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49,. FURNISHED or unfurnished, the premises
1s,,H 1873 East Grand street. House heated with
WHl steam throughout, hot and cold water and gas
in every room, bath room on both floors. House In
perfect order. Large lot $50 by 225 feet well stock
ed with fruit Stable for four horses ample carriage
room Will be rented low to a responsible and desr-
able tenant. Apply by mail to
N A. LUDINGTON,
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YWNO the Sheriff of the City of New Haven Greeting
You are hereby required to warn the Board OF
Aldermen of said city to meet at the Chamber OF the
Board in said city, on Wednesday, the 2sth day of
$780, at IN O'Clock p. m.
Given under my hand this Oath day Of December,
1880. -
The foregoing is true copy of the original war
rant. Attest, THOS. e. HOLLIS
100 IA City Sheriff.
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THE INDIANS.

Paying the Utes-The Red Men Want Pa
per Ioney-The Whites Driven From
the Agency.
DENVER, Col, Dec 28.-Commissioner
Meacham andian the attaches of the Ute COM
mission and agency have arrived here and
give an interesting account of the payment
of the first installment of the Ute money.
Each Indian squaw and papoose received 1927
in silver. They were very much pleased, but
would have preferred paper money because
less burdensome. One old buck and his
squaw presented fourteen children for pay
ment, and the family secured a total of 1882.
Soon after the Indians were paid off some
designing white men bent upon stirring the
Utes to hostility came into camp with the
body of johnson, who was killed by Jack
son. scene of wild excitement followed
The next morning the Indians appeared in
war paint, their faces bronzed and striped
with heavy black marks, which means in In
dian English flight, blood; kill heap damn
quick" Chief Sapavanaro said to Mr.. Mea-
cham, feWe want to TALK Mr. Meacham
other whites as witnesses. Finally confer
ence was arranged. Sapavanaro said ''He
understood now that they had money they
were to be moved to new lands The Indian
no leave the valley. White man have noun
tain; dig out gold and silver. Indians keep
valley" Mr.. Meaoham promised to commu-
nicate their desire to Secretary Schurz, and
the Indians somewhat quieted returned to
camp, but their demonstrations were renewed
at night and at daylight every white man at
the agency for his personal safety left, and
all reached Denver after many hardships.
Sitting Bull to Surrender.
CHICAGO, Dec. 28.-A dispatch from Fort
Buford. D. t., says Allison has arrived there
with Grow King and Cooper, two of Sitting
Bulls leading men, as delegates to arrange
definite and agreeable terms of surrender.
Sitting Bull is now at Milk river with one
hundred lodges and about five hundred souls.
The only conditions offered are that they will
surrender as prisoners of war and submit to
being sent to whatever reservation the gov
eminent may direct. Strong influences are
being exerted on Sitting Bull not to surrend-
er or to go to Fort Keogh instead of Buford,
but hunger is potent. Allison and Major
Brotherton fully expect that Sitting Bull and
all his band will surrender before the middle
of January.
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BOard of CounciImen.

WNo the Sheriff of the City of New Haven, greeting
IL You hereby required to warn the Board OF
Councinen of said city to meet at the Council Cham
Der city, Wednesday, the 18th day of Decem-
Der, 1880, at ~ O'Clock p. m.
Given under my hand this Oath day OF December,
1880.
HOBART B. BIGELOW, Mayor.
The foregoing is a true copy Of the original war
rant Attest THOS. C. HOLLIS,
400 If City Sheriff.
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DANCING SCHOOL.

OANOIN0 OOIAOOIs
"A Mr.. P. 3. REILLY gives instruction Thursday
I'll of each week at the Grays' Armory Hall. For
& further particulars, apply at the hall Thursday.
IRA d8 I'm
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was also bound for London The Persian
Monarch had 271 head of cattle on board and
general cargo. How much it is damaged is
not known The Assyrian Monarch resumed
her voyage
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City Court-Crimina1 SIde-Jud&e Pardee.
William Gay, sale of property and offering
present to purchaser, to Dec. 80; William r.
Arnold, breach of license law, 81 fine and
$3.50 costs; the cases of the boys arrested
for statutory burglary at c. A. Howard's res
idence, to Dec 30 William Bowen. theft of
trowsers from John McCabe, to Dec. % !;
James Morzyck, theft of a cheese from un-
known man, nolle prosecute Andrew M.
Mitchell vagrancy, ETC., Sc. IA costs and Is
days in jail; John Koran, truancy, ETC., to
Dec. 20; John Mccarthy, breach of peace
against Katie Curren, to Dec. 20.
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GERMAN or Swedish girl to do general house
IA work washing done out.l Call between u m
and p. at
d2a at 147 ORANGE STREET
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Houses, Lots ands
NO.. n
FOR RENT.


Houses for Sale or Lease.
49, FOUR new houses on Newhal street, adapted
f5 to single families complete from attic to CELLAR
6d city water walks curbed. concerted and turfed-
cent: if leased price will be fixed and about one
third all rents paid will be returned when purchase
ia made Apply to E. NJ. BOWMAN, builder, 131
COTE street. or to GEO. A. TYLER, 146 State, or to
81 No1,bou straat Dc I'm
TO RENT.
49, The House No. IS Gill street, just finished
WiJ consisting of nine rooms All modern i'm
It'll proyements, gas, water, bath room, water
closet &c Also the lower part of No. 16 Gill street.
Consisting of six rooms, gas and water nice garden
Inquire of JAC0 0 $1,000 $3.50,
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Nv NTFT0.

1900 CLOTHES WRINGERS to repair
GaARPET sweapers, FIuting Machines, Riehardson's
~ Original Little Washer, The Excelsior and Well
come Bench Wringers. Wringers OF all kinds sold for
cash or on weekly insta1lments, at the Basket and
House Furnishing Store Of GEORGE D.. LAMB, the
WrfngeE Man. 1873 Chapel street. Call and the large
cree Pots MAG d&W
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In the City Court yesterday morning the
case of Gay Brothers, charged with the sale
of property and offering present to pur-
chaser was continued to December 80.
James Morzyck, eolored, was arrested
on suspicion of stealing cheese which he
was Offering for sale at less than cost. The
charge of theft was nolled as no owner of
the cheese appeared in court.
A number of other cases were continued
until to-day, Judge Pardee having an engage
ment out of the city
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Wanted Immediately.

w dUUOU II1IIGUEHCUIyg
A STEADY young middle-aged man with small
IN capital to engage in light cash manufacturing
business paying 100 per cent profit For particulars
apply to or address H HUNTER,
d28 2ts 1877 Chapel Street, Room g.
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(gbnnrier.

account, S16, 242 construction account, $s4.-
so !; outside poor, 81, 112.12; roads and
bridges, $3.50. 80; general account, 1929. 95 i;
election account, $165 !; almshouse account
S507. O5; salaries, 1854. 20; insane poor ac-
count, 1914. %; Westville school district tax
81, 125. 49, Adjourned.
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NOTICE.

NEW HAVEN AND NORTHAMPTON Co.,
NEW HAVEN, December /. 1880.
TIME Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
New Haven and Northampton Company for the
choice Of Directors the ensuing year and the
saction of such other business may properly
before said meeting viii be held at the ONCE OF the
Company in New Haven ON Wednesday, January S.
1881, at IL O'Clock q m
Per order Of the Directors
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WANTED.
COMPETENT girl for general Homework; ref
N erences required. German preferred Apply a
dps 1t 70 WOOSTER STREET.
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nucTI0N8akRLEa


VNHIS evening at 40 Center street, consignment Of
Japanese Cabinets, japanese Boxes, Black Wal
nut Desks, Wrappers and Drawers, Hosiery end
Gloves Jewel Boxes, Pocket and Table Cutlery, Silk
and Linen Handkerchiefs, Combs, Brushes, &C., &C.
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WANTED.

WAN
A COMPETENT girl to do the cooking, washing
IN and ironing of private family. References
required Apply before 10 q m after p. m. at
DDS At 213 ELM STREET.
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OTHELLO,

Supported by American Company
Scale of Prices-Reserved seats g. 81 So 81 accord
ing locaton). General admission 81, Family Circle
soc. Private Boxes 800, $16 and Sc
Sale of seats will commence at LOOMS Music Store
Monday at a m DDS ct
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R0E REWARn-

YWNHE ABOVE reward viii be Paid for the detection
and conviction of the person persons who, on
the night of the 18th inst unhinged and broke the
iron gates Of fence the premises Of the sabscri
Der, No. 4s9 DixweH Avenue.
dN ST. O. c. AsPINwALL
Merchants National Bank.
YTNHE Directors of this Bank have declared Divi-
dend of go three and half per cent, payable
to the stockholders and after Monday january 3d.
1881 The transfer books win be closed to that date
d27 3d1w ]. C. BRADLEY, Cashier.
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WANTED.
- BY YOUNG married couple, Furnished
MiiA Room, with table board near center of the city
#.I Address
DDS 2t+ III Jn this Office
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WANTED.

A COMPETENT woman to do general houseworl
IN in private family; must be good plain cook;
English, German or Swede preferred; references re-
quired Apply at
d29 If 1876 CROWN STREET.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
Opening Up Variable Deposits.

Opening Up Valuable Deposits.
HALIFAX, N. S., Dec. 28.-The iron depos-
it at Whycocomagh, Cape Breton, have been
purchased by American capitalists and will,
be Immediately opened up. The mines are
situate in the vicinity of the famous Lake
Ainslie oil wells, to develop which American
companies with three and half million dol
lars have been formed within the past three
months. This district gives promise of being
the richest mineral and oil fields in the
world. 1t has been all bought up by Ameri-
bury in the Strait of Canso, with which
it viii be Immediately connected by railroad
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

Sch George Mcdowell, Smith, Woodbridge, clay
to order.
Sch Sarah j Quincy, Quincy, New London. for New
York.
Sch Harvest, Allen, New York, for Providence.
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GNmts.
WANTED.
WANTED.

N OR u good Agents make money by calling
HI on W. b. GILBERT, Austin House, New Ha-
II you want to make money come and see me
before o. d. and after D. M, noon. d29 ST.
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mos I,OST,

DOG IOSYs
o. A SMALL buff colored Scotch and Skye
TERRIER. A suitable reward viii be paid
for his return to the
d29 Its NEW HAVEN HOUSE.
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Cold weather In Canada.

Cold weather Ina Canada
MONTREAL, Dec. 2S.-The weather through
out Canada has been intensely cold and
stormy accompanied by billiards, the Their
mometer in many places registering % to "a
degrees below zero
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NoD.SbriDkahIe All Wool

Non-Shrinkable All Wool
FLANNEL UNDERWEAR.
Superior to anything in this market. Also FINE
DRESS SHIRTS made to order at reasonable pri-
ces in the best manner.
Paragon Shirt Mnf'g. Co.,
Insurance Building. $40 Chapel ST.
SAMUEL. E. BARNEY, Treas. JAS. R. BRANNAN. Supt.
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Gard to the Public.

cara TO the HuO11C.
II HAVE removed my Dental Office to $50 Chapel
II street, corner State, Room 8, where shall be
pleased to my former patients and friends, and
any who may desire my services. Teeth filled with
Gold Porcelain. Os-artiicial Amalgam [Silver). Ar
ticial Teeth inserted Gold. Platinum and any of
the cheaper bases. All work warranted
MRS E. JONES YOUNG.
Office hours, 9 a. m to p. m. d29
A New Years Present
To Husband, Son, Father, Brother, of the
IS Eighmie Patent Shirt
Would prove blessing all through the year, its
Bosom never wrinkles or breaks in wearing, and by
its principle is perfect in fitting than other
shirts made to order.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
Only to be had in this city Of
II. p. MerWin,
SOLE AGENT FOR NEW HAVEN,
Office (at residence) No. as College street.
Postal Orders promptly filed DAG
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Did You Ever Visit
N, E, EDWARDS GROCERY STORE?
IF NOT, do at once, and get his prices and then
Il you viii be convinced that he sells as low the
lowest. Read few of the prices:
10 lbs Granulated Sugar, 81.
IL lbs. White Extra Sugar, 81.
Choice Creamery Butter, 35c per Id.
Good Table Butter. SOC per lb.
New Leaf Lard, lie per ID.
New Orleans Molasses, Toe per gal.
Condensed Milk [Fagle Brand, zoe.
Best Canned Tomatoes. 12c.
Soapine, 12c per package.
Teas, IS, 40, So 60 and SOC.
Coffees Is, 20, %, % and SOC.
Try one bag of @ashburn's SuperIative Flour, war
ranted to suit.
Heckers Self Raising Flour, Buckwheat, Griddle
Cake, Corn, Oats Meal and Feed.
N. e. EDWARDS,
d29 tt Cor. Dixvveu ave. and Foote st.
Mechanics Bank.
One Hundred and Second Dividend.
YTNHE Directors of this Bank have declared semi
n annual dividend of two per cent, payable, free
of tax, on and after Monday, January Sd, 1881
CHAS H. TROWBRIDGE, Cashier.
New Haven, Dec 3d. 1880. d28 1t
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WANTED.

A SITUATION to cook, wash and iron, or to dc
IN general Homework in private family; good
dos Of rs OAK STREET
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49, The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell.
H,s;5 corner of Park and George streets, only five
k4iif minutes walk from the postofice. The house
Is large and modern STYLE with all the convenience
usually found strictly frst-class house. Lot lb9
feet on Park street. go feet George street rum
ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are
stocked with trees and vines bearing the choicest va
rieties of fruit great abundance The house with
rs feet on Park street running through to Spruce
street Including barn, will be sold separate if de-
sired Apply to 4. BLACkMAN,
milf q Chapel
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Order ofNOtice.

Upon the petition of Henry E. Stone and Others
citizens of the borough of Fair Haven East,
praying the General Assembly of the State OF Connec
tcut at the January session A. D. 1884, for reasons in
petition set forth to be united to and incorpor
ated with the city of New Haven, 1t appearing to me-
the undersigned judge of the Superior Court that
the adverse party to said petition consists of more
than twenty persons therefore
Ordered-1hat notice OF the tendency Of the fore
going petition be given by publishing this order of
notice in two daily newspapers published in said city
of New Haven, twice in each newspaper, the FIRST
publication on the oath day of December, 1880
Dated at New Haven, this 2Sd day of December, AID.
1880.
EDWARD I SANFORD,
ga 3teod Judge Of the Superior Court.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK
of New Haven, Conn.
NNHE annual meeting of the stockholders of the
n Second National Bank of New Haven, for the
election of directors the transaction other
full business, will be held at their banking house,
the city of New Haven, the second Tuesday of
january (January 11th) A. D. 1881 between the hours
of eleven and twelve of said day.
l. X. WARD, Cashier.
Dated at New Haven this 9Th day of ecsmber,
1880. az dtja1I 3tw
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Max. Temp, IS Min. Tenn, 16: Total Rainfall or
Melted Snow dnches and 1GOths 90; Max velocity of
wind 81 miles Per hour.
]. b. SHERMAN. Observer.
Sergt. Signal Corps, q. g. Army.
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Local Weather Report.
SIGNAL OFFICE. NEw HAVEN, Conn.,
December %, $780, {
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FOR SAT,E,
FOR REM

49, A HOUSE with nine rooms and So feet 'front.'
iiJ on State street at Cedar Hill for Co., Also
House with IS feet front on State street In same
for sale for Sc, 900. Inquire at
MIN ROOM g. 60 CHURCH STREET.
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IT WANT smart, intelligent man. who can COM
nand $500 to $500 ready cash, to Join me in per
nanent, paying. pleasant business tnO agency hay
ing equal risk labor and income with myself Bust
ness requires two men to run it. and win pay well.
Address BUSINESS"
d29 It, Courier Once.
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SEA EOODs
FUTILE g. HULL,

80 Church ST., opp. the POstomee.
THoR CHRIsTzIA6. oysters-Blne Points scotch
isranfords and Stony CreekG Fisli-salmon PickereL
E.oafaah Halfbut, Cod. Haddock, Eelss Blnefish,
ihfna paFtainsng 10 nrstcisas market. Praces ioW'
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ROuSllg Holiday BARGAINS!

Turkeys, Chickens and Geese.
Extra Native Celery, 15e bunch
Cape Cranberries &c, qts. for 25c.
Choice Malaga Grapes, 15c ID.
Nice Oranges, 10c doz.
s dog. Oranges for 25c
Extra Sweet Oranges, soc doz-
FIoridasi Floridas FloridasI
Extra Delaware Sweet Potatoes, 40c peck.
Try the Apple Butter, lie H.
Remember, have splendid New Process Flour,
$3.50 per Dbl
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Drinking Ice Water.

There is no more doubt that drink
ing ice water arrests digestion, than
there is that q refrigerator would ar
rest perspiration. 1t drives from
the stomach its natural heat, sus-
pcnds the flow Of gastric juice, and
shocks and weakens the delicate or
gans with which it comes In contact.
An able writer on human diseases
saws:
Habitual ice water drinkers are
usually habby about the region Of
the stomach. They complain that
their food lies heavy on that patient
organ. They taste their dinner for
hours after it has been bolted. They
cultivate the use of stimulants to aid
digestion. If they are intelligent
they read upon food, and what the
phvsiologist has to say about it
how long it takes cabbage and pork
and beef and potatoes, and other
meats and esculents, to 90 through
the process Of assimilation. They
roar at new bread, hot cakes, fried
meat, imagining these to have been
the cause of their naladies. But the
ice water goes down all the same,
and finally friends are called in TO
take a farewell look at one whom a
mysterious Providence has called to
a cline where. as far as Is known,
ice water Is not used. The number
of immortal beings who 20 hence. to
return no more, on account Of an
injudiciOus use Of ice water, can
hardly be estimated. = Baltimore
San.
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General Garneld's Church.

The Rev. Irving 4. Searles. pastor
of the South Side Christian Church,
Chicago. furnishes the following
brief statement Of the belief and
practice of the church with which
Mr.. Garfield stands identified:
1. We call ourselves Christians or
Disciples. The term "Campbellite'
Is a nickname that others have APP
piled to US, as the early Methodists
were called 'Ranters." Good taste
forbids the use of nicknames.
,. We believe in God the Father
3. We believe that Jesus Is the
Christ. the Son Of the living God
and our only Savior. We regard
the divinity Of Christ rs the funda-
mental truth of the Christian sys-
tenn.
/. We believe in the Holy Spirit
both as to its agency in confession
and as an indweller in the heart Of
the Christian.
,. We accept both the Old and
New Testament Scriptures as the IN
spired word OF God.
6. We believe in the future pun
ishment OF the wicked, and the fu-
turc reward Of the righteous.
:. We believe the Deity is q pray
er-hearing and prayer-answering
God.
$. We observe the institution OF
the Lords Supper on every Lords :
Dry. To this table it is our practice
neither to invite nor debar. We say
it Is the Lords Supper for all the
Lords children.
8. We plead for the union of all
Gods people upon the Bible and the
Bible alone
10. We maintain that all the ordi-
nances of the Gospel should be OBJ
served as they were in the days ot
the Apostles.
II. The Bible is our only creed.
The Christian Church numbers
100000 cOmmunicants in the United
-t9fpS
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We have watched our Democratic
exchanges and carefully searched for
the principles that General Hancock
carries in his saddle valise. The re-
suit of our search can be summed
up as follows:
On the subject Of the currency he
is q magnificent looking fellow
On the subject Of the tariff he l.
splendid soldier.
On the subject OF free trade he
wears a brilliant uniform
On the subject Of river and har-
Dor improvements he makes a grand
appearance on horseback.
On State rights he appears well in
his epaulets and brass buttons.
On civil-service reform he has
fine military bearing.
On the s0-called reform in the adj
ministration Of the government be
is a modern Murat
On the Indian question he Is the
finest-looking Indian fighter the
country ever produced, notwith-
standing that for every Indian he
killed it cost the government
s4.5OO.OOO.
On the subject of hanging Mrs.
Surrat, he hung her in a soldier-like
manner. but he would rather no
thing be said about it.
On the Southern question he be
haved like a gallant soldier, and
made himself popular with every
Ku Klux. White liner, bulldozer,
and ballot-bOx-stufier
On the subject Of our foreign rela-
tions he wears a splendid mustache.
On the school question he Is
handsome-lOoking man.
On all other questions OF public
policy he has a martial bearing
Cereiand Ledda.
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Lake I.enan-

\ controversy Is in progress al
Geneva. Switzerland, as to whether
its lake should De called Lake L.
man or Lake Geneva. The latest
authority has discovered that IN tie
oldest view Of the town, engraved IN
Venice in 1861, this sheet Of water
Is known as Lago de LOsana-Lake
of Lausanne, and the western por-
ton Lake of Geneva. The same au-
thoritv suggests that as there Is now
a third capital, Thonon, and as the
Valasians might in time clam a
portion of the spoils to liiustra'e
their chief town, II would be SIM
pler TO come back now 10 the Ola
Latin name, known in the days OF
Julius Caesar, Lake Leman.
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N nNA WEEK in your own town, and no cap.
VE L. itai risked You can give the business a
Anfi trial without expense. The best Oppor.
tDtIt Itunity ever offered for those willing tc
WV work. You should try nothing else unit
you see Tor yourself what you can 90 at the bust
ness We offer. No room TO explain here. You can
devote all your time or only your spare time TO the
business. and make great pay for every hour that
YOU work. Women make as much IS men Send
for special private terms AMI particulars which we
mail free. As OUTFIT free. Don't complain OF hard
times while you have such chance.
Address II. HALl-ETT, Portland, Maine.
Iune IL
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EXEcUToR'S NOTICE.

Estate cf Tobias Shstfer. late of Somerset Twp.
deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate having
been granted to the undersigned by the proper aI-
thority notice is hereb given to all persons in
debted 10 said estate 10 make immediate pay
inent, and those having claims against il TO pre-
sent the same at the Office Of Jas. L. Pugh. Som
erse;. Pa, on or before Saturday, July IL, 1sso
JAS. l.. PUGH,
Executor.
CAROLINE TIBBY,
june - Executrix-
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SELLERS LIVER PILLS

Have been the standard remedy for the cure OF
Liver Complaints. Cestfveness, Fever
and Ague. sick Headache. and all de-
ranzemenrs Of the stomach and liver for over fffy
yecTs. Read this: sellers Lirer Pills cared
me ofan attack OF Liver complaint Of eight years
standing WIN Evans, Joliet Ills. Price, rs
cts box. X. +. Sellers * Co., prOpr's., Pitts
burg. Pa. Sold by all druggists.
Sept -. 1879. ! :.