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The Arizona sentinel., 1877-09-01
Postal Agent Take Notice.
The Los Angeles Express pu

Shef ter from Mineral Park Nlg of the manner in
 mails are carried from 5hrenberg to M0have county. hat mail is carried on horseback y A. Frank, who took the con- ract nearly four years ago at a rice which requires the most pru- ent management to avoid loss. 1t that time the Hualpai Indians - @riven. nearly everyone out of I've county; its mails were & light and easily carried d a light rideron one animal.
 ben peace, mining develop ~upnu the occupation of farms
 Iock Ranches have increased
 bpulation of that county enor- Lsly; is people subscribe liber- for newspapers, ,and would do it III morefreely could they receive hem with any sort of certainty or regularity. Its mails of any one weeksnow weigh more than did
 nails of any six months of
 five years ago. The only
 now carried into it are a
 Eeekly horseback affair run
 kescott by Stewart and Pier
 i the semi-weekly one car lOm Ehrenberg by A. Frank.
 ormer are as averse to over eg their horse, or to loading lnimals, as is the latter. They some justice object to carry
 Om Prescott mails for Mo- bounty that have come there
 hrenberg by stage aid that
 fto have gone forward via
 V from Ehrenberg direct.
 ntoffice at Ehrenberg has
 nducted like that at most
 ASall places. It is located
 which is frequently in
 Ink, tha contractor, Istances friend
 N and postmaster
 She latter to yield to
 IS wishes or conven-
 e conseouence of all this Zen that the semi-Weekly from Ehrenberg has been d with as much mail as he safely carry and that the bf the mails have been suf- to accumulate until an occa- nSseamboat could carry them
 ker to Aubrey, Mohave
 vile for distribution flose places to other points interior. The editor of this
 pade a trip by steamboat to
 at Ehrenberg were taken I'd nine barley sacks full of matter for points in Mohave ty. Inquiry developed the that this had become, and still e customary manner of con- hg the bulk of the northern hil. Just ten days after arrival Aubrey we were at Mineral fk, a distance of about 130 miles the wagon road, and the mail; that place, which we had lief a~rd the boat, had just arrived y the way of Hardyville. Thii tter place is a terminus of tht ute; it is the duty of the post ister there to report irregulari esof the contractor to the depart Pnt; sympathy has, perhaps : evented an unfavorable report aH Hlvoritism in the carriage o e wspapers has been charged, bu obably without foundation. l more likely that the contracto -ries a few papers wheneve e letter mails are light enougl permit it. The postal agent ha pmised for a long time to abat injury suffered by Mohav lnty through non-receipt o lils.- A contract was let for cal yfng he mail from Aubrey t NII.orol DorI- xrio GpoonE-Ood bt
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"K/cHOLES MIWTURX,N

By Dr. Holland. tie Editor,
whose stofy of "Seven0aks' gave tbe ligbeft
satisfaction % me rsadcrs % the Nonfhiy.
ne scene or this --latest novel + Iald on toe
ba pks % the Hudson. The hero u younn man
who has beeu always "tied ~ Q wofnabs apftu
strings" bat who, by the death % bis mother. y
len alone Ia the vorid. Ito drift on the cuneut
OF nfe,--stih q fortune, but without purpose.
Anotber serial, "His Inheritance" by Nlss
1Taflon. Will begip on The compietloa- Of "1hst
tssf o' LDwne.- ~ Ms Ho,izson Burneu.
Mrs BuYne;ty story, 6egnn IN August. has 70
itos and dramatic power which have been sur
Prise ~ The pGb.iC. "A tf IN
There V 70 Be . series Of Original sui exquis.
rely illustrated papers Of "Popular Science" hy
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The President Of Michigan Universi-
ty saws tie women who 60 there are
able, without iniuring their health, TO
riyel the men ia scholarship.
Ex-Governor Bagley says that Aun Ar
Dor is in debt To he amount Of $40 1000.
The city officials assert that IL is only
$500. As the difference is somewhat
noticeable, we move for "a fair count
The insignia Of the order worn by
the Reformed club Of Battle Greek, IL
becoming so common that 20 meet a
peptleman without a red ribbon grace
fully knotted on his coat is an cxcep-
tion 20 the rul'.
A Macon granger has figured mp the
cost Of cutting a hundred cord of stove
wood with different kinds of saws. as
follows: Buzz, si5; cross-cut. S3l 20;
drag. s15. Strange TO say, he forgot
the popular buck-saw, or, ut least, gave
no figures for IL.
washtenaw County maintains her
position ss the third county in value In
the State, Wayne aud Kent being ap.
,,aised higher. The taxes of this
ccuaty for 1877. according 20 the STATE
Board Of Equalization, viii be SS3. ST.
81.
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For stoInaehs Ont Of Order.

No medicine VIII 20 edectualy improve the
tone Of the stomach as these liis: they remove
all acidity Cccssioned either ~ intemperance og
improper diet. They reach the liver ana Teduce
IL 70 a healihy sotion they are wonderfully en-
Gee Ons IN casce ~ sVasfnin fact they never fail
10 curing al disorders ~ tne liver and tf0mac
HOliOwAf-S TItLS are ths best Known IN
the worll for the following diseascs: AEne, Asth-
ua. Bilious Complaints, Biotches on the SKID,
Bowels Consunp'ion. Debility, Dropsy. Dygen-
tery. Erysireias, remzc irreguisrfties. fevefs OF
aIl Einis, Fits, C;out Headache, Indigestion, In-
lamu4afion, Jaundicc, Liver Complaints, Inni-
baKo, Piles. rheumatism. Retention of Criae,
scfOfula or King Evil, sore 1hroot, Stone aud
Gravel, Tic-Douiouresux, 1umOrt, Ulcers.
Worms of si Nnds. weakness frOtn any cause.
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Medical.


l."
&c srasnck,s RuIuenic oyrups So
Weed Tonic, and mu0drnkc PiIfs.
These deseryedly celebrated and popular meci-
cfnss have effected revolution IN tue healing
art, aud proved the failacy OF several maxlms
which have for many years obstructed the pro-
gress OF medical science. The false supposltlon
tnat Consumption incurable" deferred physi-
clans from attempting 10 ind remedies Tor thai
disease, and patients afliicted with u reconciied
themselves 20 death without making an effort 20
escape from doom whico the supposed 70 be IN
ayoiaable. IL IL now proved, however that Con-
sumption can be cured, and that II has been cur
Cd In very great number OF cases tsome OF them
apparently desperate onesl by Schencks fulmon-
&c Syrup alone; and In other cases by the same
medicine In connection with SchenckH Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills, one or both
according 10 the requirements OF the case.
Dr. schenck kimsei who enjoyed uninterrnpt-
ed Good health for more than forty year., was
SUPPOSED at one tine % be at the very gate OF
death, MS physicians having pronounced his case
hopeless, anil abandoned him % his tate. lac
Was cured by the Aforesaid medicines, aud,
since his recovery. many thousands similarly AZ
fected have used Or. Schenokt preparations Win
the same remarkable success.
Full directions accompany each, mixing " not
absolutely necessaro TO personally see Dr.
Schenck unless patients wish their lungs exam
ed, and for this purpose he Ia professionally Al
his principal once, Corner Sixth and Arch sta.
every Monday, where settlers Tor
advice must be addressed.
sehencgs medicines are sold by AL druggists-
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New school cloquence--Coiiege oar
ratioDs-
Az the drinking saloona in Philadei-
phis the proprietors employ lady con-
yersationalists" who do not distribute
beer. but simply talk to visitors.
"Time is money" Is the way the au-
thor put IL, but we know grocer who
aavs II isn't. He trusted out his stock
OF goods SON time" and now he don't
see the money.
Railroad disaters are becoming so
frequent "a % be monotUnous. III no
more than six OF eight persons are
killed. very little mention IL made OF
the matter.
The people of Michigan are still
sending lots of things to the heather,
but thus far Only about two wagon
loads of provisions aud few dollars In
c,sh have been sent to the starving
! homesteaders of our own state.
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I've suggest TO the wives OF drinking
men Of this and other cities, that 1t
would be a good idea to take their sew
ing or knitting with them aud drop in-
TO the saloon snd spend the evening
with their husbands. II IL be a proper
place for gentleman TO pass away his
time, surely his wife can. without any
improperly, he permitted 10 keep him
company. This plan. we think. would
bring the head of the family home in
good time. Il Iowa Investigator.
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No one can mistake the youth who
squandercd his money last summer for
moonlight drives. aud now has no
money for an overcoat. He comes
blithely down the street, apparently
unconcions that flowers are not bloom
ing around him on every side. and as
he wipes an imaginary perspiration
from his forehead, he may be heard
shrilly whistling. 81 love the merry,
merry sppshine, IL makes tie heart so
nav"
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S0lD BY All D6Uce5IS'zIS!'. e5I:s'z7IS!'
MARK THESE FACTS.
HoLL.oWAY's PILLS.

IL had no sppeu,e; Hogoway's Pills gave me a
hearty one"
'lOur Piils are marvelous.-
81 send for another box, and keep hen Ia the
house"
"DE. Holloway las cured my headache lhai " ~
chronic"
81 gave one of yOnr Pills To MY babe for chole-
"a mpTbus The dear little thing got well Ia 4
DAY.
any nausea Of a morning IL now cured
"lour LoX OF HO!lOwayh ointment cured me
Of noises On the head. I rubbed some Of ySnr
Olntment behlnd the ears, and the noise has left
~send me two boNes; ! want QUO for a por
family
- enclose q dollar your price II - cents, bGt
Lle mod cine tD me - worth a dollar"
"Send ne dve boxes of your Pills"
"Let me have three boxes Of your Pills by re
turn mall, for Chis add Fever
have over 90 such testimonials - these. but
want Of suace Cuunf.s me % conc ludN.
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"HoME LIFE AND TRAVEL. !"

Also. practical Suggestions "A 70 tosp a5d cour.
tD Me, village imwovtmenis,, ete., hy veiis
VI NJ. RsrDsrds srue,es on varioos ipfurriestf
Great Britain include the history Of ''sOme Ex-
perimepfs In Cooperation "A Scottish Loaf
faetoxy, IN Tbs Soytnber nuInoer, and load
sne. hocnlaie,T in Dccetnbsr. Other papers
are, hThe British worklufnsrs Hofae.r "A
nation o. snopkeepsrs.- IA penny Week foF
W 4 reilly ri Gsrrssed series viii be gwen OF
sAmericsn sports by Hood an1 FED ~ "a
rfo5s vrif.rs. snd zach on dinerSnt fhene. Tbt
subject a.
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The publisher OF the Charlotte Lea
der is playing il on the unsuspecting
people up there, by claiming that he Is
fourth cousin 10 the late Commodore
vanderbilt, aud that be intends 10
start for New York as soon a. he eau
get a new suit OF clothes.
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

Noue are geanlns unless TIE signature OF J..
Hayrock, ~ agent for fhe United states. saT-
rounds each b0x of ffiis. A1d Ointment. A
deripg such infcrnatlou a. may j a g The de-
'tctlon of any party or parties counierftiflng the
t1ef;c.nss or vsrdlrg the same, knowing tnem
% BeFpuriorA
'.sso.d AZ the mAIufaotorT Of Professor Tioi~
Lowar Co. New Yurk. ani by al Respectable
drr, y1isfe and dealers IN redlcihe Throughout
the civilized world, IN boxes a. - cents g. cents
H There Is consiaerabIe saving by taxing the
larger sizes.
IA every Disorder are aifixtd 20 each box.
Ossiee, tI2 Liberty street, New York.
(novaiTD
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Scribner's Monthly
An unriyaled illustrated Maaa zine.

when scribnor lssned issued its famous Md
summer Holiday Number In J1ly, frieDay
critic said Of IT, I'VE are not sure bot that
Scribner has touched highwatsr msrk. We 80
not see what worlds are left 10 10 20 conquer y
but the Publishers DO not consider that they have
reached t.s ultima tnuie OF excelience--they Dr.
Heye there are other worlds 10 conquer, aud
they propose 20 conquer them"
The prospectus for the new volume gives the
titles OF more than nfiy papers mostly hustret-
ed. by writers of the highest merit Usder the
haal az
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HOLLOwAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure IRE following elseaseE
Disorder of the Kidneys.

Inail diseases Affecting these organs. whether
they secrcte too much or TOO little water; or
whether they be Gnilctc'l ~ stone or gravel, or
win aches and pains settled ~ ths loips over Tie
regions 0f the kidneys, these Pills should be Ia
ken according % the printed directions, sad the
OintIDsnt shDald be wei rubbed into the small OF
almost inmedists relief whsn al ether means
have fal.fa. ~.
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.VEGETINE

Strikes at the root OF disease by purifying the
blood restoring the livea and Kidneys TO healthy
action, inyigoratlng the nervous system.
VEGETINE
Is not vile, nauseous compound. which simply
purges The bowels, but safe, pleasant remedy
which IL sure 20 purify the blood and thereby re-
store the health.
a vEGETlNE
Is now prescribed In cases Of scrofula and other
diseases OF the blood. by many OF the beI physi-
clans, owing 10 It's great success In curing AL
diseases OF this nature
VEGETINE
Does not deceive invalids into false hopes by
purging and creating a fictitious appetite, but
assists nature Ia clearing aud purifying the
whole system, leading the patient gradually 70
perfect health.
vEGETINE
Was looked upon as an experiment for some
time by some OF our best physicians, but those
mOst incredulogs In regard TO its merit are no"
its most ardent friends and supporters.
VEGETINE
Instead OF being pu1ed-up medicine has work
ei It's way up 10 It's present astonishing success
by actlAl merit in curing al diseases OF Tie
Hood Of whatever nainre.
VEGETINE
Saws n Boston physlelan, ''has no equal a.
blood puriner. Hearing Of Its many wonderful
cures. after al other remedies had failed. Vls-
tel the labratory and convinced myself OF its
genuine merit lt hprepared from harks, root,
they are eomdound nded In such y manner a. 10
produce astonishing resuit"
VEGETINE
II aeknuwlefred and recommended BY physi-
clars and npothecaries 20 the best purifier aud
cleanser OF the blood yet discovered, and mons:
ands speak IL It's praise who have been restored
10 health.
PROOF
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EIEIEEN MONTHS for 81.

scribner for December. now ready, and wbicn
contains the opening chapters Of ''Nicholas
Mlnturn," win be read with eager curiosity ssf
interest Perhaps no more reliable number %
this msxa xlue has Yet been issued. Z he three
numbers 81 scribncr Tor Amnnsi, se-tember, ant
October, containing the opening chapters %
THAT Lass oIowrle's,r VII be gwen 60 even
new subscriber who requests ~, aud vhose
subscription begins with the present volume. ie
with the Novcmbcf numDcr.
Eubecripflon prize "a ye1r-T cents a num-
her. Special terms on hound v0lnmea sub
scribe with the nearest bookseller, or send q
II sCRfBSER q CO.,
aecis~ - sss Dros1wsy, n. Y.
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For Cutaneous Disorders,

And aii eruptions VI the skin, this Ointment II
most invaluable. IL does not heal externally
alone, but penetTates with the most searching ef
fecfs 10 the yeTy root OF the evil
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CONSUMPTION,
EPlLEPTic FITS,
DYSPEPSIA.

Prescription sent % any address on receipt OF
cent stamp. Address,
yAuEs MACK. W.. D..
splsyi Rochester, n. Z.
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"EDHElcN ZHHHH.0

We have ~ Winter on the sne,- BY oru. No
by Charles Dacisy Warner, '.Cut Of NJ window
~ MOSCOW" By Eugene Schuyler, "An AmeTi-
can In Tufkistan," etc. Three serial stories are
auuouncfd.
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CHAs. ID. Lror, Chairman.
BESJ. r. TABOR, Clerk.
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BENJAMIN Y. TABoR.
w. X. MONTGOMERY,
I. y. WApswonIa.

County rreasurers Once.
HILLspALr, Jan. ID. leTI.
To us Honorable Board Of Superrasors or
Hllsidls County.
GBsTLENESi-In compliance With the law,
I submit respectfully my annual report Tor
The ascal year ending this day.
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Periodicals.
TIL r.
USEFUL COMPANION
AND
ARTIFlCER'S ASSISTANT

couaAiniug fan and eonP1poe 1ns.Fsotious in lhe
arls and sclehcs1 81
TElHcRApMIxo -lstd ding y soupd-
sf(Ig TO sacred music, exhIt-
Hing q - explainlng the construc-
ttonof shths princlpsl ehcr>is- y
THOROUGH BAsE-playine sacred music from
figures, enabling the perform
er 70 play four parts by look
Ing NJ two.
TUNING TIE PIASo-fokTE, Reed organ, Nc
lodsOn and Sera-
phine, With sug-
gestiOns for de-
tecting and dis
rERRorYPE AND TrSTYPE fIdIuAix, pssh
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS AND FRUIT. LEAF
PRESSING-H0w they are made
ami preserved. Ac., Ac.
T'hlg 4 the largest handsome-i. aud most use
faI Book ever published for the price.
Size s lie BY Inches and Contains 700 Pages,
Profusely Illustrated, l. handsomely bound IN
cloth. with glt back and sides, and u one OF the
most yalnable works ever produced.
A great amount OF useful Information Tor
uNVENTORS,.M ,.MECHANsCs, Ac-
viii be found In ,hcss pages. II contains nearly
5000 VALUABLE Hsecipes and Formula
aasptedto every tradA rofessiOn and occapa-
tion In ChrisrrndoD-l W.
Ext~nsiye shd useful TABLEs or READY
RECKONERS, are inserted for the use of Mzchin-
I.fs Mental Morkers Arllxans. Ac.
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"Househ hold and Home Decoration''

VIII have a prominent place, whilst the latest
productions of American humorists will appear
IRON month 20 month. The list of shorter stor-
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On motion Of Mr.. Hewitt tn. report

Oh motion VI Nf. Ao"As tuo report
was accepted.
On motion OF Mr.. Montgomery the
order as reported by the special COM
mittee on the Incorporation OF the
Village OF Litchheld was adopted.
Andrew J. Wigent. Supervisor Of
Camden, presented 10 the Board, APP
proved by him. the application OF Jere-
miah Hand aud of Alvardo Haskins for
bounty for killing in said township Of
Camden, one full-grown wolf.
On motion OF Supervisor Montgom-
cry:
Application having been made BY jeremiah
Hand aud Alvardo Hsskins. residents OF the
township Of Camden, In this county, for q
bounty for killing q wolf over three mouths
old. on the &. Z. u Of Sec. i2 town 3. =.
Range, 4 w. lCamden). on the ilth day Of
Of the parties, siatiug the tlme aud place OF
the killing Of said wolf, and the certificate
required BY the law Of this State approved by
Andrew J. Wigent, Superviso-.
The Board OF Supervisors do award 10 said
Alvardo Hasklns aud the said jeremiah Hasd.
jointly. the sum Of eight dollars for killing
said wolf, aud order the necessary certificates
TO be issued 10 the County Treasurer.
On motion OF Mr.. Armstrong
Resolved, That the resolution offered by
Nr. Montgomery relative 70 the salaries OF
county officers be made the special order for
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock.
On motion OF Supervisor Hodges:
Resolved. That the County canvassers for
the general election Of 1876 be allowed their
per diem and mileage according 10 law. and
that the Clerk draw the necessary orders for
the same. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Brewster the follow
ing report and resolution was read and
adopted.
The Committee ou County Officers 20 whom
was referred. at the October session. the res
olution OF Supervisor Montgomery. 20 exam
Inc the books of the Register OF Deeds, In
reference 10 the number Of forms used In said
office answering TO the blank deeds mortga-
ges and other instruments used by convey
ancers. beg leave 10 report that the Register
OF Deeds concurs with the committees Ia the
policy Of disseminating the use OF printed
form books In his officc. Your committee
would therefore ask the adoption OF tho fol-
lowing resolution
Resolved, As the sense OF this Board, that
the Register OF Deeds should dispense With
the use Of Record Books partly printed la
his ofice. except so far as II may be neccs-
sary 90 NIL up the books already purchased sy
the county.
w K MONTGOMERY,
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THE REST PAPER FOR MICHIGAN kEA.
DERS
published III This State, aud tbs reputation
IL will maintain NJ eveiy cost.
CIRCULATE YOUR COUNTY PAPERs
WEEKLY POST,

10 Clubs Of Ten, postage prepaid. sl.Co
either OF the following Agricultural papers,
viz: Michigan Farmer. Western Rural, or n.
y. Agriculturallsts, for S325.
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PROOF
WHAT Is NEEDED.

B0sIONs fSb. 10, 1871.
Nh. n. X. srEvESs:
Dear slr-About one year since found N.Y.
self IN feeble condition from general debility.
SEGETINE was strongly recommended 20 me
hy friend who had been much benefited by its
use. procured the article and after using several
bottles, was re stored 10 health and discontinued
is uss. feel quite confident that there Is no
medicine superior 20 10 for those complaints FOR
which u Ia especially prepared, ant would cheer
fully recommend Il 90 those Who feel that they
need something 20 restore them ~ perfect
health. Respectfully yodrs,
L. l.. PETTINGlLL.
Pirm OF 8. u. Pettlngin Co., 10 state street,
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lgsnts Can Dorblt Their Honey Selllns 10.
SOLD BY SUBSCRIPTION ONLY.
Special Territory given TO Agents.
Price 81. 90 only.
single copies viii be seat By mail, POSTPAID,
upon receipt of the price.
R ser fartic alsrs AID eenndsntAi eirsaisr
The Empire State Publishing Co.,
r. o. Box S75G us Broadway, New York.
(seplStD
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u orSraALcuAnAcrrn

Tic gueral character OF The ChieagO TIL
bune Is too well established Ia need recapiiu.
latiou- Iu Its news department u Is second
to no paper IN the United States. The Weekly
Edition contains a carefully prepared sum
mary Of the news Of the week, brought down
a. the hour Of going 10 press.
Literary. political. fnsucial. social, and ag-
riculturai topics will constitute, a. heretofore.
leadin. features Of the Weekly Edition, and
10 pains win be spared 70 increase Its at
traciisencss IN these departments hs DaI.
ket reports are UNSURPASSED, etnb-acing all
the information which farmsr. require for
NJ sellers and bnyerS -
The Weekly Tribune Is larxe eigbt page
sheet. Of the same size az The Daily Tribune,
consisting of tfty.siX columns Of closely
printed matter and. as a Family Newspaper.
and 10 its general makeup, Is unsurpassed by
any paper IN tho land.
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PETROLEUM V. NAsBY,
-RafnrrnAr

s-Ez soon ez war is declared,
.bre hundred nv the solid Dimocrisy
nv tbe Corners will rush TO the front,
ef the Dimocratic Nashpel Committy
will send money enuff 10 pay ther fares
10 the scene OF conflict, and git EN-
each pare nv pants and shoes, SO that
they may rush in some comfort. Ihis
all will DC strikly necessary. Contrion'
shers for this purpose may be sent 10
me now. f8d H
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A REPUBLICAN NKwsPAPEH

While The Chicago Tribune Is a Republican
newspaper, aud contributed as much as any
other in the United States Ia the success OF its
psrty,it isslways independent and fearless 10
dc enpression ~ itsNiews, aud sifDs 10 BE-
hght raihcr Than partisan; and vhilc boldiug
party high Il holds tbs country higher.