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THE HOUSEHOLD PANACEA,
AND
FAMILY LINIMENT


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No. 215 Fulton Street, New York.
, 1873-02-13

signed as President Of tho st.. LouIa City
Council
Sir Stafford Norkhcote will soon assume n
wod1ing woHtcoat aud ring one OF tho Canadian
bol1os.
Tho Baroness do piorrog lod auddonly In
pnris Feb. 7. Sl,o Was tho daughter Of the lato
Colono1 Norman Thorn.
Colonel Joncph Seldom, Of Norwich, has boon
chosen Ohairnat, Of tho Republican State Oonl-
mittoe of Connecticut.
Charles n. Duoknlow, who should DO Governor
OF Ponnsylvania, has bcon appointed Attorney
OF tho Lehlgh Valley Railway Company, with
10000 salary.
@. Z. Stowe, tho Harvard sophomore who had
the smallpox, has recovered There las been
no second caso, and President Eliot has gono
bAck to his honso.
Mrs. Mary Van Horno, . wealthy, mombor Of
tho Episcopal Church in Now York, who died
recently, Loft nearly 100000 to the Now York
Orphan Asylum and othor charitable instltu-
tlonH.
Tho Davis, whose contract on the Union Pa
clio Railroad was worth S15, 020 ,G33 olear profit
to the ring, iAn mnn Of straw, "a Hoxlo was lie Is
ono John ". Davis, son Of George T, NJ. Davis,
of Now York, md iB mitch wantod as witnehs,
but cntnut be found.
, 1873-02-13
Shocking Condition Of Ohioago's
Alloys and Unimproved
Streets.
Fifty Thousand Loads Of Garbage that
Must Bo Removed Before Warm
Weather Comes.
A Visit Of Inspection, Yesterday,
by Common Council
Committee.

In conformity with q roBolution passed. by tho
Common Council about throo weeks ago, tho
Committee on Htreots and Alleys Of tho Wost
Divieion, yeBkorlay afternoon proceeded on
tour OF inspection Of tho highways md bywaya
Of tho West 8ido, With view to ASCERTAIN tho
manner In which tho work Of removing garbage
Ia performed, or, rather, Is not performed, by
the, contracting scayongors. This investigation
wna got on foot by Alderman Bailey, Of the
Eighth Ward, WHO introduced a resolution on
tho subject, aud 1t was reforrod to tho Commit
toe on streets md Alloys. Aldermen Bailey,
Heath, Eckhardt Clark, and Quir's, mcmbcrs Of
that Committee, woro on hand yesterday aftor-
noon at the City Clorl1'a Office, from whonce they
proceeded in carriagcs, and madn sufficiently
thorough lnspoction to develop tho preBsing
necessity Of prompt action In order to avoid
sweeping postilonco upon tho advent OF warm
woather. Tile worst condition Of things was
found in tho alloys and unimprovod streets,
wlero great helps Of garbage, consisting OF
mixture Of ashes, vegetable refuse from the ad-
jncont houses, dead cats, Chickens, doga, etc.,
which hayo boon dumped tl,ero during tho win
ter llo in tho cutters, in many cases filling them
up for whole blocks. Tho appearance pre-
aontod Is unpightly and disgusting in tho OK
troIuo, but tho consideration is Of triainE con
sequence compared with the awful condition OF
etonch and efIluyaa which will proyail uB soon ns
, 49, nsa.ant ,,,,,oo,,a ~ fro7on nost,pcea
ene P,oeous Ill na'osAa Aa " m,o.a ~ ,a.s;aa ~
ehall DO thawed oaE' Inore l'' oate'.o ~ y,
the paved and improved streets In the West
Division, almost no exception to tho rule.
Tharo il scnrcalv nm ;nnroyod street or alloy
.,.s, y, a1,,.,,saa 49,, r;t,, tha at,,fr tl,t TIN
"nich ls nos oiatsoreo ny "ita tue e1uA I.'As wv
acsVengor work contractor ia hoana ny MS con, con
tract to remove Thoro aro scores OF localities
which this individual Inns not visited for si1
tnont1a mi dnr;nc flint tIno noop1o could not
monthe. anu aarlne 1,as 'tmo poopo oou1a nos 1s
do otherwise than to deposit tho garbage IN tho
alloys and CUTTERS. 1udeed' it Is underatood
work und that ho now only calls at tho hotels.
,rhara ] Ia ia mid e.tra. Tho trouble seems to be-
THAT the &C. a eq Of at po
scarcely moro than ono-thrd what Il is actually
woh t. tue mosf ana te
losing operation. It is no exaggera..
to9 to @ I'm % a .ros inc I opSnng agSvs o o
Chicago 50ooo loads OF ashes md garbage, which
"a must 30 removed poior9 hGt weat9er &C comes 1 &C. oh
, 1873-02-13
CITY REAL ESTATE.

FoK s1IE@fX fiNS ;,;NWK + H;NWKllSs9N: !l N9R7Hs e. +:
wi sor aa1'1fr h ah1 f1 M9ss and
Throe Bhtoy .nh English bascent brok horsos, with
oa Ss SosF s
'wo asto1y s; t:ao houscs and lot. osolardut. near
Sroc ;1,s5 es9 G, or lin" Il roo, ham, M, III,
9srnor srsR hasse.. @ tooas, T bsrs H.. sad ai
rsFs. sfs ss:S. Ss|saos oo
lonr;rooa oottago sad iot nosr Div lslon.s :si.&N.
Twestosy hrlok stera snd lo K!nsio ucnr lasa,ioss
THostory houBe, r1onB, fndlnna. uaaF Clark &c. Co.,
pnsiaos' hou'e' hEfYfSpay HeaF Unlon.tt
f001f3Q North Dearborn, cor7or Qhto.6t.
Ga1l0o, North Dearborn, oofnHf Of Huron. g19s.
90 foot northwest cofnor Donrhorn aud furnltor.
ss1!ts esf.s. s@ no.r Btsse.st:. sls;por foot
ss1i!s ] soIaes ]E.SsliS Ssiis IA SSi.p!s.sts
goxit9 taHallo, usar bohllet.at.
G0111O Uark.st.4 noar Fullcrtnn.av.
S01l00 gontro.it., noa. Hurlbnt, see.
2iI126 Hurlhntr near Contrast, $80
S1is6 GasooaS., nosr ru s7son. s1s oi ioot
s09l@. fnlturton, ,near fanoon.av:
90 81 t9iasiSS nasr ia
Gloeks @srh neon srk so
is9 lots Test Of Lincoln PARK, ,esso to s1,6oo.
10 anses near Wcstorn.av. and Nurti.av.
5isaa 1a neE;sess os4 nsef "a vby
s3.iG We!is:.t, issr Gaethe.st.
impfpvoS NSsh s!do properly II ehnnge for amin:
our spoctay, LINN 4 tdAWKINBON.
, 1873-02-13
+ PERSONAL.

Professor A. a. Griffith, of Detroit is at the
MatteBon House.
Hon. Joseph Utloy, Of Dixon, is at tho Briggs
House.
Hon. H. D. Mckay, of Lcayonworth, is at tho
fremont House.
". D. Roso, of East Saginaw, is at the Matte
COL Houso.
II. L. Sykes, vicc President Of tho North
western Railroad, ia at the Gardner House.
Wendell Phillips is to champion tho Irish,
having been announced to lelivor III tho Star
tory"
man House, will transport his pen and shirt
collar to the Gardner House on the 18th inst, he
having accepted at that hotel postlon similar
to the ono ho now occupies.
Among the arrivals at the Sherman House ,yeH-
Mansfield, O.; q. 8. Huntlley Idaho; It'll. il. i.
Diehop, Springfield; e. A. Black, Yorkvillo; r.
+. Heath, Now York; D. 8. Hookor, J. T. G.
Cottroll, milwaukee,.
Among tho arrivals ut the fremont Houso, ,yos-
terday, wero the following: Captain ". 3. Don
aldsol, Salt Lake City Colonel John J. Mitch
Hon: Q. Il. Bull Quincy; Colonel George i,
etarkweather, New York; James g. Clark, New
Orleans.
Among tho arrivals ut tho MatteBou House.
yesterday, wero tho following: J. N: Isham,
p. D. Cook, Hon. Wn,. 3. Leach, 3. G. Bower,
Cedar Rapids; D.. u. Sherman Buffalo; A. D.
White, East Saginaw; Hon. W. Fl. Burton,
Waterloo, Iowa.
yontorday, wero the following: Q. 2. Clark and
wife, snn Francisco; J. j. Hagornnn, Milwau.
keo; Thomas 1T. Kones, Now York; L. II.
Eanios, OTTAWA; William Plsnkinton; j. n.
ford, Now York.
In !, Tr}u
, 1873-02-13
AGENTS WANTED.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

TunN1runE. MA1TnEssEs, olIAMpER SETS
pnrlor snia oto.. tnstAlnonts, cash prlcos m.
YlFa Patlor nsaatpad uo., 83a Wess Maulsou.st.
, 1873-02-13

pOARD-FOH GENTLEMAN AND WIFE N. A Rls
- fined private femtly, 1'otwocn Twelfth an1 Twenty
South bdo L!bcra proo paid for frstolaa
accommodations; roforanuoa o1cianRed. Address, Will
bank,
, 1873-02-13

1lIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED. Eel: AFTER
lJlaer1e; saantal Aypdol; nno ycnrB prruflcn In to
courts ot Uhleaao. Addse4ar .. Box la3I.
M. o.D nD!yoNgE. NO FMME-pIVonuFIB N IEdALIY
dross Isoom 8. at South 0arkst. insioso sasup.
, 1873-02-13

Thomas Barry Ind y %, 140 benefit in the Dos
ton Theatre, lust week.
Dogy, tho Missouri Senator elect. haa 70.
Connecticut western news., 1873-12-26
DANlEL PRATT

A UCTIoNEER.-I am ready at all times to give "A my attention to Auction Sales.
 Salisbury, Conn. 1y38vol2
Connecticut western news., 1873-12-26

II bUTN9 Ws
 uate of New York City)
 DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Salisbury, Conn l Office over N. L. Grahams Drug Store. Resi- 0euce at Mr. John Hurds 46tf
Connecticut western news., 1873-12-26
HOLIDAY GOODS.

w. H. Porter of West Cornwall has re- celved large stock of Holiday Goods, consisting of ele egaDt cases of choice perfumeries, Handkerchief and Glove Boxes, Toilet Setts, Vases, Initial Paper, &c. &c. For the chil- dren he has a fine lot of dolls, and 8 good assortment of various kinds of toys.
 A full line of Diaries for 1874.
 Having recently come into possession of formulas for making COlOgneS, both German and Freuch, and of very superi- or quality, am prepared to furnish it in any quantity at the lowest prices, also extracts a>sI amaics ginger, lemon, vanilla, &c., ~nSch can warrant to be perfectly pure.
 w. H. PORTER West Cornwall. Dec. 1878. 3w2l*
Connecticut western news., 1873-12-26
arm for Sale.

A PART of the farm known as the Averill A Farm, and located In the WetauS dirtrict, ,anu which is bounded sastery on the houaat tonic ri, CT, and contains about 1Se acres of iaud is fo sale pr to rent Tor one or More years This farm f r
 it's size is said to hs oae of the very best in Ltch field eouAty It Is well provided with good build. ingS the barns being new and well arranged fo leeping dairy. lts location is very desirable, it being surrounded by i've villages. Is only about 10 rode from a ssatts.n on the Conn Western rail road. On this place are aO cows and 3 horses, anu m favorable seasoas. will keep larger number Price Ee oO. TerNS cay at per cent interest.
 As this Is most excellent dairy farm, it xoalo be advisable that whoever designs to occupy It fO that pnrpose, should give their attention to it in time to house ice for the season. Possession giy- en by April 1st, if desired.
 For further particulars enquire of E. Van Deu- sen, on the farm E VAN DEUSEN
 Salisbury, Nov. 28ld, 1878. 20tf
Connecticut western news., 1873-12-26

A "OUSAT0NIC LODGE, No. 61, ~A II F. d A. N. Regular commanica tion, ~ First and Third Tuesdays of every ~\ mCnth 2stf
Connecticut western news., 1873-12-26
s. JOHNS CHURCH.

USUAL SERVUCES-SUNDAYS 10 30 A. Nj |. 63O P. M. to s1vol3* SAINTS DAYS-sA. M. During Advent. special services on Wednesday evenings, the 3rd 10th and 17th of December at e.30 F. N.
 4sth) at 3 r. NJ. The Christmas Service on Christmas Day at 10.30 A. NJ. 4w20~
Connecticut western news., 1873-12-26
grohate alat,tes.

DISTRlCT OF KENT, Ss. PROBATE COURT D December Sth, 1873.
 Estate of Wells c. Pratt, late of Kent, in raid District, deceased,
 The administrator represents the estate insol- vent. and prays the appointment or Com mission CTS thereon.
 ORDERED, that Commissioners to receive. ex anime and adjust the claims of the creditors Ci said estate, be appointed at the Probate Office p Kent, on the 29th day of December. 1878, al 1t o'clock in the forenoon and that all persons inter eeted in said estate may be notified thereof, the administrator will cause this order to pu bile heu in newspaper published in Litchfeld county and post u copy thereof on the public sign p Ri nearest the place where the deceassdas dwel' in said Kent.
 sMa2 PERRY HUFCUT. Jadge
Connecticut western news., 1873-12-26
Board of Relief.

THE undersigned Board ei Relief of the town 1 of Salisbury hereby give notice that they will meet at the town room in said town, on Monday the 9th day of January, A. D. 1874, at 10 o'clock A M., to hear and determine appeals from the do. ings of the assessorsIin making up the assessment lists of the town tor 1S73 and to equaliZs aad ad- just the valuation of said lists.
 HORACE LANDON,1
 VIM. A. CROWELL, Beard
 E, R. BENTON, of
 SAM'LC SCOVlLLE, Relief
 II. HUBBARD,
 Dated at Salisbury, Ct, this 17th day of Des., lsIa D Y9e
Connecticut western news., 1873-12-26
Ias PERRY HUFCUT. Judge.
T Court of Probate holden at North Canaan "A within and for the district of Canaan, oR the

"A within and for the district Of Canaan, oR the 6th day of December 1878
 Present, J. E. Hardenbergh, Judge.
 Rev. John II, Lane of North Canaan, in safd dis trict having exhibited to this Court, for accept ance and approval, all agreement in writing, duiy executed, between him and Minor LorinK, giVins to hun In adoption the minor child of said LoriDg said minor being under fourteen years of age ah d now residing In sad town of North Canaan.
 It 1s therefore ORDERED, that such matter be heard at the Probate office in said North CaEaa on the 271h day of December, 1875. at ten o'clock forenoon, and that notice be gwen to all persons interested To appear aud show cause, ii any thei have. why such agreement should not be accept, . and approved by said Court, and that such notic, be published for two weeks, sucCesriyely, in the Connecticut Western News, q newspaper printed in the county where such child resides. and posted oo the public sign-post in said town of North Ca naan, nearest he place of residence Of such chile at least six dayS before the time assigned by thir Court .or the hearing of Esid matter.
 Certified from record,
 awaa J.B. RARDRNRER@1. JUaaN.
Connecticut western news., 1873-12-26
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Connecticut western news., 1873-12-26
Farm For Sale 1!

The Farm belonging to the estate of Edmund Belden, deceased, situated in Canaan, containing 15c acres, and more if desired. The buildings are large andi good repair, and water abundant at the house and barns. For particulars enquire of E. P. RELDEN' at South Canaan. 28tf
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Connecticut western news., 1873-12-26
8nsimess Cards.

w. c. CAMPBkLL 6 co., "HOI ESALE dealers in Oysters, Fish, Fruit, w &c., opposite Harlem Depot, Millerton, NY. 2m22%
Connecticut western news., 1873-12-26
&ai1roads.
NAUGATUCK RAILROAD.

The Rad Passenger and MIX Trains. "SevvK," connect with CenA, Western R. R. from Mu- lert0M. All trains, "NeRrH," on the above tahls, ean- meet with Conn. VSstern A. k. Fer HtneK0@m.
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raw1,erry,

RASPBERRY,
PINE APPLE
JUICES preserved for Soda Water Syrups an n lc0
Cream 4. T. MATHEWS & co, SIS Murray st rect.
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FRANCE.
Bonapartist Victory at an Election-Radi-
cal Triumph in Lyons.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

PARIS, May ~, 1873.
A serious disagreement has arisen in the Cabinet
over the Electoral bill, which is now being pre-
pared for submission to the Assembly. NJ. Jules
Simon and the Count de Remusat are against any
change in the present electoral system. NJ. Leon
say is in favor OF the new bill. NM Goulard and
Dufaure insist that two years. domcile be made a
condition OF voting.
RADICAL TRIUMPH AT AN IMPORTANT ELECTORAL
CENTRE.
M. Arthur Ranc, the Radical candidate, was
yesterday elected by an overwhelming majority to
the Assembly from Lyons He was Director OF the
General Safety under the administration OF M.
Gambetta, and subsequently became member OF
the Commune from which he resigned on the pub
LEGATION OF the decree for the execution OF the
hostages.
THE BONAPARTIST PARTY.
The supplemental election in Rochelle yesterday
resulted in the return OF Bonapartist to the
National Assembly. Charges OF bribery are made
in connection with the election, ana the seat OF the
member-eect Will be contested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-05-13

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our CORE
spondent in the Russian capital -
ST. PETERSBURG, May 10, 1873.
Khiva is taken.
The imperialist Russian troops from fash
kend and Fort No. l, after their concentration
in the Bowkhan Hills, marched direct across
the Kizil-Kum Desert-east of Lake Aral in
the centre of independent Tartary-to the
banks of the Lower Oxus.
A NEW BASE AND SUCCESS ASSURED.
At this point the Russian soldiers commu-
nicated with their supply steamers, thus prac-
:ically establishing new base from Fort No.
1 within striking distance of Khiva, and
making the further success of the operations
of the Cars commander for the reduction of
the place certainty.
Telegraphic Confirmation OF the News
of Russian Victory.
LONDON May 1876 A. M.
ports that Khiva has fallen. No date or place Is
given to the despatch.
Principal Routes Which Were Proposed
for the Russia Advance.
The Russian War ONCE authorities In St Peters
burg, after the campaign against the Khiva had
been decided upon, designated eight principal
routes OF way by which the mperialist forces could
advance against Khva. Some OF the roads had
been already traversed by Russian detachments;
but it appears as II, in the present instance, the
army advanced on the line marked No. 4. The
official Russian exhibit reads thus:-
First-From Fort Alexandr0vsk on the penin-
sula OF Mangishlak by the oasis OF Bish Akti, the
well Of Tabin Su. and the western shores Of Lake
Aibugir, to kunya Urgendsh and Khiva--62o miles.
SeCOnd-From krasnovodsk by the wells OF SUI
men, Tchagil Dachli, usun Kuyu and plktcha-55o
miles.
Tnird-From the post of Tchikishlar, by the oasis
OF Mulla Kari, and the wells OF Gesi Ata Tchagil
as abOve-G50 miles.
Fourth-From Orenburg to AK Tube, the Emba
Post and along the shores OF the Aral to the Aibu
gar an Kunya Urgendsh--i0o0 miles.
FLn-Fr0ni Kasalinsk to Irbai, Irkiba, Dan
Kara and Khiva-520 miles.
Sirth-FrOm PerOvsk to Irkibai and further on as
abOve-550 miles.
.Seuenth-From Djisak to Ushma, Temir Kobuk,
and along the northern frontier OF Bokh;rra to Min
Bulak. whence the road lies along the Amou
Darya-575 miles.
Eiqhh-From Tchikishnar along the northern
bank to the Attreck, as lar as the mouth OF the
river Sumbar; then further in the valley OF the
Sumbar to the Turcoman Fort OF kisil Arvat, and
the wells of Omar, lgdi Orrakoi, Dudur and Is
mkhshr. Two-thirds OF this road are unexplOred;
the distance Is about $50 miles.
All the roads, being but scantily supplied with
water and grass, offer considerable difficulties to
the march Of numerous force. The knowledge of
this circumstance persuaded the Khivese that the
saints would continue to protect the ancient
Russian detachment appears on the borders OF
the KLAMATH all serious resistance probably ended.
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TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

VIENNA, May II, 1873.
The arrangements for the visit Of the Emperor
OF Russia to Vienna have been completed. II is
announced that His Majesty will arrive on the LIST
OF June and the next day viii make the tour of the
Exposition. He will remain here six days. during
which series OF magnificent Jetes are contem-
plated.
FROM BELGIUM
The King OF the Belgians will reach the city three
days before the Gar, and will stay throughout the
festivities.
FROM BERLIN
The visit OF the Gar Will be succeeded by one
from the Emperor Wilhelm, the time for which has
not yet been settled.
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Herald Special Report firm
the English Capital.
The Vienna BOurSe Panic Disturbs the Euro
pean Financial Centres Vastly.
Heavy Shrinkage Of Values, American
and Otherwise, in Austria and
North Germany.
The London Change Variable and Invest
ors in American Securities Anxious.
1slEGaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

'---~'"''"N
The following special despatch to tho
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spondent in the British metropolis
LONDON, May IL, 1873.
The financial cataclysm in Vienna dis
turbs all the money markets in Europe.
The shrinkage of values in the Vienna
Bourse represents one hundred millions Of
dollars, and the shrinkage Of American secu-
rites in Germany is estimated at ten millions
of dollars.
INVESTORS IN AMERICAN SECURITIES ANXIOUS
IN LONDON.
In London there was serious depression
on Saturday, which increased this morning.
There was recovery in the market this after
noon, but recent American legislation and
the hostile tone of portion Of the American
press towards European capitalists occasions
general anxiety among investors in America.
securities.
The Bourse Still Demoraii1ed and Bust.
ness NJ n Standstill.
VIENNA May 10, 1873.
The Bourse has not yet recovered from the
effects of the panic.
No business was done to-day.