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LIBRARY MEETISs.-At the Library As
S"c'at'"n meeting on last Tuesday evening,
an '"stall'ncnt Of ten books was ordered,
ana o" next Tuesday evening the order will
be supplemented with another. It is de-
signed to continue this method Of ordering
~ long a. the treasury will stand the draft,
tho books sent for being determined each
evening from the list submitted by members.
The Society is steadily gaining in favor and
memberships, and is getting fairly in the
way for which it was instituted. 4 pleas
ing series Of exercises arc designated for
next Tuesday evening and 4 full attendance
and an interesting occasion il anticipated.
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CHRISTMAS TREEs.-Tle hearts 1t the
little folks Of our village were made glad
on Christmas Eve by the entertainments
given them by the Union and Catholic
Sunday Scholastic distribution Of gifts,
music, paternal presence and encourage
mcnt and the general jollity that prevails
when Santa Claus is on his annual ride,
and gifts have d"ublc graciousncss. The
Tree or the Catholic Sch0A was in the
Chapel, and the gifts, aside from ccniec-
tioncry, werc generally Of u substantial
character, and will BE- of value 70 the rccipi-
ents many days after tho New Year shall
have come. The trcc-or rather the grOve
of tl,c Union Sunday Schsol was plaosd
In Imperial Hall, which wss Handsomely
decorated with evcrgrcens and )ighta. The
festival was opened with music b ~
choir, after which the distributioa Of gifts
to the school, numbering nearly one hun
dresi .cholar, and to teachem and OthsgA
besides tho Inevitable duplication e Gifts
b al favorites wlssse volan1ser gilts ~
allowed occupied tie next Ao.ar q twA
and MAS rsndered highly sassstaining . a
psearns y ~ evident happiaess and =
lighted ejaoalatioaDoe ~ 1l1tb co. -
eulivensd occasionally y naaie - ~ -
ses,eatioa q slsns hsdiessas gih n dill
x largo Gssw1A ~ ~ sssaing
asssnd ~ Chsistnas TSsea wpst away
hagpilg = - @s aaa ~$sn4s ii i
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Local ersVitiss.

Court will probably continue until mex
Wednesday.
installation Of Masonic officers on Satur
day evening.
Christmas was observed will, the custom
airy social festivities.
Glorious holiday weatl,er-clear as bel
and bright az new trade dollar.
Mn. F. B. MILLER, makes a call on par.
ties indebted to him, to ray up. See no.
tice elsewhere.
IN lieu Of paper next week, the New
NORTHWEST will probably get out Cal.
enlar for patrons.
Belanger's ball on Christmas Eve was
gay. They were still dancing at = a. m.
Christmas, and everybody happy.
WALLA WALLA now boasts of theatre.
The Rosedalc Troupe is performing, almost
every night to good houses. So says the
Record.
The Christmas display Of meats by Bel
enberg Bros. was one Of the finest aud
most artistic evidences Of Montana's superb
ority as grazing country that we have
seen.
A fire in Gem KEGS stove pipe commune
Gated to the roof the other day and occasioned
some excitement among the ceIestials but
was extinguishcd before doing material
damage.
you want fun with your nerves, become
an inveterate smoker twenty years, and
then stop short of. We know party who
tried it and hc says he feels like fiddle
without any strings. It may account somc-
what for poor number Of newspaper.
Nix. FRANK BARros of Helena, opened
an assortment Of elegant jewclry at the
Post Office this week, and will continue du-
ring the Holidays. A rattle Of a fine guard
chain, and two elegant watches il ANNOUNCE
Cd for New Years night. Take chance.
REV. X. DeRyckcric purchased the ten
town lots mentioned last week Mt the min
imum price. They lie in the half block
fronting the st. Joseph's Hospital. We un-
dcrstand they were purchased with view
to building Catholic Churcl, on them a.
soon as circumstances will permit.
The Walla Walla Record does not have a
very exalted opinion Of the Yakima mines,
ut which place Allison, Surprcnant and Of
her Deer Lodgers now are. It says: The
great furorc about the Yakima mines has
1t last subsidized. The most of our citizens
that visited these new mines with great
and flattcring hopes have return
I'd with all the air castles completely shat
tered. The reports Of all exactly correspond.
There is no discrepancy. Gold may he
there but not in sufficient quantity to pay. |
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u. q. COURT PRoCEEpIxos,

| V00o09 O40G0s
| u. COURT PROCEEDINos.
DECEMBER 10.-U. 8. N. Vim. F. Ensign
Charles Z. Giddings and Hiram D. Cpham
trial resumed. The following jurors swor1
to try cause: Thomas Aspling; Robert
McAinp, n. Humber, W. r. Elliott, W. A
Clark, Thomas Strang, d. A. Morrison, r
G. Abunathy, g. W. Kent, James Murphy
Joseph Ramsdell and L. II. Irvine.
DECEMBER eO.-U. s. VI. Vim. +. En-
sign ct al. trial resumed; time employed
in taking testimony.
DECEMBER ?2.-C. +. W. VIM. F. En-
sign; trial resumed testimony closed
opening argument On part Of U. S. made
by N. G. Page, U. s. Attorney, which wa,
followed by John II. Shober, Esp, on part
Of defendants, and followed by W. W.
Dixon on part Of U. 8.
DECEMBER 23.-U. $. W. VIM. F. En-.
sign ct al; trial resumed. w. W. Dixon,
Esq., resumed and concluded. T. l.. Nap.
ton and w. +. Sanders made further argu.
aents on part Of defendants, and were fol-
lowed by W. H. Clagett, ESQ.,, for L. s.,
who made the closing argument. Jury
instructed and charged by court, and re.
tire in charge Of Deputy Siarshal. Defend
ants except to instructions given by the
court for the prosecution, to instructions
refused by the court which were offered by
defendants, and to the review Of testimony
and evidence - made by the court.
DECEMBER A.-C. $. Va. Ensign, Gid
dings and Upham (No. 3o). The jury come
into court and state it is impossible to
agree upon verdict, and are discharged.
Defendants ruled to give bond in the sum
Of q, 500 each, with two sureties for their
appearance on the third day Of the next
(ApriD term Of court. Witnesses recog-
nized in the sum Of $500 for their appear
ance ut the next term Of court.
Defendant Ensign has leave to withdraw
certain receipts from the papers in the case
upon filing certified copies Of the same.
Petit jurors in attendance excused for the
term.
L. $. vs.. II. D. Upham (No. 26). De-
PENDANTS motion for arrest Of Judgment
argued, ovcruled and excepted to by de-
PENDANT. Motion for new trial overr,lefl
and excepted to. Defendant Cpham SEN
fenced to pay fine Of one dollar and cost
Of prosecution, and to imprisonment for
one year. Prisoner remandcd to custody
of U. $. Marshal. Notice Of appeal filed.
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
DECEMBER 22.-JolM Williams W. Rufi,s
Johnson ct al; Judgment for costs entered
in favor If defendants.
Henry Schncpel W.. Cole Saunders Silver
Concentrating Company; motion to sct
aside judgment argued and taken under
2dvisement.
DECEMBER 23.-Trial jurors excused I'M
til Wednesday, cath.
DECEMBER A.-Trial jurors excused IN.
Ill Friday, Goth.
James A. Murray vs.. Jos. $. Allen ct al;
vet for trial December Goth.
III; , Ssn se4 VI HI R 81 GSar argued
Frank q. Brown W. WIN. Mcdonald ct
u; argued and held under advisement.
N. Connolly W. Rock Creek Ditch Co.
,ontinoed Tor term by agreement.
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a(rw Aorth.atest.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 81, 1873.

a MASONIC INSTALLATION AT thr
~ Communication nf Deer Lodge No. H. A. y.
" "A " 10 h. held on saturday cscning.-St
I" .Dhn's Uay-ik rtnlbcr -. the installation Of
Va, Lnirei- Il he Lodge for the cDsung Masonic
Aon illk' place. A fnll attendance II requested.
I.y order Of tho ". ~.
n = FLAuE SECRETARY
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Masonic BALL.-The prospective social
event upon which most plcasarablc antici-
pations are being builled is tho Masonic
ball on next Wednesday evening-Ncw
Years eve. The arrangements perfected
and all circumstances indicate that it will
be the most largely attended lall in the
history Of the village, and there Is no reason
why it should not he tho biggest success in
all particulars. Persons coming from abroad
arc assured every effort will he made to
render the hall pleasant for them.
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THE UTAH NORrHERS.-The Utah
Northern row-Gauge Railroad, for an
extension Of which into Montana certain
misguided persons were last spring willing
to plunge Montana into debt Of millions
Of dollars, is nice outfit In the winter. II
We recolIect rightly, il was snow blockaded
six consecutive weeks last winter, while the
U. p. and G. p. trains ran regularly. And
now this winter wc have like indications Of
the "hoodoo." Az per the following:
C0RixxE, Dec. II, 1878.
EDrros Nsw NoRrn-wDr:-
Knowing that you desire to be kept post
cd on the narow-gaugc, I take . few
moments to give you the news Of It: The
trains have not made trip from here 70
Logan since last Sunday Zone week ago To-
day. On Monday the train started down
from Logan, and was showed In the same
day near champions, " within sight Of the
stage road, where the train now il, being
unable either to como on or 60 hack. The
stages are running regularly.
From the Sals IAks Herald, De. ~
No trains on tho U. n. r. II. have reach
cd COrinne since hast Monday, the ruad
oDeing bl0ckaded with SNOW short distance
the other side Of HamptOn's. We have re-
ceived . letter from . gentleman who says
that he WAS put 10 great Inconvenience and
some expense BY the company not announ-
cling that their trains were stopped. The
gentleman with his family went 70 Cosinne
last week expecting to 80 ~ Logan, but
after waiting two days fGr train WAS COM
PEELED to return to this city.
Now, wOukin't that b > Jolly thing to
subsidise: showed In In ths Bear River
valley, and standard gaags trains and
coaches running M around II. What would
lecome Of Il On tho hsad Of eaahs River?
Aren't wc isolated enough without having
the stage line superseded By = narIov-
garage sailrnad?
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AD1D LODGE NJ TAoonA


The 1ov1, ~ Haxbor and The Track.
| I'VE ~ permitted 70 make the following eztrass
hus istsse write. By IL. Bessy Dewitt, dstsl
Taeosaa. Dc sth, ls7a,
y" Allison, Surprenant and others who
came from Montana, left me At Walla Walla,
they going on stampede to mines on the
headwates Of the Yakima, Is miles above
Wallula. l came ria the Columbia river to
kalama, thence by railroad and stage to
Olympia, and thence to this place by steamer.
l met here Messrs. Robbins and Geo. D.
Aessegee, formerly Of Blackfoot, who wish
to be remembered to old friends. Mr.. Jno.
G. HiIdreth, is keeping the Tacoma Drug
storc," neat little establishment. There
are two or three sites located here. The
first one is the old town site located by the
settlers some four or five years ago when
the steam saw mill with capacity Of CO.,
90 feet Of lumber every twelve hours was
built here, and is on the best and most
available part Of the beach. There is ON it
III or IL okl, and 80 or 90 new houses, with
an excellent new wharf running out from
shore about 200 feet and parallel with the
front about 200 feet with commotlious
warehouse ON it. Tho second town site is
the one located by the N. P. r. r. and is
called the 'City of stumps." Here the
railroad is graded; the track is laid to within
eight miles Of the shipping. The Railroad
Company is building on its town site .
large wharf and Hotel Depot 4Ox20O feet
and two stori es high. The mill company
have very large wharf over 1000 feet in
length with warehouses and stores ON it and
cl'utes to run the lumber down to the ships.
The entire beach taking in both town sites
and mill sites, is smooth and nicely graveled.
The bank above the beach varies from 30
to 30 feet and rises back gradually from
thence the entire distance Of both town
Sites with beautiful grade. The mill
property divides the two towns which at no
distant day viii be connected. The bay, or
harbor, is about six miles long and three
miles wide at the widest part with no rocks
or shoals to endangcr navigation, and ships
can reach the harlor by sail without the |
expense Of towage. The X. r. Co. is laying
track at the rate Of one mile per day, and |
trains arc expected to be running from
kalama to Tacoma about the last Of next
week, when there will be great change
in trade and travel here. The financial
crisis has been quite q drawback to the
thrift Of this place. Land spectators,
with big rings seem to have
cndeavored to 'gobblc'' things here, and
many buyers have leen discouraged and
left. Montgomery, the contractor, who
graded the road from TeninO to Tacoma
also left, with some 41O, 900 unpaid, leaving
many men destitute. These banded together
md stopped track laying. A compromise
has however been affected by the company
paying the men portion Of tho money due
hem from Montgomery and track laying
progresses without molestation
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Personal.

Col. W. F. Sanders returned to Hclsna On
Christmas day.
W. E. Cullen Esq, Of Helena, put in IN
appearance here this week.
Mcssrs. Geo. Kennedy and Ed. Corbin
spun over to Helena on Christmas Eve.
Mr.. J. N. Mason, formerly Of German
Gulcl', is located for the present in Portland.
Mr.. Alvin Lent returned to xissoula on
Tuesday from whence we hope to have
frequent tributes from "Tuthful James. I"
Dr.. L. 8. lesson, Mr.. James E. Owings,
Miss Ida Wilcox and Miss Julia Voolfolk
went Heleuawarvl Friday morning, and will
return on Tuesday.
Mr.. p. A. Largey, proprietor Of the Deer
Lodge and Helena telegraph line has been
here this week. Mr.. King, OF Bozeman,
also arrived ON Wednesday to take charge
Of the telegraph Office here, but up to the
time Of going to press the change had not
been fully determined upon.
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PANic ? ICES FOR PANIC TIMES.

PANIC ? ICES FOR PANIC VIMeS.
In order to meet eur Dastern psymsnts
promptly and t. assist our ersaitsss whose
wants are great and need Tor Money
greater. We have determined 70 make .
further reduction In our Prices
All Vol Cas!,mares reduced from $50
I" Sl.io per yard.
French P"plin, reduced from $3.50 to
siih per yard. +
slM per yard.
Royal Satincs reduced from 81. % 10 Tic.
i~r yard.
All Wool Plaids reduced from 800 to Tic.
per yard.
All Wool Plahls reduced from tI.25 to
N.W per yard.
English Mcrino reduced from 00c. IT, ..Jc.
per yard.
silk Poplins reduced from tl2.00 to 500
per pattern.
silk Poplins reduced from $3.50 to el2.00
rer pattern.
Ladies' Cloth G. ,ak. r~,accd from o. to q cach
% 16 to ~ each
Wv TO xI4.M 3"
- - atO - I"
q to 29 a"
Bed Spreads to 1. each.
Flour Sacks reduced to &i:.5O per hum
tired.
Flour Sacking reduced to i2Ac. per yard.
Grey California Blankets selling at $50
per pair.
Remnants of Dclaines, Caal,mercs, Esn-
press Cloths and ether DRESS Goods at lcSs
y Mems and Boys Clothing, Menus and
i"ys Boots and other go'Sls greatly n.
Z. I. BONNER L ca.
N;B..M rcsAcas knoWiAe tAsnas,vss
eosed 20 - asc urgently requested 70
asks 'aaaediate payment.
% r l. BONNER = ca.
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Wr.'"y ". Joe. II hereby authorized ~ General
Cn,vA.-in. Agent for the SEw SonrHWRsT. That's
8 = tn" Iu't.d .ttoa b. needs.
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ssI'.I.llc0lD(JA.

Rt,ErTEGis~.-sHsin- viii b. held ut the Court
NDrr At u 4, ~ and ~ y. NJ. Tomorrow, Rev.
J. u Ki.>rli. officiating.
l',i,N SHaisy s'lpol At the Count House At ~ r
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JewElsY Ato WA1cHes!

WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIR
ED PROMPTLY AND SATISFAC-
TORILY At REASONABLE
PRICES.
Jere!ry Manufactured from Montana Gold.
Having Located
At ROsENTlIAL's STORE, MAIN STREET.
am prepared TO manufacture jcwclry Of native gold,
~ repair watches aud yewery promptly and guarantee
the rutne. Nv prices will bc reasonable.
Having had many years experience In watch making
aud jewsling, am assured IN guarantccin: custom
crs GOOD work.
+. IIIRSCII
staGif
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call
and examine Hirscl,'s fine jcwclry at Jos.
RoscMthals.
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oOOO Yards oaspst, IN vazsstsss, 1t
2ss CHAS. BLUNS.

Persons In want Of cartridges and fixed
ammunition will do we'll to call and exam
inc WV. C0LExAN's stock, as he has the
largest and best assortment in the city.
go
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CLOSING OUT SALE!

In order to close out my entire stock Of
Goods within the next sixty days, win
sell
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
At Lower Prices than ever before offered
in Montana.
Nv stock |. II the he.t quality. and cmpsc- every
thing usuaIly kept In First. Class Dry Goods
aud Clothing ilouse.
A. intend closing out my business In iIcr Lodge
any sWriac. my stock will b. sold ut
LESS THAN COST,
FOR CASH ONLY.
Now IL the time Tor thosc wanting Clothing OF
Dry Goods Cheap. 10 iav In their supplies.
store tor s,r ar Ia 1T.
go Jos. RosenehaI.
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N0W ARRIVAL o.
aoo0D AJg11QUD snIS,
Jet end Fancy Jewelry,
Fine stock Of Docskins. Cashmere and Beavers.
Laccs and Fancy Goods Of an Descriptions At
CIIAS. BLUN'S
Deer Lodge, November g. 1873. 3s7-
BETTER LATE THAN NETER---
Those 10vs and Halliday GO0sls
hare Arrtred and e0M be seen at
VIM. COLEMAN6.
The Old Years Dasssins.

~ O. 4.
am fading from you. but one draweth near
Called the Asgel Guardian Of the coming year.
II my gifts aud graces. coIdly You forget,
Let the New Years Angel, bless and crown them yet
For We work together: he and are one.
Let him end and perfect all that have done;
brought good desires. though - yet bet seeds,
Let the New year make them blossom into deeds.
brought joy to brighten many happy days,
Let the New Year angel turn II into praise.
II gave you Sickness: II brought you Care
Let him make one Patience. and the other Prayer.
Where brought you Sorrow, through his care At
length
II may rise triumphant into future strength:
II brought you Plenty. all wcalths boanteous
charms,
Shall nat tho new angel turn them into aims?
gave health and Icissrc. skill to dream and plan,
Let him make them n0blcr work for God and man.
II break your idols. showed you they were dust,
Let him turn the knowledge into Heavenly trust.
II brou:ht Temptation. Let Gin die away
Into boundess pity, for all hearts that stray
II your list Of erors dark and long appcars
Let this newborn monarch melt them int tears.
My yos hold ,his angel desrss than the last.
30 b)ess hir futare while hs crowns my rast.
Deer Lodee n. r., Dec. 1919.
NEW GOODS
400 Z" PAL AND VIUT1R.
] On BON ssccivisx extensive shiposase Of sew
Dve~ 6osas
Shawis
Calisosnia ssa sesses F,anuele,
Tweetis and Jeancr,
Blankets.
GiDghamh
Knit Goods, &c.
The Best DsaaAs e
Blcached and Brown Muslins and Sheeting., EnbsOsd
cries, Ribbons and Fancy Goods, In great variety.
Ladies. Misses and Chillrens' WOODEN Horiery. Of
Ill descriptions.
Ny stock Of caspsts and Floor on
Cloths cannot he excelled In variety OF
styles and quality 1t goods.
ASSORTED STOCK OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
SACKS.
INST 8YD1AULD08 oU.
! carry the LARGEST Stock In this line Of any
house In Deer Lodge county, and Vau give o..
es0es0 the bs1e1t n Lev Prices, Which my
In making extensive purchases enable me
10 do.
An inspection Of STICK In STORE and WARE
HOUSE 10 respectfully solicited.
4 SIec,slty IN t;ras' Underwear, At
WhOlcaaie or Retail.
Orders filed with care and dispatch.
0RAS. DRUA
IA Main Street, Deer Lodge.
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Go to VIM. Cole mans la,s'
HOLIDAY Goods, Ts,y>, Etc.
.Jssssr Received. and in
1EnlllcA~ Variety.
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Endless Variety.
-s.AD.s
PRICES 70 SUIT TIE TIMES.
REDUCTI0y ~ hoard AND LODGING
SCOTT HOUSED.
oD..cr J.s,ssas, Montana.
To put the Scott House In accord with the times
have msdc Reduction In BOARD aud lodging to the
following Prices. to take effect o. and sitter Monday
October u. Is7S:-
TABLE BOARD, Pen WEEK : . 7oo
HOARD Ann ROOM FER WEEK zoe
EoAKD PER DAY. WITH ROOM zee
SINGLE MEALS 80 -
LODGINGS -
Having Iacfursi@hsd and RxateeA the Roous and
ar0's Of the Scust House and secured the services q
AnA. u. Msscta In charge u tho housekeeping N.
partment t;Wcses wl Ind this Hotel superior n al
IL Appointments - any Iloea "a ths wsrs ND.
Reading and Card Rooms
%oe Gentlemen.
Fin. PABLO. cssns i 1t lhe N.rv:e~
II Eu->'s.
40 effort viii b. epaFed sessd~r shs TAhlee sasis.
factory 10 the mos Epcarsaa sass~ and ~ hsastese
sp,~s'scs.
TAaskfui " p.., sssrnoaae< The ossaiasascs 4 4
y respectfully solicited.
sam. SCOTT,
NJ xrurS 1s.srsy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Money! Money! Money!

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THEM6EIvIS IN.
"A debseh to Murphy . Co.. a Dasce 3 Musphy,
Win pase call sn settle or hrfosc January l. f54
U there Win be additional c0st.
DANCE 4 MURPHY.
DeeS Ledge. Dec u. 1874 4s3-1e
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!
GERBER 4 DlCKINSO!

Have tho finest bar stock In the West Side or any
cehcs si9e aod two OF he bestfunnng billiard tables
ID The Territory. Special invitations to the whole
enOmunttv eo-e00e saA 80 ..
Holiday JewelSy at Hirsch's-'rhe hest
goods at lowest prices.
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FASHIONABLE DRESSNAKyNG.

FdSH7OVHBLE UKESSWHR7VV.
The usdessigued viii be plcaecd 10 receive orders
for Fashionable Dre,smakine. 1t msxlesste psicea
Ladies' having such work to do are invited to cal 1t
ny residence - street. between leh aaA Nh
MRS. WIN. u. wElNAR.
Deer Lodge, Der. II. Ixsa. x3s-im
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SELECT SCHOOL.
IIAvlND LEASED Tux y IVES HOUSE, on
Il tccoad street.. wlN on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER lllru. 1S73.
Opea Select School whess pupil. viii h. instructed
In the English branches.
TERMS q ~ yer moash In advance.
Two q thres girl. will h. accommodated with
board q Feaessahls rascs fw hard asd snitlon
3E-N r. LAWRENlE
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Yho Best Dranls e
Bleached and Bsown Musins and sheesing., Eubsoid-
cries, Ribbons and Fancy Goods, In great variety.
Lsdies', Misses and ChiLlrens' Woolen Hosiery Of
Ill descriptions.
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Ny stock Of Carpets and Floor on
Cloths cannot he excelled In variety Of
styics and quality NJ goods.
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DR.. RADWAY'S
Perfect PurgatiVe Pills,

perfectly tasteless elegantly coated with sweet gam,
purge, regulate, purify. cleanse Erd strengthen had
ays Pills. fer :hs Of Nil disorders Of the Stomach,
Liver, Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Servou, Diseases.
peps., Biliousnes. Bilious Fever, Inhamniatioa Of u.
Bowels, Piles, and all arrangements Of the Internal
Hiscers. Warranted 10 effect positive Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals, OF dele
a few doses Of RApwAY's PILLS will fro. u.
sys.en from all the above-nsned di.orders. Price,
cent? per box SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. .
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send one iettse
stamp 70 RADWAY Co.. No. - Warren Street,
voc.