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~1f@to~1.31o q -A-R0INs
CHICAGO, June &, 1873.
a. D. ellis md H. Could unt1or tho firm Of GIL
IL Could orotnforo doing buslnosa iu Flour and Food
In tho Btozo No. hst South Cannlst haya this day dis
solyod by mutual consent Said GllIs Ia to assume all
debts aud outstanding accounts against said firm. and
pay tho Bald Gould ID tn asgu all unpaid aocounta
duo said firm to said Gls. Tor his aad henait
except such ula havo busn settled at this dAo bo
tweon said 0illH aud Gould. H. D. G1I.Lt8,
II. GOULD.
, 1873-07-14

while tho other prisoners woro giving tho us,,nl
particulars respecting themselves ut tue desk.
Finally liis turn canne, and ho left bis mother
to answer tho olerkH questions, whlcl, ho
did, somewint In hippnrt md Joking manner.
The partlug OF both motl,or mud Bon was char
aoteristic. There were no aignH of grlof tlIore
VIVA no long, tontlor farowoil. Tlioro was tho
gontlest and most wo]l-brod kius, q single shake
Of tho hand, md Frank joined tllo convict
gronp.
Accompanied by the Doctor, tho eight couyicts
woro takon to Tho drosaing Thnro they
throw ovory article Of 1rosH they Ind OH into q
basket, which waa placed In tho cortro OF the
Eronp, md thoy put on tic "atripod Buit " which
la tho peculiar wear Of convicted prisoners.
Whllo this Was going on Walwortl was aH gay
as any Of tho crowd, and seomed. rather
to .en}oy tho novelty Of tho thing Whom
ho was drosaol in this striped attire ho
turned round to tho Herald reporter and
said, II look If hatl got base batl suit on"
by and by l.o loft the drosBing room with tho
rost, each Of them having towel md comb iii
Ills hand. md oach Of them wont to their allotted
coils. His cell is No. 81 OIL tho second tier. Yea-
terdny lo was not put To my rp1oymous, but
tomorrow he onters upon dutios which woro nB-
Signed to him aftor Ills trial. Ho Is to 20 into
tho shoe shop, thoro to learn enough Of the trade
to At him to hocomo cllof olork Iii tic stock de-
partmont, whore it is supposed TINT h1H educa-
ton MID bringing up, which Ia entirely away from
tho practices Of dishonesty, will admirably quail
~ him FOR 80 Important trust.
, 1873-07-14

como; !; great; grim gonadermes appeared ut tho
door Of ler box md gentleman n blnol, iron
ioally smiling, informed hor that tho 4yido of
tho CITY requostod her Immediately to return to
hor lodgings. porl,apB nm exciting flranin would
lor box, but tie preHonce of tlo ga.,nt soldlorB
ontaido probably rccnllod to llor tho nrd-honrtod
officials who had driven her not long ago from
Paris and evon from Franco, aftor l1or laat lover
had killed hin,Bolf ut llor door, and ahe yielded
Unabaal,cd, howovor, by her dofoats. aho M
pearod noxt day on tho pincinn Hill in all
tho aba,,rd sp1oiulor of her oocontrlo costume,
nRtonIhhing aud amusing tho good no.
mans hy tho aort1pulouB conaatonoy with which
tho bite color OF hor ollolce wna transferred to
ovory ono Of hor belongings. For evon the Cuban
POODLE wbioh sho hold by long bll,o ribbon, Ind
been dyed blue ovor night, and great was tho
delight Of tho hundreds OF merry children who
daily nHaomblo OIL that favored promenade, at
Hcoing for onoo In tlioir livos bilo dog. roor
creature IIo Ind to l,ny dear for his noyol
beauty. It turnod ont TINT his bright color con.
tanned, like 30 many Of o,,r mdlorn dyos, a
poibonous element, and when In tho morning,
y Hnow-whlto lair, ho Ind, dqg-liko, b,,sily
lielsod himself dry, lio had Internationally COM
mittod suicide. For tho ponalty M.s hot BLOW tn
coming, aud orc evening fell tho b.no poodle was
no moro.
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front on ST, James and tho Green Parks. II
erend oer Of 'u to nrosont oIIua pko and AZ 0 wo1
know, y name in Amorlce for hor anti; l;alaycry
Peculiar celebrity Sic was IIt,se woman to Whom Ut,
high BIRTH aud grent woalth seemed q suitable and
spcndor STA kent NJ, | ar,ny of aoryamts and en
army Of scryants is ratier more O. Costly luxury
hive nut to nlamo lie most sl,owy W utlifor,ua. MI
Doforo nbo dlct1 great nnrt OF lior retaimors
wero d,Bmiasel md Tonsioned on Ilut tha no,,D
lions woro gyen % on condition lint tho hoonss old no Of
thom should return to their old ronts Of, Eront
honsolold wona be- eo%ntod numorons: s,tulA WITH M
tIom il presents puch m array as few priyato
mansionR II, Tia world. mr. nono. cnn noun1. md
n tl,oy arc norfootlv riilol NM know tho waya
Of tic house, there Is no confnalon, nor any il,
flication lint ths tloublo reti,,1,o IN mt tl,o
pnli,,a,y ouuipmont Of tl,o I,ouao. Tho oirect in
prlncely, anl Stafford House Ia n plincely rogi
tonce. wit, ftg broad hulln. itH vrnnt sta,renso,
it's noho rooms. ite nricolosg tfoaH,,rea of art'
and ali tho rcst. Ali Ills no ,nuui, imnrossetl tho
Sbnl, that On to n,orni,1p nftor l,a rncontiou hv
tho Duke. lie so,irht ~, intorvinw with tlio
, 1873-07-14
Cora Pearl ut Home.

Rome (Jane 20) Correspondence of tie Boston Post.
The 1 homans oman anit.e aa eager as the Athoang
ablo to fall back upon the other fady-if lady
she may be called on the same page with the no.
bio matron VIC have montioned-wlo had appear
cd meanwhile on the social horizon. A homo
what brutnl Beeno occurring at ono OF tho minor
thoatrey, had lirBt made her proaonee known to
tho public at largo. Ono fine evening" when
new ballet WIS to bo inaugurated snuggled in,
aa ID tho fashion iu Italy. between two acts OF
and brilliant company had filed tho house from
top to .bottom all oyes had suddenly been
directed to ct tho beHt boxes by the loud talk
ing and noisy laughter Of gay, almost bolster
height Of fashion, bluo from tho bows on hor
towering, well-powdorol coilIuro to tho diamond
deckol BlonR on her tiuy feet, entered the box
with "skp and jump" followed by nun,-
bor Of young mon in say uniforms or evening
tune, the bold, defiant expression of hor fea-
turos, aud tho explosive manner with which aho
used hor gigantic fan in sending greetings to
woll.kuown sporting characters all over the
house, excited At once universal curiosity. and it
like wlldllre through tho house. From all parts
Of tho boxes and the pit, curious glanoes wore
cast at the famous representative Of the deaat-
monde ladies' looked 'atealtlIily at hor rougod
ing boldly with impudent eyeA ut hor uncon-
ccnlel charms. Tho nbealltilul JowesA," tho
:. fAst American tho 9'quoen Of Paria," were
tho tamos by which she WAS pointed out, and
prominont a!l1nirera' Tllo sonAatlon soomed to
bo delightful to the renowned boauty, for Bho
leaned far out Of her box, talking and laughing
al unco1lcornedly aH il hho had beon III lor own
famous Iou<loir, whore 80 many fair name and
honorable station had boon forever lost through
her wIos. Soon, however, tho ballet proved tho
stronger attraction, for IT she was liGoral In tho
disp!ay Of hor charms, her rivals Oh tho Btago
, 1873-07-14
JcsNo IL. Grant lka Il Foot.

10 thc Editors of tic Nttu York Ereu,ny Post:
In noticing the death OF JesHo !. Grant, tic
father of tile President, and late Postmastor at
Covington, Ky, several public jounalB have ro-
ferrea to l'is propensity for writing verses. I
believe ho gave somo specimens Of Its skill in
this way III tho autobograpl,ica sIotchos which
nc contributed to the New York ledger o fow
years ago. Ho certainly took great dolig iu
until disease had mentally aid physical
" disabled him. There nro nnnlcrous albums
In this city md vicinity-for tho oil gentleman
was Gallant .nH ho was poetical-tlat contain
exump!!oe Of Ills rlyming efforts. From ono OF
nm permitted to copy lilo following. Il wa Wa
evidently suggested BY Il picture OH tic onpoHito
page representing Ulysses, on his resur1, from
to hlnying tho suit ora of lliH Queen. 3.
CINCINNATI, O., July ., 1873.
ulyases, Ring Of ITHACA,
Wns full Of arliIco they say;
Not so Ulyster, President
Or tho u s. !; In him ia bout
Ehs utmost si,1,Sle:stsness ,,1 - e. and sento
He has 10 need Of artfhco
lie ss direct aud plain, and free,
A. should tho peoples ruler Ie
Foo he Is ono Of them, md feels
His Owl desires the Commonwealth
Ambitious only to be Thought
Deserving OF tho place ho sought;
And a1waya ready to lay down
The power le never doomed hfs own.
And ali tho vile ti,at .ho should b.
IL hta heloYed Poneopa;
No arrow from the bow he flies,
Absence for years Or battle'a storm
Cannot disguise that fnce and form.
10 her hfs oyo tho soul shines through,
A. Hesporus the translucent blus;
His spirit over looking Oh her
With The first loving glanco that won her |
, 1873-07-14
THE SHAH.

= For two Iours stood on ginger beer barrel
IN order to hoo the 6hab soo lin did. Ho
fools We aro making Of onraoiyos:a "Bothor
the Hhah," exclaimed tho digniaed lookor-on /;
why. thought lo was giildea oil over; and
the brute hos no manners." "No mannora, and
yery bad taste" n remarked another; Dut he is
attendants amused themselves by cutting tho
flowers out Of tho pn1ace carpets, and tho lioatlB
out Of portraits hanging on the willis. Thoir
mast ter patronizod tho Car, and told him to 20
on in his present course. Ho, the King Of
'"Ah but the barquot at Berlin must have
been screaming fun" ohimod in tho Dnronet.
"Tho SINH eats with his fingers. and whonover
mouth aud threw 1t undor tho tablo. Picture
the dismny Of thoao about him. Horo, too, he
first drank champagne, and boeamo scrowed.
II The Shah approved Of Kaiser William, but dis
likod the EmpreBs and, on taking loaye OF hor
husband, Expressed groat surprise that slio
should DO ALLOWED to oxist. niviae yon to got
rid of that ( CID Augusta wero tho shahs lust
>" Our King, interposca . noted Belgian,
twas excessively nervous about entertaining
the Persian horde. Obliged to put beds in somo
Of tho palace drawing rooms, he foarod the
destruction OF valuable paintings and furniture
sxa sfsna 5t e s aa nS ct Knss ES1' .na h
otherSiHe behaved we'll enough His followers
had q mania for driving. In Poraia thoy alwaya
rot ont. Ineistino unon bsinr driyen frn,n morn.
inc until nioi1t. in oonaeniencn of which Tho
royal horeos arc almost dead"
TheBo chnrmiur Stories ciyo mo anita mn ap-
petite for tho Shah had already boen drawn
inc. Wien the news reached Elm St norlin NJ
Tia 1oath Of hia mother. In King IF Knoa. sant
home the three Shatoasos and decreed that tho
royal grief should be postponed until his roturn
woman VIM, nnon heinV toid nt ;;nnor ~ hor
huBband'e deatb. oxclnimed. Just wait until
I've done eating, and ri show you some tail
voiling their faces in public.
- -.---..-.
O. ~. smo,,ev,s London Letter n ths S,c yort
aTibuas:, w 1's
story tint our preaent visitor in not tho ronf
Shah. This. When first euucostod was thoueht
q brilliant stroke of fancy It il now o1nboI-
liehed by adding that tic substitute is not. as
formerly stated. 4 kinsnan Of the Shah, bit a
subject accused Of numbering lis brother. aud
sent Ia undergo thia Eurouonn rocopfinn M n
ronanoe. I IaaS III . Flunc1 paper tno other day
o yoracious account OF tho Shnh'B arrival at the
this authority, ono Of tho gold-lacod
ilunkeya of Buckingham Palace was near
the door ns tho shaha carriage. stopped: Tho
splcndor Of the livery beguiled the shah Into tho
whiting to receive him, so ho stretch forth lis
hand md shook tho tiuuEoy's cordially. may
DO open to question whether tho Shah mistook
tho tlunkoy for ono OF the hoyal Household, or
whether the witnoHs OF tho gcono mIsIook one OF
tho Royal Household for q tluukey: It is wholly
question Of dress and the royal llvories arc
considerably more gorgeous than tho royal uni
| forms.
Nothing seems to have htruck tie shah moro
than the soft and brilliant verduro OF England.
i'll which, indeed. Ills country lH WITHOUT q rival
, 1873-07-14
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

A III. KINDS OF lIOUHKHOLD FURNITURE,
~ STACKS OF n,orrt4ndae or gontia a any ao1cslpltu
bought fur eaAh. Al.u Wnnted light tsuck o4prnss
wagun anu harse ard good sAlu. Aidross II 8J fn!
nm ajlGn. $3.50 = = -
, 1873-07-14

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oss:, oSHs4eSSs ~! . sE s.sa ss.'s
nnilalns northeast cornor Monroe and LaSallusts:
Hon HALF-AT K qisEAT BARGAIN. ON MONTH";
%sS 'S 4 so% d9 as,H1i IT sak n'''
U'on sALtt-oo rrAUE CONTAINING ROOMS. :
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, 1873-07-14
INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION lvAMTED. .,10sEr!I II. lIALLERs
n .opoo to Mra KATE MITCHELL, WeEihtngtoI,
ull0.
, 1873-07-14
An American Girl Captures an Itnl.
inn Captain.

Au4A ~ARA241At
From the american Register tEarfsl.
On the 10Th ult., at tho Church OF tho Mad
elino, Paris, Miss Mary Teoli, Of Hartford,
Conn.,. was married. to the Gov. Giovanni Danesi,
1hS Una asos nor M1se9 efe9 ~a NJ NJ
Richard Willis, OF Now York; for tho BRIDE
groom, Count do Royo and Count do Colobiano.
Of tho Italian Legation in Paris, formerly Charge
taclo ot American aud Italian unity wae TINT
offered BY the stately pair az they stood boforo
OF semicirole Of fair woman and hand
sanctuary. Tho bride. whose toilet vas pro-
nouncol by those competent to, judge Of such
nlattorB, to have boon Of exceeding taato aud
oiogance, and commensurate with her ample for
leotual gracofulness and arniability Of n,annore,
which are joys in any woman, md should make
the husband very happy man. The bridegroom
comes OF military family. His father WAS a
erals in tho ltAlian asmy. Ono Of them dod last
yoar.
Capt. Danesi nado all the lato italian cam,
paignH, was 9; severely wounded at Solferino, had
field, aud still holds tlis rank Of houoysr7 Car
tain IL the army. During our war he went to
the United States as an Interested spectator OF
orr great struggle, and aorvod for son1e montha
aa Major OF cavalry. Present at tho marriage
ceremony and at tho subsequent reception waro
Airs. Henry Barnard, Of Hartford, who matron-
lied tho bride; Mrs. Richard Willis, well known
in New. York society, and much admired for her
personal loyolinosa and sweet mnnnors; Cour-
tess Stophnnie dc ID Pagero, nanae pro.eminont
and honored among tho European artiHtocracy
Countess do Roye, ono Of tho most beautiful and
accomplished ladies' OF PariH; Count Tanza,
military attache of tho Itn1ian Legation ut Paris
Mrs. Thompson, OF Now York, aud hor fair
daughter, aud many othors.
womnn's Rights Among the Hlodocs.
A correspondent who has visited the Molocs as
prisoners Of war says: 1.-THE harmony existing
in these Modoo fRm,lies il wonderful to behold;
Mover havo seon its equal in any other coun-
Try. The woman has things her own way all tho
time: Sho can got up first in tho morning, b,lld
tho fro olean up tho premises, lug all tho ratloIs
from tho CommisHaryfa to her homo, do tho oook-
ing, wrap tho ragB about tho children, and noyor
be interferod with once. Tho mate Afodoo mover
gets under foot. Ro remains under the blauketa
until he is satisfied that muck a-muck' ia
roaQy, and then lo comes forth aud eats. Ho
seldom or noyer triflos with tho domestic econo-
my Of tho establishment aB long as ha geta
enough food Unlor these circumstances tho
wives ought to look bright and happy. But they
do not. Mrs. steamboat and htrs. Huka and
Mrs: Bogus and every othor woman who las tho
privilege Of taking care Of man, and the chill
dron he begots, look pronlaturoly agod and 1t,l-
happy. Bogus Charley says thore Is no satisfy
Ing those women anyway that he las three OF
four 6quaws and mono of thom are cheerful ur-
loHs Hllnkon up occasionally"
, 1873-07-14
TO RENT--sTOREs. 4as--.

co1ner Lasalo. iust being 99mpatcd: zent low ter
Jameson l. MorrS, No 24o Fast 3Iadlsonst. SNYDER
LEE, IL Nixon Building, northeast Monroe and
, 1873-07-14

1NE&SL9s
mo I.EAsIs--FOH a TERM OF YEARS. TRtAN.
l. 9ular.BAuped pisgO Ut land, Twenty sccon stl
isyng irosSe oa liz u Goo business sroots nf
10 tfat worry desiratu polnt ior aotol hnu!nes,
public l1in ijhll.ilnu, Toom mld.----------.- u.
i1'o, LIsAaE-W1Ll. H!vM FOUR YEAns tEAsE;
chtapest in city; oA hus ness lot 301s0. IN bur
stlie pear asalluat. NJ agauuy busth'us' Addsoss
1t %. Tribune Q6cG.
, 1873-07-14

OfHoog,
ITO RENT-OFF1CEB AND ROOMS IN FRUS9rNG'a
\ BuiinK, Btato.z.. north Of AArrisnn. Inquire at 3
, 1873-07-14


keepiug his apirita up"
The laugh fad scarcely aubsidod when tho boy
camo Into tho car with tic packages Of prizo-
candy. Ie left ona in eyory aoat except tho
and Gillen, who were sitting together, tho for
mar said u THAT is a now sensation j; however,
hlye often wondered II could get through n
train without having. packet Of candy put IN
aoal;na Lap; Now S1h tvS a0n0 h and TINT is worth
Subsequently the concentration WAS led in tho
direction OF his orime and his sontonoo. Or tho
former ho would not speak, but Of the Inter ho
said: 4 think that tho Fourth Of July had
agreeinone. / don't think they cared about
being locked up OH the Fourth 30 thoy wore
dtisposod TO meet tho matter BY = compromise.
That Ia just what I think about It,"
that tho caao WAS trioa on hgh.t toned principles,
without taking any advantage OF technical points
and tricks Of law II
"Yes, suppose it was, but still, think tho
t,,.Fy would have disagreed except for tho Fourth
From thta point Walworth smoked, chatted,
jokad, and tndnIged in batlinage to tho ond Of
tho journey, leoping up good, manly pluck
nll tho way; but 1t was manifest to those vorsed
In the study Of character. that llo was much
more likoly to sink to tho layel of tho roBt Of
thoBo Will whom ho was about to asBoclato than
rlBo above them.
At tile depot at Sing Sing tI,oro waa not 1..tlo
was crowd Mt the station, aud 1t gathered In
numbers ~ The men, landouftcd togo.hor, wore
taken to Daly's ph@nix Hotel, where they wero
allowed by Deputy shorsff Shields to have thoir
inht drink previous TO enterIug upon tholr weary
and long imprisonment. This got through, doP-
uty sAeriirB, priRoners, and q fow frlends walkod
down tho raiIroad traok to the prison. In tho
private Office OF the Warden 1VaB Mrs, WalWorth,
waiting Tor her son, Frank was allowed to loayo
the rest Of the conyictB to greet her, mud he
spout few moments In conyeraation with her
, 1873-07-14

'No tH6AuMAMa.7t t6s a;no,a; WAkT htNnCliAEp1SE TO
!sai .on o. WSaE"Gsths s..E fa Guaarss.
~ anu u" .oaS sse essn @ MI sp ~: uoans profuro Owur
f9aa A. is5 Aast Las' Al Uapt, bofs 6 Wes.
, 1873-07-14

Miscellaneous.
RIO RENT-A BARN OF. IL STALLS, LARGE CAR
+ rihge room. aud wnshstaud. gus, and Nator. Rear
Of 1853 HabaBll.Av.
no RENT-DA sEsfIN7 1k3 RANDOLpII-sT. RENT
l. low, W. j. DAVIS. Il8 Madann-st.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-02
An Item of the Past.

In going back to the Year l~l4. search
ing for IL certain fact it incidentally
came out. that there are but a very small
number of persons now with lis who
were residents within the limits of
our village i'll the wear l-l4. If there
are any except Mrs. X. b. Martin. Mrs.
Julia Barney Curtis and Mr. Horace
Paddock. We have not found them.
Nh Horace Paddock appears to he
the oldest native born resident. Mrs.
Martin is Il native of Little Falls. Her
kimer county, New York, but her Ia
rents resided ut Troy, y. Y. when She
came here III December. 1914. Mrs.
Curtis was born AT the Harry Flint
place. north of Cole Gate Hill, in the
house now owned hy Mr.. johnson, but
which originally stood on the east side
of the road. without the limits of the
present village, but she removed iuto
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-02
Sprrml Iuhrrs.
t"ntatu liniInrnt.

There - IL" pain which the CrnrauI Ilnrmrnt
will not I-iIrNr. swelling It will not -uhdu- and
II" lam"m">s which II will not This l. ~trnn.
language hut It Is tine " here the pats are not
m"r" cure, # rheumatism nrurHl.i. lock Jaw
palsy ~praiu~ -wrllings ,.lk,,l breasts Scall~
burns -alt-rh"um. ache Ac. upon The human
frame. and Of strains ~p.NIu~ -all~ sc. upon AMI
mails IN on Hrar than h.t>" all other pretended
-tii'S since the world hr-an 1t Is = counter mn
tamt. all healing. pam rclIrv"r Crippl,S throw
away then clutches. til" lame walk p"iS"nnu- bites
rendered harmless and the ,vuundrd arr. healed
without seal 1t l. II" huruhu- The recipe IL
puhishcd around each h"ttlr II Is selling ~ no
article "v"I before sold and II sells hrcausr IL does
lust what II IIrt"ndS I" d" Ihns, who now suffer
II they vii! not u~, tcnraur Linimcnt More than
1000 certificates 81 remarkable, cures including
frozen limbs chronic rheumatism gnut runrin.
tuIn"r-. Ar have been received We will send a
circular containing certificates. thu, recipe sc rra
tlS. +" any one requesting it Onr bottle of the vel
low wrapper trmtauI Linimcnt Is worth ON. hun
drrd dollars for spawned swccnird horses and
mules. 81 i"r screw worm i'll sheep. St"ck-nwncrs-
this Imminent is worth v"ur attention y" family
should he without Crntaur LinmIcnt J Il RusF
4 Co.. New York
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-05-02

Persistent ADVERTISING in til" right medium
bring business.
'I'hr." or four good Painters, wanted immrdr
L at"ly by FRAZIER BROS
II II j"hnshurl VI
MONEY FOUND IN Daniel SYLVESTER 4 Co :
vi Meat Market. April 10 the owner will pleas,
call for. MAY / I-73. 1t
1 TTEND 10 THIS-An who are OWN. III,
n subscriber for goods bought before July LIT
- must s'ttl" at once in order t" save c"-t-
Pa~-umpsic April 80 I-73 to-6-
I ITERATION l. la certify that have
l this day given my Joseph Silver. In. time
during h- minority and shall claim ut his
raInins~ MOI paw any debts OF his contracting after
this DAFT, JOSEPH SILVER
st John-hury. April - l-73 dots
'uPAIT$ ERSHII- The undersigned have
\ formed Il c"Jartu,r-hip in the furniture hu~i
ness under the namrof Hall \ Swtsrr as successors
"t the late firm of / l.. Hall and Brother and L..
~PrctfuN invite the patrons of the old firm /" give
them call They continue business al thu Old
stand "u Main STREET IN l;rIrh Block
SAMTEI y. HALL
- I"hushury Apul = la G6-6-
v urlrE.-rh. firm Of / l. Hall \ Hrorhcr D.,
y dissolved l., the ircr.r-,. nt l / Hall An
prr-"n~ indebted I" -iId firm Nv" I.PU~t-d t" call
and settle >AMlEI y II \Il.
81. Iohn~bnr>. Amil j.. I-7' a.6-
rEENCHERS ENNMINATIuN the, ,.~an,iu,,.
L ton ni teachers fnI the 1T Barnet III h,.
held IN tlr Acid'mN at Mrlud",~ Fails on >atm
day MAY .'d I-7.S commencing Mt g"cl"ck q m.
ritIZrm- invited THOM " MARTIN SUPP
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR >ALE-thr Thomas
/ | Hill place including buildings and - at
land Twin. room f"r additional build
i'm lots 1t II tn" plr~ant"St location on Railroad
street FANNY hill.
81 .rohnshur,. April u I-.a 90.
VI" ANTEp-a few table hoard,I~. Apply t"
w MIR. J. Quincy Main street G5tf
1T JOHNSETRY CEMETERY A>SUCIA-
NTION.-thr annual meeting of the dissertation
will h, holden AT the vt~try of the North Church.
TUESDAY ''''nine. MAY Z at s"rl.ck
y. {. CHADWICK. SECRETARY.
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L'NAMINATIoN OF TEACHEES-thr spring
/ i examination of teachers for the public schons
of -. .IohnSbury will he held i'll the High ,chn"l
room of the school building at 81. I"hn>huIy. May
ri at clock a III. The Oral examination will
commence al : u'clnck J.. IN.
Teachers are desired To furnish themselves with
paper and pencils. i. T. HUMPHREY Supt at
schools. II l"hn~hury. April u. l-1.S. 6l-t6
ID ASTU RING the subscriber has - lar.r
i amount of excellent paStuI.t.r east II.
JuhnSbury and III Victory. and he will taxi III pas
turin. at /; reasonable rate. Il. q. FORD.
East st J"hnshury. April II. l-53. d56-'
I'OR SALE.-A new house on SIrim. street 81
i l"hnshulN Also. a basement room I" rent IN
Hallrtts Block Railroad street Room tit for gro
Gerry other like business. "nIuir" of
G2tf RUSSELL HALLETT.
w ESTERN CKETS.-Tickrts To all points
w West and south via all the first class routes
y. &. HARVEY.
ST J"hnshury. VI. March : la isIf