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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

uiStiict vi MassaCnusetts, EzeBi6t
Whitman was among the chosen to
represent the district in tie Massachs.
| sets Legislature. lie MSS an eccentric
man and one of the best lawyers OF his
time. In those days Whitman owned
farm, and did much work upon his
land; and it so happened that when the
time came for him to act out for Bos
ton, bis best suit of clothes was su;t
of homespun- His wife objected to his
going in this gsrb, but he did not care,
Il will get a nice, fashionable suit made
as soon as reach Boston, he said.
Reaching his destination, Whitmss
found rest at the Doolittle Hotel. I.ee
it be understood that I've was gradu-
ate of Harvard, and at this tavern he
was at home.
As lie entered the parlor Of the ho,el
he found that several ladies and gentle
men were there assembled, and he heard
a remark from one of them, "Ah, here
comes countryman of the real home.
spun genius Here's fun" Whitmsa
stared at the company and then took q
seat.
Say, my friend, you are from the
country" remarked one of the gentle.
men.
"Ya'as," answered Ezekiel, with Ia.
dicrous twist of the taco.
The ladies Uttered.
Sand what do You think of our city
"Itis poorly thick settled place, auy-
how. It's got sweerin' lot Of houses
in it"
"And good many people too"
"Ya'as, | should reckon 80"
"Msny people where you come frsn.
"W al, some"
"Elenty of ladies, | SUPPOSE
"Ya'as fair spripkl'u."
And don't doubt that you ars qsiss
beau among them"
"Ya'as l beaus TN some-tew mest-
in and singin' schewl'
''Perhaps the gentleman from the ia
terror will take glass of wine T.
Thank ee, | don't keer If l do"
The wine was brought
You must drink toast"
"Oh, git out, eat toast bas | never
heard Of drinkin it. But eau give
you sentiment
1.-The ladies ciapped their hands bzs
Whist was their surprise when the strsH-
ger, rising, spoke calmly and clearly, IN
tones ornate and digni6ed, as follow&
Ladies and gentleman, permit me ~
wish you health and happiness, With
every blessing earth can sestow; and
may you grow better and wiser with
advancing years, bearing in mind shss
appearances are often deceitful. Yos
mistook me, from my dress, as coun.
try BOBBY and !, judging from the same
superficial cause thought you were IL
dies and gentlemen. The mistake has
been mutual
He had just spoken when Caleb
Strong, the governor, entered and ia
quired tor Nj. Whitman
"Ab-here l am Governor, glad TO
see you" Then turning to the dumb.
founded company:
81 wish YOU very good evening.
And he left them feeling about a.
small and cheap as it is possible for full
grown people to feel.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

There is still another point in favor
of narrow guage railroads. When the
locomotive runs over man two thirds
Of the body is left in good condition
tor Identification.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

Mihy, pushed back her bonnet, and
executed sweeping courtesy.
! s'Twonty FIVE cents quart, sir,if you
please" pnrred she, with much hnmili
.ty. ''g
!" The president dropped his paper OF
strawberries on the floor ~ aa5
Mrs Gates, he calculated. n
"Ihe same, SIR said Milllcent
. "May I venture to inquire =
so, yes, You may inquire as much
as you please" said Milly. Il needed .
little money and am earning it. See
how much 7 have already" and she
,riumphantly displayed her roll of crun,
pled stamps. 1.-THE strawberries were
all nv own, sent to me this morning
by old Mrs. Peabody, and I'm selling
them to get an income Of my own
"You, ma am selling strawberries in
the strpets!" pa II eu
Milly made second courtesy.
# "Extreme necessities Justify extreme
measures, Mr.. Gates, said she saacily
Il earned my living before ] saw yon,
and eau again as4 8a.
Mr.. Radcliffe Gates looked earnestly
arei,nd ut the crowd of gaping clerks.
2 "Jamcs,' said he, ''csll NE hack
NV dear. let me take you home
"Not until have sold the rest of my
strawberries saucily retorted the wife.
"I'll take en- st any price. empfat
ically exclaimed the banker.
cash down. .z.t.-:r
Eyes; anything, everything only
come out of this crowd
So Mr.. and Mrs Gates went home;
and that evening the banker agreed to
make his wife regular allowance OF 80
much per week, to be paid down every
morning at the breakfast table.
"But we'll have no more selling straw
berries. said Mr. Gates, nervuusly.
az, be sure not said Mi'ly. "All
/ wanted was a little money of my
own"
Aud Mr.. Radcliffe Gates respected
his wife all the more because she had
conquered him in fair battle
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

How wonld it do to substitute cider
for wine in receiving New Years calls.
At any rate, no young lSdy should
refuse to ls, the young man sit beside
her.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

Game may be kept long time by
Putting little finely powdered chars
Ct 4 id little iiitislin bag III the Inside
Of the bird or hare. etc, the charcoal
sesne asraed dnls.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

There has been separation between
all uptown lover and his sweetheart. =
She presented i,im with her photograph
which he, Oh his bonded knees, swore
he would always wear next TO his heart
While making LIS last Sunday evening
.:sll, he pulled out his handkerchief
from his back pants pocket, when, lo!
the photograph fell at his lady's feet.
She says he is either liar OF else his
heart is not III the right place.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

1 A Ffcnch,iiall has discoveted that
the setefest attack of NEURALGIA can be
relieved BY directing stream of water
ffoih force pump against the par.
affected. s. 81 aBl an
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

REFERENCES BY PERMISSION:
aB Trick, President, and &. C. Strayer, Cashier,
fsrrt National Bank of Harrisonburg Virginia.
M. liz rvey Efanger, Cashier of the First National
Rank staunton, Virginis-
cai e,oard Cashier First National Bank, Salem, Va
M.ior D. A. Jones, Abingdon Virginia.
I'm j. F. Lewis United States Senate
Hon John T. Harris u. 8 House Of Representatives.
IAN q s Meem President NirginiaState Senate.
lewis johnson Co.. Bankers, Washington, D. G.
mar. 26--lvr. ,sat
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ryNAYLoR HOTEL.

This house favorabiy known to the travelling pub
n h.s recently been refted and furnished in the most
app-ayed style making it of the first class hotels in
* vajlev of Virginia. Nov. 3.-tf
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

A good escape from a tight place is
attributed 10 George the Fourth. -
There was an empty bottle Oh the ia :.
BILE, and thee king told the serSah, to
take away that marine. A guest sitting
next the king whispered in his ear that
an officer present belonged to that
branch lof the service George the
Fourth ascei,ained his name, and then
addressing him aloud, asked him if he
knew why an emily bottle was called
a marine. No your Majesty, replied
the officer. Because Said the kiiig. it
has done its duty: arid is ready 10 do ii
again. a...:...s., 81. Ill, i
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

BECKHAM VA. II. FcTLE. d. s. DELArLAS
l)ECKHAM, DELAPLANE & co.
ID GENERAL CCoMMfSION MFRHHhNTs,
Agents for Spragu@ Mower. And dealers In
FISH. SALT, PLASTER. SEED. FIR tiIIZER, &c
No Is KING SrRFET.
~egr4 lALEXAND IA, VA.
Particular attention paid to the sc ling of FloNi
Drain kc. Liberal advances made Flour &c.
otor. feb l5-t
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

T.. F'Vss
u. COMMISSION " fEt ia rs
No. 925 Louis ana Arentss,
- WASHINGTON. d. G
So1icit Consigninents OF Flour. Grain
Seals. Barn. card, Butter. Cheese.
Eggs. Pnnltry, FIuit, &C.. and
Invite Correspondence from
Merchants Miliers, Farmers
and Shippers.
mar 26-1sr.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

The other day, in Detroit, a boy
eight years old called at house in the
northern part OF The city and asked the
lady for ten cents, SAYING be IVES the
sole support OF his mother. She reach
ed after her purse and inquired: Hog
old is your mother = "shes seventy
years old, promptly replied the lad,
aud he wonaered what made the lady
hustle him out without giving hun any
MONEY iteia H3t - vt'i Ha
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

Since the days Of the Ohio crusade,
New Years callers will have to eat
cake without wine, where erstwhile
the juice of the grape tempted the
yionre nah 70 dwell
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

Au agricultural paper says that kind
words aili cure Il COW of kicking, but
many prefer Tie old way Of mailing
the critter with i fence rail until her
heart is broken, hs. a, s.is
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14
Judging ~ Appearances.

bethany, Brooke Co., ". Ia. Dec.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-01-14

a..e,v in Agricultural Implement Bnsiness narri-
sonburg, Val
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT Or NTw-YOVR

PORT oF NETWORK ...........-.-.....MAY %
CLEARED.
ssssmsiiP I etut For, Phadc Sia Jas Hand
steamship philadelphia DAVIS Paiiaclpiua las hsid
Steamship AZ er Ferguson Nassau. Kingston. ,ayan
Steamship CITY Of Brussels tBrl Murray Liverpool. John
q. Date 80, -, 49,.
CO. sh' Ne" World Champion London 'rinn'i' N'n'''n
ParK thestina R-m,n CDou1bs Lsbnn Miller TIough1n
BARI Brothers Pride RI b,owneI. st Jonn " b., Ba-es
BARK ,Ia! Oar,-ulO Gloucester, Eng. A ?.
BsrE windsor OIL Mcleod. Liverpool y g. BOyd
HSrs Rosa Utall Caonce L.sl PORT Finch glye Co
tei.f Thos Ems keiy DennistorL Mass, }. P O. c.
seir Jeddo Br) Bourker. Locspor, n s. J. H. winches
ser Nelle walker Drew, Wilmington Chase Talbot Co
selr Z. II. IAwrenoe Nen.p AsAAndiia J. A. Winchester
ser Alnels wiley SIeg Pensaeola Parsons q Lond
sc!r Lizzie Titus pnilis, Cof1rs Christi Texas Taper
scIT WIN Gray Anrn, Uueasvle. Conn, Eduara Rirte
S"r ~ ! YES 60
scir Art,gngs Cote Aaehlss W,,@g goatrsy'
sea-. Bunitt Hart Brsuks, C,Drestoi Bentley, Glider
SSar r. * Hawkins Wyatt. savannah, Evans, Bal & Co.
scnr Garrett p Wright Chopper Cat Island Bahamas B.
soop FTs Brown wilson Providence, II W jackson q CO
AcRiVEi.
sse.sshp Isean VA johnson portland pass
Bar, HeJse Meryman ,of Boston, Rollins P@laug .l6
Bs,s c. rta Nor Olsen Dranrnen 30 DAYS. ballast.
B.IE LJByiA ,ItaL. Can'iO, CEsteuaTo % "aS with
fruit ,, o., A. ,,,
fruit
sc.r Unexpected. OF AID lG days from ST. JoAn "
B.. with Tntef.
rChF Wan. Farvon 1i Kocklahd) LNfl bbaeoa ~ eah
with fTili- -
ANn WISH
] NJ. L0Nen. FAl, iiv.r Jos L fors. l. AL lilFer
car,,n purtC, River HEEL Fall DIVER
sarah iark. Fail aver. h.icSld 81 lis1 fs1i -iFSi'
RIsrL atT. I'rovId,lce Providence
Alabama. TfoVltencc. J. r. f0lhsafi nlthce'
w., \ crslor Providence. Albert PisrU, Providence.
{. III. Tyler, PrNlaence Highlander fro'""hoe-
DOMESTIC PJRf-.
tesInsirs Ceorge frpo'd, rom
7. br
Mafauzar aclr John @. Manson, RON Ba'iirutrr.
san FhANCioCo, May 2S-ArSts., faclnc Nal sseauhip
Montana. From Panama x..n-
BauXsyICK, ga, May 2a-AFriyed, Steamship ii lhtsS"io
frq,l, l. auaina, aud cleared f0T New i"rA
1BARiI<TON May 2a-ATrjyei. sclTs kalio Coltps rum
.i.tnnrr Al. tlTdgo sBd >. = HAN from New orr
lar Meriek Norfolk I. A. COms, from sen st. ale
Cleared. at%aaip H. Foley, Tor bail"ose oasN'' SVA
Al lie - i's Ph,as,-iphia
sy Z7eaft~l sEip ronsi' = iof Lave p"o
sahr Bay Tor Pensacola Sailed scr Robert nd
for Havana
FORFlGN FORTS.
2sThe White star Line ste1rnshp Am
all. A, IA a., r.. Tor Nea y "a III.
FAtTYu o. 2S.-The steamship Corntl an ~ me
Allan I..V Glasgow arr FED at o'clock tins I'M rfine
For LItest SatD heioS See Senefth ftge.'
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PfSSRNGEPS TO SAIL.

For BTENEN-Bi steamship Eeet1T, Nay 2o--Mrs 1su-
Iurb4r chiren man and maid servant Miss Jenns
". Germany; Afres Rolker.
CHI and IA aid Frank
work Frank Work rntdo
sobun.d, Ers j. A. Robinson nis- hobinsan, Chas
states Consul. Mise aFha b. luaun
Oerges WIFE, julius Oehme ara wife, FRANCIS t. Gar
rgtts Miss Mary T. Wilder, Rev Clarence 6uel MrH r. NJ
and children, Miss a. RayIrgnd lee Miss AnHc
hyDl urer W. Dane Chs.av summer W. II. Scott, Miss
A. sloan. KTaus Mrs sophie Hoe, Miss Jenny ioft,
n. and hIp. -. DeuIntIl children
maid sr-ant Jobn Lee z. Rn1bbe Mrs Hnzn. Mis-
Hilzei, Mics Nck'
Mrs Annie HGlle and cld Mr. Katharine Sep Mis- klil
cbd Mrs Domnerque, " AMI Mia
Schumacher children. il. AllrerH
Mira Ese Sc5aeleT ana i ircn Fer
and children Mr.. ii. CJel and oilhi N = AMI Mrs
EsslcT Ahir'rD,
sophie Keusrf and Mrs J. L. Lang Nj. and ars " b..
a. JuTsrss children Ar and Mrs J. ". JenL- hIss
Osise H. al Lin. Rev IFiDICh \.
Nch wife ana children Jrs. NJ. schmidt, Miss Wilma SIZES
meyer Ger~nn Da1d Mr. and Mrs 3. Kahn, Phl!.p Moss
Daniel Br.,fnss. Charles Kolter Mr. ana Mr. Chas t.
hiobi h. Fui-enan & Verg,o ana cildren Mrs SaIre
E.nganann g. q. ferTv y. iie5msnn a. II. RUti.T
W Coofn, w Seie DierGss Gustav WaA.o- " holber
Mrs Emile Koch.
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DEPARTURES or FOREIGN MAILS

SATURDAY, NAY -.
For Europe France Ssalanf via Queenstown
and Lvrtoo hy ire steamship Britannia mails close at
M SuTVtnGn'av Mail ~ closed 1880 Steamship
At - m, from Pier No 90 NIrtl River.
scotland only. ny steamship Bolivia. nails Close
a supplementary MAJ is closed AZ 10 50 steam
ship sfils u - n. from Picr No. ~ North River
Fm direct bv hip VILE de Paris nails cose NJ
a. Supplementary Mat Is closed 10 1880 a. steam
snip sails AZ II N, from Pier M % North River.
Europe via Souh1nuton Bremen by the steamship
NecksF mss c'os.a at 80 m supplementary Mail u
Pest flee l30 Steamship
foot af I1rf-st Hohnker.
Aspiiwan Panama Central American and Honth
Pacific stflnsnip Acapulco T-iiS clo- NJ 10
Suppom' niay NAL IS closed et IL q Steamship
sails at II from PIER No. A. North River
FOR KIN s0n and the United States az Colombia
by the steamship close steamship
al IL q m. from Pier No. II North River.
by Clyde. close
Steamship sails ~ from PIER Ma 20 hlst River
Mails Newfoundland the New York PostOffce
every iav ~ 81
ali for Halifax n A. IL closet at the Newly Post
Ofhco every day 1t Q D. N.
SUNDAY. MAY 80
Al Mails close 10 IL Icock IA. The PostOrlce is open
FROM "a IN. 10 IL a
MONDAY, MAY 81.
"recorafion Day"-Tle POstO1ice and all Mails VII be
CLOSED 10 q
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43i Sets.... ~ Moon r1scs.-. III
whrgR TVS DAY. "
Sandy HOOK 22 r,icvs island. "a a ell @. Perry 433
Wa ER rIIs DATP NJ
Hook 2il Govt Island. 81 Hell q. Ferry 5Jo
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forsss, Carriages, Garnrss. 81.
BELOW COST, to close business.
n. NJ nne stock Of CtRRfAGEs, my own make.
u.y I'm depository No. III Weet broadway.
Ntr' ""r' 'e ~ ~ CHAs. CRUDE.
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Giluations Uanieo-- MIIes.
Clerks Salcsmen. &c.

Clerks Statesmen. &c
A ADVERTISEMENTS FO1 TIE NEW
~ Yokh i"t6UNE NIL sE hbcLl 80 ~, At T ar
e. or sos we~, rw@nty md ~ n IN. ARLrM OFFICE
'," - .l9S. " "a @ w; Sen ~. next Sorr 20 as
Po-i-offce- up &" = m. al regular ONCE n,ter
A SITUATION by young man % year, of
srge bansing hoa- .rl IL familiar WIN ne ",t's " az oc";
"A W Box 10 p. o.
DOSITION OF TRUST, either as MANAGER
aaer and business .S'Liy best rrsrsnsss d. 81
Tribune 1 p town ofbea. I.2as Broad~ay
4 COACHMAN'' situation wanted-By.
~ yoone man -s s.s sr"o@ sad 'rsi %n's1 mt
4 SITUATION wanted az first-class COACH
- Man uy =" Ensiishnan marrisI VIII 1ns GILL OF
s s,'rra . rHoMHs PXaisH car Of Mr. carsy carriage
Repository No. ios East l%h"t
COACHMAN and GRDOM-A respectable
I runng man who nnirrstrn.is management
If hufsf- = -yc-rnt gropiu anh can
u5l: oS T % roa away or X
Gerdeners
XVANTED-A situI,ion "a GARDENER by
w an lrsr Pr.shyt.aian narriszi who unesi sns his
business al branches has been successful ,ompG,ito
for npwai Of wars " world AXE eaaIss o, nm ~
dress T. n yuoENT eAls Bridssrans seed-s,Oss Ma.
SIC Broaaw2y.
rorter1
DORTER and USEFUL MAN, for Hotel or
sturr, cy couniryA respectable rolns man would
Porter iIni ~ stove Wiling ad "pisihg
and u hn-f u..fll, Furnish ndou1iei refer
enses Ap,iy at ODELLs AGLNCf, lO9 West SssAeI'
corner brvAi~ay.
Waters.
A USEFUL COLORED MAN-WAtIER, &c.
"A . DESIRABLE tidy nan for city or soabIyi
has very reierences At The srASTbUR
i3r tth ava
WAITER aud USEFU1~An English Prot
w rsan young man. uDlersaDds has dniles thnfoug
iv place vas amily can nr9ish The ,ey
roln last Apply A. ODEILe AnES
CY, J. - West 34ih st, c"rn-r bruSiwsy
WAlTER.-A Swiss young man would ike a
w pl.'e WAITER la private family IN eiiy or country
uncerSi4 h.s dulles ibntuu-y aud wlins 10 make n
se useful furnish undolbed city Reference Apply AZ
| oDElLs AGkSCr, No 100 Vest jAt e. e"rn"f Aios4sv
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET

EEw-YORK. Friday, May 2s. 1873.
Below VIC give the sales effected to-day at
Arch, Johnson'- mart, Thireentb-sL, between University
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ST. JOHNS GUILD FLOATING HOSPITAL
70 ths Ediior OF The Tribune
SIR: / desire TO acknowledge the following
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Gi.ua:icu5 OaIteo-femnles.

~
Chambermaiis
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A Y6aR rRiBUEt VIII re RrcETvE1 At THE up
lows CFTCB,, Nos - BroaGway e@r Tnr'y-.st ST.
2..si TIrlasr, oneiun'lr'~i aud s-ny fourth It
i 80 oytic A 80 3. Egton st next door 70 ths
io--On'-. mp "a p m at rrgn ar ofice raor+
4 YOUNG Wel2a gil, raised ia ysr;
ava Wal Ti.s- silver, ssla''u eic city
o,atry 9th between oti aud sii NO., up ss-rS
DY well recommended girl situation "a
ID CHAMBERMAlD aud wAlrhkss. cah Al 2oS East
57shst
CHAMBERMAiD &c. : BY Protestant
< yoing wo,uau IA ito CHAMBERwO RK or HIGHT HOUSE
T an be , OF ., s S % g.
CHhMBERMhID and WAITRESS, or
SgMs Sen and ao paAl a. p a
eHcrie" waitress aud woaid asst WITH tie chlln aud
Se r sh AND ,SG SIS Sta. t up i saI1s
90 EAST 26TH-ST., Top floor, back
- spec'ale Protestant gil AZ ei,aa a, ,,s
operate several machines; Is eonpeaot' sood city re
terence cal for t~odays
DID woalan a. cHAaBERMAID .nd % 10 plan
ms Can De at nor presont eiapiayer~
NEW ENGLAND GIRL-For general
~ COOK rori brad maker et.' Understands ~ X and
en No., t =" arse ;amy los Seween Sub
eh-sls. mp stairs
NOOK.-An English Protestant woman IA
nrsf COOK AL of dessers
ray s,s pastry s't cen tlTrse ap Yo
" .sl. broasiSay.
Laundresses.
A RESPECTABLE woman wishes few
- or family WASH No az Der own house. can
do hGug M t2j 81 ave. and 10Th IT
i0r WEST 27rH-ST.-A superior colored
I.)OLAUTD DRESS to do washing a, her house
p-ri linens sad all kinda OF family ~asiinz Mrs
ISC WEST 2STH-ST.. top fOor.-A re-
10 ahie Pru- wishes families WASH
All s4s,ing iFunils, OF house
cleaning good relerence
General Ho1ssvor,s.
A PROTESTANT young woman wants sitn-
~ alton has g1oi refrrvuo $ for GENERAL HOUSE
Work cOoR city caaniry; wages very modeTsos
TIC HON & lis o.4Ne, Above lOthSt, over
drug store
4 YOUNG SWEDISH GIRL of 20, two
a Yeas ~ reerenoss aud good cock and
lsundrrA. or IN ERAf WORK city ar country and mod
steady plaza l0n GtAave- bot~oen 18th aud
| Vbsis- Hp siaTA
| COOK AND HOUSEWORK-By tiiy, relia-
~ ooios e Ao ehanbervark, wait
city country has good rairrcfs Al Inc
| PROTESTANT BUREAU. i3s sthave- above l0tlst
| COOK or HOUSEWORK-By a Swedish wo-
~ man. who ! competent eous. IN al branches og aeii
families Tor country. has Tie very hst 81
t,feroncsA Czl a. the PROTESTANT HOME bOhF.Ao'
| 1873 9Th ave
COOK and HOUSRWORK- a German
~ WOMAN far ely country II good cook washer ana
be seen at PIV TksEx r H0MA BullEAu. Aa iss eih-
! Aboys llts
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Glarble an Slate liilrtr!5.

AT GREATLY REDUCED PRiCES-AD ex-
~ ten-,se stock Of hARsLh ADD MAkBLki@ I'D M.
Marble Wor. Marble IT, rng f'r tAr
KABsI lJI Est Zig ite'-nth st. n.ar Trl-s' e
NASONI s. iS0iA,
- STEAM MAhbLE ana GRANITE WORKS, -
6to tjg West fntist, lear roadway.
Monuments Manf4l- Aa.s, gJrs nllg " t3sciii' -
&c innrter~ frun pnf manufacturers VI itAy OF MAJ or
u r,rry lies rptun.
STEWART slate Manteis, Marble ami Wood
- Ricn elegant ties grH ~ o." lowest rI're~
?2D 2-l West rwen tnr1 st. between Seventh ana
Eighth ayes.
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Clothing, sc.

At B. MINTZs, 2i9 Thira-avc., between
~ Tw rniirsh and rwsnty nrsLss ioJ Myfts-Aye Do
-, s'enoe and ar.dgess BrookyB.-Lailes aud gen
nsn II ne shed at the great prices b. MIMI psys o1
On o ing caT.ets Jeweiry de nvts W p"ss R0ASse
sIy .ti.ud.. o by NT. aud MIA NlntA
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Storage.

Storage.
IYAEGER WAREHOUSES;,
IL .tt av. frnn i8i io 3 ith Sis and 2s2 stbaye.
OFFICE. 80 West SAN 81 -,
m'I-t
81 the Kind ~ tie business Storage
- Ir,rr baggage e,sns of every description IA
er,,ste cio-t Night patro receive goods ~
Al Aourp. Lnsi,es ton inviieL
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Chances for Business ttlsT.

Chances for Business tllsT.
DtRTNFR WATTED-With about $!5, 900,
III LUMBER Il, siNls-S. ~ replace .lfaer fr-fiig
IA ht. %, M capacity % - v" NJ p Gdi "a
gaa.4, months iac.aI1ns Maiit am
2t,UnU c. timber LAM con ehlht 20
uils on good for running los. Foi1 ~
HUNT G HAYNES
F1nanc al and Buspe.- Bro.er~ ~ iroatway.
&. GnN viii purchase Il interest IL ono OF
t1sp.O,jO the best H1r-y and rrrcIanue estib isii
thr cpAHf - years ,,it!@ n Year,. 50 ~
'na increasing Addr~~ f. A. Box 30d ,'' in'ati I"
$1,000 WA ~ .,1a for se%ra :, partner par 1"a
p.r aanun viii be guaranteed Tor mrt cui1rs tifrr's
SPECIAL PA hTN Et. Tribune Oulce.
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Gla!ioncrp.

ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS.
Il BERLIN a JONES EN- EIOi h COMPANY AND
PAPER WARkHOrsE.NO ID. AID iJO W iIin 81, e"-
.aci! for manufacturing 1e .nl'on CIV eoi "a
with then, tlt-Jl rUl .g 4Dd ffnnhiEg Mar.I1s al
p1ess below Liberal lsconpts Ia th" trade
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Coachm m.

4 COACHMAN'' situation wanted-By
~ ,oang gssd snd ctr.iii dnSsr INST
ass city objeeihn- IN the country Address
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DOSlTION OF TRUST either as MANAG Ek
l rCULLhCrOK wantel ~ aIsr-ono Of uDionbtei char
and mrln'ss ability bes, rrisren.es A L. Box o.
Tribune L y town Ofbee. 2is Broadway.
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COOK and HOUSRWORK-By a German
" far cily country good cook washer ana
and genera hOn.e has several feieIeh,s
be seen al PfV TksEA ar H0Mk BUREAU. No las 9Th
ava, Aboys llts
The Lake County star., 1875-10-28

sand Dollars be assessed as II Coun-
ty Tax, upon the valuation of 1875;
(lO,0OO.0W Ten Thousand to be
used a. contingent fund, aud
(2,OQ0.OW Two Thousand as a poor
fund. :
\. G. ALLEy, ! r.
EDWARD Neti,, Mcclrskry, mittee'
On motion the report was ac-
ccptcd.
Report of Committee on Equal
ization:
Y@r Committee on Equalization
would respectfully submit the fol-
lowing report:
To he Han. Boori Of .Superrisor,
Of lake County:
We the undersigned committee
find OH examination of the several
assessment rolls, what appears to
MS an unequal assessment, and
would recommend that there be add.
ed to, or deducted from, as the case
may be: such an amoant rs slrall
make, relatively, an equal assess.
mcnt OF the several townships; and
the committee further find, that the
total number of acres, value ofpcr-
sonal estate and real estate of the
several townships, is a. follows: