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mathematician gfatteS 25 St8.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02


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Ode Der GGiperts MAJ SrGuFIiufrdAe.
I'm uno nab DtlttUod, cen %. IRct 1873, gCben
bic 8i9e ab uno tcmrncH an, Dis iolst (9altimorer
3eiD:
$50 81 orq ZEN 8ofiua fir 6GgersloWn uro aac
S%tatt0nen an orr SQ9n toHmt IN 9u5er5toWu I'M
tl.45 W(orqens an.
1925 RadmittaQs NJ 6Guicstonu=Qte
tomo6ations@3ug iHr UteaantcstoluH uno ale
8wiibsnpldge.
5.25 Wat mtttogs Bug uQt Rrcz
ocrtt uno 6aserstopa, GngI,tcnb in Steoenion's
Zane, 9wing'6 Wii1f, HCtiteritorun, Cant. Nlits
miRfter, ggipzgEluoior, Union SIiole, TrbCrid
9untlton, Dec IHlcstUrun uro On altu GtntioneH
lpelllb p0U WeharicSiODn, fonnt III 5ager5toua
nm $50 Abtnos al. Suti6 en- : %rrbinounq
ntthem Gotr3ug in @ilcn morris mad oGmfcGo II.
MeitminIer. uro mt ocu got uuO SrpIeB : Sheen
in B&edGHicftQ Un nab 5unittsbufq, Hn6 an oCr
2SGuEtsbOrO' citation nab EaduEcsCoTo', ia.
3tetour' Si9e, an Guen BIdEcH Gr5altruo, D~erlGiCn
8a9erstown mn 7.3l Dorgers o. ! 40 9tGdlmIttCas,
UtchaHicstorUn um i. "a uH6 8.4S U(9racH5 uub 2.55
RabmittGgs lHb fOnmed in Baltimore um o.ij
RorQcns. 1926 uub $50 GaamittGos an.
Seine Slige SOrNtGg5- ". -. JprSan,
G3erGrGi=5rnhtz unb Bufugterz4ge1lI
1881 S0bn Z. NigIeD, Sen. fGupei %tHttn6ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
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Steler %rei8enoe, mlr 3 WteiIen bon Der StaOt an Der
gSalttnlore. Is aluerto y n4Giienbabn" 9eIeaene
SonlTler' 8ergnit9un8splaB lit iebt gcDftrst uno ei9net
ltb noriu8sweiie fir Yicuics mn annere 4usta9s=
Yartie'n. We9en oes NQberen u]erueieu mir af Die
4u3eioe!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
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9emotrateu sablrei6er. benin lett gan9et1l,
a1s, nm fid on ben Yrimdrpablen Der abs
Qeoroneten fir Die beutige, nit 4niielun9
zines @auoioaten fiir's Maporsan1t betralte
Staotcouuention 81 betbeiligen. Gs 1telen
I'M @ansen 1858 Stinmen. BON ipeld'en
11,18O Der Ganiant'iAe, 7178 Der gatrob'lfe
gettel erbielt. Der @ritere Iie9te in iieben5ehn,
Ser 2eetere in brei, Der s., II. uno Is. Baro,
unb sroar in Der s. NIT 48, i'll Der II. NIT 100
unb in Der Is. nit 68 Stimn1en. Die @abl
perlief trot Der resen 8ethelllaun9 unb Der
eifriaen anitrengungen be,oer 3hel!e tbrenl
ausertoreler gum 5iege gu perbcIfen, i'm au@
gemeinen rubig NIB oroentlldl.
Nadfebeno fOlst oaS 8eiuItat Der @abl IN
not, piu,pIuPu gSarbS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
Dag D0mfOf5d1jff ..Nheffern

it pdbtenO Der @rcurFous5eit gu Oermietbcn.
6r. u. 81. 8rainaro, Qgcnt, Bier Jir. I,
Eig6titr.z 8erfte, ertbeilt ndbere Iu5fnnit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
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NfnhfEfr -=HSriirfp

it jest %er6ffnet. User fif G%rboluug oeri6af.
fen Ooer ieiue @lieOer ltarfeu mil, petidume
ut9t, bieie Anitalt III beiudeu!
Dd6 Sob sprin9z 0Otel"
81 gleH 6Od, Dorf. @ountp, go, 1T aQen
0eneu, wslde Den CONNER auf benz gauOe
8uSubringen piiuiden, beiteuS Su enpiebttn.
Jtiberes lit in Or. "a, Glib barpiruBe, 81
erfahren,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
Excelsior Soothing Syrup,

ADC60"0W DOOENtWg NyTNps
@tnbunnert Dollars be5Oblen mir Se0cm. peIbet
nGtlUeti't, bGB nur Die alergernqfte Ultnqe Wcrz
plum ooer Opium IN .. Nthter's Excelsior 500
thing Syrup, ME oieies bel alien anoerr Der Ials
~eutbalteu III.
0iuttar, gebt MIR ibn QUEEN 9inbern, nann nerbet
tbr lie GebGlteH; oerielbe etIeibtert bas 3abneu unt
9lsbt ibncu ciuGn 9%eiunoen 5hlai. - Seber Ipotbeter
bat Soothing Syrup aui Eager; greis 20 Gents pre-
Slaide. u. & Il. gid1ter,
(I2dri8.1 St&u4P) Raltimprs, Rb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
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mefhc Ibre !26bHe tgnierpirtn uno ueTid0netu po(z
In. = Qie OFT unb ME Olet be oeridteoenen BrGpa.
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bu miniber iihrtg Iafien, BAT ieoer SetGetliaie Iebft
%etabren. 0r. 1r. Saurenbaa,, @te Der Gutans uno
Carbohydrates, bat sroilh etlUGs gang porSigllhes
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TURKEY MY CAB Httnftur.
@epriltt uno smpToblen ron Den perren gabndr5ter
0oupes, aee6, Burton, 8ud DC.
so Gents pro Sldidje.
BET auen 8ro9uiftsn uno Apotbeern iu baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
@icnic inn BARLEY 0arFc" am a.
C1uIf

St. 9eter0ebiliuS, OerSeruatter 0e8 y8ar-
leps ParfeS," ma4t istnen SreunOen IL. SIN.
nern Die an8ei9e, bag er 6reitlg, ben 4. Sui,
ein Ylcnic mt Sommernu9t8ieit OtranfiaIz
ten miro. Siehe 4nieige!
Der vSalttmoier GurnDerrtn"
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ben nit Yreisturneu uuO 8pramioenbau, am
6reitag, ben 4. Suli, in 0tot's 5ain. 8il.
lete fino in Der y&urnbale," gtr. 50, NorDs
@entral@auenue Gllb bel alien Mit9IieoerH gu
baben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
Isabelle

iiber rem r~nittleren tG9liden nnb monatIiGen Stanb
Des 0Qromcters unb SbCrrnometers i'm sunni 1873.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-07-02
9te ssfrIaen SeEtanfs auf Der bIeFaen g0ris be
f,O00 TturplanO-S
AoID. oufber Gtrnsa
8ertdtet bon Wm. St1ber S S0bnen
ST. 30 @nuthfrnbn

V. ct. neue D per Gent....--.......... .....fli1
y. 81. 9urrencg
DatiipuTl 9jH
son. uno ct. Soc 0ebt-~.--......-..-... 924i
Gennefee Ser, 7.4
Z Coupons. ............... 70
A0ros& aroliRo Ser, ueu. Is
- SOGp0ns. .............. %
n peBlQltar..-.... ........ Y
BtCqiHia Ger, Hen .................. =. .... 50
Z COUPONS $500, ARR
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-22
NO. l3


manners, says he, in snserin' whisper.
II bad you outside, and it wasn't
Sunday, says |, I'd larn ysI manners !"
and not feslin' in devotional frame Of
mind, took my hat and liz out-not
caring tuppencc il did tread on the
Pharlsee's corns as | PASSED.
He growlsd something that didn't
sound much like blessin, but ! didn't
hear it distinctly.
What the deuce is the reason thinks
|, everybody knows I'm from the coun-
try, 1t must be my clothes, thinks |;
SO | determined to notice the fashions .
little.
Il saw number OF gentlemen driyin'
up to the church door in their carriages,
and observed that they all wore long
frock coats with bright buttons, and had
high hats On with little msjiggers stick
in out Of the top.
ia struck il at last, The owners OF
such turnout coRldi he but dressed in
the fashion. If could only rig myself
out in that style, felt safe sgin any
more allusens to my bein from the coun
try.
Known good deals to be lsrncd
by akin questions, l stepped up to one
OF the swellcst lookin' Of the gents
'S'posin' it wasn't Sunday says !
would you mind tellin' feller where he
could match that toggery OF your'n, and
what might be The tariff on il
AT fust he semcd to think Was chat
fin him, and he was goin' to git surly;
but seein I was in earnest. he put on a
wnDin' smile
From the country, see, says he.
IL used to be, says /, stammerin'
out as near lie as my conscience wonld
let me, considern' what day it was.
'You can got rig like this at Slopps
& Co.'S, says he, they've got EN- at
all prices TO suit purchasers and he
gave me the direction.
L thanked him kindly, and early next
mornin' called Slopps& L Co.'S, and af-
ter good deal OF dckerm' on my part
aud saickerin' though l cans tell ..
what--on the part Of the eountsrhoppers,
got this here fit out at price which
I'm under solemn promise u keep Sc
cret I'm sorry ! didn't get chance to
try its effect in the city You see 1t was
too fine for week days, and before aneth-
er Sunday | come away as my pocket.
book was beginning to run low.
Hullo" exclaimed Snipp, the vii
lage tailor, joining the group as, Budd
finished his narrative what's all this.
Come here Snipp, and take lock at
the fashions, said Dick Lathers You
oumitigated old fossil, you We been. dress
in us all a thousand years behind the
age Budd has brought US the very lat
est style.
Latest s,yler cried Snipp--' why that
is q suit OF liysryv
Much you know about it J said Budd
and as for its bein' liver.colored, you
don't see one gent in ten driven out on
Fifth Avenue dressed in anything else.
And Budd strutted Off majestisally,
fully convinced he was the best dressed
man ever seen in Swillport, And that. 81
mon Snip, who had draped him from
hoyhood, was an antiquatcd sarsor.al an.
Ii progressive, whose future professional
efforts should be strictly confined 70 the
darning needle.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-22
Spurgeon Impiety.
From the Chicago Time..l


Mr. c. b. Spurgeon has said and done
many things, in his time, in furtherance
of what might be described as ''jocular
religion and comic salvation. But at
the late anniversary Of the London mis-
sionary society, at Exeter hall, he outdid
himself. Speaking of prayer, he said,
" Oh. for more prayer! hal an odd IL
lustration of its power the other day, in
Italy In the hotels there, there are lit
tle ivory buttons in the wall, upon which
you put your finger They communicate
with electric wires which ring the bells
down stairs. A friend came in to take
tea with us, and put my finger on the
hutton, but nobody came. Now, said
my friend, Il will put you up to a
wrinkIe-keep your tinger on the button.
II you only just put it on, it rings the
bell, but If you keep your finger on. the
bel! will keep ringing down stairs Well.
! did so; but even then the waiter did
not come. AT length my friend said,
We have couple of bedrooms here;
will 20 into one and your friend can so
into the other; le. us ring all three bells,
and then we shall fetch up all the walters
in the hotel SO we put our fingers on
the buttons, and kept them there, and,
warrant you. the passage was soon full
Of walters tumbling over one another
They thought the whole house must be
on fire. We simply explained that, rs
the ringing of one bell did not do, we
thought We would ring all three, and
found it capital plan but if they would
only come more quickly another time.
we would do it no more. Every time q
man prays he rings the great bell in
heaven. ftwo ofyou agree as touch-
ing anything concerning the kingdom, II
shall be done unto you There is no re-
sisting it. lfevery man and woman here
would begin to put their fisgers upon the
bell, the electric communication between
earth and heaven, it would aroks hs
rery angels. and bring them down with
untold blessings upon the church and
upon the world. We cannot help hop
ing that the laughter and applause which
greeted the comparison OF holy angels
reused ana wakened up by prayer, to the
idle walters tumbling over each ether at
an Italian inn, does not express either
the piety or wisdom Of the general body
of subscribers to the London missionary
society.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-22
z FRATER R NAL,
MASONIC

The rc -ular communications OF VAS b.
.egy LopaE no. s, =. q. MAsoNs are held
tlr saul4av on, or next precediug each full
moor. .atTF. Min their Hall at Van Buren,.
g.mbers II be Fraternity in good standing
Are respectfully invited 10 mectWithus,
G. WILCOX W. VI
III II. slGLEy, Secretary.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-22
Pianos Tuned

DROF. BRUUN wishes to inform The citizen ut
Van Buren and Fort Smith, that he ig prepared
10 Tune Pianos, Organs, &c. on short notice. AIs'
will give lessons in Music on Brass or string lnsirv
monts and on the Piano.
viii furnish Music for Parties, Balls, &c., On snort
notice, ....
w,3 be qsvsn. lN' ~
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-22

MERCURY ~ THE SYSTEM We want
to believe that story from Peoria paper
about Mr.. Henry Bull, but is hard very
hard to accept it with perfect confidence.
Mr.. Bull, it is alleged, was fed upon cal.
omel and blue pills bp the doctors for a
number of years, so that finally he became
absolutely saturated with quicksilver,
The other day, while he was standing by
the side Of the house, the sun suddenly
came out bright and warm, and Bull sc'
gan gradually to ascend. lie stopped at
tho line OF the sill Of the second stery
window and hung there, suspended in
space, until thunder stern happened to
come up, which cooled tho atm osphere,
and then Mr.. Bull slowly descended
Now he has n graduated scale marked on
the gable end Of his dwelling, and when
ever Mrs. Bull wants 10 know how warm
II is she ties fiat irons to Hcnry's legs to
hold him down, and walks him round to
the gable end and cuts him loose and
lets him rise to eighty or ninety degrees {;
and when she gets the information shc
lassoes him With the clothes line and
hauls him down We say We want to
believe tn snccdote, because it makes
u. happier 10 have perfect faith, but it is
harder than believing most lies.--Mar
A Adler.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-22

rsr An exchange says: Worcester
{ Mass. papers tell Of woman stopping
in that city, not yet thirty years old. who
is the mother of thirteen children Well,
we should think it was about time she
was stopping somewhere.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-22

AS-' Dear me How cold it is up here
in the mountains; my teeth are fairly
chattering, said an elderly lady Don't
let them chatter too much, aunty, yell.
ed a frightful boy Of ten year, 'er they
will tell where you bought 'en' J
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-22

Ey F@ fef year Paper
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-22

~ Pay 10, the Pres.
The Van Buren press., 1873-07-22

Special notices double the above rates. Edi-
prial notices 20 cents per line for the first and
10 cents for each additional insertion. All
trlnsicnt advertisements cash in advance.
Marriage and obituary notices not to exceed
5lnes free, over five 90 cents per line.
Cards or communications of personal
,baracter. if admissible atall. double the usual
.tes and strictly in advance.
Announcing candidates. Tor Congress 9r
.,,te Office $500. County officers, 5 1000.
Editorial notices, p cents per line.
Yearly l5yertisements, paid quarterly. in
.1r.ncr IegllGpd transient advertisements
sbc paid 'JT when left at the office.
Al job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
Al.r.-s Ill letters and communications to
: :. uuSHAM Editor and Proprietor.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

possible to say how many more may be
brought to light.
The wounds on the head, which were
identified in all the bodies that had been,
uneartbed, and the arrangement OF. the
house, have Indicated the manneFin
which the victims met their DEATH
They were all travellers who.stopped at
the house for refreshments. They were
seated at table in. the back room, near
which hung a curtain. One or more
persons whether male or female, were
concealed behind this curtain, and struck
tho traveller on the back of the head
with hammer The victim was then
seized and dragged to the trap door, his
throat was cut, and the body was dropp-
cd into the cellar below; where it was
allowed to remain until nigbtcame. 1t
was then taken out and bHried without
attracting attention. All the bodies
were marked in the same manner, except
that of a little girl who .had accompa-
MED her father, and who is supposed to
have been thrown into the grave while
alive. as her body shows no marks of vi
olenoe. The spoils of the Bender fami-
ly, engaged in this traffic in, human lives
must have been small, as none of the
murdered travellers are known to have
had. any considerable money with them,
ttis supposed, however, that the Ben
ders had confederates posted along the
road to inform them of favorable oppor-
tunities, and many arrests have already
been made. The Bender family, the
two women and two men, escaped, and
have not yet been apprehended. The
detective, Beers, had tracked, them to st.
Louis at last accounts, and il is not prob
able that they will be harbored long in
any quarter of the globe.
report is in circulation that the Bender
family have been arrested near Dallas, Texas.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

tB-A significant act of the Prcsby terrain
General Assembly, recently, was the adoption
by aheavy majority, of the resolution 10 take
part IN the centennial celebration. The .oppo-
sition to- the resolution expressed very clearly
the feeling Of the Church dozen years ago
on subjects Of this character but this feeling
was greatly modified by the profound agita
tion of the war, and has probably changed
somewhat also by the general tendency of the
times away from any strict construction of the
proper sphere for Church.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

That, poNion or party of Mr.. Beecher's
friends who believe that he should publicly
dthouncr ns false, the charges made against
him by Victoria Woodruff, seems to be gain
ing strength, and the Brooklyn papers are full
of letiers.urging him to come out and deny
the terrible story. Mr. Brccher, however, re-.
maips on his, dignity, and the example of his
life rs. Christian gentleman. He says he
will,deny nothing, that he does not read the
pnpers. and that he cares, nothing FOR what
anybody saws
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

ss-A new Electoral bill Is being prepared
by President Thicrs and his Cabiuet, who
have fallen into hopeless dissenslons overit
Twoof the Ministers, Jnlcs Simon and aoul
ard, hayr become so esiraDged that they re.
fuse to serve t0galher, and the President has
been compelled To accept both their resigna-
lions Simon thought no.Ghange ought TO be
made In the present syetent 0eulsrl insisted
that at least two years resldeaeap should. b0
Ieqnlred OF every voter In dislrleh
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

Total. TO- 900 Gins, all cash. $500, 900
Only few tickets remain unsold, and they will he
Tnlshed TO the first applicants AZ tho following priees
Whole tickets $40; halves. t1 quarters, t2.b0S IL
whole tickets for 500, 81 for $500 I8 for SlO0O.
For q keis and null information apply to
Ail2lO. rHO 3. E. BRAMLErRE. LonlsVllle, Ky.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

TT A statistical gentas. Ia Louisiana has
computed that the lossin cotton, occasioned
by the brutal murder Of the eolored laborers
Ia Grant Parrish, will amouat 10 O0e, bales
worth over fe00 900
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1873-05-24

sS-Don Carlos has taken the field at the
head Of an army and Is resolved to Conquer
or die" Thathas been said before, Without
either conqpest OF. death following.
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1t isa pity that in State offering such fair
Inducements TO farmers MS Texas, there is no
better security for life and property. 1t is
estimated, thai 00.cows, worth 81 400, will 10
ten years bU increased there to 1900 and ba
worth $4,000. Pasturagc IL illumiiable, and
''when hay Is wanted the grasses cure them
selves" The Platte Valley alpne has 3B,0O0,-
OOOacRes of rich lands, the temperature is
moderate, and the water good aud abundant,
and the Texas Pacilc BaiEoad. will reach
Fort Worth next year Yet, in spite Of all
these inducements, the rash TO Texas Is not
likely to be very great until the roaming bands
of Mexican and other desperadoes who in
fest II have been completely cxlerminaled.
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INVESTMENT BONDS.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC R.AIE

II
Il Road $50 First Mortgage G9ld Bonds. which we
recommend as prohabls aud well scared lowest
ment bear 3i0 per cent gold Interest, and have the
following elements OF security. viz;
/ Il They aro thu Obligation OF strong corporation,
g They are Flrst MIrtgase on the Road is Equip
meDts, flights aud franchises.
g. ThS, are a hFst lien orSii net earnings.
Il Thereis pledged. IN addition, for the payment OF
pUncl nd interesk GsLaRlFant Of leSO per
mile througbthe States aud 5000 acre. through The
Territories traNersed. The Company is already entf
tied to nearly fnR Millions OF ttf 0ratl and Its
Land Sales thus far have Realised t5d per acre:
With NEARLY 500 miles ofrhe rad completed and In
operation the rnings fol- 1873 will be large.
All marketable srocks and bonds aro received In ex7
change for northern Paghcs on thu most; favorable
terms.
Financial agents OF Northern PaCiAc hailroad Co.
y. J.V.PAlNTEa, Banker, Cleveland. Gen-
eTal Agent for ohio. For sale In AshtAbnla by FAR
MER'S NATIONAL BANK, AslTABuLA NATION
AL BANK, aud AenTARULA LOAN ASCOT NTiON'
7tlAsou
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ELIXIR, da LONGUE TIE

Or FRENCH LoSG- LIyED BIPPERs, have been used In
France for more than 100 years and are being In
troduced into this county. They are Cunpused O
vegetable extracts and are designed for the publication
OF tue blood, thus PREVENTINGas well CURING nearly
all the diseases 10 which the human system Is liable
asa blood puriner, and as q PROMOTER of LONG LIFE
they are believed to be uneqd allied Prce 500 nts per
bottle We wish to Introduce the m into this section
and desire an energetic Agent 10 whom liberal terms
VII he offered. 4. W. DESPARD & Co., Sale Agents
N r..
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR. :

PROPOSALS. will be received fop build
a ing brick School House In Sub District No ia
saybroos siation-nntil the sist day OF inst Nav
phe PeclheAllons Nay hs at the store of i. r.
sneh proposals. sealedI may be Addressed Ia the
aabserloSss, q, X, LATrIMER;
o.,a,o DANIEL. .MGlELAND,
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M ANTED, Agents and Peddlers for
our PRESS AND srRAINER Presses and
s1ssias Jams jsllies heres yegs., ses lard tsli9w
Sells quick Eyery family wants It.. Sewing machine
aud other established agents are finding this very
Warrington Street. Boston, Mass.