davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-07-26
CITY REAL ESTATE

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FOR sALx-cnoscE caSTRAL Asn ixs!na
r. TN is T.: ss1. f.. II. MT by J.
Michsan A.. tut" e't eoruts o' Aaa'ton-tt. a'1
Nj, ht.la. $. W cor llsrri+n-s :. s-1o1.;s feet.
Se1E Z sis;1 tI
:, Mielssn az: ts't"evn 1histy-srepnd aud Thirty
W.fa.I.a1.. neas Fourtecn,h4t. c..s 'front.' assis1
r.wssn h!tssnth IS M aaa fourterns-'
Wel1s~.t. between sia.roa all, M"nfos-et.-. 7sxla
1Edaus-ar.. southvets Douela.piaet. .51l7s
lIdiAnaav-- ntss Thirty ,ff.,7t. ea4t front, es1l.-
KIur,t near th. l1ids. Wit, tirt-stary tirk wan.
he.e; renint i"r ss,W: +. s. r.. iroa, :tFrt I'D
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srtipu ui luzglae: l.lcat, rtiain tlr Al
~l j. ;.f EsAiaSs :s'Wssa W@RkKs si!s. Is pe.r,n- Ra,
ETon sAl.E-CHOlCE IO.s US H!s;i AM DRY
s*MSo. rs,d as' r. T. EsaI u WEEKLY rasnsu'' Ut
k'oR sALE-t'oMSER M1EHlGAS-Ay. AM,
;.,t Il; ssl, = S:yy.h v Tn. 18TH : IEE I'LL t.
ri; ~ = ,;r>5 sss,r"s, -; sr Ia9sh u; liz
c,n .k TxH,. GU LII s' i r ih EsFr'.a;s @ fn,
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, 1870-07-26
MISCELLANEOUS,


IyuAKDlN;. BEKEAE, " wAsllSGTt,S-Sr.
hS'in E.aEd''s rs'.'Hna r: pr, ,ase lslssli.1.
dI- hr'sst sila rnoils ien1rt- SNIFF j. Co.
1A1kuMt-s Lkt'ALLt ntTAI>hl, wIttit.lj1
tahi;r.,. %.t u .!"*l t1Isusr- No Zee unltss
+ite l.. uht1:hrt. Aditr.e l.. v. IuI Tnb IL tna
r. y F1 atts' F"',. INT tar Year,. the
u"eF Ilsr ttss!nt It H1u I'll Msurcra &nr1nf ttAt time.
u ASTEn-TU Hry FuK CASH, L4D1bs' ASp
~ 1tt lac NJ hsE- cpttliuK. by nilux 10
t.HEfhtit. NJ =. vile .L. vn ca4 tn y parsA..s4
n AAFs DESCRIPTIONS Ut OLD BKuk-
IL. atsh e'-rt "at,t4ts. fWtltt old gull rl3yrf
!!str. STit:. ss;7 .s--, eIiirrS. &C. Cash paid al
~ AS1EH-A atUSti Larry, y YEARS OLD.
st'nc ~ tLs "of!d 4tttA.7lSr. AID atf.1tlonstr lis
f-r tl"h HsEetiiltr: IL sot nt II
f s'IAkhk ah't Iuur-Wnfk. hone 4 1t1illY
III thr t"lhtly ur r1tt, here her eersicr LII tr appr
r'Asstt h't trteIttl t-iIA fvusts. No ott+c
tin Il. Ia, htioT w4ipret'r isnll1v xtrt+ rsut-
"AsAlSfUH, 1r1nuhr pthct. Eh4c1xt.
u AATEb-Ahr KDI.LE!ss. WITH CASE For
VI laFkr suais. lh'lnEr NJ NJ. Il Mainr Hiutk
u ASfEI-TO LEASE- FUR a TERN OF YEARS
k'tsa sx'a i"t. l~sNeru thr Ever nt Hsi,:t vt.
a1lt Llsuu hid Au4u4e-.is. .AIsu, i ht.II, t,AX.
biNF:kS = Co.. IT, ii. ;l-at.
, 1870-07-26

Moth Patches Frcckle~ md Tan. 1;<c
Ptrrys' Meth A1d Frrcklt Lotion The ontr
reliable aRA hasMfsss rrtntHt 70, fpnuving hrowss
,t.sttlnrntns II III The face r earcu only by i,t.
Il. L. Perry. ~ Bond sueet, y. y. Sold hy Drug
< >ts eFtiywhctes
, 1870-07-26
HELP wANTED-MALE.

n5tsctIfzneoue.
N~ANTED-A RELIABLE YOUNG MAN. so
" bur. under " need apply, +. Y, bRADFfELD.
IL LA5AIle-at.
t1,AHrpp-SU RAILROAD LABORERs. Is SAW
/, no III FIJI Randolpt.-st ADLER 4 SEWBERG.
N'AArtp-Bus1sESs NAN 10 START BRANCH
.ae* 1sss xsds.
" AXTED-TWo BELL BoYs At AATTksoN
W House
N'ASrED-IWF MFS FOR TIE LATEST N
" ventIon and lxst a-IinE aftlrlc oDs- Big raJDcy
= VashtaEtonet, Rovin H.
N'ASTED-Iuo RAILROAD LAB0RER3 FOB
Ae'san 81. g.; &C Iowa. ~ n ~ isE - f.1as nd.
kEndtPh-sE, Epom J.
N'ASTEp- MEN FOR CAKPESTER EORK.
~ cred IiAc,; farrIt hand; IL for mill: IS
Earoad tatot. and othrE help. Al lA South IASal~st
N'ANTEp-s -s5 MEN FOR THE PENINSULA RAIL
" rad. NJ. kirsn: far .na offer fee adv ancr!:
dams and lInnit, also. mill hsrds. etc Tickets
et H." raus- ~ South Nel1s-tt and II North Clark
II. RcVinl.
WASTEp7;tu LAHORERs FOR THE GIFT. AND
tioa Cal sas!s. !: III soa;h welI.<. i s's sp'''4
with ,r'm e5ua 10 aip.iSS, 10 ines.t IL and ,as::
fhe n.nafentns Of branch Of IN OLD Ani H--rah
"a. aaf!: J. 6sas oa s'D<'' ff'" The
NASTEp-TH1S ,pAY-au LABORERs FOR
T. Illinois: uin baud. M faE Michigan: 81 fer
city Wo,k hlkke.t waxes paid Frts trauspsrta,toE,
Nf.STt . FROM es 70 5, GErNAss ASD FSG
At I9s state-tt hFAsA!tt-
N'ASTtp- TO SELL OUR NEW DO
'ne,tc tussntous n city rad 6Ssat1y nb53
, 1870-07-26

Ii Will IL. >.ru ifum The foregoing table that
June :u AMI SUNDAY list were the hntcs: ,laFs uf
!r \. r II should t r.e,ul~rt-l thas these tig
us,s lie not give this hIEb. It temperature pi each
rakra three times . laT, at s. n.s r. H.. ald
H. III. \ tltan Temperature OF ~ degrees Eri.re-
ssnis U, u lvU Iecyces In the hnsscst part Of the
,,ay The figures indicate ;he heat III I t shl ,le
fhe following tahle VI tserul' ,llttrlca haEunlet-
rral, A3li nj. 1coEnlugLA observations Ii very liz
trresttnv Is 1t enables us +; compare this year
with the syss teus years, aud NY doing 50 it viii ne
seen thai thl, sumncr has l.etn hotter raIticua ar
ly DUNG the mouth 0f July, tnau the prcftuus
years
MEAN OF TTIRMUNE1En.
, 1870-07-26
mACH1NEttXs
TO RENT-HOUnES.


E7UR SALE-ESEISt.S. Puftr4rLE, STATION.
Eo;-n1. and lsrInc. IT Il tu.. ,-,ser. Paw. tl,v
l:.r'M r: F"ErHl1EA IElI+cl. hHsr lu.l,., ,;eu
thie-hinE rnx'Ee. IL 81. Asths, ~ south Gaus Il
, 1870-07-26

dflaeellRneoza.
CTUATloN WAwTEp--As AUCT10rEER, II IN
M I'll nc %eess 20 Ta ases. + apWR9
Mount Carroll. CaTro1 County. iii
CsrUAg1oS wASTED-ABoUT TIE F7!2vF or
Ads hseeDkRGA DkGAS1sf s;i:9n Ti5pn oe IN h'' e''
cITuAT1oS 1FASTKD-By AN HONEST MAN *s
q housem4n It 4 thorough s,sa rrsia<nee whsrr hu
workn,aniike manner. good paia.x easota!utnf. 7s-
Fl s'a'tts sss 'Aff '''4e Ada4
p ~. Who aLir to take esre .. here snd j., my
% s,tns s!oat @ the honse. Add1saa A. MuBsOs, uDlou
SHCATloS EASTED-HY 4 nRgGGsr On
sa a..fa s. fasns ss:s sis English and Ger
SITAT1yS WAsS!EnmnY 10y y6UXc MAX "a
g. IT'S Il sss saae: and
EnrATI0> WASTF0-BY A YnCSi; MAMMA
to @ot are.. I'll g.: g. SHrS t.4 e Gae.so
S1rTA, ,TIoS WANTED-BY 4 YOUNG NAN As
:sa :ss 80
e5a Aae. aa HSs a's.l T "o' .ar 10
CTuAT1oS wAsTED-BY A r7Rsrc1Ass
il1f- Z se1a :isRs & .aa grinder Address
STrAr1oS ,wASrEp-BY YOUNG MAY AS
i =: ey q
STTATiSS WANTk6-NY 4 coon BUTCHER
ga 1 ap i e.
S1TEATIoS wASTED-BY A RUTtHER As
hdduss fH5u, ~
.-..... Cournmen tvt.
c.st.n imASnhph u pri2stx t'n;iv soESG MAx As
e;rEa' II cHtr 0, n"Es Sli raFriaSt t'uL
, 1870-07-26

Rough Skin ntndc smooth by ltsttlS
Juniper Tar SOUP, manufactured Dy C3swell,
Hazard 4 Ct., New York.
, 1870-07-26

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rfEt REAT-.hs y NaSItlStilUx-AE.. 4 Sls,E cor
tIEt af c..-t u. Arar stfr,t ,Ar.
T.. ". AAtsEkih% !ee " a.Eln -kuI1-rt-. Il unln S.
FT'U HES7 ft'ESisitkn HULaE. IL ROOMS IN
Gr+Itafir i,rN':ui, " aA4e;ay In; ui,r ut +:
;. y El.l@, g. ~ MI! u At. RI -
1'u kESl-'IiEAP. FURNISH Ed lIOCsF: DF ~
I."tr. If vii l~fit tar s.,G-c AID +rl t1Euse Vi
taffsln-. AtJl. 1t ~ Apnrue.t. W
'ID KESl-FENSlsllkn AuL 81, ISrUkY AM
= Lsh f.- Hs.i ll-.. nj lAlt.Iu rtlnl= uu
rfli&a'tAf-, AtAs twenty tpasttl.rt. viii t-ni ,rl
AAk LtAt t.e tt u4u,ttA. L. T. NORRIS. IA Like
IT., nr etai1..
'r4 KEST--se;- iASI CLASS NEW CUrT .t;E.
1 Nr.1 Side, plattr ..aEt. EfLt~, a., t..y aerita
h's fu4"tS 6trukiif. l.. BrazI.'-,ars.
Tl'O kIST-A llASl,stMt. LAHtF*. Kk:STnt :;s'l:.
WITH ratriat. butts! AID foar =. xr,an1 h.u,:
sMr. ktnt very h,Fs tn II :etart.
\ HklCk hEstuEkEE US NrSE VAN Hl.RES,
IT.. with >tatb.: haise r.t:tIlns 10 rss-. irut *3u
AItlt to JuHS \. ELI. 1t NAtE4law.
, 1870-07-26

Ncfrrn,orc Can sfsc Conr~c. GRITTY
tooth 1s,w,crs aud Notwithstanding chemical
llusds tll4! liaCt tlIe tlets ot >ellse people
ersedetl them alL.
"spal',!nx Glue" men,is faEuiture. toys crock
.,fr I1(ltP ftIJ Jy1-rxtE
, 1870-07-26
United Statea District Court,

Observation-Disclosures uF TUE tAEE.
James IL. kel!S y. Propeller citF VI Madison
Ltt'l iur collision. l.sclianE Is the uwurs VI the
schooner Sbrxay. The collision occurred GU
LaAe Alrhixan p1 ShthuyEau llarlsnr+ OIL the
night u May ~, 1865, The deicnCe WAS that t0e
the schooner. THE City VI Malllsuu left
Stetosgan Hafh0r about 1nldnEht, or later,
uu llle hight uf the ssei, louu fOr M4ltowot. and
thet,cr tuwn the lake, takln her Cuur*c nuTth 1.y
tcSt The 1frst 1i-alc was IL Charge OF The Wheel,
and thu Captain was acting as lockout. TAere was
nu other peEron OIL deck vessel acting n lnt.K
uut. The propeller wAs running ut astOut teu luites
al hour. The wiut WIS trt.sh with hr.cze bcarly
,ut wt.t. Thu schooner Surxay Has ltouuh frum
Twin Kiytr to Ilache. up the lahc, auu her cut ~
WIS alnlut s0tti; bs West Her siett was between
LIE. and tel, ulllts 1n suuE- Sue discovered the
propeller after she got out VI the hsrt,ot,
lklx her course iiHwu the lake, hut shortly after
The green Light uf the tla'slsun vas seen, iron.
witch It was tnferrttf That the intention OF the
s;htaHcr and the land. sJ0u, however,
aud wien the fcs,els were within about
mflc Hf each other. tho propeller
wtt II stas!nar,l 50 as tu s!scuSe her red light 10
thUse On tHar the schooner that she had changed
| aRnln- III the part Of the propeller 1t appeared
thai they did mt discover the schoonrss Lights
Istl The vessels wcrc wtlhin hail ulllc vi each
VIA 1'ut 10 rort III th2 purpose ol eafrtin* her 10
tht ssarls nrs, nhti That thcS cunlihuea to HeSs
The wheel 10 srartoaIti until the nlvme1t ui the
cuSluu ...
I t7ron the authority OF the case of the OTTAWA
t2f Na!!nct), The COusr, HtnIseIt, fUunl The pro-
lrrrto hla.nr IN MI has,n. pt.,per lookout in a
FtpreE pAue, and upon the authority Vi the case
Steamer, uher fhc cvh1cnct, 10 bt iu iault for NOT
| ayuittiuX the sailing YtSsei"
, 1870-07-26
MARRIED,

Paper fHnnElng> and Window
shades. latest styles Paints, OTIS, clss5 and
brushes at T. E. Htrby :. - F.anaolrn-s+.
, 1870-07-26


Bona -r-.e&- a
IVASTEn-TWn ExPERtESCED DRY GOODS
I'd ssus aasirss Be1 Hs s: anis & r. ..
Louis, No '>-~
N-ASTEn-Ss1-ESMASlS Is. TIE FANEY GoonS:
" and hoti~ry j'tttx ls,-int-s To ih.,sr s1PrFlc
KAW sun : CO. s; ufoadwas. Nrw YorE
WASTEn-A Bo0KKEF FER--i WANT 4 CON-.
ii, cntyn a c.nloa q @ oa 'h Isl s sg
g Aue1'-s next The lu.n..s II the eeneern il e.ts
auh r.lntrr A., iututss.- crl1.'stns t-'E-
ohr.sp steady e.spiuy .nd k"od s.!ar. C.l "a
t!sr III srsisttl ii t,~ Isrient t.'u,t Chicago ruc
y H. ins sslnes II a' i u 'S H.
Proprietor Clinton is"n WORKS, Clinton. Ia"s.
T. 10y W1% InonoESn1I ; s
TUtlffh't. 'tt",tnex NJ H. and r. til.
N'ANTLp-!A ClETK Il OFFICE. MUST RE a
~ rYt: al rsl.d wsiseE A,li hui afraid It work:
eur nud:r II atvas A. sssrt e asr prstFi; .al.Fs
SEs Co. ytiEu4pt otl,r-
N-ASTFD-TO iASDT.MAKEKs-SrEAD EN.
ad.s .;a s';sf zfRN II ai a il Il IT, = ,-si
ra;. IT. ,;, NJ ras A'Hn' stating in "has factories
II ANTED-A sa,ol1 C10K. AT MANSIONS
~ ninink hounl. ;; NAu4 .at,t.
u N'ASrEI,-,1N hUUk iilHl'ERt. 4 SMART YOY
usn; et:cs M s' ned cd" srr!: tox ( D.'SomuE, ii
u,AsIEi, a T1Ni;i,7;F !.:IMMFR. FOR 4
ni.l tx Hi,rn. Ai's-- NoLllSG::R y CO. Grn't'u.
,}:ASTEn-A siAr KSMITH THAT IAN DO
~ etn~rAi ""rl. Ar.l*t hi IS !srs Raudolfll'tt
" A 4: ti,a ts ia ii, ."auss.. Inquire At
LtOF0lD III Il = Cn.. y laAr-t
, 1870-07-26
TO AENT-KOOhdS.


FFu REAT-T"U HAShSsINk. Fls0ST Is.W}NS
M IIHl! Etts7t M. 10 I r..NE-m auc WIFE or
t.uA!t fEph'4Hu EAu at u;rc - iGl Sbutu EI,E,u It,
ttcIeEru.s% e1tnAAH-t- "
To RkNT-ELEt.ASTLy LKAIsllrD u K,JIW
".@t NaIi.un+E. ~ ~
'T'u REST-SECNSD FLOOR Sli WEST RAN
doll h-tt: ra'lrs. xst~ watrr, p4p,sy &C: u-HIv
pAs@red cat'snined aud ralu.rd '
,['p REALISTICALLY Fr-ENiSIiET F1H1VS w
s{Hus fet- xar. trkrn gate u, PEtct, 4v /, s.,
~fEH"hth Al L.. And III s"tta tlarkft.
'('u RFcT-k.N,A;s. LARGE AND SMALL SIt;f:
Il 'IrLlatt! ara ..rta fur. I'd soo. D.,n,.
rlIt t!It l',.t Ustt e: Irt Ii 3tt~,Fl %t4
TO Rt.ST-tCRS1siIEn vi. I.NFCRSlSUE6
1 r'- ta-. r IA ,.iuaEr. Il. &c VII ash. az
To RENT " II Etyt. tsUAl.i1-A Et,RS,SirFn
ra-hs1 1I':Ht .''s. :tIt X s"F tnr tuu. Ia ru
Lift I:.tH. a!rJ4 G1+- rnIA I+s u ~. AtxtrMt
70 RENT FChSt~HtE I:tniMS-TsyU NICE
rfite.- hath. gar. Nc. il 7-sratr fatuIy, pte-.-
-n~H l4HlsdIArIS. ~ Wu,.=h-av., A.sri.
Es-
To RENT \ NEl.i-IEESt>iIiD FRONT IStlJIt
in :.-nt- tAlfls. VII. VI tathru,tu Hn. "a
At,f4T r. NJ N GsrrHt
, 1870-07-26
HELP wANrED-FEmALE,

HELP WANrED-FEMAL
. n1.retlaneonA-
" NANIEh-FU-bAf-: CuDi.S. CHAMBER
=. Si5k. t'T0ud sill, a.h-rs irrnrr. ) p,ntry
Er,-. nlrrs zEl. ! HAcfint FuEntF. T. !rt Erurta1
hI..<, IG, N city. r.rk and e.-cDnd sir, tur Hstr
PsfA; fur general ~usk at UaA Park. % Handufps
It. X. eta IL
WANTtn~tIWn CtWES, AND sEYERA Girls
" for general homework in E.-d private families.
nna t.. L. Situated, nsss IiEl. two seSoA Fsk. A.
d. chFrs asuand the ha,l.e. Uitr l. East kinzc-.t
NASTEn-A coon STRONG SCRsEG1Rt. ANp
Mrs. WHITAKER. NJ. t.ss3 North CLARK Il.
NASIED-T TO ESGAG': \ FiRST-ELAsS, n.
married lady II If the ~t tai.r. for the lAtt
l1rtsmlrr. Ad.lfrt- Dr. s.. Tribune office.
H'ANTED-AT THE LADIES' WELP IN.
" rhnusr, +ss:y day thia week, cuok., ,liuns
r4m girls fitlt tnr hnf,scwerk. rhaMFrntails.
lpE lsl- tale. tAirr It's E.tt 81 al
u.urstles-
NEANTEn-GIRL TU ID COOKING AND GEN
~ ssa hnss.Wotl =, ~ II n t:i.a Sr;Es.s tsnIs St.sAs
NANTED-A WOMAN Cs!OK FUR A Et!AKD.
d,rtssnd- r's'tlnI th'EnuIhls sri n ssts Isid.
N'ASTEn-Ar ii. MrCnIGAS.Ay., 4 STEADY,
- ,ar%l's Iis ioF EeAxsai hoHsrwntk. Appts tus,
liz, 'lIat,ly.
n AN1hD-A GlK1. At - lSD1ASA.sr. CALL
i, II ANrED-A t:tNjD GIRL TO NJ GENERAL
" l"'trctssS In ps.sns~ .xtnilS. Ms-. II. rta,
g. au.s ',FsAt s"u tetrcues Al1ls at :l5 Esst iu
, 1870-07-26

WEST rAKk MATTERa.
Thr West Sr Park lOtIrns. .,ners E Unknown
bwherR< Application 10 cnnuYM assessment
Yesterday ME West Park commissioners ,ro.ynt
Ii their rrtsult VI assessment. maair TOR this ycAr
for thc cfeatlau nf parks 1t be!l.. impossible IL
sc1nrt the assessment against earh tss, THE TIL
ETSE publishes All atlstract nf The levy Oh each
-epaTafe DIVISION. addition, aint subdivision in-
Iue.l i'll The Report. The reioFt siata that tHc
.t>>t>ufs tirss assesscA damages ulN!rr ur,ier.
4 contamination. Thrse amounted to
s1saaGs.tH- Having Hsce1tatnt.I these, they
aHitrI 1herrto tho principal Indebtedness ant
.ntrrtst thereon sneuEstl hy the cn.n1uis.iuaer4,
making .ntal IT $i..3'.l.oGa The a.seSsors
srn determined what proportion of the ,ia.Asc.,
rtStt, stld expenses at the parks aud tnu!esa:.ls
should Ire tr'rrr iry tht public for Improvements
.sas wet..l t,enrtt thrN generally. THIS sani wAs
fnsnt tn is. Stas'.pE. Nhtrrf0rt It was asktt! b.
.hr trEuInlsstn!lcrs thai The AS.es.nru1 II. cr1i.
rsisch I" II. amount oi ssa>!;h', a.alnst til'
rrnt~9fS specially benefited. Fhr fask Gorn,nsS-
>.t,,iere then pr0Sst.ic to signify lcyy Of s:..
aGs!-ee utl tn. property .tc.mtt spttlaliy IL IL
'~llsf,1rt. Th.. fnllo~nc inr;u,,s all the ns|tr,
a>-rrsei. iy a'iitrons, susNss!nnt. an! rttui.let
t.:nts. AMI Wien property has nut trrn sunlti'lr,
It s.atcs thr property by lis geographical 'tlyts
ifn:
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-01
Is Friday an Unlucky Dayi

Friday, long remembered as a day of i'll omen, has been an eventfui one in American history, and Americans ought not to be afraid of it.
 Friday, Christopher Columbus sailed on his voyage of discovery.
 Friday, ten weeks after, he discovered America.
 Friday, Henry III. gave John Cabot his commission, which led to the discovery of North Amrrica.
 Friday, St. Augustine, the oldest town in the United States, was founded.
 Friday, the Mayfiower, with the pilgrims, arrived at Princetown, and on Friday, they signed the august compact, the forerunner o' the present Constitution.
 Friday, George Washington wss born.
 Friday, Bunker Hill was seized and forti- fed.
 Friday, the surrender of Saratoga was made.
 Friday, the surrender of Cornwallis oc cured; and on Friday, the motion was made in Congress that the United States were, and of right ought to be, free and independent.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-01

PUBLISHING NEwsPAPERs.-Many persons have an idea that the publication of newspa- pers is a very easy affair, and many scholars as we'll as money-men think that the con duc:ing and editing one is matter of mere amusement and pastime To say nothing now of the simple editorial work, the expenses of publishing daily newspaper may be imag- ined by the financial statement recently given by the proprietors of the Louisville Courier Journal. The items of the cash dsburse- ments during the past year were as follows: Printing paper, Ss5,0O0; type-setting, S75,- livery of paper, S6,OOO; current indidental expenses. oO0-making total of S260,- l57, or S5,0O0 week.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-01-01

A PrLLrsr-Samuel Jessup, who died in Lincolnshire in 1877, took between l79l and 1877, l16,934 pills, which is at the rate of I0,S06 pills year, or twenty nine pills day. For the last three years proceeding 1916, he took pills at the rate of seventy eight a day, and in the year 1874 he swallowed not less than 5l,590 In addition, he took 10000 bottles of mixture, and juleps and electuarics, extending altogether to fifty-fve closely writ ten columns of an apothecary's bill. He lived to be sixty-fve years of age, and the trusty and worthy apothecary, who supplied him with all these delicacies, was obliged to sue his stingy customer for small balance due him.
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How to Carve and Help at Table.

It is considered an accomplishment for n lady to know how to carve well at her own table. It is not proper to stand in carving. The carving knife should be sharp and thin.
 To carve fowls (which should always be laid with the breast uppermost,) place the fork in the breast, and take of the wings and legs without turning the fowl, then cut out the merry thought, cut slices from the breast, take out the collar bone, cut of the side pieces, and then cut the carcass in two. Divide the joints in the leg of turkey.
 Tn carving sirloin, cut thin slices from the side next to you, Git must be put on the dish with the tenderloin underneath, then turn it and cut from the tenderloin. Help the guests to both kinds.
 In carving a leg of mutton or ham, begin by cutting across the middle to the bone Cut tongue across, and not iengthwise, and help from the middle part.
 Carve forequarter of lamb by separating the shoulder from the ribs, and then divide the ribs.
 To carve a sirloin of veal, begin at the small CT end and separate the ribs. Help each on' to piece of kidney and its fat. Carve porl and mutton in the same way.
 1 To carve a fiiet of veal, begin at the top ank help to the stuffing with each slice. IT breast of veal, separate the breast and bris ket, and then cut themup, asking which piec' is preferred. | In carving a pig it is customary to divid' | it and cut off the head before it comes to th' table, as to many persons the head is revolt ing. Cut off the limbs and divide the ribs.
 In carving venison, make a deep incisiol down to the bone to let out the juices, an' turn the broad end toward you, cutting deel | in thin slices.
 | For saddle of venison, cut from the tai toward the other end, on each side, in thi slices. Warm plates arc very necessary wit venson and mutton, and in winter are desir able for all meats.-NatiOndl Agricalturdlis
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spermntorrhea.

mn poupRTY has just published an inpoftAss' ss phlet embodying his own views and espsnsT T.ste oa ton to Impotence or yrilty, being shs. 4, PhyseAl spermaorrhea or Seminal Weakness d ashef Dis Debility consequent upon this Ahee''o' ~ eases of the Sexual Organs. ,,A. ,,nosi vaue
 This little work contains information oi ns st TEEE to all whether married single and VII ~ .,amps fr by mail on receipt of six Cen" m P'~ return postage. .. ,>nurpTY MD
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To Corrssponssn'..

p.,sn,. finale or fem.is) residing iB asy psr q . hs etaes and Territories however distssi sho aai -. the opinion and advice sf DR DohtHfs 's sAs irsa peotive eases and who think pfugcr e supn sups.l fu. s,atement of such in prsfrreuce to holdipg psiv ,erxiew are respectfully assured thai thelr y l tions will be held mosi sacred. DIX DohEhI ,r-l tids opportunity of obseryng that all ishefs e and replied to only by hinseh aAd ths '-"sf - as possible. ,, j., .,,oasls-n.
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 R A W CH FOR s AL E

will sell my ranch, dwelling house, kitchen, corral, stable, wagon and team poultry, produce implements, and other appurtenances to any who will give me frs. s. them The ranch consist. cf ahc. ls0 90 of which under cultivation IL is situated r Woosey Valley 10 miles from Prescott at the junction of the roads leading o Big Bug, Black Canyon, the Agua Fo and Verde Lynx Creek flows through t and upon is enough timber to supply whole town for several years
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For Sale---At a Bargain.

The lot Gmley and Granite streets fronting l50 each street and running back the alley together with the buildings thereon, occupied by D. Tender & Bro a Store will be sold al a bargain. No finer stand for liquor saloon be had in town the roads leading from the TOlgate Wckenburg Lapaz and Tucson, pass in front of the lot. Possession will be given in about two mouths their brick store in of erection, be compile ted before.
 For further particulars apply ai the store;
 D HENDERSON BRO
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Stock Ranched.

STOCK, OF ALL KINDS, RANCHED f0 II and otherwise wen taken of, by the GHA undersigned at his ranch in willamsop Valley st Eve dollars head, per month, U. S. currency
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 wiAmsos Valley, November ls. 1869. m3
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-03
Baltimore Female College.

This Institution, incorporated in !s49, ard
literally endowed by the State of Maryland in
1860, affords Boardes and Day Pupils every
advantage to acquire thorough and accom-
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zeal and Philosophical Apparatus, and valuable
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from the Middle. Southern and West IN States.
The 23d Annpal Session opens Sept. sth.
Faculty Of Instruction.
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REPUBLICAN
County Convention.

TN accordance with a resolution passed
L alta meeting of the Republican County
Committee of Jefferson County, in Shep-
herds,own. on Tuesday August i6Ih,
the Republican voter, in the different
townships, in Jefferson County, are here
by requested to hold primary meetings in
their respective townships. on Saturday
the 3rd of Sep,em Der. to select delegates
to attend County Convention 10 be held
a, the Court. House. in Shepherds,own,
on the 10Th day Of September, 1870 a!
IL o'clock. A. NJ, for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the Legislature
and for the various County offices to be
filed a. the ensuing election in October
next. BY order Of COUNTY Committee.
]. V. UNDERDONK.
Chairman.
Aug. 30, 1870. 4w