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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-31
HOTEL FOR SALE!

AT EDEN MILLS!
The subscribers will dispose of this celebra-
ted hotel property, located on one of the hest
roads in the country for business. 1t can be
made a f~avorite resort for pleasure seekers, be-
ing located neal Eden Pond, and some OF the
best fishing grounds in the state. The property
is in a good state of repair and doing good busi
ness. For further particulars enquire OF OF
address the subscribers on the premises.
HILL & MONTGOMERY.
Eden. Much II, 1871. IlU
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-31
nenI Estnte.
HOTEL \ FARM
FOR SALE

N 80. W0Lcuu.
M wh-,r7bsr VIII sn HE Hotel Property'
and Farm in No. NoiciA
IN. urp.nr Isuelit uoun nc tf9te i
~ o1strf on thr main read H.om LAn n
oriesns County, and near O. he l
wlf al tbe Hotel aad Tue Acre q lanes ei
ID ~ II. Iand 90 Uhc same sde Jus le
vhiek il aiout gnacrcs, OF uiih ue sAe
lOJ acres O. salt purchaser.
here D. an opportunity Cor q man ei enieii@
make money.
For particulars inquire ofthe sals'
Woioo"' NOAH B0YNroN.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-31
e ESTATE AGENCH.

Il
FORsALE, several good DAIRY and sI0Ch
FARMS in FRANKLIN & LAMOlLLE CooN-
TIES. Terms easy.
Also, Twenty excellent GRAIN ard STOCK
FARMS in
ALDEN, FREEBORN CO.. MINI.
and vicinity, located from two to five miles from
pepot and Village, on the Line Of the Southern
MINI. r, r.
win sell in large or small quantities, ioi
CASH, Approved Paper, or en- Time, to suit
Purchasers.
Apply for information, to J.. 7. MoELhol
General Agent Of Burton, Bralnerd q No', -
door south Of Armington's Store, Bakefsnela'
Vermont. o"'
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-31

The PUREST, CHEAPEST, and most DUR4bLL
Uafer-C0nductor kn0UH. urvn,rn
W4rrntfed 10 stand a Pressure q CHh htN
PEEr and wiH not not burst lrheH trosen' "a.
M will last as longas the hole is Kept iall o. NH
ter ola lbs. Of water in y feet OF Tubing. Nv
inches in diameter. Is made 81 n e,et In Ienrth.
Turned round, wound with copper wire sune ~
grooves, boiled in coal tar, connected Ml.nos ' a M
couplings, made to suitanyp osltloh' yos ner.
yrooved each side Of water-course,-ahe sNSS u
Eeet satisfaction in every case as iar as heaIe l.o"'
Is p8riabls-,rcighiHg ten Bs. Perrod uria ooIP.ass,
Costs just One-haf az much as hrseJoaTns LS~t u He
Sane bore as Tubing, and a greater saving 70 wv
,nrcba rwhcn inch and Id Tubing Is called lor'
prio.of Tubiig. With Couplings Complete : a.,
Two Inch Tubing, 81 inch bore per r9d' y
2i.a A." il4 40 y
At our Factory, CAsHi except in towns where u
has not been used in such cases one-hall on UNIV
eTy. the balance IN Thirty days
ET-Alwaysw arrantcd.-E
II has been tested S l-2 years in dry, graveIy
soil. and found invariably perfectly sound!
II IA far preferable to any other conductor, on th'
grounds Of is Purity, Cheapness' stTehstm, d. pa ~ IN,
smallest size. One man can lay 300 reds per uny
Being so small it requires bnt 2 narrow uieon n 90
couple the 3 sizes together without eA',a oAPoI =
thus making a saving by coupling the laIEeI 81
10 the smaller aud.gettlng moro Volulhs OF Ma,ei
far n pressure, through the smaller Tuhlng' 70
conveying SAP IL supGsses euery othsr c2sinss2', ~
. zr-mskers ipfH do treH to try il. u
Iorgo numbers might be given, II space permitted
isunsupassed for running water to ana throug
villages, for cellar drains, sink drains. euH.ssPou
drains, startch factories, oreweries' pump Vu'l"s
: In every case IN ordering, the pressure should
sneci1ed tho size Of bore, the number oil rs
L acute angles and elbow, u wanted. 81 SalpPSCYn "H'
: desired. Address M0ULTON BROS. Cos.
: For territory not included in tho State of Vernon
address W. F. MoULToN' Johnson, W.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-31
RUssEsL S. TAFT, President.
WARREN GIBBS, Secretary
CHARLES BUTTON,
SPECIAL AGEST, Hyde Park vermont

AGENTS
NJ. o. HEATH, johnson, VI
q. W. SNYDER, Morrisyille, Vt.
C. d. GATES, Cambridge, Vt
". n. II. KENFIELD, Hyde Park, Vt.
GEORGE TAYLOR, Wolcott, ".
II. c. IRISH, johnson, VT. loyl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-31
CONSUMpTlON CAN BE CURED.

LIME Rock, Conn, Dee. 30, $50.
On. HUNMELL.-uy Dear Sir when De
can your treatment mUuy Of my friends had no
hone f. my recovery, and now they say u does
not seem possible that 1 could be up 50 eouioItaole;
One yrara 40 1 was 70 poorly, Bud had l not use1
y.ur Iphaling Fluids and your Other remldits' !
would have been dead long ago.. Atef l began
veur treatment, rested cOutentcd for ! wasalniust
confident il would cure me-, IL has done wonders
for me. Had Dr.. Gissell raised me up 10 where /
am now. he would have thought he bad done re-
morknhiy. BIT he could not, and now | think ne
must feell somewhat clagrined amer saying so
much against ytu and your treatmcut. But l am
thankful | did not heed his words; that had ener
py and will enougy TO give your treatment q ulal,
We never shall regret doing 50, ~ The mercy o.
God and ycur Ina1hng Fluids my lie has seenspa-cd
ANNA WHITE.
NV ~praclice being confined 10 The Nose, Throai
and LanSs. so my remedies are specially designed
for local application Go those organs. / refer b'
permission, to the following patients Wh7 nav
heen treated by me with with Ia1diHg Etras; IL
Everett Russell, Counsell0r-at law, y Wall Street
New York Mr., II. NJ. Williams l5 last fhteenti
street, New York; Er. c. S. Orser,212 west seven
tenth street, New York hl. s d.. Sutton 6O'
broadway, New York J. I. Van Mes, 2-5 Green
uieh Street, New York; j. W, Chaee, Castillo New
York and many others
Patients treated by letter at their homes, by an
swering a list Of some 50 questions by which Tn,
nature and extent Of tho disease are Indicated
Fol information, list Of questions. &c, address
Q, VAN HUMMELL.M D.
40 Wost Twonty-sixth street, New York IOWA
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-31

MOUNTAIN PEN, HAWKES. PATENT
No inkstand required. One filling writes 10
hours. The hest and cheapest Gold Pen in the
world. Pens repaired for SO cents sent by mall
Send stamp for circular
@. II. HAWKES., Patentee.
Of o. Nassau 81 New York,
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-31

eued, falling ar cletheu' "u" gov"
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing a restore 'I'
hair where the follicles are destroyed
or the glands otrophied and dec9yGa,
But such as remain can be saved 10,
usefulness by this application ln'ie,a
of fouling the hair with a pasly seo'
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous
Its occasional use will prevent the naI
from turning gray or falling off, sla
consequently prevent badness i H4
from those deleterious substances Wli',
make some preparations dangerous aaa
injurious to the hair, the Vlgor CI
only benefit but not harm it. Ii TanE'
merely for a
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-05-31
Ayers
Hair Vig0r,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
lis natural Vitality and Color,

A dressing which
is at once agreeable
healthy, and ciicctaal
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to is original color
wjh the gloss and
freshness Of youIt'
Thin hair is thick
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-10
=. serfan mas feaciiites dc 'peTpe tFa-
-4n tAndpsaidA1las dribals aGsiiican as, ssle
I'll ra(gin g0nanTn tsgfslfl9s lNxra W sf1a ls

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que el interes 81 81 refinaini iefltsya as}e
qe Aasivflizacior perpe4
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clanadae sa}ecl ~ Il o oNnasia pQrlallesy, seq
l55i enl n aaselll sg lila l9s apaEtadas re+
-nl gl9ana gl9anes; es ehtEe talldo Gp hay que Pefl-
soI sag e fallgEy iia Aq;s, AqE;sg,esFIfiasK q latneeef
sidad nos 5oblliig 5oblliigga Yerslas vista +
e,ebags as ragas dliigdones
elimatoll 6sgsieas 6|ss las 4s Aaeen aBptas Is Para
la inmigraeion clllllbPaapas.o clllllbP q as.o 100 8; ss,s.a
asza dPllanteada, ash acnesti or, "a, tPo2caba
. a esta fGiomision Gpn pre-
ferencia q los chinoss ppdiasenc9p--
trarsa eaoaq RelsB latitudes alguna
EefF y ma q . I i
= para & ffahsfaeflas fEhh1rales Y para + efser-
.,R;sS y5s5S asRn!SstiiG9 e !sli aR gaqRa Z Puerto
En Isssaad9 tl9gb5szsfa tl9gb i fag|Ii9Icja,d5 81 Ia
Yda5hisfJh Due III, eI { general ls "a b. q Carlos
Palanca y Gutierrez : Sc 'encontraba
s-,e.6 en Madrid gssaia
bierno de S. A. el Regente del RENO,
nseIakas bsAlafiJTa1'd 4 eslo1ef ptdI
yecto, que de acuerdo conncos pro d
TP5jetaFFios de aa}aelIass islas, SO
ss pqanQl}aplaanlteal1 pqanQl}a para lasyinHa eq'aeian
5 df Ge9ffflElal1laI1 Ge9f}flElal Ilss stsp Il jlog
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PAGES de)satisfacef 4as ne ec6sijlades de J!
la colonization americana.
Inyitado 81 ggherad a-oonourir al
seno de Ia comisienI que .deseaba. OR |
su autorizada yoz 6n tan deIicada1
materia, Sc prest60 0gistose- ,t.ello, VI
noeendsfesso eatrlnaH Hessus seaionesses
discltio larga y extensamente ell a.
k4sHptpq;e ;ese efasolssiaa'oa lYarias dudasty
a4objeeiiQ o. dasdas entanees 5ayo ya1
la comision un pupto concrete en-
aoqHeo fljansa, sin precifoitarI por!esto
sus trabajos; pero encaminando -su
restttdio. 4 -arfquirir datos Y noticias
sobp,s ] ske,FFlfaI sg pgshiAfhia4 I Itonlziga!,
asfc0mo 4 pesar de los obstaculos !,
que habia que vepaart idado case que.E
examinada Ii cdestfoh' sss adqtlsriesstes |
el conyencisaiento de, su utifiidaa;
siempre bats eli tcaianlso de dejar en
libertad colhpleta / la aeciQm .privada, i
y no pidiengola ;aaL Gqbierno otra CO.
sa que la renlseeion. de ! yo1JstacuIos, |
que surgienda dq l;as,esSIfqra 6 ggubers a.
.II:r74ap Imr4eaptal,Qanaa q est4 al qlcapce ide1lo
sIs SEA IIgaats al il III lasoaIlss- ls-1
mo con que deben Tedactarse estos
dictamenes le impida extenderse, cual !
tai yez reclamaba este asunto, sobre
las nociones geogrsdtidca- estadfsticas,
Legislatures y sociaies del del pueblo tom
kino; pero procaaara .dara ailaii1eapla
mas aproximada possible, Sin perjui-
aeioldeaanplitaib enaa dfsehsioofili las no.
ticias que Ia sociedad neeesite para.
dafaa su Rotos lustrEa6ddto.g s1'a s. : s.
odud isg silin4a alsas gonnGglNsrrh
.a1asasf aa sa5a id s rissl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-10

Eats Ahtista6i esb b Bah5 ha siigtasaa siigtasaao
|'en fa-l,1aya5da gUe4q aoa15A dsr5ciPis
pBfta1tg mgjjJj1r5aas, pdas Iii lddaa1JS at6n
to siempre q u cchby$idsad Pei pEi stf qas
QUO Ie tfaf7Tcf6eeti p<S p{r15 ha fetEIo 7lgn-
nop@fs hs5e}b %s q5a} III .'g5os g5os ppHag 8fos
'pdbsepdb'e&a H. a9ts}{iffh III 6los .snel5fse de
pad efdse sd HI I4. A fa3h3' ye IL iacss5 cs51a
truido nuevas h0E>laciones 9etf e]l III so&u
nerlofs eaQaoIQ2aa Y veGtikadaa, aIsauohla
t;as con tot'a necsjgia tam fG B ff4 c6s
traldo % gr%p, egpedqr ,oapaz dc conte
ner una. ..n;alneEess .5olS VII proia, ei cu;,I
+ pl4d4 i 92 todar lYs 4oqpqqI9Rdqs pq q4q pppdaf
"a lAetaeaisa .dtdu IO0 al1l A1adlI
E,n cuanto Q! eamero 8 q -el- -servioio,
buea fFtft Y hhffd hhfed s6fr4{a'a ftFlRekk5s es uodi
de- esta casa para qae tfatemos de en3b.
mjarlos, pues todos~ tos que Ell ella han
estado 10 pueden atestigaar sabido eb.
ore suiSfaesiltp I'D .Ha atehdlao 4kaS aue q
.aerediearloo a fuenzaxle a;aldls&osebh GIVE
les y;.e'eej;lQs dssgldpoisos; nhgg eI}os lkas
mfjoyes 'atFedMaeiqG4aq9 M IL IL Dr'eds M 'fieaaF'alrf
plieo ! iY7s ~ eHt2 2aG}in}}ean}2 dIgn8 de Il su
tprTa Dc eata V!lla: IF fpeFqndo qne .sQ5, ,atA
mes. no be1ali, desaten13os Par p'afsEes dsa }ebs
te y q;ln sahra apfecisr stls iaacfid6hi6s..
So Mayaglez DoIetnBfd 33z9s,fs s. $40. $40
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-10

. sMuy Sr, nuestro: Agradeceremos 8 va
Is |, cciajbtda ca e peri6qico que .dirigea las
sl.sylli6ntes llll1lea4s; porlo que quedaran g
!5radeeidos sus aifimos. S. S. @ B. S. NJ,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-10

Genera u Gabriel Ba' 7''riicl: mas hoy que
veo ap.ss aas dYol22foo qYsllqi9sro4e tenet
eetslasass Sfeaeral sssatz asststo
dicho Sr. como de todas as autoridades
asuperiores que fA1( ftefhAdo "a Is a en- mas
de treinta amos que-h4bito en- ella, no be
Itehido la'h1as 4sve qpgja Ii sdllfdos II mel
nor selanan'tti 1ataSlpeIlbaas pa ,slusi0 i
Soy de {. 81. Director afno.. Ssh
% ,dassd = na5iSrisas fsos5slsd. aIsa
d .qaH 3sfk1gI 3Ie 70! S eo5oala 4 so}g11 /
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Pa1tlnl' al pdb!iso qns tartninaoa,
50 ,eseussion per t5aa hailIsla,, para "a
cual ha neeesitado eles amos !, q I iaB5cl3s
"a fsvorabEe acogida qua Ie ha'l dis
pensado porlos paebfos de su s.{lransii7
to, SO estabTscers nuevaments eQ Ia
Capital para 81 PRO R1Ifhoo snttirssnte., sttist
hlnpsaa,1es ya los t1fakajgs ag "a
'nueva galerfa fotogrdfica, es u eafara
D9neEnilla para eI Is prdx no, Ia
bisnao 'rgcibido &c PATS E'alf IS ! u n, t2
tnuevos lecllnallores lujovalf
sl,tas, fantlos, 81 eiestos c'anslosSd
mos adslantes de Europa Y my
y sagIa ggafsliIu RnssAi
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-10
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siun Raves slfi:

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Novenas La solennes novenass de Jesus
9 eFNaaarehosggei eostJs tGdos losGaies una
respectable Y devota sonora de esta ciudad,
daran principle eEatlaes f33a las n de- la
noche en- la Santa IgaesiigssC Catedfalsla sss7t
ssNnsl,,sssss SIS etngs.t<5st
Preciosa noyela Nuestro amigo Ell "Sus-
cr4belN hos hafaFose4fao et,t-tes-tt1. -tt1.atesst1e--
cion de 1lartasde Ksyves Tiene. IN be
llfsino argAIheAto ysnna nsoffs III ssra ,iS
encontFars en- Ids nUve ssS frausesas den
temp6raneas. ia Feeonoslsa,4los % Z. 2sss; !;
tro suscr6ores, qns u iilas ao a.al 1,sollle
ts,s TardsAa Cd cone i irse s5SpuI IlicacIon
d''f)j.B e1' /
Eemblor de TERRA. .El DiaIio' de SANTA
80 &c Cuba dice en 81 ndmoro del 2s de-
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algunos mo- fhianik 81 gtla tIbUa nds S91
caando liaol, "a cSusa saaf fhfdo y y pso= "a
longacion del tfueno que les anteceaa8 o.
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I'd nos lane creer sqaeae ental gats
aslapAo. lt1 lasssabi slaliashaftsr oto4assc
81 mayor fnerza el Tefasid aceid dease i
81 skYss llansHl slks ailac5on senti1
da e1 sisla lIu ida AL u mes, y ese M ..
ia q ID s;O1aa uslhxe ii ties 10 artos della
". roche giao pre- seate al tembloSa-
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aunaue i1e ne nosfss aeij6 Se hddskBIs Sd
este mafnato Que aQn q T d Ii mana
4 !; 4 oy 6lSh sBghA IL.
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opaea taaioxsp penseqo aaslafsaIed iolAsaAo
AZ o1l9,y1sN dehDfsn R: :ekAyessv-.R RlaISA9k-
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III Is 10 ,oirde isara ,hsl ,llsofaa etiHei eli
uaiH noI aoa1eNigaasNe DtiasI gapgMaA.
II ojos ..sssGslka0s Ssarupao o9esiou
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-10
Solve Je los 1na easNa Fesn'ta COS Ja' los

s75FVA &c los Iun eas0a Fes0I tai E'0s dA Tos a.
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.sr 81 /, i'ya y
lsie sel II lasl9l ll4ealstl tatl siefl
satsen dos, qps }siasFD isss1Saa 4 Ssal, II
10 fenatinacs sa foco esta fuesa de Ia isa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-03-10
tAneas Y enIel lmdades del cfs
leollIsilkRzaa 81 zal4 + as[aF Y Z q 1UQ0LOiii

Leoll!t t3k$a} 81 4 u 36J0QIOiii
La enIarmadad Y et mafcusio cue Sc ha-
va ts.t1atdS9 X 4p2ps9 rAalA$lApor botella
q dos botslas l'o.-$-2 D5sis: una cucha-
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qaisFs, afissb b.s5i5 s y l1ssss
ts!la pof $ 9 s9ysj4:z Hal 1 q anterior.
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faafoatnense alaq4sgb8 a.q4sb8 e Iaqy ii91s5eHnf1
dable Ia lrrltase3ltQp4 WI, p plasqlaIy males de Ia
,99sl ,99Eslleaa33a1 81 ga aalin ( asIoie2 aIs1
Prscio s 5 por oate!lh yHAgze6iaa6 a6sasaos
del Or. R'chgYtss lea esa fri If|igaSments todos
los sA5feassis{S, s eass{S, dgiaa grl9gdR RsG as6siares
de peTsonas aerA eaEsst aEst hsas4laasdgAlhREama
to ioestlnab Isl I Rraslp AppE hotella IS
dos pqfAStlas laltaas poe !$d9ab4a,g ggapaEaeson de
todas mis- neplcltla sfas sf iAhf6AEQgdelN es-
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i en sIl ios i ksg Eeesaf ief bAI aatiaA gene
raj en el.mnnao pnes be c0HsgFs a0ml
vida q essu.1ioa por 10 tanto, -tengo- -aau-
cho placer en- aicarIas al proyecho y {
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Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-01-28
VISIT TO ST. 10.
SEPH,S ACADEMY.

Pursuant to Contamination, on Thurs
day both branches and attaches of the Leg
islature visited this institution Governor
Stafford and Judge Tweed were present.
The usual order of entrance was observed,
and the Mother Superior and Bishop Sal
pointe gave the visitors hearty welcome,
conducted them into the sittingrOom,
thence into the principal school apartment,
where they again received pleasurable re-
ception in fitting and sensible remarks by
Misses Minnie L. Robinson and Jennie Dunn
Apt responses were made by Governor SAT-
ford President Stickney and Speaker Dob
bins, after which the guests were conduct
ed through all the apartments of the build
ing, and were delighted with the neatness
and order everywhere prevalent Upon a
return to the sitting they we re enter
tanned with excellent music on the piano by
Misses Minnie L. Robinson, Lille Lee, Lou
lisa Curry and M. Orosko The progress of
these misses on the piano was regarded as
astonishing, and held to be proof of the
facility and thoroughness of the Sisters
teaching The visitors were all gratified
with the appearance and management of the
Academy, and doubtless will send abroad
many fruitful expressions therefor. The
Sisters are doing much good work in Tue
son, and they ought to prosper accordingly.
After the addresses of welcome by Misses
Robinson and Dunn, the young ladies,
generally, sang the following:
Come, cheerful companions, unite in this
Here's to the friends we love; song,
May bountiful heaven their sweet lives pro-
Here's to the friends we love- long,
CHORUS.
Oh, oh. sympathy deepens whenev'rw we sing;
Friendships the mystical word in our ring.
Here's to our friends
Here's to our friends
Here's to the friends we love
And first, the dear parents VINO watch o'e
They are the friends we love; [ouryOuth,
And next to our teachers, who tell us of
They are the friends we love. truth,
CHORUS, &c.
And here's to the good and the wise and the
They are the friends we love; true,
Their beautiful lives are for me and for you,
They are the friends we love-
CHORUS, &c.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-01-28
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND

YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
Il required to appear in an action brought
against you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court of the First judicial
District of the Territory of Arizona, and
to answer the complaint therein, filed in
the Office of the Clerk of said Court at Tue
son, in the County of Pima, within twenty
days exclusive of the day of service) after
service of this summons upon you, if served
within this county; if served out of this
county, but within this District, thirty
days; in all other cases, forty days.
The said action is brought to obtain
decree of Court for the foreclosure of
certain mortgage described in the said
complaint, aud executed by the said Hilario
Cuevas to John B. Allen, to secure the pay
ment of the sum of Nine Thousand Dollars
in gold coin with the interest thereon, pay
able as follows, to wit: Three thousand
dollars in gold coin, payable six months
after the date of said mortgage, with inter
est at the rate of two per cent. per month.
payable monthly, from the 18th day of Jan
uary, A. d. 1865, and interest thereon
Three thousand dollars in gold coin, pay
able in nine months from the date of said
mortgage, with interest thereon, at the rate
of one per cent. per month, payable quar-
terly, from the fifteenth day of September
A. ID. 1868, and interest thereon; Three
thousand dollars in gold coin, payable in
fifteen months from the date of said
mortgage, with interest thereon at the rate
OF twelve per cent. per annum, payable
quarterly, from the 18th day of September
A. ID. 1868, and interest thereon.
That the premises conveyed thereby may
be sold, and the proceeds applied to the
payment of the amounts due the plaintiff
for the aforesaid principal sums, and the
interest that may be due; and for the sum
of seventy-two $1,000 dollars, balance due
the plaintiff, for repairs and improvement
Of said premises; for the care thereof, since
the 18th day of September A. d. 1868, and
for taxes and assessments levied and paid
thereon; also, for the costs, expenses and
disbursements of said suit; and in case
such proceeds be not sufficient to pay the
same, then to obtain Judgment against the
said HilariO Cuevas, for the balance remain
ing due, and for other and further relief.
If you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as herein required, the plaintiff
viii take default against you, and apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in said
complaint
[ - Gigen under my hand and the SEAL
L. S. foft the District court Of the First Jd'
- dicial District Of the ItTTitOTyof Ar
iona, this 18Th dag Of December, 4. ID. 1870.
o. BUCKALEW,
CLERK DISTRICT COURT,
Inns First Judicial District, Arizona.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1871-01-28

Hon. Reese Smith, who has fought and
farmed it by turns in this county for some
years, until about worn out in body and
quite disguised otherwise, informs us that
the Apaches started in at his ranch above
Tubac on Monday morning last esd, and
secured along downthe river past Calabasas
as far as Tumocacara, where they made a
success Of it-shooting Through the groin
doubtless fatally Portuguese known as
Joe, and getting away with four horses.
Our informant says there were from ten to
fifteen Indians, and that the wounded man
was shot with an improved weapon Also,
that the citizens are generally leaving the
valley and sending their stock to Sonora.
He says two families, neighbors of his, have
come to Tucson in consequence. 1t is use
less to comment on these raids singly; the
facts (all we want speaking in paradox are
ample to send abroad nowadays.