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VIZ note he presence =; Greenonef
sor;ns, o! Hon. Il. G. DAVE, Nj. J. n.
CAx5ES. Speaker ". ". Miller and
o,he. Democratic lesderA It's supposed
tocos sor d conference WsS he'd 70 mSp
out Tie ne1t pant q the CElDE pro
gramme4pahsTs 70 consider the Astr.-
ney GnerlF s suggestion in he LaiepEId.
satfr The inpeachma; otGoT. JAcoE,
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0ATTie4 PeFaocl, q I0C2E 4ez eor:Sa.gr-.,,
Marriage. hes=E GT1SE x PSyH3a, TtSE----
orEGEie deA!1:J. GEsoEl!Ge1, GSaaE-y esF,l
BE Eho ps1cag k4EIeS zE4E IL cl.r q II
J-R1J neaEi1GAly eoe1es Il IL hloE =.
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M IOHN6TON

Nsahz o. he ROYAL c0llelE q SsfrsnEI. La
Sde, E-AAE2Se EToA O. q iAe E1E: sss-i-..
Co1eFes II o. Cuite4 Se1&e8. ~ IL 60.
~ q Iho1s ne - - pa n IL Gsi-I,
hAs eGee:e4 $50 lie nor Ll.ocs,sIrF -.
eTe1 ROEL 0kly nuGhjA4 With rsF-..r >
iSe kEaA sd can Via LAiEs5, E-eGt rf:Ts...
reSG, hetHR AAE-Deaa9 SKA k6.cSs. hI,st.
~, Tfth teqnsEt bsEI&:I. L;xaaA4 soz-
t98 viii ea11REE=t q ~. gs-s g
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'NARN FOR SALE

'FARH FOR SALE -
IeS4 muls ~ EFaoavAssA / pov4
ro1l1o, Gltl81g h LiPiA le0lnfY, v. Va .sOne
t2DDGD m IL hn1lgU1 he drI Of q heel-
tnE. q O. RAJ ~ Rairnnn& PlkS euatGinkRE
rs G9e9 d 2EIG-ellas lAnd, neaHIy IN Of WkIek
b IN EB8 Btgte q elfdTItjoa- Tx improve
DG2b Ne Al oLtAI6e8G 6oniFttnR Of = Rgek
H0GIe Containing GleHG1 Moons, TitA al he
eoGTeliGpes ne1tRl \ hFES eS:EEa Supplies
II viii Al tbSVBlef G6rVkJeh rGIn VGtef l. nsed,
- T6Re11llBO laERs BaEn, VtGA Oaltaes StG-
hlS roo4bU HoEb1 G11 tWelty lad II Cattle
Geeua Hp1Be, CON erb, AEiek Gmnhe Hose
CGiee1 H01Be, E1d Eood HEENk F'OEEnlH6l
eo1tatAlDl f1lR Eoo0GS ut1h Alrthaa G1A Rehn1l
H1lhe N1tAIn GhnEt 1lt1noe, n ga laad .
SSd T1tore4, Ena1 AEVCE.tRtltsG Eea GttSe hGr1.
IAefe 3 q rod YIn6gard a. CahV6a id O0u-
eEd GfAPe2 0nd kfR0 1lnhGg q IL beseOo-
hetioa a 1TGit 1FteS In fan he1yi1R, eoEsiSttRR
q AppleA, PeEO, PeaeAGl, PiEnG, Cherries En1
Ql4noeL With AlDoSR an he GfSt eIGHtI d
O11A hEit CrOl1 70 tAia p8Tt Il IL e0snkTJ.
.AHy peeS0a desihHg . god boR9 naaF % IL
city q v heehnE, yAerO tAsy al Probably as
PoeS q UhAteVof the9 nay Eaise IL - fasE3et
win 20 WI to0h a tt RhlaibeE. mo Nd
give ~ IL Deeo011ry inf1Iu8toa- fenSeS1Y.
p-6AV n I. WAYNAH.
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special Notices.
Obstacles to Marriage.

HAIRY RSIIsf fer IOGBg HGB from Lbe a.
Gsc:s Il EIroEs 40 Ab5L-z O! eAI.y LIE. MI
kon4 restored Iape4!zsats 70 Marriage re
-oTe4 NsU Method * tHeatDsEt HsU End
:esnAfkab.e reahcieA Books AID etrcuitrt so;
iree. Il Ee4ied e.Jel02es. A66dES. HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, 80. Soz;A SiGiA 81, PE!lA-
GslpALL, Pa .-AE BE;itscOa EIv.nG hiSh repa.
;1tOa -: b0oo:IhA oosdse; AID professional
tEL y!s'GAU
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ToCTG M

Especially, Tbo lave beez ~ Tse..z. o; -.
DNIes, Ia; sreAStEl ~ e.ssyl-;.I, -.
ThjcA EEIsAgy ETeE58 70 - E=:.=-.T ~.
thnlb4EdS q GOGeg No q De r,.4: st,s'.
tllesf And b:iItksi !r:slse.. Ga5 c.F:; -.
EiDS hare GatE.ee4 h8:E1lR 6CaA:ss No =.
ihRndRF q eSoSsEsee. q TItA . ecs:L:J >.
thEtniHE lTTG, SJS W. ~ eres..s.s
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Medical.
Baltimore Lock HOSPITAL
BABTII0RE, h.,
Off, &dA Fra&1ss& !s-.s.
DR. !0ESoS

EGs tlbnoEest4 ;HE B1s. Css-l. 49,.
Oaly Rectal RsDsey Z ~ W.. =, I.
EeaS Of he B6cE q Lab, Ssre-s.sS ~
Of lie kj4s<ys 40 BsAAsf. fEBs go, ,I-rf. -
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Eioe - :. =. PLl5 iE:Sec q ~ Esl--- -
", fre8b1HE. 0lR9eas e Ear.: {, -.
diseases q We HE1k, TE-saG G.ss e -, -
Gecf.0as q ise I've. LEaEA, StzGt.s q -.
-:hose ft!Ii5se DlHGEHsEs ESGEzE ~ -
HAhilA0f G6Gik-A8GElR - sas.t.T1 trIr-,.
nore a:Ii % ~. Tses=I ~ .. SEES = -
syFEeS % ihe GRiSsa q ClJNtss, 3 - =
dR9aE DSEEGkeG, n, ilpolEEsle -
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NARRLL6R

REJECT hat bOSD6 nin6 40 h1tJ L:t lie "a
rsoeas1EJ requisites % peu51:< c1-1S.E -,
ptHess- ISdeaa, T!tSo:; sSAFe ts4 J5-..I
thlUlGA he bee0Dhs YeAHy plFTi1Lrt II
pRoJpPet bO2EiY 6AEke1s 70 iSe T.sT. IL u.
hecoaes SASdOTed VIII 6a7At: ~: -: -
he EelEoeholy re4sctSoc "a; lie E;f,i.si q
49, -. 49,. - 81 N.
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YOUNG NE

Who have IEjared thsaEsRvo1 By SeztAI =.
Ece tB6Elgedta Wbes Al1se, Eklii Ee,l
le6Tpe4 troa eT!! eo5IasjocS @ ~ scSEst y
eEeetS Of ThieA ETe nightly XII. eSea We ~,
And II 70; eRra radon marriage Ds;as..;
AI4 eesSUys hO;A tstE6 And h,otJ, As1:G ~
tEEedtGtely.
What ply tkIi yOEHE IA Tie Hrs II,
country, tAe darling Of hts pkrsaia. L:ScE :
tnAtehed fsua Al pcosP1ctI 40 esSoJrkz1
life By Ut eoESerGebeE4 o. 6ET:G;trE t-oc =
pAIh q nItGFe and fn4ElEtng I. esEat= tlc,I
kGbtt sHr4pe-S01s aoEs- 6e1oeE oo.;szp it.Is
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DISEASES OF TPRCpESCR


When he EiaEIi6td Gr4 t=Esoe=; VA u
pleasure 1H6I ke bAs tzh!ke4 lie SeE:s q -
painful GEeAAe. q 100 ocges bAp5kGA -: l.
GDe9 ReGAe Of G&8neo O Gfe44 Of ttse,TE! Z
m In E:un GpplytnE % thoAe VIC re ..
eA;3Oa AID rEsp6G:Bhikty, an Aole l<-.e.
III, dslGJtnS IN Ne eoEEtIt3t{n.L tyz;2G'
Of tkIa koGH59 e!AeaN make H.: I;;sia.t
tztEA pAtls n Ihe keAA Ard GEha, Gntss %
EEht de4tceba, nodts @ - GA.H !nca l.!
EynE, h50sche8 O. the SeE5. fEeP ~ t@EE5Ez-
pFoGeasiEE win hiEhttal r1D!3isy. L 3: q
lie pAa:EoG Tie EoGA - TIE bose Il IL -
hu n, AID he T:e:tR Q! iSiG GgfsI Gs<4SS =
oo5es = hovt6 oejee; Of eo==Ist:1fi5s- :
dab putB = period . klE GTeAttll EISa-.tga z
ReD4tEg lin 20 STk1i UE4hopVese. Co.'S
ku9 TSEooe 70 traveller FE:EEIL-
III EekacAoly GIct "a: tA9SE:5 ;. 4 x
tns . thiS terrible eiAease, eS.sR . ~ :!
Aktt1BOlS Of tgDoE0st pEGtee6esH. T:Io 81 Ii
Rse o. ;hGt DEAoGT ROiSoS, nEIaEEI, n
eoaEdtstos, AID make he reEs4rt < 4szss
OFNCEL7 SOUTH FREDERICK s7gHE
Fen bEcd E6e Eotng non BAlGE6rs 80.
lev 6Oors froa theoncDE. "PAl ~ : q
EesTG E3ae ~ zG=5eE.
~ No leStesS received EElaEI pos: -. L,
eosttnlEZ EtElp 70 bo1sed &C tke PTg =
hoos writing tboaA E:8te EEe nd A.: ~
TSe Doe:ns'i DIPLoI4 HIS Il ~ ~
ENDORSEMENTS oP TIE FgES
TAI ny thoasAAds card u Is ssIis!
Dnut wilma The lasI tTea;Y yeEys, -: ~ Il:
ecUaS important Surgical Opt-LH0s8 iEsl.r-r.
b Dr.. Johnston, Witnessed 81 sAk ss;.c:ss
TIE SCH. AID many otb7 paper, sscap
Uheh GppeEE6d LEAln 40 GEIsH hsIs-t ~ =.
Ee, btstdes Ids BtGndiIG - Ets;ArL: q ~.
GeteE And responsibility, L sSGs.st: IIGI.-i
70 de Ga!e1ea
Gkin dtIaSsS speedily cared Sur
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TAXI PARTICULAR Soucz


DT. J. Actresses ~ tAo4t Tho AGVS 4. T..
AaESesTeS b. tE7rop2 HeziEs=.ss ~: So,
kkAits, Vh1eA TliS 6otA bo3y ~ Xxx, S-.-,.,
thsa fox sStAer SSst1nss, cay, hoac:y c ~
rage.
TkessErenae oItke ~ I'D z,esA-,asyy z
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q, P14pltA:ios Of he HeaES OySsAsA St:Tsc,
ITItASGitJ. Des1aHe=ssi q Ge 0.Es=tt
RgnetioES, GenenI DShIli;y. SyEYoGs = q.
GsHpana, *
nneh 70 Be draaAed-Loa oEGe1CEy. CIe.x,
a IGeAa, DePFezSS1a q Splriu, b. E.srsG
ffes, ATeES5de 70 SoSe:J, Sc! D!ss-Lst ~
q solitude, T&Ei6ify, Ec-, G'e tSc-s e ..ssJ.1
PEudreed
Tb0Gs1Dds q peEHoas Of Al GEes - -
ia6se 1Es: u III e8ESe u tAe.1 6ecl--.2Z Ia
loE4n1 Lhe.E Woo. beeoGIEE SeAk ;1s. !.
OUEB and lAe3Atsa. kATirR > EtEEIA' ~.
are bEE01t Tie eySs, oo1C1 AID az y.zG,
CulsEcEsils
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WANTED.

Applications (Ei;h tesunoaiGll) ioe he chair
Of ASGest Lks1E1Ses G9d EtEEtG.e N HeS
Y!rTiEia University viii b received Ultl Al.
R7sf 2eIh, u vniek tine tAs Regain viii eiect-
sGiGyy SiEj0 Pal ten beE4E8 hGptEnbtH },
G. c. sTUR6ISs. see'y,
GaU HorEtrtOHs. Y. Va
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-09
T" CUTE.n

Size 16x2O inches, 16 celors. Ac-
knowledged by all to be the hand
soonest and most valuable premi-
UNI picture in America. Every
subscriber is presented with this
Chrome at the time of subscribing,
(no waiting), and also receives q
numbered certificate emitting the
holder to share in the distribu-
ton of 5000 in cash and other
premiums.
The distribution takes place on
the second Tuesday in June next.
The Chrome and Certificate sent
on receipt of price. Specimen
copies, premium list, ETC., giving
full particulars sent free to any
address. -
AGENTS WANT,ED-Either
local or canvassing in every town.
Large cash pay andithe best outfit.
Send at once for terms. Address
DUB F7RESLDE FRIEND, Chi
cago, Illinois. p ap5 ON.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-09
TUCSON, YUMA G. SAN DIEGO
UNITED STATES
T r Nv E E K L Y
MAIL LINE.

Coaches arrive at Tucson every
Monday, Wednesday and Satur-
day mornings, and depart lat 4
P. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, until further notice.
Time to San. Diego, five days.
This will enable the travelling
public to reach San Francisco in
eight days. Fare to Yuma 500;
fare to San Diego, lgold coin or Its
equivalenD S90.-A stage, carry
ing the q. S.. mail. will leave
Maricopa Wells for Phenix every
Monday morning, returning next
day = connecting at Maricopa
Wells with the Yuma and Tue
son mail line. This is the quick
est and safest route from Northern
Arizona to Tucson and Yuma,
connecting at Yuma with J. Il,
Capron's stages for San Diego,
California. u E'.83 mlo
MOORE & CARR, Proprieters.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-09
Approved'Feb. 18th, 1873,

An old Scotch lady had an even
ing party, where there was a
young man present who was to
leave fcraa appointmentin China.
AS he was exceedingly extrava-
giant in his own conversation
about himself, the old lady said,
when he was leaving: "Take
care o. yourself when We are awa';
for, mind We, they eat puppies in
China"
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
ESTATE OF ROBT. CoLLEER,
DECEASED.

Notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate of Robert
Collier, decd, to present the came with
the necessary vouchers within ten months
after the first publication, to the under
signed. special administrator OF the said
estate, at his place of business in the town
and county Of Yuma. HALL HANLON,
July 3lst, 1873. Special Admir-.
an. 2 4t.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-09
NJ Q G

DY AN ORDER OF THE
u BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Of Yuma County, passed July %,
1873, abolishing the TERRIFIC
RIAL CONTINGENT FUND. Of
said county, / am directed to give
notice to the holders of Warrants
drawn on said Fund, that upon
presentation Of same to me, they
will receive in lieu thereof War
rants on the GENERAL FUND
of Yuma County.
All parties holding Warrants on
the TERRITORIAL CCNTIN-
GENT FUND are requested to
present the same for transfer as
early as possible.
JNO. S. CARR,
Treasurer Yuma County.
Office of Treasurer, Yuma, A. r.,
July 10Th, 1878. au2 1t
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SATURDAY, AUG. 8, 1873.
.gGYItn AN ACT ST
Relating to the Care and Treatment
of Insane Persons.
AN ACT
Be it enacted 5y the Legislature
assembly the Territory Of Ari-
coma: ~ 80 y -~is

SECTION /. The Governor of
this Territory is hereby authosiz-
ed, in person or by such agent as
he may appoint for that purpose,
to contract, on the part of this
Territory, with the authorities of
the State Of California, or with
the proprietors of any hospital in
said State for the proper keeping,
treatment and maintenance of
insane persons of this Territory
if in his Judgment, such contract
can be made upon reasonable
terms, and in such manner as to
secure the skillful treatment Of
such persons. -
Sec. 2. Whenever such contract
Shall have entered into the Board
Of Supervisors Of the several coun-
ties in this Territory, may, in
their discretiou,' whenever any
person in their respective coun-
ties shallllave been found insane
and ordered to be confined, cause
sucn person to be sent under
proper care to such hospital.
SEC. 8. The expense of sending
such person to such hospital shall
be borne in all cases by the res
pective counties, from which such
persons are sent, but their eXpen-
ses and all charges for their care,
treatment and maintenance while
at such hospital, as well as ex-
penses incident to therefrom or
death, shall be chargeable to this
Territory.
Sec. 4. The Governor shall, from
time to time, certify to the Terri
torial Auditor the amounts due
under such contract as shown by
properly verified accounts rem
,dered to the Governor, by the
owner, proprietor or managing
agent, OF any Institution with
whom such contract may be made.
which accounts so verified shall
be made at least once every three
months, together with. a state
ment showing the condition of
any such person or persons under
treatment at said institution, and
it shall be the duty Of the Auditor
to draw his warrant on the Ter
ritorial Treasurer for said amounts,
and the, Treasurer shall pay the
same out of any money. in the
Territorial treasury not otherwise
appropriated. y a
SEC. s. This act shall take effect
and be in force from and after its
passage. '~s $3.50 sa,.s-yT y
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-09
NEW MEAT MARKET T
MAIDEN LANE, BETWEEN THIRD
AND FOURTH STREETS. 2

The undersigned bees leave to announce
70 the residents of Yuma that he has
opened Meat Market on Maiden Lane,
in the stand formerly occupied by Redon,
do & Bro, where be Will keep constantly
on hand
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-09
From the Two Republics. City of Mexico
y The City of Galveston. e ga

|
study and efforts to promote the
commerce of Mexico first, through
its Gulf ports, we have had our
lattention turned towards those
lchannels to be easiest Of develop
ment. Consequently the trade of
New Orleans. the first and oldest
commercial ally, was the first to
demand attention, and which we
have constantly presented. There
are other points worthy of atten-
ton, and among them is the city
of Galveston, which is rapidly
growing into Importance. This
port, which a few years ago whose
transactions were confined to the
trade of q few small schooners and
other like small craft, has gradu-
ally developed until it has become
an important commercial empo-
rum, with large sailing ships and
splendid ocean steamers, depart
ing daily with their cargoes each
OF two and three thousand bales
of cotton and fair compliments of
hides, horns and talloW, and other
articles of expectation; and re-
ceiving corresponding cargOes of
Northern and European goods.
With the net of railroads in
Texas now under construction, all
being tributaries to the commerce
of Galveston, that city has the
most tiattering prospects before it.
All of the Houston and Texas
Central railroad and its eonnec-
tiOnS are completed, and now
there are two daily through trains
from Galveston to st. Louis and
thence to all parts of the North
and West. The railroad auxil-
iaries ofTexaS have already de-
veloped the commerce of Calves.
ton to such an extent that it is
desirable In behalf of the interests
Of that port as we'll as the port
of Vera Cruz, that a line ofsteam-
ers should be started between
them. The advantage ofincreas-
ing communication with the
United states to weekly voyages
will not only promote the increase
of travel between the two coun-
tries, but it will develop greatly a
trade which naturally belongs to
those two points; a character of
trade which isnow being enjoyed
by New York with the ports Of
tropical countries.
Those tropical articles that go
from the Antilles and Central
America to New York, thence to
st. Louis, and are distributed in
the North west to a great extent,
can be carried from Vera Cruz
to Galveston, and their distribu-
ton will commence at that point |
throughout Texas, on the lines of |
her railroads through Arkansas
and Missouri, and at less cost to
the consumers than now has to
be paid, by their shipment sthrO'
the other ports and railway routes.
The produce of the Northwest,
which has to find its way by te-
dious routes to New York and
thence to Vera Cruz, will cease to
flow into those channels; the pro-
ducts Of the country between St.
The Arizona sentinel., 1873-08-09
BEEF,
MUTTON, 20
VEAL,
PORK,
GAME

in its season. Hotels ard restaurants sup
piled at short notice. Orders from the
country promptly attended to.
Jlyl9tf l.. A. SMITH.
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STATE GRANGE. E. p. Cotton, Ira
burgh, Master; Z. L. Hovey, st. John
bury, Secretary.
subordinate Oranges.
No. /. Green Mountain, St. Johnsbury.
G.. l.. Lawrence, Master.
No. ?. Rising.Sun, North Danvillc.
f. Vance, Master.
No 3. Lake, Newport.
Chas. Idc, Master
No. 4. Orleans, Glover.
c. p. Owen, Master
No. .. Black River, Irasburgh.
f. p. Cotton. Master
No. 6. Essex. West Concord.
II. c. Woodward, Master
No. :. Union. West Danvillc.
". a.. n,.4l...,
No. 3. Washington, Cabot.
\. NJ. Foster, Master
No. ., Caledonia. East Hardwick,
c. j. Bell, Master
No. TO- Marshfcld, Marshfeld
c. III. Newton, Master
No. II. Excelsior, South Pcacham.
Geo. d. Mcars, Master.
No. H. Harvest, Calais.
]. X. Tobey, Master
No. -. Winoo,ki, East Montpelier.
j. l., Coburn, Master.
No. II. star. sutton.
d. L. Ruggles, Master,
No. Ii. Enterprise, Lyndon Center.
Charles Taylor, Master.
No. lG. East Lyndon.
No Ii; Gihon. North Hyde Park.
Luther Griswold, Master.
No Is Frontier Franklin.
III. {. Colcord, Master.
No. 10. Tyler Branch, Enosburgh.
VIM. McAllister, Master,
No, 20. Eagle Ledge, East Gilmore.
Alonzo Jenness, Master
No %, Sheffield Sheffield.
Bradley ingalls,, Master
No. "a. Ethan Allen, Milton.
\. B. Ashley, Master
No. p. Rose Valley, South Whcelock.
l.. G.. Gray, Master.
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BLANK BOOKS Are specially with
- us. We have everything in this line We
have one of the best az not the BEST appointed
Blank Book manufactures In the state. Every
thing Is new ana in good shape, and we have
man In charge OF II who understands the bust
ness In all It's details. We have a stock OF first
class ledger papers, and invite banks, manufac-
turing companies, &c, TO examine our stock and
prices. GLOBE PAPER co.
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CHANGES IN VERMONT.

STATE GRANGE E. p. Cotton, lras-
burgh Master; Z. L. Hovey, St Johns
bury, Secretary.
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STATE GRANGE. "A meeting of the state
Grange. p. of H.. will be held at st. Johns
bury soon, The lecturer of the National
grange is expected to be present. Due
notice will be given Of the date of meeting
and it is hoped that there will be n full
attendance OF all members, as very impor
tant matters will come up.
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Notcls and Timing 4'onms.
u \ II u W ELL no USE.
d. u. CRAUTON. Proprietor

The BABDWELL HOUSE Is located opposite
the Depot, aud has long been favOrably known
10 the travelling public. II has been recently
improved, now alfordng the best and most
ample accommodation to guests.
The TABLE will be supplied with all the
luXuries Of the Season, and every attention VIII
be paid to the comfort of its patrons.
In the future, as In the past, the PrODrlc tor in
tends TO make Il first -class lIouSo--afIording
all the comforts OF home to the traveller. The
public patronage IS solicited.
A GOOD LIVERY la connection with the
House.
Attentive PORTERS win be found at the De
pot on the arrival OF all trains.
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From Bellows Falls Tlmes.D
the Westminster MOnument

The monument to be erected by the state
in memory of William French and Daniel
lloughton who were killed by British
troops in the court house at Westminster
March 10, 1,.J, has been contracted with
p. b. Laird of st. Johnsbury 1t is to he
of Blue Mountain granite, the face feet
, inches square. height from face to shaft
s. feet surmounted by an octagon shaft 10
feet high, the total height being lGS feet.
The inscriptions are to be as follows on the
front or east side:
"William French, shot in the Court
House at Westminster March 18th. no
Just beneath on the plinth:
Erected by the state of Vermont in
1878"
On the haze in largo capital letters the
word
FRENCH.
ON the north side OF the die;
daniel lIoughton, shot in the Court
House at Westminster March 18th, no.
ON the base in large capitals
"lIOUGHTON
On the south side ST the die, in sunk let
tiers, the following fac-simile of the insCrip
tion from the original stone;
"ln Memory OF WILLIAM FRENCH.
son 10 Mr.. Nathaniel French. Who
Was shOI AT Westminster March We 18th,
100 by the hands Of Cruel Ministerial tools.
OF GeOrg Nc I'd, In the Courthouse at II a clock
al Night In the 22d, year Of his Age.
HERE WILLIAM French his Body lies.
For Murder his Blood for Nengence cries.
King GeOrg the third his Tory crew
tina with bawl his head Shot threw.
For Liberty and his Country's GOOD.
he lost his Life his dearest blood,
On the west side of the location of the
court house from the monument will he
given, being North sli degrees east, /,
rods. The seclectmcn, acting as agents
for Gov. Converse, after a through en-
animation of the varieties of American and
Scotch granite as being the most durable
and freesl from foreign substances.
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PRICE THREE CENTS.
Chr 8utlana Daily Glohe.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER /, 1873.
Thc ..,Inn in The Noon,

she ..rInn In the Moon,
On, "mau in the moon~ oh, "maD In tho
moon! :"
wonder who you are
You're a dull-looklng fellow to live 50 close
To the frightened evening star.
As you ride around with the fair full moon
You look crooked and ugly and old
But guess she likes YOU pretty wei,
Or she'd shake you on In the cold,
Oh whore did YOU come from, old man, OLD
-, They say you have sticks on your back,
Like pcddlcr with his pack,
Perhaps one time YOU lived down here
Ana Miss Moon wanting fancy things,
Snatchcd you up TO her to get hold Of your
And then couldn't unite the stringsi
And 50 you've lived with her ever since
ANA got used TO her rowing ways
bul mink old man, you VIII carry your rack
To The very end OF your daysl
Perhaps you felt proud when you nrst went
=. Felt grand to be living up 50 high,
For surely not one IN thousand years
can ride around In the sky!
But pity YOU now, poor old 'fnan In the
moon %
Don't believe you are happy at all.
with Your heavy pack and your crooked back
And the constant fear Of Il fall
And think that we folks that live down hero.
And don't try to get so high,
Are happier far for were never afraid
OF falling, br-dnd-by.
>, ", y. in Christian Union.
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WRAPPING PAPER

Merchants using printed wrapping viii do
well TO consult US before ordering as we make
rs low iigures AZ New York or Boston Houses
ana give better accommodations In asserting
lois, while great saving can be made on
freight. GLOBE PAPFR co
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New HAVEN MARKET On Tuesday las,
there were shipped from this station 49,.
$50 lbs. OF butter, 14,612 of cheese and a
bbls. of eggs. Butter sold for 25 to Soc
chccyc IL to 12lc. eggs zoe per doz