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The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1870-10-28
DEALER IN
SADDLERY ARDW A Ee e,
LEATHER &c SHOE FINDINGS,
Wagons, Buggies. Spring Wagons.
&C., &., sc.
DEALER IN

NOR THEFALL TRADE, offer stock of
Saddlery Manufactured here and adapt
ted in Quality and Price to the wants of this
Section. Hardware and materials bought In
person of first hands and for cash.
70 Saddlers and Shoe Makers, complete
stock of Leather and FINDINGS, Saddlery
Hardware, Trees, &c.
Particular attention paid to Express Orders.
Oct IL, 10
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Buy a Coleman Mill. Eat GOOD
bread and be happy.
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NEW ORLEANS, l. A.

TTHIS is chartered institution, full course
i Business College in all its departments
perfect. Banks and Stores are connected and
business regularly transacted:
Scholarships issued by Soule's College are
good in 40co-operative Colleges. This adyan-
tage is not enjoyed and cannot be extended by
any other College in the State.
Fifty-one Premiums, Gold and Silver med
ais, Diplomas, Honorable Awards and money
prizes, for the best kept books, best practical
penmanship, best Telegraph Apparatus, best
mechanical drawing best English compose
ton by q student, &C., attest the superior
merits Of Soules College.
\ For College Journal containing full infor-
nation address,
Ocfober 20-1m.
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To get fat eat corn bread made OF
meal ground by Coleman's Mill.
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ORDERS taken for custom-msde cloth.
" ing.
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GRrNDs ONE BUsHEL of Cool and FINE
MEAL in FORTY SECONDS.
HIGHEST PREMIUMS awarded at numerous
STATE FAIRS, North and South, in the last
TWENTY YEARS especially the Louisiana
State Fairs of 1S67-'68- '69.
MILL STONES, IRONS, PICKS. and BETTING
for sale; Mills of all kinds repaired.
For circulars and Reduced Price List, adj
dress, II. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
Z. O. Box 29S. Factory and Office,
No. 2O5 Tchoupitoulas street.
New Orleans.
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You can buy Coleman Mills at the Fair,
and do your own grinding.
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INQUIRE of what you do not see, and you
Il will be sure to get what you desire, by
calling at Beck'e
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SILK HATS of the latest style, at Beck's.
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Ifyouu want to be happy, buy Cole
man Mill and do your own grinding.
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Officers of State Fair.

Officers of State Fair.
RICHARD n. EUBANKs. $500 Chief Marshal.
WIN. Ii. STEWART. First Assist't Marshal.
julius HILZHEIA- $500. Assistant Marshal.
w. FL. BRTRUNE.- Assistant Marshal.
POLICE.
W. l.. HARCY-. Chief Day Police.
ROBERT MILLER Chief of Night Police.
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Residence for Sale.

l. South jackson, at present occupied bv
Col. Kirkpatrick, is for sale. The lot fronts
120 feet on Congress, and runs back l6O feet
Terms reasonable. Apply to Harrison Taylor,
or r. H. Burnett.
JANE E. BURNETT,
Camden, Miss, Oct. 20-swlm.
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The Coleman Mill is manufactured In
New Orleans, see how they grind.
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AMIN AIS.

Entry cards must be attached in a con-
spicuous place on the animal or article when
exhibited.
Grooms must be neatly dressed when
leading or driving stock in the arena.
Animals not ready in time and place will
be ruled out of ompetition.
Provender will be supplied at market
rates.
Stalls and pens will be numbered and
regularly assigned.
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uyHE RATES OF ADMISSION TO FAIR
i GROUNDS during State Fair Week, hav,
been fixed by the Directory as follows:
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EXHIBITORS.
AUCTION.

Public sales of stock may be made every
day at IL o'clock. An auctioneer will be
constantly in attendance, who will charge a
reasonable commission for his services
Persons wishing to avail themselves of this
mode of disposing of their stock and articles
are required to make application to the
Secretary the day before, that due notice
may be given of the sale.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-25

THE FREIGHT CONTRACT Letters from San Francisco to parties he5F;bring information to the effect that Hooper Whiting & Co., have obtained the contract sor the transportation from San Francisco of supplies for the troors in Arizona for the coming fiscal year. The route is via Yuma.
 i WANTED The parties "Lo prevailed On Brown to odjus; paper collar on the morn- ing of the 22l Now. i: is notorious fact that Brown has decidsd antipa.by to ''boiled shirts and paper collar. and the appearance of one of those badges q civilization around his free,and-easy esophagus would suggest. foul play"
 4 SuccEss:-Nr Ssockon's street sprinkler, after havinr undergone series of chances and improvements in strucliore has become grand success, Clouds of dust no longer obsure objects upon our principal streets, while even st the hottest hours of day the dampened earth imparts q cooling and invigoratin influence We are pleased to observe that this acquisition tO public comfort is duiy appreciate ted end Iiberally pa;ronized
 The case of Thos, p Duficy Us Chas Coquide to compel payment of fees for serv1ces rem dered as counsel for defendant in the case ofths United S.stas vs Chas. Coquide-was brought up before magistrate Meyerg on Monday The eyidence in tde case went to prove that the shrewd Gaul was neither 5urthcned by injury at thshands of plaintiff, TOT by honesty conscien. tionsly; and the jury therefore rendered a verdict against hlnI
 We would call attention ofdeala,s in wines and liquors to the advertisement of J. Goldtree n this issue, Mir c. has large stock on hand and sells at reduced prices. Give him call.
 ATTENTION is called to the advertisement of the Giant Powder Company" in this issue,
 The Los 3ngeles Daily Star of the 9th inst gives accounts oftwo suicides and one murder which took place at that city within the space 43 hours. Wi.hin the same hours an attempt vas likewise made to commit wholesale slaughter Of the boa-ders at the Bella Union Hotel by mixing poison with the food serv~ ed to them. The suspected parties were ar rAe+a1
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-25
T07AL MATTERS.

,, .. throughout this Department two years placed this section
 .r,.sssigeIy under the. command .ses. military tact and skill pro- ;. oaietus upon Apache raids at
 The former of these was Gen. '.i ..,.,.e success in the field so won- ..,.,..sI with tha. of his pFe4eoes- ,-smature removal from com
 ., strike the yitaIs of our Ter
 ... in it's every department, by
 vbich i. afforded the savage .,,. hi, gradually waning energies. -., .fr,rel the Apache for recupe~ .[aladon was much shorter than ..-,,eI; for only few weeka eiaps- ,s, command of the sub-district .ibr Gen. Cogswell who immediate n against the noble red the most 1. campaign to which that human .o va, ever sabjected.-only a few .. or ninety were slaughtered and \ 9, o,isone,s taken within q single <, the case of his predecessor, 1 gvbclesomo effects of his campaign inn manifest, Gen. CogswelI is Or~ .oot5sr field and to other duty,
 . new order forming the Depart s ,izoua, the military sub n6-divisions k.,o,, na., undergo correspond ,k The frs. result of thia change 1>a,. i. has taken from us 9 military sr whose every Orier was an adiiion-
 b, letters of Apache supremacy ss Ter..orT. The General lett for n Tuesday to take his position at
 ', as Department InPacior. It ia b s.a,o that hisIemovai IS source j re. to me pso2Ie ot Tucson, The ], gsnaiaa specimen Ot a gentleman seiooi; energetic, uuassnming, emi- 1 al aal with high respect for the 1 al men, hs possesses every reqpi- s,s.sl hun popular anl useful msn .e ofI;e.
 srsD MURDER AND EoBgEEV About pa Thursday morning, the 25J inst ! and -oli-5,oolai attack was n de ,DaHell with the evident intention ! h.n and then taking possession
 ,saj other property. The pacties .l3aaack were two Nexi cans, one f3 a, the time in Mr. DuGisld $ en- a.i hal been so for B month pre- s A!jo-, al the time the Mcxicans s S2yiment, was in boJ and asleep, aelaseytre wound on the left shoui- -aining an upright position, From k gro. lhe wounis i. wounds appear fezicans were arpei with a dagger a blow from one of which iuple- R-si the thum5 from the right hand
 lad victim. Seizing his revolver
 iaui the Major defended himself f3al3, receiving variouswonnds upon latIi at length ho managed to raise sro. his revolver, when dlscharging
 'as.ilanIs they hastily retreated n received eloven wounds, two of 7sT7 severe, but none of which may eoed dangerous. The foiled assss~ a; large, and rewards to the sum
 have been offered for their ap-
 lS 4T YORK ;--Lqst week band
 7oo?ei down on the herd of Mir,
 ''.iag of 28 work oxen, and hur-
 als' oT to the mountains. Ths Fl ''ans Ir, |. with Q party of Mex
 pursuit of the vandals whom he | a distance of 90 miles when failing
 @l! prospect of the recovery of his II ;aei feeling himself clear loser
 '' Of a5out &2,O0O. The oxen,
 were grazing near the mission of
 SATFoRD, Accompanied by Mr.
 o'aers left for Northern Ari>
 'a'lay. The Governor never diI
 -''a ',''I for a period of more than
 -'A me since he gel foot in Ari-
 '. But the Governor does nCt
 0e looks upon hardship as @
 say to success aud accom-
 '''l'ao.s enl at every moge-
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-25
NOTECE,

WE have appointed SAMUEL HUGHES, Tucson ], 4. T., our Agent for the sale of all lumber made at the
 Santa Rita Savy 18ill All orders for lumber left with him vii lreeeire prompt attention.
 HAZARD & YERKES,
 Santa Rita Saw Mill Co. March 2S, 1870; If.
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Notice ]!

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between Joseph Goldtree and Charles Sticky is this day dissolved by mu- tual consent.
 The business will hereafter be conducted by Joseph Goldtree who will settle and col lect the ne counts of the late firm.
 JOSEPH GOLDTREE. -5s Tucson A. T. CHAS. ETICKLY. May 25, 1870. ] 28t8
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E. F. DUNNE,

Hs' E. DU LlNE1,
 ATTORNEY AnD CoUNsELoR-AT-LAw, 1901, r Street, WASHINGTON D. c, Will promptly attend to the collection of all claimst placed in his hands, against the gov. ernneut of the United States
 Viii also gay special attention to procuring patents for Mining Claims, School Lands etc Respectfully refers 10 Governor A. P. K Stafford, and Hon. R. c. Mccormick If
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-25
PUBLIC SALEI

On Friday, July l, 1870, will sell at public sale, in front of the premises, the property known as the Buckly and Overland Mall houses This property is desirably situated in town of Tucson, ana is we'll adapted for Hotel and Livery Stable business, having very large corral and the best well of water in town. Terms of sale cash on de- livery of the title papers of the property. Sale to take place at 10 o'clock a. m.,
 r. $. OURY. TucsuN, May 30, 1870, 4w.
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TJCsoS, A, T, June ist, 1869
 N. R. Plalt of Tucson, is hereby appointed our agent for the transaction of all business onnected directly or indirectly with trans cortation of Government stores from Tucson pepot to all posts dependant upon it for sup aies. ~
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-06-25
OtiGe
To az aohom it may concern;

To az lohom u may coacern;
 I have this day laid claim to, and located one hundred and sixty (I6O) acres of land at Blue Water station, in the Territory of Arizona and in the county of Pima, described as follows Start ing ct the Blue Water we'll and running east, four hundred and forty (440) yards to certain tree from said tree south four hundred and forty (440l wards thence running west eight hundred and eighty (6SO) yards thence north eighi hundred and and eighty (88O) yards; thence east, eight hun dred and eighty (880) yards thence running south four hundred and forty (440) yards to cer- tain tree or place of beginning: therefore noti- fy all persons not to trespass on said claim, and any infringement will be promptly met by legal proceedings.
 R WISE
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l have on hand constantly supply ofprovlslon', hay and grain for the accommodation 0t the traV' cling public. D. E. "loh'
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
ADJUSTMENTS.


w froprstor .nd n.n.ssr Mr. LESTER wA1LAcK
Doors ogg;n EVERY 4 vi iiysSisS' SG%nsors' a'S
EXCEPT SATURDAY. AND
xH 4 IysRAS HAS,sfSs I. ss ss, ssHs.
H. EEs 1*F'R'Saaas5s " S!ss DszGz
A SPLENDID MILITARY BAND,
engaged order to give Increased effect and beauty 70 the
BhKI, NJ: z: FISHER, Mr. B. ElNndoLD, MY NJ =. 9.
UkAN xs. osA Nj & NJ Mod aa
Miss +. MEsTAyER, Miss DAY:
THUNDER suowEs Ext GND EsfsT Irs cossrQuEsoEs
.rrE ami. AT rHFT sEGoNn NEi,rNp ME.n
THE EHE geI95Sf pSSS5 On 81 gyms sSIsbAn.
In Of tho crowds and the increasing de-
EVERY tsH PURIFIER
Due notice win bc given Of The revival OF CENTRAL
PARK and WILD OATS and OF the production OF MASKS
SCHOOL and LOST AT SEA in active preparation.
w Proprietor and Manager. -. Mr. LESTER wALLACK
Doors oiln at ~ r. n. Performance 70 commence At
rHE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
In Of the sa. crowds and the Increasing de-
AND CIVIL S5Sf$As seSaA
A' Mr. JOIN aiTsEET;; Sn; e FISHER, vv,n,, !,
MR.. Q nAET9wE, ss. %SIkkIHJIShsos.
MR.. J. W. LEONARD, MR.. PECK,
MSS : Mss I. aEsTyAyEr, vro, .vn
MIsSI PHILLIPS.
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ASSESSMENTS,

|
T.Axxss44ssy. T.xs4sY. VI Ply nv: 4 Go: GS:
geg17 2's II SATURDAY JAN S4GS4s q 1s'o
.AHssa5 4Sa Eosr A7rnAcrvn BILL EVER sfEIhhe
LAST LAST sAP sAP bHckkY pISkkY MArIsEE: s1rISEE -
ase7E fzsr AL 1bJSDAsn Hs SHH ELY
LAST MINSTREL nArsEN' last MINSTREL MATINEE MATINEE
ROBERT LAST SEoaHs nssrRrI MATINEE
Ss MS 1sry s. III sn .n. S
-,vcu M ,rnv ILLUSTRATED M JLLysIosss1 II M ss1oxA
1a THE TREATIES SsEs
TONIGHT 4, s$$s TONIGHT
BAD DIcKEY Rad DIoKEY.Y
ALIEN 'fsEhssE ssb 5sR ssD Hs'nrA'
EEFEH SSESs Es!EtH SSsFAsE sSasAsE
Inc ia%SSh JonNSs Ns'a''G'fa ALLEN. SsSS%'a'an'
1nS ezsrfv .,si.is 'fsfasi's Pf4TsssIsG ssTtf..n'
"af xsGb c'f asssfGs fsSsf fs%'''a
HENGLEES RS VOCAL @ , sExTETrE.
Mr. SsssE xsAssaE sassssE
MAGICAL ILLUSTRATED ILLUSIONS.
On each lowering the curtain In the Grand Theatre will
accn representation In the Dvan, by
a",'o., =. :, ROBERT NIcKLE
~ - 49, 49, an. CHARLES Al ARIZONA I y.s,A AGAIN.
ALL AL THE THE skEAF skEAF STARS STARS T9SHsF
yAnit3 GIs6S 70 &C. All GrpRs THE THESfsEs ro aaSss @
aoRSEsS .s'H
written expressly Mr. sis 1js join iHsA'is POOLE.
eA' THE SEVEN.
| THE GREAT MATINEE OF THE CRY TO-DAY AT
THE GREAT MATINEE OF THE CITY TO-DAY At
TINE GREAT nATINEE OF THE CITY TO-DAY AT
THE TAMAANY.
THE GREAT MATINEE OF THE CITY TO-DAY AT
J THE TAMMANY.
| NIIBLo's GARDEN.
aHS JAR 3 IT, PALMER
| Mr. cHARLEs FECHTER
Mis-. oAR1.osTA sHa LEcLERce
GRAND Roaasr1c y ins PLAY
rsy.. drama Nm Of Le
SHhf SnANohE De M RE9Eks LEcYHkt
hass Esssss e rsyssss nsassaas. X
The Regent Orleans MT = g BANGS
The Duke ds Nevcrs o. METKFF
Lenuel .;...................Mr r T. MORRIS
MEiiSpS SSSks
Lords. isa,es, sypsss, guards, attendants, &c.
Tnse pra%. New S~ SCENERY
sasss sssss NssAS% Ns By sEnWD9n4 81 hHTss4s
Elegant New Appointments BY BENEDICT:
'A' BS orEs lsf; SIX
The New York herald., 1870-01-29
HOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

a MERCHANT WOULD LIKE TO GET BOARD FOR
bmsrIf and wife with private family In good loca.
ton Apply 10 or address H. j. g. M and ~ Front street.
The New York herald., 1870-01-29

Lords, ladies, gypseg, guards, attendants, &c.
The drama will be presented with
Entire New Scenery by VOEGTLIN h SEAVEY.
Stage Mechanism by SHERWOOD.
Superb New Costumes by LAuREYS.
Elegant New Appointments by BENEDICT.
Ihe original Music under direction of Signor OPERTf.
BOX SHEET OPEN SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
The New York herald., 1870-01-29

DOWERY THEATRE.
ID W. b. FRELIGH Proprietor and Manager
EVERY NIGHT and GRAND MATINEE ON SATURDAY.
GREAT TRIUMPH OF THE YEAR.
BUCK, BUCK,
PUBLIC AsToNISHMENr AND DELIGHT.
HOUSES TANNED TO THE DOME.
Superb Scenery. Brilliant Transformations
Tricks Never Equalcd. Popular Local Scenery.
ROBT BUTLER, Grand Last Tableaux.
The Great American Clown. NEPrUNE's FLIGHT;
Wesley .Pantaloon Or, BATHING NA1ADS
Mile lie Rosa Columbne Martin. Harlequin
The entertainment will bo naugrated and terminate with
farce. The pantomime terminates nj II O'Clock The RAFT
roads that this theatre nterscc all the railroads tho
city, thus rendering the facilities for reaching the theatre
comfortable and easy.
The New York herald., 1870-01-29

L,OR SALE-A FIRST CLASS GROCERY IN BROOK
yn well established and doing good business the bust
will be sold complete Good W Stock. Fxtrsss
Wagons, &c &C. Address Z. A. box fSi New York Post
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1870-05-03

plaintiffwith 81 92 damages and his costs.
VIM. w. Eaton was counsel for plaintiff,
and }. A. Sawyer for defendant. Defend
ant appealed.
Caspian Lake and Long Pond were free
from ice on the 25th ult. 1t is very rarely
that this occurs in April.
HARDwICK.
The people of this town lament the death
of two of her most respected citizens-Mo-
ses Bedding and William Clifford.
A correct statement of the following in
cident has not been given in any of the
papers. The truth is as follows: While re-
pairing some water works across the La
noble few days since, d. w. Aiken, Jr,
and Frank ellis, but for the presence of
mind of the former, would have been swept
over the grist mill dam, some Is feet to
the rocks below. When within about 10
feet of the dam Aiken sprung out thinking
to swim ashore, but fortunately the water
was only waist deep, and hence by great
exertion he was able to draw the boat with
Gillis to the shore The statement that
they commenced praying is false.
The opening ball of the Drenan brothers
hotel will be May Sd. Music by Towns
band of five pieces.
MORGAN.
Sugar making has been very dull bust
ness this season. there not being one fright
smart rum" Should think the average
amount per tree throughout the town was
about II pounds
Mr.. David Elliott's saw mill was burned
Sunday the "a ult. He had kept fire in
the mill the day before.
The Rev Isaac Blake commenced his la
boTs with the people at the Beach Sunday
the oath ult. The Sabbath school was al
so recognized, Mr. Maplesden being elect
ed superintendent; and it is hoped that
under his skilful management the school
will be a means Of much good.
NEWPORT.
The steamer Mountain Maid made her
! first trip for the season on Thursday
\ new bell of 800 pounds weight was
placed in the steeple of the Methodist
church on Friday.
Three persons were baptized, and united
with the Congregational church last Sun
day. Three persons also united with the
Baptist church by baptism and one by let
| ter.
J. Y. Green is building an addition to
his store to accommodate his increasing
business.
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In its progress Westward it penetrates and
opens up to the market the Wonderful Coal
Deposits ofthe Kanawha Region in West
Virginia. And thus brings the superior and
abundant Goals of that section into c0mmunica
ton with the iron ores of Virginia and Ohio
and the Western, Southwestern and East
ern market.
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SIGNS OF THE ZoDIAo.-A philosopher
in the west, grown into admiration of the
Cherry Pectoral, writes DIR. Aver for in
structions under which sign he shall be
bled, which blistered, and which vomited,
and under which he shall take Ayers
Pills for an affection of the liver; also I'M
der which sign his wife should commence
to take the Sarsaparilla for her ailment
He adds that he already knows to wean
his calves under Taurus, change his pigs
in Scorpio, cut his hair in Aries, and soak
his feet in Pisces or Aquarius as their con-
dition requires.
Schoolmasters. start for Wisconsin, and
visit Mr.. Ham when you get there. Low.
ell Daily News
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THE RIGHTS TO SELL
DR. IRISH'S

. I t A " 4 B + E z
DOLLARS to ONE HUNDRED, including ten
gallons of extract. Persons who want 70 sell
Ottawa Beer, must call at once and secure the
right of SOUTHNAYD & CO, who are the
General Agents for the New England States
l02 fremont street, Boston IOWA
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h@A1yl
n~.\@'n e
chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Is completed and running from RICHMOND.
Va, to the celebrated WHITE SULPHUR
SPRINGS, in West Va % miles 1t is being
rapidly extended to the Ohio River, 200 miles
further, making in all 427 miles.
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DIED.

In Glover, April 49, John H. son of Thomas
and Mary Anderson, aged years months and
days.
go to thy rest, fair child,
Go to thy dreamless bed,
While yet so gentle, indebted,
With blessings on thy head"
In Holland, April 3, Mary, wife of Ira Felch,
aged rs years.
In Peacham, March q, DR.. William Harvey,
aged 81 years.
In St. Johnsbury, April 4, Mary Ellen, wife of
James O'Neil, aged % years.
At Albany, April 20, Mrs. Lydia Smith, wife
of Mr.. Alvin Hovcy, aged 43 years.
In Lowell, Mass, April 25 of congestion of
the lungs, Mrs. Charles w. Smith, formerly OF
Barton.
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A D " E r T I 8 z /

1t is an undeniable fact, proved by ex-
perience, beyond any shadow of doubt,
and admitted by all business men, every
where, that advertising PAYS. No
matter how big the humbug, largely
advertised, will sell, for a while, like
peanuts at a caravan.
One of the most successful methods
of advertising is through the medium
of what is termed by printers: 'Fliers,'
a small circular, (the cost of which is
comparatively nothing) left at each
house, in village, and country round
about, three or four times year. This
circular is read by ninety-nine persons
out of every one hundred whereas
newspaper advertisement, unless very
conspicuously displayed, is not read by
more than two-thirds of the people
at most.
The Barton Job Office has on hand
a quality of white paper, which, by the
application of a little ink, can be made
to tell any story any dealer may wish
to place before the eyes of the people.
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BUSINESS MEN
DEALERS IN

DEALERS IN
Gimlets, Gouges, Tweezers, Pliers,
Pots and Kettles, Pans and Friers,
All sorts of things for all sorts of buyers
Hoby-horses, Tops, Shuttlecocks and
Dolls,
Dancing Jacks, Drums and Trumpets,
Clocks and Watches, Bats and Balls,
&c, &c, &c Also dealers in
Fresh Goods from the East, Gewgaws
for Girls, Tomfooleries for Boys, Fancies
for Women, Substantials for men, Old
Iron, Pewter, Lead, Copper, Ropes and
Rags, Hardware, Hoop Skirts, Dry
Goods, Molasses, Putty, Groceries,
Grindstones, &c, &c, &c,
Anybody, in any kind Of business,
if you want to keep up good trade,
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JOB PRINTING
CHEAP FOR CASH.


Just Received A lot Of the latest
style WEDDING CARDS. Every
Young man who has in contemplation
the beau knot of matrimony. should
not fail to procure a supply of these
necessary articles. They are not
only an omen of delightful Honey
moon. but are a guarantee of peace
and plenty all through the ups and
downs of your whole married life.
In short they are the Essence of
thousand kisses, and a sovereign rem
edy for family quarrels and crying
children. They also restore gray
hair to its original color" in 2 minutes.
tAll Communications Strictly Confdential.r