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THE sPENCERIAN COPY DOuks.
The Spencerlan claims to be more prac.
teal, more thorough, and more original
than any other system of writing publish
ed. 1t Is used in more Normal Schools
and Business than all other systems com.
bincd; and 1t Is more generally used
throughout the United States and Canada
than any other system.
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SWINT0N'S VOID ANALYSIS. A
graded class book of English derlvativc
words, with practical exercises In spell.
ing, Analysis, Defining, synonyms and
the use OF words.
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WEBsfER's DICTIONARIES. The
only recognized standard.
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THE SPENCER ort;NL AHUFAtTrI
ING CO pRNl, lev


For sale by III. ArKISsoN, Jonesboro' Tenn.
From wnenl they can only he abtained. No
l%uddlers. The great demand fnr thes, y prc iaclss
has induced unscrn"mlUus dealers 10 palm on nm
inferior and spurious HriGIe IVi 4 Diamond"
Great care should be ~ Ken 10 sec that The trnde.
mark (Which Is lrotecpf by American LetttIs
PATENT Is stainpcd on .frry pair.
"'srpt.2-lY.
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Roanoke College,
SALEM, VA.

"a
Taenty- First Session, 1881, Bsqins
Sept, Sd and eads June l7h.
REV. ID. T. BlTTL.E. d. D., PRESIDENT
ASSISTED BY AN EXPERIENCED CORPS
OF INSTRUCTORS.
ADVANTAGES.
LIST. A full aud comprchc lsiye curri-
culum.
I'd. 4 high standard Of proficiency IN
the different Departments.
Sd. Literary Societies Of the first rank.
4th. Library, 5000 volumes; Reading
Room, 100 Periodicals.
9th. Valuable Cabinet and L,boratory.
9th. A location unsurpassed III the
country.
9TH, Excellent moral, social and religi.
Gus advantages. .'f5ft
Sth. More moderate expenses for adj
vantagcs afforded than can be foundclse-
whore in the South. Expense for Session
Of 10 months, (including board, tuition,
&C.. &c.) about $500. This amount may
be diminished or Increased at option OF
student rs to board. The annual CatS-
loguc, containing full iuloi nation ON all
points, Will be mailed TO any address on
application TO the President.
Students in attendance from 10 states.
junc2Gin2.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

BRYAN's PULMONIC WAFEHs
Cure CouaHs. CoLDs. ASTHMA, RzorcHTIs. eony
JHnoAr. HoAnsxSEss. DIFFICULT BnEAuIso, IN
CzPrESr OofsunPfIos AED IN DrsEAeEs. 1hsy
have no taste o. medicine, and any child vii tsks
thsn- Thousands have bceu rs~tored IN health that
= &c case. ss'''' a. s:i sSs Ssya iisssi sTH s5ssS Il N ssSfsss.
prsse % cert. per boa. JOB MOSES. propsie
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DIAMOND

These Spcctaclps ara manufactured from IN
UTE CRYSTAL PEBBLES" melted {, rcther,
and arc called DAMON on account OF their
hardness and brilliaBcy,
It's well known that sIcctlcltS cut from IRA
lillian or Scotch pebbles are injurious TO The ,yt,
because Of their polarizing light.
Having been tested with the polariseopc, the
diamond lclSes have been found 10 admit fifteen
per cent less heated rays Than any other pebble.
They are ground with great scientific accuracy.
are free from %chrolna nc alterations, and produce
n brightness and dislinctn4ss OF vision moi before
attained in spectaelcs.
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GRAl'S BOTANY. The only stand
ard series in this subject.
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IOTNI kuIIu m1tfcr IN -
ono gallon, Troy 97s,gl'Total g7e.g
There is a large amount of Carbonic
AcidGas In the water.
DIR. d. +. Mcfarland. our Resident
Physician - 800 well known Ia require
any comment.
Boari for May 49,; per week $40; da,
sl.50: for June $40; per week $40. ncr dnyy
al.T5; for July, August and Scptcmbcr
SIS per month; per week am. nor jay ~
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. Home Emf .rprise.

oct.1Gtf.
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80 wLING ALLIES, &c, FREE

We have contracted with responsible
parties 10 convey passengers over the
mack i'hc' IN good, new and comfortable
hacSs' VINO guarantee safety and comfort.
this line.
OIicein Hurley iIouse, Morrietoan, Tenn.
we are.sh'pping Il great deal of the
Water. we deliver at depot at S. per bbl..
III gooo new iron-hooped barrels.
PRSpR;ETORS TATE SPRINGS
Beams statton Team
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SI,5OO,OOO,

into l2,0oU cash gifts, will be dis
tributed by lot among the ticket-holderS.
IIST OF GIFTS
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Stomach, Bowels, Liver, Kid
news,

in Skin Diseases, Scrofala, &C., in Chronic
Diarrho", Dysen'ery, aud the Diseases
peculiar to Females. Is highly recon-
mendtd as a tonic IN Consumption. We
invite Il comparison Of the Analysis ofthc
Water with that Of any other known
Mineral Water. 1t consists of
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LOOMS, FIRST STEPS IN MUSIC,
a well adopted series for common schools.
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iN tDll
a well adopted series for common schools.
THE EDUCATIONAL REPORTER.
Catalogues, and circulars giving full des-
crtptive notices of the above, with prices
both retail and for introduction viii be
forwarded by mail IN application.
Address
VISON, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR co,
PUBLISHERS.
l3s and lao Grand st.
a New York.
july24ws. I..
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pooed for w.el, 10 give the defendant time 70 mako

p.rvpsos-Tbe committee Of the Board Of Aliermen
nna,nad 10 nroyide means for the employment OF the
moor have reported favor OF street IN
he thch,y sctted portions Of the city 10 was recon-
that work be begun at once on ware,
@srsbai Marin Main and Grand SIS. Inc committee
suggested the macadanizng 81 stroeS; 80 n n;n ~
a6nndans and close at hand; the laying OF
Gas and water connections before any stree.
that q committee be appointed 70 ,hsv ave ytns
leading manufacturers and ascertain ,ngy v o
10 reopen their establishments and give w
"stock work provided It can Dc donc .. 'nat ioss
dGced rate OF wages as will insure tneln 1rd and
The report was laid Temporarily ny 'no ,saS Al
was aferward taken up in sections anu au - Com
dermen Griffith and Swnburne were appoi,ns1Ss .
mttee TO wait on the manufacturers WIN .ho Hi"' -
RUrHERFURD PARK-The installation OF the her b a.
Robinson of Jersey City Pastor OF the bapes.
will take place tonight The following clersys, sn
expected 10 be present: The Rev. GaiIsna y, Ne
d. d., of Brooklyn, N. Y. the Rev ~ Dasoy rk the
York; the Rev A. s. Patton, d. d., OF New wv, the
Rev Wheelock A. Parmeee ID. d.. OF JeIsey t by d n
Rev. Samuel b. Knapp OF Paterson, NJ J' the ho' !" -
Kelsey OF Passaic, NJ j. ,
HoBoKEs-The application for mandamns 70 cpanper
the Common Counsel pay the Assistant Guy
81 500 as authorized by the act providing doI .o ~ ~
pointment has denied Ia the Supreme Court On Wv,
ground that the supplement Of the charter wnl.n po
ydes FOR the appointment OF assisttLt at soo Poi
annurn Is a repeal OF the former act
UNION HLI-The committee appointed TO DRAFT new new
charter has organized by the election OF freueiioA
scherts, Chairman, and James H. symes secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

CONCERT OF GILMoRE's NEW BAND.

The new band of the ed Regiment, n. G.,
p s. Gilmore leader made its first appearance In pubic
last evening, at the Academy OF Music. There was
large and appreciave audience. composed IN good part
OF the members OF the regiment and their friends Among
the more prominent military guests were Inspector
Gen Morris and several OF the officers OF the ISL osn
It'll sth 9Th i2th list and 10Th Regiments The pand
wore the new uniform. The material Is OF black ciotn'
trimmed with scarlet and gold The dress hat Is worn
with red and black pompOu The programme coui-
prised new march, composed by Gilmore, and deoi'
Gated to the 22d Regiment; the overture 70
4" semiramide :" solo for the cornet, pei
formed by NJ Arbuckle with full band accompaniment;
selections from various operas performed by the fu
hand: concert polka for six cornets narch composer
by Gilmore, performed by the full bani ana urum
c0rps the overture to Der FreischutZ; q SOTO Ior
the saxophne, variations on SWISS airs Dy LeieDrei
selections from Martha" introducing the Last koSe
OF Summer" and the principal gems OF the Opera, coh
eiudng with an international pot pour introducing the
- Star spanged Banner" Hail Columbia" " GeIlnan
Fatherland" Russian Hymn" the "Marsellalse uou
save the Queen" Tho Harp that once through Iara
Halls" and Yankee Doodle with variations Inc Solos
by Messrs ArDuckle including Robert Adar az ah
encore and the Swiss air by Lefebre, we're loudly APP
plauded The first concert OF the new Dand may IaIy
be deemed success. The handsome prizes won oy tue
members OF the 22d Regiment at the recent contests ~
Creedmoor were exhibition at the Academy, anu
were much admired.
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IAHuoUpeeneB

Assure relief forasthma-W REMEDY
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POLICE NOTES.

Lonis Eldrdge, during quarrel with J9sePad
Rooatze In th.r No. 90 Coumoiasi yeerda N
in the iah by BOgatae and severely "o0n'el "
gatIe arrested =,
William Bell cartman in the employ OF John NJ.
DAVIS Co. dealers gentmens furnishing goods al NO oo 49,
way fl through elevator at that place yeraay as 10
fourth door the and nuTna himself 80 severely % .G
ano. Immediately lie 80 yean Of 'ge and h's1 W. wv
Piptaye.
Elizabeth Leigh age 10, residing with her parents
NJ No IS Avenue b. by unknown man Avenue
Last gh carried into the hallway Of NO. no &
Poarbt thence cellar, where she was ourase
enteenth Precinct Police unuccessfny hunted he"au ''i VIZ
sIosn as.aaot The Little girl severely Injured
Coroner Kessler held an inquest yesterday III lne
case,of Patrick Cunmnsky 6years Who was hot anu
Tiled by the mharge nusket Ia the hsnd OF James
ehsr h,othr hi their residence Ia West hhysrh ST. on e
pst II was shown affair entirely the result ao'"
apd James Cumminsky had been arrested Was ush"beu
The body of the man who was run over IN Harlem
M SATURDAY evening train Of Of the Hudson ter
COMPANY was Identified the Morsue YESTERDAY as mat OF sno
No SO East Broadway. lie vas an
by bad been sick Tor long 'm AM
thought wandered away while out Of bis nnd An inquest vi" oe
The body of the unknown woman wlnch w was
found In peddlers in CaIlst. last FRIDAY
identified al Mogue BY Mrs Ridley Of Gryesena q. nI
eook Maggie ealey sbout 800 which the woman h N NJ
session snen she came Brooklyn THURSDAY was missing
bg believed that she the vlem OF O'D 0''
aud inhuman treatment.
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THE TWEED TRIAL.
RETIREMENT OF THE JURY.


BUMkfrNG UP BY JOHN GRAHAM AND LYMAN III"
MAp-OPPosuE VIEWS OF TwEEps 'hANo
.1oxs Am CHARACTER - CHARGE OF JUDGE
DAVIS. .
The Last day of the Tweed trial in the Court OF
S,rer and Terpiner was busy one, as the proceed
mrs embraced the summing up the charge and the
retirement of the jury. Pursuant to Adjournment
the court was opened at the unprecedented early
Aour of in the morning and Mr.. Graham at once
began his summing up for Tweed, being followed
after recess, by Mr.. Tremain for the people. Judge
Davis began his charge at Up. m, and two hours
later the jury retired returning before midnight Tor
nstructions III regard to one of the counts OF the
Indictment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-19

FIN Avenue Hofei-The Hon. William Wliilams
and Condt Buffalo Jsdge Billings OF
NJ, Uspscomb Navy the Hon De 20 mos o.
Canada The D. p Wood Of Syracuse the Hen n whess s o.
C.nnscicu and A. H. Lover Washngo st Hkhotas h0te-
Gen Banks Gen John NJ Harlan OF hnsac
erougressmsn T. NJ Pomsroy Of Auburn Y; Chaes n hmna"
~ Maine .nd Charles Of Washington Wnsr hote
The Hon George Bachelor Of ssr.togS hsTop9aa'
Uo1E-Tbe Rev Thomas Reardon 81 Baston, renn'
- Wsstmisster Hotel james Redpaih Of Boston =.
Br,oorf HousLady Of Bneui Robert Garrett OF b
more and b. Goddard Of Providence. nhn
Hon Ksssou, c. Of Iowa 0otr.aa HoseIine KEY W
N a. Baerson Philsde pa Everett HoHs>-Df hsnron w. -
Army GQsCv HogI,-le X. Otoh Of Japan - Denis HoN'
The Rev Bradford Baltimore. Uaion Ssa, hoe
A. Clark u Navy .dt6tmark hok-D" na'''''
berer U. 3. Navy
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For frst-class dress OF business hat, g
direct 70 the manufacturer EsPES,cHEID. lis Nsssaust
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The best elastic TRUssn-warranted tn
best-is sold at PomEROrs 744 Broadway, " T. for So
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HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

YESTERDAY. at HUnNUrs IN BRoADWAf'
esm-3lo Soon-3go 3n m-39o Mdrignt-J'
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NETWORK CITY.

All General and Field Officers, the DIVISION
STAFF Chiefs Of staff and Inspectors OF Brigades OF tno
First Division ~ O. will meet for theoretical insuuo
ton at Nos T. and IL West Tbrteenthst on friuay,
Nov. 49, at Sp. m, by order OF Major-Gen Aie1anuor
Shaler.
The following is a comparative statement Oh
the contagious diseases OF the past two weeks:
Week ~----FEyERs.------
endng Typhas Typhoid Scarlet Measles DpAsefs Smallpox
Nov 8..."..0 IL 50 - t5
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DYEING AND CLEANING.-Have it done 9
LoRps and elegance and finish His oces at
and 1874 Broadway, and Ill Eshth'ave
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-14
STUMPAGE.

A LII PERSONS ENGAGED IN CUTTING
"A timber on the public lands for cord wood
coal, mining timbers or lumber, are hereby re-
quired to furnish the Land Register of this Dis
trct statement Of the number of cords, bush
els of coal, number of timbers, number of rail.
road ties, thousands of feet OF sawed lumber,
ETC., delivered by them during the quarter end
ing December 3lst, 1872. The statement must
also contain the value Of the material IN the
market where it is delivered, the cost of trans
portation, and be sworn to before Notary Pub
lie or Justice Of the Peace, then forwarded to
the Register Of the Land Office, Belmont, Ne.
vada prior to February LIST, 1878. ja9-2w
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-14

GOVERNORS MEssAGE.-From a synop-
Sis of the Governors message, as pub
lished in the Virginia Chronicle, We copy
the following:
The assessment of the several counties
show the total amount of taxable proper
ty for 1871 to be $50, 901 ,009 81; for
1872, 1872, S79, 1852 increase for 1872,
Sl,97S, 035.65. Proceeds of mines for
same years-1S71, $40, 026, 585. 70; 1872
(first nine months), $17,7S9, 4OS.25. A
proportionate gain for the other three
months will raise the proceeds of 1872 to
S23, us, 2ll-an increase over the pre-
ceding year of $3,692, 625.SS.
The compilation and codifcation Of all
live laws is strongly urged.
The message recommends the repeal
of sections 7, 8, 8. 10 and IL of Chapter
LINK, statutes Of 1871, and gives unan-
swerable arguments against the law re-
quiring foreign insurance companies to
deposit $50, 900 before doing business in
this State.
The Governor recommends the simpli-
flying of the registry law, by striking out
all that portion of the oath required save
that as to residence and citizenship
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-14

For THE HoLIDAYs.-P. Heitzelman,
City Jeweler, has just received large
stock Of watches, jewelry, diamonds and
slverware, which he offers to sell cheap
er than any other house. Call and see
for yourselves before purchasing else
where. de17-1m
DESIRABLE BUSINESS FOR SALE.-Ow-
ing to my continued bad health I offer
for sale the entire property known as the
Pioneer Soda and Cider Works. For
particulars call at the Soda Factory or
address 7. G. Carney, Phoebe ja9tf
At Burrages Drug Store, Main street,
directly opposite Lacour street, is the
largest and best assortment of pure drugs
and patent medicines; also perfumery,
fancy goods, paints. oils, turpentine,
lamp chimnies, etc. o2-1m
RAFFLE.-A splendid new Wilcox &
Gibbs sewing machine will be rallied
for at Mrs. Parker s-the old Review
office-Laceur street, on the 10th of
February. Tickets 81 each. j10.2t
The purest and freshest drugs and
medicines are to be had at Burrage' s
Drug Store, Main street, directly oppo-
site Lacour street. o2-lm
CUTTING & Co.'S California Canned
Fruits, Jellies and Jams are far superior
to all other brands. For sale by all first
class grocers.
For jewelry presents for the Christmas
= Holidays, so to w. Mannihg's, opposite
Wells, Fargo & Co. d15-1m
WILSON & SOLOMON, dealers in cigars
tobacco. periodicals and stationery, al
Fulks Il McAlpin's. d5-tf
HARRY HOLMES will attend to all order
Tor paper hanging. Apply at the REcoR1
Office. no7.
New Goops are being daily received a
the Posofice Variety Store. n30
CIRCULATING LIBRARY at the Postofic,
Variety Store. n3O
DIARIES for 1873 at the Postoffice Va
rlety Store. n3O
H. NJ. BARNES, Notary Public, at tn
Postofice. n3O
STATIONERY at the Postoffice Variet,
Store, n3O
60 to AlexandsE's for your Drugs.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-14

LAND OFFICE BUSINESS AT PIocHE.-
Elsewhere will be seen the card of Ii. N.
Mcguire, Esq, who has perfected ar
rangements for the transaction of all
kinds of Land Office business in Phoebe,
as trip to the Land Office at Belmont
involves long and expensive stage travel,
the distance being near 300 miles, the in
auguration of this enterprise will be
hailed by many with joy. Mr.. Mcguire
has been successfully engaged in this
line of business, in Montana, during the
last two years, and We have no hesitency
In endorsing him as a gentleman Of COM
potency and reliability.
JUSTICES CoURr.-Civil business in
this Court yesterday was lively. No
criminal business.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-14

BROKE HIS LEa.-George Lowery, an
old Montana teamster met with severe
accident this morning at the Jordan
bridge, foot of North Temple street. In
doubling with another team to pull out
of mud hole, his left leg was caght in
the coil of long chain and broken in
three places. His right side was also
badly bruised. Friends took charge of
the injured man Immediately, medical
assistance was procured and the sufferer
made as comfortable as possible. He
will be removed to St. Marks hospital.
t Mining Journal. Sth.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-14

Setting Sum silver Mining COmpa-
ny-Location of works, Ely Mining District,
Lincoln county, Nevada.-Notice Is hereby
given, that at Q meeting Of the Board of Trus-
tees Of said Company, held on the Fourth day
Of January, 1873, an assessment mo. ~ OF
Thirty Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock Of said company, payable immedi-
ately, in United States gold coin, to the Secre-
tary. at the office Of the company, No. 10, Ste
venson's Building, San Francisco California.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on Tuesday, the 18th day OF
February, 1873, shall be deemed delinquent,
and will be duly advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment shall be made
before, will be sold on Friday, the 7th day of
March, 1873, to pay the delinquent assessment.
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale. BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
HENRY BOYLE, Secretary.
Office: No. 10, Stevenson's Building, southwest
corner Montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco, California. ja1l.td
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Ogden is to have a new daily newspa-
per; title, the Ogden Free Press; editor S
name not given, but we learn that a gen.
tleman to be connected with it in that
capacity is soon to start east to purchase
an office. The capital stock of the COM
pany, which is evidently joint stock
affair, is placed at $4,000; shares $25
each.-[ Salt Lake Herald.
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The Late Rattle.

The undersigned beg to show that they have
just claim to the house, lot and furniture rallied
at the Palace Club Rooms on the 18th inst, and
claimed to have been won by another. The
facts of the case are that we threw A and Mr..
Travis the same number. Another ticket holder
subsequently threw 45, but the throw was de-
clared " foul by the judges, and Immediately
after he threw again and on that throw made AZ
Under this state of facts we claim that the prize
cannot properly be awarded to us or to Mr.
Travis, as the two highest throws were made by
two parties, and one party is as much entitled to
it as the other. Mr.. Travis claims the prize by
virtue of purchase OF the throw of As, which
was at the time declared "foul." We have
formally notified Mr.. Beene not to give deed
to the property until the difference between Mr.
Travis and ourselves is settled in favor Of one
or the other party
CHAS. STEIN 4 co.
Phoebe, New, Jan 10th, 1873. jail.
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S pecia1 Notice.

DuRSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
Board Of County Commissioners, passed
January 7, 1879, all bills against the County of
Llpeoin must be fled by the Clerk Of the Board
~ Or before the last Saturday, in each and every
M4P{n. Any bill not Aied as above required
~ ti oe deferred until the succeeding meeting of
1t was further ordered by the Board that all
teisons requiring articles Of any kind which are
~ oe paid for by the County shall first obtain
we consent Of the Boaad.
Sioners. r. d. MILLER. CierE
ia9,30d
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Land Register.

NHR REGISTER OF THE LAND OFFICE,
-. ior this District, 10 In Phoebe, and will re.
Ga, few days. Parties wishing to secure
can obtain all necessary information BY calling
ONCE. e''''i '''"op o"oi rs !sW
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You are hereby notified that the Office of
flhEWARDEN is vacated, and that your servi-
ces are no longer required. You will act &C.
GT9;ralngly and perform no further acts as such
fTewarden,
Respectfully, yours,
A. H. EMANUEL,
NJ. SCHUSTERECH,
.5aah t G. WIEDERHOLD,
nj. Trustees. Phoebe Fire Department.
% fioche, January 18th, 1873. ja12-lw
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tions wilicke eAfife nom sma3aripus,
limarshg.or miasmatdes p6mots.f 1N
INC. No on one y, remedy 3, is.aosdst 81
~1aea THIS sAmericaR; people, than .
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diseaea epdiUsith, assurapGep tfenadedl On
p1oof That no haFfee can srisas fs9mt dts use IL
~ INA aStssstS atWssstSSGYfasets T5s5 81; pFsyents this
sQ@mHniAss HAaaa ite Rtsvsilsa Prevention
s|ss 5,;s YR EI
pels this! miasmatiol ip6ison, .of ,FEvER iAxD
AauE from tho systapt, and igreyanta the de.
ha2ls9RBfSssb of its pfenonitory SYM toms.
ss sas ESQ
for 4 dollar brings il vitSin the reach: Of
eyeryb,oSdy; and II Ehili9ps dist5iets. where
havs and AuUl sss for Suis snd
pgoteptiDu. ioIt is hoped this prizes will hiacs
ySs 0s s. this remedy saasayy
and certain euro Of Intermittents is, that It
contajhahd Qhinite or minaral; cons6d
4 produces ne agin.ap qfptee.r in5prio%Ts % :ef-
0sTsa tss sssss s 81 hesfhy s5 they had
oFevet and.thgde, isInot' alone! the conse-
;qnenceI Of the mialpatic. poison: Algreat
variety Of disorders arise ,trem its irritation,
aatah hHeadsabe M R,,t;ssss Tonthscha Rsr..