.
Smyrna times., 1873-03-19

Lower Grades, l21, 10, and cts. Also,
1O-4 Sheeting and As inch Pillow Case
Muslins, very low.
, 1873-06-28
A NEW WAY TO TAKE DOWN STOVES,

On Thu1aday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, tho
fourth floor Of tho atovo store Of tho g. II. ..nan-
aom stovo Company. .at Nos. Q and Rivor streok,
gave way, preoipitating about twonty-avo tons
Of atovo pieces through the third, second, md
first floors, to tho basomont. The building is .
Aye-story brick structure, having remarkably
thin walla. II was built by gentleman who re-
sides in 81. Paul, and who still ownB
days ID ~" after III s5o fire. a'Sso The cause Us Of % ths
disaster may DO directly attributed to tho frail
character Of tho walls, which was tho result Of
the I, hnsto with which they wore constructed.
There wore only twenty-five tons ct iron On tho
proporly-conatructod floor would hare SUSTAINED.
Only o portion Of tho other loors foil. Thoy
contained 9 largo number Of completed etoves
and H0me fanoy-ware, considerable portion OF
which went down in tho ruins, and was moro or
loss damaged. Tho proprietors eatimato their
loss at $4,000. Tho damage to tho
building is probnbly moro than TINT.
Tho front walls nro not injured, but 1t iB proba-
bio that tho creator portion ofsthe end, contro,
aud side wallis will havo to be takon down and
rebuilt. In their present condition they arc
very insecure. It was very strange that no 1ivoa
wero lost, and all Of the employoa eH-
capod unharmel. Ono OF tho portors met with
a narrow escape. He WIS on tho second
door, whom ho hoard tho cracking Of tho beams
al,oyo, and barely saved himself by running to
the front portion Of tho building. Workmen
wore engaged yesterday in removing tho stock
from tho ruins.
, 1873-06-28


Mlclac1 Knapp Wan taking rido In fow-boat On
tho Detroit River with friond, Thnraday oTen!nh
whtn ht sudden hxrt Of tho hont ho fell backward liz
to tho water. and being unablo to swim, drowned.
Tho ooroners Jury In tho caeo Of the railroad acoi-
Tliot.on, to engincof, and H. H. Anderson "canio
to ttir death by injuries roccivcd by trhin being
thrown from to railroad track tho hight Of tho 25th
of June, 1879, near Tarley IN Dubuque oonnty, Iowa
aay whether this dsplaccment ws caused by sone por
son or rersons nnclo.ly Or through somo defect In
these short rails ia unsafo and should be dscoutin
ucd."
Yeator1lny morning, n,an nnmod Wotch waa Bcvere-
~ II not fatally injured, near Rockford y an attack
Of mad bull Tho an,al gorod INN severely, breat-
ing three ribs md iniurinR him informally. "
Allen, tho taovcro National uapk messenger, WHO
disappeared from Boston Bovcrnl woeks ago. haA r..
turned and paid buck the funds which disappeared
with him.
At paskorsb1rsh, 1a lnat evening, william. pentloy
boy Of H. wna allot and instantly killed BY play
nato named Faulkner boy Of tho sa1no age, who was
putting cap on q, gun, when, his finger slipping
from tile cock, Eont the conpnts Of tho gn into young
Dentioy's head, knocking ono Bido completely Of.
, 1873-06-28
DOUGLAS PLACE.

10 Ghe Editor ef Ths Chicago Tribune:
s1n: Tho patrons Of your llapor, ownors and
residents on Doug1aa place, west Of South Park
avenue, ask your assistance In procuring q
much-needod public improvement, aud tho abat-
ing OF public nuisance, In front Of their prem
iseB.s Wo refor to tho roadbod Of said street, on
which theze never yet has beon q dollar
expended for improvement, and, aa 4
consequence, We havo tho original
road-bod Of sand ground to ano dust, to tho
dopth Of about ai1 inohes, carried in heavy
clouds into oVory nook aud corner Of our houses
by overy gust Of wind, more especially when
vohicleB arc passing. It iB lard work for pow
erfnl horao to draw. light buggy along tho
atreot, aud utterly impossible for lumber aud
coal tea1na to use IT,. As a further cortAe.
quence Of tho etrootB condition, no aBh-carts
ever venture thoreon, to gather our coal
ashes, and no collectors of garbage arc ever
tempted BY the many buckotsfui Of waato food
from our Kitchens, to run tho risk Of bolug stuck
ia tue sand. Tho garbage must be disposed OF
N Bomo mannor. and, for want OF bottor way,
III thrown into tho alloys, whore, under tho III
iiuonco OF the sun, 1t soon creates stonoh equal
to Ohtnese atink-pot,
Douglas place, OF Thirtv-t1 fifth street, II paved or
macadamized, would be the great cross thorough
fare In tho sonth Division Tor al vehicles nass-
ing to tho e1troms southeast part Of tic city or