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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-08-13
To Clean a Rusty Pillow.

Take quart OF water aud pour slowly
into it halt a pint Of sulphuric acid The
mixture will become quito warm from
chemical action, and this is the reason why
the acid should be poured slowly into the
water rather than the water into the acid.
Wash the mould-board tor any other iron
that is rusty with this weak acid, and let
it remain on ,he iron till it cyoporatos.
Then wash 70 again. The object is to give
the acid time to dissolve the rust Then
wash with water, aud you will see where
the worst spots arc Apply some more acid
aud rub those spots with a brick The acid
and the scouting win remove most Of the
rust Then wash the mouldboa1d thor
oughly with water TO remove all the acid,
aud rub it dry Brush it over with pc
trolcum. or other oil, aud let 1t be till
spring. When you 20 to blowing, take a
bottle Of the acid water to the Ge,d with
you aud apply il every bout to any spot of
rust that may rcmaiu The acid and the
securing of the earth will soon make it per
fectly bright and smooth lfall iron work
be washed over with petroleum as soon as
we put our tools, implements and machines
aside for the winter, it will keep them from
rusiing and save great deal Of trouble aud
annoyance, to say nothing Of depreciation
aud loss
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COPY OF TIE OFFICIAL REPORT To THE SEC.
RETARY OF THE NAVY,
BR BOARD OF oFFIcERs,
As to the merits Of the
z Il L NJ CAL ENGIN

US NAVY YARD, NEW YoRK,
CohAANDANrs offloE, 9Th May, ls13.}
SIR enclose herewith, for the information Of the
department the Report Of the Board detailed In con
formty with instructions OF the 25th OF March to ex-
pertinent with the Chemical Fire En- zine delivered at
this yard by Mr.. o. G. Gibbs.
am very respectfully, Your obedient servant,
p, 5. O. ROWAN, Vlee-Admiral Commanding.
HONORABLE GEO NJ. robson,
Secretary Of the Navy, Washington, D. @.
NAVY YARD, May 9TH, 1873.
pie'- ADMIRAL s. C. Roran, U. s. ~, Commanding ETC.
Sra In obedience to your order OF the 26th ultimo
Engine brought 10 this yard by Mr. O. Gibbs on the
LIST inst, convenient and necessary to enable
us TO Judge Of its merits.
we hnd It's efficiency readily recommends II and
gives 1t preference any thing Of the sort depend
ing upon the agency Of Carbonc Acid Gas, which we
have seen in use.
Its action rapid and continuous; It's construction
aud management simple.
Six men are sufficient to keep II in operation; viz
-FOUR at the break one to attend the hose-pipe and
one 10 supply the chemicals.
The use Of the chemicals may be suspended M am,
moment and sun there remains the stream Of water
IN iul force, lot any length of time so long as the
supply may be kept up by the simple use of buckets
Anything more intensely eombustible than either
Sl ehe pies on which we eXperlmented could hardly
One of theae, uncovered, consisting Of sixty tar
barrels with light wood shayings strewed around and
over aud the whole besprlnk led with spirits Of tur-
pentne, were allowed to become thoroughly envel-
oped In hames when by one stream, about one auar-
" VI NJ lncn IN uihHcteT, u was eubduNd In
minute and thirty seconds 1t was then allowed to re
ignite and 10 burn furousy four minutes and by the
same stream was completely extnguished in two
The other pile of precisely similar materials and
construction was enclosed BY fame house built for
the purpose.
IL was allowed TO become thoroughly IN blaze.
throughout, and burning hercely, when three streams
were put upon H. two Of the size above mentioned
ana another from a similar engine but somewhat
larger ~
This fire was under control in three minutes, the
use Of chemieals was dispensed with In ia minutes
utes 'N
We are, sir, very respectfully,
Your ohedient servants,
GEORGE NJ. RANSOM, CAPTAIN
W ID. WHITING, Captain,
W. HALLIHAN, lst Asst Engineer.
SC. ROWAN, ylce-Adniral Commanding.
guishern -N'in
For further information, call on or address
General Agents Chemical Engine Comany. rs Kins,s
ton Street Boston.
GOOD AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY.
7sn sTILLMAN CHASE, Montpelier. W.
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CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS
PACiFIC MAIL SIEA MSHIP CO.'S
Innor0u tHE
70 CALIFORNIA, CHINA & JAPAN.
TorcWN9 SIT MEXICAN FORTS
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.


One Of Che large am splendid Steamship of THE
lne, VII leave ficr No. vi Norh River foot ~ Canal
oi every month, Except when those dates an IN
sunday, end ttcn Ou Tho preceding Saturday. fr
Aspinwell, connecting via Panama Railway with one
~ the CON p1nH's Steamships from paLama Tor San
Francisco. touching 40 MaufanilIo
All dcprnufos connect az Panama with steamers
hr sourH PACIFIC md CENTRAL Aufuicas poprs
For Japan and China. steamer leaves san Frnn.
cisco FIRST Of every month. except when Il fails on
Sunday. then on the dav preceding
one hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult
hag-h.e received On the dock tho day before
sailing, from steamhoata railroads AMI passen.
gers who prefer O. send early. An experienced sur
gcou on board. Medicine and attendance free
For Freight, Passage Tickets, or further iniofrra
ton, apply NJ the Company's Ticket Ofiee on the
Wharf foot Of Canal street North River, New work
GEO. u. BRADBURY. Prssffeaf
" y. hILLAY. SuperisfsnfsHi,
Or ~ the Agents Tor New England
&. L. BARTLETT 4 CO. M Broad 81 Uosien
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rtisempnts.
HALL'S VEGETABLE SIClLIAN
RAIR RENE WEIR,
RENEws THE HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
WHEN GRAY
REVIEWS THE GROWTH or THE HAIR WHEN
BALD
Rcnows tho lfash, wlry hair to silkcn sonness.
BEAETIFCL nam DRESSINGl
ONE hottie SHOWS EFFECTS.
BUCKGNGHAM'S DYE

As our Remover in many cases requires too long q
time, and too much care, to restore gray or iaded
whiskers have prepared tis dye, in one Prspard-
noa, which will quickly and cncctually accomplish
hs result IL is easily applied, and produces color
which viii neither rub nor wash OIL sold by all
Druggists. Price my cents. Manufactured by
ll-com.lv. Rp HAIL B co. Nahum. n. II.
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fM0pusg ispgus TRAIN leaves White River
Junction Nrrinys excepted Cor Concord al .lO A.
~, 1r on arrival of trains from Ordenshurgh and
dav.
fLmsrol TRAIN leaves Bristol ior Coucors At 20
D.. fn. and FRANKLIN 90 1lr %. rn.
fMAiL TRAIN leaves White River Junction for
concord at p. ui.. or ora arrival OF trains over
the vermont Central passumpsic, and White Muuu.
tains Rq roads
DAY Eyrnyss rRAfs leaves white River junction
~ 900 %. m or ON arrival OF tralnf nom Montreal
anH or'en-hur-h, imttlehoro, kerne nellows Falls
VIM sor &c.. connecting 90 Concord with Trains for
M'rrhf. Ter Nashua. Lowell. and Hoston.
fThren trH.rs connect 10 Concord w.th fra ms r.
Manchester iaWrrucc porrru0uth Portland Nashta
Worcester. Ntu York lowell and BOSTON
ONSLOW STEABNs, AgsnI
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Advertisements.
UT. CENTRAL RAILROAD LINE
SUMNER ARRANGEMENr.


TRAINS GOING sOUTH AND East.
Leave Montpelier at sos n. m, 2.22 p. m son Z,
Mail Train leaves Oglcnsburg At 500 p. M st Al
ton and Bellows Falls with trains op Bosien June
ter, &C.. a. White River Junction with trains on ,Io
Pa,fumpsie railroad! atSouth Vernon for Springfield
and New York at New London with steamers ~,
Day Express leaves Montreal At s.i5am.st ST. Johr.
NJ 1000 M, Ogdenshurg at 6.ula. m ST. Alhane at
1900 MS arriving IN Boston via Lowell at 10 ~ D. m
Night Express leaves Ogdgnshurg At 1885 b. m
Montreal at IS p M, St. Johns at sos y M, St
Alhans at z ~ p. M, connecting nt White RIte,
Junction and bellows Fails with trains for Bos,eg
ard Worcester, &c, arriving at Io'ton at $50 A. No.,
York, arriving In New York at 1881 ,. M NJ
London at li.05a. m.
TRAINS GoNG NoRTH and TEST.
Leave Montpelier at $50. A. IN, 500 a. m, $50 and
Day Express leaves Boston via Iowoli at sooo ,.
for burlington 81. Adams, Montreal. &c. nrriying 10,
Montreal at $50 y. M. ard Ogdonsbufg at ii5n m
making connections for the West
Mail Train Tor burlington and 80. Alhnns l,ov,.
Boston via Lowell at 5Ui q. M, via Lawrence ,n4
ichburg At 30 a. M, Springfield At 500 a. m. New
London at 300 q. M agntl Ncfnonn at l0 On a. n nol
lows Falls has p. m, White River Junction 280 T. m
arriving 10 81. Alhans ut y 80 NJ
Trains leaving Boston via Flichhufgh nj 71 a w
and Springfield at 500 n. m. connect At White Ryef
Junction with Day Express train.
Accommodation Train leaves N0rihneid at7fgau,
Rutland at 40 %. M, Burlington 40 g9Oa m M XII
bans % i29 me- arriving In Ogdenshurg ats.50p. M,
NIGHT Espfess leaves New London at $50 d m
South Vernon nj ejs p ~ receiving passengers from
Connecticut River Railroad leaving New Yori At
$40 p. No. Springfield 90 p m, Bellows Falls IN IN
=, m, connecting with train over Cheshire Railfoad
leaving Boston az $50 p. ~, connecting at White
River Junction with train leaving Boston atG.uOp mi .
igr Huntington. 81. Aians, Montreal Sc, arriving IN
Montreal 40 ql5 o. M. ann In Ogdonslurgh nj q al
p. m., connecting with Grand Trunk Railway for tho
West.
sleeping cars are attached Co uieht Express Trains
running between Montreal aud Boston, nnd Montreal
amt Springfield. and ~. Alhaut and Tfnv
/ IT,
tween Montreal and Boston.
Through tckots Tor Chicago and the West for sale
% the principal stations
9. MERRILL, Generai Sulcrmi,nd,nf
st. Adams, May 81, l51l.
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Xdtertis
CIRE INSURANCE.
A. c. BROW MS AGENC Y,
langdon's Block, Cor. State & Main Sts.,
MONTPELIER, VT.
osn rlasr.olss conrAsas RrrurrvrrO.

ONiY FIRST tLNeS NnMiANiho NM "'0hNih"s
citlzensof Montpelier and vicinity are respectfully
invited 10 examine tho condition and standing Of the
following STOCK FiaR Insurance. COMPANIES. The
Companies represent are among tho sfRoNetst and
pFsr In this country and England, and thor records
In the recent sastrOus c0uNagrsuons In chicago and
Boston ontue them ~ tho confidence of those dosr
ing RELIABLE INSURANCE
Companies Assets.
LIVERPOOL 4 LONDON & GLOBE suiO6,q0o
NORTH BRITISH 4 MERCANTILE, i5ooo,ooo
ROYAL, Of England i2uo'@o
FRANKLIN, OF Philadelphia, 33jl,o7i
ms. co. OF no. AMERICA, Of Phila, 3,H6,759
CONTINENTAL, Of Now York, 22si2i2
PENNSYLVANIA, Of PHILADELPHIA lls9,a25
PlidNtX OF Hartford, lW052
NARRAGANsErT, Of prov dencc, a3i,5o5
MERCHANTS, Of Providence, 4'5,'29
NATIONAL ,. & W., of Ph ladclph'a' 1881
ALENANNfA, Of Cleveland, io2'590
ALPS, Of Erie Pa, "7,''l
GERMAN, Of Eric, Pa, A3i.f2
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY, of Memphis, 35a,sg6
ALLEAiANNtA, Of Pittsburgh, 3i,'50
FAME. Of Philadelphia, @i,75s
FIRST NATIONAL, OF Worcester l764'6
INCOMING, Of Muncy Pa, stock Nut i,lo|5
seven years experience in Fire insurance, and a
constant familiarity with an Us details enables me
Co transact the business iu such manner as That
NO QUESTIONS SHALL ARISE,
i'm ease a loss occurs. AL business entrusted to my
care will receive prompt and immediate attention,
and will be placed la perfectly rospunsih!e anu non
10 the interests Of my customers. Communications
by mail will receive prompt attention.
Montpelier W., March a5, 1873. 5ef
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\ YEWsCnERRY pECTORAL,FoR
DrEISgS or rHE 1HaoIr AND LU,Gs,
suCu As
Couaus. COLDS, WH0orlNg COucu hRoSchitis
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.

The few competitions, which have won the conhi-
enco Of mankind and become household words among
not only enc but many nations, must have extraor
binary virtues Perhaps no one ever secured wide
a reputation or maintained u So long as Ayers
Cherry pectoral." Il mas been known TO the public
about forty years, by long continued series Of
marvellous cures, which have for 70 confidence
in lts virtues. never squaiod hy any other medicine
10 stil makes the most chyctual cures Of Coughs
Cois. canwmffaH, Inst can be made by medical SKILL
Indeed, tho CHERRY Pictorial" has really tohted
these dangerous diseases OF their errors, to great cx
tent, and given feeling Of Immunity from their
fatal effects, which Is we'll founded II the remedy be
takon in season. Every family should have It In
their closet for the ready and prompt relief " is
members. Sickness suffering, and even life Is saved
by this timely protection. The prudent should not
neglect t., aud tho wise will not Keept by you
for the protection il aniris in sudden attacks, and
10y its timely usr
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SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
ron INVENTIONS, TRADE MARKS, on DESIGNS,
No. rs State St., opposite Knby St., Boston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards ofthrty
States also in Great Britain, France and other
lorelen countries Caveats, Specifications Assign
ments, and all papers for Patents executed on ren-
sonahle terms, with dispatch, Researches made 10
uetermlne the validity and utility OF Patents Of In
NeniipnH ana legal and other advice rendered IN all
any patent furnished, hy RENTING one dollar. A..
hgnments recorded in Washington
no fg'rcg IN ne United states posssssss stpsrior IA
is' for obolHiHg Patents or ascerfaHing ne rqfsrta
tHlfg of Intentions.
All necessity Of journey TO Washington 10 pro-
tlIe patent and the usual great delay there
TESTIMONIALS
." regard Mr. Eddy as one Of tho most eapahi, and
iucf'yn practitioner with whom have had ohcial
Intercourse.
CHARLES MASON, Com'r OF Patents"
80 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
hey cannot employ man more compefsnf and trust
melmg, and more capable Of putting their applica-
IONS IN form 70 secure for them an early and favor
able consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Phtonts.n
"h ir, R. II. EDDY has made for me over THIRTY
applications Tor Patents, having been successful in
alno every case Such unmisaka able proof Of great
talent and ability on his part, leads me to recon-
mend ALL inventors TO apply to him to procure their
patents as they may be sure Of having the most
lalthiul attention bestowed on their cases, and at
very reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGARTn
hoatoni Jan. /, 1873. 55.ly
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Rape.--The principal business before rs
quire scuwiSD's Court just now is in trying
rape cases.
EDWARD GosLIS, delicate lad of1o sum.
mers, was bound over on the 9th inst, In the
sum Of s7O0 to answer to the charge Of ra.pec,
alleged to have been committed near East
Toledo.
AEDREw Rabbit was arrested near East
Toledo on last Monday by the Toledo Police,
and brought to Perrysburp and turned over to
the authorities to answer to the charge Of COM
mluing rape on MARY DkAS, little girl II
years Of age who resides with an uncle near
East Toledo. His case was before Squire
ScHwIND Yesterday and will be concluded to.
day.
SOLOMON WILLIAMS was arrested on las
Sunday morning on charge of an attempt
TO commit rape upon the person Of ELLEN Bet.
WILLIE, 16 years Of age. on the night previous
/ The ease came up for hearing on Monday, bu
the prosecuting witness could not be fund ant
the case was postponed for further hearing
/ to-day.
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AN ORDINANCE, To construct a cylindrical
stone tile sewer from intersection Of north line
of Front street and west line of Louisiana av-
enue thence diagnnally in nOrtherly dirrc-
ton across said avenu" to iuersect the sewer
on the east side thereof.
SECTION /. BE II Ordained bv the Common
Council of the Incorporated Village VI Per.
rysburg. (two-thirds vt all the members con-
cnrringl thai a cylindrical stone tile sewer
with twelve inches inside diameter and one
inch shell be constructed from the inlerssc-
tinn of the north line Of Front street wit h the
west line Of Louisiana avenue at the point
where the drains on said streets intersec;
thence di gOnally in nurherly direction,
across said avenue To intersect the sewer on
the east side nf said avenue AZ a point thirty
feet north of the north line Of Front street M
accordance with the resolution nf the Council
adnpted June 5, 1873. and under the super
vision of the Cnmml,ee on Streets,
SEC. q That the cost aud expense Of said sew
er shall be levied and a-sessed upon the lots
and lands benefited thereby, in proportion
tn the benefits said assessment to be made
by three iudicious, dsintcrestrd fire. holders,
who shall hereafter he appointed by the
Council aud collected in such manner as the
c, uncil may hereafter determine.
SFo 3 That the claims for damages, II anv,
ii ell with the CLERK IN account nf said i'm g.
prnvemPni, shall be jndicially inquired into
after the completion of Of the proposed i'm
pr0vtment.
Passed July 10, 1873.
j. II. RHEINFRANK, Mayor.
Attest: d. X. HOLLESBEcK, Clerk
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NOTICE IN PARTITION

job" Edsar, sg,1tI, Plaintiff comso !" c""I! s,.G. of
Hannah Peters, ct al lrlsl wood County, Ohio.
The said defendants, Hannah Peters and
Frank Peters, Mary 4. Campbell anl En- och
Campbell. Margaret Is Zimmerman and ,Iuhu
Zimmerman. Emma Edgar and GEORGE Edgar
aud Lavina Edgar. nl Wnol county, Ohio. ia
cnb lI Edgar Of lvesinlc, Champaign county,
Illinois. Nancy J II ss. of Cannousburg,
Washington county. PENNSYLVANIA, will take no
tice that on the 22i div Of July, A. d. 1873
petition was flied against them in the Court Of
Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, by said
John Edgar. Plaintiff. and is now pending
wherein -nid John Edgar sets forth that he il
seized in fee simple Of one undivided one sew
enth part nf the following lands, in Wood
county, Ohin, tnwi: The west u rf the south
east section 30 eighty acres. and Of the
south y of the east y ot the southeast y of
section 20 all in Liberty township in said
county. That said Jacob 3. Edgar. Mary Z.
Campbell Nancv Hess, Margaret b. m.
/ norman, Emma Edgar aud Genrge Edgar. "a
minur.) are also seized in fee simple each ot
eue undivided nue-seventh part If said lands.
/ That said Hannah Peters is entitled tu dover in
/ said premises and that said Livina Edgar has
a lie estate in me eight, o: said lands, thai
said Enoch Clmpbell is the husband of said
! Mary Campbell. said John Zimmerman is
the husband uf said Margaret B. Zimmerman
and said Frank Peters i the husband said
( Hannah Peters aud PRAYING that, 81 the next
term &C snd Court an order 1T partition of said
premises he made, or. in case the land can M,
/ be divided without injury, that the same be
sold according To- law and the proceeds divided
as the Court shall determine
TYLER l. PILLARS, Prf's Au'ys.
1875 20
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Ed. JoURSAL: 81 wrote you from Findlay
about the storm uf the l7th which done a0nsid-
cradle damage but the storm that passed
thron III IL ncoek county. west Of Findlay on
the following day was more disastrous than
that of the lIIh, blowing down apple trees,
smoke-stlcks, hay-stacks and scattering the
hay in every direction. | saw wheat that had
been shocke up nicely. scattered over the fields
as II the sheaves hld never been gathered.
never heard OF so many tornadoes in one shor;
season. rhe Prince Of the Power of air see ms
to have things his own way this season.
learn fr"m the Journal that the Wood
County Prohibition Convention comes off at
Tontogany on July 3lst, and am informed by
good authority that G. T. Stewart, the Prohi.
bton candidate for Governor will positively
be on han to ad lress the people on that occa
sion. Now it occurs to m, that every friend of
the cause should be on hand on that day and do
all in his power to further the glorious cause of
Temperance. The devil has his agents at work
in every nook and corner Of Wood county and
they work as earnestly as If they were to re-
ceive ths highest reward imaginable. Let the
friends of peace and happiness rally and put
every honorable means in their reach to work
to stay the progress of this great enemy of
the peace and happiness Of humanity. The
tim, is at hand when all good men of every
party shnrld come forward aud unite as one
man, anl fight this demon Intemperauee. lam
informed that Rev. W. J. Trimble the Presby-
terrain minister at Weston. has been talked of as
the candidate for Representative, lam not per-
Sonally acquainted with Lin, but am informed
by credible persons that he is a man in every
way fitted for that position and that he is vii.
ling to hazard the modification Of a defeat in a
good cause. As John A. Shannon is person.
al friend of mine and opposed to dealing out
double distilled damnati,n 10 Lis fellows and in
every way capable of filling the office of State S
Attorney, am in favor Of returning him tn
that oIlice. II the friends of the cause can find
man more capable and more deserving than
the Colonel, let them trot hn rut
We think Perrysburg township is entitled to
Commissioner, but If the miiorlty think dif
ferently we will submit like little men. would
like to name man for that postlon, but am
not sure but he takes a drop aud for the present
Will forbear.
The people here are rejoicing that the ditch
No. 7 trouble has b'en amicably adjusted aud |
hope that our Trustees will have the work com
pleteted as on as possible.
little son Of W. W, Brown, aged about two
years, fell and broke his thigh few days age.
DR.. Chapman of your place was sent for VIII,
SET the bone and the boy is doing 6nely.
Yours Truly, GRIDIRoN.
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VILLAGE ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE, To improve Front street.
SECTION |. BE it Ordained bv the Common
Council Of the Incorporated Village Of Per-
rysburg, (tw0-thirjs Of all the members con-
curring) that Front street from Louisiana
avenue to the east line nf East Boundary
street, be and the same is hereby ordered to
be improved by grading aud gravelling in ac
cnrdance with the rcsnlutinn of the Council
adouied June 5.lSi3 and under the superyis.
ion Of the Committee on Streets.
SEC 2. That the cost and expense of said i'm
pruvement except 50 much thereof as lhe law
provides shall no paid from The general fund
of the Corporation, shall be levied and as
sessed upon the lots and lands bounding and
abuhing upon said Improvement in proper.
toD IN the fnot 'front.' aud upon such other
lots and lands within the Corporation as will
be specially accommodated and benefited
thereby. and said assessment shall be Uaya-
BILE in one annual instdllmsnt AMI collected in
such a manner as the Council may hereafter
determine.
SEC. 3. That the claims for damages filed with
the Clerk on account of said improvement.
shall be iudicially inquired intn after tue
completion Of the proposed improvements.
SEc 4. The Clerk Of said Corp0ra tion is hero
by directed to advertise in the Cooperation
paper, for two weeks for sealed proposals for
making said improvement.
Passed July IS, 1873.
j. Il. RHEIyFRANK, Mayor.
Attest D. K fIoLLRNBECK Clerk