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" - aeorfApTER CeoLXIX.

AFurtber Supplement- tothe act entitled "a n
F..sAet concerning Idiots and Lunatics. - ssss
/. BE it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the State of New Jersey, That
the act entitled "A further supplement to
an act entitled AN Act concerning IDIOTS
and lunatics'" approved February twenty
second, in the year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy, be and the same
is hereby repealed.
2. And be it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March .2f, 1873 aTrfs r. r
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cHAprER cccLxvIL

An Act providing for the erection OF buildings for the
State Industrial Schools for Girls
Be It enacted by the Senate and General Assembly of
the State of New Jersey That to enable the trustees Of
the State Industrial School Girls to erect suitable
buildings for the institution, furnish the same and for
the maintenance of the family, the sum Of thirtyfve
Thousand dollars is hereby appropriated which III tras
urer is directed to pay the of th comptroller
And be y enacted That this act shall take effect I'M
m9Haas.s Sppreysaa Narcha Is 1873. 8 \ ilINAN,l
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Spectacle Department.. .

In this department will be found full supply of Lava
Morris Perfected Spectaces, in Gold. Silver and
Steel Frames These Spectaclcs acknowledged by all
who have used them TO be unsurpassed for cearness and
ease to the eye. We haSe sold great numbers of them
and the demand decreases
We havealsoJ Moses patent Electro ;ayanic Specta-
ces--something new-designed to relieve pains in the
head and prevent congestion
Also, Schaufhausen's celebrated German spectaces-
good and low-priced.
Eye Glasses of various styles
We have by far the largest stock in Hunterdoncount
and hardly fail suit you.
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NY HERE the woodbne wineth is the ultimate desi-
w nation of all dealers wbo by extortonate charges
forfeit the good will and confidence Of the public Such
is not the destination of .SIs4E r. TALCOTT.
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ID ANSAeK the world over aud you will Elil TO find
i T. place where you can buy so cheap get such fine
work DONE and in all respects be fairly dealt with
you can by calling upon X. TALCOTT
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T EONTINE, Opera, Matinee, Nillson Guard and Vest
Il Chains in Gold, Silver, Gold Plated, Rubber, Horn
and Shell, always to be found at Il TALC0TTS
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LIVERY one is to get the worth of their money
IL who look to their own interests and buy of
.stitt1@atA aAA ts r. TALCOTT.
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EVERYTHING in the line of Shirt Studs Sleeve But
IL tons, Finger Rings, Gents Pins &c, be bought
cheaper than at any other store in the State, at
L TAIC0TTeS
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EY Soiies Of the finest quality also Society Badges
Pins and Charms of all descriptions cheap for cash.
at Il. TALCOTTS.
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INIGIN, United States, New York Watham and in
lL fact all American Watches sold manufacturers'
list price, for cash, at r. TALCOT1oS.ss
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A little girl described a snake as 8 thing
that's tail all the way up to its head, Z
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L,ARNESTLY endeavoring to meet the watts of the
~ public, an imnense assortment Of goods has just
been received at f.F ~ f. 5 4 r. TALCOTTiS.
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RS SMITH where did you get that beautiful set of
ANk Jewelry2 Why, where every gets their jew
elry who wish firie goods at reasonable price got
1t at II. TALCOTT'S.
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silver ware DEPARTMENT.

We keep in stock and furnish order, the lowest
city rates, solid and plated SverWare of all kinds
Pitchers Plates, Cups, Cake Baskets, Butter Dishes
Bowls, Napkin Rings, Knives, Forks, &C., &c.
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LII the latest and best styles Of Jewelry constantly
N on hand; also the finest selection of Watches in
the county at II. TALCOTTS.
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watch and JevyeIry Departmenf.

sell the best American and Foreign Watches in Gold
and Silver cases. at prices much lower than usually
asked for them in other establishments. Also, CLOCKS
of all styles
splendid stock of all the patterns Of Jewelry
hand. We warrant goods to be represented
money refunded.
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CHAPTER CCCXIv.
Supplement to the act entitled @An Act to estl

Supplement- the act entitled "An Act TO establish
system ofPublie Instruction. approved March twenty
first, one thousand eight hundred and sixty-seven
BE il enact by the Senate and General Assembly of
the Stat of New Jersey That the bonds of the
school districts of this state heretofore hereafter e
gally issued for the purpose of building school houses
shall be lien tile real and personal estates of the
inhabitants OF the said districts well the property
of the said districts and the property Of the Inhabitants
well the property of the districts shall b lable
the paym, tie provided, such bonds
nds, and the interest Is payable samannI-
ally and coupons shall be attached thereto and that in
all copies OF all papers aid proceedings authorizing
the issuing of such bonds shall lie submit TO the at
torney general for his approval ol the legality OF the
same who shall receive such comp nsaton for the
animation Of the shall be liked by the trustees
for the support ofspube schools. which shall be
paid by the districts ssekng such loan:
And be it enacted That this act shall take effect Inn
medately - Ss8
Approved March u 1874. - ~ ssS GO -
CHAPTER CCeLXv.
Further Supplement to the act entitled An act ap
poprating scrip for the public lands granted to the
New Jersey by the act of Congress, approved
July second, thousand eight hundred and sixty
two" approved April fourth 6e thousand eight hdnd
red and sxty-four. 8
l. Be it enact by the Senate and General Assembly
the State OF New jersey That the term of Office ofm
bers the board of visitors the Agricultural College
of New Jers W shall hereafter be two years. provided
that this provision shall not apply to mbers appointed
previous tothe passage Of this supplement.
g. And be it enacted That the actual personal expen
of members of the board of visitors incurred in the
discharge of the duties imposed upon them by the act to
which this is supplement- shall be audited by he comp
troe and paid by the treasurer of the state out of
moneys ullapiroprated the certificate of the presi-
dent and secretary Of the board
medatey.
Approved March 26 1S7Ssss
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NJ 0NSENSE! Tire idea that an nybodt can sch goods
IN cheaper than are being sold at the old aud
liable store of X. TALCOTTS.
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rTN0 those who wish employ the services of Hrst-
by all means try t5f II. TALC0TT.
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Miscellaneous.

In addition to the articles named above, keep
rety of fancy articles and knckknack unnecessary TO
mention, which may be seen in my showcases,
Engraving done on Silverware, Rings, &e.
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ETNEACHERS of Music supplied with Sheet Music In
l. strncton Books, &C., at publishers prices The
largest stock of New Music in the county always be
found at fa58ffF r. TALCOTTS
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ORDINARILY speaking people do their trading
~ where they can buy the most goods for the least
money Follow the crowd, and you will be sure to bring
upat safat5s1.d r. TALC0TTfS
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"A LWAfS buy where you can buy the cheapest and
IA where you can deal with an honest man and ind
every article just represented All the above be
found at K. TALC0TT'S
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ID ECKLFSS boasting and blowing may draw customers
for time, flaming candles attract unsuspecting
moths; but faf and hottest dealing and msrepresen-
tatioh Is tlIe nlottoofgs 4E1 q RsTALCoTT.
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TEWELRy, Watches, Speefaclcs &c, ,-repsired in a
- manner that cannot be eq.aied in this city, at
Il TAICOTInS
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HXy HILE other dealers cling to prices, and
w deavor to sell their goods at rates which were
fashionable six Watches Clocks Jewelry &C.,
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RE you not foolish to strain your eyes so much in
"A trying to read this when two dollars will purchase
pair of Lazarus Morris Spectacesa The best In the
world, at sa4 ~ kAkAE r. TALC0TTS.
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FINHE clever" the young man y used with which to
Il move the world of those fine American
Levers purchased atsgv- er ~~Y~ r. TALeoTTs
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ERTAIN it is that the best place in this city to get
~ your Watches and Jewelry repaired is at
sfs T. TALCOTTS
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WHEREIN Hes the grand seefet of mercantile success
i Keep full stock of good goods buy low for cash
and sell at reasonable profit For disqualification
of this maxim, call on r. TALCOTT
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I ORD save the King! the ancient prayer of de-
Il vout Monarchists Preserve from high prices is
the to us--more acceptable petition of r. TALC0TT
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TOME une and aII You are sure to find what you
~ want for Bridal or birthday Gifi at sz-s>
N ~ ~ r. TALo0TTS.
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Casualties,

Judge Busscy, Of Bastrop, fell from Il
I,ac!l last Saturday in front Of the Ecw
I:reard store, and besides being badly
shocked, had his collar bone broken.
The seat was not fastened and tilted
back, the Judge going with it to the
ground. We trust he will speedily re-
cover from his injury.
Mr.. Josh Pico, our cheerful, happy
Josh, went gailopading down the street
home, just after the rain Wednesday
night, stepped OFF the sidewalk, it being
rs dark as forty black cats all strung
together, and poor Josh got up with
his collar bone prokcn. lie strobe
homo in better order, and began to
"!can away the mud, when he first
made the discovery Of his broken bono.
Tie is doing as VOL as could be expected
of "A man who has such a host OF SYM
pathisers.
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THE MoD0CS.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 29.-The
Nodocs arc cncampcd at the base OF the
mountains, at the south end ofthe lava
beds.
Nearly eli the cavalry horses have the
epizootic.
\ special courier arrived at Yrcka
late last night from the lava beds. The
opinion prevailed at headquarters that
the Modocs will not make another
stand, but break up in small parties.
If so, they must be hunted in detail,
making it an all summer work for the
cavalry.
Gen. Jefferson c. Davis and staff
reached Ireka yesterday evening.
They will proceed immediately to tho
front
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4 Card.

| In the personal difficulties I have
| had since began the newspaper bust
ness, over sixteen years ago, which
have generally been with ruf1ians, des-
perodocs or DULLES, have never made
| these difficulties q sub jcct OF newspaper
comment. An exceptional case trans
pircs in the personal collision had with
james 3. Ray, the sheriff and peace
officer of Lincoln parish, so-callcd, who
coming to Monroe from Vienna to cs-
tap!ish his Innocence in the mail depre-
dations, and ''to whip me, rs I have
Just heard, addressed Inc a note demand
ing an unqualified retraction Of the
charge brought against him, which
was that from what I could gather the
young Rays were in charge Of the mail
pouches when the robbcries noticed
last week We're committed. To his
note, l stated that would give one
when got ready, l being then engaged
in collecting the facts published to-day.
Words ensured, and also the collision
referred to.
My purpose has been, and is, to OK
pose the foul robbery committed on the
mails Oh the railroad. I inculpate no
one whom the facts do not inc,l1pate,
and l will eXculpate no one, no matter
at what peril, whom the facts do not
acquit. 1t is my business to expose
scoundrels and dcnounce wrong, and SO
help me God and my right arm, will
not desist from that duty. have never
refused, in all my journalistic career
us some Of the Ray family know-to do
any one Justice whom, acting upon the
Information of others, or from haste, 1
had done injustice. Young men, par
ticularly, have always encouraged,
aud helped, to do right, having haG
many unpleasant experiences as a young
man myself. At the same time, I was
never bulIied into anything. l believe
in truth, facts and the perfect and ulti
mate victory of Innocence, but not in
the proves of ruttians or bullies whose
strength is no match for truth and
whose desperation has never disturbed
my convictions of duty in any trial.
simply defy here, as all my past cdito
rial career has done, the malice, cow
acdice or brute force of any individual
whose public acts bring him within the
scope of newspaper exposure.
G. w. MCCRASIE.
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a accommodating party OF soldiers
Ind friendly Indians went out to recon-
,,oitrc Capt. Jacks position on the
:9th, and, stopping to rest, were sur
I'riseu by the ,GotiocS, who killed six
teen Of the party, including three Off
tcrs, and wounded u number moro.
!the friendly Indians took four scalps.
!Iie MOuocs were hid, but fred with
,@rrible effect. They number CT twcn-
ty-onc. About the best way to get rid
of these Niodocs Is TO get in the lava
beds with them and fight them in Mo
ssoc style. y numbering infantryman
is no match for one of Capt. Jacks
sharpshooters.
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CASTOR SULPHUR SPRINGS.

Tho Proprietor OF the Castor Sulphur
Spring. announces that he has enlarged and
improved his Recommendations for guests
the ensuing season, and that nc viii! be able
to entertain with ALI tho com forts OF hoIle
any number who shall seek tho Springs for
either hcatth or pleasure. Families can TO
supplied with private apartments, and
ladies with rooms secluded and cDfufDr' -
BILE. Tho table will be supplied bountifuIiy
with tho boSt to DO had GOOD saddle and
attentive hostlers will DO found at tho sta
blcs, and the roads, having been repaired,
will afford good drives. Those sccki ni, re-
laxation and amusement will find spacious
&c, ready for their use. The adjacent for
cSts abound i'll game, and the bayou Castor
running near by, is noted for its fine fishing
Tho waters of the Castor jul phur Springs
are known to have great efficacy in correct
ing arrangements OF tho digestive organs.
In all cases of general debility, it's Alternative
and tonic effects are marked, prOmp and
satisfactory. Tho most obstinate cutancous
diseases un tailingly yield to its iniIuencc If
properly used. Chronic rheumatisfu ncu-
ralRia and old ulcers may be promptly nit
igatcd and often radically cured By Judi
cious use of these waters.
The Springs are situated about 30 m los
northwest of Harrisonburg and 20 miles
southwest of Columbia. A regular line OF
stages Will run twice a week betwc con CO.
lurnbia and the Springs. Recent improve
ments on tho roads and bridges render the
Springs easy of access to all kinds OF carri-
ages from every direction.
Board per day for adults..............s2. 90
Board per week for adults ..... ......l2.Oo
Board per month for adults.........4o.U
Drafts payable on the LIST day OF January
1874, given by responsible parties on 70
sponsibic merchants. will DO received for
board. THOMAS J, rIOCGU
April %, 1sT3-fm Proprietor.
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THO editor Of the North Louisiana
Republican has, as he claims, ~ much
right as we to publish! a paper. His
pecuniary success will afford Us pleas
IRE; but we could bat be si,ooi@o mot
:tngcred-at the course our oit; COM
patriots and co-laborcr5 had taken. We
can never defend Warnoth or Sheridan
for any wrong they committed, but
when they repcntcd we gladly took
their aid. Their case is entirely diiTc-
rent from Keliogg's and Antoine'S.
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HOT AND COLD BATHS!

Ii A NJ lIS DO UGLA s.
Fashionable Hair Dresser and Barber,
Grand street, takes pleasure i'll informing
the citizens of Monroe and STA angcrs passing
through, that no has completed arrange
ments by which no is enabled to supply all
VINO desire with u Hot. Gold, Mustard or
salt Eath, ut any timc of tho day from :
A. n. to 9 z. NJ. Hair Cutting, ShainpoOing
and Shaving done III the best manner. The
only place where you can buy TIE INDIAN
HERE MIXTURE, the surc>t and best remedy
for all diseases Of tho hair aud SCALP
Prompt and polite attention guaranteed to
al who may honor me with their patron-
age. .E,f3- Fcrd. Cook Will DO pleased to sec
his many friends at my establishment.
May > 1878. 33:tf
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Che Ficllsburg Herald Of Thursday
Contains q statement that Mai. aAdill
passed through that city on his way to
Transfer the n. l.. S: T. Railroad to Col.
Tom Scott, who is expected, says the
Herald, to take charge on the 10th, and
10 complete :Ee road by- next january.
We arc not advised whether this infor-
NATION be premature Or not.
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1t is commended by the Republican,,
Iacificators, notably, the Telegram of
Shreveport, that this is a fight for Office,
IL which the people are not Interested.
I-dmitit is, let Judge Creswcll, who is a
V;eli-read lawyer, tell lis what are Offices
and who are officers and what is q re-
publican government
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The editor of the Vernon Stani,rd
proposes to send Mr.. Leathcrman a
pair OF pine-bark spectacles, il that
gentleman will only indicate where he
may be found, "whcther at NIinden,
Nit. Lebanon, Arcadia, Trenton, or
Tienna.''
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Ihe picnic in Brearl's Woods on
Thursday was doubtless an enjoyable
affair. We thank the managers for an
invitation to be present; but as Thurs
day is our busiest day, we were denied
the pleasure Of offending, and, thcrc-
fore, Of making 4 report OF the affair.
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Not q single case CT small poN has
appeared in Monroe since 1866; but the
recent experience of E'armerville and
some of the settlements west Of this,
fhouid induce great caution in the use
OF prcventivcs and in the treatin ent Of
lovers in cases where the patient may
have been near the disease.
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The New Orleans Republican says,
in effect, that the colorcd people may
1esolvc to quit working for white
planters. An agricultural strike would
he something new. So would a corn
heal and picl1le-porlS strike.
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The following notice OF one OF our
best-belovcd citizens appeared in last
weeks Rayviile Beacon. Judge La!ny
is worthy Of the culogy lie receives:
Judge Lamy, an aged and vcncratcd
son Of Louisiana, honored our humble
sanctum with Il visit on Wednesday
last, and proved one of the most inter
estinG visitors that we have received and
welcomed since our residence i'll Ray
willie. The Judge is one OF the few life
long Residences Of this section with
WHOM, we have yet had the pleasure
otneeting. lie was born in December,
y. D., 1900, on Bayou DeSiarl, in Qua
chita Parish, III which vicinity he has
resided during the whole OF his long,
successful, honoreG and uscft.! life
time. He was Parish Judge OF Qua
cl,ita when that Parasl, embraced the
whole region of country between Rec,
River and the Mississippi. Look at
the map, reader, and you Will SEQ what
a huge Parish it was. This aged gen
t!cn1an, scholar and patriot, is HOW
among the most rcVered and respected
citizens of North Louisiana, and it is i'll
deed q treat to converse with him on
the past history Of a State in which he
has lived so long and about which he
has learned SO much under tho rigid
inuoctrinatiOn Of experience.
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SEWING MACHINE AGESCY.--Mr.
". e. Bradford, at Gerson's, has for
sale the genuine Wheeler & Wilson
machine, the merits of which are set
forth in an advertisement clsewliarc.
Those who have used this machine
express great satisfaction with its work
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Ex-Gov. w. L. ESharkey, of Miss,
tied in Washington, of pneumonia, on
the 18th uit., aged s3 years.
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The first rain for nearly four weeks.
descended in great patteriug drops and
llenty Of them last Wednesday night.
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The fragrant So:oaont is :; scientific COM
position OF Tho purest and choicest ingredi-
ents of tho Oriental vegetable kingdom.
Every ingredient is we'll known to have 4
beneficial effect on the teeth and gums. 1t
removes all disaSreeable odors, even that
of tobacco. 1t speedily removes those raw
ages which children sustain in their teeth,
owing to improper of sweet and acid
articles. hich inpcrccptibly destroy them.
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These three little paragraphs are from
the Courier L0urna!:

These three little paragraphs are from
the Courier ,!ournal:
It i; now denied that Alinistcr-to-
Prussia Bancroft is about to resign.
How is it that nearly all the plcasantcst
intelligence from Europe ends iUst III
that way;
Gen. Grant has bought another fine
trotting horse, and sent him to his farm
near st. Louis. Fifteen years ago Grant
would haN" given the world to become
ike owner Of \ livery stable. But
nobody then dreamed that he POSSESSED
the capacity to manage one. And such
dreams are not common oven now.
1t really appears that the Ilcllogites
do not desire any settlement ofthc diff
cultiCs, but prefer the agitation from
which they imagine they have all to
gain and nothing to lose. On scdition
bad men rise to power" And it is
sedition that they wish to pcrpetuatc.
To restore the State to harmony
would restore them to obscurity, and as
long rs il is possible for them to protract
the discord we shall expect no peace in
Louisiana.
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The western mails arrive now in the
Dlorning and depart in the evening,
connecting with the trains.
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every Sunday at 1Os A. NJ, Rev. 4. S.
Clark, Minister.
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For Sale-A Printing Office complete
in all its appointments. Can be transported
easily, and paper issued in ono week aftor
arrival of the material on the spot. Apply
to Editor OF TELEGRAPH
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CnlytlOn!

Caution!
Every genuine box Of DR.. .McLaac's Li,er
Pills bears tho signature of Fleming Bros.
Pittsburg, Pa, and their private us Stamp.
- Take no other, the market is full OF
1t is the popular verdict that people who
have been accustomed to tho use OF Bitters
or Cordials. are obliged, eventually, to re-
sort 70 -hcko"cs Lircr IHfs for permanent
relief. novl6:6m
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Received of tho NTonroe RnDl and

Received at the Monroe Book and
News Depot: Harper, Peterson, and
Cooley, for May; Harpers' Bazaar, May
10; Waverly Magazine, monthly part.
New books: Pascarel, by Ouida; Co
dolphin, by Edward Bulwer; Against
the World, by Haderman. New music:
Watch on the Rhine; Nobody's Darl-
ing; Drawing-Room Galop.
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FOR SALE.

4 HOUSE AND LOT, on the corncr or
IA GramInont and Catalpn stree,s; lot
fronts 100 foot on Grammont and runs hack
100 feet; new house with six rooms: rood
Kitchen and garden n number OF tho yery
best fruit trees. For particulars, apply to
Jan6tf Mrs. 9. WRIGHT, Monroe