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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15
Clarendon.

Clarendon.
There will be a town spelling school !
in the Town Hall on the South Flats,
Clarendon, Saturday, Feb. II, at one
o'clock D. m. At which nine prizes
will be given to the nine best spoilers
among the scholars who have attended
school during the winter term in any
district in this town-to be given after
single trial at Spelling down." the
words to. be pronounced by some disin-
terested person from out of town, or by
such person as the scholars themselves
shall select, The Vermont Speller will
be used, commencing at chapter 3, part
second.
But one prize will be given to a single
district, andno number of scholars present
less than seven will be considered dis
trict. But if any districts are not pres
ent, then the prizes that would have
been given to them, will be given to the
best spoilers in town who have never
attended any other than a common dis
trict school. The prizes will consist of
books, among which are Mrs. DORIS,
Mrs Hemans', and the Green Mountain
Poets and other interesting works.
Scholars of Clarendon, l offer you
these prizes on my own responsibility,
because, relying upon the pledges of
teachers and leading citizens that each
district would do its share, I have en-
couraged you to believe that something
of the kind would be given you. And
because you deserve it; you have studied
well; you have advanced rapidly not
only in spelling but in your other studies.
Interest in one has created an interest
in all. You have exceeded my eXpecta-
tions. I am proud of you, and though
others fail with me, I will not fail with
you.
Let every school in town come next
Saturday with closed ranks, and strive
earnestly, fair and honorably to win the
laurel wreath of peaceful victory.
H. B. STAFFORD,
Superintendent.
Clarendon, February IS, 1872.
VERMONT CENTRAL.-The Springfield
Republican says: A manifestly absurd
rumor is afoat that the Vermont Contra,
railroad is negotiating with the Boston
and Albany to make joint tariff, under
which to bring northern freights to thi:
city via Palmer, in competition with the
Connecticut River railroad The Yer
mont Central and the Boston and Alba
ny are too great rivals for western bust
ness to admit of any agreement of thi!
sort, especially as the advantage would
be wholly with the former The Yer
mont line is said to be diyerting Provi
dence freights, which formerly came Il
the Boston and Albany at Worcester, by
taking them at Willimantic, and runnin!
them the long length Of its road north
in order to make its connections with thu
West. 1t IS one Of the pcculiarities o
railroading that this line, running nortl
and south, has become, by means of it
. far-reaching combinations formidable
competitor for eastern and western bust
ness in a large portion of New England
OpD FELLOWS CELEBRAuoN.-Ala rg
number Of the Odd Fellows in Spring
field and vicinity celebrated the 28th an
niycrsary Of Hamdcn Lodge at thei
: No
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15

~ SELF MADE MEN.-The hundreds of
coaung men who exc out miserable eX-
Negence in the cities and large towns of
RI country, under the fond illusion that
! icy will some day become bankers,
Merchants, and brokers of large means,
could have seen the folly of their dreams
If they had been present at a social gath
ering of ''self-made" men, which was
the great event of the year at Columbus,
Chic, the other evening. One hundred
and seventy-fye men sat down to dinner
together, and out of this number there
was not one who had not gained sub
stantial wealth in few years by person.
al effort. They had all the same story
to tell All Of them had gone to Column
bus without either money or friends and
they now represent an aggregate capital
of $4,000, 600
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15
Fl. G. BURTON,
DR.. GEO. II. FOX.
PETER G. JONES & SOM

Dealers in all kinds of Paper. Also. Agents
for smith & Peters Printers Card stock,
No. IO2 Dev0nshire street. Boston.
aug8d&wly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15

Wool MANUFACTURINd IN ENGLAND.
The wool manufacturing industry of
England embraces 1850 factories, TO-
463 carding aud 359 combing machines
They operate nearly two million spin
dies and 80, 1872 power looms The num-
Der of hands employed is 100, $40, of
whom So, are males. and IS. 829 fe-
~ The wotstcd mills number 500.
- alng 991 carding and S48 eonbing
machines. They work 1000, 600 spin
dies and 34,379 power looms. They
employ 1913, 514 hands, of whom 10, 459
are males and IS 055 are females. The
wooden industry of Scotland and Ireland
combined will not amount TO more than
five per cent of that Of England The
wages of operatives in England vary
from nine shillings to twenly-eight shil-
lings per week The wool industry
alone supports over a million of English
people
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15

\ SHABBY CoNDrcror. A Greenfield
lady, en- route for Boston. recently re-
ceivcd very shabby treatment at the
hands Of a conductor on the Fitchburg
and Clinton railroad because She had,
by mistake. GOT on the wrong train.
When about entering the cars at Fitch
burg, she was spoken to by man stand
ing on the platform, but not knowing
him or understanding his question.
passed into the car without making any
reply. After the train had started, the
conductor approached her and asked to
see her ticket which was shown to him.
Whereupon he demanded, in aninsulting
tone, why didn't you answer me when
| asked you where you was going 2"
The lady informed him that she supposed
him to be a hackman, and as she had no
occasion for his services, made no reply.
The conductor made several abusive re-
marks in a loud tone, and finally ordered
her to leave the train al the next station,
which she very gladly did. with a firm
resolve that it should be the first and
last time that she would patronize that
road. She continued her journey, via
this city, and thinks the gentlemanly
conduct of the officers on the Boston
and Albany and Connecticut River rail
roads fully repaid the extra distance. -
Sp1jHlfeId Republican.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15

If you don't want to be two or three
weeks in getting rid of that cold, try
Weeks Magic Compound. 1t viii cure Il
in as many DAYS.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-02-15

But space would fail me at length to tell
OF each event that might bcfell,
Ofmusic rich, of pleasant stroll,
Or even ifWill's new boots were WholcH
The hours IL fast-we'd fain delay EN-,
Our bills are paid-tce didn't pay EN-
The pale stars glimmer athwart the sky
And "Homeward! HOmcward!" is now the
cry.
Protected still by the same kind care
We venture forth in the frosty air,
"Good-bye, friend Knights, we shall come
again.
And the sleigh-bells Jingle st glad refrain.
The sun., 1872-05-31

ffnUt NAlnNs
The majority report of the committee on
the Rohcson case T. written In the same strongly
partisan spirit a. that of the committee onthe
sale of Fr,uch arms, and indeed In spirit rs well
a. language merits the term "whitowashng."
The two PRINCIPAL charges against the secretary
were That he made without adNcruSeh!tht' 1n
illegal contract with one Roach u take the old
engines and boilers out Of the steamer Iennes-
see and put In new ones M an eNorhitant price.
The defence which the majority make Is that
the usual advertisement for bids was dispensed
with because the new engines to hc put in were
of the peculiar kind called compound engines,
the construction Of which nobody In this coun-
Try but Roach understood that the price
paid Is admitted by all experts 70 be small,
the sum allowed for the old engines
and boilers large, and the bargain on the
whole an excellent one. To which the minority
tMessr-. Blair and Archer reply thot whether
question; IL was certainly illegal TO award such
a contract privately to Roach, and II was con
traTy To the practice Of the department II he
is the only man In the country competent C.
construct these engines, he would have obtained d
the contract after adyertiHement rs well as with
would have produced the others, and have given
the Government the benefit OF their competi-
tion. That Roach paid good price for the old
engines and boilers Is also nothing To the pur-
pose. The Secretary has no legal right to barter
away old boilers aud engines and put in new
ones on his own motion. II he may do this for
one steamer he may do II for the whole navy.
on the Secor claim, the majority say the claim
peltedly examined, and that the question
whether 1t was barred by the words Of the
statute hnitf WHICH tnt SllbhB was Ialu
(which shall he in fun discharge Of all claims
against the United States on account of the
vessels upon which the Board made their allow
ance," Ac, IL one on which lawyers may differ
This tre must cal an Astounding assertion II
,licycrs can dgcr ds 10 ne n,clniHg Of such a
phTdSr ldn1tdgc cannot De- Of much use 10 lnlrJeTs
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs de-
clared IN their report Of May, 1870: that ir law
such a receipt Ia receipt for payment made
under the statutel II "a complete baI to all fur
ther recourse, cannot be denied" The fact ia, a5
the minority report shows and as the mal2rityd
not deny, that there at least very considerable
doubt, not as to the justice Of the Secor claim
but IA to the SecTetary's power 10 pay II; that
in order to pay II he had not only TO construC
the statute for himself against the plain and or
dnary sense Of the words, but to disregard the
usage of the Department which forbids the re-
opening Of accounts closed by previous adj
ministratiOn and to use, contrary to law, money
voted for the ordinary naval expenses of the
year to pay an old claim. Moreover, he did thi'
when the Appropriation Committee was sitting
and when, on application TO them, the claim, II
proper. might have been regularly provided fu
by Congress This is the plain truth Of the mat
tor
The sun., 1872-05-31
THE LONG IsL1ND rAMMANY.
How the Ncwtown justices were Getting
Rich-And how they COunivcd TO Keep
themselves I'm Once.

How the Newtown justices were Getting
Rich-And how they COunivcd TO Keep
themselves I'm Once.
For several years il has been known that
the most outrageous corruption existed in New
town official circles, which was wnked at by
those IN authority. when the reform war was
wagcd against Tammany, the infection spread
to Newtown. A Committee of Seventy-one was
appointed, and instead Of going to the courts
they began their invest legations before the super
yisors. At this time the justices and constahles
had presented their bills for lNll, amounting in
the aegreegate TO $500, This was several thou
other six towns portion OF this amount was
payable by Long Island city. The assessments
In the city were ten per cent? amounting to
Before the supervisors i was assorted that
Justices Mckenna, Burke, Dcl1hanty, and Mad
den had collected enormous lines and made nu
returns To tho County Treasurer. II was thought
that they intended To dciraud the county vhcu
they did not file records Of conviction. Again
il was charged that they had made excessive
charges I'm their bills, and put cases ON them
which never had an existence. The Grand
Jury indicted these Justices for mulloasanco
and corruption in ONCE,
At the election, a month later tho Rcformcrs
were victorious, although the Ring made "A
desperate Gght. The Justices received the bal
lots, and the Rofprmcrs were deferred from
voting and assaulted in the presence Of the
Justices, who refused to interfere. Mutt"rs he
came so desperate that United states marshas
and policemen had To- take charge. one Of the
htIuTUltlSs Mr. W dIIfll, WIS il0Nilillt ny Nlll
flaherty, who u out on bail under an lndlrt-
mont for ln.ent to kill lie Is to be tried with
the Ring.
There are twelve indictments against thc
Justices, and II convictions result from half OF
Them the rest Of their lives will be passed in the
service Of the State.
The proceedings Yesterday were on motions Ia
mash the indictments, but the ltcfOrmers were
victorious. II is expected that MCkenna will he
put ON trial to-day. Con. Crook and Mr.. Covert
Tor the Justices, and District Attorney Downing
and ohm IL. Anthem for the Relormen.
The sun., 1872-05-31

THURSDAY. May 20. FLOUR ANp MIA. There
vas smai bgslnes, At iriesulr Prices some holder,
grades qnltc generally held at full prices Minnesota
and Decoration Day intcricr1d with business We
quote Flour supernnc state aud western, iG25
era spring wheat extras, ssSsl1S6 do double 's c8.
and fsmybrsnd. % 81 southern S AID franz sa
Rys erss9af s9af Corn 'aRGi1& Sstsas e.
% %ffoS SS BEShqyN %6y modcrc s the market
cotton on the spot Is nrm a. Hc 9y1nce: Middlng w
bales Of witch s8 Mere Tor etPSr POT 81 i ior con-, coasan
Hen 80 9r sPEssq29 a@a yS r. p toTTar &
bales, closing by otcia report at 2 &C. for MAY, 25Ac
s9T s%gsss ;as ~, '2s ~ u ~ t2r Aqf2., tet
use for December. Tho Liverpool market was quoted
GHNS-Nhcat easier sales Sa,lal bush at tl.13 Tor
NognTrs7fT% 5 5 qSsESa .P e or IN aM S
state, 2.ln for white Michigan, tlw for red winter
but les active % sales of e b bush az ',1 sS ~ or
s!Gam T. tSr 6G NJ mAea 2SS9 and
sales y O bush At lc aroat for Western q &C. anoat
cF 5' ay 2S aSs t 'S 5S Ssr %T Si' f of
inter. feas-SalGs 1Nn bush, Canada at 81 ~ bond
A. The decline; sales suu hhls, mostly nov mess Tor
fSr Juy and sl3G.il5 3, Tor Angus. Btef Very GgJ,
Bacon steady sales io0 9Hs short clear, q sc. cue
i-c. Lard irm Min good demand sales 25yo tcso At
and Tor future delivery summer w,.tern At gHc for
June aud July prime Western, ssc for June" and 9Nc
lover, al sH@6Jc. hgtlcr duIi Western, u t,ca
toi factories, ana yslic for daries Eggs nrner at 10
GEocERIEs-Conee The demond moderate, hut few
buyers look ng around aud holders more hopeful no
sa,ts rcpeI,ed M"l,s,r, no sale dqug llc FIR nat
.9lss 10 sass i@pg9on G,ai,c and 400 9as, laloa
III aacaI c FOR 'l' I i io o I'1" ' ma"
e. Ms l", nan, ana ~ r}s 9s'Y m,',y mas'; ,n+ir at '
srNnlrfr Resin quiet At S.tl .ta0 pr strained.
4 .I. it t
The sun., 1872-05-31
Business notitts.


able The farmer the gardener, the hortlculturst, the
butcher the baker, the cook, among its prominent
caterers, and Its province is to receive their
gifts and convert them into basis Of life, health, and
strength. Surely this Is right regal employment, and
one Of which the kinRy organ might well be proud.
But, unfortunately like other monarohs, It is often
derec In It's duty and requires stirring up Hostettes
stomach Bttcrs s however the only spur It needs. II
is too ndoent and weak TO perform the work Of d.
geston properly wnegass full Of that pleasant yege
table exhlarant and corrective taken twice or thrice
day will its vgor and activity, at the same
time relieving all ailments Of the liver, bowels nerves.
and BRAIN ~ which indigestion may have given rise.
The sun., 1872-05-31

RRANp.-In London, MAY -e Commander Charles
sent II he c,rtir"of wasugt1lt ty lie British in isti
M Am ',h & si IF ,'a' = & sa &f,ht H ~ ~
crdrh county, col It. VI Bacn. lie Md ave bull, in
ColBtRN, In Newark, ~, Nay -, Dr.. a. @. p.
.PAvis."In Wi.hnftou May %, Alexander MELON.
EMN%tEI.- In Ionlon. March H. .iara, wife Of T.
ERi99gglG, OF n Iot!s & &SSi :, ye,. sy ., Hanna,
vic of Capt. benjamin klnrsbury. aged 6s years.
l.E' NlI. Sudd' H}, oh "wednesday, May ~, Sarah,
Ihe relatives and fl,uds Of nc family are rcspcct.
durc 50 Jas. h T oa satar1y, june 1 t. S ai oclocR. I''
MIL! ~ S,,,l.si pui inIa March q Herbert j.,
McNEtR- In Cholsea, Macs, Nay =, Lucy A., wife
Of snmuo cNtar and daughter OF the late Capt K. c.
SKsh.-in jintinnat May %. in the hospital Boney
ViS cnr1,S II M tto .f, re g6ii,h. ~.
condition Al ;OhN are added lott from otnrr sources
% to n rcn l m cP Ps IN ir The to.s mean Gs the he ne
'crest of which T. 10 be- added To sluUu, 20 be used to
PRYT6S"In Rccs,Sr England, Maleh ' 25 sfrs sir
f;H .;s;IT.-i gta-; E.:- lad Nercn 81. tigut.
col G, Rabeson. latn Military Train, aged ts years.
nv sSa q arce i7 f. and - cH aScG yeai., Sty
The friends oi tae family are requested to attend tho
sPEER May -, Jgnnie Maria Randolph specr, aged
Xs1T, I4o IT, end = I'D days
2. NJ, from l5' Delaney ST..
sHAPTER-on Thursday, May 81, John T. shapter
In the I'D wear of his age.
SCHMIDT In wnliamsQurrh, MAY q, ls72, Henry c.
Rel'tiycs and friends Of tr family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Friday May 81, sl2
- NGy 9riean- April is 3l John scott
s\YDER-n tho Adron acks, recently, Tony sny.
dcT 4 9n4 ct ibc oldest gal9es IN tlat region. -,
Frank 5. youngest son of William and Eyeline Wheeler
Relatives and friends Of the family arc rcsnectfullv
The sun., 1872-05-31
Col. Fisl,,s RnIIrond Pns-.

Conductor Pratt Of the Il. and y. 4. passenger
train, running between this city and Mattawam-
keag, asked a fat comfortable looking old fell
low for his ticket the other night, when the old
chap waived his hand bcncyuleutly, answered
pass" and spread himself over two seats
conductor asked to see the pass, and with much
gruml ling pulled out ~ greasy wallet a freight
dOrsed:
"Plcas Pass this Man II he Pays his fair II he donot
Pay n Put him Of
Not good unless countcrslgned by
j. FISK, JR"
On being further questioned, the gentleman
with pass said lac could not read writing very
well, but did not doubt that his pass was good
for an unlimited time over al The rdiifuads 10
the United States, as Jim Fisk gave IL to him in
Boston last summer, and he had travelled con
siderable ON It," He paid his fare with not Il
very good grace, and got on the cars swearing
the pass.
The sun., 1872-05-31
BAYKIvG AND FINANCIAL.

REMOVAL.
ROBERT BALE,
BULLION AND SPECIE BROKER AND DEALER IS
FCR IGN EXCHANGE,
has removed from p Wall street to
2wALL STREET,
..... under the Bank Of the Republic,
corner OF Broadway.
BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws CO.,
3 Wall street New YORK.
Bills Of Exchange England Ireland Scotland, and
the Continent.
Commercial Credits forusc in Europe, South America
East and " est Indies, China, aud Japan.
Circular Notes and Travellers Credits, available in all
parts OF the World.
Also, Tclegraphic Transfers Of Money Europe,
Havana, and California.
Deposit accounts received bearing interest and sub.
Ject TO check at sight.
Certificates Of Deposit issued and Collections made.
state, city, and Railroad Loans negotiated
CLEws HABlCHr n co,
II Old Broad street, London
The sun., 1872-05-31

Arrived-THURsDAY. May ~.
Steamship Acushnet, New Bedford mdse and pass.
steamship Old Dominion Richmond mdsc. and pass.
Steamship City Of Mexico Vera Cruz mdse and paes.
Steamship Britannia, Glasgow, mdse. and pass.
Herk Canny Scott, SaRua. sugar
Bark Ulrika, Antwerp. nldae.
Bark Sailor Prince, Matanzas, sugar.
Bark Leviathani Glasgow, pig iron, &c.
Brig MaripOsa, Matankas, sugar.
Brig Eliza Cienfuegos, sugar and molasses.
Brig Fanny, Zaza, Cuba sugar,
Brig Peter Roberts, wentworth, Y. g., lump plaster.
Schr olive, Two Rivers, N. s. piling.
Schr Underwood, Georgetown,s s. G., naval stores.
SchT Atlantic, Windsor, n. s.. plaster.
Schr Lyndon, Eastport, lumber.
Schr Lillias. Baracoa fruit.
Also. the usual river ana coastwise vessels.
sAtLED.-Steamships Silcsia. for Hamburg; CITY OF
Antwerp, Liverpool; MORO Castle, Havana Niagara,
Norfolk.
The sun., 1872-05-31

Is substitute for castor oil and has the most remarkable
effects produced by any remedy Unlike oils, pis
narcotic syrups 10 IL pleasant to take docs not
scatc the stomach grpe the bowels on the contra
ry IL assmilacs the food and 4 TO physic where
the bowels out Of order, We have the record OF
many Instances Of sudden relief where the bowels have
not moved for I'VE ten and cv twenty days ana where
vomiting had existed, with violent congestion
and serious feyers IL contains neither mineral mOr.
phinc alcohol and Ia equally adapted to adults and
children, IL acts like magic for stomach ache wind
collie constipation. &C. Every family should have ".
We know what the CasOra H and desire that physicians
and nurses shall thoroughly tcst II. We Will furnish
such persons without charge.
j. Is. ROSE a CO.. SO Broadway, New York.
Article i9.-TaNns' nieses' gents and boys boots
nu s'oof hathiup shoes and indin rubters; al styles
and prices Best pllcr in Sew ork 10 huy them Ia at
MILLER & co.'s, Union square.
The best place IN New Nor! 10 buy reliable
watches nuc diamonds. rich. fashionable lcwelry aud
sterling silver wgdd-g rrcscuts SGT IRE Fulton
81. Diamonds specially.
Npi Mcnr.-Pck and choose. and crafty your taste,
hy the selection Of elegant and becoming hat from
knoNs splendid variety Of gcutemens summer hats ~
2l2 Broadway.
No Sediment or Metallic pOisOns In the
Egyptian Hair tnoriur. Recommended hy ph}tlclanh
perfectly harmless
IN Walden Making mp your mind TO
try Nluarise jamaica Ginger.
The sun., 1872-05-31

EITIIE I0IIT, |UNIETs M n, n, n i01 n s0, IU4
I., I.,i i., I., DID. 100, l.., l., 900, '. 10" 'H
-tu,as c,ru. Cu,.u r.i Q N,,. 30, go. gNr, g14
.. JOS. t .I., |s, -air u', 'l', t.t., 3.ii a.'i .
Dauu., rrt.. rruu Tsru-r.,t l-Vu. 1908, ipts. ert
... ... .., lo,., 's, .., nt', lei' asa ts, lH
stl. lo.I, N5u, lIUl.
The sun., 1872-05-31

In state securities there small business, the
tone market being heavy Tcnne-sees aud steady
on south Caroluaa The former touched az and the
latter reached S2li for the new January aud July 10.
tus Virginia consols SOLD at IS, and brooklyn g. water
loan NJ E. city bank shares were neglected In
railroad bonds there moderately large business.
The closing quotations Of the Pacific mortgages were
follows Centrals, io!2 TO l0iE Union ists @s 10
el; land grants, ~. to ~ and Incomes - TO "a.
Ere ths sold At ~. Michigan southern sinking Fund
bonds, lO2f. Lake Shore dividend bonds, Union
Pacific Railroad ist mort gage, E; Union Pacific -
lard grants So s; O. leagu ard Northwestern lsts
iua elOt Toledo and Wabash ~ mortgage. 9iits Mui.
al. ,.t Fses- L.. i.srfgnrr idT. ffsNoi4pl a.l fNtts
hurgh "a mortgage. aSqgH4i ~. Louis and Iron Noun
tain ist mortgage bonds. s,r91A MiiNauket aul 81.
Paul ists a5 c., G. and &. let mortgage, ~ ~.
POston. Hartford and Erie lists, iiN Cedar Pals an
Minnesota 1T mor' gage, 81 American Dock and I'm
portation Company =, i0. -
The sun., 1872-05-31

W1GGs- -BEACIIER.-Eloped f1,u pstcrnal yuard
ilt-lr Hud urpd together tur nrttcr Wurt 10 Win
chester iud May g. Windsor " ggs jr, to Miss Martha
J. bcachler, botA Of Union city. Ind
The sun., 1872-05-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMAsAC-THts DAY.
sun rises... 81 sun sets zee. % Moon rises. ~
mon wAIRR-THIs DAY.
Sandy Hook, 10 Gov. Island. O8 Hell Gate %
The sun., 1872-05-31

MILBURN.-In jacksonville Ind, May 25. the Rev.
William H. Milhurn better knONnas thr Blind Preach
cr." from Mrs MNhurn. Cau-s, de-Crtion.
MORGAN.-lu Hartford at the March term of the
SUP rilr Court Charles 5 Morgan from Martha 7.
Morgan, Of East CRANKY. Cause, adultery Married In
Au usf. -.
NIsELBU sll-In Hartford n' the March tenn Of the
superior Court, Mar! L.. Ni-tlDGsh from Leroy Nls"l
ush. of Canton. CtlSr, d,sertlOn and misconduct
Marrlel In anplnl..lur. Isl,.
The sun., 1872-05-31

No Sediment or Metallic pOisons In the
egyptian Hair tnloriur Recommended 10y phy sicana
u perfectly harmless
The sun., 1872-05-31

IN Walden Making mp your mind TO
try WluauiHs Jamaica Ginger.
The sun., 1872-05-31
sprtinI Noiltts.
sjottls.

At ~ CHATHAM ST Money loaned On d
N monds, watches, and Icwelry, WM. CANNON
The sun., 1872-05-31

A libby HOTEL, Warren a.. block from Rroad
NI} clean, ll- rooms with uHN hHl- 5lc. day
~ ~ and Sah week family rooms : uud 81 iN day.