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4 EUMFAI1lSUN. :. - .
Tho following is tim comparative mortality by
ANNA nf thn rcuara of Inntit.

During tho month thcro were Rlnall-pox caHos
as followa: sccond Ward, 4; Third, 15; Fourth,
E'nth, 23; Tenth. 7; Eleventh, Il; Twelfth, 9 !;
Thirteenth, 8; Fourteenth, 1; -Eiftoonl., SO;
Sixteenth, 4; sovontoonth, 8; Eighteenth, 6 !;
Twenticth, 8: Thero waa an incrcnso OF 81 OIL
the South Side, dccIoaso Of OH tho West, and
an ic2enYo Of II OIL tho North. In tho last thrco
months there have Loen Al casos a!l l5G denthH
Boston had ], ,793 cases and 513 pectl3.
WEEKLY MORTALITY NEronr.
Tho Sanitary Superintendent also submitted
the mortality. report for last week, showing 1C0
doaths, or 12leHy than last woe1 Oftlleso 83 wore
1nnles and II 1c,nales Tlioro wore Is doaths by
consumption, II by conyulAions md pneumonia,
and FL by smallpox. Thoro was decrease Of
geyon III tho causos of death, md ton moro
born in tl,ia country, anA an incrcnao among
thoHo born in foreign .5Entrios. Tho most
lnnvkod featstro was tho incroasc ny puorporal
foyor, pnoumonia, aud smallpox, and tho do
crease by commissions aud Group. Ward NOR
tality shows mn increase in the Boventh, Thir-
teonlh, Bixtoonth, Eighteenth, and Ninotoonth,
and locroaso elsewhere. Tho mean daily TOM
roraturo was nineteen nna o lnli dogroes lower
tho number Of infected houses is no greater
than expected, though tho total il grcnter
thnn for my week in seven months.
Iwo-thirds Of tho cagcu aro in tho northwestern
part Of the oity. Special attention hss boon
directed to this district, mud it is hoped thero will
portatione from, othor loca1ities. Through tho
neglect Of those in charge, yarioloid haa broken
out III tho Protestant Orphan Asyluul. Children
ad1nittol to uuch place should be yaccilatcd NJ
soon as possible, particularly ut present. Tho
increase in death1 waH expected, and was tho
sequence Of Tho intonsply cold woathor. a great
decroane In deaths md casos reported
is expected this wcols. Caaoa have been
reported at Nos. 10 unbbartl, 1868 prairio
avenue, 4i2 South Union, $50 and 2l7 W'oat Polk,
87t a.ld 312 Division, l04 Schiller, 150 Fulton,
249 and 239 Rucker, 1G5 and G5 Wost 1ndiann,
273 WoBt Chicago avenue, 3G7 Reuben, 170 North
Morgan, 2i3 anil 20s Noble, 741 Woat Lake, 1856
Fourteenth, 80 Archer avenue, 533 milwaukee,
ayeiuo, 10i Carroll, 2l3Nortll avenue, 375 South
Canal, II Dusgod 13i Augusta, 20 Cor,lela, "a
Woat Monroe, 47C North Franklin, 80 Nowborry
avenue, 20 West Quincy, 80 Dromor, $50 Do
Koyon, 12G Superior, g Mark, a3s First, IL
Dromcr, 55 Fry, 795 Michigan avenue, LAC 1}un-
kur, 78 Canalport ayenue, 22 Fourth, 35l North
Reuben, 2l Sloan, 38 Iowa, and o15 Duttorleld.
THE HEALTH OFFICER
reported that 21 Obs nuiBances had beon abatol
during tho yonr; G19 houaeB had been connected
wirll BewolH; G3u quarters OF boef had beon con-
domned 298 boxes Of pcachoB, 100 watormo!onB,
1910 dozen eggs, ,425 pounds Of claoeHo, 9 bar
relB Of potatoos, etc.; 1925 loads Of garbage
Ind boom removed, 1855 OF ashes, and 1906
donl animalB.
, 1873-01-08
SANITARY MATTERS.
The Majority Report OIL tho Slnugl,tcring
Question Adopted by lilo Board
Of llcnltll.
Mortnllty Reports for December and
tho Pnst Week---Smnll-P -Pox.

h meeting Of tho Board Of Hoalth was hold
5ostortlay afternoon, ProHont, Alcsers. Ranch,
Hoard, Bchlootzer, johnson, and Reynolds. Sow
oral bills wofo aulitol and ordered paid.
TIE grAud11TEI1Nd QUESTION.
Or. sohloetzor Buhnittod minority report on
tho Rubjoct Of rondoring ndysrgo to conccn-
tratlon Of tho buRincsa Mt tic Stock Yards,
owing to tho luck OF wator, sinco guf-
ficiont utroam could not 10 obsnncd
ovon with artosian wolls. The slaughter
lounos alroady ut tho atocls Yards wcro auftl-
oient nuianneu, Ho hu1 oxaminod tho South
Fork Of tho South Branch, aud found 1t n second
Hoaly Slough. Tho olors generally Ind to
Bridgeport had gonorally onlanatod from this
stream. Tho bridgeport plncoa woro 1oas objeo-
tionablo wlloro tfoy wero thnn II located ut tho
stoct YardH. 1t Was dangerous, also, to givo 80
much power to my private corporation, Oh wa0
contemplated.
Tho aiority report, which favors tho erection
Of grand model slaughter-houso at tito Stock
Yards, as remodying the OWLS connected with
rendering, ote., was takon up. This. report
faYors also tho extension Of tho Jurisdiction Of
tl1o Board over pretty much tile whole county.
Tho majority report was adopted.
MONTHLY MORTALITY REPORT.
Tho Sanitary Superintendent submitted tho
mortality report for December. Thoro wore
TOT doaths, or 81 moro than in Noyon1-
hor. OF those 865 wcro males aud 342
folnalcs 1G9 wcro uldor ono year, Thoro woro
66 doashs by smallpox, 50 by consumption, II
by conYulaion, SO by typhoid fcyor, 81 by
pneumonia, and 81 by Group. Tho mortality by
wards WIS Us follows: Firat, /; Second, 6 |;
Third, IL; Fourth, 90; Fifth, II; Sixth, 60 !;
Boyonth, IS; Eighth, &C; Ninth, 50; Ionth,
ss; lslovonth, 81; Twolfth, 49, Thtrt conth, 20;
Tourtconth, -; Fiftconll, 95; Sixteenth, d. ;
Hovontocnth, 81; Eighteenth, 25; Ninctconth,
Z; Twentieth, :.
4 COlIrAn19oN. ...
Tho following il tim cumearityo mortality by
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PROTESTANT ORPHAN ASYLUM.

Ann11rl Meeting OF tho Eoard of niscctors..-
Report Of tho Observation-Disclosures at tho
Aaylnnt---f3lcctlOR OF Officers.
The annual nooting Of tho Board Of Direc-
treusos Of tho Proto0tant Orphan Asylum was
held yostorday afternoon at the residence Of
Colonel Joainh james, No. G20 Michigan ayo-
nuo, q full representation being present, Mrs.
o. q. naunoy presided, Mrs Locke acting tenn
porarily as Secretary.
THE MArnoS'a REroRT
MAS presented, setting forth tho following facts:
Tho number OF children IN tho asylum to-day
WAS %, "a being boys and 10 girls. Thoro woro
II children received Inst month, 0 sont nway,
md had died. Cash donations during tho
balance paid in to tho Treasurer, $83.40. Tho
report contains tho following unwecomo clauHo
which will be road with sorrow by many:
"Within tho last week long-oxpeoted cnlanity
has fallon upon ua. Smallpox, or varioloid has
made aarpoaranco among us, and, to-tlay, Jau.7,
wo layo in nll ten cases on hand. aomo OF these
are light, and four OF them were worry sick but
aro getting better. Tile oontagion oamo from
two little boys who have been inmates for long
time, md wore talson out by their fathor Qua
visit. Everything haa boon lono to
prevent its spread, and we nro hoping for tho
CONTRIBUTIONS.
-Four 1adea contributed 378 toward Christmas
4NHIAf f4tlCFA 44EQs Ou1HkltA ACAEkklub F1Vs
Tho rresilont called for yoluutoors to visit
tho asylum during tho month, aud Mrs. Locke,
and Airs. Mcdonald, responded.
ELECTION OF OFFICEns.
Tho Board proceeded to tho election Of officers
for tho onsuing year. The Colnlnittco OIL Noni-
nations reported the following officers:
Eresident-AIra. Henry 6ayerB.
Vics I'resident-a1ss. Henry Fuller.
Recording !stcrctary-asa, Dotbford.
Corresponding Sccrftafy-NIrg. l,r4wlcy. ~
Audit!nJ Conlnsittcc--Alrs. 6aycrs aud Mrs Durnnd
Purchasing Comanittes-hlrs. Irwin aud Mrs. Fol-
lausbee.
Reception Commitfee-Mra. saycra AMI Mrs.. Fol-
Ansbcc.
Tho DoGrtl adj journod.
, 1873-01-08
THE FINANCIAL E&D ECONOMICAL OUTLOOK
FR0k1 THE FkRdERS' STANDPOINT.

TO The Editor qf The Chicago Tribune:
STE N'o hear much from the roAtrum, through
thu moro Marty rrooa and somatimen oyon from
49, 1,,;t .,,a,,tt,,n ] ,,nroaa1an.oI ,,rnu,,n,;,,
t'lo F"lVl1' apon' l1e uhpIoeoaep'cu rlo9Eeiley
OF tic country. How lar THIS may 10 trao N re-
snect Of thoao who prosper lylni1t-grauta, bank,
ship, cnd tariff aubaidics monopoly, spec,la-
oro ,,,,11o Io NV 1n,t ,ro i1o tnow thot
a.aSo ~ @ s"' a,.,,,.. u ,n.s,a,. s'1s T.,
60 1ar az Ito a6rleu!su1ai 'nterest ~
concerned, it il wholly without foundation III
fact On tho contrary, matters are in a most
,na,tiufneto,y and tiscouraginu condition.
VIII, nnrn NJ IL ~ #, ,anIu ,oc h,,sio, and ,,or
"'.t ea.n ~ ~ ~ =" W ~ ~ oo.a ~. % @ @
ut ~ to s'1.@o l'of l'o pouads' anu othor pro
ducts in like rate, and with groceries and othor
ncccssnry supplIos at from 10 to 100 por cont
;,hor t1ou ian mr. t,7c1ve ynny, oco. wo cannot
mike a tho Two on{,y raoot-to nay nothing ubout
profit-NneSs no atopt tho costume OF our trat
parentB diet Oh Tho mir, and drink slossll-wator.
, 1873-01-08
OF wells being drilled ia 95i.


Special Despatch to Tile chicago Tribune.
pEoE1A, ILL.,, jan. CA serious accident oc-
Cured on tho Chicago. Burlington l. Quincy
Railroad this morning, rs train WAS noaring
Edwards Station. 4 brokon rail threw tho last
car, containing largo number Of passengers,
OFT the track, down m enbankment, smashing
tho cur to pieces, but, fortunately, killing no
ono. Had the train boon going fill speed, tho
destruction Of life would probably have boon
fearful. General Thomag J. henderson, Col
loetor nf this District had his hontl und faco
badly cut up. Mrs. Juno Lamb, Of bloomington.
was hurt moro seriously than tho others. I1or
tnr,o' aTo T ntorn onoa, aa may an 5oSG 1H-
Sauforil, GnloBburg; s. G. Caokoy, Chicago, and
n fow others wero more OF less brnieotl and cut,
but mono sorouAly.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, jan. G.-J. Z. slaughter, n
prominent insurance aga1,t OF this city, WAS rau
oyor md killed as slolGyvillo, Ky. uo Was on II
chr Of, q switch, when by come accident ha was
thrown off, his llook foil on rail Of tho nnin
track, and tho tender Of tho locomotive ran over
1t, hoyeriny hia head from his body.
, 1873-01-08
tho past yoar was t0,847 tons; amount Of baao
hnlllonA d5,oa71d tona; yaluo of rjlyor bsra,
n ncfntl1tnr Committed for Ara0n.
;Stleafdi ueAnufch Ia ItLe EhfcGGn Itthu1f.

DuByQuE, Jon. e.-At Dolhi,. Del lnnnro Coun.
ty, ]. A. brown, battlo-Boarrod veteran, a'll or
many yoars paAt ClorIz Of tho District Court, VIVA
today arroatot OIL charge Of trying to lurn tho
county buildings OH tho night Of Uec. 81. Tho
fro waa discovered underneath ono Of tito tloaks
In tho Olork'a ofsieo lit paror-basket by II party
meoting, who saved tho building by bursting
opun Tho door md sub1uinE tho famcH
borofo any great dan1ago vaB done. III tho
Gtoyo WIS found n heap Of ashos, Thought to bo
posed to hayo boom prompted to tho not by 4 de-
9ire to coyor dofalcation Of some Biz OF aovon
thousand dollars lo ID ollarGel with. In tlofault
Of - 0Oo hail, ho WIS remandcd to Jail to await
examination,
, 1873-01-08

luling to tho Producers report OF the produce
ton Of orudo petroleum for Noyonbcr, which 1t
will publish tomorrow, says: Wo think that,
under Nil tho circumstances Of tho cage, tho ro-
port may not bo FREQ from several important
vombor, according to tho report, was 21,2a7
barrels. Stock on hand, Nov 80, 8sG, 200.
While NO think these hgureB may porhaps
DO too large, thoro can bo no doubt
that tho production waa worry heavy /;
but oyon II it were no largo, it would bo
better to 1,aYc NIL the facts como out. Tho pro-
lucers will now understand bettor the in1por-
tanco of correcting tho evil Of excessive produo-
ton. ...
The number OF wells being drilled ia 95i.
, 1873-01-08

Srscia! De5nuteh to 1'hs Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, h1ich., Jan. GA summary Of tie
yoar's business at Detroit will DO published by
tho Tribune In tho morning. It n!lowH the To-
oeipts OF flour to have boon 9G7, ,9o6 barrols; j;
whoat, 1881 ,27A hnaho1s corn, 1,GlG, 725 bush
ols =; Data, 1.0i0,a03 bushels barley, 9G9,252
l1lnhels; rye, 81 4e5 bnbl,ols; butter, 2,19l ,Mo
pounds; wool, 5,2i8, ,256 pounds; hides, 5,17o,-
al pounds; cattle, number, 72,57a; 1.-Two hoge,
number, 755,970; shoop, number, 1dG,6!2 !;
loraon, number, 1885,; dresyod hogs s,o1l,-
359 pounda; feed, 7,g07 tons; port,
B,st2 barroln pork mud lard, 1,0ai,219 pounds
potash, 93l, ,2o5 pounds tnllow 6si, ,dao poundHi
boof, ,0id barrels: bocf, Ao4,759 pounds; po.
tatoog, 1G4,esl bushels; dried fruit 45a, ,tj92
pounds; apples, 1881 barrels beans, ,4o5, 3.55
pounds beana mid peas, 1883, 400 pom1Aa I;
poau, 143, ,hBl porntlH hoeds. 1,lGl, 800 pounds !
cured moata, D.a47, ,03l pounds tobacco, 0,Ali,-
BIZ pounds. Tlloso ilGnres show no incrcaHo
over t1foao Of the previous year, md do nut in-
clsllo tl,ose which were rocoiyoa IN transit for
points beyond.
, 1873-01-08

E2et1irllGas
Wvaudo.tt, 1ltch. ta" w. Correspondence qt tho De-

WVaNdotft, 1ttch. tJa VI tnFFtSp6Hdf1ce AZ fhc De-
tut 1fftuad.
Quite sensation has bcen oreatod In this city
by tho roturn Of Mayor Jowoll, who eloped with
Miss Mary Coollen aome two lnontlsu since,
greatly to Tho autoniBllmont Of tho entire cont
nllnity, leaving Lis own family IN trouble anl
disgrace. At tho nost regular meeting OF tho
clarod TINT no vacancy lad = tocourrod In
tho Mayor'a office. md tint, consoquont-
ly, Mr.. John 1'Ittorf WIGS not legally
olootoa Mayor by tho Council. 10 then tom
dered his resignation formally and recommend.
cd Oliver Colbornn, wlorotlpon tho Council
elected Oolboruo hut ny lcHB than q majority OF
all tho I}oar, which tho charter roquiron no That
tho election III invalid There III goud leai o!
stir oyor tho quoHtion Who III hluyor OF tho
city? Jowells victim, tho young. girl, III said to
ho at Eric, Pa,, whittier l,or 1noilior has gono
Will. tho inso.sion Of bringing ller lon.o II pos
stblo. Her brother and fatlIer hayo ,ot! throat
oned to shoot tho uotlucor, but !syo not done no.
Tho Cincinnati Board Of Cornell haa raasoA,
by handsome yoto of Us so =, tt!o ordinance
, 1873-01-08

by tho Btoamer Sheldon Tlompaon, In 1889, eho
troops Ind provisions 10 Chicago during liz
Black Hawk war. On hoard Of her waa ocnoral
Winfield Scott. Tho T'honpaou waa commanded
BY Captain Edwards, father of tho 10y. Arthur
Edwards, Of tho Northwestern Christian ddro-
Uncle eam at Nfaclnnw on Juno Z, 1884, ms
"tho first Of li,,o to Chicago" and ho writos
quito ltko molorn journalist whom l,e refers In
perfectly dtzzying way to "thin ,shirl Of CONF
morcp botweou Buffalo and Chicago"
, 1873-01-08
Utnlis

continue 10 discuss Tho 0ubornatorial 1ucation,
tho Tribune fayoriug Walker anil 1noA?raso
lno.suroa, and tho Jouana! taking radical Wow
Of tho situation.
Tllo M9ulsra Chicago correspondent prophecies
tim promotion Ut Cayey, OF ualeua. to succeed
Judge sIrckkssnl Judga Titus, OF Arizona, to
Bucseud A[ciioasl, WIN IL to 10 Governor ct Arl-
xona; and tho rotontion Of l}atos M Distrot
attorney,
, 1873-01-08

specal De1patch to The Chicago 7ribttns.
Bpn1SdMELp, Jan. Cit hna boon suggested
TINT tho vote OF tho Opposition bo cast for tho
Staten Senator, but ho liz diaposod to decline in
fuvor OF Governor Koorncr, to whom he thinks
tho compliment might bo gracefully tonlorcd.
, 1873-01-08
AN I1ltli,l3A Fight.

OMAHA, Mob, Jan. GA hunting ,parsy, 0,
a novero light within tho lnat few days on tho
Nopubiican Rivor, south Of tho North Plato,
Nehraaka, In which several 4ioux Chiefs wero
killed. TroopR arc reported to lnyo atartod
from North Platte to prouorvo poace and protect
tbe sntt1nrF
, 1873-01-08

Drsn1oryEs H., jan. 9.-Among tho mont i'm
portant claugoB recommended iii tho Iowa now
cole by tho Codifyiug Commissioners, aro
those rotating to husband md wifo. Tho
changes recommended give them equal rights
and place thom undor equal responsibilities. Tho
wifo may cucumber property owned by herself
tho sanlo Us anyone clBo, irrespective
Of tho husband. In nil property transactions
thoro ia no diBtlnclion mado in regard to tho
legal rights Of tho two, and tho wife has pre-
ciHely tho Bane power oyor her property that tho
luaband las over Ills. EGtxtes Of dowor and
coupGony arc abolished. The wifo lnay elect
tho catato OF e deceased husband or not, rs clio
.chooaoy. Easements in roal estate, NIL entire
nov subject has boon introduced III tho now codo
In tho collection lawst radical changes aro re-
commended: Upon MI Judgments, with costs
not exceeding $780, stay OF execution iB
granted for tRRroo months Upon iii exceeding
5,1U0, ak months. All Latin tornlB llaye boon
excluded, except those which hive from long ueo
bouomo generally known.
Two hundred and sixty-aoyon thousand six
Agency in this city Inst yonr.
Tho State Agricultural Society holds Its regu-
lar annual meeting III this city, OIL Wednesday,
ant Thursday Of this wook. The location Of tho
State Fair will be decided at this moeti,g. CO.
dar Rapids and Burlington aro caoh striving to
Hocure tho lair.
bids for tho stone for tie suporstruc.,1ro Of
Jowa's new Capitol will be opened on Thursday.
4 largo number Of bids arc in.
Artlclos Of Incorporation were filed in tho
oflco OF Tho Secretary of State, on Saturday
last, by n company composed principally Of Ole
politicians, capital $4,000, for tho purpose OF
printing iusiilos and ontsides for country papors.
Tho Polk County Circuit Court oponed to-day,
with 2Go caseH OH tho docket, tho most important
of which Ia suit to forecloUo lced Of tru1t on
tho DoslIoinos Valley Railroad.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus c9 are flag stations, and
trains will stop when signaled to do so.
| Wv. PEABODY, Master Transp
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Aug. Isz3-4w
" EGAL NOTICE.

Y
Charles Norton and Marilda Norton his wife,
of the State of Missouri, and COnrod Killer ana
his wife Almira Killer, Henry Wagner and
Sarilda Wagner his wife, all OF the state OF
Missouri, will take notice that Mary E. Holmes,
administrative of the estate of William Holmes,
deceased, on the I'd day of August, A. d. 1913,
filed her petition in the Probate Court, WITHIN
and for the county of Jackson, and state oi
Ohio, alleging that the personal estate OF salo
charges of administering his estate; that he
died seized in fee simple of the following De
scribed real estate situate in the county OF ack
son, and State of Ohio, to-w1t: The south west
number one ~, eewnship seven "a, and range
nineteen (l9}, containing 40 1o-l0O acres more or
| less, excepting part of said quarter OF sa1d
section, township and range, decided by the
| said William Holmes and wife to James L.
Faras on the 30th day of October, A. D. 1871 sit
| Ohio, and described as follows, to-wlt: BENG
part of the south west quarter of the south west
/ quarter of section number one ~, township
| seven C), and range nineteen 90, beginning al
| IN, thence running east eleven (ll) rods 10 9
| corner stone, thence running ~ rods nortn z
| east to black gum tree, the corner, tnence
| running west 81 rods to SourwOOd stake cor
corner to the place of beginning, containing
| two acres more less; and that Mary II
Holmes, as widow of said decedent, is entitled
to dover in said premises. The prayer OF salo
| Mary E. Holmes, and for a sale OF said premises
subject to such dover estate, for the payment
of the debts and charges aforesaid. Said petltlo1
will be for hearing on the 5th day of september
A. D. 1878, soon thereafter as leave can pt
| obtained.
| n MARY E. HOLMES,
| Administrative of William Holmes, deceased
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DOAD NOTICE.

i .".....,..,,o r,on,
There will be a petition presented 10 the COM
rnissioners of Jackson county at their next reg
uIar session. praying the establishment OF a
county road, commencing at or near Richland
Furnace in Vinton county intersectlng with
the Macarthur and Raysville county roadTthence
running south of east, crossing the county ul-
yiding line of Vinton and Jackson counties a
few rods west of the N. E. corner of Sec. 9, Town
ship s. Range is jackson county, until 1t reaches
culvert No under the NJ. & Z. r. r. in section
10 Township s. Range IS; from thence north OF
east over tile old discontinued road in said sec
ton to within a-few rods west of the residence
of William ]. Cox, thence south TO the county l
line thence east on said county line between
the lands of r. G. ColvilIe and abraham John
son to the n. w. corner of said Colyile1S mead
ov thence south to the old discontinued 70 ID,
thence east intersecting the Jackson and Nc
Arthur road, thence little north OF east TO the
corner of Jackson Wortman's land, thence east
ON the line between the Winn and jackson
Workman farms past the Tripp School House.
and between the lands of Jackson Workman
Abraham johnson and Stephen f. Trip, IN.
tersecting the county road near the residence OF
stephen F. Tripp, and there TO end
~
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,JuIyIT,T3-6n
ID DAD NOTICE.

There will be petition presented to the Com
miSStoners of jackson county, at their next
regular session, praying the establishment OF a
county road, commencing at the county d1NLu-
ING line between Vinton and Jackson counIleSy
at a point a few rods west of the n F. corner on
Section 9, Township 8, Range Is, jackson GO coun- IN
ty Ohio and TO proceed to and as far as 10 IN
tersect the county road running from dahlden
to RavsyiIle and road to run east CT sonIn east
fhrou1h the lands of Noble, George and w liIlam
Tbarp and J. w. Turner, in Sec 10, Iownshlp p
8 Range IS and through the land OF the ham
don Fnrnace Company by the most practicable
rOute TO intersect said county road as above, az
the crossing of said county road with the NJ q
G. R. R. near Slate Cut, and there 70 ENG:
- - " - MANY PETITIONERS.
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SEWING MACHINES.
YHHE NEW
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINE
SEWING MACHINES.

After eighteen years experience the Wheeler
Il Wilson Manufacturing Conn pany have remod-
eled their Sewing Maehlne, and oy many
silent Feed" render the Wheeler 4 Wilson still
more superior for FAMILY SEWING, and Sc
cures to IL the pre-eminence 1t has so many
wears maintained as the Leading Family Sew
Ing Machine of the World.
| Al are invited to call at the Gibson House
jackson O., and examine this machine Agents
Feb, s. ls72-tf G. ". KEMP, Agent
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Casabianca Of the Period.

THE following little "pome'' is much too good
to be kept from our readers:l
He came-the image of his sire,
With all the charms that youth can lend
And sat beside the kitchen fire,
While mamma did his garments mend.
She turned the pockets inside out,
And forth came miscellaneous things,
And all the region round about
Was strewn with marbles, fish-hOoks, strings
A dirty handkerchief, some gum,
Fragments of cake, dozen nails,
A photograph that had become
The worse for wear-but language fails.
So thought the matron, in dismay,
And, with intention to destroy,
Thrust in the stove such cards as they
Who play at euchre would employ.
But quick the boy, through smoke and flame,
Grabbed them, nor cared for burns speck,
And like young Casa-what's his name?
Trod bravely on the burning ''deck.''
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ENIOvAL'.

REMOVAL
N. Iowenstein wishes to say to his old Gus
toners, and the public generally, that ne S nSs
removed his meat shop to the room 1orInerty
occupied by John Schwe1tzer, opposlLe LnS
Court House, Main street Where ne VIII VIII
keep fresh meat every day, OF all KINDS, ana aIso
hams, etc. e ~,
Also, he will keep Family Groceries, OF all
kinds.
Give him a call.
March 6, 1873. If
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- oruENrRvons or RorH sExEs.

To THE NERVOUS OF BOTH SEXES.
The frequent requests of sufferers from Nerv-
ouS Neuralgie and Weakened conditions of the
sysfenl for the means which restored the un-
dersigned to health many years ago, has again
induced him to make known publicly, his in
tention to benefit Others and he will therefore,
on receiving postpaid directed envelope, send
free of charge a copy of the treatise detailing
the discovery, uses, and prescription of the
herbal remedy employed.
Address, JOHN NJ. DAGNALI4 NJ. B.,
IL Clinton Street, Brooklyn, n. Y.