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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-12

homo and tho care other loving parents
IN order locoutribute 10 tho frotIliea'
ton Of his lustlul passions II isHp'
posed that he hus made his way to
Northern Texas. and that be- will prob
ably stop in Dallas The piefstrickcn
mother Inns publishcda card appealing
for any information that will lead to
the recovery Of her child
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iaa,va.ton c,vu,on {,

Last week awretch in human form, a
married man and the father of family,
who says his name is II. n. Dufa, alb
ductedand carried off a daughter ofMrs
Felter, formerly of this city but then
residingat Hampstead The girl is un.
der fourteen years of age, and was Undue
ed by this vile creature to abandon her
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-12

TnEpr is but little probability of the
supply Of silver running short os the
minb are turning out about $2OOOOOO
each month, and there is some Sll,OOO,'
600 reserve in the Treasury that can be
called into use by proper legislation,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-12
DALLAs. TEXAS.
FRIDAY MORNING. ;i;iii;MAY II

TBE New Orleans Times says that the
blarsted Britishor now sings God save
tho Queen" with mental reservation
of ID take the Empress"
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Attorneys at Law.

}. Nj. Hayes, Attorney at Law, 2O4 Com.
mlerce street (south of Courthouse), Dallas,
dIeXas. Special attention paid to land
aprltt
Hurt 4 Smith, office on Main street over
state Savings Bank. febS5dtf
W. $. Oldham, Office in Mitchies build,pg
Janlidtt
oo donn NJ, Stemmons, Attorney at Law, No.
40 north Side Public Square, upstairs.
Courthouse. '' " i7
McCoy q Mccoy, Office south side of Court
house square. VI "
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MISCELLANEOUS.
"'' LirH J.P. MURPHY.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS
FOR SALE.

Improved and unimproyea nronor,, a.,
every quarter OF the city: also. fsTms M y,
farming landsiD Dallas and other counties
- Forrent1Dwelllngs and business houses in
shhe Guy OF Dallas. Special attention paid TO
iiSSins inng, ana perfecting titles and estab-
rents, notes and accounts, by Vi
p.oi W. +. LYTE C CO.,
Real Estate Agents, No. 100 Damar street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-12

- Mrs, s..Mullins, Millinery, DreSsmokiro
keadyImade Suits. Hair Work, 5tI7 Mas,
STt d, nearly opposite Lamar Hotel Dallas.
VIE .s -a4. ..- m3d6m
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-12

Emo mo; n. MORTON, NJ. d., Office over First Ma
ana harwood streets, Dallas, Texas, "
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Millinery.

Good pasture adjoining Fair Grounds.
n aSt,hg wafer, can be had. Apply to j. Peak
= "' 'fouhus' m3dSn
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COnfecfiOnera.


Ferry Bros, S04 Main street, manufacture
ers OF Pure Candles. French Pastry and Ice
N'Ndih' maVRot
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN,
FREE no ALL.
But No Business Advertisement In-
serted without Pay.

Desiring 10 mako Tho Herald the med nm
Of communication Tor tho general puDllri
ana also ~ assist those VINO may need as
BlslHncG, wuhHyr determined io pint 70 rec
tho head Of Lost" Found" "Mantadi"
"For sale" "FOr Rent" 40 Lot" NJ not
more than three lines, will be inserted IN
this column two llmoB iluo Oi charge Whnh
excess Will be- charged ~ the rate ~ iiye
cents n line, each insertion, IN advance hnd
when such Advertisements Hro printed moro
than two times they VIII be charged NJ inc
rate Of ave cents llue IN advance for rhdh
liup,
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Five rooms, gas throughout; bath room,
Kitchen servants room, laundry (all com
pletely furnished, stone cellar, cistorn, well
with force pump, tot 1850 ioet front by 100 feet
deep, corner Carter and HOrd streets. APP
ply to Chas. Fred. Tucker, over CITY Bank,
may63w
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS,

consisting Of twelve 1--WE large steamships.
line Ino Oh me best and certainly the Cheapest
aIn a p,SSipk between New York, Great Brit
Tnsiuiroads tickets, either way, from and to
, paiias, or round trip tickets. good for one
year, Tor sale by the Undersigned. For par.
, uouiaIs, and 10 see plan OF the steamers cab.
ins' call ~ our office, No. lU9 Lamar street
lanGdtf W. y. LYTE n co, Agents
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Wanted.


A white girl 10 nurse. Must come recon-
mended. Apply at leGrNnd Hotel may02t
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young man with flrst-class references
druggist by trade, wishes some kind Of en-.
plOyment, speaks four languages, IL willing
and able 10 do hard work. wages, no object
Address A. y. Herald office. may8-2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-12

A few day b0arders can procure good board
southeast corner Pacific Avenue and Syca-
more street. mAy9-2t
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-12

In the slceplng-car lOS, on Texas and Pa
cine, on Oth OF April, one gold watch and
chain. Owner can find same by addressing
ThOs, Whlteman, Agent, Dallas, mayl0-2t
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Found
10 Let

A rule. Apply at the Lunch Bar, In Lamar
House. mayl2'2t
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Wanted.

Or two single gentlemen, can get furnished
room with board, southeast corner Pacific
Avenue and Sycamore street. may02t
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Found,

Omnibus Will be- furnished at reasonable
rates 10 plo-ulcs and moonlight excursions
by W. y. SlLlGR. mayl0.Bt.
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A furnished for single gent; free rom dusty
portion OF city, yet accessible 10 street Rail-
way. Inquire ofJ,.T d., Herald once.
mayl22t
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A situation M hOusokceper In II Hotel,
Boarding house. Apply ~ :, nt llofal once,
unuVIp-ul
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HI. HI. CARPENTER

Travelling Agent for the state OF ie-
marl7d3m ~fa. t.Hs.a
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Wanted.

10 trndc for II cheap pair Of pOnlos. Apply |
tp X, Aweotuu, Singer Ollice, 90 Main street |
DALLAS, Tuxas, muyl2-d2t |
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wanted,

A man 10 break prairie land, Apply To
the Undersigned, north Side of Publ 0 square,
maylg-d2t l.. ELLIOTT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
Pullman Palace Cars

are ran on ali through trains a. this road
This Is The ONLY LINZ running thsss care
between Chicago and IT, Paul. Chicago and MI.
waukee, % Chosgo aud MinouA,
AZ Omahs our sltopers connect With The Over
iaui Sleepefs on the Onion Pacific Railroad for
al poiutr West OF the Mtssoau River.
on the arrival Of the trains from the East or
SOUTH The trains " The Chicago North West.
Gro Halfway LEAYE CHICAGO as follows,
For Council Mu0s Omaha and California, Two
Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace
Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through to
Council Buns.
For 81 Paul And Minneapolis, Two Through
Trains daily, With Pullman Palace Cars attached
On both trains
For Green Bay and Lake Superior, Tao Tfsins
daily with Pullmsu Palace Care sttEehed, and
running through 70 Marquette
For Milwaukee, Four Through TrAius daily
Pullman Cars on night tIsius, Parlor Chair Care
on day trans,
For sparta aud WinonA aud points In Mime.
sofa. one Through Train daily with Pullman
Shoppers TO WlnonA
For Dubuko, via Freepori, Two Through Trains
daily, with Pullman Cars on night trains.
For Duhuke and La Crosse, via Clinton, Two
Through Trains daily, with Pullman Care on
night train TO McGregor, Iowa,
For Sioux City aud Yankton, Two TraiHs daily,
Pullman Cars to Missouri Valley junction,
For lake Geneva, -Four Trains daily.
For Rockford, sterling, kenosha, GAINESVILLE,
aud other points, you can have from two 10 ten
trains daily
New YORK Office, 4l5 Broadway; Boston Office,
No. State Street Omaha ONCE, 1853 FsrnhAm
street, San Francisco Office, i2i Montgomery
suest, Chicago Ticket Offices, 81 Clark street,
under sherman House; corner Canal aud MAdi.
son streets, Kenzie Street Depot, corner W.
kinzls and Canal Streets. Wells Street Depot
corner Wells and kinzie street.
For rates Of information not attAinAble from
your home ticket agents. apply TO
w. H. STESNETT, MARVIN HudHTr,
Gen. Pass Agt Chcsgo. Gen. supt Chicago.
glgty
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"That Lass O Lowrie, "
By FANNY aoDGsoN BURNETT.

This ffiebds Of "scglBsER" who have read
"SaIiy Tins Trouble,' ''Oue Pay at Aris,
'erhe Fire at Granilsy Mills aud others Of MIS-
Burnetts short stories, wall not need 10 be az
sliet that they have a rare treat before them
The scene Of the new novel il sid IN an English
mining town, and from The nrst page 70 the last
the interest H. utilagging.
Among The notable papers mention the FOL.
lowing, A SECOND FARMERS VACATION
by ell George Il. Wanng. descriptive Of a row.
boat ride ~ two hundred aud ffy m les, 10
one Of the most fertile aud interesting Of the
vine growing valleys Of Earots-a region never
saou by The ordinary traveller but full o. intsrss
10 IT, social and Industrial aspects. rare ool-
lection o. REVOLUTIONARY LETTERS. A
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STATE University. Wesleyan U9iv~rsity, Amherst
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country. Elegantly illustrated articles on oil
! NEw YORK, illustrated papers on AMERICAN
| CITIES, &c,
The editorial eoatrol and direction u the Mag
l aZlne vii remain 10 the bAuds ~ On. hOLLkED
who will cOutriBute each month editorials upoE
current political and socisi topics. Our reader
NAV io0k 30 NTuplez 81 the Time for hsAithl
/ 90 ui3a; 'sTbe Old Cabinet fof pnrs sentiment
/ III 8me aud sogioty7 for graceful economy ''Oui
Z tore and rrogtcsn for efi9c nm .ihe Ngr a.
Work flr Industrial iuteiiig nee, EFie BfAc'
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u THE country aud 10 Eugisud, ss the grea
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Encouraged by the favor Accpried 70 4 ~
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CIMPLEl CAPABLEtl DURABLE /
Family Fayorite"
Manufactured by the
Weed Sewing Machine Co..
HARTFORD, CONN.
ITS NAME INDICATES IT'S QUALITIES.

lst. Because it lie adapted 10 all the wants Of
family sewing.
I'd. Becau-e It can be readily eomprebended
By any one wishing 10 sew.
81. Because 1t runs so easily.
4th. Because II is always ready and never
takes on ate"
5th. Bseause II will do any kind Of sewing
with lees changes and fewer extra attachments
than any other machine
6th because il ls seif.Adjusting.
7th Because IL IL made " the very beet ma.
tsrsls, aud IA the most thorough mAnner, and
will never wear out.
two-thfead machine, making an elastic
IOck-s
II hGs str isht short needle.
IL has shuttle With PaleBt spruR Tension
lie upper Tensi0u requires 40 manipulating
TO admit the passage u kinAy ~ uneven thfeAt
shetheT linen, cotton OF elk.
lie oiiing i done upon the undur side ,
turning Il mp on ils hinges and s9iiins goods .
impossible
lie stand il solid aud arm.
lie table lie long and rpamF.
Ksefy part works positively, ard . is aptlsn8
Iect 70 the yielding o. uncertain opeiApea O.
tprings.
keedies, aud al articles required. De- af
I nished Al less prices thar those Tor other ma
chimes.
I Tue above sewing Machine j. offered By thii
pAper a. = premium ~ aBbs See tri8s,
Ageuts sAuisd Tor every t0Hn ia ibis vicluity
Address Es xb0ve ard stEte 10 ubAt paPfT yul
~sx this Gdye tseHeut 80
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"Ksow ray OPPORTUNITY"

The grim monster, Death, was stealthi-
iy approaching. | could almost feel his
hot, fiery breath upon my forehead. My
faithless goddess, llygeia, had utterly de-
serted me. Only now aud then would
Morpheus befriend me, bat on this aus
picious day, be had deigned 10 moisten
my eyeiids with heavenly smbrosia, and
| slept. As slept, behold, bad dream !
| thought that was roaming upon for
eign soil whittier my physician had sent
me TO recover my health. was In
great metropolis--o of the grand marts
of the world. In one of my strolls
CHANGED 10 meet man who had in bis
hand handsomely-bou volume, en-
titled 1.-THE Peoples Common Sense
Medical A iviser,n aud who said that he
was an agent for the sale of the book
The title was such novel one that | was
lmpelled to give It a casual notice. As
hastily glanced over lis pages, ! observed
that ii contained treatises not commonly
found in medical works. But | had too
many times been hoaxed by appearances,
and determined that would have moth
Ing to do with il. A voice within me,
like faithful mentor, whispered, "Know
tu1 III tHhN DOOh 10 WY
salvation ~ | began reasoning with my
self. Although doubtful and distrustiul,
yet put forth my hand to take the book,
aud, lol the agent was gone! was
miserable. In my agony awoke. Great
drops of Precipitation were upon my
brow. BY my bedside was friend who
had called during my slumber to see me
Said nay friend, II have brought with me
a book, just published, which | thought
might interest you" One glance at the
work, and ] was assured that it was
"rhe Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser by DR.. II. V. Pierce, of Buffalo
N. u. Surely, this was the veritable
book which had seen in my dreams.
My friend loaned me the work, and every
day, as my strength permitted, | petused
its pages. Although it contained very
interesting treatises on Biology, Cerebral
Physiology, Human Temperaments,N nrs-
ing of the Sick, ETC., yet, being an Invalid
| was most interested in the subjects of
Diseases and Remedies. believed that
had liver affection, and yet more than
one medical attendant had pronounced
my disease Consumption, and that /
would fall with the autumn leaves, In
that book | found my symptoms pei feet
~ portrayed. was then confident that
| had not deceived myself. reasoned
thus: "Any man who can so trnthfully
depict my feelings, and apparently un-
derslands my constitutional tendencies,
must know just what my physical system
demands. will trust my case with Di.
Pierce. | will take his Golden Medical
Discovery as recommended for my di-
sease." The result is, that after having
perseveringy followed his prescribed
treatment, | once again enjoy the bless
ings of health. Therefore, 1 would say
to the afflicted, "Know thy opportunity"
and take DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. GUS.
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harrsa. Ia oommoa uigh mAny places
We hAvs hsa = l.ecnHsr viaisr. So "A
noi day q good sdEhing Macy q
car Zee hoascs will probably rsmAis
empty from tho difaeuliy d getting ios
a. pFupsr thlckuoss and soidiiy Cor
esresaerops command fair prices, % ass
the hAy and strAw ciops. The kfge
yield of potatoes does nol bring rcmunor.
alive rctufEs nor ready sac. Tbs
present prospect seems 70 eeao.e that
TIE present stock GA band i largely iu
excess Of any prospective demand toe
coming spring. The coming year viii
probably fnd our farmers 3 .t,le soarcy
A. to Tie potato crop. Il seems TO be
s prevailing opinion the year 20 come
viii bring sith Il Tie potato bug Last
season they were quite common, bat no
damage was sustained By their presence.
The valuable vacant water power
formerly occupied BY RIDERS Mills, To-
Gated on the kinderheok Greek, has
changed owners lately, aud Is expected
20 be Improved soon Tor some manufac-
turing Purposes.
The Friends At this place 20 lar du.
ring the winter have continued their
annual reading association, which has
been well attended. The design Of the
association is 70 offer advantages for Inn
proyement TO al classes, Young aud old,
to persons of every shade Of religious
opinion, without reference to sect o.
creed. The readings TO be either original
Or selected, sud announcement Is given
70 the juveniles element 10 make their
own selections, aud TO depend mainly
upon their own Judgement ia their choice.
Ia the diffusion Of moral intelligence
the spread OF general information calcu'
lated to promote the welfare Of al, II is
believed the readings have been an en-
tire success. A weekly paper is also
published by the association TO be made
up wholly OF original matter furnished
by members OF the organization. The
editorial management 10 placed under
the care OF two young ladies, assisted by
a like number of young gentlemen. IL is
live sheet made up OF solid matter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-03-02
FUR DEPARTMENT,
CATARRH.
Five Years Sickness Cured by -Four
Bottles OF CONSTITUTIONAL CatarTh
Remedy.
Pain in Shoulders, Back and Lungs,
and Droppings in the Throat Disappear.
ST. ArMap, ?. Q. Sept u 1874

ST. ARMAND, r. O., Sept u 1874
Messrs. LIrTLEFIELD q CO.;
Dear Sus,-B Being desri8us that others may
know something OF the merits OF Your CONSTR
ruRiosAL CATAhRH REMEDY" ] wsh 10 inform
you what II has done for me. am ~ year old
had been out Of health for about FIVE years !
had emplofed three or four different doctors any
tiled various medicines, without receiving aud
permanent benefit, but continued rat ler TO grow
worse, until Last fall, when had become 10 bad
as TO be unable 60 do an hours work at time
Had severe soreness and pain under the shout
der blades aud through the shoulders, with very
lame back, aud a feeling IN my right lung az
though there was weight bearing IL down, With
continued dropping IN the throat aud down upon
the lungs such was my condition when ! COM
mepced TO take your Catarfh Remedy, one bolt
OF which ceased my pains aud gave me an inn
proved appetite and after taking four bottles !
was restored TO health so ss to be able to eudure
bard and continued labor, such ohopping aud
clearing land, at which ave been engaged the
past season. Ny recovery ] attribute solely
with Gods blessing, 10 the use OF your CAtarrh
Remedy
Yours truly, HENRY SNYDER
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The anBzAl MatsA n4osaag I'll =
bed Is as tlgitrs nerf Tuesasy ThoN
uis5 vlsh q stcsrs good lows ofosr
sasai8 s. 81 has8 ssfY sd regs oass
- p,eu i gults Assly q be syEns Air
a.stlss his year
rtsT uunsif
-uf VI H. .ixwart hks rpigrned 4
o. aRs.u, Ana hls mAuy friends bsrs A.,
gIsd 30 ltafg be- has a3aeladed 70 remtis
sllh ~ taf ibe FreseBs, sn1 uaJ he a.
ways BE - successful in tie future, shes
called 10 a8uiais1er to The ssaA As be bA'
l.oes 10 he Ps'i
-Iacbsra Duau, 500 u John Dam
'cf MOadsy lDefuisg f5F Appseson, VIE,
shes Be expects % j2in his brother
Ieba. Jf, who lsil E.s, Dorse, about !
scar ago,
EgrEEr.
s seymour Harwood, Of this towB, Ia.
INSIDE some sioe maple sugar Of excellent
quality. Daring January and the GrsI
part Of February considerable sugar
might have been made, Il properly At.
tended to- Since that tune we have bad
qaIie cold weather hud some SNOW.
EAsr HUrrEr
-Dwigh, Taylor has sold his noun.
tain farm, ioar hundred acres, with
stock, farming tools etc, 10 Daniel Z.
Bailock, Of Wells, for $4,000. Ilis
home farm has been rented to Moses
sheldon, " Dorset. Mr.. Taylor will az
tend the Centennial.
FAwLEr.
Old Mrs. Loomis, who has beeH =
town charge for The pas, hfty years, aud
who will be 100 years old next October,
says she has not made up her mind
whether 70 attend THE centennial, or
wait until the next. The people Of Paw
let are anxious to know.
RUTLAND.
The next wedding 10 town is 10 be a
variety wedding.
Three young men, following the adj
vice Of the immortal Horace, left town
on Tuesday Of last week, for the West.
The total liabilities Of the town of
Rutland amount 10 sl4l,l22,79.
This town paid si56.57 for the sup
port Of tramps the past winter.
The Centennial Promenade Concert,
Tuesday evening, was grand affair.
One hundred couples participated, and
the company included not only the best
society Of Rutland, but very many from
out Of town. The costumes were many
of them elegant, some unique and all in
teresting. Great credit is due TO the
managers, and the amount added to the
Woman's Centennial Fund must be con-
siderable.
w. H. Paige, late proprietor Of the
Bates House, has leased the Berwick
House, and took possession on Wednes-
day, March LIST. This hotel will hereafter
be known as the "Paige House."
We are pleased to see that Judge
Dunton has so far recovered from his late
Illness, as 10 be able TO ride out OCCASION
ally.
"A large barn, belonging TO Mr.. Che
ney, and citusled on Main street, was to-
tally desloyed by fire on Saturday morn
ing last, together with valuable horse,
IS tons of hay, 3 tous OF straw, several
new harnesses etc. The total loss
amounts to $4,000.
Sij4,s6 was the amount 1t cost this
town for three cases Of smallpox, during
the last year.
One day this week, we noticed a
barn being moved ON runners. The
horses drew il as easily as a load of hay.
--One hundred arrests were made in
this place, for the year ending Dec. LIST,
1875.
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I'-7-77-1-l''ll7'' -
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Masonte.
The next Regular Communication Of Adonirs M
Lodge, y. a A. NJ, will be held on Thursday
evening, March .. 1876. At Factory Point
J. II. WHIPPLE, W. M.
AasaIram Chapter. No. -, n. A. NJ.
Next regular eonsoeAtion on Thursday even
ing, March IS. al ~ O'Clock.
WA BLACK. Sect.
skiassr Post No. -. g. A. a.,
Meets al Colsurn House Hall, Factory Point, on
the hrst fBerdAy evening OF zach mouth.
GR0 n. SESSIONS, Commander.
Graat lodge, No. iOE, .. q. G.. r.
Meets At Adams Hall every ksinrdsy evening
~ O'Clock All members Of ne "0rlcr" are
invited. Degrees meetings evefy fret AID third
Wednesday evening Of each month At O'Clock
r. j HOYT. J. Il.
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1876. 1870
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1876.

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among the best illustrated periodicals Of the
world
The papers illustrative Of American Scenery,
which have appeared IN It's pagos, among which
were included "Tho Wonders Of the Yellow
stone" and the "Grsnd Canon of the Colorado"
have won widespread admiration on both sdes
OF the Atlantic; and "rhe Great South" articles,
with their beautiful engravings, have been re-
issued in book form 10 both Great Britain and
America For the coming year we have broader
plans than ever before. The magazine will be
enlarged, and there will be three remarkable
serial stories by American writer's.