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New-York tribune., 1869-04-12
tonco from NewYork 40 miles Five daily trains leave
eacb way Yearly rates Of Communication, slOO.
GLEN COVE BRANCH.

each seSo way. Yearly rates of cOmmutaton, slOo
GLEN COVE BRANCH.
RosLYN
PoslVn is the first station beyond Mneola the Glen
Cove branch Of tho Long Island Railroad. The village
finely situated among the hills at the head OF Hempstead
bay inlet setting up from the Sound. 1t contains
two churches Nethodist and Presbyterian, one hotel
two paper mills one grist mill. five stores public scnoo
two carriage shops furniture establishment TWO
lumber yards and one brewery The population Is aooi
500. Many OF the houses well built and so situated
as to command good view OF the surrounding country
William Cullen Bryant, and other dstlnRuished l,eIaI
gentlemen reside here Inc SOL Is gGou anu Wei rom
for agricultural purposes Farming lands are worI
$40 to $l20 per acre. Lots sell from sOO 10 sOO ean
according 70 Their location The landing , IS soOu1 T1
23 miles. Four daily trains leave each way During te
Summer more trains than these are run WHICH,
with the boats leaving twice each dav give the nnao
tans an opportunity Of going 10 the city several times
during the day. Yearly rates OF Communication, s95
GLEN HEAD.
Twom miles north OF Rosyn is Glen Head No lots have
been sold at this place yet The surrounding country
thickly settled and inhabited chiefly by Quakers' ana
they by their farming prove that the soil is capable Oh
in the vicinity. Land Is worth from 80 10
$3.50 per acre. Distance from the city 25s niles Co
mutation SOS. -Four trains leave eaeh way uap5'
GLEN COVE.
Glen Cove the terminus of the Glen Cove Branch Is
beautiful village situated the eastern side OF Hemp
stead Bay II contains 1000 Inhabitants Is stores, largo
starch and maizena, factory steam tin one
grist MILL three saw mills steam building blockmanufac-
tory two hotels and Summer boarding houses also
several schools churches Quaker Episcopal MethOdst
and Catholic) an Odd Fellows Temperance, ana Masonic
Lodge newspaper and printing Office Lots are valued
nj from 5000 10 goo each the business portions OF tho
village Further back good lots can no purchased ior
$500 each Several buildings are being erected uleh
Cove has long been famous for its pure waters ana De
tiful scenery Many New Workers live there during to
summer ru0uths There are several trout ponds IN the
Vicinity but the fish are scarce Distance from New
York 27A miles The boats leave twice day IN the sun
season A present there are i0ur Ha1y """' iO'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-12

bee Eleventh Pass'
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
ARIZOTA OFFICIAL IIRECTCEY
1869.
EAanrt,l .se ann-a

Goveruor-Richard c MrCwmiol, Tuo.o- Secretary-Jawcs PIT. Carter :. Chief Ju>;ice-William P Turner Pr,.cott Associate 'r Heary.T. Backus. .Tncsop
 =" '' Harley II. Carter. La Pa- Edward Phelps. Tucson.
 Sup't. Indians-GeorefW W. Dcnt.La Paz. Surv eyor GeneEai. SherIatnDpy, ,San Fran. District Attorney--7 --- Tucsor. Asses Hcury A, Bi iselow, Prescott. Collector-Leri Bi&hfurd. @.'.- d .,
 Dept. .CoIlector- Eustoms --J. F. Stone. IT,. Receiver of the Land '05ire Oscar Buck...,
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: Oneen Victoria int4nda Itn. lpAId


 Queen Victoria int4nds itos bNld very large asylum for poor widows near Coburg. a The Maine Iegisatdre is considering a t1essure to punish 'Ibaggsfge masters iby fine and IrpHSonmeut s1 T
 The SPriag g6eid, Republic says that 5Ap- 'thony IrohoPe r.kvape1-S between being a man of great 'aehtand noodIe' F-i ais
 RacheIs daughters ell heir "ba autiful for fyer decorations in Paris, whle their mother Iangulshes ln Hewgate- 'ess-.5 q. v.- 'a sIhe Texas Vihdicatc-r is said to be the only P&per in the State with sufficient galanlry to esPouse the cause of woman ri hts :. Daniel Pratt, the great American traveller, has been elected delegate 10 represent the Yale students at the inaugural ball. 'i7s
 The question Whellerr Beeeher said swear words in hls pulp is still meoted His own cousin. baptist comes and says he knows Ward says itwas ''d-d hot
 The BAgiaGjPapets say that the. health of the French Prince imperial is failing, and that Louis Napoleon now despairs ofn.aking him his successor.
 The Lon ion Telegraph calls he exhibition ot the Samese twins @cold- -bleoded com remrt-0f ali that is reyereAt. all that is piti tul, al! that is ordinarily human, and wants the authorities 10 fotbid itf1tf .e.-.f
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
Terms.

THE undersigned will run weekly two horse huggy between the above points. connect, ing at MeSiia, with stages for Santa Fe and the East, EI Pa>o, and San Antonio, Texas and a. Tucson, win the Los Angeles and San Diego oeni-W eekIy Stage Line, and the Weekly line for Hern oslo and GuaymaS, Sonora makin. connected stage line for any point in the United States on the Pacific or atlantic Siopr~ of the c, ntipent, and points in northern and and central Mexico
 Pa~.:e-!a attention paid to Express matter and comi oi Passengers
 The om9urv re responsible for all Express matter sent Jv line except against ludiaus Buggies Ic-go son anu MesIIIa every sunday at < 0 (, n.
 (. H LORD, Pas.e.ge ger and Express Agent, tucson, 4. I. ....-
 DAVIS X BARELLA. a. 42~3t. La NesIla, N N
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CC.3ty Officers.
PiMA-lnI-NTY.

....- PiNA-CUCNTY- Probate Judgc-John $ Thayer Shcriff-betcr E Brady District Auoruev- tijauyiile, 1T. Gary Treasurer It'. .DeLogg EccorGer- U- ..ar GU-kalew Sup1rvfsors- Jthn7W w Sneeney; E. y hn C. Capruu
 I.uiaje Administering, -Ch9s. !! Leyc-s county seat-Tqcso n. y,vkpA1narNrY. tI..} ProbateJgdge-IIc4,hi"A Brooks SlerjT-A John Moore Di.tric, Attorney y--Iohn V Eveatrt3. r,a.-rcr-Wil.iam C'rt iicco-I~r-J 9ba T. Byhan q Suter, j,ors-.Iohn c Campbell, ---- County Seat -Pre,co't.
 lrN> CJtNTY. cJrT.c-Joseph B. Futile. she.'T-Dlv;d King. .rH. District Attorney Marcus D D.Duius. Ire <urer-. Eohort Gales Ec.orlcr.-- Peter Doll. Srpar,l,o ,oc~-W Rnyena. c. Gross, V, N,Ca-. Puilic Aduiu'-trafor- John JaF. comfy ,e.t--I.a Pdz
 NOHtvE COUNTY. Fro a'eJu,lLe-Wm. L Haskell SHctiiI- Ei! smith Tpea,Iirer -E-M McNarty Eecor{e {er--JameS P Bull Superyj~a~,--John Pearson, William ! laS AtchiSsDu. '..f~ I.is,t. At. VA E .Dfr.s.. Couaiy Sea; ;--IIatjyYile. ...
 .pAIUr2 CotErV. Probate JudSe-DiHid T Thomas.  Treasurer --------- Rec0rder----- ------- SUVervi sors----
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Tarn-en1;a1 CciccrS.

Auditor-Char}es' II Lord, Tus, Trcasurer-juhu B Allen 70" Attorney y.Geuer.rt--jame, E Hc'Htfrey " Delegate to, .CaI gEes~-ColeS BdshfuId <"
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
THE RICHARDSON HOUSE
 BY DR. < MRS. \. P. RICHARDSON

HAVING leased the above named Hotel. we are prepared to accommodate the public thorough renovation has taken Iace, the rooms are kept clean and airy, and no pains will be spared to make the patrons of the house comfortable
 ,->l he table shall be furnished with the bes he market affords.
 Terms. ..r. Board and Lodging per week...........$2O % Board without Lodging. ng..,-,............... l6 0J Single meals .......................,..... o.. Terms cash. All bills p~yable weekly
 Tucson, Jan l, '69.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
Es5stgic4 Court NOsIce

\ the Distrc. Court for the First Judicia Dis ! Hict, County of Pima, and Territory oFj Arizona,
 I Territory !4e yl' i9f 4.Fe, A'iFFeon', 53} . .T8II
 John B. Allen, Territoral -at as tp| . Treasurer for the Terri(9rS zs ] .a....- riI , of Arizona, Coles Bashtord,
 and Charles II, Lord Torii-
 'torial Auditor. -
 To Coles Bashford one of the .defenIea U above named
 lou are ,hers5y sqppqpsd to he and .appegr pe. lore hoS lfktAe}rpbA ffrt lt fSrsf JpdieigI Lfsi ,r;,t County of Pima and Territory of AfizOna to answer the complaint of. Granville H. 0uty q Attorney General fer said TerriGry, iG an action for iniunction to euioin the presentation aLd pay met of eersain .TepriteriaI Bond.-ard -Wairau,ys. nm, herring Rs follOws:- TeTFitoral RonaS, No ' Fl 75 76.,71 7S 79 90. Sl S2 S3 S4 85 S6. Sg FS, sg gOv 9I g2 93 94 95 96 .1OL IOS lQq IlO!lll2 ll3 l l~l ll5 l l6 ll7 LIS lt9 l2A. I2I I22' I23 l24l25 l26 l27tl2s l29 -l30 .t;i i32s l39 734 I35 l86 13T'I3s I39l40 rl4l -l42' sI431 IA 145 I4B I47 !4S-l49 l5O, and Territorial Warrants numbering '42 5ll g 5j 1Jj andIO6.
 You are hereby required tor answer the complaint herein filed within four months from the publ ca n'p .hereef, and to serve. saneepy | Ffot, upon e. arie II! nuty at his dfice in Tucson, iil said co ntv and Territory, within the time above And YOU. are also notified that if you fail t6 answer the complaint of the plaintiff within the four mont hs aforesaid, judgment will be taken against you by default, and application made to the court for the relic. demanded in said corPIaiht C-@( Given under my hand and the Is seal of said District Court, at - 1ucson,this l4ih day ot January, A. h.. lS69..
 OSCAR BUCKALEW, 3,Imo Clerk.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
Qsgaees and 5El.ils9ses OfEHOidlns
 Courts.
FIRST ulsrRieT.

Judce Backus-0scar Buckalew, Clerk Tn T6e+on. Pima c6urty, commeueing on ta Monday in April, and first MondIy in O;;'. .st Cwi SECOND DIST TdCT. Judge Cartier. --- ----- --7 - C.''.. In La Paz, Yuma county, e''tl'nertias 2 '-. Ncrd,v-5n March and first Mvndayi iu ,eI- Iu,5t rhomas,- Pah Ute. County, eommel- the 3I Monday in June. Tn Hafdyeine, Aeh1ve county, con .i.cH. 3. first Monday in Janulry and drst AoE1"! --
 THIRD DISTRICT.
 Jnd,e Turner-EdwardW " Wells, Clerk In Ere .sott, Yuvapsl coarty, com-ls l''- the first Mo4day IA -APrA ail4 HisC -'I'-
 SUPREME COURT. - One term in eavn year Ut tne oapittd, eoll--' on the first Wednesday after beginning oi ' gular annual session of the Legislature Buckalew, Clerk.
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nnty seat-St. Thomas.
-o4n-;c 1 r9r-,--c.

LD+s9-'lC5 .7-1 |2l z. PIMA Co.-WiI'ja am $ Baxter H1rirora Mortimer R. Plat, Iuc.oI; Juh j. 9achc Pess T. B..McNiunis, ".'--e: YAvtp.,l e't.--sienry " .F.1Ugv,, .'.'s. .,Itt r Fern .i i,.ic ,uubIrs; Thps J l. iit5ue ? ' 1l5 LenEi.r, .er, Clmp McQ0fe.. .. YUuA Co.-tharie- Il. BriIiry, Ad.yJF 4. b. DJbbs, La Paz. 9H' As.i5s.1zs! A4so1i31'S- PN5 Co.--Hafk Aldrich, T ucson. Yrir5 Cn---4hos. J: BulTpI ,rLy 4'Jz Yavapai Go---Georze Louui, Prescott; v Ferris, Wickenburg -.
 DeDItT CoIlcct0y5, PIMA Co.-.-p R Brady .ra*sen.
 " Tt'g,o oll--Iti ibt. Coles Fri Paz.- Nobafe Co--Jas ?. BII, Iohlye City.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
.-THHE. Tsszs 2 :-..-I.:T=ll:. 2 --.T =zllT:ETTET E

It. following inteCrV gat,Qn ana rtby res garaina the "astkB5}t bS4'eb to'A1sfIb ap- pIioa,oS eqaH9Y F98ff F98ffd4F d4Ft z! Y 4i'i"Ff Z for notice, we copy Cat tAe-Fequest ot gen teman If this fiate) afr6hi ';he Ilterhal i'e'- snue Ree5rsl. 3 0-% Tt sss tssJ 9 Editor ot Record n25J ro nO
 wi.lyou be kind enough to briefly answer few ouestfo}s hrougghI 5our qpaper} iil"l 9i
 Are Assistant Assessors required to run a:'el and beg tax payers to list their ta1ss' a =
 The law has beeu in operation long enough for those living in towns to know, that when commencing business, it is their duty to report to the Assistant Assessor. Is it.the duty of the Assistant. to be jogging their memory. whenthey know he is in town and at his office. -.a,f -i,eol '. ..-.....
 What is the proper course. to be pursued with those, who being notified 5y the Assistant fail r0 come up and fegisterwith h'm. Is il lawful to make assessments from former lists or from information and return it acc0ld' inIly? 5r e.,
 I, appears to me that the Assessor of the d;.trict should cause list of those failing, or refusing to report, to 75e rnrnished1iim. and lr' him Bayeathem dealt Vhh as they deserve 2. s
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
General Items.

The mercury fell 10 38 degrees below zero at Conc,rf :, N. H. on the 9th utl.
 Rev Henry Giles has been compelled by poverty to sell his library at luJlc auction ln Boston.
 Hon. 4. H. Stevens is. fast recovering from his recent injury.
 The Reed imoeachment farce cost the State of Florida $23, ,00o ...
 Gras %oppes have already made their ap- pearance in Waco, Texas.
 Philip II of Spain first suggested eating canal acrosI the isthmus of Dar.en, in ;. 1928. Lt.'..:t} ..iu
 Lately. a steei was driven along Broadway. \. Y, without reius, bit or bridle,
 fherecent carnival of legs and sfangles in New York has given way to the legitimate drama. ss.G.fr ..l.. ....
 young Co1necticuter wos born with nc passage between his mouth and stomach.
 A great mary inn7cents have been ''6roken on the wheel" since veIocipcles came n.t0 f'es's@, G'orc. w w]b1lEEaBB b1lErE i. B 9n printer who has workeI sixty yehrs-at1he'ea}e' and is still al ita ;tUi H..I . ifH !JH :I . Among the names to a peutt0n' for the Iar Jon of CaFt;tin Daine isthaI Of GeneIal Ere mout.. .."LlNordH 4C II.t. -1.-.--e .. Gen. Rey@olds opposes .the trQj$ct of di- viding Texas
 The Ctiea4o yomep's rights women, are to have an orgah called fhe AgitatOr
 Brick Pon1 1eroy vii vibrate b,tween his La Crosse and New ork Democrats. < 0rs
 ---------- o,55s: as,SGn Ssr. ssi'F os f 53 {t54d"n and
 TbeAA QaLhSac iih. Paris It6as fash, ion has determined 10 abolish the chignon.
 TehdytbH Nbslfee4hiIy ,PrtsenisasA sAeg0ldFa wrea,hln-PafE. DGc Gu I. .G.2 lzssI oar
 ReeIFstallee sqP]e in NYw York sn the ,23d ut $i. 900 OtO.5go i'.'.''.
 The New Epga6ders. when they want to describe an ill-tempered beauty, say ''She i, good looking but pgly. ~s,-,.r President Johnson has been invited 10 de liver the annual oraiion at the next com mencensents of Dayidson's college, NorIl Carolina. 1-a -i az
 While C. lored preacher was Raptising 2 convert, at Augusta Georgia the other day one of.he 'deacons' stole his boots.
 The Bds.on Herald has a danE circulation of over fifty thousand, and Journal forty thous and. The others all come under thirty thCus'
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
AssT. sSEsSoR.

Parties beginning or continuing in business ara mt entitled to be notified oy the Assis- tant Assessor, but being presumed to kno" tBe law it is incumbent upon them to comply with it. or suffer the, consequences Ifthey s'e ignorant they must make inquiry and inform themsefvas5 It is, nevertheless. the duty of an Assistant Assessor to see that no one does business without paying proper tax, and or
 dnarily he notifies beginners coming under his observation, Ifthey are needless, his duty is to as8e. $ tn em upon the best information he has, Under Sec l4 of the Act, and add 50 per cent to the special tax assessed. He ought also, as you suggest, report them through the Collector to the '. S. District Attorney for prosecution criminally, or recovery of penalty imposed by law, IT. -5.s f"
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-04-04
GREAT CONlERCIALTMPORTANCF
BT9FC NOTICE!

A L15 persons afs warned a~rin-t trespassirre eq A he 5ropecty or the NDWRY SILVER MiNIS. Work will hereSupeq 9n an exten.ve scale >s4'''s- as properarfaHkehept i c6n !sma(e as{lltPe con has been placed in the hands of the Military author ties of jhd USte.ks Syssss, Ehy og9r s2f Gfncral
 irant T. s. A. Comma Ter -chicr. al the reqTe~t of the ui Jrrsi$hea All just 'aNl iesitun8'e ti"nF iinst tht CdnraIy will he settled upon 'rShnp shi of work fHe'uudersisned feiesrpon bis -g7"ls in Arito a that the spirit of this aoticeis car. Ied Vut. -0n-a -.s-ryrrr -. @1lo--.-z.s
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-31

makes mine." The mind of Brutus was
under the dominion Of the imagination.
He thought he sawand held converse with
spectres. But no threats Of q Philippi
disturbed the equilibrium Of Charlotte's
mind. She could consume with her own
conscience. Could Brutus do as much
Cesar had saued the life Of Brutus; Bru-
tus took the life of Caesar. Is there an
adjective equal to the proper quali6ca-
ton of ingratitude such as this? The
promise of the plunder of Lacedamon
and Thessalonica, Brutus made to his
soldiers, and his consent to the death of
Voluminus and Saculio, blot his history
with blIrs, from which Charlotte's es-
cutcheon is free. Brutus expected ap-
plause and promotion. Charlotte ex-
pected obloquy and death. The last act
of the life of Brutus was crime, for it
was suicide. To escape the stings of
mortified vanity, he fell upon his sword.
Charlotte, from first to last, was guiltless
Of crime. She avenged the innocent
dead, to restore law and order, mercy
and justice to the living. 1t was to de-
liver thousands from martyrdom, she be-
came herself martyr; and while the
last scene of the life Of Brutus must call
up blush for masculine weakness, the
last scene of Charlotte's life must chal-
lenge admiration for feminine fortitude.
He undertook to mount into power, and
he failed. Sheundertook to rid Franceof
a monster, and she did not fail. Yet the
Roman general, orator and statesman,
guilty as he is of ingratitude, assassina-
ton, and suicide, gets all the glorifca-
ton, while of the poor Lingerets peasant
girl mention is seldom made.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-31

But good, genuine burst of tears
told different story and Maggie,
clasped fondly in her lovers arms, Sob
bed out her joy and repentance. Mag
gle is now wife, but an allusion to the
rheumatism, or bottle of liniment, is
quite sufficient to send her blushing from
the room.
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9 3 8 9 8 9 q 9 9

10 TIE WORKING CLASS.-We are now pre-
Patea t9 t.srnish all with consta - ~
ment at boIna ~ whole of h tine 1 f Sf s}S
moments. business new, light and profitable per-
sons OF either sex easily earn from Soc to IS per
evening. and proportional sum by devotinr their
wnoie time to the business. BOYS and girls earn
Yearly as much as men. That ali who see this no
uce may send their address, and test the business.
we make TINS unparalleled ofer To such a. are not
wen sa!ished we Will send 81 to pay for the trouble
oI WIltlng' run particulars, a valuable sample.
wnlGh VIII 40 20 commence work on and n conv ~
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apd pest i9niiy newspapers publshed-all sent free
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-31

day happiness with truer and nobler
spirit of gladness than before, and be
better fitted to join in the acclamations
which greet the birth Of the new year.
There are none Of US so good, SO wise, SO
great, so prosperous, that we may not
learn valuable and important lessons
from the last hours of the old year.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-31
POLICIES WRITTEN IN THE

Any amount and every class of Insurance required
can be placed at this Office in the best Companies
and at as low rates as at any agency in the country
Expiration Notices Promptly Given.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-31

n NJ GEORGE, Surgeon Dentist Teeth
in all cases
as- Particular attention is invited to Folsom Pa
tent Method of constructing Plates. The advantages
OF this method are great that the old plates may
almost be said to be worthless in comparison. IhaUe
the erciHsiCe right for this to,oH
Office in Depot, BELLOWS FALLS Vt.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-31

MRS. L. C. BARKER, Millinery and Dress
III making. BELLOWS FALLS VT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-31
A YER'S SARSAPARILLA
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this excellent medicine enjoys is
derived from its cures, many of which are truly mar
yellOus. lnyeterate Of ScrofuOus disease,
where the system seemed saturated with corruption
have been purified and cured byt. Serofuous affec-
tons and disorders which aggravated by the scrof
ulous contamination until they painfully aiet
ing have been radically cured in such great numbers
in almost every section Of the country that THE pub
lie scarcely need to be informed of its virtues or uses
ScrofulOuspOisOn is one of the most destructive
enemies of our Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant Of the organism undermlnes the constitution,
and invites the attack Of enfeeblng fatal diseases
without exciting suspicion of its presence. Again,
II seems to breed infection throughout the body and
then, on some favorable occasion. rapidly develop
into other of its hideous FORMS either on the
surface among the yitals. In the latter tuberces
may be suddenly deposited in the lungs or heart or
tumors formed in the liver or it shows its presence
by eruptions the skin or foul ulcerations on some
part Of the body. Hence the occasional use of bot
tie OF this Sarsaparila is advisable even when no
active SYMPTOMS of disease appear. Persons afflicted
with the following complaints generally find imme-
date relief and at length, cure by the of this
SARSAPARILLA: st. Anthony's Fire Rose or
Erysipelas, letter Salt Rheum. Scald Head Ring
worm, Sore Eyes Sore Ears. and other eruptions or
ease, Fits. Epilepsy Neuralgia and the yarions nj
eerous affections OF the muscular and nervous sys J.
tens.
Female Diseases are commonly soon relieved and
Ultimately cured by its purifying and nvigOrating
elect Minute directions for each case are found in
our Almanac supplied gratis. Rheumatism and
uout, wnen caused by aceumulations of extraneous
matters IN the blood yield quickly it, as also Liver
Complaints, Torpidity, Congestion or Inflammation
4 Hbsp 2aibpg ae gas a they e;
sARSAPARILLA is great restorer for The strength
ana ylgor OF the system. Those who are IanClil
aug llstless. Despondent, Sieepless, and troubled
win Nervous Apprehensions or Fears or auv ef the
affections symptomatie of Weakness, will End imme-
tive power upon trial.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-12-31
business Cards.

John w. MARSH, Attorney and Counsellor
~ at Law. SPRINGFIELD, VT.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-07-17
BuDget of Jim.
How Tepsawyer Was Identified.
From the Boston Commercial Bulletin.


Topsawyer, of the house of Topsawyer, Bull
lion d CO., importers and merchants, found him
self going into bank in New York last week,
with check drawn to his order, which he duly
Endorsed and presented 60 the paying teller.
"Mr Topsawyer ?" inquired that individual,
CHANGING at the robust figure before him.
"Yes, sir" said Topsawyer, sonorously from
behind his ample waistcoat, ''thats my name"
"Know any one here, Mr. Topsawyer y
"Know any one here:" said the merchant,
looking around at the busy crowd of money
within his range of visior-"No, not soul !"
every sorry sir, we cannot pay out money I'M
less the holder Of the check is known to us, or
identified as being the proper person to receive
it by some one we know"
"Proper person to receive it, sir said Top
sawyer, growing red about the Ills, proper
person to receive, why, anyboi in New York !!
Spratt, Roe & Co.. fish dealers: l. c. Fimmon,
grocers; Bullion 81 Co.. bankers"
"Very likely, sir but do not know you, sir,
and you must bring in some one that know to
identity YOU"
Topsawyer, crimson, and swelling with sup
pressed Indignation that he, the great Iopsaw-
yer, should be served in this manner, seized the
check and strobe into the street. He had walk
cd scarce half dozen steps, when he met Gal
looms, of Galloons Bros. & Co., the great dry
goods house.
GLOW are ye, Gallons? Just the man I want
to see Come in here and identity me SO l can
draw a check
Certainly" said Gallons, and in they went.
"Mr. Teller" said Topsawyer to the payer out
of bank-notes, "allow me TO make you acquaint-
ed with Mr.. Gallons, house Gallons, Bros. 81
Co., dry goods, Murray street"
''How do you do, sir ?" said the teller.
"This is all right" said Gallons, pJmpously,
from behind another big waistcoat This is
Mr.. Topsawyer, Of Boston, and l know him."
"That may be, sir" said the teller again to
70 Gallons, "but don't know goa"
Wha-wa-what." said Topsawyer boiling
over at the second refusal-'don't know him !?
What dye mean by that Hi0eat just intro
duced gou ?"