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Mining Dividends In 1871,
Scientific Press, Jan. q

SientiRc Press, jan. ~. .f7""
The following sre the amounts dtsbursed
q dividends during the year 1871 by come
of the mining companies at California. Ne
yada, and Idaho, whose offices are located
In San Francisco: So .-4'&..
The Amsdor California; mise disbursed
IN April, t14,soo; May. %, 80. and omitted
dividends during the other months. '."a'
Chollar-P otosi disbursed during January,
February, March. April. and May tsoo. ooo
o month; and 10 August, September. Octo>
bsr. November, and, December ess' cee PEI
month.
Grown Point paid dividends only during
the monthsof June. July, August, snd Sep"
ten,ber, and then t1e0. 600 per month. .
-. Eureka, tCslsfornia) 1snnary, PebnPry.
March. April and May, 40,o0o yer month
Jdhe ana July $4,000, ma I1oas dulmx ths'
remainder OF the year: ,.',
Eureka c ons,olidased, fstruatyj.' eSo. 900
March, t37, 500; April, $s7. 800 August,
septchSlf, and fOctobst; $,c,octs sep
Golden Chariot (Idaho). January, 81, 900;
February. t6o. 900; March, t70,goo.I Ia" Go,
t0reeuville California;, 10 June, q 900,
Hale & Norcruss January. February
March, and April. ~. 900 pet month; omit
ted during remaining eight mootha
Keystone Quartz, Ii September. $500
November. $780, December. q, $40: '.A
Meadow Valley, January, February. July
August. and September, ga, 600 per month
October, November, and December, ,too, oo'
per month. 49, ..... ,....- . s..sa8
North Star California;, January. Feb
ruary, March. and April, 5000 per month
June 81, 900. snd July $eO0Q n1Y
T ftoche paid / dividend 81 90, 900 ii Sep
tember. -"'
RC11untk Fly March, April June
July. and August 90. oo9 September ~.
600; October, tlso. 0oe. Novs@ber md De
Gambler $3.50 600 per month TIrAr"2
| .Redinetont Quicksilver, April, Nay, June
July, and August $500 Per month.
Sierra Nsyada, one dividend Of ga, 900 Il
January" .'si,1eT 80. .., - 10. "9'5 @.-9
ospceor Min i n. 70. paid ons ot,e1l,4 ~
In September.
| yellow Jacket, January, andoaksrch
t4e,noo each month; April, Nay, June
July, and August >eo. 900 per month.
Yule Gravel, August and September, O.
ooo phf06osih; OotobsE. 1tGooo; lNsssm
ber and December 1000. y rrf,ess .,a,soo
The total yield from the gPQyS mills dur
ing the year was eA.6s7. ttQ.-f.,s,
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! oemnotly An6MEkqt Gehe' ofnde1sH
.sesms - shoagh apmS nnssesaags4 Dsst
represent asd impd thdD novanenss. The
excelsior clock hangs in M. q. E DeytsaS
,esoss; and may be sssp BY any NIB desire.
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:. MINING REVIEW FORAsa1: !

NlzioS rf61<tcr FOR TIP Fast Hear.
Aslsrec quantities of shl breci6us metals
have, for sons tinepast. bee9 diverted from
the channels. through whish they formerly
sought this city, and been sent East by rail
it is no longer easy 10 compute. at this point.
the annual yield Of the entire coast with
preSision. This diverbion has mostly taken
place from Utah and Eastern Nevada, hav.
Ing consisted mainly Of silver bullion. Gold
dust and bars have also lately found their
way East through new flsanpels from
Southern ASiIOiM and Montana, thereby
further increasing the difficulty Of making
these estimates with accuracy. Much silver
. ljkS kleb escaped from the frst.naMed local.
tiles in connection with the lead bars ship
/! psd<O Eastern dsstinationsi not to mention
considerable quantities Of high grade argen'
iifcrOus ores sent forward in lbat direction.
But, Notwithstanding this partial diversion
Of products that once conferred ut San Fran.
, cisco, We are able 70 estimate the yield Of
the past year with approximate cxactness:
there being reliable data. to shoW thsta II
could not have fallen much, If any, below
CSC, OOO, 900. In some instances It has been
|. ,llaceA.at much lower figure; but, If local
authorities may be accepted as conclusive
syois this pint, The above estimate IL clearly
within bounds and Z great deal too: low.
Forcxamplc, the Montana press found fault
with Us I6st year because We assigned fol
tina. Territory an Snpual production Of but
eA OOO, OO0,, whereassit was claimed TO have
reached go 600 OO0-and this At the very
ustiED that ststisticiaus, IN otlser quartegs
xs's GsssIS,SSs q: , 81 eE ALREADY
But despite these discrepancies Of opinion
Is relates 70 tho pat, ne know from thu
well. ascertsined yield Of certain leading
ss,' "a S:sa f3s u! e
just closed. Turning to few Of these. W
find. IL. hslasce.' ShasJ ia bhnon ship
ments from Virginia City and Gold Hill
smoNGsed, nor the year to $l3. $50 O0& tHtol
the product of the Comst0ck mines alone
,,apd which amount exceeded By q. 4Oq ~
bal,e. tstsno OF the previous year. From
Austin. there has. been sent over two millioni
Of dollars. being mostly the product Of th'
ss 'E: 's aH Il & r. st f.
Country. From the White Pine District u
ped; while the Raymond aud Ely, atdot
out o'r ne. .r w as much more HE HumboId
Country may ~ counted upon for . million
while the Eureka, Mineral Hill, Railroad
.sGOiufabus. and several other districts in thu
State will each be atlc to make goOd Re
port Of Neh Years. work, several Ut then
duct Of Nevsds, WhoS total production 70
the year will ove'run ~ 0Q0QDe IN UtsI
We have, also, new and prolific ally, be
rich and virgin mines having resp0n1o42lt0
orally to the means applied for their devel
opment slooking % California; We e9!
AZ U~~E -
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AZ aInazperde,.t Hos,.o Uo~a q ).

EhIaesGs ~ 7'1'is3i.--,- 3&7r'f '|' ~ "'!''"'
From the Kansas CITY traes.E
f, YIserdsy, two fstmeu and . lady ar
rived n. the Sheridan Hotel from Ray codn
" and resistessa their paA,eS'as g. II. EN-.
oyy and son and wife, .They ut osce' sought
the aid Of private detective. They made
rather . singulss statement, which sftel
events 4sesmed, to corroboraae. Il sessns
that they were the father, mother and sfti'
.uce Of young girlsamed Matilda Emory,
WHOM they wers seeking. lFtatq NE state
ment of the parties, It appears that the girl
wss the only daughter OF Emory, snd had
been SsSd ID do pretty much - she llked.
Among other things. she had chosen not Il
marry when and when A,ee pasoutl desired
,sbe2 skould., 1os the past three months
there has not been much peace 1t home
swisg to. tAasildes. ssfaeal - Marty bel
eqasin, Jacob p6tsU,, a, Yaa some Ten 81
twelve yesp, her seuios.:. The home Of tn
Emory family 1beipg COINS distance from
tbs railroad, and .he family ahetpg one 81
some wealth and ,iaaqenos, the girl wss OBJ
ligsd te, sgq1bmgAilt soths approaching Wedding
Mhieh 1T ~ haye sken Placs % itl ls sotl
[ins.apt Story had yisisada hhs giFl ycrF OF
ten, but Wa never 4iysp9 m g1a , spfonr We
meut up to the Day before the intendet
wedding. Lay Wssdaneaday morning tn
~ ai.,ppsesa, spd w va! tIsned 70 he Fsil
Eo1Ed a.! nd p KsRsee City, ,yl .a.2,y rsl
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, /. &c. z: tr.oa ne Jsessoavi,a n. lpsssss
!, Nj: Augustus Fisher. % efficient watch
maker employed by D. T. Dayton. has just
4GX15 :sg ,s ss6[ H 81
plate with Two hands, q hour and ms)qpts
h444 Q 1bk ,disk y tveS.HHthN hfa< lin
diameter, with laske opening In the csn1
tire. The minute hand il twelve inehPa in
kssA, A5d ~ Soal Aldd' iiAi al :
half inphee. fsAspsi h.,Ate c0sSspf the
dial upon . small pivot This y 81 that
c.a Is ss%tyRs5l| qofiaS jsit TX tt!9s
!cjoselt dn III krge eide Of IAs bands, 81
ends towards he SsSGs Of ne dlsl, aad on
r., isssss ~ ~, yyo,aasv ill ssasLai appso
70 be weights, intended "a, tslA6cs Tie
handy fst E1if4 e ,srH,l Ps1tain TIE
sacrsf ,.Qk ..lgea 4egs0eeta. 0flhths. sAaDd1.
WrkAiIsshtje slsan ..ttakhss nv mi8l III =
works n, .AessSfi Aslf 1s,fh strong
enough 70 oqAisol ~ laaGa ,AssdA !slspM'
son may wbiIl the heade until they shall
spin around i6;3&f, I'll ga win isvs-
bAally rtaiiiis X 6is Z " H. ~ isSdk
~ s:ss! e - 3 az q q e. w., -,
IN ho1Jpsa0 hAnr4.osasKsr1hf lsngth
sfrl1,e ishA spss ing ssPlseea no ~
pivot theyVff lhstelljj.. 49, " 49,
'iI5as IN sllH1sg. f1sIg BuU1sScu9aY
|st7Tt& 2ftae t1.o.sA r, elltI! f.1
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80. ISL for tBe JeALA 1910 lid 1850 respect.
lively. me coin receipts having BEEN much
larger for tho latter than during ~ yea!
1911. During each Of these yeaEG . good
deal of bullion was clipped directly East
from Nevada. Utah, and Montana, the
largest amount having gone that way dur.
ing the year just ended. A regards the
outlook for the future, and, more eepcasIy
THE PROSPECTIVE YIELD FOR THE ncoA'
ING YKAR.
There can be no question but everything
weassa most cheering aspect, and that the
product will b unusually largo .NRen
We take into consideration the entire
situation-t immense gains We have
now made 10 the business Of mining; the
improved processes and machinery lately
introduced, coupled with the great number
certainty of ample water supplies the sp'
preaching season, we 6nd here % aggregate
Of recently accruing advantages that war
rants u in predicting for the current year
yield of the precious metals equivalent e
eighty five or ninety millions of dollars and
should Mot6KK tfafiSplfe mSmti1he 70 MAJ
the present prospect, there would b IittIt
ground for surprise should the peodacl
reach . hundred millions BY the end OF the
." i, s-'s-ss ssssss~s1
Eyeryvbere new o1e.pgushipg, 4tl)s hpve
been erected, the most q them OF iarge G.
pacty. cpd nearly q! s9Pep!s ef doing get bet,
put up. Improved furnaces have been bull,
for roasting the rehellious ores. and Grea'
number Of smelling works contributed tr
the base metal districts In the bitches and
ressrvo,rs built 10 this State the past year,
our water. supplying facilities have been
increased fully twenty. per cent. while cap
itsl, tue most powerful auxiliary of I'll. he.
come to our assistance. with froedon end
readiness never before experienced suct
aid having, in fact. never before been .
fully deserved. With all these helps, ant
tho many new discoveries being made enf
rich mines constantly developed. ~ Tee
confident, that, with no unt0ward turn ~
events, there will he gathered from the min
crsl regions west Of tie Rocky Mountains
hundred million dollars within the mex
twelve months. ''"' ao'i.H
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In johnson, jan, 10th, by Rev. II. II Bcment,
Albert A, Niles, ESQ., OF Morrsville. and Miss Clara
NJ. Bradley Of johnson. Many thanks for the
excellent cake, and may their whole life be con-
tinual happiness.
In johnson Dec, 25th, at thebride's father, by
Rev. II. II. Bement, Dir, Edwin Balch and Miss
Abbie Larkins. both Of johnson.
Ia johnson, at the NJ. Z. Parsonage, Dec. 5th, "
Rev. II. II. Bement, Mr.. Henry Manchester and
Miss Rhoda Codding, both of Waterville.
In North Fairfax, at tho residence of the BRIDES
father, Hon. Ashel Allen, by the Rev. David Mar
vim of A lbugh Jan. Sd. Mr. james X. Curtis, Of
georgia and Miss Matte f. Allen ofNorth Fairfax.
The wedding party Of this young couple was in
every way a very pleasant occasion. Mr.. and Mrs
Allen displaying their usual kind and genial hos
pitality TO the numerous throng OF friends and
1atiyes who assembled to bestow congratulations.
and also many substantial tokens of love,
consisting of sill yer and many other beautiful
and useful articles for domestic uses. To tho
young couple who have embarked upon the "sea
of matrimony" amid scenes so pleasant and pros
porous below to wish, that the sunshine Of hap
piness may ever beam as brightly as the rays of
their silver bridal gift, and when all their life
voyage shall be accomplished; and the keel shall
crate upon that other shore beyond the tide"
having followed the precepts nLd commands Of the
great and good Captain Of our salvation" they
may be numbered among the "bless.d who shall
be clothed in garments Of righteousness and made
welcome, to the marriage supper Of the lamb"
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FESHE Tenth Volumne Of WooD's HOUSEHOLD
4 MAGAZINE begins with January "a. II is edit
ed by Gail Hamil ton, S. S. Wood, and II. V. Os-
borne, and includes among its regular contributors
Horace Greeley, Gail Hamilton, Thos. X. Beechor,
Dio Lewis, DIR. W. W. Hall, James Parton, etc.
Harriet Beecher Stowe, brick Pomeroy, John q.
Sake, Maj Gen. Fitzpatrick, Petroleum " Nasty,
etc, write for 1t occasionally. Terms One Dollara
year In clubbing, three iirst-c lass periodicals
given for the price of one of them The most liber-
al Premium List ever published. No periodical Is
moro frequeetly or favorably mcntioned by the
press. woods Household Magazine is one Of the
of business enterprise whisch mark the
age. "-Methodist Home Journal, Philadelphia, Pa.
at has been improved ever since we knew it--a
good criterion fer the future. "-Courier, New Mar
tet, Canada. 9 1t is rmarvel of cheapness and
first-class quality COMMUNICATIVE York Times.
S. s. WOOD & CO.,
9w4* Newburgh. N. Y.
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valuaH4 ErEnFtaS Ayn AsEickx SEr1s
Elves ausy. NJ. y. 2. Boyer. The sruieF psl.
h,hsr q he GzfFcaa Siack ysaraai. skils
trstcllinE In Eurupe last Fammer, vas p.rfe-
eulariy inpness-i sith The EroN taius q La
errns, or me fouiinE o. suiiing q steck. tie
has, theFsfoIe. imrortci laree quanii,y for
vrsiuiious Distributed amoug cur Amsriean
faFmrrs Any q cur Subscribers uho ma,
ui,h 20 test il, Nill rcogive a snail sample
pssksrr free, ~ esiclosinF STAMPS 70 pay pat
art AadrSss n. A. Boyer s Co, PAFfes6arg,
Chester Co, Pa Mammoth Corn. Imported
White Norusy Oats, and Alsike Clover II
wanted. They sent cut over 100000 free sample
psckAses las, year.
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Isusinesr Noticc-.

TNEE REVOLUTION COMPLETE Th.do-n.
fall q the alcaholic nostrums which have -
long teen acurse y the health and morale 81 the
uanmunity = nearly accomplished. The intrCduc.
tion u Or. NkLkEH,s NlNEGAR niTTHHs vas NOR.
al blow T. the whole hrsud Of rum polluted noe.
trums adFerti sd a. "Tonics,m and they will soon
Re c1nsEnod O. the limbo Il things Lost on earth
9TH The hearty consent ~ all the Intelligent por.
t-u u uankind. Incuntalninated with the dead.
g lane ufthe hodies and sous Of men, Vinegar
hi'ieH contains all the valuable RENE iai proper
Ties uth which the Creator has endowed the choie-
- madieal heTts, TuOts, and larks uf the Western
Mgrld, IL = indeed the pure aud powerful Tonic
ard AlterStiNe which the masses have been asking
for 30 loHg, aud which the profession, hitherto,
have heeu unablc 20 supply. Botanical research
chemical skin, ami n profound insight into he
causes Il disease, have combined % produea a
specific which literally eradcates dyspensia ILL.,
ousness, intermittent and remt,ent feyers nervous
ills which are enthusiastically beyord the reach Of
medicine
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Commissioners Notice.

Tho Subscribers, having been appointed by tho
Honorable Probate Court, for the District OF La
moillc, Commissioners, TO receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons, a.
gainst the estate of
A. W. Morgan, late of johnson
In said district, deceased, represented insolvent,
and the term of 6 months from the 18th day Of Jan
1873, being allowed by said Court to the credi-
tors OF said deceased, to exhibit and prove their
respective claims before U.S. Give notice. that 70
vii attend to the duties our appointments at the
dwelling-house OF A. Morgan, in johnson,
in said District, on the first Thursdays OF Feb.
and Of June next, at 10 o'clock i'm the forenoon
Of each of said days.
SAM'L ANDREWS, Com mis-
gw3 ID. q, HOLMES. >,ioners
johnson, vt. Jan. 18th. 1879.
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ooki I ookn

The ysar EEhissh Huhdrsd aze ssttnty o.s
is fasi drasiaE u = sioss yss = fsv eAys asd
ri rhts. fsu hsurt q alisrnkis lahor fad rpess
nad tse Ola yuaf sill hs AmsnE the thinEi thstrgs
Its DAYS usckf and lnonths vii h buried In NE
r2si vsfi,1 thai ssalli " up all fns, ~ IL TO
SIRE uh stiil 'rteh, learns witnsssa zainft .. o.
OF sss zoslriar . ~ aatars q eurasis, AID five
have nj quls osuie ap 10 the mark The Tsst year.
sscaa nake Aaents b commencing the new year
q a boitsf Aad msrs approved siyts, both in soeiAi
and business lie, and We can ooueeire q no estssf
Psint b. make than that q mreEdg all tais, ssfs',
ss.ssAs CT other eAig-ifs'. pnlnPtly. And this
~ should and mot esrtAinly all - n do, IL not
ovsrtAken - fams calamity which rrnaert IL
utterly hnpcssihlo. have nvtiued tho .soTt CON-
ings e TIE race, nany Instances q man Stepping
outide o. manHood In falling 10 fsiail his agrss-
meats, snd lspay,ng is-t-y fsoH the effects Of
such non-fullllmshts. Laok'ug n these things as
they are have concluded b. sell my god, for
cash, aud for such prices that no one eau had any
FAULT to say the least low as any other store in
the Csaaty hr ! VII Mt be undsrsbld. nimbls
six pence Is letter than psAIhIg
Ny gOsi. eoRsht If
REIDT IIDE cDoTms5;
BOOTS Ane sBoss; aha oktSS cooDS,
FLAIDS, GINGHANS, lLPAcs.
Poplin Alpael, all wool and cohmhn Belalhs, Ill
vol. and Cotton and wool ehScasi ned Prints,
SuBrAs s1AwLs, BAth6kAEs
AND ALSO GLOVES and NtTTRNS,
COTTONs, LIGHT and HEAVY BLBAcuRD
,TTON ALL WOOL, and COTTON a
wOLL SHIFTING CASHMERE.
T,rcd's, DENNIS, Ticking, and Yankee
Notions Of all soriS, did dt.o Teas,
10th Blsrk, JapSna, End Young a.a
Dtd Hyson, Coffee, Sugar,
SPICES OF ALLKINDS, TOBACCO,
SNUFF, LARD DRIED AP-
PLES, &C.; &c:
Ihavo a good and large assortlnept Of those
goods which will sell as above TOT C4SH or ready
pay Come ana see my goods and Prices
ANDI now Y0U RiLL NOT GO AWIY WITH
our BUfiAG.
b. N. GATES,
Hyde Park, Nov. 1871. 5ln3
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THE SUNDAY HERALD

is Of the same size the Daily, containing grea.
variety of reading matter, including Voluminous
Special news Editorials, timely Musical and Ora
matte criticisms, Business Review of the Week
the best Review Of the Boston Stock Market, pub
lished, &c, &c. 1t has a circulation of
Oven 81 900 Copies,
chiefly in the city and suburban towns. A limited
number Of advertisements in the Sunday Gerald.
The price Of the Sunday Herald is i've cents per
single copy; and II is sold TO agents at $3.50 per
hundred. TO Subscribers, two dollars per annum
All orders should be addressed to
r. N. PULSlFER &Co.,
Publishers ofths Herald,
Boston, Mass.
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Children are at this season peculiarly liable to
be afflicted with colds and coughs and IL Is desir.
able 10 have medicne at hand that is at once re-
liable and easily administered. All who have
ever used Weeks Magic Compound, unhesitatingly
pronounce il both sure and pleasant
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That iron Is valuable a medio ne has long been
known, but Is only since It's prepa ration In the par
teular form Of Peruvian Syrup that its full power
over disease has been brought TO light Its effect
In cases ofdysPepsia and DEBILITY Is NEST salutary
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THE BUSTOS HERALDi
Tor 1872.
A HsHSIss Ash rvSixs xEssFlrEh.
FIVE EDnONs EVERY DAY.
The nRsr TWO CENT PAFER m rHE
COUNTRY.
AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION own
10000.
FIVE EDnIoNs EVERY DAY.
THE BOSTON HERALD

II IT. bO . " " III r. II a IL ~
Enters upon the New Year with Increased means Or
EiNing all the news 60 lie readers, IL has pfacti-
eAlly resumed specie pAymeuts asit gives tsies As
much reading matter nov for two cenis a. Il gave
heisf. the var for one, when Il vas acknowledged
70 te the best penney paper In the county.
The Herald has facilities for obtaining news IN.
surpassed by any newspaper In the county. II
has large iarce u local reporters aud specia cor
respondents At all points IL interest-ia Washing
ton, New York, and at the center q pupuiat d,
everywhere In New England, Thesc eorrespon'
dents are instructed 10 ioIWaTd all the news as
promptly aspossible, using the telegraph whenever
time In the publication can be gained thereby. In.
deed the telegraph has almost wholly superseded
the tis IN the correspondence Of the Herald from
all points IN telegraph communication with BOstcn.
The Herald has one great advantage over most
newspapers which come in competition with. Il 81
ENTIRELY INDEPENDENT
In politics and can afford 10 state the truth about
all political events. IL belongs 10 no party or
clique its reports are candid 70 all parties and It's
editorial tone Is liberal and tolerant eondemning
the wrong and commencing tie right, wherever
they are found.
The Herald is the only paper in New Zugiand that
has
ITS FORMS sTEREOTYPkD,
and the large editions are now printed on dupiicato
plates by two of Hoes Lightning presses, Of sin
cylinders each, and each capable q printing Gftsen
thousand impressions an hour. These facilities en-
able the publishers TO hold back the forms 10 the
last moment and give their patrons
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
The Herald gives ts readers more reading matter
for two cents than any otehr newspaperir thecoun-
tay, and II serves the up In a spicy and spr-
tied form for which IL has long been celebrated.
ADVERTISERS
will find the Herald one Of the NEST valuable medi-
um for their use. Its daily circulation lie over
NINETY THOUSAND COPIES,
which is four times as large as ano other paper in
New England, and is only exceeded by one news
paper u small one-centpa In the country. Its
advertising rates are moderate and uniform. no de-
ration from printed rates being made In any form
whatever, either discount commission to agents
The Herald Is one Of the largest two-sent papers
in the country, and as the plates are made fresh
nom new and unworn type, while paper Of good
weight and quality is used the impression Is al
ways clear and lsgble.
The price OF tho Herald is two cents per copy,
and IL Is sold TO agents at ST.. rs per hundred
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
Five dollars per annum, and at same for short
Or period.
To clubs Of five or more, to address, four dol
larsper annum, or ono dollar for three months,
payable Invariably II advance.
NO AGENTS EMPLOYED TO SOLICIT Ell
THEIR SUBSCRIPTIONS OR AID
VERTISMENTS.
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New A advertisements

The virtues Of simple Tea as Hair Tonic and
Preserver have long been known, but no attempts
have been made to extract the oil scientifically.
By process peculiar to this preparation. the es-
sental tea plant has been added to other vegetable
extracts, and an unequalled Toilet Article for the
Hair is the result. 1t is especially useful to pre-
vent the hair from falling out or growing thin, and
wash for the scalp, to stimulate the hair bulbs
and prevent the gradual decay and loss of color in
the structure of the hair tubes. Price 81 90.
70 sd ..t DIR. KENNEDY,
100 Warren Street, Roxbury, Mass.
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