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New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
For Young Ladies-City.

I University Grammar School, No. ,4S1 Broad
u wav near 2d-s. Primary Commercial and Classic de
NJ. II. HOBBY. W. l. AKIN, A. NJ. Pnnelpas.
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ehI Sn TO BOSTON
- .CU VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STDNlNGTON LINE,

CONNECTING WITH ALL FONTS EAST.
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS. ..na.
The elegant steamers khuDr lsltNO ana NahnA az
GANSErT leave Pier 80 orth River foot OF JAys]' "
D.. II daily except Sundaysl -.
Special drstclas limited tickets sood only on 24S a. m
train fron StOnn gon sold via this line from W
Boston for 81 so. . - 49,, Ala. sta,sroon.
sarnrd At Offices Wcstcott Express Company anu AT NOS
S3 and 397 Broadway Metropolitan ana rum Avenue
ho'ei iPPRoVfpENCE LINE. FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Steamers III IECrRA and GALATEA leave Pier ~ North
River ioot Of Warenstl daily except sundays AZ oP !"
0 Flet III via either line taken At lowest rates
=, TIvIS"s ~ sfIKiNS nI g. p Agt d. s. BABCOCK Pres'L
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JOSEPH W. DlMMICK,l Master
ROBERT W. HEALY Commissioners
DAVID CLOPTON,
T.. H. GRANDIN aud Solicitors for Complana
JAMES 4. HOLTZCLAW, esqs)

CUPREME COURT, ERIE COUNTY.-RoS-
- well = Burrows, Edward f. He1drick. Edward White
house Joseph r. Nanum In their behalf and in be-
OF all Others la 1ng like interest who may become par
plaintiffs, against Azariah Boody isaac G.
Cotton g. Plumb ami Joel RathbOne survivors OF AL
bert H. Tracy deceased and Albert H. Tracy executor OF
the viii testament Of the SAID Albert IL Tracy de
ceased deendanisTo the stockholders or their representa-
ves OF the late BafaO anl Lockp0r IA OAd Company ana
persons having claims against said company
hereby given that ON the petition o Lorenzo BurroW me
heretofore appointed in this action which peon
dated February a. 1879 an order was du made ~ ne sd
= special FERN Of this Court held and for the
County Fine, at the city and County Hall in the CITY OF
Buffalo February -. 1879 by the Hon Charles Daniels,
presiding requiring that cause. II any be shown ~
regular special Court be held and for the
County Of Erie CITY and County Hall in the city OF
the 2Jtl March 1879, at the opening OF
court thereafter can be
heart why the said should not ont OF the funds
ia such receiver dividend Of four ana onehat
Der cent on the the said Bulo and IOckort Ran
road Company the stockholders their repI esehtaVes
company And II was further ordered that no sum
To The contrary be then shown at sad te Atd
cre he appointed "a examine and pass upon the a
confirmation his report said recGyershp nav be ternin
9tat and said discharged Tha said petition was
dulv aud said duy entered ~ the ONCE OF me Clerk
of County Of Enie on the 25hdly o February, ls'3
Dated Buffalo. February 70, 1879 -. o,,,., ,,--..
BURROWS : VIELE. Attorneys for said heceiver -ii
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3nstrntllon.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A DVFRTISERSi
N SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR THE TRIBUNE and
ALL FIkSr.CLASS CITY JOU RNALS TO
ONE OFFICE.
BROWN & PULVFRMAN, 1888 Broadway. New York
send copy advertisement when asking for estimate or
FO~rnuf
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SECOND
Bur C r & y lst

Bur c II & y ISL
5000. ....- 12h
Cbes & o LIST . Is
5000. be. 35 2
Chic & Alton LIST u
5000 .......ll5
y J Cent lst 1880
5000. .......ll4h =
Del & Hud Reg VI
1000. ....... "
Kansas Pac lst IS
Denver Division
with coup Ger
6,OOO .......l 1882
Kan Pac Inc No 10
5000. ...... 90
st Paul l & ID DIV
1000 be. l03 2
NJ & st Panl Z / >
5000. ....Dc. 1929
ST. l.. Kan G q n
Real Estate 7s 80
2,0OO.......- ssA2
Den Il RIO era ISL
5000. be. 9o4
Ene rs oon
3,OOO.....b be. 1882
American EI B'nk
33 ...... 100
A & z Tel
100. be. 80
Wells Fargo Tx
10 ....... 90 .
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28

Macmillan g. Co. have issued volume un-
der the title Of AIed Essays, by Matthew Arnold,
consisting mainly Of his remarkable contributions
70 the English periodical press and treating for the
most part OF subjects Of political and literary
They include essays on Democracy" Equality"
Irish Catholicism and British Liberalism" together
with comments on Mr.. StOpford Brooke's Guide to
English Literature" "a French Critic Milton" "a
French Critic on Goethe" and George sand. Like all
Mr. Arnolds literary discussions, these papers fruit
full IN suggestion, rich and original in thought with
certain spice of paradox which keeps attention alive
and profound sense Of the Importance OF sound ntera
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and Court

RALTIMOKE AND UHIU KAILKUAD.-
ID New.York from foot Of Desbrosses and Court
landtsts.
$50 a IN for Washington. Columbus Cincinnati, Indanap
oils Chicago and the West, Richmond, Charleston aud the
south Pullman from baltimore TO Newark. Ohio and
100 D. m for Washington and the West. Pullman cars
frOm New-NOIk baltimore Washington making close
connections for Ptsburg Cincinnati, Indianapolis Louis
willie Louis Through Pullman cars Baltimore 10 Clh
cinnati 81 Louis and Pittsburg.
l0OO D. daily for Washington the South and West Pun
man from New.York Baltimore and Washington,
making for Chicago Cincinnati 1ndanapo
lis Louisville Louis Columbus P1ttsburg. the south ana
Southwest Through Pulman cars from BALTIMORE 70 uncn
matt connects at Washington with trains Tor L}hChbuIB'
Florida New Orleans and the south - ~.
For through tickets pleaso call at Comnanys once 5o
ucket Onlces
ana DesIrossesst SITS, and Depot Jersey CITY,. .oo.sv
HOUND TAIP TICKETS TO KANSAS, hEbhASAA
AND FLORIDA
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28

To WILLIAM NICHOLS. defendant: The foregoing sum
mons go yOu by puOhcation pursuant Ia an
order of Hon Charles Donohue, justice OF the supreme
Cont the state oi York, dated the 18th day OF Ftbfu
ay Is.g and filed with the amt In this action In the
otc oi he C!o OF the city and County Of New York at M
said Ci the 10Th OF FeDrlaII Is ~
DATED New. York. Feb lS. 1872 FRANCIS c. REED
Plaintiffs Attorney, J4G broadway New York city.
F2i laNGwfu
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THE MONEY MARKET

OFFICIAL REPORT ". y. STOCK ExcHAYog SALES
hsTepoSfed oy the cold and Stock TsleYaDA IT,
THURSDAY. MhRCH 81. 1879
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPA RrnFyF
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6ieamboais ano Rallroaos.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
ID and Nangatuck Railroads Fare ST. steamer bridgeport
leaves Catharne slip daily (sundays excepted at ll3O H.
al II d. M.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28

MISS BALLOW'S English and French School
Nh for Young Ladies' Children No "a East 22d.st will
reopen oil Thursday, September 26
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
WILLIAM NICHOLS, New-York Supreme

w Court
New.York Colny.-AMos H. AIiING and CHARLES
T. AILING against WILLIAM NICUOLS-TO the above
named defendant You are hereby summoned 10 answer the
COMPLAINT action. and 20 serve copy OF your answer
ON lie plaintiffs attorney within twenty days AFTER the ser
Nee Of this exclusive Of the day o srch service
failure 20 appear answer Judgment VIII
lie taken against yOn defau o tho relief demanded IN tho
complaint. Dated New YORK, Feb. IL 1873. . ,,,.
FRANCIS G.. REED,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
Art Schools-New-York

Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA b. CULVER
VIII receive pupils painting Landscape howers attn fe
china and decualion) studio THE Bella" No AS East
26th-st., corner 4thave.
References Mr. D. Huntington Mr. VIM Hart, Nr James
II. Hart, Mr.. A i. Bellows.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
For Both Sexes-Citv

-OIVI'
A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos
"A. II East 47th-st. and 50 West lGillst
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28

THURSDAY March 27-r.
The transactions in stocks to-day were Zo'ovu
sbore. less than they were yesterday. which Is -,
inc that the business, az measured BY It's Vo'u"s
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
Ieaal Nollces.
THE MONTGOMERY and EUFAULA !
RAILROAD COMPANY and others,
ana
No. 2-MASON YOUNG and others
IN EQUITY.


THE MONTGOMERY and EUFAULA
RAILROAD COMPANY aud Others. . -
Under and by Of a entered on the Sd day
July a. 1871 the above causes which were consoi
amended and modified by decree III
cause the 22d day Of February A. d. 1873 the Under
signed Special Master Commissioners hefeDy give nOce
that IN accordance with the OF said decree thy
will on Thursday, the LIST day OF May A. d. 1879 AT inc
Aresisn Basn in Montgomery IN the state OF
Alabama. bet-een aud o'clock p m Of thai day. pro
public auction for cash, Ia the highest bdde
railroad Of the sad the Montgomery and Iuaua Ran
Company and all the frsnchses rights privileges and
immunities said Company, and all the property OF
said Company, inciunng road bel. light OF way
depOts. workshops. tools and implements warehouses
and real of every description together with all the ap
theTeuntO belonging It's rolling stock GcOmO
lives all property real personal or mixed OF
any whatever The purchaser at such sale
amount Did, 10 the several claims Quilted 10
proceeds OF such sale In the order and to the eH
tent entitled be paid provided in
the compliance with the terms
the continuation thereof by the Court convey
the purchaser, vesting in said par
law and quijy Of all the parties
consolidated and 10 all the property, rights
franchises sold.
AI1nfa 4 Enl
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partments % NJ a. HoBBY " /. AKIN. A NJ Principals.
For Young Ladies-City.
A MRS. and MISS STEERS'S SCHOOLS, Nos.
IA II East +7thst and 80 West l6Ll'st
For Both sexes-Citv.
NEISS BALLOW'S English and French School
reopen oil Thursday. September 26
Art schools-New-York City.
MRS. LOUISA B. CULVER
WIN receive pupils in painting audscape howers .t nfe
decuation) her studio The Bella" No As East
26th-st., corner 4thave.
References Mr. D. Huntington Mr. VIM Hart. Ar. James
NJ. Hart, MI. A +. Bellows.
For Young Ladies-Brooklyn.
MRS. /. JERNEGAN BOWEN, 419 Cln-
w tonst Brookyn gives instruction in music and tho
SGs aSe. Whose t n in ss has been
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
"A IIOmelike Boarding School for Young
~ Bows. f. HINDs a. NJ. Hampstead Long Island"
A LEXANDER Institute, military boarding
n schoo, White Plains. NY OIWILLIS PAD Principal.
ROYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
Ss S w2s or ss aa
DLACK HALL SCHOOL.-A family school
ID for few bows at OLD LYME Conn, on Long Island
sonud fine healthy location malaria brst Of and
CM%Rs IST t' BAhTLEr Lyme conn ''
Collegiate and Commercial (and Military
- Institute, New.Haven, Conn. WIN. II. RUSSELL
CLAVERACK q. " COLLEGE and Hud-
son Riyer Institute receives G pTps at any time and gives
June Is. ALONzo TLACK.
L Classical, tnionyiie " y. 5. 5. H2RTwEII A N '
FREEHOLD INSTITU re, Freehold, ~ j.
for caiaoss o Csqo ae f4eipa Rev A. g. &aBGR S''a
Highland Military Academy, Worcester, Mass.
2$d under present superinehd't b. Metcalf NJ
MAPLE HALL Institute, Jamaica, l.. l., for
w Boys; English French German and Classics :Or $40
NORRISTOWN (N. J.) BOARDING SCHOOL
w for Iovs The Rev 5. y. HOWELL AN. Principal.
Mt. PLEASANT N MILITARY NJ, ACADEMY, ca,
The course Of nsueIiSn e6TasSs l The following depart
% s od snse Mahs s
G s 2a%F aHa as RS
hoIsss gymnasium &c sPecla adysasges tor West Point
DEEKSKILL (N.Y) MILITARY ACADEMY.
L send for illustrated circular for ls797s
THE GUNNERY-W Washington, Conn, Fam
M S Fs4 9L 6S sdTs F. W e's2s AR
S0S0 PER SCHOOL YEAR. No extra
W shSrges;s s;: special attention 10 10th advanced
snG s ds Ensy aSd
courses Of study Weekly lectures Illustrated by the best
vaa
% ;as S 10 o and % 1880 FGL srcSs a, 81 wS
SHOBTIIDGE (fIarvard University A. NJ, Media, Penn
IL miie from Phiadelphia
For Young Ladies-Country.
DUTLER'S HOME INSTITUTE, Pough-
- teegse offers h9e adyanas'S to ladies' wishing to pre-
BuTLRR. Principal
GROVE HALL, Haven Conn.-Miss
New-York tribune., 1879-03-28
For Young Ladies-prooklyn.

MRS. J.. JERNEGAN BOWEN, 419 Gin
w tonst BROOKLYN. gives instruction in music and m
modern languages and private lessons al their residences
whose early Eugsh has been deficient
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1879-07-19
The AMERICAN INSTITUTE
PHRENOLOGY

INCORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE
IL of the State of New York In 1866, viii
open its Annual Session for 1879 on the frs
day of October, to continue six weeks. More
than a hundred lessons or lectures Will b.
given,
The study Of Human Nature, as taught
by Phrenology. Physiognomy. and Physi
ology constituting complete Anthro
pology, Is of tie first Importance to
Clergymcu, whose vocation it is to in
struct mankind in the formation Of character
and the attainment of spiritual growth; to
Teachers, who need to learn the nature
OF the human faculties, and how best to guide
and instruct them to act in accordance with
clear Judgment and sound morality; to
Physicinns. tina. they may understand
the mental traits and dispos tons of patients
and patrons. and how to acquire their conf
dence and cooperation; to
Lawyers, that they may know what is In
human nature. and how to read at once the
character of clients, witnesses, and jury. and
comprehend the springs of action and mo-
tive in those Who are charged with crime; tc
Statesmen. who are called to enact
lsws for the proper government and improve
ment Of mankind; to
Merchants and Business Men. who
deal with everybody, and ought To know char
acter and faculty, and how to handle it easily
pleasantly, and successfully; to
Parents. who have n vital interest in the
proper training instruction, government, and
happiness of children, and therefore need tc
understand their special traits. and what
treatment Is best suited to euch; to
Young Men and Women. who have
to make their way in the world, in self-cul.
ture, choice of pursuits, and selection of life
companions or business partners, this com.
prehensive SCIENCE OF FIRST PRINCIPLES has
profitable word to say.
All who desire to become members of a
class, this year or next, and all who would
like to know what is to be taught in tho
course of instruction. terms, etc, may sd-
dress, asking for Institute Circular"
s. R. Wells & Co., Publishers,
737 Broadway. New York.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-13


Grantism and ite beauties were fairly
illustrated thu other evening in one Of
the prominent club rooms Of this CITY.
Tom Ochiltree. ofTexas. formerly Unit
ed States marshal. and always the prince
Of storyteIlers. was entertaining party
Of friends. The talk turning on the
right OF United States marshals to be
away from their posts without leave.
some said they had no right, but the
worthy Tom said that was all non
sense. the rule only Applying to revenue
officers. aTo be sure-. he continued.
- man has 10 take the risk Of being
raught awav from his post. WHY. one
time old Grant met me while was
sliding through Washington, and said :
Look here. Tom, the newspapers are
complaining that you are away from
your post without leave why. d-u
II. general. said I. sthat isn't 20. That
race horse the papers are talking about
that John Chambcrlain's got over At the
Branch "Bnt them continued thu
WORTHY Grant boomer. "a mans I'D
fool who can't get his Judge to make him
out warrant tn arrest some one in
New York. or wherever he wants to 60
and then he'll get mileage, too. Oh
I've often worked Il that way (Whisky
and ApolIinaris. and sober silence
among the rest OF the party. who knew
of the presence Of newspaper mcn.)
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PROGRESS.
Eighteen Females Take q Hand
in the Game.

IN &uG &I0tu&s
i>ewyark wefla1
The clergy and medical faculty oil
the city - were Invited Yesterday Alter
noon 10 game of base ball between
mines az Young women an vacant lot
NJ Forty-nimh street aud Madison ave-
nue.. and quite crowd. not distinctivclv
clerical or medical, though number of
clergvmen were undoubtedly present.
assembled. Out on the dusty open field
eighteen young women pranced about,
essaying base ball until tho audience
reared itself hoarsc. The r.acs were
STYLED. Of course. .The Bloniits' and
"The Brumetfes.r and wore respectively
hlne and red skirts and leggings- They
have heen In pncticc for four weeks.
Such PLAYING had never before been seen,
hut II was certainly earnest and even
savage PLAYING. The viciously wharked
ball often passed the pitcher. and the
running from base 10 base was q cross
between skip and jog-trot. The
PLAYERS wore small jockey caps atop Of
their top-knots Of plaits. and whenever
the hats CAME Oh. which they always
did. all thoughts or the ball were pro
teinporr dismissed till the disaster was
repaired. The mnfiling" was SUI
prcm~. In the coursc Of three hours Of
reilly vigorous work. about three balls
wore csnght on the nv in an accidental
sort Of way. There were few of the
usual hatfield incidents. The red
catcher took miss ball on her eyelid.
Int allowed II to fall Off while she. sat
down to endure the ministration Of the
first and third haze women. The styles
Of PLAYING werc rs various as could he.
The blonde captain was very tall, and
once having made hit Skinned around
the quadrangle w full confidence that
the muflling Of fhe fielders would per-
nit her to get through all right. The
blue catcher wore her hair down and
when the umpire had called three
Strikes for her she dashed of in a
ncbnlous state pursued BY the ball and
generally made her base. since the ball
was thrown wide for fear Of hitting
some Of her, The batting was unique.
The bat was held above the head as
nearly perpendicular rs might he and
brought down with the grace and force
that adorn the act Of domestic discipline
administered with broom. Naturally
almost every hall hit was grounder.'
and was scrsmbling up and thrown with
an overland stroke. The changes in
the innings were picturesque, a cloud oI
blue skirts md forest Of blue legs adj
vancing tn the shelter tent. while flock
Of red legs and caps scared ont over the
field. The biue legs were the longer
and won the match by this virtue, but
the red young women did the best catch
ing and fielding. Now and then home
run was made. and then there was Z
general huxging and kissing in the ten
as the victor came in.
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A few days ago. says the Whitehall
IN. VI Times, . party Of gentlemen
were together. One man. joker,
stepped up to member Of the party.
and holding long hair before his eyes,
said: "See here, old fellow, this looks
suspicious. Where did this long hair
come from n "Why. that's from nv
wife's head.r @Arc Won sure Of it?''
@Snre Of II? Of course am IL am
sorrv YOU are sure II II your wife's hair,
for ] just picked II OIL the coat Of this
gentleman pointing 10 friend near by.
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Rxxrox Bskxsrss, No. April aosh. isss-
Ds. I0ux pflL4--Dsss ~rn. Knowing The sf-irary ~
YOUR sarsapslis and The healing nd beneficial quail
Ties 1, Possesses send you the folisrv statement -
my
was wounded shout two years .Eo--was ssksr rris-
orer and confined fos sixteen months Heing moved
III en- nv wounds have healed yet Ihays M
4 NOM ersf since wounded sni sha ihroagh the
hip NY general health y impaired and neei sorfe-
thin assist nature. have more faith In snr-
sapariia Than thing else wish ths that reru-
ine Please express me half DOZEN bcsfIesand ehlige
CArTau c. r. JOHNSON.
~ Lorts No.
p S--Ths sniia~ing was written April aofh. 1sss ~
Ms Jennie johnson. mother % Capt Johnson;
IN Jnnx ncrf--DsAa SrE: Ny husband DR.. G. .
Johnson was skifnI surgeon ani physician In cerfrai
New York where ne died. leaving the shove G. r.
lnhnson IL my care Al thirteen years ~ bel had
chronic diarrhsa and screfuls. far which yvur
Sar~apa-iIls "a cured him. have for ten wears TO-
commended II many IN New York Ohio snd io~s for
xcrofuia fever sores, sndrenersi debility Perfect
.nere~< hiss attended N. The Effected In
cases of scrous and fever almost irscnons-
/ am very anxious for my again have a.
your sarsapariiia- ne - fearful ~ getting spurious
article hence his writing 70 ycu for 4. His wounds
were terrible bat I believe he will
Respectfully. JENNIE JOHNSON.
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ONE-THIRD OF THE
Union flour .llillS.
OF JASPER.
FOR SALE!

THE undersigned. widow n Paul
l Egg. wishes 70 sfll her third interest
in fhe Trion Flonr Mill This Mil j.
.in gsni order. with All the modern inn
'proyemenis- aud lis brand Of four al
ways commands . good price in The
market. and IL does large custom work.
will sell my third interest 10 a good
man for the business. NJ = reasonable
lprire and on easy terms. For further
particulars. call ~ the Mil. or address
Mus Fi.IZABETH EGG.
March -. ss-3m. JA>rER. IND-
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Read the fcllowing extract 5ssfier from Mrs. Rivers.
wifs ~ Reverend Dr. RIVER 81 fhe most rarei-
copal Church and who AZ y sime ~ writing
toned AZ broadway Church. Louisville. ny.
LOUISVILLE. XIV. October sfh. ises.
Ds JaHs Brsr--nAa sin- Many thanks ~ you fcr
The medicine Yen haze Idly given have been
great sufferer fsr years. ~ tat the sdyce - sarion~
phv~iriars Sauie pronot need nv SPINE some my
Jung. and some my hesrr be the IL my disease
have been burnt blsters and capped TIL had he
come df~hear~uDd. Several very eminent physicians
who examined spine. u formed that threat
nothing hut vorlst relieve hst perfecf
horror II that and he gfaring about having
serted. when yau kindly sent me zeur Snrsaparlls
which immediately b TO take three sises day-
I had suffered terribly wfh most scnte patn 10 ths
right side n my head pecaily When wnut resi ~
tar any lengEh q ue- and rising y my feet
wonis BE- perfriiy blind for several minutes snd would
have ~ hold % something prevent falling
am most happy infTrn you that The pain N nv
head y entirely relieved ] suffer huf reldsr ~ith NV
spine and tken MT srut'y- Ny appetite = good
indeed Tor the frr firne tn my ne enjoy my dnner
more than any meal daring the dsf-
ynu kfndiv four b,ffles again last night and
reIiev.d ressr accept nv hsrrf~ir hsnks and hes
MIC. Rltss..
Nv journal aoands with similar Letters si n which
4 guarantee ~ Eenuns and Written by the persons
uinfe names they bear
~ not suffer Yourself - ~ imposed nUn'f w.
drawn a~sy after aud doubt ul experiment. Hcn'r
risk your health ~ letting rsces experiments apor
You with their trash.
4 Nv S.rarsrills has stood The f~~s Gar rwenv-sw~
wars n Il s the Ssr~apnriila q the dav q fhn
age towering al Others IN popularity and H.
the qualities.
Avoid ali those Who are trying a. pain ~ N ,cn
osh.r extracf. ~ ~arsapara so-sllei Rsrasmher IL
X mr. Inha Rails sarssparills II louisville KY thar
II the old aud reliable remedy for 1rnrifies " fhs ho
and scrofueus affections Away hesr that in mind.
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1879 Spring. 1879
Boots, Bootsi
8hoes,v8hoes {!
BEST STOCK IN DUBOIS COUNTY
cHEArER THAN EVER.
HENRY LANDGREBE

Respectfully returns his thanks 70 his
numerous customers for their liberal
patronage heretofore. and invites them
to examine his new stock. recived March
IS. 1879. He has now double the stock
OF any house in Dubois county, cmbrac-
ing more than
$1,000 WORTH OF GOODS.
From the cheapest to the very best. Ia
dies Newport ties from <iup- Finest
ssde Isre from 81 70 M: Gents Roots prize Won
want. Boys Shoes from ~ up. Good Congress Gait
Caters. full stock. Al 81 These sre not eaualied "
southern Indiana A fne line a Gents shoes. of ~
STYLES and prices Ladies' ne nffrn KID ~ best qna
ris. a. only e. &c. Give trial and will save yUn
monsy.
HENRY LANDGKEBE.
csirer street, between Main and walnut
Hrryxcrrrru March Il 1872.
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The undersigned have formed limit
csl partnership under the firm style Of
III. Ii. Harmon & Co., for the purpose If
carrying on the general Pottery business
and the manufacture Of the celebrated
Stone Pumps in the town Of Hunting
burg, and solicit continuance and en-
largement Of the liberal patronage cx-
tended 10 the firm 81 Harmon n Staley.
H. II. HARMON.
II. w. VANCE.
May soth, ls7o-3w.