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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02

We advise those desiring to become
agents fer really valuable bjoksto addros postal
gard ~ [. Ellwood Zsll, Phils.. for circular.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02
PAIN! PAIN PAIN ~
WHERE IL THY RELIEYER7
,oadors. you vii hud It IN that Fayoritc Home
Remedy
PERRY DAVIS PAIN-kILLER.

II has been tested In every variety OF climate, and
by aIm0ste every nation known 10 Americans. II
is the aimustc constant companion and incStimnblr
friend uf the missionary aud traveller. ON sea aud
land, and no one should travel on our lakes aud
rivers without IL.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02

SOMETHING THAT TAKEs.-The three.
fold combination agency for selling Wealth
and Wonders of the Boundlcsa Wcst.' There
ls much sure money in it, SEQ advertisement
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02
The Cotton Crop of 1873.

We are in receipt Of advanced sheets
of the cotton crop report Of the New
York Financial Chronicle, for the cot
ton crop of 1928. We learn from it
that the total crop this year to Septem
Der /, reaches 1880, 5O8 bales exports
2.G79,0 1856 bales homo consumption,
1,2Ol, 1877 bales leaving stock on hand
Of 90,9S9 bales at the close Of the year,
The total receipts at the Atlantic 'rud
gulf shipping ports this year have
been 1861, BAG bales, against @,
1872, 2sG bales last year. If now We add
tbc shipments from Tennessee and else
where direct TO manufacturers, We have
he following as the crop statement for
the two years
Yer ending sopt. l..
1927 10. 1871 ~.
H.c.ptF at the shipping ports
ba .,....... ....,... '....... 1851 $40 2,732,2-G
AIl rbipmru,4 from Tsnucg-
500, etc., direct 10 mGnufac-
trrrrs. ............ lu,6OO l2l,OGj
Totr. ........ ......... q, 7o2,stG 2,s5i,35I
Manufactured souts, not IN
c.rdrd IN above. ....'.. . ....... l37GG2 lgD,OoO
Io'al cotton crop for the gear,
baI'h D.. . ...., ,,,...',,,.,,,u $780, Os 4.0il,3lI
The result of these figures is a total
Of $3.50, 508 bales as the crop OF the
United States for tho year ending AN.
gnst 81, 1873. The sea island crop
this year is, M stated in the report, 2G,
2S9 bales, and with the stock at the be-
ginning Of the year 35l bales, the total
supply has been, bales &c, $40.
rbc stock at the end Of the year, September /,
Is7j, was...o""... "...... ..,.,.,..".. .,.. l,GD1
Mai, ny tho total distribuled ........... 2i,O73
yf which exported to foreign p~orts,,.. o., Ii,s5o
leaving consumed in the United slares. ..... lO,I23
We thus zee that our ]spinners have
consumed Of sea island cotton this year
10, 1913 bales.
A further increase is shown this year
in the consumption by spinners north
and south. With regard to southern
consumption, the takings Of the mills
north and south have been as follows
rot,l crop of U'l.d sto'os ~ above
stated ...,.... ...,....... ......,.,b a!cs 5,3jO.jOs
Stock on band at com .... .. a.
lGcncemcnt Oi the year
(Sept, !, lB740
A. ]nor,uo"u psrts.,-.... 3l9S1
]DsoDt,o u poo s...u... 1851 5l,G2l
Al Irpyicnco cDc.,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02

AN Indian lady Of IN original turn
Of mind bases her application for II di-
yorce on the circumstance that her hus.
bands legs are too long for her to keep
step with him when they take a walk
together.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02

tr .sT Is no remedy held in greater es.
g. Direction, accompany each bottle.
Price, aSc., sue, ma sI.oo ,.rna,,
gor ,a,s nv y, dealer o. neraliy.
aud Other siuthen drns<tsi. 'n"'phlsi Louisville
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02
WICK EDN EsS.

t,n,' u tie score IN all the walks Of life: and vel
! ne record OF unkroNn or hidden crime. re-, 4.
~ rom ignorance o. blind stupidity In gard Ia
Inc 5 OF health aud life. the list of V ctiu,s
i''aI ne l'uhd lar In the ascendenCy. While i'm
~ n.nL instance the murderc rObs hi victim of
lm' Dy the ltlai bullet or glitt' ring steel at a single
~ ,Hr III ne latter the patient dies a lingering
!t. ia rom NE effects Of drugs and poisons admins
tei'l In bind Ignorance Of the laws which govern
h,'nan NE. Dyspepsia, liver and bilious com.
IN would XII oven u vel man. bnt thank GOOD
nc people are growing more Intelligent in these
~ NnI HrllGe me wide spread popularity
lI pr Snlllh9 Old style Bittprs, that powrrfui
10 &c ana inNisOFatJr which is a never falling rem.
,or an complaints, because 1t removes from
IN system the cause of the disease. while MT the
"a lr time u Strengthens and puriics. For sale by
y, oe1l IiHS-'Sl5 Address, UNION MEDICINE
~ d ana North second street, st. Loui, Mo.
! or pufnS, scaids. Contracted muscles. IanIeness.
Iy' IN poultry. corns, cramps; ring.bone. wind
go - spaNIhs' external polsons, cholera, cramps
an : severe pains In the stomach. use DR.. mith,s
" zen LlnIileht. ! Is the best and only reliable
~ nirnt, ana pain KILLER In the market. No fami.
ly hOuld be without 49,.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02

CAN TT DE TRUE?-Within the last few
months n considerable plumber OF per-
sons have called upon DIR. Walker, the
proprietor of the popular medicine
known as Vinegar Bitters, and assured
him that, in their belief, his preparation
is an infallible antidoto for rum aud to-
bacco. The minute details which have
been furnished him forbid him to
doubt the accuracy of the statements.
This new claim of a great remedy to the
confidence OF the public will give u vast
and well-deserved impulse to It's popu-
Iarity. Heretofore the Bitters have
been recognized as a pure vegetable
tonic and corrective, devoid Of alcohol,
and thoroughly adapted to the cure OF
stomach and bowel complaints, nervous
disorders, bilious affections, muscular
diseases, and, indeed, "A majority of the
ailments within the reach of medicine
but # it will also curc the cravings for
liquor and tobacco, philosophers, states
men aud t~heologians ought to unite
their voices in its praise. Can the good
news be true? 1t is easy to test the
question.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02

CHArpED HANDS. rsco, rough skin, plmplos,
ringwOrm, salt-rheum, and other cutaneous
affections cured, and tho skin made soft and
smooth, by using the JUNIPxn Tar SOAP, made
ny CAswELL, HAZARD 4 Co., New York. Be
certain to get the Juniper Tar Soap, made BY
~, as there are many limitations made With
,ommOn Tar which are wOrthless.-CO,n,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02
A FAMILY FRIHNDu

M family sauuid bo witlu. PERRl DAVIS
NEGtTABBEPAGN KILLER. In 'au b. given
Ia the infant fur the collie and To The adult Tor rhrI.
mAti4m. There ~ scarcely a disease to which II
may not no bcnrfcialiy applied. Il runtai n no
laldanum or deeCteriunS drug, hut may be- used
for the various ailments Of mankind.
Cures Cholera, When all other Remedies
Fail.
IL glyea in.Lanl Inlief LLnm nLhina tnnLL
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02

TIM MIRACLE OF GgNIus.-We can
never prophesy the exact limits Of intel.
%lectual power. History warns ms against
doing 30. The genius of Pluto was
naturally evolved from the capacities of
the Pelasgic race. But who in Homer's
time could have conceived the pOssibili-
ty of PlatOnism IL would have been
a revelation-strange enough-in the
heroic age. Cultivation prepares the
way for him, however. and Plato comes,
the perfection of Grecian genius and, by
a angular law, at the declining moment
OF Grecian inspiration. II would have
been unwarrantable presumption in the
time OF C~opernicus to have denied the
possibility OF an intellect like Newton's.
Every genius IL an impossibility till he
appears. There are never facts enouob
in human experience to serve as a basis
for safe induction as to the mental ca
pacity OF man. We cannot reach the
law that governs the development of
genius. Two centuries before his time
Shakespeare was a poetic miracle /; he is
q poetic wonder still. From the average
powers of boys at ten, il would seem
hat there should be heads
ike those of Zerah Colburn and young
They appear like new planets
aking q wider sweep in the universe of
lind and the limits of human nature
re carried OUT. Starr King.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02
TT ~ 49, ET'|T|T7'' IN"
ASIATIC CHOLERA.
Strongest Proof of lntrinHIc Merit.

NEAK eiIg7r-i ought To have acknowledged long
ago the .uN Of Pain kllrr you had The goodness 10
''nd M last year It's coming was most provide %
tlHl, ' helIeN" hundreds NJ lives were saved. under
uud by II. The cholera appeared here -nOn after
We received II. We r euTtcl ~ once to tine Pain
KILLER, nalng As directed tor cholera. s list ga,
kept of All Ia whom the Pain Killer WIS given.
and uur native assistant assured lis that eight on
81 every ten To whom % NtN prescribed, recovered.
II hns, too, been very useful M various other dis-
eases. has proved ar iuCalcUluhlr h'o5,iu. tu
gIultltudCS oi poor people throughout ALI THIS r..
<iOu. our native preacher, are never WI!lIlg To-
90 out on their excursions without a supply 1f thr
Pain Killer. II gives them favor In the eve, u,
ne people, and access To families aud l~uCtiltip- by
whom Otherwise they would be- very in1inrronI'y
pCpiypi.
Believe me, dear sir,, glaiery ana aithry yours,
j. VI. JOHNSON,
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DIR. WHITTIER rS 4 s. I Sss.l; r. =.

Longest ei.src"f and most successful physician of
the age. 'Un~u iIttinr or psinrhIet free. Call or
write. IN 9 ui'. he' FOR the D"neh, o. yonrg men
VIII" l'1e; frnrr f'frutsnes~, r.hTfy. ffr. trea.
tsn ~ u % . s..',urrz 4. tr.. = n1-s.
.Ft .FatCG ..s| H r. .a.f. ....rt,r.|
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02
THIRTY YEARS. EXPERIENCE
or AN OLD NURSE.

Mes. WInsiow's Soothing syrup Ia the
prescription or one Of the best female phys!-
clans and nurses in the Uniied States, and his
been used for thirty years with never falling safely
and success by millions OF mothers and children,
nom the feeble infant Of Zone week old to the adult
I; correcta Acldlty of the stomach, relieves wind
cole, regulates The bowels, and gives rest, health
nod comfort to mother and child. We believe Il IN
ne the best and sureat remedy n the world IN all
canes Of DYSENTEEY and BThRRITFA |
CHILDREN, whether II arIscS from terlhirg nr
from any other cause. Full directions for using
Nhl accompany each bottle, None genuine unless
w. fac, smile OF CURTIS & PEltKINS IL on the
ezHide wrapper.
Geld by all medicine dealers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02

NAERow-dAUGE passenger cars, ~
generally constructed, stand thirteen
inches nearer the rail and have about
fifteen inches less o%yerhaug at the side;
hence the center of grayity,is considcra,
bly, lower than on the standard gauge,
making the car ride very steadily, and
with less scillating motion than is usu-
ally observable upon the wide gauge,
The seats, t~hirty-six to IL car, are arran-
ged double on ono side and single ON
the other, with the order reversed mid
way of the car, to distribute the weight
equally.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02

WHAT did Adam first plant in the
Of Eden ?-His foot.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02

A LII farmers, dairvmcn and stock raisers wan.
IA the LIVE STOCK JOURNAL. Sl.jH per yea.
~pr"iuIcn free. Buffalo, n. Y.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02

2YO 40 EACH WFEK-Agcnts wanted
- ! %stO business legtimd e. PartlCu,g. !
free. J. WORTH, st. Louis. Mo. Box 2isl.
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its Merits are Unsurpassed.

~ you are auh rim, .rDa, iNrEENAL TNI".
twenty to hirly drops Ia n little wn,er viii ,lmo,l
instantly cure you There IL nothing CunRI Ia IT,
Ia n few moments /, cures
Collie, Cramps, Spasms, HEARTBURN, Diarrhp,
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@,C0O more live agents wanted for our
LIVINGSTONE % YEARS IN AFRICA
BUCKEYE POULTRY YARDS,

EnJND-Ihat ]. j. Buffers fruptive Ointment
Il Nr~ been 'uriug all manner Of skin diseas 81
for 81 years pas, without a reported failure; also
frosted flesh, vaTicOse veins, milk leg, etc, Find it
al3i NCamore street. Cincinnati. sent free by
rtuii, 80 cents q box.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02

A Hi'EAT sensation Agents wanted. b.;
"A packages free Better ttNn gold Addre's.
at once. f. \. ELLIS & CO., Charlotte, Mich.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-10-02

NOM no other cause than having worms In The
sOmach.
BROWNS V~ERMIFUGE COMETS
Eill destroy worms without injury 10 the cnuu
gslng perfectly WHITE, and rec from all ,o.or
HG or other Injurious ingredients usually rseq 10
CORN preparations.
CURTIS a. BROWN, Proprietor.,
No. AIS Fulton atrcet, New YORK
sold by druggists and chemists, and dnalers
Medicines at Tw HETYFlVE CENTs 4 BOX.
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GNONChNTRATkD CA~NDLELIGHT! send
cent, stamp for illustrated circular.
n, II, HAYWARD, Aver. Mass,
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PASS THIS BY 6: I: 4, $ i: Z: 8: 4; : s.: : q: :; 4, &C.; :9: =.
EUR kh IARLETABLE CO., St. LOUIS.
, 1873-02-15
PERSONAL.

pr. v. 7. sturtevant, OF Mokons, isill Of fever,
and will be compelled to keep his room for from
ten to fifteen days.
Nj. Frank Perkins. prompter At Hooley's
Opera House, Ia not the man sought for by Mrs
Annie Perkins, Of Troy, N. Y. Her Frank las
undoubtedly "gono West."
The General Agency Of tho United States Fife
Insurance Company, Of New York, for Northern
Illinois, has changed hands, MI. John j. d.
Bristol, for tho past five years with tile Oonnec-
tiout Mutual, succeeding Mr. Samuel, Groen,
with headquarters in this city. Mr. Bristol has
one Of tho most successful records, and hsila
from Detroit.
Mr.. John T. Woodbridge Of the Western
Methodist Dook Concern, and Miss Mary H.,
eldest daughter Of Amos Grannis, Eaq., q well.
known arohiteot, were married On Wednesday
evening last 1t tue residence OF the BRIDES
parents, No. 1102 Indiana avonue, In tho pres
ence Of largo number OF friends Rev. Mr.
MoChesney performed the ceremony.
Mr.. Richard somers, manager Of tho internal
aflaira OF tho Sherman Houae, has tendered Ills
resignation, which will take effeot March l. Mr.
6omera has been engaged in the hotel business
In this city for many years, and merits the pop,l-
larity he enjoys. Il is said he contemplatos DO.
coming tho proprietor OF tirat-claya Gotel, II
70. his many friends will wlah him suoee1s.
, 1873-02-15


tho Circuit Uaur Of tho United satos for tho Northern
District Of Illinois, to which hare already sulc-
tent,y adverted Tho case just oltod from 3sth New
York. In which thia point was expressly ruled, was
afterwards carried to tho supromo Couzt, OF the
United States; this point VAS not deeTed
toro 'ufSns Importance oes t. 1aassa
of the Court of Appeats 1t Now York was afrcd thore
Without reference By tho Court to tho question. Wall
lace Ql& VIC cannot regard The attempt Of tho Nation
a, Banks to shiold holf stookholdcrh from all 6tato
taxation A. 1t all eritorous They offer no grounds
for te alleged e1eptisn which wo can regard a. even
aos Of Congress- sti oil thetr business, so far
Quoted with reference TO profit IL donc under our 6tato
lava tho corporations created by tho laws Of
This stato. II IL tho laws Of tho Rate that their
buhneaa transactions aro governed, snd by tho same
a,ys that ther property La protected 30 that they
nndor The aae duty to contributed to the support Of
The State and municipal goycrnmonts any natural
person Htate corporation may bo. Unless exempted
BY some nlan rulc o. Law, they should not ask Court
OF equity to rolIevo thcir stockholders from that duty
Decree Affirmed. ~ ,
, 1873-02-15
, THE CITY IN BRIEF,

Tho t,rat train of tho Chicago milwaukee, &
g. peu Gan anS ason
morrow mo- Got4o1 oyenine. ri '' 1 ''A '''''''' w."
AN old man, who waa go intoxicated that ho
vas unable to give ma namo. aiieped and fell on
tho walk, at tho corner OF Madlaon and Clark
etroets, yesterday noon and wAs badly In
5urod about tho faoe anu head .
Tho watohman on T. board Vessel lying near
reports that, Oh Wodnosday night, man foil
into tho rvo5 nSar where ne mea ' staning aa
WAS drowned. me Wasohnan did not state TO
our informant how tho drowned man got through
tho leo, which is over foot thick.
t,,ro r. tis cIv t. ar untrne Tbo Lcoture Com
mittoo @ 70 Of III tho Young Mons ohriatian Association
tona tn fu, ta en9"nononts. He viii ieoturo
under under I tho % ausniceg mic of tho Association on tho
orominoa ~" ~ ~, ~ md a. md Moroh " The
entIoota enbtHa vii Vi isDs hn annonncni horoaftor.
] T1,. n,.s.,. ".. ~ rass..~st,,,,., osn,,s o.,;,.,
The plymouth OongrogationM Ohnrch society
1ave purchased the north 11o foot OF tho resi-
denco property OF Sohn u AaneocS, on mich1, ;9
, 1873-02-15


1oRRSONAL7,WIL1. ~. r., WEST hiADlSON.sT, !"
"ho replied 70 4. L. r., wanting board Tor 10 uxio ie1
s9n', @ n1sass scud addrsss again. cars LYON aEALY,
, 1873-02-15
INDIGNATION ALLAYED.
How Superintendent 1Iughitt Met a Dele.
cation Of Suburban Residents.
The Recent Detontlons and Accidents on tho
Northwestern Railway Satisfactorily
Explained. -.

h Northwestern nunurban traine crowded into
Tho nonora1 sunorintan1ent,a of1Ioe yeetordav
.1,ar;,,n ~ thntr ..riavo,s oo,nr1erfs bosora
MIR. Marvin .hughltt.. When they had esood up
In formidable array, all around the large room,
the spokeBman,. . fluent. lawyer,-Day1s, BY
UNCONSTITUTIONAL the General SUPERINTENDENT,
as tae REPRESENTATIVE OF sne aBs,aeSea - suoutpau
residents on the Wisconsin Division. Tho opou-
Inn charge WAS that tor tvo wcoks past, scarcely
n train had rTr,yaa m Tina .Freouently thew
had noen delayed Two hoofs or more. Ino reaals
was that several clerks lost their situations, real
estate dealers had missod good offors, ana at
torneya had failed to appear In time to man
asa poasso vaes ,,...a T., ~ ~. s,,,,,,sss
induced to purchase mud locate IN me aunnfohn
towns on tho understanding that every needed
railroad facility would always be supplied. The
Ia;.. " .,'s,1 sn ranar4 "an 49, nra1antiro an
Valoe OK tneH Ptopeits,. snu- p.o'ea@ne Wv
growth Of tho numerous towns. AnotheF COM
plant was that many Of the cars we're ABSOLUTE
" unfit for passenger travel. Tho engines wero
o,t ~: -an,ir an, nnah1a tx 'han1 tho traina..
1us y. .opaa as.n j., a. x,n-1 - -1a,t
linen sney, were otsen oeiayeo N 'ne ya1o ~ WAN
for freight trains. What they required was bot
t,n,a, nae,dsnta ~ norwooa. ,naPrinoton.. md
NIaniewood Mani iniiorsnd the statemonte. and added
~ 4eI t1'a oonn1s;nt that fSoi waa nnt furnie}'.
al ~ thn .nvnraf utnt{nna -
~ ~ Tnb;tt rar,;a5 that ba had ,ot 1norr ~
INV, r,,,naTss1 5step+Inns n+ho- th.n fhoae I'M.
dot ~ tHa rnnranaJantad soearitv ~ ia s"a.
son "a Tha @ waathsr 81 afycct;rr ya;irosIa hs5
aon odaa ~ ~. W e; 4au 4at,
incoTnntivea III tbat ~ hca1, annia9 ,,ith .na,v
sT1oa nina hai air"aav a r h-atat1 NJ i,an onn,a
}t savara Nav - oo%a %ad
hroLon aov-, es re.5,1,r o;dor nrso ,,t ararz.
affnrt Tuaui5 ~ n,a1a y fnr;ah s5onra+a ea
Rae.niin1 niditionnI trsIns The nrassne far
n,n5e c,rnn f1nrn ali dxiaions NJ the roai1 Thn
Tonnsnv 500 riad to ane tha domsnd. sni 1vonII
~ n"1 snaat X md - tHa nnrnri.tnent
onn1a o1cbanua nisnea. = viii thc man.o
gor tn ~ dsv r. two. and = rnoaiva tba
S,,1nerona Su1 real aRtata ;1e{eoations Who nroa3
tba nann1iar demanIa ana edvnnfa1ae nf ti9ei-
ind,vstinsi ioeations. they wonid be amazed At
tha nun,bar of lie q choicost sirburban sites.
II Reaardinr passenger csrs lie Company u, was
conafrnntin1 fwentv T,ew cnanhaa. which World
ha raaiv for uso 7,cxt srrinu. Il hal nrrnndod
ann '0DO In the ao,i;nmept Hfd In snnnivin0 tfc
cars with thn MiIlar n1atform ana f1,ateHt ali.
brafes. without 5ghinh trsins ware not sn1inient.
II safe. Il The cars had been neglected, parties
~ pi1road had aoi' ara1,t Sre,
brn1a5 .|,a. ~ iontnaia and ~ nodoats1a III toro.
s;nht ~ <sst3i, na.,5a 'i H,ggo "Tar+ed thaeo
oasSda,ts Enma annsnaa ins+ roooi1a, 5-n1,,
tbo famous so EastsFn shope Co.'s tt nsu broEan
down, thounh fnrnishod with stee1 f;raa That
| mnrnin9. ia Startling 1aaaenrsr had hro,,e, nm
, 1873-02-15
MUSIQAL..

TOR RsALE-ST1:!NWAYpt PIANO, A NEW 1NsTItu
ewnor %i:hss t. rsss oa9l! fas haildlnv PURPOSES XII
d1os. 4Go Acigan-ay. f1nna eau 10 socu sttss T. u
7NANTED-TO .EXCHANOE-A GOOD Mi:Ii]OT
" % Tor mens clothing, Addre4s MELODNDN TtiI
, 1873-02-15
CLAIRVOYANTS.

HERS. HUTT. NATURAL OLAIRVOYANT, TEST
ll and huslueas meaiuns Aso Will mAko physc4l ~.
aanatsoas, 1t u South pesplainssst, upstsis Pse0
, 1873-02-15

,Lunt, Preston & Kean,
Bank Of discount and deposit. Commercial banking
IN ill tts branches transacted. Certificates Of dcpot
tsaucd bcartng intcrest according to contract 1Vcst
Side, corner Haated and Randolph streets. South
Side, No. l67 and 15D LaEalle street.
, 1873-02-15

=. TIE 1NEv1TAnLH RESULT -
is q general fall Of prices and those who hold
good grain hnvc to 6ufIor for the dotngs Of those
mon who arc carryihg on . husinoss which,
whllo It mny no .be In violation Of. law, is not
morally dofongible.
, 1873-02-15
BUILDING MATERiAL,

TORsAlE-OR !:XQllANQ QIf-OllFtAF, CUT HTONFs
inaao Tor Wall lt0 foet long four of twelve
ptossed req bs'Gk A. M per Qa. Apply Goyesutuaut
11uh hBAI.E-LubIDER-A LAllnN QUA ANTITY OF
s1a aud 81l4 superior 1oat from % to % It In IanFlh
Ra1te1 " want ot fny oan en4 thS9 IA HY xafd On
, 1873-02-15


no EXClANGls-A RARE OIIANOE OFFEIsED TO
hose Wishing to exchange real estate for very do.
enosh. pvGos ~ prsa aoups
- e!esn, nsS sSek. Suitable tot Immediate sale;
wshes e dispose of stonco. Gall address 1LI0I
NOND. AKouts. 6ll Wabasll-Ay. and lb9 I4Sallost.
fut FARMS 120 aotoe and ls5 aores; oI0Fyth}nx INIT
il, Hnuth paIs. Ill.
, 1873-02-15

WANTED-A NURSE TO ATTEND 4 I179Y WiTTi
w the sma1l-pox, At Ffg.st. "'
WANTED-A YOUNG LADY, WHO LIVES At
string 10 the duties oi 10 make herself generally
useful address, giving full aud addroas. e.
caro- Of C}arrior g.