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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

opposition. superintendent OF Poor-Pain, I,yV!
Knapp, 1901 COrOner-0Mlrs LII; Young, l2io
Justices OF Sessons-Howe. 1908; Sixnau. 1,05l Mem,
Der Of Assenbly-Caudwell, 1908 Wilson, 757 civil
Justce-FlanagIn. 1850; Angel, 1881 Annexation 10
EewYork-Por, 2.7ss; Against. 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF State-Wiilers. 7t2; 1haver,
97i Justice of Supreme Cour-Gll0ert, GA Wlnslow.
Sheriff Busting, ~; Carpenter. 992 Reglster-Bard,
e75; Archer, 1906. County Clerk-spth, LEO; no 0i-
700 Cmoner-O'Mara. 703; Young, 096 Justices OF
SesslonE-Howe 723 Slkinan, 9ss Member OF Assem-
hly-Tompdns. 40; Hustled, 1,-7o Annexauon-for'
ossiSisG Secretary odstatc-wlllers, Gil; Thayer,
625. Justice of Supreme C0urt-Gilbcrt, 5S2; WlnsoN
Ss7. State ator-Marshall, $50; Robertson, oy3'
shertf-Bussinc 81 Carpenter, COS. ReHster-Bard'
COZ Archer 552 County ClerkSmith, l,2l2; no OppO'
stion. superintendent OF Poor-Palmer, 6l9; Knapp,
GA. Member OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 634 Hustled, co.,
Annexatiou-FOr, $50; Against, 2J5.
WHITE Enthusiastically Of statc-Willers, 372;
Thayer. ALL State Treasurer-Ranes. 81; Fort 2l2.
State Ennueer-3wect l4t; Taylor, Is. Seuator-Mar-
shall S37; Robertson, 245. Assembly -C0rnel, 3l9 ;
wight 24e. AuRexation--FOr, 222; Against. $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
BUSINESS PROSPECTS.
IDLE RUMoRs CONCERNING A BOSTON HOUSE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSE.l

IDLE RUMORS CONCERNING A BOSTON HOUSE.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO rae TRIBUsEl
BOsTON. Nov. 6.-'The rumors which have
assaed nearly every prominent house in tho country
have not left untouched the large and important import
nr wholesale and retail dry goods firm Of Jordan Marsh
A. CO. and reports have been current for fortnight
tnat they we're somewhat embarrassed The speed with
which such rumors y is well illustrated by the fact
that meeting of the Marshfeld Club at Parkers which
Mr. Jordan attended was IN less than half day trans
formed by busy tongues into meeting OF his CREDITORS
There the best Of grounds for saying that there can
he no truth in the runor. The house remarkably well
situated having large retail store which does an
enormons cash business The sales Of the firm for the
month OF october were the heaviest they had, and
they average 20 per cent larger than for the last at
this time and for also Yesterday their store
crowded 30 that purchasers could hardly be waited
npon This constant receipt OF currency while the busi
ness of the house on as usual goes Tar 10 relieve
any temporary stringency.
BANKRuPTcY PETITIONS AGAINST TWO LARGE CON-
PANIEs.
prp1sBt-RGH Nov. 6.-PetitiOns have been filed
An the L. g. RegsterG Office In Pittsburgh to have the
Escanaba Company and the CASCADE Iron Com
many adudicated voluntary baDkrupts The former Is
the largest charcoal furnace In Michigan, and owns
an immense quantity of timber lands. The latter owns
vast iron ore beds In Michigan. This Company, whose
liabilities are about 100000 have made propositions to
IN rull IL eNtcnblOH
Their principal Office is in Pittsburgh. .- .
MANUFACTURING DEPRESSION IN PHILADELPHIA
HUNDREDS OF wORKMEN DISCHARGED.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6.--Ten mills OF various
Kinds in Manayunk suspended operations entirely
They usually employ 1850 hands. mill employing 800
hands ia running on half time, and Others three
ousrters time Gen. Patterson's MILL employing 500
hands 10 running full time, but at reduction OF Is
ner cent IN the wages The paper mills are all running
ON full tune aud will continue so until navigation closes
COAL MINERS on STRIKE.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. 6.-The coal miners IN the
Goal Crock and Careyyile mines strike against
the smnloyment OF non-society men. and are acting
hosterously train from Careyvile last night going
% Coal Creek encountered distractions on the track
nlsoed there by unknown persons. The engineer DIS
covered the distractions time TO avoid an accident
SAMUEL L. FELTON, NOT AN INDoRsER.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Ga number OF New
yL napers have stated Samuel l. FELTON, is An In
dsr Of the notes Of the California and Texas Con
| .,r,ct,on Company Mr.. FELTON, makes an emphatic
denial of this statement and says he Is not an ndorser
| an the notes OF any company or individual.
| REDUCTION OF TIME IN THE LOWELL MILLS
BosToN, Nov. 6.-The agents OF the Lowell
Mills have decided TO begin running Oh hreeaaartes
| time next Monday.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
A FINANCIAL CALM.
AN ADVANCE IN STOCKS.


TIE pANIc-MoNGERs OCCUPATION GoNr-A RE-
NEwAL OF CONFIDENCE.
The operations on the Stock Exchange yes
teriay were marked by less disturbance than ON the
previous day. As there were no new rumofs OF
startling nature the market reacted favortby ard Tor
a better feeling prevailed, prices advancing
from to 81 per cent As the day wore on however tDe
panic-mongers resumed their operations and CIR
culated rumors 20 the effect that there
had been heavy defalcaton IN ono
railroad, and that another had deaulted on Its notes
Both OF these statements, however were officially de-
MED. Later, there more rumors affecting the Cali
forrla and Texas Construction Company, the Texas and
Pacific, and Pennsylvania Railroads Tbese, however
were also denied At the office Of the Texas and Pacific
Railroad there was information Obtanaole, Mr.
Hart the Secretary. having gone to PhIladel
rhia for the purpose OF comforting with Col.
Scott and other capitalists with the several
enterprises. 10 was reported and then denieo
that Col Scott was about 20 resign the VccPrcsdency
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, but nothing authentic
could be learned about 1t in this city. II was generally
understood however that there would be meeting OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad directors to-day ia Phlade
pbia at which scrip dividend OF per cent would
probably declared. The uncertainty attending tho
dividend was the of the uctuaion 10 the price OF
the stock at Philadelphia.
Gold declined from 1901; and closed at 1854 This
decline is regarded as the Of the demorazed
bills and the steady dow OF bullion 70 this country. Tho
Cearing house reports total OF over S2O0oOo legal
tenders on hand, with prospective increase during tho
remainder Of the week.
The proposed reduction OF the capital OF the Central
Bank from 100000 s2cOoOOo. in consequence of an
impairment to the of S73OOO) will Do consun-
mated very soon. The deposits, II Is understood, have
been reduced to q 5000 The bank was reported as
debtor at the Clearing yesterday but furnished
coateras aud received the requisite loan cetthcate-
question has just been raised involving the redemp
ton of certain IS bills or the Usage Natona! Bank ~
Iowa The sgnatures tho President aud Cashier OK
tho bank attached the bills forgeries. The bills
were issued by Treasury Department az Washington
In January 1866 against bonds lodged with the Treas
urer as security for their redemption. subsequently
the bills amounting to $1,000, were stolen from tho
vaults OF the bank before being signed by the Cashier
and President and readily circulated, the requi-
site signatures having been successfully forged slbe
bank and the Controller Of the Currency now refuse 10
redeem notes. and the holder OF one, through no.
tary public has protested against tue action of tho bank
aud has copy Of the protest TO President Grant,
Secretary Of the Treasury Richardson, UNITED statos
Treasurer Spinner and Register Of the Treasury Colby
The question involved lie, Who should be the loser tho
holders of the notes the bankf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
ELECTION NOTES.

George Vests majority for the Assembly IN
the Ist Saratoga District II Ala.
Leonard Burritt (Rep0 is reelected Ivy 81
majority from tho lid Assembly District OF Monroe
Daniel p Mcqueen, Rep, is reelected to the
Assembly from Schenectady County by about loo ma
jointly
The Hon. Thomas G.. Alvords majority for
Assemblyman In the Ist District Of onoudaga County is
about 500
The Hon. Harvey G. Eastman's majority Tor
the Assembly from the lid District OF Dhtchess is III
In 1871 It was 23io This illustrates the mntaoN VI
Dutchess County politics, where great deal OF money
changes hands even before the votes are counted.
The following is the vote OF the City OF
Auburn for Senator compared with that Tor Secretary u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
ANOIHEK KEFUHT.
GENERAL PRESS DIsRArCH.
MINNESOTA.

GREATLY REDUCED MAJoRITIEs FOR THE REPUB-
IICAN STATE uCgET-THE ASTI-MoNoPoLIsTs
ELECT THEIR CANDIDATE FOR TREASURER, AND
HoPn TO SECURE THE sEcRETARYsHIP.
lBr TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRi8USEl
ST.. PAUL, Nov. Collection returns steadily
show decrease In the Republican vote, E. w. Dixie,
the Farmers candidate for Treasurer, is undoubtedly
elected gin to hope taat John H. Stevens.
their candidate for Secretary Of State may be elected.
Such hopes may possibly be realized. although
the present estimates elect 3. p. Jennison.
Republican. by small majority. Tho Legisla.
ture will have greatly reduced Republican majority,
the reduction being greatest proporonaey in the SEN
ate 10 which Ignatius Donnelly and ex-senator Ncker
son are chosen by large maiores. II Is now admitted
by all that II Gov washburn had been renomnated by
the Republicans the whole Republican ticket would
have been beaten E. X. Davies Rep carried his ticket
through with the exception of Mons Grinager the Ring
candidate Treasurer. IL VIII be some days before
definite majorities be given Davies has probably
not over oOo aud the other Republicans elected from
1850 10 sy0QQ.
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THE SENATE.

The latest dispatches elect WOodin (Repo
In the XVII District by 20D plurality; Johnson tDem
IN the XVIII by 90 majority; Youmans toem) In the
XXIIId by 100 majority; and Connolly (Rop) IN tho
XVIII BY $40 majority These were all included in our
table of yesterday among the souaorseleet which we
10 not repeat The political classification remains Re-
publlcans, IL; Democrats, IS; total, 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
The following additional returns have been

The following additional returns have been
received from westehester County. Both the Demo
Gratis and Republicans claim the election OF their re-
pecve candidates for Register and members OF Assem-
bly, for the Id Assembly District and II is probable that
the official canvass next week will decide the matter
definitely.
NORRIS Sil.-secretary OF State Willers. l.s20
Thayer &c., Justice OF Supreme Conrt-Gi6ert, l.649
WipsDw ia state Heaator-Marshal 1908; Robertson
ialS sheriff ing, $50; CARPENTER i22s Register
Bard I,e70; Archer, va County CleIk-smitb, 26Q;
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ELECTION RETURNS.
TIE STATE ELECTION.

no MATERIAL CHANGE SINCE YESTERDAY IN THE
SITUATION.
There Is nothing of Importance to add to the
election news from New-York already given in THE
TRIBUNE of Yesterday and the day before. Tho
Democratic majority will probably not exceed 1900
for any candidate on the ticket, Sweet excepted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
THE JUDICIARY AMENDMENTS
CLOSE VOTE IN KINGS COUNTY.
The proposition to appoint hereafter the
Judges of the Court Of Appeals and Supreme Court re-
STATE ENGINEER TAYLORs DEFEAT.

We have as yet but few detailed returns
Of the fun vote for the several state officers The table
below shows the fun vote OF Columbia and Rockland
Counties and the City of Syracuse and also the MAORI
ties Of Saratoga County for Controller Treasurer aud
State Engineer respectively From the ngures wouid
sppear that the supporters OF the Liberal Republican
state ticket number about onehalf Of cent OF
the voting population of the abovenamed counties and
city, and that in addition about the same proportion OF
straight Republicans scratched Taylor's name:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
NEW-JERSEY.
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

The Senate of this State last year was COM
posed OF IA Administration Republicans and Liberals
THIS year there will be Il Republicans and Democrats.
the Republicans having gained Senator In IIuntcrdon
County and lost In HUDSON County. Tho following
arc the members OF tho new Senate; the Republicans
arc prinsed an roman end the Democrats in ilatic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
VIRGINIA.
THE CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY FOR GOVERNOR
ESTIMATED Al 5000.

THE CONSERVATIVE MAJORITY FOR GOVERNOR
ESTIMATED Al 5000.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.-Kemper's Com majority
in the % counties heard FROM official and reported, il
9G0O The 20 counties to be heard from gave Greeley
majority OF 300 is73 bat should they give the same
proportional majority those heard from, Kempcrs
majority in the State will be very close on $4,000 The
Legislature threefourths Conservative. there is
chance at all Mr.. Lewiss return to the United states
senate.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
RICHMOND, Nov. 6.--Additional county re-
turns to-day show the following Conservative gains and
losses on Walkers majority III 1859
Stafford. II; Gloucester, 226; Chesterfield, i55 !;
Pulaski, 81; Giles lC9 Carroll, NSi NeW-hent, 81 ;
ottogay ia; Northampton, 35s Conservative losses
reported folows Louisa County. 2t Alexandra
County, including the City o. Alexandria, Oi5.
Kemper's aggregate gain on Walkers majority in Sc
counties and cites heard from IS 1885, and losses
1901, leaving net gain for Kemper u ?292.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
NLanlTna
Term
expire

fkeE Senators. Reelected.
The Assembly OF 1S72-3 composed Of a Admins
tration Republicans. Is Liberals, and Independent
Democrat SUPPORTED by the Republicans. The next
House Will contain 80 Republicans 81 Democrats. and
Independent Democrat giving tho Republicans major.
y on joist ballot Of IL The Democrats have gained two
AssemDlymeD each in Essex, Hudson, and Passaic
Counties, and each in Bergen Camden, Cumberland
Mercer, and Ocean Counties. The Republicans also gain
Asselnbyman In Mddesex County The members
OF the next House foliows-Republicans III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
'otaI -. ses,2I2 387,il9.. ..l2L785

G. H. Scrbner's majority in 1871, as,oO7 )
Diodrich Willerss majority, by above returns ana
estimates, a2.A{0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATcH.l
KANSAS.

THE REPUBLICANS LOSE HEAVILY ~ THE LEGIsLA-
TIVE DIsTRICTs-TIIE OPPOSITION OBTAINS CON
troll oF TIE ELECTION OF UNITED STATES
SENATOR.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Nov. 6.-Returns have
been received from 81 legislative districts in Kansas,
leaving only 10 to hear FROM OF the 81 the Opposition
have carried g. and the Republicans 49, assuring the OPP
postlon majority joint ballot OF II as tinow stands
The probabilities are that this majority will be
increased to IS II not The election Of Bronson az
state Senator Douglas County increases the num-
her OF Opposition members IN that body TO y leaving
Republican Minority Of 3d. This Get OF by the majority
which the Opposition already has N the House-35-
proves the Republicans have absolutely lost control
of The election OF United States Senator to succeed
Caldwell If the entire IS counties yet to hear
from return Republican members the Opposition ma
orSty will still be Such results, however, are
hidhIy i'm probable for unless the indcaoDs OF to-day
fall fully eight will elect Opposition Candidates
ANOTHER REPORT.
GENERAL PRESS DIsRArCH
Topeka. Nov. 6.-Returns from 80 districts
show that 50 regular Republicans, 80 Farmers, aud
Indeoendent members to the Legislature have been
elected The other 30 districts will probably elect Is
Republicans and Grangers. Onehai the Senate holds
over and the Republicans nave MAJORITY III taat ooay
OF as. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-07

-oodii's majcrity, CJ5; Thayers majority, 1885,
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-08-21

In this age of skepticism. facts are re- quIUed to inspire confidence in the minds of the people; but, with good indorsers, they are willing to test any article claim ing extraordinary merit. The proprie- tors of Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Reaewer offer the following indorsement of the merits claimed by them for the1r preparation, by the Pittsburg. Pa, ''Chris- tian Advocate" viz, ''The public have so often been deceived by the use of worth less preparations for the hair, that an ar ticle of this kind, to gain their favor and secure their patronage, must possess real EaeFiG We are glad to assure our read CTS that Halls Sicilian Hair Remover is meeting with the success which its merits so justly deserve; and we have reliable evidence, that it will perform all that is claimed for it, in restoring gray halr to its natural color, and, as permanent dress ing, IS unsurpassed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-08-21
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
FOREIGN.

EOkElGN.
 Great Rriidin.-There is a coal miners strike in Lesstershire.
 FraRce.-Within a month the govern ment has suppressed over twenty provin- ciAl newspapers
 SpdiR.-The government claims that the Carlist forces do not exceed 26,OOO in- fantEy. JOO cavalry and IS pieces of artil- ieFy.
 The Deerhound, British vessel with arms for the Carlists, has been captured by Spanish cruiser in French waters and diplomatic complications are threatened. Ciaaadd.-A Commission has been ap- pointed to investigate the railroad scandal.
 DOMESTIC.
 ! terrible accident occurred on the Chicago & Alton railroad on Sunday night. 4 freight train ran into an express, killing 1S persons and wOunding 30 more U. $. troops have killed 14 Apaches. Pennsylvania Republicans have nomi- mated R W. Mckay for State Treasurer, and Judge Gordon for the Supreme Court. Farmers Conventions are all the rage, West
 The report of the Vienna Special Con- mission Is unfavorable to Gems. Van Bu- ren and Mayer
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-08-21

DIsTRICT of Cornwall, ..ss. Probate Court. u Aug. 18th, 1873. 1
 Estate of Lyman Clark, late of Cornwall, in said district, deceased. -zg
 The Court of Probate for the district of Corn wall, hath limitdd and allowed six months from to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those Eno neglect topresent their accounts, properly attested, within said time will be debarTed a re- covery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 203t* SHELDEN CLARK, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-08-21

'sNone So blind as those who will not see" that B0chan's Carbolic Soaps are the cheapest, best, and most reliable sapona- ceoas compounds in the world. The diff ferent varieties are adapted to use in the stAble. farm-yard, household, and toilet
 A circnlar, at the druggists, will give you sGA information Different varieties of ssese soalss for laundry, toilet, dental, Saving. medicinal, and disinfccting pur- poseS 60
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-08-21
alps. A. ". Williams.

ESTERPRlsE.- Murray Hill Publish ing Company, 129 East 2Sth Street, have just made arrangements with ''The Graph lc Company" for further 15, GOO of that unique chromo, 'sThrow Physic to the Dogs. a copy of which they present to every purchaser of Dr. Foote's most pop nIar book, Plain Home 7dlk aud Medi- cal CoBlaloR StRsc.
 Both chrOmO and volume seem to have touched the mirth and sympathy of the people. It IS tO the credit of the Doctor tlsst he designed the picture which Bisp- LaEa has So admirably paihted. The Doc tor is strongly ''new school" and can af- fari tO humOr0nsly illustrate on canyass the exclamation of Hamlet, s'Throw Phys lc to the Dogs,"- York Daiig f1- kHas. .@7..
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-08-21

nISTRICT of Washington ss. Probate Court. U August 9th, 1873.
 Estate of Willard Harvey, deceased late of the City of New York, leaving estate in said Dis trict. = The Administration represents the Estate in. solvent, and prays the appointment of Commis- sioners thereon, t', ''.'' ;; Ordered, That Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the Creditors of said Es- tate be appointed at the Probate Office in Wash ington on the S0th day of August, 1873, at one o'clock, afternoon; of which all persons in inter est will take notice, and appear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon.
 FREDERICK N. GALPIN, Judge. All person indebted to said Estate are request cd to make imU.ediate payment to aFkg { DAVID C. WHITTLESEY, Administrator.
 192
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-08-21
Claxerack Columh;a Co " "

OIaNerack, COIumbla OO., N. '.
 Dr. K Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.-Dear Sir:-I am sixty years of age. and have been afflicted with Salt Rheum in it's worst .oFm for g great many years, until, acci- asEtallys sawOue of yonr books. which described my case exactly. I bought your Golden Medical Discovery and took twO bottles and half, and was entirely cured From my shoulders to my hands, l was entirely covered with eruptions, ai- so. Ca face and body. I was likewise af- iictsa with Rheumatism, so that Rwalked .sith great difficulty, and that is entirely curesl. May God spare you a long life to pemain blessing to mankind. With un- told gratitude,
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-08-21
Thompsen's Business sine College,

Bookkeeping, Writing, English Branches. ard Languages. Instruction, day and evening; terms lowi Ladies' department separate, Telegraphy taught to men, women, boys and girls practical ly; terms reduced to $15 a great demand for operators. 15-12w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-08-21
FARM FOR SALE.

THE large and desirable Farm, formerly occu-
 j. pied by the late Apheus Hodges, deceased; situated on Torrngton Hill, almost three miles from Wolcottville, on the Naugatuck Railroad. Said Farm contains about 325 acres, and is suita- ply divided into Meadow, Pasture, Fruit and Wood lands
 Upon the premises are three Houses, commo- dious Barns and other buildings.
 For particulars inquire of
 ". H. BARBER, Exector. Wolcottville, June 20. 1873. 13tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-08-21

Fer Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Indi- ges3lon, Depression of Spirits and Gener- q DehIllty, m their various forms, Ferro- RAasEAzked Elixir of Calisaya made by C@sweA Hazand & Go, New York, and ssaa hy al druggists. Is the best tonic. As a zzsmnlant tonic for tonic for patients sacarezzng iron feger or other sicknesr, a Az2 ne eqHal If taken during the sszzna lf prevents fever and ague and otl- e sz1exz1stGE1t fevers, I95w
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-08-21
Strayed 1!

INR0M the farp of the subscriber, on the morning of the 9th of August, One medium sized, roan Cow, four years old, with square, up- right horns, no buttons. Any person giving in- formation that shall lead to her recoy cry, will be suitably rewarded, by
 s. D. PAGE. Milton, Conn. s- r-- q -.ss==rsr q SW*
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-08-21
10 PER CENT. NET.

THE IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY will invest money on first class Real Estate at 10 per cent. interest, net, payable semi-annually in New York. and will guarantee the collection of all loans made through its agency. All charges paid by the borrower. Please write before in vesting, for New York and New England refer ences, and full particulars. SAMUEL MERRILL, Qate Governor of Iowa). President Address JAMES B. HEARTwEIL, Sec'y, Drawer 167 Des Moines, Iowa. 19-4w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-08-21
AGENTS WANTED.

wish Agents to sell three (0 New Books just published: One Agent writes that she is making town of eco inhabitants made S22.4O in q days last week. wish . few Men of ability to sell large books. Ihave one lawyer who is making s25O0. and all expenses, per year. One clergy man who has had salary of $500 year, and more than $500. I am paying salaries as high as SS000 and all expenses. will pay salary to any man who can bring good recommendations, after months trial pay less commission than others, but have Better and Cheaper Books which induces people to buy freely.
 W. J. HOLLAND. Publisher,
 13.3m Springfield, Mass.