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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-12-10
DENTISTRY.

DEvOLUTION-REYOL
In the prices Of Dentistry. In order 10 mssa Tie
demands of those whose means limited, / propoeG
to insert xots of Artificial Teeth at SIS and no. Gold
Filings g. Artificial Teeth inserted with or without
extraction Of the roots. ALI materials which uae
Teeth Extracted without Pain by the use of "Alee
thesiea." G.. P. MAL0NEY, ID. d. g.,
$50 Canal, between Carondelet and Baronne st.,
I91y New OrloAns3
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Teeth! Ieethl
GREAT REDUC1I0Ks

U11N3
93O-Gold and PIatin9m Sets-83Os
Usual charge 800.
416-Aluminium and Other MateriaIs-olS1
Usual charge $50,
S2-Gold Fillings-82.
Usual charge IS.
Amalsam and Guillois Csn01e
Fillings-9l. Usual charge -.
DIR. G.. A. BE TANC 0 U RI,
17S st. Joseph ST.. bet. Camp and St. Charles
New Orleanp, LA.,
Offers 10 insert Sets Of TEL tn at the above pxeool
with or without the extraction OF the roots.
Warrants the purity OF n Materials, a. also The
fitting Of Plates. stability and duration Of Allinsa
- If paid Oe highest prices.
ExtractiOns and other operations performed n
means Of an@sthetio agents.
Toothache cured fundamentally.
Consultation gratis. ja1S II
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-11-13
Must BE Sold.

The subscriber wants to sell his
farm in Bradford, AS he Is DESTROYS
of moving to another section of the
country. His farm, contains
about $50 acres; a large lot of it
valuable timber land, and the 10.
mainder the best of tillage, close to
Bradford Village. Will be sold all
together Or in lots. He will olso
sell his home place in Bradford Viii
lage. He is bound to sell, SO come on
ana look the property over, as it
Will be sold without regard to price.
WILLIAM ALDRICH.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-11-13
DIVIDEND.

The Trustees of the Bradford Savings Bank
and Trust Co. have declared dividend oil
Four Dollars per Share on the capital stock
OF said corporation, payable November LIST.
1875, at their Banking Rooms.
Bradford, VT, Oct. l., 1874.
LIZ. HALE, Treas'r
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-11-13
Public Examination.

The public examination of teach
ers Will be held at the Academy
Hall, on Saturday Nov. 9th. com
mencing at 8 O'Clock A. NJ. Citizens
and all interested are cordially in.
vited to attend.
J. II. JONES, Sup't.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-11-13

-Sportsmen will find guns, re-
vOlvers, pistols, and fixed ammuni-
ton of every description at War
denis.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-11-13

FAIRLEE. A grand mass Grange
Convention will be held in Town
Hall, Fairlee, on Friday, Nov. 10,
commencing at 10 O'clock and con-
tinuing through the day and even.
ing. The officers and prominent
members of the State Grange will
be present, Mr.. j. FL. Crosby, the
State ageat will be in attendance
with samples, prices lists, &c. VAL
ley Grange extends a cordial invi-
tatiOn to all members of the order
to be present.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-11-13

Mrs. Phebe Goodwin, Of New
bury may we'll be classed among the
list Of smart old ladies', She has
spun over ninety skeins of yarn
this fall, double and twisting part
OF it. Good judges say the work
is done as well as it would have
been forty years ago. She says she
will soon spin her "centenniar'
Skein.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-11-13

OTATE OF VERMONT.
y ORANGE COUNTY.
DAN'L G. HARTWELL,
GEORGE L. SKINNER, In Chancery,
w. Dec. Term,
ADELAIDE II, HALL, 1875.
WILBUR J. HALL.
Whereas Daniel G. Haltwcll and George L
Skinner. both of Boston, county of Suffolk
and State Of Massachusetts, have filed in the
office OF the Clerk OF the Court OF Chancery
for said county petition against Adelaide Il.
Hall and William j. Hall both of said Boston
setting forth i'll substance that on the 3D. day
of Sept. A d. 1873, the said Halls duly exc
cutcd to the said llartwcll and Skinner a
Mortgage deed of certain lands in the town of
West Farlee in said Orange County described
as follows, viz:
Bounded Northcrly and Eastcrly by land
now or late owned by A. l.. Coburn; South
crly by land now or late owned by Mrs. Eli
upon which is situated u shop now used as q
tailor's shop; being the same premises which
said Eliza iIewcs devised by will to the said
Adelaide r. Hall.
Also piece of land described as follows
viz: Beginning on the Easterly side Of til
county road between the land now or lat,
owned by Israel Dmond and land now or
late owned by Amidown Bowman u Co., and
thence running northcrly on the East line of
the county road, four and one-llalf rods to
10 d now or late oWnc,. by NJ NJ. FoIett !;
thence Easterly parallel with the said Ami
down Brown and Co.'S north line 20 rods !;
thence running southerly parcliel with the
line OF the county road to said Amid0wn
Bowman g. Co Is land; thence westerly on the
said Anldown bowman a. Co.'S nor tn line to
the first mentioned bonnd, Being tho same
premises devised to tho said Adelaide II. Hall
by Eliza Ellsworth,
Conditioned for the payment of $1,000 as
follows, viz: $50 with interest at $40 per
cent. in seven months from the date of said
mortgage, and q like sum and interest on the
3D. day of each of the nine months next sue
ceedng sal seven months, and 500 and like
interest in II months and for taxes and as
scssments.
And praying for foreclosure and for leave
to sell said premises according to tho stipu
latiOns of said mortgage and with notice OF u
motion to shorten the time of redemption,
And it being made to appear to this court
that the above named Adelaide II. Hall and
VIM. j. Hall both reside without the State
and cannot be reached by process:
1t is therefore ordered that they be notified
to appear and answer to said petition on the
next term OF said court to be holden at Chcl-
sea in said Orange county on the third Tues
the substance of said petition and this order
i'll the Bradford Opidion public newspaper
published vt Bradford in said Orange comfy,
three weeks successfully, tho last of which
publications shall be ut least twenty days be-
fore said nsxt serm.
Given under my hand at Chelsea in said
Orange county this 18th day Of November, A.
d. 1873.
l.. G. HINCKLEY. Clerk.
ROSWELL FARNHAM,
SoTr for Petitioner.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-11-13
v. Orange County,
VIM. II. HEATH and Decomb'r Term,
AMOS HEATH 1875.

JOHN II. HUNTINGTON In Chancery.
VIM. II. HEATH and Docenb'r TERN,
AMOS HEATH. 1875.
John II. Huntington in said Orange County
having filed his complaint in the above writ
ten cause in the Office of the Clerk of the court
of Chancery, setting forth in substance that
William Ii. Heath and Amos Heath, on the
Goth day of November. A. ID. 1870. duly exc
cuted to him, the said Huntington, u mort
gage deed Of certain land in Thetford in Or
ange Comfy, described as follows, to wit !:
Beginning on the north line of the highway
loading ftom Thctford Center to South Straf-
ford, at the southwest corner Of land now
owned by Anna NJ. Fish, thence Northerly on
her land to a bound in the fence thence Wes
tely to a tree, thence in parallel line to
land now owned by Mrs. Tinkham, thence to
the highway, thence Il said highway to the
place Of beginning; meaning 80 convey the
same premises decided US by II. 5. Porter,
Nov. 26, 1868, conditioned for the payment of
two hundred dollars specified in two notes,
dated Nov. 26, 1870. each for one hundred dol
lars, and one ON demand Nov. 26, 1871, and
the other Nov. 26, 1872, both Joint and several
notes and executed by said W. II. and Amos
Heath, which are now due and owing, and
praying that the equity of redemption of the
said William Ii. and Amos Heath in the prem
Uses may be foreclosed agreeably to the gencr
al Statutes.
And it appearing to the Court of Chancery
that the said William II. Heath is without the
State Of Vermont and no service can be had
upon hm-It is ordered by said court that no
tice be given to him Of the tendency Of said
bill ana requiring him to appear before the
Court of Chancery next to be held at Chelsea
in and for said county of Orange on tho 3D.
Tuesday OF December, A. d. 1875. by publish
ing an order stating the substance of this bill
and this order aud the time Of said court at
which he is required to appear and make an
swcr to said bill, three weeks successfully i'll
the Bradford Opinion IA newspaper printed at
Bradford i'll said Orange County, tho last of
which publications. shall be at least twenty
days prior to said I'd Tuefday of Dec, A. D.
1879
Dated at Chelsea in Orange county this Sth
day OF Nov. A. ID. 1873.
Attest l.. G. HINCKLEY, Clerk.
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e'R-oraa The Postmaster ant NOrtn
a.aSataasA, Mass.

Month Eastman, Mass, Sept "a, 40.
Mn 4. w. LANE,-Dear Sir Please 10
send me another package of DR. QuAlN.1ss
MAGIC CoNpIIloN Pulls. Enclosed YOU VII
find fifty cents, lprizo yourriils very highly
t,ting rrer did. She has had the Kidney
Complaint very bad indeed, and has tried at
most every thng, but nothing has ever helped
her util saw these Pills, and then thonght
that they were recommended so highly ,hat
| would get soma for her, although hau no
fmth in them. but now have faith i'll them.
and think they will cure before any, thing
will and | can recommend them to all trou-
bled with the Kidney Complaint.
ABRAnI NJ. HORTON, p. NJ,
k.rth EnatLnm bIaSa Cane Cod.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-11-13
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F Q r s a l.. {.

Tho store owned and now occupied by w.
A. Keyes. Said store is situated at East
Thetford, Vt, on the line of the Passnmpsic
II. r., and has been recently repaired aud
painted in good STYLE There is "A good cellar
under the whole building divided into two
parts, making one of the very best situations
to accommodate the potato trade in the whole
country, saving expense of team work. In
the second story is u convenient tenement
consisting of kitchen, sitting room. parlor, 3
bedrooms, pantry buttery, and ! dozen
closets. In the rear next adjoining is a wood
shed and store house, 2SX3G feet. Also small
barn to accommodate horse and COW all in
in good repair, the whole forming a pleasant
homo and place of business, second to no 9th
or There is set of ton Fairbanks scales
newly fitted UP and in perfect running order
for weighing. There is about acres of nice
land on which the buildings stand, with new
er-failing water to house and barns. To those
wishing to buy this is truly one of the most
desirable situations any where to be found,
capable of doinga large and profitable bust
ness. Terms, one-half tho purchase money
paid when possession is given; tho balance
in yearly payments of 5000, each with interest
annually.
w. A. KEYES.
East Thetford, w., Sept. 20, 1875. lstf
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-11-13

WATTS RIVER. Mr.. G. Z. Simp,
son will open his hotel in this place
with grand ball and supper, on
Wednesday evening, Nov. "a. He
has secured good music and is de.
termincd that all who favor him
with their patronage shall enjoy
themselves. The best order will be
preserved. Bill, including supper,
$500.
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CONN. u PASS. Il. Il.

CONN. y PASS. Il. Il.
GOiNG SOUTH. GOING NORTH
Mail train E. III. 40 4. N. Mail train, BY Pm
Accom-, train, IL. l9A. NJ. Accom-, =" a.!S AM
Under tho now regulations persous can rida
on treight trains provided tickets are pur'
0llilinu at aLnIinni.
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,sTnerc isno kacars-s.rciAtiy Zen.
c:tbc,s hy tbne A':tcixnEe Oh A'r.
esmnGFa's Condition Pills.
MRS EMILY GREY writes from Lunen'
burg, Vermont, Jnly lG 1875; MIR. LANE
rot. some of your {'oXnIrIoN Pills. She is
Between 70 and 50 years old, and wanted
me TO , rite for her. She has been out Oh
health for thirty years; tho doctors say there
is no help for her A very singular co,hplain.,
they cali it gas in the stomach. She says tho
Pills have done her the most good OF any
thing she has ever had She has taken them
all, aud wishes you to send hor some more,
she lives III Concord. Vermont. suppose
YOU remember that wrote for Mrs. Hastings,
an old lady that has been sick for many
wears; She is u relative of mine, and You sent
hor some Pills; she is here to-day with mo-
She walked la alt mile; she has not been ,,,
able to walk much for thirty years. gu"
saws the Pills have done her much good;
she don't want 10 be without them,
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-11-13
ABEAM NJ. HORTON, p. NJ,
North Eastman, M.lse., Cape Cod.
Appetite Restored.

EitAWilliam, Aug. TO- $50.
MR. THOMAS W. LANE.-Dcar Sir;-Wc arc
happy to inform yon Of the result of the llrst
package Of DIR. QUMM's CoNplIIoN iiiis'
which is to us very encouraging, and mnGh
more than we ever expected has already
been attained. My wife has been troubled
with Dyspepsia for Il great while. being at
times scarcely able to keep amy nourisment
upon her stomach for sevornl days at a time
but now her appetite is good, ANA Is impro,v'
img rapidly by Inc use of DR.. Quain's Condi-
ton rllie. 1 herewith iuclose 50 cents, for
which you will please forward another pack
are of the Pills as soon as possible and oblSc
CONANT A. PARKER.
CHEST 'E'E,En. EoG. Kidney Com.
gsf:,ima d Eivcr Fried"
RALPH ARNOLD, of North Braiitrc, Mass,
writes. Aug ]. 1875: THE 18th of March
received package of DIR. QUAINs MAGIC
CONDITION Pulls and have been better cv-
or since. The best thing for Kidney Com
plant that over tried Helped me that
night"
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DIR. GU Al MS
WI A q &c
CONDITION PILLS!
NEW TESTIMONIALS,
NcurnIgia and Aeheumn tisln.
Liver ;and ID iImcy COlApliltnt
for twenty -G'ivc Years Cured
by Esv. 0m:lin's Condition PILLS.

DSNvERs, Mass, July -, 1879.
Mr.. LANE.-Dcor Si' For the last twcn'
ty.fvo years have suffered terribly with
Neuralgia and rheumatism, also Liver ana
Kidney Complaints, causing severe pam IN
the back and hips, often unable Tor mounts
to stoop to pick M any small article IRON
the floor | hayo had several doctors spent
a great deal for medicine, which did no good,
and finally concluded must suffer the rosy
of my life, Happened one day to SEQ your
advertisements in the Congregatonahsf !
thought the medicine was Just what needed
and sen; to you last April for a package OF
pills, Before | had taken eight felt like
new person Can oleep we'll nights, and have
no N enralgo pain, can stoop as well as ever Or
my friends are astonlshed at the change IN
me- and think it will not last My sister has
suffered from Inflammation of the Bowels
and constipation. and wishes to Try your med,
icinc. intend still to take them, and would
not he without thom If money would buy
them. | think they must prove blessing TO
thousands who will be induced to try them.
Enclosed you will find $i.O0, please send Two
puulEnppG.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1875-11-13

The Freuch Edition of which sells for $i6o,
and the London Edition for $500, oar popaitr'
Edition $3.50 continuing orer One Hundred
fuN page quarto plates, is tho CHEAPEST AND
MOST ELEGANT PUBLICATION in AMERICA, and
the BEST TO SELL. Critics vic with each 9th
er in praisng it, ana the masses bay it.
From Local Agent in Southport, Conn, "In
our Village OF eighty houses | have taken
sixty-tive orders have canvassed in all about
twelve days lin village and couhtry). and
have taken orders for one hundred and sir
copies"
Full PARTICULARS FREE. ADDRESS
j. Il. FOkD g. CO., Publishers,
23w4 n Brenttetd ST., Boston.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-31

orv-cE-On Second street. opposite the South.
Front OF tie Capitol.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-08-31
Ghe garson Daily Appeal

trily newspaper. devoted 10 politics, general
news, local affairs AID the interests Of
its ucichbCrhoCd.
, 1875-01-28

A convict in ths Massachusetts Htato Prison,
tile lvston Traveller says, has wrought out, With
poGket-kn|fc, pair of beautiful and highly
polished ivory hands. I'hey IRE little ovol 40
are perfectly formed aud In perfaot proportions.
lotwsen tho thumb aud fotsllnHpr Ut each nsnd
IL llell ! tiny red rose. The cuffa are fastened
with sleaya-buttous, and above ths cuffs II. each
~ sina4l plsoa Of blaok ivory, representing thu
dress Oh the arms. lu theas tlare aru golden
rings or staples, SO that they may 10 wurn ~
chsrlna on watch or ~ ornaments for the ears.
They uere Kiyon by the a1tIst wLo wrought thein
to q fellow prisoner, who Aoll tllom fur t4, to
ph!sts which lie had collected iu his coll. When
told by tbs Chaplain that th% State would lurhiah
tne nsoney for that purpose, h. Eeplisd that he
did not Wish TO put ths State 10 tbs sxpenAs
Nasa b could mast u IN This wsx haAele.
, 1875-01-28
IOWA SCHOOLS.
A tsrntIf3 ing *tatsihent from kupt.
is,rrncthy.


A t:rntItt ing ~tatc,nen. from, supt.
iHrrncthy.
sp,etti DisJa'ch to The th'raoo IrIhun+.
DEY Mo1sEs, 1a.. Jxh. 27.-Ey Gblltcar ot
f'tato Superintendent Abernat!,y asn tern,ftto,
TO no,,d you tho following staslstic1 of the public
scsons Of Iowa, which will appear in Ills annual
report. Tic dRnres givo gratifying exhibit Of
the condition of the schools which will compare
fagoral,ly with those of older States. It will bo
seen that the School Tnnd Il assuming enormous
proportions, and amply sufficient for TIN pur-
pons. Tho principal ia not natd. The money is
loaned out OIL reR1-estate security tlDnbIe In
value tho snm loaned. exclusive OF ali buildings
or improvements. Unt!cr tho ncw law. each
conntY bncon,cs rcaponAlble To tho Atata tor
whatever ,noney it !oniia.
EDUCATIONAL PROGRESS.
The annual rernrts from t'ol,s1ty s,nperiatcnd-
cnts for tho year enlil,, Sept t.. 197i show tho
tutal population IN the Htato hetweon and 81
yearH us ago 10 be 5oc.a45: tho who!o n,lncr Of
mpIh registered in sIle plh!ic rclsooIs, 3s5 t25
md III othar scl,pnla Ii. 0s9,-making = total OF
| 3sD 2ii; tho tntat average attendance in the
| public Hchoula 247, ISL.
Tho increase Aineo the f'ate of last repor. is:
| In the school population. 15.h01, or ) 1cr cent
in tha number enrolled in public schools, 1861,
or per cent III tho total average attendapce III
public arhnos, ~, ,9i7, or 1l.2 per cent
Tho growing interest and confidence Of tho
rcopls in tho public schools in shown tv tho fact
that lie incrcAsa III tho par cent OF attendance in
ncnrly fur timex as Ercat M in that Of school
| population. Three hundred and iifty-two new
| erl,unl- -houaes wore built in addition to those
crcetci to roplnce such as flad hocunle unfit for
| Mae.
/ Rcroof. FUNps.
THE rum of 81, 81, ,2s4Ol MAS raised from tux
| alton aud other resource1 for ecuol PURPOSES.
Tho su1n OF S2.ii4t tB36 "a was paid for tearlcEs'
ecllool-houses and tho purchase Of Ii'ral!ies :;
1891 ,Gb3.S5 for rent retGl1H, fnef. salaries OF
, 1875-01-28

. FTVNE IHe -17Il.tHEVJFE]&, I
s1TkA, Dec. 49, 1b74.-Tho AOonn tribe OF
lneiaus = few weeks ago ssut 4 dapntAsion of
%elt-Artnc1 wasrio1s to thls place, where tho
sitlaB live, to sreat with them tor tho full yAue
OF certain denlised ssluAw Of the lioons tribe,
whose existence bitks buck = few months be-
fore bad, by the accidental discharge II hia gun,
cut abort. The council waa held last night On
the beach n Indian iowa, few yArds from our
commanding officers house. Aftsr muah ASau-
, 1875-01-28

|"N .as1 .5st.T HA,,;A,xs a, y .!n,cN AAp
thitt, nnth t,3 Th,. nsntetty h.. every ai,sntxe.
w. .er"f. i
i' a.! Nc, y, r5'!"S E. NJ + s n III % r S
!n ,ns, s3 rn wc.t ,,ss. '"ut q AZ Tx % sn ths
I, M'tsa 4 ta,. @r r ns pr"ry. j.
j na.y Thr a-,i.ry and basement ons tron, .tre III
s1" "s Ct ' " tyar 4 ts. bt.s. ts .
So: = IL a IFSa !, =. fs!s f. IT,
nsies h"q, neg. md Ts built '.'r 4; l;;;1'2n e e. 7% ~
Ma'hinxt n-st. hn4enrnt
Nsur SALE, AN tINn1y1DEp tlNEqUAnTFR IN.
htesx 's". "aa e e, ~;
is. .tat.d sa.h. b.l.ae. a.a .esr. ! rer cent
,E f I",sss 4 q sss
4: - saa a h%H u n'ea H.sass. r. iant nj Ho1a
@ s;s S.snsa s H. H. s. sToSs W. ssa ss;
Lru'. sALf;-fiRNSn HAKt;AiN-TliF WORTH Z
Y rass III s': rsa s o. r. T.siss "Gissss: cdhS
E'ok sA1.E-,faAMEl llONsE. s1RWlMs US n4K
Gd & r. s r.. ss. locations In the city,
k,uh sALE.eo % FEET ON t;ANAf-sT.. NEAR 81
s@ @ p.. toni % sf's cSF Fl: 81 z :te: S:Rt: ""''
Fols hhLE IS FKkr " FHuGTil.Ay;;, NlStN
Salie.s,.
TOR s1TE-Tw0 Lors OS WEST hDAMs-sr,,
i III @haD il *''
E':'n sALH-FIsK MARHLE.FKoST RES!pESGE
LEY, 15a neatho,n:st. -
, 1875-01-28

11rs yTED fINE fGnIit SaLE;MAS in sA1rs
W w,n,nn ,hst unHr tAn1, sry ua,i. ,nnrr. H. t"v,
Into ,a H,i.ty: h.y, ,s Eutwie.u Il b,y&krc,,
.ne. Adites. q. fE'une ot.1es.
49,"
. Irnnos. -
WANT -fi10n HELPER FOR IRDS WAGONS |
As"' "'"'F1'-a'efna. a. h'A'F.>' "''"'''hs-
WAAtEH 4 WArcHMAkEEt. ADpHESs A. q.
ni."'"' Guar tap'h*t ~: =
~ lhifty-trtt-st References required.
\FAETEi, -LAErEHTEKs Tn CONTRACT At |
,ut !Akssit; nstf chsh. part r.RR estate. MEAHS
Co.' In Ha'h!ngt"n-tt.
WANTED .pAtaTER III rUNtHAst ffOSIF AND
~ .rttio ~ lAke.hic s"!rr5i hnu.rs un~ ready Tor
r.1"''.s 'st'"'', ''' ''' "s@'':'et7n'.':
W anhE!'. .nAkSEsS.NAkEh. WITH FEW
hl!at. tssh: sefnri5 ei.sn; slnR1a pseietrrd.
imnct. bs1;c, Hns hnt " @na"rae nrt wsses
4ppiJ, Il ESAa.av., corner Intt,ro i,,rn.,y 'A '
-, ..r,. :, ,,,.,,,. 49,. ,~ 49, ..---7--~
n ths e!ty; rsI AZ Or part In ron.. TKUEsDEI
hROHft lts eH1Hh
WANTED -F1RST-C1ASS FACTORY MACHINE
opcrsfnra IN hne .""Fi la1llc% Shnr> none h,H rt
stenchd t4ctort hauds need apply AppJ At III East
Asonfoa'st. , - -
VANTEhT;ffRaTGLAaS bEt;GY- AGKSMtTH
70 xp y Mi!et natn t!u cE1n: ~; Blsndy "ork to
Epad man. C1.l At lba "ets htnzls.st.
1EAHfED-A ffhST.GtAsA MAS 70 BIN
~. tcIMsifAMhs &1nutlm!nR III MseMht. rAAM'lHH,
Uf.Ahh JD' ls7 Ahd IVY h"uth flihf"h:sL
w rtsuhln1 a art sali,rf v We,t Jian,l Nh n -
:. - ..'-'" -
.,.-., Mfsrallanenus- .-....
" men ibat would like 70 make Hlll a nntntt1. 40
ahns ~ tnt Eractcal plan tn tie We. tnr making
, 1875-01-28

ng for and against TIM cash value Of the .lofnnct
]aiiy Of j.ot,i.a descent was found tu t,n GD1
yhre Of caliup csmrllot wood hnxeH. II m'ls-
kea aud G1 blankets. Tertna cash. 1hn rnc-
recfnr night wns then devoted to unvorsa!
srrce in tito Iudian Town in honor Of their
guests.
, 1875-01-28

Eunkkccpors. Clerks, DC.
ITASTED :-DNE faHln HALEHMAS bE SALES.
~ WItun !fiat uEr .thHd. Dry 4atrs 'nrn ;i, 70
Into nTy mn y h..s knuwieiss II b'1kkccl,-
tug. AI!ittss ii, Tribune ot.1eH.
, 1875-01-28

TO RENT-HOUSES.
mo RFET-EEW BRICK HOUSE UH NEsr sIDE
small family for huard Of ptopistor AnI Nlts Ad
ross u 81, Trihuus oltce.
tJ,D RENT -TWO: STORY AND BANEMEST FRAME
i l,nusr, furnished unfnrnshed thn uthts.t
cnrnur Thirty secnnd- -st and Igaironr very clpap
good farty. Iar, oa the Premises. II. e. EAIDNTSA
CtI.. ~ IdHklls-st,. nG1u y,
, 1875-01-28

~ sA.n r.""9 'sts> mi la'' nt,nn:ac-
htstes .: IY. and M:.eo1r raS':.1 "vsn ina
aN t. W. H. Ht'rr Ta iHs'S!s H"n Ssh.sa s1s "os
A f.EsT-CLsss DN'Hi$r'u;E rnT. HALE, In.
"! III; s;l;. I.: JAIL sas ftissi
4 FIRST Class .trTfr.ue :akArSTALLIX \
:s:i f :.s :si "ss f"sa
.!, an9 vii nPsSsS hH ns p eaMEn11 % Nv q A.
.f. r II manufacturing bu''noss Addru"
An tnt,N A:;n HARpWNHE NUSl NESS 8 !
ssa MisF" s f' a ,.s I'll py
ssf in, n5ss q lon apply 10 IL D. GlnhAk w.
BUSINESS ctlAsGi: WA S'rFn--AH Active nUSE
o ss s" *G r., sa sSa " Il % "a. e,s @
Il ~ ,neis. TIT IL g. .s5 T. "2G Ss r.
e. 81 T ss is: ma 'sv''s
T. SSs $50 " asaS';sa,. aaase:s &
I lAnpwAnE. STOVE, AND rIN srol.K FOR
ra, Xxi * nNa N s'as us j. II Auta" H. '"s* As'
Ia 1,l rs1s Rii s: q ;s
E. =: ?s{' asS sss
Ion. III. '' ''
NrluLkaA,E LIQUOR lIotlsE Foli, SALE-rnt:
ac.:, ns , .ss s9 sost s1s n as
atilinS inauiru in p'r4n It ii Soutn Watos.st
rA1x .1,s dr ,a s r. s'Se @a
f.ss ie I'll. ~ :.ss ho 4 Fa
S:S Rns references
c,f41N Will DUY 4 uAIF.tNTEHEST IN AN
S,s 1 'ti9sa Gs !; ssars:: ct: III sEeS ts'
c.c nm INTisfsEsr IN fD,n PAYING WHOLE
qO.Vlu rAls and retail 6foesty ntaFs will taks rAFs
ay1asnt In clear aud huimpEused ca'y real cstatS Adj
dress y ~, Iriaaure 0fiee.