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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-08-02

LANTERSE.-Tel est le nom dn nouvean journal
qni dot paraitre incessamment a la Nouvelle-O rle-
ans. rtdige par NJ le DR.. Testut, %rauteur du Vieux
Solomon, ct Tune des plumrs les moins 6mouss6es
dc Ia presse franco-louisianaise
Le prospectus de IA Lanterne est IN prospectus
ferement libre- prnseor.
Pourq"oi uon1 Le public est fatigue des "cli-
eh6s" do Ia vieille presse.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-08-02

ro,1lpaNntc n'ansur1uce
SUR LA VIE
LEQUII'ABLE
IY ia GGwIgIAIIa
Nouvsilc.orlcans, angles dies rucs
Gravicr ct Caromiclct.
FONDEE EN- MAJ 1868.
Montant assure ........$ 81 00, 900
Actif, environ......... 400,0 900
Eevenu, envion........ 100000
Pertes payees........ 1872 900
SAMUEL MANNING Topp, president;
w. B. SCHMIDT, vice-president;
WIN. HESpERsoN, scc,etaire;
WIN. c. ROBINS, directeur des agcnces.
#" D]1REcTEuEs .-
Charles Cavaroc James I. Day
w. B. Schmidt J. B. Camors
II. J. Hart r. B. Briggs
David Wallace +. II. Fairclilu
Alex. Marks b. T. Wal,he
Geo. A. Fosdick VIM. Crecvy
Edward Rigney J. w. Stone
John Henderson r. a. Tyler
John l. Adams c. T.. Girardey
A. Thomson VIM. Henderson
Samuel M. Todd VIM. ?. Harper
S. Cambon Joseph Ellison.
MEDEc1Ns 1NsPECTEuRs.
Drs. ?. Lafon, l.. Lambremont, G. Chabau,
ct VIM. Hart.
NJ. JUST CONES es, l'agent de la Compagnie
pour les paroisses S,-CharIes, Sl.Jean-Bap
ti>,e, St.Jacqnes ct Ascension.
Pour rensrignsmen,s ct prospectus. s'adres
ser a JUST Comes, Donaldsonvi!le P. o. As
c%ension, La.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-08-02

Briqnes ordinaires, priaes sur les lieux, au
compliant: 80 90,
Rrnines i destination, par Steamboat, POUR
paroisscs v]oisinrs Sl3 50,-Dtrhargement anx
trais de i'nclieienr. on bien Sl3.5 so, en- ctIec.
tuanl le dtchargcment.
Briq"fs d ca1relags. P1iscs srr l%cslicnx au
compliant, $1,000, destination, SIS ri.
-S'adrrsser an dorniciie de l.. Granlcury,
on 4 n. l.. GraIldeury, ConuentF. O. 81.
James.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-08-02
fHB L0UISIANIAy.
Saturday, August 2, 1873.

disue, qn'elle SO depense, mais in,arieure.
ment qu'elle Sc recneille ct SC %sanc,ifie par
les devoirs dn sauctuaire domes,ique.
JEAN.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1873-08-02

NM. ]. 1CARD e. T.. CREISSEN aver.
iissent mes>ienrs les hsbilan,s de ce;,e IA.
roi>se e, DIES paroisses voisines Qn'ils viernen,
d'ouvrir un a,elier q Donaldsonville. Q, on'lis
eXecnterort dams lie plu. BRET dalai tout ordre
qni ienr sera contia concernanl lie m4cani.me,
lis en,reprennent Ell ex6cn,ent ton, travail
concernan, mon,urc i neuf, PREPARATION de
sncrcries, mouths de- tous genres. iesstcl,e.
lies, machines en- acier on en- cuiyre, armu.
rene. cl'arronage, carlosserie, elc....
80 Av J..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

the time and attention of the Chairman of
your committee and thereby. as we verify be.
lieve, accomplishing great public good. To
meet this extraordinary expense. the sum of
one thousand dollars was appropriated by the
last Board, ell of which has been sxpended.-
Believing much good has been effected by the
system, your COMMITTEES recommend its con-
tinusnce, and that the sum Of six hundred
dollars be appropriated for its use.
All OF which 10 respectfully submitted.
THOMAS LAIRD, Chm.
J. w, SEATON,
ROBERT GLENN.
Upon motion the report was re.
ceived. Mr.. Seaton moved to amend
by striking out $500, and inserting
$500. Carried. Mr. Schreiner moved
to adopt the report as ammended,
which was agreed to.
Mr.. Glen prese ted the following
report of Committee on Equalizs
ton. which was read.
To'ae hoard Of Supervisors, Grant County:
Demonstrations committee 10 whom wa.
assigned the duty eff equalzing the real and
personal property Of Grant County, have per
formed that duty, and hereby submit as tn,
result of their labor, the following report:
yAIUATIos or mar x.r.rs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

4
| Aud that the several towns are hereby re-
CURED to raise and expend one half Of tn,
amount furnished by the county, and Ihst ths
County Clerk shall not draw any order, fol-
| the payment of the several suma anpropria;ed
until majority of the Town Board shall ri,
a certificate with the Clerk that the work ba,
been done, and that they have expended tina
| amount.
All of which IS respectfully submitted.
GEORGE BROWN, Hermann GRIMM,
D. Y. BROWN, HENRY GORE.
REUBEN COOLEY, RUFUS HANNCM
PETER CLAYTON, OoMxIrrrx
Mr.. Lard completed his report az
Chairman of Committee on Insane.
ss followr;
TO he Board Of Supervisors Of Grant County:
Your committee, having in charge the In-
ga ne of Grant County, would respectfully re.
port,
That during the term Of their service they
procured the admission into The Hokpiial
tor the Insane al Madison, fifteen persons,
nine of whom the expenses were fully paid
by the County, five by relatives and one In
part by the relatives and the balance by the
County. Arrangements We're also MAI. wiz, ~,
Mr.. snowu,; re-. - keen four insane persons Al
the County House, at an extra expense of IS
cents per day each, TO take effect on the LIST
Of last June. Since which time your commits
tee has succeeded in getting two Of them adj
mitted TO the Hospital, one died, and proyis-
ion made for taking the remaining ons TO
Madison. This disposes of all the present
dangerous cases of insanity in the county.
many Of whom have been long IN improper
and unhealthy places of confinement, at times
a terror to their friends and the community.
and heavy tax upon the County.
The expenses attending this charge have |
been necessarily hesvy-occupying much of !
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

Mr.. Rodolph moved that the re-
port In Whole be received and sdop.
ted. Carried!
Mr.. Seston presented county or.
der drawn in favor offs L. Stratton,
issued in the year 1867, which bad
been Withheld ia the Clerks office
since that time, by order of the FL
nance Committee OF that year, be-
cause of irregularities in the claim
upon which the order was issued.
which was referred to Finance Com
mittee, to be destroyed.
Mr.. Seatop presented the follow
ing Report OF Committee on Fl.
nance.
REPORT or rHE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
To The Supervisors Of Grant County:
Your Committee on Finance upon whom
devolves the duty of investigating the none
tary and other business transactions of the
county officials for the fiscal year closing No
vsmber l4th, 1879 would respectful report
that they have made thorough and fun ex.
animation of the Treasurer's Office, books,
records, vouchers and papers, and find the
| same kept 10 neat orderly, and business like
| manner.
| Herewith VIC present his report which We
| have examined in detail and and correct, as a
true and full exhibit of the receipts aud dis.
bursements OF this Office from the date of his
last report on record until the present time:
Aaasal Report q A. Il. kscsrtnsy. Tyeaswr~- Of
C~ant UcSaty. Husensin, fer 1919. ssstmc No,
| Is, A. D. 1878.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

~London Journals express the
hope that the United States will
ayenre the death OF the crew and
passengers of the Virginius.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20
sThankssivinE Proclamation.


In accordance With usage and In conformity with
the recommendation Of the PreSident.of the United
States.
I.C. O. WAshburn, Governor Of the State Of Wis
eonsn do hereby appoint Thursday, the 27th dsy Of
November, 1873. as . day Of th 'Dksgiving to Al
mighty cod for general health, pi ospsrty and Other
blessings vouchsAfed to she people ofour State dur
ting the past year.
Ard sarnestlIy recommend that all the people en-
that GAY abstain from their usual labors and ota 10
worship and praise to the great Author Of all good
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand aud caused the Great Seal OF th'
tLs.i s'Crs to be afiIed.
Done at the Capitol In Madison, thi'
seventh dAy Of November, A. D. 1873
&C. wAsHBURN.
ny this 0OVeraOr:
Ii. BELIsE, 8 eerstary Of State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

"a better feeling prevails in fl
uancial circles East, and grain and
stocks are advancing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

NOOIbv0 %
In the same manner your committee have
examined into the condition of the Office Of
the County Clerk and find the same in good
order, and the business promptly and Efficient
ly transacted by the present incumbent The
affairs of that Office have been investigated.
so far as our limited time would permit. and
are being conducted in proper and legal
manner and to the entire satisfaction .bf par
ties having business relations Herewith. The
Report furnished by the County Clerk, here
with submitted, has been examined and COM
pared and found correct:
Annudl Report Of r. S. Kidd, Coswty Clerk q orans
OOSwtp, His., JTsm january 0, 1874, to Nssspa-
Der II, 1873,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

Or Goa AaTi Asea.s vsrtsai An eAssss
% 10 pie, u sasr cid,
thsx
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

Andrew McFaII, AttY's ices State Vs, II
Young and q Worley,
Andrew McRall, Justice fees, State VS. Ben
ner. Miller, Hays, Barnard. Manning.
jenkins et al, and Srimmar,
James Bailey, Court fees, State vs. 5rim.
msr, Sabi ne, Enright, Egslston, Cor naR,
Perigo, Pinkham, Giegelmeeir, Brim mer,
and Barnard,
Parce. Court fees. State vs. McLin, Rosha,
Bird, Craig. Young McLin, Morley, Al
bert, Giegelmeisr, Barnard. and Brilnmer,
J Woolley, Court fees, State vs. Morrow,
Bird, Young worley 4 Bslson. Chandler,
Watson, Sabine, Barnard, Harris, Bnm
mer, Jenkins ct oil. and Brimm er; also
making transcripts in Grim. cases, &e,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20
LIABILITIES.

The liabilities Of the county, at the present
date, so far as year committee have been able
q ASCERTAIN are aa folInwa "a lii
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

List Of CAIN. Allowed By ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
sAME OF CLAIMANT. NATURE or CLAIM. ANS .l'p.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

w pApcubsu On Sn4aHp venue
McCord We McSpaden,
William Mc0onigAl. Fees, etc,
VIM k Sloat, sheriff fees, State vs. william
Dunn, attending county board. State vs.
Quick, Nelson, Fuller, and ysngildsr,
boarding, etc. Of 0vsrton, cash paid for
hauling wood, fees State VI McLin, wash.
Ing for Jail, fees State Va Young,
John Kelly, Constable's fees, State W Ne.
Lin, Young. Morrow, Bones. Harris. Bar
nsrd, Enright, Worley Il Bulson. Chand-
Ter, Enright, Doe 3 Rec, jenkins et al,
and Manning. dspfy sherin's fees, inquest
on body John George
Chas w Kicks, Constsbls's fees, State VI
Morley 4 Bulsos, WEIGH. Young, Frank.
lin, McLin, Watson. and Craig.
D Carry, Cents fees State W W Webster.
Thos r Hugill, Co nstsble's fees, State W
0rote ct al, Coz. Bowman, Van Gsldsn,
Haney aud Devlin, fees on inquest OF
body OF D Augustine,
Jos u Afford, Dep'ty sherin's fees, State ys
Grote. McLin, CO pstsble's fees State vs.
Barnard, and Devlin. fees on Inquest OF
bodv of Y Huntfn0tou
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

in & oss to over q sum of FIVE hundred and fifty
dollars. We also find they have, at divers
times made efforts to have her taken in charge
and kept by the proper authorities at the In
sane Hospital but without success, and would
have delivered her long since to the keeping
of Grant County bad they have known the pro-
visions of the law in such cases. Your com
mittee therefore believing that the taxpayers
OF the town Of Muscoda should not be made TO
pay for the ignorance of her authorities. wo uld
respectfully recommend that the sum of two
hundred dollars be paid said town of huscoda
in full for all claims against Grant County for
keeping said insane patient, La Bue Barr.
JOSEPH H0RSFALL,
&. BAYLEY,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

Bank stock, and property enumerated under
the head of all other personal property,
has been left as returned by the several As.
SCISSORS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

Ii. BEIIss, 8 serstary Of State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20
GRANT COUNTY
Proceedings Of the Annual Meeting of
the County Board Of supervisors.


FIRST DAY.
The Board of Supervisors met in the
Court Room at 2 O'Clock p. NJ, Tues.
day, Nov llth, 1873, and was called
to order by Geo. w. Ryland, chm. The
Roll of members being called by the
Clerk, a quorum was found present.
Upon motion of Thos. Land, oil
Wingville the Board proceeded to
the election of Chairman for the Ell
suing year. An informal ballot was
taken which resulted as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-11-20

and furnishing the material and building the
foundation for said Vaults for the sum OF one
hundred and seventy-seven dollars, and to Z.
Z. Barstow for furnishing the brick and mate
rails and building said Vault, excepting the
iron work and plastering said Vaults, for the
sum ofthree hundred and eighty dollars, in
GLIDING the taking up Of the floor in the Court
Room, and RELAXING the same; that said work
has been fully completed and accepted BY us;
and there being no bids for the iron work for
said Vaults, we instructed G. w. Ryland to
purchase the doors and windows aud furnish
the necessary iron work for said Vaults; that
said Vault doors cost the sum of three hur dred
dollars, aud the freight on the same was thirty
four dollars and fifty cents, as charged in q.
w. Ryland's bill filed; that the iron windows
and other iron work. cost the sum of one humid
red and eleven dollars and seventy-one cents,
as charged in d. II. Budds bill filed; that said
doors and iron work was done and furnished
to our entire satisfaction, and we recommend
that orders be drawn on the county Treasures
Tor the amounts due to each contractor for
said work
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-03

GENERAL NArunE-No. so !
An ACT to provide for the better care an
lection OF subsistence supplies.

An ACT to provide for the better care and pro.
lection OF subsistence supplies
Resotped by he Senate and House Of Repre.
,entatices OF he Uuited States Of America in Con.
qress assembled, That the Secretary OF War be,
select from the sergeants of the line of the army
who shall have faithfully served therein five
Years, three years OF which in the grade Of non
commissioned officer, as many commissary SER
eeants az the service may require. not to exceed
one for each military post or place Of deposit OF
subsistence supplies at the posts, under the di-
rection of the proper officers OF the Subsistence
department and under such regulations as shall
be prescribed by the Secretary Of War The
commissary sergeants hereby authorised shall be
ject to the rules and articles Of war aud shall
rec i've for their services the same pay and al
lowances ss ordnance sergeants.
Approved, March 8, 1878.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-03
LAA "a ,PilILADELPnlA, VIII.
80 ~ MINGToN, a BALTIMORE

'NAii-n%AI' LIME Table
Taking effect SUNDA y, October 18Th 1873,
a. Philadelphia and Washington Exnresa Train
are tlesignated inns IL as Nh We ps h i,i
gton EAp,ess ir ms thus q ~ iS Sg1 u 90 aI
roe aud NorfolK tw-t,n aoeonnt at An rt, mou
time, tr ms leave Hal imOre Nv civ time i've min
utss earlier than stat, d below. NV -D''
on NJ lnda and Ihufsd :, only. STna II 4 . AZ
Train IRON Pa deiphs Vii I4n IN, i ssay " 1nss
DAY, Friday and Saturday only.
SOUTHWARK.
OF Broad Street s Sep 90
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s45, Is es5 6so 1 14ts p I%"V' ElO' f'VO' al
SSa ssS feTA ~ e ~ IN 1874 q g.
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Wy y, a,n M; ann NJ on oo .a
p. M d - i"'V' ~ Me- E'V' 4oo' DID, $50 $50
ilnwood, I. $40, 1890 A NJ, 2so 40, s1S, Sac,
vi Clay i'S %nt T. II $40 1890 ESQ 4oos,neu
'f Beey SS $780, 1890 A. M. 800 s1n s4h
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o, Ns, 40, :, "4s so ESQ; li.SG. r M
Sfsnfon = a. a A. ~ M
Newark sac A. NJ, ! co. ii 10; %; P. M.
Ekton $50 A M, 40, ii 9Us p M
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par Wiz IA a. ~ ~ % NM, :, ,o. r,
A. ''''N' w ~ "'' A-'V' M seV' o''' ii''O
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iefis mahsvllle. $50 A. NJ ll.s0. 2. M.
IuBCwuud, 80 A. H., 4, ll..U' r. NJ.
magnolia, 80 A NJ, II 3 VI;
Baltimore, 500 A. NJ, l2UO' "a. IL lb' COZ IL 30
p. NJ. -
NohIHWAhD.
Trains for Philadelphia will leave as follows: from
Balti more i M q Ross M o ASS gns ~ ,sss !,
NJ. '''0 -'''' -
Magnolia, 8 22 A. NJ, 8 II, 6.16sP, M
kdHeWUOd, ~ A. Al, 8.1I + NJ
hayie de el ace is1O'' s:6I, iO:sls. A N. 4:1q..
S.bls + @'i-
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-03
GENERAL NAruaE-No. All

Az Act to amend an act entitled IAN act to pro-
mote the development OF the mining resources
of the u tied States
Be il endctedJy H. Senate and House of Repre-
antliiUeS Of TIE United States Of America in Lon.
grSs assembled, That the provisions OF the
Fifth section OF the act entitled AN act to pro-
mote the development Of the mining resources
Of the United States" passed May TENTH eigh-
teen hundred and seventy-two which requires
expenditures of labor aud improvement on
claims locatad prior to the passage of said act,
are hereby so amended that the time for the
frrt annual expenditure ON claims located prior
to the passage OF said act shall be extended to
the tenth day Of June, eighteen hundred and
seventy-ionr.
Approved, March l. 1873,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-03

An ACT to abolish the office OF surveyor at the
or purposes.
Be il eldcte by he SENATE and 7ouse of Rep
res ntatiUeS of The Unitei States OF america M
Congress assembled That the Off 70 OF surveyor
at the port Of Chester. in the district of Phila-
delphia provided by the act establishing said
pert. approved March twenty ninth, eighteen
hundred aud sixty-seven be- and the same is
hereby, abolished
SEQ. 2 That an inspector Of customs, to re-
ii at tho said port OF Chester, with the powers
Of deputy collector, shall be appointed for
SAID port, and shall perform such duties as may
be devolved on HIM according to law, bnt the
compensation of such officer shall not exceed
that allowed by law to inspectors OF customs at
the port Of Philadelphia
Approved, March s. 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-03
LGENERAL NA1uRE--No. IS |

Az ACT to change and fix the time of holding
the spring terms of the United States crcu
and district courts in the cities of OOvingLon
and Padueah. in the Stale of Kentucky.
Be II enacted By The Senate and House OF Repre-
smtdtaps, Of tie United Stdtes Of America in
Congress assembled That The terms of the Uni
to States circut and district courts heretofore
held in Covipgtnn, Kentucky, on the third Mon
day in April, shall hereafter be held there on
the second Monday in May and the terms OF
said courts heretofore held in Padueah, Ken
tuoky, on the third Monday in March shall here.
after be held there on the second Monday in
April
Approved, March l. 1873
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-03
IGENrRAL NATUnE-No. 40 /

Az ACT authorizing the President to appoint
Frank NJ. Ashton second assistant engineer
in the navy of the United States.
Re il enacted By The Senate and House of Repre-
s1atiues of the United States Of Ahsr lea IN Con-
qrtSs assembled That the President be- and is
hereby, authorized, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate to appoint Frank NJ. Ash.
ton second assistant engineer in the United
States navy subject to the usual examination.
Approved, March l, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-03
IGrrEnAL NAruRE-No. "A |

An ACT to enforce the stipulations OF the con.
vention with Venezuela, Of April twenty fifth,
eigteen hundred aud sixty-six, and the pay
ment Of adindiclted claims.
10 h enacted by Hte Senate and House of Repre-
,,,t1ipes of The United States Of america in Con-
o,sss assembled That the adjudication of claims
rs The convention with Venezula OF April TWEEN
~ ffth, eighteen hundred and sixty-sx, pursu-
M 10 the terms of said convention il hereby
recognized as final and conclusive, and to be
held AZ valid and subsisting against the republic
of Venezula.
VI Annroyed February 25 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-03

| Having es 4bi -nel all iics atJIe Id, lOd dOuse
WI mington we would cordially invite pate MS sui,
feFing from any form Of Chronic Dsea'e to ca and
see US. Feeling lsned, that rom the unparalleled
| success which has uni Ormiy f'llOwed this method
OF operating upon patients we can IN lrd relief In
any case aud cure the majority OF those that have
been given over as hey onn the reach OF medical AID
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS NEURALGIA, TIC
DOLOREAUX HPiLEPSY nEA eNESS,
| . ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
| Are among the diseases that can be successfully
| treated. Stiffness OF tue arms and limns weak
backs, weak lutRs diseased liver and kidneys, to-,
yleln readily to the method alIhou \ generally re-
TENS Of medicine.
In proof Of the efficacy of treatment by tho
Equalizer"
LET FACTS SPEAK.
We are prepared TO furnish test mo ials from a
numhtr nf The citizens Of Wilmington Of Gu es eff
fected through our treatment, one Of which follows,
and many others which, because OF the desire eX
pressed by patients are not published, bat can be
seen at the office. We have come here, not tran
silent practitioner, but ~ establish permanent e-
gitiT etc businrps, and should be pleased 10 have
the afflicted call for explanation Of our system,
which is mechalical ana something new 10 science
And medicine, or send staI p for circular To DR..
Frantz, Clayton House, Wilmington, Del.
TESTIMONIAL.
Wilmington, Del, September 20, 1873 i had
suffered for five weeks with very attack Of
Sciatic Rheumatis m the result II cold For sev
o. a weeks was en- ely lPless. consulted ply
stcians OF different school Of me icine without
rec living any benefit some telling me my could
not be cured. He ring Of the qualiz IT ust by DR..
Frantz at the CLAYTON HUu ell cOncuned to consult
him. On -crutthes, managed, with considerable
difficulty 10 reach his office, where to my surprise
after one single treatmt mt, snUuldered my cru CHI
es, and without any assistance walked home. After
the third treatment, all within one week. resumed
business. j. COLEMAN BANNAB,
No. 1919 West Thid street.
ANOTHER TRtTINoEIAL
Wilmington, Del, Octob rs, 1873 = I was tai en-
several weeks ayO with vary severe attack OF
Rheumatism, the pain rom which WAS 20 ex ruell-
IF
At the recommendation of M attending phys clan
sent for the quTtz r. used by br FraGtz, at the
Clayton House, and am happy 20 say that expert.
enced Immediate relief with the 1rs treatment, and
after three applications was entirely cured |
MRs NJ. CORSON
Oct25, eOdSw Az karket street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-03

Az ACT to transfer the control OF certain powers
and duties in relation to the Territories to the
Department of the Interior.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resenidtires Of DE United S'dtes of America in
tong,ess dssenibl Il, That the Secretary of the
Iner.Or shall hereafter exercise all the powers
aud perform all the duties in relation to the Ter
ritories OF the United States that are now by law
or by custom exercised and performed by the
Secretary OF State.
Approved, March l, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-03
gail Bond Eines.
Monday, Sept. ooh 1873.

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