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PINEAPPLEs at PIZZIS1's.

CELEBRATED BALTIMORE PURE CREAM.
CELEBRATED BALTIMORE PURE CREAM.
CELEBRATED BALTIMORE PURE CREAM.
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LUMBER, &c.
T UNI F,ER!LUMBER! LUMBER!

TRUMAN A. PARKER u 60.
have OH hand their yards. corner Finn an9 Sana
ana Sixth and Canal streets, large stnck OF al
kir as of LUMBER; also, GLAZhD WlNDDM-
: Ash, DOORS and BLINDS, SHINGLES LAIHs,
fe &c., which they offer for sale at very ow prices.
, my 6-1m
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LAME, CRmENT, PLASTER.

'%L-. LINE. LIME.
1860 barrels Of
r-p LINE
!.rt,,s@ @pe't:a 10 arrive per schooner X. Leach,
s.. ~" Ny k.E. LEE.
- . lNH anN 10 YIrginia street.
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II.
Ihis cream has no superior from the fact of Its
being made from entirely pure cream, and can be
had only at D.. CoLUMBUs's, 321 Broad street, he
being the sole agent for Richmond.
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Go to AsTosI's for IcE.oREAA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-16
OBITU1RK.
HENRY W, DUTTOv

Henry W. button, who died yesterday in
Boston, associated with journalism in that city for
many years Born in 1896, be received fair education
and early life engaged in mercantile pursuits In ls25
founded The Boston Transcript an evening paper
and had charge of Its business management until the
nfrmtes Of age caused him 10 retire therefrom Under
his guidance the journal enjoyed almost unvaried
prosperity, and became in time OF the 6adnS ex
ponents Of New-Engisnd thought and culture. Mr..
button possessed a cultivated mind and was endowed
with great business sagacy His manners were genial
to those whom he liked and his sympathes always
with what was respectable and ylruous. He had long
been in feeble health, but he retained To the
last lively interest in the Affairs Of his journal, end
held sincere regard those engaged 1t in business or
literary capacities He greatly beloved By his im
mediate friends and with the Boston people IN general
he was very popular The last years OF his hfe were
passed in ut Dorchester in the suburbs OF
Boston. His DEATH IL s believed, was fastened by the
grief arising the loss within the last i've months OF
his wife ind 80
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FOREIGN Ne US.
THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
PETITION FOR TIE REMOVAL or THE JUDGES WHO
EAT IN The TICHDoBSK TRIAIs-IHE ANNUAL
BUDGET SUBMITTED
LONDON Thursday, April IS, 1873.
In the House of Commons to-day there was
a long and excited debate petition praying for the
dismissal from the bench NJ the Judges who sat in the
Tichborne trials gu the ground OF Partially and cOrp
ton and for tho impeachment OF the Speaker Of the
House OF Commons for similar reasons On motion OF
Mr.. Disraeli the petition rejected.
The Annual Budget was submitted 10 the House TO
night by tho Chancellor Of the EEchequer II shows that
the surplus OF receipts expenditures for the fiscal
year ending March ST. 1875, 9593,s33. The expend
lures for the current fiscal year estimated at
g75. $685. 900, and the revenues at s75,Ge5OOO,
leaving surplus of a4170O The Chancellor
stated that these estimates liable to be affected by
supplementary estimates in connection with Irish Edu-
catioual measures and other matters The only change
In taxation be proposes is the readament Of brewers
licenses and Of stamp duties. through which he expects
the surplus will be reduced to 1857 900.
Mr. Chlders objected that the estimates were TOO
finely drawn. and he anticipated deficit.
The Budget includes the following plan for the
reduction OF the public debt; The charge
on account of the debt for the fiscal year
ending March 81. 1876, is estimated at G27.215OOO.
This charge IA 10 gradually increased until it amounts
pently remain. The yearly OVerplu5 which IN not re-
urd for the payment OF the interest shall lie applied 70
the REDEMPTION Of the debt. Thus IA 30 years
s2l3,OOO, COO of The debt can be Cancelled.
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[Eor ottcr Ship Necs see Third Page.l


ARRIVED
Steamship Suevia Pranzen. Hamburg Apfh w
IIayre 81, with nldse. and pass. 10 Kunharit. q To
steamship Old niOn walker Richmond city Point sn1
Norfolk with mdsc and 70 Old Dcainiou sesmsp %
Yacht Josephine Tuthn, Wilmington. C., April to Caps
BARK Genvis Oi JOndon MOnrse Messint 81 days with
Brig Akbsr of Nschas). Thompson sagua 10 days vita
RTg sea side Of sydney. C b. DOdd Guantanamo Il days.
with sugar
Brig Jassopa of Parrsboro s Peits Meseina rs das<
Brig Prince Ieboo pf Advocate " 81, Hatfield 81 Croik
Is days, with sugar. rum, and uiDlas sea- 80 -, -.
scr Hattie l. Fu;er smith, fernsnd19. Ea' II Jays WIN
Darling Cof BuohsPorp. Gray, csrdenas Is days
ehr WI Parks Cot BOSTON,. Boxer. savannah IL days
sC6r Rhoda Taylor Co PHILADELPHIA Gardiner ST Pisrrs
schr James Ponder Hudson Wilmington N. O.. days
SAILED.
Steamships Switzerland for Antwerp Colon for AspnWsu
Crescent CITY Gamma, FOR Bermuda; Albenar
for Iewes Del ships BOman Empire aud rs-bode tor Lon
don; bark Cyda fol- Baltic sebr carrie H. henHfus"- W.
wIND-sunsot fresh s. hay on shore
MEMORANDA: - .... -
BARK Francis Hiyard Of Yarmouth, ". ~ Abbott try'a
Antwerp. which arrived I2th and anchored In the Lower ba
towed to the city yesterday u5thJ Afternoon
DOMESTIC PORTS.
LEWIS Del, April 5The steamship Ab3ottforh LOT i1~>
BOSToN April 5-ArTved e. & steamship Taiapocsa. from
Washington. d. c. via NewYOrk. steamship Glaucus. ro's
New.YOrk.
FOREIGN FORTS.
orEEzSroWS April 5Lhe Sationa Line steamship spsa
HaMBund April 1.-the Eagle Line steamship Lessns.
AsITEEP April 1.-THE steamship stats VI Nevada tss
NeT-l ork, passed Flushing al 3 p m
NOTICE TO MARINERS
ToMPKrsyrIE. ~ Y, April 1.-THE Wreck % the Scot
lghtshp dragged her mooTngs reported
one Ok 's sPn , o. TRIeasR6 SomrlodSrs T. NJ
Lighthouse Inspector Third DISTRICT
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g. wife u 5 Sy,s S S on and Sss
Relatives and friends Of The family are invited % attend u:
Gs rha 1 % 5sT1sy c nS e Nov German
BENSON-At san Reno Italy, March l, 1876, James II
Benson, Of the late Charles 6. Bcnson Of this city
Reformed Dutch Church Rev Dr. Huttons, corner Uniycr
silly place and Washington place
rect thu Blair. the Both year Of her age
BIATCHFoRD In the city Of Troy n y on the morning q
Dr. Thomas ". Bstchor. in the s6th year Of her
CARRINGToN-Tn this city. Thus,sy, April H. Anna ".
Notice Of fanrrai win be given Saturday morning
CHILDAt DuneIen. J, Aprs the day he was SO years
P Boston suHS0n O"'"' '''"'''''' ''' D'' ''
omsroCK-suddrn!y Of diphtheris wodn.~dsy evening
c cSGs @ '"'''' W
CUIIING-In Paris April Is Fulton Cutting Of this city
DSEo pH %eG ae y cs Ae Rc ea na ams sy ~
The funeral vii take place on friday April 1911 inst :. le
keese ~ Madison ave- nrst house nom BTsmhailays "a
his widow and her family are invited to attend without FUR
Costs Riea and California papers rlease copy.
oREEN0n Thursday, April 10, Milton Arnos Green In the
Relatives and friends family respectfully invited
rrs nn SS 3 lI me a FSS sernoo at
MACKENZIE into rest April - 1873 at the rest
snss co., sF % Ruth Rah Of Conn Sdo% q
Philip Tackenaio OF Rosshire. scotland.
GSnrcn Bla11sSiIe y Tram leaves foot Of ChauOefl
ar. $3.50 g. No. returns 22O.
MOpFAT-On Friday morning april D. at Princeton, ~ J.,
Mary g., Prof lanes g. MOnat II Tho Princeton
Theological Seminary, in her 18Th year.
Cincinnati Gazette please copy
EODEN-S Suddenly, Tuesday evening, hrS Ann ROden,
widow the Robert RO.lCu
Funeral from her late residence oo5 Fet Twenty Sxtt.
Friday April le at Is O'clock Relatives aud friends are
invited 10 attend.
sLADE-At Auhrrn n. y, Tuesday evening. April l:.
1876 Slade IT, eldest VI Edward 5ade Of this
city. aged 10 yeaTss
Funeral in Boston.
sHITH-At Nyaok on Wednesday. Arrl L. DR.. T. BsnSh
smith AIRED Il, yrar.
and relatives invited. Funeral Friday at II
O'Clock, ffum hts late Residence.
STOEY-On Tuesday evening, Aprl IS Hannah. reict OF
samuel story Of HALIFAX, y. :.
friends Of the family invited Ia attend Pc
funeral Friday at o'clock from the residence Oh
her sou 80 LefeTtSplace. Brooklyn.
ZEBLEYAt Elizabeth " j. April Is Sarah g, beloved wis
Of Zebley aged ~ years and months and daughter
OF the late Richard &. and Hannah WINS
Jericho L. l. services ~ trends Aeeung
House, fTst day, April 10 ut = D. m.
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REvIYAIInrS IN ENGLAND.

LEGAL PROCEEDISdS AGAINST MEssIS. MOODY AND
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO BE HELD IN NlCIoiIA
LoHDoS Thursday, April Is, 1873.
The bill TO prevent AIessrs. Moody and San
KEY from holding meetings In Her MestyT Opera IOnse
WAS flied By a seat not the owners OF the building
a, stated The hearing OF the case has been postponed
for week in con sequence Of lnformality in the bill
The Princess Of wales the Duchess OF Sutherland aud
their attendants we're present at the meeting Of Messrs
Moody and sankcy this afternoon al the lIaynarket
Theater.
Mr.. Taylor. leylgalist from California. VIII begin
ser of meetings Ia the Victoria Theater sunday next
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Clnciunctj Eyansyfle Yafnrah and hozgantovns an4
rscn az Marietta, Omaha and Sc PsuL
Irobubthfiex
For the lake region the Upper Mississippi and Lowos
Missouri Valleys partly cloudy aud decidedly cosnsf
weather with brsk 20 high north 10 west wndS, Inns
barometer and gtt rain snow near lakes Ontaria
Erie and Huron, and In the Upper Ohio valley
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states ana Iehesses
cooler and partly cloudy weather with northcriy TO west
erly winds and rising barometer.
For NevEngioad and ne Middle Slqtes 1enerftJ ctottoy
,crnicr aud ruin, h brisk s0ltsrty wibds and Tntsng
barometer during ne day. fpLotced bg dceiLedy co0t]
rsgthSr and possibly sLee IA ne n0,fAvcst por'
tins OF these DISTRICTS -.
Cautonary signals continue at the stations on lakes
Michigan Huron, Erie, and Ontario, and az he stst,ons
Cd IA Atlanto coast between Cape Haterss ARC kas
port.
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THE MURDERER sHARKEY.

HIS IMPRISONMENT AT HAYANA-HOw HE OBTAINED
HIs PASSPORT.
HAVANA, April 15.---Sharkey, who arrived
last night from Santiago de Cuba in custody Of the police
b now In Jail awaiting tho action OF tho
Havana authorities Detective Davis Ia taking
steps to have him sent TO NewYork by the
ssaner Columbus which sails tomorrow Charley pos
lively cOnradct@ Fox, tho made affidavit that the
former before going Santiago brOKe open his desk and
stole bis ports and money shrkey says these
freely given hlm by Fox.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

BOsroN, April 15.-Stephen Smith, a we'll
known furniture manufacturer, is doad.
LEBANON, Penn, April 15.-Anthony s.
Ely a prominent citizen who had held several county
offices, died here to-day.
ROME, April 15.-Annibal CapalH. who WAS
created Cardinal OF the Order OF Descons In 1893, is
dead. file WIS bora la tho Roman States In 1871,
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6perial Notices.

Rare and Ven known IEEts s9a , PIsNTs s L. PAR
Tree. and shrubs.
y. n. PA I.-DNS & Co, Flushing, v. Y,
OFFER th'sr 10th Docidnous and Evergreen in great variety
s Es:c ssSens; s- SSsI cspi AS9m sS
Crlches. at MhsHs Truss OGce, No Vesoyst Lady IN
attendance.
A.. Rupture mud PHYSICAL DsiorTui,ies SUCCESSFULLY
treated by Dr. s y aARSH pH1ciga Of the late nfm o.
opposite II pauIs Church No connection With any othef
The philadelphia Orce Of rhe rrieane Is nj ira
s 9E.dyl, R1ldhgJ'
SUBSCRIPTIONS AND ADyERTlsEaE.yTs RECEIVED
A e p ., ii FbsebS Ate eS have the paDs.
served by carriers at their
ts q Gf 1t and Snte sT sr
tho city Back numbers usually be- supplied al The ONCE
Chsreh of tue holy Trinity,
VII be held This aud EVERY DAY In The above namea
Church. Hours OF Service o'clock .. and las
Rev. J. W. BoSHAM Churyb Evangelist Rev STEPHEN
m,s L0lS and Mi.s BARD Of London viii conduct he
afternoon meettngs Al are invited
The Most Attractive Omces In Tswn.-The universal
testimony Of all who have tue offices the TRIB-
UNE building Is that thoy the MOST ATTRACTIVE and.
all things considered the CHEAPEST anywhere In that part
town. Between tIrd and half Of the building "a
those desirable Offices should mako early
application The all beautifully finished In hard
wood sb with elegant gsdxture heat and In every
roopL all exceedingly Light and airy are perfectly yenI
lated all have outside windows Communicate directly with
elevators and nearly al have independent entrances from
the halt Many OF tie finished now and all viii DO
positively ready for the occupation Of tnents the ls day Of
May Application should DO made al THE TRIBUNE
Counting room
Az altieulary nylda spring : trying Ia
dcaiiJns Of sickness should AZ a@Bu. laai dis
be caused by allowing thu bowels 20 become
spated. and the remain ia dordsred condition.
until the disorder has time 70 develop tseL An OF pre-
VentDn y worth pound Of oil and truthful saving
Therefore advise all who troubled with the Complaints
very preyaont-heaaebe indigestion dtsorerod nve
want of appetite feyerls1 skin, IN take wit0ns
delay scHESCks ANDaAKR PLs We know OF NO ro'oe,y
harmless and decisive In action ~ al once ses ~ Tie
root Of the disease and produces healthy tone 70 Tue stn
need disease arsns frOni is
would
me cne whom indie atoms u Tie maay tsn
months should
Of these Plus with the They have AN almost IN
effect They VIII relieve the FaIens Of headache
in one or two hours vii rp.y olekos the liver Of
rounding ue aud vii efectahg Pteyeat bilious ATTACK.
They sod by AL dr1sE,sta
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p4sSEYGERS ARRLEKD
LlTEST SHIP yEWs.

PROM HAMBURG-Ln stSduship Sgevfg. April l5.-P a,
IivnGsfone Miss Crspe Miss ParsoDA kOda snd vito n
salJnon, T. k1Rz-
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Immediate relief obtained from pains IN tho back,
shoulders by GRss IISIkNr I0pIDR or Ah
MONA Depot 45 ixhave. All druggists 50 cents and
81 bottle CEARLEs A. SECOR AIS Ffthaya
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MARRIED.

RARTT BRA MHALL-On the 18th inst. BY the Rev
GaEuCt Joseph g. BartleuaD. Of Jersey CITY Hishtt
10 c. Adelaide Bramhsi Of this city. No cards
HISCKLEYG EIRST-Aprl Il, in the South Third Streee
NJ p Church. By Rev. VIM. 4. I'M. Prof George b. v.
Hnckley A. b. % Providence, H. l., 70 Miss sophronls ID.
third daughter Of Henry p. Gerst esq " Brooklyn
LOGAN-RENYON-On Tuesday ApTn 10, by the Eey I.
W. Bancroft Waiter Logan To Eliza p Kenyon, daughtef
Of z. W. Kenyon, all Of Brooklyn.
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GOPEGNMEST WEATHER REPORE.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsIuNGToS, ID. G., Friday, April 49, "a. IN
synopsis for tie pGst "a hours.
The barometer has risen rapidly west Of the
Mississippi River and In the upper Lake region, with brisk
aud high northery winds, decidedly lower temperature,
and clear or fair weather.
Threatening weather prevails In the Lower Lake region
and the Middle States with brisk southery To westerly
winds, and decidedly lower temperature near Lake
Erie.
Clear weather continues In New-Engand with light
sOuthery winds.
Generally clear weather prevails In tina Southern
States with southwest 10 nOfth west Winds and slight
chanse In temperature and barometer.
The rlYers have fallen ~ Little Rock, Esoktoa,
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PRUSSIA AND BELGIUM.

REPORT OF ANOTHER PRUssTAS NOTE.
PARIS Thursday, April -. 1873
TUairers reports that Prussia has addressed
another note 10 Belgium in relation to antLPrUssan
pamphlet published in Antwerp.
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DIED.

Az Notices Of Marriages must be iRdorsci rib M
name dhd address.
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sPECIAL RELIGIoUs SERVICES
VII be held THIS aud EVERY DAY In the above name1
Church Hours OF soryice o'clock q w. =. and las
p.
Rev j. ". BoSHAM. Churth Evangelist Rsy STEPHEN
II. TYING and other Minister'S viii speak every evening
Miss LOGAN and Miss BEARD ot London Will conduct the
~ maefingla Al lnViIel
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PETITION FOR TIE REMOVAL or THE JUDGES WHO
EAT IN The TICHDoBSE TRIAIs-IHE ANNUAL
BUDGET SUBMITTED.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-10-28
7 AS EAESS
MEDICINES,

A prominent New York physician lately
complained TO DUNDAS DICK & co. about
their Sandalwood Oil Capsules, stating that
sometimes they cured miracuiously, but that
On being informed that several limitations were
sold, he inquired and found his patient had 3a0t
been taking DUNDAS DICK q cos.
What happened to this physician may nave
happened TO others, and DUNDAS DICK Y ".
take this method of protecting physicians, drug
QiSts and themselves, and preventing Oil OF san
daIwood from coming into disrepuIe.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the cap
SuIeS will continue to do SO, for they contain
the pure Oil in the best and cheapest form.
DUNDAS DICK & CO use more Oh OF SAN
dalwood than all the Wholesale and Retail
combined, and this is the sole reason why the
pure Oil is sold cheaper in their Capsules than
| In any other FORM
OIL OF SANDALWOOD is fast superSeGlIg
every other remedy. sixty Capsules only being
required 10 insure a safe and certain cure IN SIX
| or eight days. From no other medicine can
this result be had. :. -. -. -,
| solve the problem. long considered by eminent
| physicians, of how to avoid the nausea anc dlS.
| gust experienced in swallowing, which are Wei
| known to detract from, if not destroy, the good
| effects of many valuable remedies.
Soft Capsules are put up in tn-foi and nea
! boxes, thirty in each, and are the only Cap
suIeS prescribed by physicians.
| TASTELESS MEDICINES.-Castor Oh ant
| many other nauseous medicines can De takeI
easily and safely i'll DUNDAS DICK d COZ
| SOFT CAPSULES. NO TASTE. NJ
| SMELL.
H8These were the only Capsules admitted
| to the last Paris Exposition
Send for Circular to % Wooster Street. n 4
SOLD AT ALL DRUG STORES HERE.
aug L, '75-3n
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NV Darling's Shoes.

God bless the little feet that can never go astray
For the little shoes are empty in my closet laid
away!
1t is a little half-worn shoe, not large enough
And ali at once feel sense of bitter loss and
pain,
As sharp as when two years ago it cut my heart
in twain.
o little feet that wearied not, l wait for them
more,
For am drifting on the tide, but they have
reached the shore,
And, while the blinding tea--drops wet these
little shoes SO old,
try to think my darIlngS feeI are treau1nS
And so lay them down again, but always turn
to say,
not stray.
And while thus am standing, almost seem
Two little forms beside me, just as they used to
Two little faces lifted with their sweet and ten
All me! might have known that look was
born of paradise,
I reached my arms out fondly, but they clasp
There is nothing OF my darlings but the shoes
they used to wear.
o, the bitterness of parting can not be done
away
TIL / meet my darlings walking where theil
feet can never stray;
When no more am drifted upon the sursihs
But with them safely landed upon the rive
Be patient heart, while waiting to see thei
For the % little feet ei in the golden street can neve
go aStray.
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Counsel.

II thou dost bid thy friend farewell,
But for one night though that farewell may
be,
Press thou his palm with thine. How canst
thou tell
How far from thee
Fate or caprice may lead his feet
Ere that tomorrow comes? Men have been
To lightly turn the corner of 4 street,
And days have grown
To months, and months TO tagging years,
Before they looked in loving eyes again.
Parting at best is underlaid with tears
With tears and pain.
Therefore, lest sudden death should come be-
tween,
Or time or distance, clasp with pressure true
The hand of him that goeth forth unseen
Fate goeth too!
Yea, hnd thou always time to say
Some earnest word between the idle talk
Lest with thee, hencefoTth, ever, night and day
Regret should walk.
-G0ldxg.
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THE STANDARD.
THURSDAY. OCT. rs. 1878.
Beautiful Lives.

Beautiful lips are those whose words
Leap from the heart like songs OF BIRDS
Yet whose utterance prudence girds.
Beautiful hands are those that do
work that is earnest and brave and true,
Moment by moment the long day thrSugh
Beautiful feet are those that go
On kindly ministries to and no
Down lowliest ways, If God wills il so.
Beautiful shoulders are those that bear
Oeaseless burdens of homely care
With patient grace and daily prayer.
Beautiful lives are those that bless
Silent rivers of happiness.
whose hidden fountains but few may guess.
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Anna Dickinson has travelled lo'ooo
miles by rail, and never even had q man an
wink at her. She must have kept her
veil up all the time.
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Price, TseeHty-Jlre Cents.
NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING
NINETY-E EIGHTH EDITION.

Containing a complete list of all the towns in
the United states, the Territories and the Do
minion of Canada, having population greater
than 5000 according to the last census, togelnEr
with the names of the newspapers having the
largest local circulation in each OF the places
named. Also, a catalogue of newspapers Which
are recommended to advertisers as giving
greatest value in proportion 10 prices charged:
Also, all newspapers in the United states and
Canada printing over 900 copies eacn issue.
Also, all the Religious, Agricultural. Seientlnc
and Mechanical, Medical, Masonic, Juvenile,
Educational, Commercial, Insurance, Real Is
| tate. Law, Sporting, Musical, Fashion, and oth
| er special class journals; v&E complete lists
Together with complete list OF over 5UJ Ger
| man pa pers printed in the United States Also
| an essay upon advertising: many tables ol
| rates showing the cost of advertising in Narl'
| Gus newspapers. and everything which be-
| rinner in advertising would like to know.
! Address GEO. p. ROWELL & Co,
| aug 10 S75-3nl Al Park Row. New York.
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EDUCATIONAL &
TO TEACHERS.

NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
The Board of School Examiners of Jackson
County Ohio, will hold regular meetings for the
examination of Teachers, at Jackson, onthe
LAST FRIDAY IN EVERY MONTH
Examinations will begin at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
on the first day of each session, and continue
f O n day to day ii necessary.
ADplicanrs not known to the Board, must pro
.duca testimonials OF good moral character. Ger
tificates Will only be granted at a regular meet
post lated.
81 yorder eT sAe Board oI Examiners.
Dec Is, '70-H j. W. 1OGG6ON, Clerk.
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1t is said that when girl Is porn IN
Indiana the unhappy father oe&inS 70
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1875-10-28

THARNT FOR SALE.-I wish to sell my farm
Il situated in jefferson township, AZ miles
west OF Oak Hill 3 miles from Monroe Furnace,
and 3 miles from Jefferson Furnace also "a
miles from Irwin Station on the Portsmouth
Branch of NJ. & c. II. Il. 1t consists of ITO acres.
There is 30 acres OF good timber, good orchard,
and balance under a good state of cultivation.
Also a good vein OF iron ore, and good vein oil
coal For terms apply 10 the undersigned on
the PREMISES or by letter addressed to Oak Hill,
Jackson Co., Ohio. -.... - ..u.
RaaS- s. 75-9na BENJAMIN JONES'