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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-07-04
NOTICE.

WE the undersigned Commissioners
~ appointed by the Probate Court
Of Madison county, Mississippi, to audit
and allow claims against the estate Of
Armsted Branch, deceased, which has
been declared iBsolvent, will meet at The
Office Of Owen Van Vacter, Esq, in the
I wn or Canton, in said county and State
for that purpose, on the first Saturday
in each month, until the November term
Of said court.
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HENRY FIELD.
WIN. COOKE.

Doctors FIELD & COOKE,
HAVING associated in the practice
An Of their profession, offer their SER
vices to the citizens Of Madison county.
The latter tenders to those Of his
friends who have heretofore ~palronized
him his most sincere thanks.
Office the same as that recently occu-
pied BY The late firm Of Price & Cooke.
April II, l946. 30-3m
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Died,
On Monday evening, December IA, HENRY AUGUSTUS,
son OF Henry Spear, aged year and months
The friends Of the family invited to asad the fu
neral IRON lis Willow street, Brooklyn, wednesday af-
ternoon at o'clock.
On the 18th inst. CATHERINE wife of Jshn Dugan Of
Apoplexy, aged 81 years.
Mark Dugsn also the Calsdonaa Division No L. and the
Independent Order of the Sons of Temperance
attend her funeral this afternoon from
her late residence, No. Cornelia ST.
On the morning Of the 18th; about o'clock, Mrs MER.
or FRApKSsuRoH old and respectable inhabtant of
this city. sgsd So years ~ tlx .a:.fssa
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectful.
invited 20 attend her funeral Thursday, the nth
INST al o'clock, from her late residence No las West
18th st, without further notice
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CAUlIos TO rnE PUBLIC.

THE GLOVE ANODYNE. for the immediate and per.
msnent cure ofair from dscayed teeth having from IFS
iansfr value a. remedy become immensely popular with
those WHO have used msny limitations have atelv zen
,hr"s INTO the ake, by unpncpled and sol as
garh TO canton the pablo against al such com
nrtce 80 long end svorsbly known by thar bat that
PREPARED during four hvs yess nv A. d. sands and
Who : nov The sole proprietor he only s,fey for
Drops ard the wrapper OF the wal every
OF the genuine has the signature OF Henry Johnson
Remember thar the Glove Anodyne il an immediate
cure for the violent toothache tho gums and
mat y 10 manufscured genuine oaly by Henry Johpsoa,
ate Bndinss Sold also 100 Fulton street, n East broad.
way, and ~ hudsoe q. rrse 0.eeam, IL Slnsfh
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II. IL. LEEDS, Auctlopeer.
HILE NU NOirALn 4. LEI Il,

Y, Il
WILL sell auet ton Tuesday and Wednesday Dec
by Messr r. stewa COL the IN * extensive and eie
for public hyperion in the Uaited States as faows:
Bohemian Glass Ware-Nagn icent Dessert sets, Punch
Bowls. Cordial and veIs dtau set. Vases Tae, set. D.
Glasses Flscou sc &C. all imported during the last few
months and The newest styles and richest spcc
Fancy Poceaiulpostlv Of recen. importation decorated
to orde original and pecalia ETY. lie srd richness
and Nespoan sylss, being copies OF originals the
Also antque shaped Flower Pots va,e Caraas, &c. in
real Antique snd Modem Pskin and japanese Vases
Plates, Toilet sen. &C.
Real B,opzeBeriin Iron. Imitation Bronze, Alabaser,
Carton Pierre, BISCUIT Figures Vases d Onsmsnts
Portable Desks Dressing Work Boxes Fancy Boxes
Papier Mache EnAmel. Velvet nd Leather.
Ea1s-A magnificent collection Of all the various styles
Card Cases Souvenirs, Portfolios. Msnageres, &c, in
Silver, PEARL She'll Paper Mache Velvet Ivory and Sandal
Silver and Gold INTERPRETATIONS elegant and fancifu
EnErsvnr.-our whole cellsctiop of French English and
GLIDING all the sub sizes suitable for
framing aud for the Portfolio
Italian Pa nnnRsA entire consignment, selected by
OF the celebrated erRravers OF Italy, mostly In curiosly
carved lrslian frames.
Also smodern original Oil Paintings.
Also several Enamel and Munich Paintings, richly framed
portatos, Of very choice quality.
Euvelore.3One milli2n letter and note sizes;
Illustrated Books-A small invoice of illustrated French
Books.
Also several very magrifcently bound Common Prayer.
Ursp'ine Manuel, r;rraisioa, &c, &c
With numcrsble of unique, elegant and costly
ARTICLES, suitable for prevents
The good. will be ready for examination Monday h
Sale to commence At 10 o'clock each day.
do tire
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GALvlENsIs.
WAsHIseros, Dec. IA, ls%o.
Pesfmaster General Q Report.

The ability perspcuity, and force, that characterize
the reports of the different Secretaries are the theme Of
general remark. think Mr. Polk fortunate In having
one of the most able Cabsts that has ever controlled
the affairs of the nation Notwithstanding the immsnse
weight Of business pressing upon them, the documents
sent forth by Mr.. Mason, Mr.. Marcy and Mr. Walker,
arc clear and comprehensive sptomss Of the business
and condition of their several departments; and the en-
sular system of Mr.. Buchanan the outlines Of which
gave you yesterday OF the most mastsriy papers
that has ever emsnstsd fr ON his PEN The country may
congratulate itself having at the head Of the govern
msnt in the present critical condition Of our foreign rss
TONS men Of true sstesmanske stamp aud distingush
cd for intellectual vigcr.
But there ID one branch Of the Government which 10
anything but crsdtsbs to the administration. mean
the Postoics Department, and more amsly and un'
fashionable" official report than that Of Mr. Cave John
son, have seldom perussd. Taken in itsef-h 10 not
requisite to 60 behind 1t, or TO search further-
complete commentary tho wrstchsd psddling psrs
mony evincea in the management Of the department
since the accession Of the present incumbent To sun
up in few words the evidence II bears against is su
thor the present condition OF the departments 10 one
of confusion disorder and inc icency tor al thm
confesse and the expenditures are somewhat reduced
ssavns and reduc ton" run through me enure report
and as,snton of tho mails, disappointment and conse
.,. dissatisfaction 10 the business community are con
10 be the unavoidable result oil ha misplaced ana
;uudicious huckstsring. The Postmaster General re-
counts the advantages he might have proeuced oy
dous berality contracts and otherwise. and whieh
10 b., not produced. He recounts the manifold evils
arising from his shorsighed policy aud seems to take
credit TO himself in consequepcsana oil for the pur
pose OF saving few thousand dollars pore or less
The report sets out with tie important information
that expresses still continue to he run with % much
regularity as the mails" Why between this city aud
New York. ono Of the most nroraat routes IN the ceun
try the express never mail fails once ia every
Ave times at the Mails ss defined whole days
a, tho Philadelphia post Office. Newspapers do not come
regularly moro than In every two days aud the OK
suse for this that there is not ssuni'cot number
clerks in the post ONCE. Nov this excuse enAer Wen
founded or 10 not it's thea is the postmaster oeas
al accountable for cuipsble mmanagcmen 'hs resi-"
Of that pcddling psrsimony Of which nave 'ieksH
II the excuse be not well founded then should
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LATEST ! INTELLIGENCE.
r = i = g n a p II TO.
TWEEN rx-aiNrIl CJEGREsS.
SECOND SESSION.
senate.


TwESrY-aiNrn CoaGKEss.
SECOND SESSION.
senate.
WARRINGTON Dec. 10, 1910.
report was presented from the Secretary Of the
Treasury on the expediency Of requiring vessels Asv
eating Delaware Bay TO carry lights in the night time
Ordered to be printed.
Mr. sKMrLE introduced bill prov iding for the sxtsn
sion of the National Road to Alton, Illinois. Also,
bill to grant public lands to complete the Illinois and
Michigan Canal.
A message was presented from the House of Repre-.
ssntatves communicating copy Of the resolutions pass
cd yesterday respecting the death Of FELIX G. MoCeN
Mr. LEWIS made few appropriate remarks relative to
the dec sassd and having passed the usual resolutions Of
respect for his memory, the Senate adjourned.
House OF Representatives.
The first business in order was the resolution offered
by GARnxr DAVIS calling the President to furnish
copies OF instructions 10 generals and commodores rea
tive to civil COVE rnments in conquered territories
On motion OF Mr. HorxNs the original resolution was
modified request instead Of direct the President
to communicate his instructions &c, and thus adopte
On motion Of Mr.. BhoApgAAp, the House went into
Committee OF the Whole.
protracted debate ensued referring the Message
Mcssrs OIppiNos PAYNE, and JOHNSON; Of Tennessee,
each spoke an hour
The Committee rose and reported progress.
The report from the State Department, on the U. D.
Consular system presented and 2Soe extra copies
ordered printed.
Joint resolution. offered by Mr. HorKIHs was adopt.
ed providing for the election Of Chsplains from different
religious denominations.
Reports were received from the Commissioner Of Pub-
lie Buildings and the Commissioner of Pensions and the
House adjourned.
BALTIMORE, Dec. Is, 1855 p. NJ
The mail from the west has net arrived.
Flour was selling here to-day at - rs.
We informed that Mr. Cranson, the keeper Of the
Eutaw House, who was stabbed by Dawson. 10 getting
better, and will probably recover.
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Ma q. g. MARSH, Accoust author e The Science
Nl OF Double Entry, Bookkeeping Simnhsd." aud INC
Az Of q ale Entry Book keeping Improved eonnans' to
Course OF lnstruction-The public is respectfully 1910 m
ed and assured that the plan pursued BY NJ
keeping boos raher than oflecn on w 'neotJ
The puri becomes IA nj ar actual use, WIN ~ VIZ
books conStifutna set md person Of god csptciv VIII
By this course benoue competest "a ABOUT
80 go he obs,ned tie ms
f,am "a "a ~ a W - 's'"' - di2 ims,h
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AUCTION NOTICES.
WIN. w SHIRLEY, Auct,oueer.

sEHs AS$r AND
ess . the s Of I ssS and
s,sSr.a :. ri. small :pd sis: silver
amIsa Of superior quality style Gu, glass ware,
SILVER plated sa W as Tes @ TIs, Ao
ed ~, WARE Sale worthy the notice Of the ladies
w W; sHlhLEY. Auetieneel.
kApE sAtE Of s CHM yv; GLASS AND EARTH
& O'clock se Sales room NO. Pine Street pees "a si.
from he .hsvs. s9usd 20 sui, .n sale s
Grants, Blue Printed. Tsalsd. Dipt &c. Ware 'A'
Lanterns. Solar Shades and various other useal goods.
sale positive dis if"rh
1yErro6 Y td a4F n HSd ArsSrss NJ Hoffman
nos VII ST.. on , sa.s sS a II from. Of
now % beard ship Francoaa, loot Dover where
P9sdTiwE, !. SALE AZ Aae!oa q ne ys!u.be 0sIdas
Street! So and 5sth stress VIII BE- continued on Friday:
and sni on
ps and Il
the through the day s-d night at six
Ia ss parcel included spacious Dwelling House we'll
sasd Iar gentle mans residence or boarding house
S ,SSh00 having greenhouses eshou'e' barns &C.
day P;1 S;S e is on .s s
i . !,
at Law. No. 43 William fttset. the OF
- ID. G. w. PELL Co, Auetionses,
dl6Ne No. 100 Wall street.
yACOH 3, PLATT. Auctisnssr
FNOYS AND FANCY GOODS.-Largs and psrenptory
sale. BY Jacob Pll this day At 10 O'clock, ts
ton No. 70 Patt viz zoe aud lots and
fancy arcias suitable for the holidays
which are 20 toys assorted In original suitable
for retailers.
Also scssss 1000 kid dolls frsm ,nshes and several
case. rich dressed Ere. dolls various sizes 20 s'oh
a:o by order Of a.'guee. for account Of hou:s fer
nate part OF stock OF fancy dry goods
sn.Tsilsd paper folders pearl do sn.m:llsd pan holders
quet hsi' Plus silk bags yen strags ivory dressing combs
paint boxes ak French psrunsd bags and extracts
speudd painted toilet cushions perumsry bat edores and
birds Jumping ropes card baqust hsldsr &c.,
Also, large Of snd German accordions
OF the best manufacture ali in perfect order and in good
tune and tore, warranted in every rcspect
Also, few rich and valuable accordons cases be
sold singly.
Also, voice Of otto Of roses
Also, powder horns, meerschaum pipes hue scissors
cards.
Also. fine fancy skates, suuf boxes wallets &C.
Also, few assorted toys, by the package.
Also. case genuine German cologne water,
Also, large assortment of r0.ewoed writing desks, and
ladies' AID essng ladies' work boxes
in lots to suit purchasers.
NJ Catalogues now ready dis ffsrrc
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
REDUCED PRICES.

II MENT 7so Brosdwsv md 10 shs eons;dsrsb,s a.
tsrAucn "a eninrsemsnt OF premises Nos and
brosd.sy re p-cpoe 20 make ssners reduction in
snai shars ~ ne the necessary reduction stock
sssms1' Tnieh shall n.ke
be aurcd BY this that We have DR.
70 reduce our stock and thar will he mad. -,
IN eomrais"u with those Of other house A. 10
sseoH,s mrn Of our designs, rsr:oos Of Sohen,an
description OF goods import will fad K greatly 70 ,h.,
interest to svppy and even their at orr
prices - ~"
NuvELTIEs.-wes shall receive by the CaIsdcn,. s,..m
er packsns ysmss Gladiator, Albany, silvc de Orssse
FORTY CASES,
comprising the LATEST and elegant Novelties that
been prepared for the ho d2ya IN London ans Par.
49, TIFFANY, YOUNG tDif@
dtnfr 80 and a. ,.dsav
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PURE MALT WHISKEY.
EQuAi in srs.grh AMI nsvor the best Duh,ia distilled
AdgQd a. 81 per Rslion. ~
LIBERAL discount allowed these who bpy 70 sell sssi.
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u Hal 4 Els, AucuonesI.
Vv>O be SOLD lie the House and
Two Lots. between 4ist ard AID Streets 4h
the 9Th day Of Jaesy 1877 at oo'ciecs A. NJ f rot dis.
poGed Of previously at private sae) Terms 20
time Of chase aud the BALANCE in Is days AFTER when full
dee s will be For further partic olas, APP
ply TO Harris Wilson Esq, II Murray Terms easy
dl2to Jx6&rh
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TO SPORTSMEN.

To SPORTSMEN.
an THURSDAY next, the 18th inst, (weaher permit
" ting will be offered for sale at No. John st., N Y
between the hous of 10 and 3.
one bace OF liver colorea ointsr pups.
gone brace of silver white, do.
One choice brood pointer uexceedingly valuable for
persons go'ug West.
And fine pointer, well broke all the property OF
enan s,e from England, no declining field
All Of the above Of the choice brerd and
perIsi'y worthy the ats nioa of sporting gentlemen.
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GENTLEMEN NOVICE THIS

~ srTl EMse usedh the source Of tsoubls 10 you
" any longer, TO know where you nd get vour
ect, Over and fanfs either esned dy cd,
tered and pal ed well sd aud retired with
uh ollars iniugs. aud FOR lt. money,
can Get all wsnt dove 10 the ensuing Holidays without
disapp Picise give call send note,
md i'll be waited tive fants and Vest made
Tor 81 So Co TO s. wairao ed to fit Obs rye the mum
Der IA ~ NUN A COX Is
Go hos yrd ere kesp their COLOR d3 2ws
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AMERICAN ART UNION.

NEW York 18th December, 1886
nISTRIBUTION OF PAINTINGS.-Nttics ia hereby
~ given that the annual meeting this Association and
Ike plsce the Tsbsnacs Broadway Friday evening
the 49, instant, at seven o'clock ccisely.
The collection OF paintings, numbering l23 being
daily added to. and cost over Ter Thorsand Doi.r.:
PLAN rHE Alr pNioN Each sub, crber Of Five Dol
lars OF the Art Union for the and entitled
to all ITS privileges The money thus obtained il applied
American Painting Of large and costly eng nal engsvins
ng copy Second to the purchase Of Paintings ard scup
by native resident which publicly distr
Decembs. The sub.eriptioa Book is now open At the
free Of charge, and open from A. NJ. until 10 r NJ.
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PIANO FUfIES.
~-~uxzuun For sale a 6ne-toned cify-made Fre- Oh
H1o< 1,ssJ sefjon sscond-hsnd PtANOFOkTE.
HX" With metallic plate. iron bar &c; hes been
yyx ksksnf In excellent order and will be soid with
isrs sofe, sorasr Of Broems Stree; and Broadway
do Msr
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2lM REWARD

l .osT~A Pear shaped Diamond. (sishty Of eolor)
rs CHING about two carats, mounted pin, with
s eril lsut at foot OF stem The pin being valued Gas
20 BY its above inerInsic WORTH
Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid Tor its de-
BALL. ToMPKiNs BLACK. is Broadway.
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to those WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
r,,~n. Fro. the Eyeni.E rest]

KT..N5 ChEAkL = :. BrECIMENS OF RINO'O UN.
~ Arfh0ACH ABLE VERBETA CREAM for shsvlsg
me nueis un, snsly prsisod By those no made trial
.dssJ yss i9os The hst premium Of the Issute FAIR
posnbis to na.nfctu,e article equal to IL IL il eft.
ne AKA fragrant 20 the destroyer Of
hn h VIC meuA cousult economy and comfort
Beware Of limitations observe the written sisusur.
DER the drseeA for of" g. II. Rirg" Prepared and
fcr SAFE, wheess and retail and for ssportatiou BY
,,,,~ C. H. RING, druggist,
al ih~r $50 Broadway, Of John street
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.FOU IL ORIGINAL CONUNDRUMS.
WHY is MRS. ytRvIs's COLD CANDY like a lover
w Of good crderi
Dye give tup3
WV @ tEKvs 51TD GxSSS a.
'eDBP sss ir %% y mt
WY Mis- jER7fs's toIb GXNDY like Richard
the bird IN the glayi
WY w; sEvss COLD G%sDH . .os
Aus. Gecsnse it PREVENTS al COMPLAINTS LEADrNo to
sERvls rs BROADWAY. mex, door 70
AsesG"Rashtou Co. 10 A.tor House, 40 and $50 Bro,d
100 Avenue 81 Eys zss Hudson street; NeI.oa q
sion and Mr.. H.ys ss Fulton street, and Atlantic
street. Brooksn no Grand; tree, W'IlisT:bpIgh INV
Put MP in packases of Is 49, and 81 each dn 81 issrc
A kAhk CHANCE.
GENTS wanted TO undertake the sale Of new and
u,f patented article thar can ,. sold 70 every family
a guarantee of $500 per annum will be given ARplyto
All letter, must be post paid. ms lmerh
LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS
AND TEA TRAYS.
s.b.erber has Just opened one Of the best selected
Iosa .o s s aS VIM so
Hall Lamps with .talued glass The above goods ali
Hotels, and Manufacturers always find large
men' Lamps suitable for their BITySois MORGAN
De lmsre - Srltou st door from Broadway.
NEWTOWN PIPPIN APeLEs.-lhe 'subscriber ma,
~ hand and offer for sale 1000 barrels Of c.oiee hand
%sfs Lady App.s
berss Greens tc Ounces Potatoes always
put ',''' ''' shipping Is ibis'
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DEAFNESS CURED.
4 f~hs iIpr plvv

DEAFNESS CURED.
QQ1 BROADWAY. Extract II eheerfuIIv comply with
DOL the request Of Lsasnan 70 stats that he
Deafness and discharges from the That under the treat
ment OF Drs Castle EDWARDS, auits IN New YORK. ne en-
rey his hearing and has again returned TO fls
military duty-signed, H. M.NEvEN, Surgeon TO B.
NJ forces, Jamaica.
Acoustic OLA cure 70, ncpient deafness: dischsr
from, and collections Of hard wax ke in the
ears-for sale 3sl Broadway dill lmerc
NOVELTIES FOR THE BALL ROOM.
DETER ROBERTS, respectfully solicts inspection OF
his splendid stock Of Goods adapted for the present sea-
Of which, owing to the reduction IN the tah
will be found ches IN have heretofore been offered
tupcrb Neapolitan lace ftonted Dresses AT ~.
Tamboured hounced Dresses, h. from IS TO VA.
New style tunic fronted tsmboured Dres.esN
Double foupc ed tsmbour Dresses SI2 tt
Fine needle work Dresses at 8, usually sold at -.
Lace Dresses newest and most approved styles, from
50 to $50
few very fine rv cred lawn Hhdk trimmed with rich
gency lace and g. the cheapest Gle ever offered
French embroidered Chemisetes with collars at IS a.
worth 50 so.
Pico edge Collars, At 81, usual price i3si13.
Extra rIch de-. 81 80. usual price l75a22.
Superb Lace Worked cfthe costly description from %
$50. worth and &C.
large variety OF Thread Lace ard trimmed Needle
Caues, ciinn. &c suitable for holiday pres~nts
dill lmsrh Ta Broadway.
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LIQUID HAIR DYE

n M ~ meat valuable dcoysry hundreds Of persons
IN York testify Unlike the many vulnerable cen.
thar sold under or hair dyes Il actually
Pt<ems all II lromisss; proof 10 TO
<mnenuy eoer iad,es or Esutsmen's hair, perfectly
ss 'aS S.es or brown and make charge sae
ksn died asd cleanssd in haf hour for which
pvsts rooms will be found the depot The dye il put mo
n, o. ass;s wso prefer thsn.lye Pic:
wholesale and rs'a ~ the prspnstor VIM BAT, HEI OR
Ne . Wsli street. Brosdvsv dfsivsyr.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NOVEL CONCERT
By THE SNOW WHITE ALBLN0 MINsTRELs
THE FOUR SNOW WHITE ALBINO NEGRO BOYS
respectfully that they will give entertain
INSTRUMENTAL MI SIC. SINGING AND DANCING,
MINERTA ROOMS,
40s BROADWAY,
On Wednesday Evening Dec 10Th, at half 1oclock,
consisting OF OF popular Sonrs Choruses
and Melodies, peculiar colord They Will also
perform Of with the Violin Banjo Tam
BORNE, Triangle and Castanetts.
These Boys have appeared before crowded aud ences
while eour through the Western Country. Their skin
wooiy he'd fla, nose and thick lips Of he African per-
fectly developed Tnsy of families, all Of whom,
with these exceptions black jsand their resemb
lance TO each other astonishing ey have been the
them claiming the boys their chdIes and were not
Tss attention Of medical called TO thes. truly
dsru FreaSs Of Nature the subject having seely baed
the researches of the NEST sci entihc men living.
To remove doubts that may exist Of the boy. being
Whist they represented they will be introduced he
audience at the close Of each Concert.
Admittance Is cents. dis twissr RI
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SINGING.

DTANOFORTE, VIOLIN, Flute sud Guitar EnRlisb,
French, also the German and Italian Languages taught
by MIR SEYMOUR, his residence No. IS Greenwich
plan, particularly ad,pted for adults Families and
Schools atend ed TENS vary according to the number OF
pupils.
NB-Documenu ofevery description, scientific and other
re &c. die 3, seod re
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ne zr,irIss Of svsrv KIDD oa.i AIN re
TO SILK MANUFACTUKERSA AND OTHERS
Qbe ,eld with immediate possession, the FACTORIES
IN Holland county cctieut two miles from MsnsHed
four corners aud equally distant (twenty6ve o. from The
e'ie Of Hartford and Norwich, known the Daiesve sk
factory -
The property eo..is oftwo heores one 100 feet bv IS
two stories each Of feet pifch the
,o,iss saeh pitch snd wheel house benesh fou
large board nR houses with sx other omo
dious stores Of hch doing
barns and other build and % acres Of
land veil pcpo'uoned consisting Of COED pasuage now
The Factories now and have been for eish, years in
ucressu' orerstion and replee with
dye house with apparatus and
pIee) also two SEES Of machinery which may or
AZ the option Of the purchaser
TIE Water Privilege sunss7slled in the sssse the mills
buildings have been erected within year, The greser part
within years at cost Of sy 600 snd all first rad 70
There probr Of the contemplated New York
and roson Raj Road through the land Of
or IN its immediate nsshborhood, which would greatly
Further and full particulars m.y be had BY Supplying to
dtfm-r WISE 4 SONS Ia Pea st Ny.
NOTICED the Of the Of the Isie Jeha A
~ Drew. deceased
Noic- hereby given that the underssned been du-
~ oted by the judge Of probate Of the eounty Of Mich
in The state Of Aichig,n Administrators Of the
sarte John A. Drew late OF Mackinac, county Of Mch
WI. ~ ewing bonds according to law.
Asckinsc Michigan, November 81, 1886
VILLAIN r. DREW,
HENRY JONES,
Ass-s.. $780,, SAM,L X. HARlN0,
~'"" ~s@asussoss Vt IL estate Of John 4. Drew.
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