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, 1878-09-01
The Pill Chuck and Stilln-
suamish Road.
Stilla-

In accordance with the general wish
of most of the settlers of the Snohomish
and Stillaguamish river valleys, the
board OF County Commissioners appoint
ed surveyor and viewers to view out,
locate and survey county road connect
ing the two parts OF fhe county, hereto
fore separated by an almost impossible
wilderness.
The viewers were; Chas. Neymier, E.
S, Gregory, and William A. Clark, with
w. F. Brown rs surveyor. About two
weeks ago, this party with D. Bartlett
anb J. Stafford as chainmen, started
from the Pill Chuck creek, to make the
preliminary examination, and find suit
able route, preparatory to the final sur
vey and location of the road.
The point of commencement was at
the end of the Snohomish city and Pill
Chuck road, at the north west corner of
Section three, Township 30 north, of
range six east, to which point, some
nine miles distant from Snelomish city
the above road is already located and
surveyed, and opened for teams five
miles, with trail for the whole distance.
The parties were thirteen days before
they reached Stanwood and eight days
from the Pill Chuck to the Stllaguamish
prairies. which are situated about twelve
miles in an air line above Stanwood.
1t is about II miles from their starting
point to the Prairies, in an air line; but
they travelled about 20 miles in examin-
ing route for road. They expect
finally to locate road on that part of
the route within IL miles, making the
road from here to the Prairics, 81 miles,
and from here to Stanwood, about 35
miles. One half day out from Pill Chuck,
they struck cry high land, and went
through some very clean burn to get to it.
They had no water to drink or cook
with from noon of the second day out,
or "a hours thereafter. Once after that,
they were 80 hours with out water.
1t had been heavily timbered region;
but windfall and fire passed over it 10
years or more ago. They passed through
some very fine farming land. On the
Stilaguamlsh side OF the divide. they
passed for one mile through White
Pine forest. The Stillaguamish Prairie
is occupied by man by the name OF
Kent and another by the name ef Lynch.
It contains about 200 acres; Lice spring
runs through 1t. 1t will make two frst
class dairy farms.
The route from the prairie down
to stanwo ood is remarkably good for
road. there Is already bride path on
that part OF the route and a feasable
soute can he secured the rest Of the way.
The party will start out again in a few
days for the final survey, with the addi-
ton of an axmAn, probably Mr.. Kent Of
the prairies.
, 1878-09-01

The supplement furnished with this
number, and that has been mailed to
the readers of the STAR for some time
past, will probably be discontinued in
September. In place OF it, will be furn-
ished genuine AUGUR from Portland,
which will contain as much Oregon and
telegraphic news as Portland weekly
and be mailed direct, from that place to
each subscriber of the STAR.
, 1878-09-01

TERRITORY Of WASHINGTON | co
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT GO
In THE DISTRICT COURT OF SNoHo-
MIsH COUNTY:
NJ. w. Packard and d. B. Jackson,
partners, doing business under the style
and firm name of
Packard & Jackson;
Plaintiffs.
Harvey W. Light, and
Edward Shone;
DgendGnts;.
THE UNITED STATES Of AMERICA
! SEND GREETING,
To Harvey W. Light, and Edward
Shone, Detenaant&
You hereby required to appear in an
action brought against yon by the above nam
ed plaintiffs, in the District Court Of Snoho-
mish County, holding terms at Snohomsh
City. in and for said County of Snohomish,
Washington Territory, and to answer the
complaint flied therein, within twenty days
exclusive Of the days of servicc), after the
service on you of this summons, II served
within said County of Snohomlsh, or II served
out of that County, but In this District with
in thirty days, otherwise within sixty days,
or Judgment by default will be taken against
you, according to the prayer of the complaint.
The said action is brought to recover
Judgment against you, the said defendants,
for the sum Of One Hundred dollars United
States Gold Coin. with interest thereon at
the rate Of one and one half per cent per
month from the 9th day OF April 1877, and
that certain goods and chattols, mentioned
and described. in a certain mortgage, executed
by you, the said defendant, Light, may be
sold in the manner prescribed by law, to sat.
isfy said claim with an Attorneys fee, and
costs and disbursements OF this action.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear and answer said complaint
as above required, the said plaintiffs will ap.
ply to the court for the relief demanded IN
the complaint.
Witness the Hon. J. r. LEWIS Judge OF
said Court, and the seal thereof this 18th
day OF August a. d. 1878.
H. A. GREGORY,
Clerk.
Morse 81 NIcoII, Attys for the Plffs.
Fist publication made Aug. 18th 1878.
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, 1878-09-01
For the
NORTHERN STAR,
THE REP UBLIOAN COUNTY CON.
VEOTTON

AConvention Of tbe Republicans OF Suo-
honish County is hereby called to meet at
snomlsh City, on Friday September 9th at
o'clock 2. M. for thepurpose Of electing del.
egates to the Territorial Convention which
meets at Vancouver on the 9th day OF October
and to nominate County officers to be voted
for on the 9Th day Of Nov 1878, and such
other business as may properly come before
the Convention,
The several Precincts will be entitled to he
represented in said Convention by the follow
owing number Of Delegates to wit,
CenueVlue ..s.'....,............ IS
muklltco. ..'''.''''s.s'.........
fsekWocds. ...................- -s.s.....ss.l
Loweh .'''.''-'''.''.'......' ...'.............
sDohoInsh. .-...-.s.......,.......
leualco. ..,............,.,...l
By order Of the Committee.
NV. Packard,
CHAIRMAN.
, 1878-09-01

II is nearly one year since DR.. Fulsom
severed his relations with the STAR,
since which date, although warm
friend aud supporter of the paper, he has
rot contributed single article to its
editorial columns; nor has any other
beside the publisher written u single
editorial article for the paper, or assist
"a him in that work. II the DIR. finds
time from his other duties, he may fnr-
nish a series Of scientific articles, which
would be Of general interest to all, but
heretofore it has not been convenient TO
secure such results Before long il is
hoped il may he effected.
, 1878-09-01

Numerous political as pirants here
abouts seem to regard it as the correct
thing, to go out on the salt water and
hnally bring up on the Stillaguamish, at
old man divers house. We wonder
how many votes they will secure in that
section, by fattering the old mans ex-
cessive vanity about his fine house and
farm.
, 1878-09-01
NOTICE.!

The partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Eugene D. Smith and Chss. T. jackson
Of Lowell, snohOmlsh Co. w. T. rs dealers
In general merchandise under the style aud
firm name Of Smith Jackson d Co, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Eugene ID.
Smith assumes all the indebtedness Of the
firm, and all accounts due tho said hrm are
10 be paid 10 him.
Dated Aug 2lst 1873
EUGESF u. SMrfH.
CHAs Y. JACKSON.
ni3a I'm
, 1878-09-01
LIST OF PUBLIC LNSTI TUTIONS.

Masonic, Centennial Lodge, No. &C Regular
communications frst and third Saturdays OF
each month,
1. O. G. T. Olive Leaf Lodge, No. IL, first and
fourth Saturdays of eacl month.
:. o. q. +. Snohomish Lodge, No. H. Reg
ular meetings on Thursday evening of each
week.
>,nohomish Atheneum.
,nohumish Free Religious Association.
Union Presbyterian Church and Congregation
OF Snohomish City.
;Snohomish County Agricultural Society.
,'nohomish Rifles, Militia Company.
Snonomish Telegraph Company.
SSnohomish Cemetery Association.
, 1878-09-01

Messrs. Henry F. jackson, John d.
Morgan ard Joseph Plaskett have re-
Gently purchased yc,y neat sIoop OF 4 4
tons burden, which they propose to use
rs q pleasure boat. There is only one
chance for trouble; it is not yet settled
who will be Capt. OF tile neat and trim
little craft; whether it will be Capt. Joe.
Capt. John, or the Lord Harry.
, 1878-09-01
mHE UNIVERSITY of W. T with

THE UNIVERSITY of w. T. with
I. its corps OF six instructors is prepared TO
give the fo!lowing
Instruction through the Freshman year OF
Il full classical course.
\ three years scientific course.
a two years normal course.
\ complete course Of book. keeping.
Pupils not prepared TO enter any course
can receive a thorough drill in the common
branches Vocal and instrumental music,
painting, drawing, military tactics and tcle-
graphing taught in connection with the Uni.
versity. In the University boarding houses
aud in in private families there is abundant
provision furboarding pupils The Fall term
commences Sept I'd 1875 For catalogue or
admission apply to the President.
A, j. ANDERSON A. VI.
Seattle W. T.
, 1878-09-01

The District Attorney of this District
so far forgot himself and what was due
TO his official position. as to undertake
to whip the editor of the Tribune, few
days since. He received the fogging, he
80 richly merited. Score one for Prosch.
, 1878-09-01

Jersey is building boat house for DR..
Folsom, sixe,15 20 feet. 1t is situated
:. short distanc below Ferguson's wharf
and will be quite convenient affair
when completed.
, 1878-09-01

The Argus comes to hand much i'm
proved, no patent, all homo matter.
Mr.. Weir deserves much credit for the
quiet, patient perseverance, by which he
has won success.
, 1878-09-01
Local Items.
Subscribe for the Star.

Politics raging, report OF proceedings
of Democratic convention promised by
the secretary, which not being furnished
,compels the insertion of list of officers
nominated only.
, 1878-09-01
City and Comfy Intelligence.
TERMS OF COURT.

District Court, Third Tuesday Of March and
second Tuesday OF November of each year.
Probate Court Fourth Monday OF January,
April. July and October OF each year
County Commiss toner's Cour,, First Monday
of February, May, August and November
ef each year.
, 1878-09-01
Notice..

A Mass Convention of the Democrats
Of Snohomish County will be held at the
Riverside Hotel Snonomish City on
Saturday August 31st 1878 at 2 o'clock
p. NJ, for the purpose of nominating
county and district officers and selecting
Delegates to represent said county in the
Territorial Convention to be held at
Vancouver W. T., September 9th 1878.
By order of the County Committee.
NJ. W. FROST.
Chairman.
, 1878-09-01
NOTICE.

I have on hand and for sale
at low rates, large amount Of soldiers add
tional homestead scrip, to every piece Of which
the Commissioners certificate of approval is
affixed. Immediate title 10 public lands can
be obtained with this scrip, without the oper-
alton Of the Homestead, or Presumption rights.
nl3ll w. NJ. TIRTLoT.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
GENERAL POLITICAL NEWS.
i. r,1K WITH JUDGE HALE.

-upvpvtI VIEWS OF THE POLITICAL SlIUAIloN'
-, az OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIBUNE'I
AIn,vy. n. Y, Nov. 27.-Ihay just taken
- ra,lroad ride. Amidst the general gloom rose up
Vi, obeerv face Of Judge Hale, OF Essex county
- nile "a a good travelling companion ana mas
49, e,.ant ana accurate method Of giving expression
g. ria opinons therefore did not hesitate TO approscn
hin, on some of the leading topics Of the day. Win re-
I'D to the election of the 9TH inst, he expressed h's
srnrise that so grand victory had been won IN tne
CO Of Nev-York "Who ever dreamed OF such
~ q, he asked aud then went to describe the ben
e,s n, Thorough organization, such as the party had
dor the efficient lead OF Mr. Cornell
aWhat do you think Of the Southern question:
asked. ,,..,.
oThe Southern question: said he, "Wiil settle 1se
oedily Once let the OrdeTlOving people OF the N'rIh
capse he upruy element Of the South to understand
mat Intimidation Of voters must cease there VII pc
no further trouble There certainly VIII not be he
North gives out that 30 means business IN ease tIo
demand for unrestricted suffrage Is not compiled Will
Tine peOple Of the North will not stan0 any honsehSo
about this matters and Dc not fear mnch uOuhle. Il
fact the whole question appears 10 me 10 70 ~ 49,
shane for solution now than Tor some time past ana d
hold attitude by the President VIII prOOaby seVo
that it viii stay settled" - ..,.r.o,,,rt IN
fDO yOu anticipate any cOnslderabl6 ihoNehi0D' "
prevent COnklIngs return TO the Senate = vrbo,
.,V Vou mean tle Morgan movement, suppose Nhdl
does IL amount tO2 Governor Morgan DelonSs 10 heo
se in which he lid good service But no one wants hl
nov The movement in his favor VIII amount 10 no
ing Should the question be submitted 10 tne
con voters in the State more than hrcefourhs OF tHem
would vote for Mr.. Conkling. Although Mr, COhRnhg
has his faults-like all Of usyet do not KNOW oI any
Republicau whom 1 would rather see IN the senate
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
Gxtur5lons.
M JETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
OPEN FROM 5:SOA. NJ. ToI2P.

RECTOR-sTR. ,ET-Nearest point for Wall STREET Ferry,
aud cOnuccE with South Ferry.
COURTLAN NDTSrREEr-Noarestp point for Jersey City and
COmmuupaw Ferries
Barclay street Ferry 10 HObOken .-r
MBERSSTREEr- Nearest point for Payona and Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLlN.STREET-
point for Desbrosse street Ferry
CITY, and connects with cars for DesbToses and
East Grand street FERRIES
BLEECKER.STREET-COlne with cars Tor East and
EIGiFH STREET-N point for Christopher street
Ferry HObOken, connecting with cars t0r Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries
FOURTEENTH rREEr-Nca point 10 Union square,
Walack's and Theatres Academy OF Music. lr-
wing and Tammsny Halls connecting with Tor East
Twenty-thrd ami Thirty. fourth street Ferries.
TWEEN RDSTREET-Nearest point TO Booths st.
James and Park Theatres, Grand Opera House. Gnmores
GarAen aud Masonic Temple and TTenty-third street
Ferry Jersey City.
TIL fiTY. THIKD KD.STREET-Nea point 20 Standard,
IrOaiway, and Fifth Avenue Theatres, Aquarium and
san Francisco Mnstrels, connecting with cars for Wee
hawken Ferry
FORrY-~ ECON TREEr-COnnects with New York Trans
fer Company's cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETHSTREET- -,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES point for Central Pask,
connecting with cars OF Belt Line Railroad
For uptown trans take east side stations
For downtown trains take west side stations
FARE. 10 CENTS.
Fxcent betyeeu the hours OF 1880 and TO
m when the fare Is 8 cents.
VIM r. GARRISON, President.
NJ. VAN BRoCKLIN, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
THE VOTE OF KENTUCKY.
Ten DEMOCRATIC CoNGREssMEN ELECTED - TIL

VOTE BY DISTRICTS.
The official vote of Kentucky for Congress
men ia given below The regular Democratic nominees
were successful in every district except the Ist Whee
an Independent Democrat was elected. Regular Demo
Gratis had a majority of 2s,O4s out Of total vote OF
159,9s6. In 1876 their majority was 496O1 out OF
total vote of 252,195:
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
Qnrtion Sales OF Real Gstaic.
Gitn DrouerIp % Eel.

STABLE to LET or LEASE-FIve stalls f;
- and large loft 26 East l3tst Inquire
at lO9 East l3th.st
CTEAM POWER TO LET-FOr manufac-
- tuning puIposes terms reasonable; unlimited powor
floor or rooms in space suit applicants; high ceilings
and well lighted foot Of DcanCeys. East River FIVE
story bck building 20OXljO feet, fronting on IelsnC',
ceys or al the Once the Singer Manufacturing Company
81 UniOu-squarO, y. \.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
Anuses ono forms nlantsO.

WANTED for the Wintcr-A fully fur
nshcd medium sized house location lith and ss
4th and Gthaves Address stating te7ns winch must be
moderate w p. T., Union League Club hadisonaye and
26th-st., n. y,
EETANTED-A good farm of from $50 10
w 200 acres with some stock SCI free 9ad clear a no"
proved CITY property, lightly mOrtgIgcd will be given Al
dress FARMElt 81 BrOad.st~ Newark n J.
WANTED to LEASE or PURCHASk-A
w budng for Grst-cass established business from now
OF n av of May next between 4th ST. and Madison square
on Broadway 5th-ayc Address confidently JL"ELLEls
Tribune O3lCc.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
Conulrp IJrousrln 10 fct.

COTTAGE and FIVE ACRES at GARRl-
- SONS opposite West Point. Address FISH KILL
SAVINGS BANK, Fishkill. \. Y.
FURNISHED House to LET-At Orange, New
Jersey ten minutes walk from Morris ana Essex depot:
fine double bOusC furnished, Cntang ten rooms besides
ktcHen attic; st heater and water through the houe
improvements house and garden win
Vegetables will be rented very low 10 responsible
party the going abroad Address D. 81 care e. A.
Demiug, Orange, n. j.
NIONTCLAIR.-To let, furnished or uniur-
WI nished for months year-handsome cottage rest
dence rooms modern improvements, with stable and
grounds order: Of NcwYOTR aud Intervening
country. Address NJ. X, Tribune Oilco
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
AVON SPRINGS SANITARIUM.

Tlis LARGE and favutuby House Is the entire
wear Grng ehN warmed hy steam Tho Baih Rooms
ur mi, gre within the bu duP and supplied with The
Avon sulphur water from hr springs on the grounds hese
gtes lr nearly century have been regarded By the Mtdl
cal Profession ~ best In the country for khcum1us
Neuralgia skin Di-eascs Impure BLOOD, &c Dr. Alien VINO
this and other
in OF CHRONIC DISEASES gives ms personal
ali putut without extra charge InNaIdS anu
those desiring VIII ud mi, pleasant Winter house Al
dress ALLEN q CARSON Avon, Livingston CO., NeWfOIK
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
EeaaI Noilres.

feaal Notlres.
CUPREME COURT-COunty of Ontario
- JAMES HCKECHNIE and ALEXANDER MCkECH-
ME against CHARLES f. BROWN, FRANCIS MALONEY
and ELLEN MALONEY his wife.-TO the aDOyenamed de-
endants hereby summoned the complaint
n this action 20 Of your answer on the plain
s attorneys within twenty days alter the service OF this
OF the day Of service and In OF your
failure 10 appear or answer Judgment WIN Do taken against
YOU by default the relief demanded I'm the complaint
METCALF & FIELD Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office ana Post ONCE address, Canandmgua, n. \.
Dated this 26th day Of September 1873.
To CHARLES F. BROWN, Of the above named defend
foregoing Is served by pubCa-
ton OF the Hon David umsey one Of
Justices of this Court dated the 2st day OF October
and filed with the complaint la the Office Of the Clerk Of tho
County Of OutauO, in CanandaigUa. New.YOrk.
Dated Canandagua, Now-York October 2l, lSTS
METCABF a FIELD,
once and Post Office address Cananjaigua NY
Oc23,lsw7wW
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
Ncnl Getaic 10 Ctthanae.

GAN FRANCISCO LOTS in exchange for
- NewYOrs CITY lots; titles perfect Address Il, Tribune
Uptown Office, l.23s Broadway
NATANTED-An established country retail
w business and dwo exchange for cash
Iequred and a throcstOTv and basement brick house.
eLlocated, in Brooklyn. Address
&. SHEPARD. 225 West 50th.st., New-York.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
Brooklpn Real estate for Sole.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-The house and
lots Of ground the southeast corner OF
Clinton and Greeneayes Brooklyn; opportunity rarely
syenne I'm BrOoklvn ID. II. STONE
1872 Broadway, New-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
RECORDED LEAsE.

Betz Nicholas and Theresa TO Maria Wedersum
No 233 East 7oth-st years, at annual rent Oi....
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04

Jte Cream.

Cusselrs lee Cream, 25c. per quart TO churches
Gbarottes in QUANTITIES. 5Oc per doE ~ Bible House
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
> the office Of the Board Education,
Elmss until ESDAY. the l7th day OF Deccmber, 1873,
az a. m supplying for the O tDe schools I'M Ter the
Jurisdiction Of said Board bOOEs stationery and other ar
required commencing On the st day OF Jan
nary 1879 publishers Of books and dealers
the various articles required notified That preference
viii given bids Of principals the committee being
desrOus that commissions 1t any sha be deducted from tue
price articles sample Of each article must
accompany the bid list articles REQUIRED with the
dtUns which bids will be received may be obtained
application Board Each proposal be
addressed the Committee supplies and ndorsed PRO
supplies" The committee reserve the right 10
ject any bid II deemed for the public interest.
Dated New.YOrk, December 2 1873, - - ,
FERDINAND TRAUD,
HENRY T.. MEST,
DAVID WETMORE,
JULIUS KATZENBERG,
BENZ +. MANIERRE.
Committee supplies.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
REcORDED MORTGAGEs

EyerdeD Henry and Sons to Charles Z Shade general
assignment
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
HlIscellGilcons.

- w. II. WARD SONS,
CIIAS. y. WARD JAS. a. WARD.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04

uOUSEWORK.-AT respectable young woman
10 do general housCwotk small private family Is
good pmn cook washer and rOncr city reference 2J4 West
31th.sL
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04

HOUSEWORK.-Af first-cass German young
gr 10 hOu>cwOrE; best OF city references. 500 9th
ave b, rear 23d-st lat floor,
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04
Sitndtlons Uanleo-- males.

8itnatlons manleo-- Hlales.
A SMART, intelligent LAD, age II, of good
IA appearance and addTcssin office willing,
honest and Tehabe ;eXcelent references. Address b.
Tribune Uptown Ohit, l,23S broadway
RUTLER.-By young Frenchman, speak
~ ing English uenty, rstclass butler h OF good ap.
pearance and has three years city reference Call at UO2
6th-avs,. near 3jtlist, JACQUIN's BUREAU.
COOK-By n middle-agcd colored man as
~ steamboat hotel saloon, and order cook insti
tuition good reference In all sober competent honest aud
Industrious reasonable wages Call PROTESTANT HOME
BUREAU, l3s 6thaye
COACHMAN.-By an experienced, compe-
~ tent Trustworthy reliable, industrious single man, as
coaehman an excellent city driyeri one who thor;
Of horses carriages and harness. will always be found tasty
clean and In all branches excellent workman and
good groom kind and gentle In the horses Is pleas
ant and civil the duties IN rstclass families s strictly
temperate strong and hearty will be found able willing
aud Oblnng; three years city references Address X H.
Tribune Uptown Office, l23s Broadway.
VOACHMAN.-An excellent cOachman has
drstclass references aud Will give satisfaction any
gentleman or lady wsuS his services ana good careful
driver address fII OMAS. No. East 80 hist, stable.
OOACHMAN.-By a Swcde; single four
ys1r city references last place and indus
.,s nm enront groom and driver Address Ii. H., care
lT WIlI1HF 80. 81 AtL-aye
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04

0USEKEE ERA respectable German
L lazy single working housekcoper in geutleman's
family bachelor good cook comfortable home
desirable than salary reference required Call or address
for three days. G7 West 4itlst.
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Office Of Education OF Grand and
EImsts until TUESDAY, the 17th day Oi December 1873
az II m for printing required by the sad Board iOT The
Of the various documents &C. required
TO printed may be seen at the office Of the Clerk Of the
Board whore blank forms Of proposals. may also be
obtained. prop sails be addressed 10 the Com
mttee supplies and indoTsed "PTOgosas Tor Prnung
Two qurpties Satisfactory 10 said committee wall be required
the faithful performance OF the contract The committee
the right 20 reject any BID deemed Tor The puhhc
interest . o-.
FERDINAND TRAUD.
HENRY p. WEST,
DAVID WITMORE
JULIUS KATZENBERG.
BENZ. y. MANIhRRE,
Committee on SupphcB
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04

6NHAMBERMAID &c.-By a respectable
~ Protestant girl cambcrmald and waitress would
mind children make herself useful generally No III West
lJili-9t..
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04

A LADY PHYSICIAN would like to assist an
~ elderly physician Bhom9pathc) OF large practice one
engaged literary work preferred Address Dr. H. Al North
wis n
New-York tribune., 1878-12-04

HOUSEWORK.- "A respectable Protestant
do general houseWOTE; best city reference
Ar.nl. y LurILIIn Il