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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13
Treatise On Midwifery,
by Horton Howard. m. D.,

Giving elaborate INSTRUCTIONS in aU Chat pertains
90 the Ft uciure, functions. ana health uf thr o..
male Organs ui HrurIatlnn. aud tFHff.Hr fully 20
Conception, Rules Cog thr prevention af rufrfus
tlnn, DtNclnpfifutt labor, NurHIrH. uHraarH 20
tie Wuiuh ID Ht iirmcdirai etc Ihr rIuIr tfIuF
rendered mere plain by many ffrfrfIuHIF iris
portaui ILLUS fMAIIuNH Iarrr t.fHHu. rfHfh
bound. Mill Do cent by nail ufaH frar' De 0fgi.
PHILADELPHIA runrfsHIHu U0.
inch A3-aiu Us SAMSON Street
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13
That which we know is little, that which
we know not is vast.

A silent man is easily rsputed wise.
A man who suffers none to see him in
the common jostle and undress Of life easily
gathers round him a mysterious veil of I'm.
known sanctity, and men honor him for
saint.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13

Take true view of life; be proud that
you have work in the worlds busy path, and
do it well and honorably.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13

Love without return is Like questioa
without an answer.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1881-07-13

& Sn watches. stamyinders S. 80. whteMetal HuntnR
EAH FCase AZ Imitation gold S. solid gold $i2 Cheapest
Aand hest for speculative purposes. Valuable
" AcatAlogue free Th0mps0a 4 60. az NassaaSGR.4.
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MS MoautIs
fui Piano Upnght
Sabinrt or farlor
Organ like Cutl
The Paris New
style. No hNA
tiolgif. 10 IN. 4
Icngth. i8inchcrJ
A. pth "a inchcat
Contains 81 live
a. etavc, CO. Tive
fet o. the Cnitlra-
ted tioldon Tnugua
Reeds, aafoliouHt
3 powerful SAL
bass Reeds, fat %
2octavcguftho "a
n1d1 YoH Csistta
Reeds which FRO
duco tho sweetest
tone ever heard
ST OIL octave %
the new Eolocom-
biunti1u tho ccita.
iina Or Urea b iiorn.
reeds. which eu-
nctly Initiates a
FrCnch Horn 10
Ui1os 2 sets ora II
octavca each q
tho principal ur
regular u oldnn
Tongue Roe das
making "a an q
beautiful comhi-
nation with which
the performer can
10y tlI0 aid %
beattyu new pat
cut stop ncilunl
produce any var
.gty OF tone de-
tired. tits, there
Tore nerceeary 20
conncct(illaereus
teen stops vita
the above action
ln ordcrto rettha
greatctt possible
variety lNo
dummies Ilia
combination "a
Tomctllng entire
" original Manner
ofFtopgnre anfdf
lQwnt ulDiapaaan
! oTtcs 90 IrincL
palkorto 3 81 SUB
lass, a. h0urdon,
% Dulccts ldl d.
npsou, tu Grand
organ, 60 Caifnlis
81 o. lFturh HoFu
" NeE numana,
y hichimitaiaatla
human voice q uW
Aeullan, uD Echo.
lM AAlGlAAas IIa
lllfiunrG un
NOA CELrETEf
which byfarths
iwoeteathud most
perfect that hnn
svcrbeen attained
Charming Z II
he universal q.
llamatlon of crit
ica aud lovers o.
Hcet music Who
have heard ttfuD
isiats Ceup1aE
which doubleati6
power, no f1ut8
! ortetuU Grand
organ knee Eton.
~ the use "a
Shich the entire
power az the L.
, 1881-10-23

Arthur. Cosalelin:., nttd 1'rincc KAT
-. L.. If ths, 9Th inst. has tla f0!sQR'

artt.ur~ tosaltlin=, nnd f'r1ncc h1at.
4 tnmton letter Ut the 9Th inst. has the fol'oH-
:ng uaraSruph: ..,..,. r,,,tr,,
:. Eunnu futts, which IS sort OF cheap tlt1'ei..
on, h.s vat. n ctt,,idcrablc rcpatatlon iuf II
sartnnns hus this week II particularly c!eFer ann
s,,rwrstIye picture. II IL called nce NY Ss it,e,
Hn.y tIrr., (.uu,c." Iseneth the title II tne lhe.
Nnh how IS 1t to be hupcd history Will sGpta% s
3tseif" The subject Is I'LL sstiaptcu scene . tau1t
:. ffn,,rv ~" Part IT,, act j. 3csne ~ lcpIe
s,.nts rFc-idcnt Arthus ns irtitts ttl steHps,n<
INN 1nt. seat Ut power> a1ld AldfessauA CGm1
iiw, ,yno Ia ,t,rlrstycd In tho character oh 'o*
stnG. President Arthur IL s"ytnx ~ ialpa.
:. Presume uuE that nm tho thtn0 "as. ,x
For Heaven doth Rno", ." 7u's'' AAo "eN-~
rhnr huye turn d away my foru1cf sc!t:
"a ,yill those that kept me company
,~ti ,,I.r,r{ut criticism 0f tho lArthArfltn suo~
,essfon displays Il more correct uuucfssaautu&
~ InifeI States ntfuirs that il apnnre'tt ~ soto
~ the more important Journals OF tne tsay. M
IL nnr given to I'LL Atuer1sAt1s even to huuerstanu
,ba farm ard pressure Of the timex IN which
thay live. and It must not be expscte.l 1uat nn
cIi;h.nen il Fleet street cati gagc me sarysnN
sitIuttons. The English press IS. however,
.ho.elnx generally mtieh clearer peeceptn}tA ~
AMERICAN aff,tirs than heretofore anu 1nis =
nckuo.ytadgt,ti BY Anericuns in Europe 1a "cA
ia by Anerican5 a. ho11le- The increasing ela.
cu1ution OF Harptr ant Se'f3itT III E"3AaMno M
rnt,af materially tend toward tItAtft!cs1uE t.9
English n,lnd IN AmerIcnn affairs and IhninaI-.
tfes.: Qualifications are rnklnx their places IN Ile
fnmt}y circle. at tho clubs and libraries. ano -, 70
the uihen,sums ana mechanics iGstlsu1es ot tts
nrfrtuces In circulation they eci!pse soWo -
the standard E:ugiish tna1tzfnts, JUST ~ th6S oo
oil Of them IN atustrattous~ ,-'.,
, 1881-10-23
REAL ESTATE LAW.
TIIE Of:IENTAI, EUILDING.

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, 1881-10-23
REC0MPENSE.

Fur Iht Chcago Tribune.
Grim, dav. something, know not how or Wncn,
now tho slave OF Pain Dl crn91 dI L'n' ta' 1o''
oua, I'd 'lrink for nyc a deep and deathlcss Joy.
Conn ,,,r sometime, for every bitter tear
sshtH vheu deep night oppressed a's' "e"'
trr,,,rnnhnnt songs shall rise in that far-aistah1
,,onndless rccompcnse, while countless cs@
. clys roll
e,,o, ,,,v sometime it may be near or fnr, .,
kno,y NOT through what 1ncnhs III W "oA'
r onIv tn.w 1uy heart will brcak the oaF .;, tho
1".A. M i.cA eA AN Lu1.u y. NIL1.tAMs-
, 1881-10-23

through large drain 10 the sewerage farm,
which is located three miles from the works.
The Trustees at Lake View have granted the
right OF way TO the
CHICAGO j. EVANSTON EAi1EDaD
Company. conuaenciu. ut point to bc selected
by the cou.pany ca Fullerton Avenue between
the east line Of Southport avenue aud point
G00 feet east, and running nortncaster}y ami
northcrly to n point III the north line OF the
town, SO feet east Of Evanston avenue.
, 1881-10-23
,,o mi, IN this mouth The block will be finished
next spring.

he nut in this Mout0~ anc o'o@A "'t1 Nc a'4'oHcu
next spring.
PERMITS wEEE ISSUED
during the week for sixty buildings, to cos
sssom. Among them we're those tn L. G.
owslcy. SIX two-s,ory>: brick dwellings. 1a3x:*,o
5cor West ADAMS and .1tobey streets, to cost
s:n oao: n. d. Hewitt, rhree-story dwelling, "6x
ss feet, West Adams and Lailin Streets 70 cost
$4,000, -:...:.-.....
VIOLATIONS OF TIE HulLD4Nd oN1iSANtb'
1rn, CIV fsw Department has received an
,r,nt,, at the Suprcmc Court Of Illinois. which
1ec,ures thut buildings erected III IL city in VIC.
,,,;on Of the building ordtnauces may be de-
cinr,,, !, nuisance and be torn down. i number
Of uroperty owners Of this city should tnke no.
tice-
MIR. Martin ltyerson's plan LOT MS pu'l"'ns on
. ,,.r ,,f W,tmsh avenue and Adams street
l0oss 10 The expenditure Of not less than s.:60 :
, 1881-10-23

u. .sr X G.. Oct :;a--1he HON. JONI
HeWi. eandaaie M On on tss sieke; fns
,a of VII xifs't as here resea r
Nasnt9a LUZ i5.. wns asked ytn regard 70 the
r9m ter tic election Of the eadjus5fs1
ticKet+ and De replied: : We ure n'no5e m ssc. q;
1f victory, and the t1ajoris Mii + s,1ch is
not the case. .
, 1881-10-23

Inferior limitations Frequently follow success r
full Invention. This has been the ':ase with tns
uateut Linoieum tioor c!t'th- HesnEh all eoss
froyersY its durability apt ben.,1y are proven
When purchashtne, look on the back OF tho ciotl
for the word rs LinoleEsn- It's printed nnc csel3
snunre Yard None other Is genuine AL esar-
net tleulers keep It, -.
, 1881-10-23
A DREAM.
Far TIE f1iir1t.u, Tribune.

For Tie CatcHI" Tribune.
.rwas ou1y the fruit Of Il restless dream.
Cnt il ct,tncs to me nft III the nolay 'lnyt
And SEQ yct tho CLINT Of tho soft blu. stEonm
where the sweet iucc Slept neath sho "asef
play.
4 baby's face, with its dainty lips ,,,,
start.,. crow, cold frn,u liz mother ) KISS
u.ith :, rnst- tiut srffI ot Its iin2cr-tlp5-
i child too t;.ir for worid i;Ke IRIS
II must have fnlien from some tair STAR
~, ,.,o hrenst or tho rc.ttul, llsn}ii stream;
r,c1s. was nothing cur.hIy to tlctssh Or mar
st't,t. nrv-buru butc Of my u1tdn1Ent atc!tn-
, 1881-10-23

r IN Il
Maude Gr;sugcr>s husband Is so'hs Oh '1't'
stage. ..-..-.
t,yriI scarlc has left the company suppoft
inc Edwin BoOtti.
U.t,, ..Wi,Ilan aud Susan'' anil Forty
n;ne,; vert. unsuccessful in New ofk'
Mr. II. /. BYRON is going to lecture Oh
.*J'ht. t;ozdcr-Li1c Between Farce and Conl~
cuy.'
,yu1}ack,s company, giving oaty otn En-
,}js}, comedies, f1as. been fthaa1Aap's o"e
crssful Til the foad-
t<,,,son and Crane will present Twelfth
%isht ], ut Ilaveriy's Fifth -AVtnne 1neatfe,
New York, tomorrow Night.
.Nr ost.;,r Wilde intends to come Delole
tht. Dublic next Season rs i. o1aaAsp"'a'eA'A
ACTOR, it is sat'l'
Miss Fanny Davenport Will MAKE net n,ss us;
nppeara..c* rs Lat1u n!eo;sdH; o;.;t''t.itia "p
my,achi.,y engagement iii Ihllat'e'ohl'"
rh. Srw Yorx Mirror says that when J9,
ran,' inward gets his deserts TIE ae'!1 w!
.;iyr a complimentary dinner to tne op'on
Square company. -.
ur Teunysol1 Ii engaged in writing anot!ls
ox ,,;,.c,. r.,r the La.ldun LJceu1ll, NasH1;. ~
i.,e Sears i,rcu..e Ii,:la1Ael WITH all a51ene
desire 10 write for the sta%e.
Miss Mathers appears to have been Is sue s:1
cessfui IN i'npressr i11s 4hsg s,n Is The con-
,Ma 1sr :,'tressa ,ca Us sc was iii Chicago aud New
York .> i: ?.
Mr. Darrymorc.s play Of ."llenqr,n },,'an Is
spoken o as ls c!ose M yfrsloh SIC heine %1 hon Il tour
nsnr 4 4 ; Mas'o of WHICH a IS more Nc ns o. less d.
NJ n. Hill, 1....naser of Denman Tho1np-
sy sCyraikest., a,l A ths Sass pnxana ep.,1ifa, A.
fjuus,:: Is booking dates in Ne" Ens'al'o -
.1.r,car Ahbey's receipts at Booths Thea
! 80. alI:Ii ir1win B6otil}, Inc New York Patt {th9
usnjou IT, I,ees) and the Boston Park .llazel
KiYIe H y are said by pyTne's DraMatfc , lt"es
m'iN to- I!aye footed up S::io QUO Iast week.
Mr. Osborn s. did ',"t tl s,'Iy 70 rs 1ne
u;in IL prolnptlJ sent his son oil g 1orK' ,a
,awl ol lis Yacht; then paid Tug pflde T.; stU, ~;
G9o 1tc to e 70 TO EUROPE, Which sue did Hs tna
, 1881-10-23

fnyatfd wife, sister. mother nr daughter can n
mite the piesure of health Us IL fcw lx'ttacs VI
iiup Ut1er.- tt"dt utu lei ntM suffer "6eu q
easily currds =. :. - - -: 49, -->..
, 1881-10-23

thc large sewage pumps hafe, been s'af'eo.
and hereafter all sewage will be Dumpco
, 1881-10-23
THE STAGE.
Miss Anderson to Be Succeeded by
Joseph Jefferson.
Another Week of the Bankers
Daughter at Hooleys. :.

Daughter at Hooley's. :.
Dramatic Notes and News Cath |
cred for Our Readers. -
,:.y-ICKEE,S THEATRE.
Miss Mary Anderson finished last night
the most successful two weeks ensa aSencnt
stc t,as ever played in this CITY, She has ap-
reared in nine different characters, two ot
then, for the first tive i'll Chicago. Last
night sle persona1ttl Berthe i'll Tie
Du1gl,t.r Of Roland" 4 notice of this per
forlance will be found III another part VI
tile uaper. There is no occasion for any ex-
tended reyirw Of these performances. In
her chosen field Miss Anderson is practically
without Il rival III this country. She mas
strong hold OIL the popular heart, and pos
sc5seS extraordinary talent and dramatic
strength a5 an artist. Aided to these Tue
natural gifts Of personal beauty and OF the
magnetism so necessary to Ill actors sue
cess, ant! yet So often wanting Ill HIS
personatiens, ant we have the material upola
which to build I'LL ellitice that shall oEertop
! all Others Miss anderson has begun welt.
/ will she stop uuw Or wait until the structure
/ is complete in every parto Of her ability
| there cln bc no reasonable doubt IhereAfc
signs uf progressive work, OF earnest appll-
| cation, OF constant study. but the signs afe
less marked than might have been expected
{ j. charming a.iti :; gifted actress, sue relies
( tao much on what nature has dome wss'soa1
considering what :lrt might 10 to hcip nature.
/ So every personatinn shows signs OF Weak
| ness alternating with e;ltiences OF reinafk''s-
, 1881-10-23


uThe World" will return to McSickce's
Theatre Monday evening, Oct IL. -....
Prof. Samuel Kayxer intends to oe@lH
series of popular readings abont the 4as' u
next month. ;, ,..;,,
,1osepn Murphy. i'll kerry Cow" viii
succeed Golfers - Bankers Daughter" COLI
hillarion ut iIoo1ey's.
Mari, KockeiI is assigned BY the Mirror to
..tTorimcIU and also to Ford's opera CON-
paltyi: EAltittore.
Leyitts speciality company haye been rf,' do-
s very iarss hns'nfss w; II e b sscrecdcd by
- lt Variety M organization entitled ''sncloakers
Najcstics.''
At the l.yfcom Tsat'fs 's Dap ?;: s1liyy lyyFsv Wt't
piesei.t, p", US IL fI,s. oii, lrc many clever peo-
pG:. ni.. inciudins tic Aiaras, M1c Aida 3I Dan
aI E|s low l:es ;1r;1j aa Gaf,1ad' !'d Dr.k, r,s:o
n..'x:s Wiring E,nA, "pickcd from the top
,Itnst branches Ut the tree OF melody f..
, 1881-10-23

SUMMARY Fol: THE NEEk.
The following Is tho total amount Ut city ana
suburban transfers within Il r,llius OF sercn
,ri,rs nj the ctirr- HOUSE flied for record during
the week ending Saturday, Oct. -:
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-20
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Chldren's carriages for sale by C.P.Welles.
The Jones Shoe Shop in the rear of the RE-
VIEW office is still in successful operation.
Boots and Shoes made to order and repairing
neatly done. All work guaranteed. Mend
ing rubbers a speciality.
ROsENFIEJD, the popular clothier, is sell
ing good hats for cents and an elegant one
for five.
Pure fresh milk for sale every day at Cowlcs
Bakery, at FOUR CENTS per quart. 1w
Go to Ottarson for new couch.
For SALE CHEAP.-A Good Morning
Range, Il foot turning lathe, and a foot jig
saw. n. Z. HICKS.
Oil stoves for sale by c. 2. Welles.
Homeopathic Lung Syrup. is the best rem
edy for coughs and colds. 1t is mild, pleas
ant and effective, Sold in Towanda only by
G. b. POTTER.
Ice cream freezers; good one, at lowest
prices ever offered ut G. Z. Wclles cr0ckery
store.
For sale cheap on easy terms. One span
horses, one single horse, two top buggies.
Inquire Of G. 5. Ackey.
l.. c. Nelson can furnish any kind of nur-
sery stock grown in this country, true to name,
and will replace if any die at half price in fall
delivery of 81. Strawberry plants, all the finest
varieties ready the 10Th of July; an abundance
of the best varieties of grape vines cheap.
Send postal for prices. 2m
TOWanda Pa, June s, 1881.
The ''Senate" has long been considered
headquarters for the best clans. Mr.. NestOr
is now receiving his supply direct from the
famous Perth Amboy beds, and serves them
in every style.
GEORGE LYNCHCOME has removed his
barber shop from the room over POWELL &
Co.'S store, 30 his old quarters under the
Meat Market, one door south of Ward House,
where he will be pleased to see all his former
patrons and everybody else desiring tonsorial
services.
Our popular artist, G.. II. WOOD, is gaining
a reputation for excellence of work which is
making Towanda famous. lie received the
following flattering letter on Saturday from
Il delighted customer:
CAMDEN. n. Y, May 18th, 1881.
Mr.. GEO. H. WOOD:
Ay Dear AySiF-The picture arrived this
morning, and was paid for and taken in less
than two seconds after it was opened 1t is
without doubt the finest picture of any kind
in town; in fact, the finest | ever saw at any
price.
| cannot compliment you sufficiently for
your talent, al d assure YOU that you will
never regret the labor bestowed on this piece
of work; it will be productive of other SINH
lar work from this section and to no small
amount. | have no doubt that by putting it
on exhibition in window | could secure YOU
hundreds of dollars worth of work. | have
compared it with former one of same subject
made by you at $15 | think, and this is very
much finer.
My wife, who is Il daughter of the subject
is perfectly carried away; you may consider
her under obligations to you. Again thank,
ing you, remain, Yours, &c.
A. {. WOODRUFF.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-06-20

STILL ON HIS TRAvELS.-We take the fol-
lowing notice of Capt. ZowIsCA, who spent
last winter in the jail here, from the Bridge
port (Conn.), Standard, of June 10:
A representative of the Standard was talk
ing with Chief Marsh this morning when a
curious looking figure entered. He might
have sat for picture of Santa Klaus. His
face was covered with II long white beard
above which pair of bright eyes looked out
from u ruddy face. His partly curling hair
was down his neck under the margin of a
peaked straw hat, and partly hidden by his
beard he wore a red muller. The rest of his
clothing was the worse for wear. In his
hands he carried bundle of newspapers. He
was smaller than the well known eXpressman
Mr.. Swan, but looked very much like him IN
the face. He had ii curious story to tell in
answer to the questions of the newspaper
man. He declined to talk IN anything but
English to Chief Marsh, saying he talked that
best, having forgotten all other languages. In
brief his story was this. His name was Cap
tain Zoack and he was born in 1871 at War
saw, Poland, and was sent to Il military
school at the age of fifteen. He served in the
army of the First Napoleon and passed
through the terrible march from Moscow and
fought in many Of the battles of history in
which the Little Corporal" won his fame as
a soldier and nearly made himself master of
Europe. He came to this country in 1851 and
served four years in the Union against the
South. Since then he has been drifting about
the country. He has II wife in Paris, who
is seventy-ive years Old. and two sons who
are also living in Paris. He was very cheer
ful and good tempered in conversation but
showed some signs of irritation when one
discrepancy in his story was pointed out.
He said his youngest son was tWenty-nne
years old, whereas he had not seen his wife
since 1913, three years before he came to this
country. He could not be induced to see
that there must be some mistake and said his
questioners were all against him because he
was from Europe. In all other respects his
story was consistant. His appearance was
that of Il man about SiXty-tive years Old.
and it was difficult to believe that he could
possibly be ninety. He is now on his way
from Minnesota TO New Haven, and from
there to Boston, where he has friends. He
has been four months on the road. lie spoke
of Carl Schurz and evidently had not heard
that he had recently became one of the edi-
tors of the New York EOeRing Post. as he
looked incredulous when the newspaper man
mentioned the fact. He said he guessed the
newspapers would tell Il different story, He
said his time would be out November Il, 50
he could get his natnralizati II papers and
then he intended to 60 TO Paris and rejoin his
family, from whom he had heard about once
in three months. If he is really ninety years
old and is getting out his naturalization pa
pers, he must think of living some time long
er.
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In recent letter to the Irish World

In recent letter to the Irish WoWd
DANIEL CULLINAN of this place says:
Enclosed are $3.50 for the Land League!from
Towanda Branch. Our officers are: Arthur
Burchll, Pres; Vice Pres, VIM. Walsh ;
Rec. Sec, Jas Kelly; Fin. Sec, DO'ninick Pa
tinato; Treas, Daniel Cullinan. We have 40
members, and intend to hold a public meet
ing IN the interest or the League in few
weeks. Let there be no compromise with
Landordism. Down with it! We don't want
to do away with 10000 landlords and then
create 5000 landlords. We want the land
for the aoho1e people, not for class, and
nothing else will satisfy US.
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FOR RENT.

Two dwelling houses in the First Ward
for rent. O. ID. KINNEY.
For RENT.-The office lately occupied bv
VIM. M. Mallory as Il coal office. Apply to
d. w. Scott.
Convenient medium sized house well situ-
ated, for rent cheap. b. w. LANE,
For RENT.-A desirable medium sized
house on 4th street near Chestnut. Inquire
at this office or Of j. Ii. Nevins.
Several good offices and rooms suitable for
small families. Water and other conveniences.
Over Powell & Co.'S store. Inquire of Ii. p.
Moore. TRACY 4 MOORE.
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The pastor and ladies of the Baptist Church
desire to express their sincere thanks to the
people of Towanda for the very generous
patronage and encouragement extended to
them at their festival Fridey evening, and for
numerous donations received on the occasion.
The receipts netted about $50.
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LOST.-On Sunday the 18th, supposed in
the Episcopal church, or between it and the
residence of Mr.. +. Il. Fox. Il pair of gold
spectacles. BY leaving the same with Wal
ter G.. Tracy the finder will be suitably re-
Warded.
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WANTS.

Unde1 this head zoe eoiU insert FREE, notices Of
situations or help a00nted.
Two young men wanted immedially to sell
my extracts. Chas. Knapp, over Cowle>'
Bakery.
a young man wants employment half or
three-fourths of the daytime, either us book
keeper to do writing. or as clerk. Has had
references given. Inquire or address this
office.
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BRADFORD BAPTIST ASSOCIATION.-The
forty-ninth annual meeting of this body will
be held with the Troy Baptist Church next
week Tuesday, June 81, commencing at 3 p.
m. Daily sessions till Thursday noon the
23d.