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STATEOF MISSOURI, In the County Court.
County of Pike. Nov. 9Th, lS45.

John A. Thomas, administrator, &c bonis non.
Of the estate Of William Shelhorse, deceased,
comes and files his petition for the sale of the real
estate Of SAID deceased. Said petition is accom-
panied by a true account Of his administration
together with the lists and inventories required
by layv;t the whole verified by the affidavit of the
sad administrator 1t is therefore ordered that
all persons be notified of said petition, and that
unless the contrary be shown on or before the
first day Of the next term Of this court an order
will be made for the sale of the real estate Of said
deceased, or so much thereof as will be sufficient
to pay the debts against said estate; and ordered
that a copy of this order be published in some
newspaper in this State for six weeks. A true
.'copy-Test: \. II. BUCKNER, Clerk.
Per &. II. OrRr. y. {.
Dec. 9Th; 1870. rn
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Large Sale Of Valuable
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$50 cres, va.us bic ia I'M, soilexceIIent, and beau
tiftiEly situated one mile east Of Troy, the county
seat Of Lincoln County Me-, we'll improved, a com
modious frame dwelling house, consisting Of 4
,oon,s handsomely furnished with cupbOa rds,
presses. wayyIrohes &c, &c, Piazza on the back
the whole length OF the house, portico in front;
hcwed log kitchen with 5 rooms, 'athed and plas-
tered; / IeNcd log toIaccobarI; temporary stables,
corn cribs, smoke house, &c, LOG acres III cult
walton, 300 selected fruit trees OF various kinds;
this ia I'm il incvcry way desirable.
100 acrc: first rate soil, beautiful situation Il mile east Of Iroy,s apple orchard never
CGinr water 80 aunyc enclosed buildings but ordinary.
- acres most cxcelcntsn, east and adjoining Troy, well enclosed, N 1t there IS 4
GOOD frame dwelling house. + rooms nicely funnhcd; kitchen smokc-hcuse, and ether
holsesa also 13acrs,s soil good well enclosed north and adjoining Troy; also 10 a
of good lnl2 miles s. ". of Troy lmsm Troy, a good dwelling on each, with
o; buildings. Sc. also lots on ono there is a large convenient store now occupied by
Vc.Srs Block & CAKE; on the other there Ha large unfinished brick building; 4oher
within indifferent buIGug*aLo 10 others unimmorcd.
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Having made other arrangements. wish
to inform the public that the sale lately adj
rertised over my name. will not take Place
at the stated time. The same property viii
be disposed OF next fall. Of which due
notice will be given.
JOHN \. FINDER.
January 9th. 1916.
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,y9x PRINTING


ATOTICE is hereby given to all creditors or
others Interested in the estate Of Josiah
Gordon, deceased, that at the next June term
of the Pike county Court | shall make a final
settlement Of said estate rs administrator thereof,
when and where those interested can attend,
ROBERT +. GORDON.
Administrator
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Final settlements.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all creditors or
= others Interested III the estate of II. Bran
s%tetter, deceased, that al the next June term Oh
the Pike county Court | shall make final set
Element OF said estate as administrators thereof,
when and where those interested can attend.
ELIZABETH BRANSTETTER.
ADMINISTRATORS
Feb. 2Sth, 1916.
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-iS5 Acres,

BcauUfl Lrm. situated in t I9.n II :. 81 niles from TIC =" n VI
na.( formerly Bailey Iandins) the principal shipping point for Lincoln County, his
is tr we'll known bluff farm, formerly owncianl occupied by Samuel Bah!. 100 acres
IN cultivation. =, hc,cd lgtvo story dwelling house, i rocrs. kitchen. stables &c. az
pic orchard twou p failing springs of water wei. calculated fr a ts-ya and dstl-
it's inferior to none
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Executors Notice
.N,iire is hereby girrn

WHAT the undersigned have obtained OF the
Clerk of the County Court Of Pike County
letters Testamertary on the estate Of George
Vaughan, deceased, hearing date 18th january
1916.
All persons having claims against said estate
are requested to exhibit them properly anthentl-
Gated within one year from the date of said letters
or they may be precludcd from having any bene-
fit of said estate. and If not exhibited within
three years, they will be forever barred.
PETER T. VAUGHAN,
THOS. R. VAUGHAN.
JANUARY ~. 1886. ENec' RS
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MesSrs. Editors: Please announce, as a
candidate for a seat in Congress at the en-
suing August election. HARVEY SMITH.
Esq, of Indian Creek township.
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go Acres,

ErxccTent soil. situated on Cuvrc river adjoining and above the ole :asn "
Is mile from the town IF Wmta. on the Mississippi. and II miles rom I"!,
Cmyr. is nayioabIe fr steamboats, from 5to 10 miles above this larm;a prtcn0l uIsn
bottom prairie, and good proportion rich tnbercd bottom. the balance " gentle slope
If the hill; small Improvement. = well. ORCHARD, &c
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CE4RCcry Notice.

4. ODI.N.
Feb. Z, 1916.

In tie Pie Circuit Co,Tt, September tr0I, 1919.
Benjamin p. Clifford,
rs. In ChanCCTy.
Henry Chouteau s others.
Nov here comes the complainant by his So
iicitor, and Henry Chcutcau. Gabriel Chou
teau, Rene Paul, Gabriel Paul. Edward Chou
tcau, Frederick W. Bcckwith, guardian of the
minor heirs of Thomas +. Smith, deceased, and
Andrew Forecy, defendants herein having failed
to appear here at this term agrceably 10 law, and
this court, and answer said bill of complaint as
required; the same is taken for confessed against
them, and this decree will be made final unless
they shall be and appear here on the first day of
the next term, and show cause to the contrary
and II appearing upon the affidavit Of the com
pIainant that the heirs of .Augustc Chouteau, de-
ceased, Of Louisa Paul and Of Eulalia Paul, de
ceased arc unknown. II is therefore ordered that
said unknown heirs be notified by publication
OF this order in some newspaper printed in this
state. for eight weeks successfully, the last inscr-
ton AT least four weeks before the next term, that
said complainant has fled his bill of complaint a
eainst them and others for a decree Of title to him
for tract of land. (o witty the n. f. IA sec
ton %, containing 1852 sixty-four one hundredth
acres also s. T.. II sec. II containing l6l %
one hundredth acres, and all in T. 5a, \. K. E.
in Pike County Missouri, being part of survey
No. 291l-and unless said heirs Of Augustc
Cloutcau, Louisa Paul and Eulalia Paul, deccas-
ed, shall be and appear here on the FIST day Of
the next term, the same will be taken ior confess
ed against them and continued.
STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of Pike.
I, Simeon p. Robinson, clerk OF lie Circuit
Court for said county, certify that the foregoing
is truly copied from the record.
f WINES my hand and official seal;
Seal. done at Office. in Bowling Green, in
'' said county, this the 10Th day ofDe-
cembcr, A. d. lS45.
S. p. ROBINSON, CLERK.
Dec. 9th, lS45.
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600 AE'Gtcn>,

Soil Of superior quality. situated north and adjoining the above described
tract and - crHcnt <fu. # water: ao its Sultrur qualities Of soil rock timber" va
toy and its beautiful site and location frs arm. allie combined J challenge tile A,s-
vppi Vale! to equal tins
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~ NTH 5. ALLEN, .2U0rmey Il
Lar, BowLIHC-GREES, No, will attend to
all business entrusted to him with care and
dromptitudc.
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Two intelligent. active boys. between y and
10 years of sge. d, apprentices. Apply ilnmedi-
ntelr.
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ROSS & COWIE.
SADDLE. BETDIE .3.ND H3RNTSS
M.3,N'TF.9CTERERS s.

4 RE prepared 10 execute any kind 81 work
Z in their line in the most approved style
They have always Oh hand large supply of ready
made articles. comprising everything usual in
such 4 business. whichthcy will sell low for cash.
- Cali ut No. 10, Main Street, 4. Louis.
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80 acl'eS.

One half OF this rich bottom uicsn.w ". Of Troy. 20 acfcsm c"t' aHos.
IN c\ulcnt syringe Of water. small cabins &c
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Lj-S. F. MURRAY, Attorney at Lar,
Troy, Mo-, will promptly attend to any bus
mess that may be entrusted to his care.
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zts-l Acres.

SOL Vi tic it 1mny. all high dry rh bottom. we'll tnnEercf, HhAted N
ru,rc. opposite the odd town Of Monroe, small Improvements well Of good water, aP-
plcorhar! SC
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EMAINING in the Post Office Al Bowling
Green, Mo. 3l>t December.
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500 Ai'Dcil>,

Situated Of the bank Of the Mississippi Lincoln County, Missouri i'll t. 80, e
c. surrounding the tow OF Wnda, n 3si!G% attached to the IrennSess a dwelling
omnoiimus tavern now occupied by G. |. Farbush. a nents store and war
nov occupied by Mc.rs. Cake \ Block; stables and outhouses; 90 acres in cM-
uNauon.
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VNiE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he has again commenced the
above business III all lis various branches 1t his
residence three miles south west OF Ashley. Mo.
He viii also make TO order Spinning Wheels.
Chairs. SC. He ~fiatters himself TO be able TO give
general satisfaction TO all who may give him a
call in the above business, in price and quality,
Give me a call.
4. ODEN.
Feb. =. 1916.
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BLANKS
BLANKS
u Can be neatly cNsc'sed al thIs Once. 81
Final Settlement.

.N'UTICE Is UEREBI GV Ef
VVNO all creditors or others interested in the
estate OF Frederick Goodman. deceased,
that at the ncHt june term uf the Pike county
Court | shall make a final settlement Of sad cs-
tate as administrator thereof, when and where
those interested can attend.
JOHN /. WRIGHT. Administrator
Feb :. 1916.
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800 A.Den<,

Sol, all first rate, HtaatcI on the bank of The Mississippi, below an,
above described tract, asmal portion some 200 acryso OF this tract is hgi
prairie, the balance, timber, uimlrolcd.
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1890 Acres,
Military bounty lands IL !ilinoj,
In the town Of Nlota.

All the lands in Missouri above d"ScrUrd are among the first sk tons made in
country. consequently the soil is OF excellent quality; choice and beautiful location.
the titles mdnputablc. will sell in whole, or SubT,idc Tie tracts to suit purchaser:
terms of sale made easy: for cash, will sell lower than lands Of the same quaht,c r
were offered in tM, or any other State.
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OF T..

II. e.. EDW p. VI.
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miscellaneous.
r0yi MEEY PUN, MEEN FUN

MEEN EUN n EN : IN A4ltaN : = N
rrTlt' Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder. for Eesorrgr
L - - -. - = A-id To-
NJ ru1 = simply preparation OF Oriental heFos
- sv - used win per-c; SAFETY Tor The ere OF s. Gu
-. -,.o-,iers A--cuE me rscsf prominent s-e TN
TkIss iuse-s!os a-t Copio1s P-r>u5Tstoc, Bictchss
pm spots ir-.3..cn, C0a-seaess. Aac variety OF
%. he % importers, HOBBS co. Waist
~, K-frhur1 II EElioc-sL \. C!irenuCa, Nc 20
F-ce.yg.v: RcsdTou Co 5rpatEv7T Nilhaf ISL b.oaS
- r :. 90 rl--7a- Of John->t- and Broad Ssy \ 8
S.-cs Co 10 Fc!.ol-sL sut sas; Broad way Heury
jI-s11 rs Broadway ard a. other respetiaoe chemists
- :. = = s-5ss -e-t sG-7 In.
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NOW READY,

THE AMERICAN sT4TESMAN'S MANUAL con-
--l.i-y ~ r---e- s-c Messages o: ne F-e-
.d-nls 0: ire United Sale with history Of str A1ro-
istrs..on. az -aca Session q CoEr 20 rhcs are I'd
DID VARIOUS Hts-orcai. Stsl--czl, RI otner l?ofai
public Do---rlsrtS--Fi-h copiO1s Aa1l=lce !nGe1 n
vounl- large sTo-I7p0 PeEe= Ec.ed y Edsy-- W.
!srrs ESQ Pr-ce FIve Dollars
Jrs P.6ss-dThe ta.rt-;h editor % DoT..--s ..is-
Tor, OF R0nsaIs-r---z2 splendid EngrsT1ngs-
Ffh clifton OF Chee7ers Lectures CT Pilgrims -ogrs-
su55era5ert 70 H1r7er's SAGE1y>1re.-E WALKER re-
Turn. Ms s5cere taaoss subscribers 70 Harper
Bible for he Tery general patronage hey haze favored
p-are at he has nearly ready Go=: beautiful Picoris!
and Scenic pattern FOR mis- eegsn: illustrated x OK
ans ? WALKER, New YoFS Bindery, IL Fa.ton-s
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Books.
ANnREWS & BOYLE.

r-ruoRs and Publishers OF PhUuosypic I'D Promo
A S---gc 1es-s-. + r s. Wzsa.n--oo-,- g. have
-areI ~ odce Ss--a1-s- S=TIOrk FOR TIE sac Of
,L.f- MISUNDERSTANDING and perndc1- Lloera
giorts maj. 20 booksellers and oths-s r1-cca-e %
se again The srzoie Of TIE shove publications. sy so
= ootGInet 81 Foysi-- Well. 81 Nasssu- 1y hose
gro preie- j. ANDREWS < BOYLE.
3 Sassz1-sl Y. !. an - Wssa.ag0u-sL Bostou-
IL. Boye VII -ac---y Commence oOgr-e Of Lecture
Due nOce .ne Introductory Lecture VIA ~ given Z TIE
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E-ETRs DocToR HAS COME.

T'HE PHILADELPHIA HERS DOCTOR pa gSeaec
a. $50. bs,a in New orS-Tnsi sane t;sro Doctor
7yHo L., b---u dong wOcder- Z PHisGePaa-'Nne
q. beer curing -noGsarL>-Ee EAs come on as5s az
-r-s Ar 80 = Srosre-s: No. 7S6. between Ai-1 aat
Orcar5 - Re MAKES pre- Herb Medicines oI ne Sule
OF =. diseases acG wiling unGsrtASe a.. cas- even
~. uost HOPELESS on The Of No Cure NO ~ u
vuC kco Ci any oue sick Dc 70 tel iaer q a. az
r-A ard remember he piac-. No 80 broor'.-- saS
-: - - = aus I'M
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])ublic Gonuepanres, &e.
res OppO~ITION MORNING LINE a

{ ,-sIll.z-lS6, o'clock tor Ahsny-Landng a, Ham
mond-st. Van CortiandPs (PreksAi!lI,
Cold Spring. Newburgh, Nav Hamburg Milton, PokeeP-
Hyde Park Kingston Upper Red Hook, BRISTOL Cate
Kill, Hudson and CoNsAcke.
Passage One Dollar-The new and fat sailing steamboat
METAMORA. Capt p. H. Smith will leave the pier foot
of Warren-t every Monday Wednesday and Friday u
O'Clock A. NJ Returning viii leave Albany Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday.
Passengers taking this beat will arrive In Albany IN ma
the going North and Wrs-Breakas, ard din
ner board.
Fare To Van Cortlandrs Dock IS Pokeepsie, 30 c
Hudson Is eta Albsny 81 o. u In
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MARIN E JOU RN a h.
PORT OF NETWORK.


Ships Duncan Dasse,t, Glasgow, Durham Il p!mon
panthes Lane. Liverpool + D Hurlhut & Co.
Briss Angora- salisbury, It hitts Nesmith 4 Walsh
Phantom. Richards Cork, DunhaIu 4 DiInou
Schrs Sterling Holmes, Halifax, Wnniet; Repown
Lowell Boston; Lydia, Stevens, Richmond. Mckee.
Hand s Co; Dorcas, Lee, LaguSyrs. Geo Whitaker
Ohio, Smith, Wilmington
Steamer l,N,siCes Munsuu phis
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Q. elog Coulra!L.ees aooul

T. purchasing Erbls-ls Tor EucarPnrnis or Lodges
ar requested cal and examine hose inTocucsc tex
pr-.sy 1r The Ner Wursl by he subscriber, and wicA
hars been pro=s II - n. follow ~ cncAtl pusii>
Souu Ove.. s,lypfG- N.spah, &c OF Nse-l orA: 70
toesac Lodge ieX1-G-1s- D. c Winchester. Isil!ia
anu many others
TIE undersigned would also respectfully solici; cal
from merchants and others visiting the ciy a his sign
Inr Nassss: where he a.srs himself. HAT hi Original
s-rs and acknowledged superiority OF Workmanship II
connection with moderate charges WI oier Inducements
for patronage UNSURPASSED ~ any establishment n New
York CouGs-y merchants can have her orders eNecue
during their stay IN The cry, and signs &c can De forward
81 Win safety 10 al narts OF The United States.
ACKERMAN, Gate AckerInan Ai.!er,l
auS I'm No. ioi NaSSag-sL
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DANIEL ADEE, lot FULToN-sT

I TAS JUST Pt BblSHED TIE Second Ed-ton OF
II The Treasury q History comprising general m
.-o-ucsory outline Of Universal History Ancient ana -o--
er Eud Of separate histories o. s7e-y pr-nelqai
iaoa LA; eTsc. aerrze. progress, and p7en; CONT
non &c Sc by SaIa1s &agnder. sunor 81 ne sr
OF Knowledge Biographical Treasury Literary and
Scientific Treasury, &c
TIE History o Ameca edited by John Iaruaa- l,for-as
one of the best work. is-led from he press
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Flnr-The premises No A Ninth avenue were
slightly damaged by fire halfpasi six O'Clock thia
morning.
ARREST or a DEsEKrER--Phiilip f. True, de
from the Arsenal n, Watcryet arrested yes
,crday Afternoon complaint OF Lieut.. James B. Bur
net and taken back las, evening in the o'clock bos;
FURIOUS DRIvING.--W lillian Muloy arrest
ed last evening for driving coal cart No 2452 nj u
ous through Broadway and other streets yesterday
He WAC taken before Justice Osborn who fined him s.
Aad consigned him TO the Toinbs for 10 days
THEFT or GoLD WaTcH--A gold patent lever
watch last evening stolen from the dwelling house
No 80 Hubertst.
PASSING COUNTERFEIT MoSEY.-Sargeant Davis
of tue Eleventh Ward last evening arrested Sarah Hi
dell Berck charge OF passing counterfeit money to
Thomas McCeland.
ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO MAiM.-Oificer Wa!
dron of tho Eleventh Ward this morning arrested Han
nah Marian Hunter charge OF committing assault
and battery with inttnt to main her husband, James
Hunter.
Another SrABBIsG CAsr.-Ann Murphy
arrested last night by officer stiles OF the First Ward
aud detained 20 answer Tor stabbne Mary Barnes with
knife,
BuRGLAHi.-Tho dwelling house OF Mrs. Turner
No 1917 Wnterst was fconOusly entered between the
hours OF and yesterday afternoon during the absence
OF the family and robbed of gold medal presented Ia
gold chain box OF jewelry. silver buckle guam
niy of silver SAG III silver coin. and $50 IN gold
coin with which the rogues effected their escape.
RoBBEp OF MS WArcH-Mr. ]. W. Higgins
had his watch distracted from his pocket while stand
D~..
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llis morning cases Window Shades. comprising gene
raj assortment both Landscapes. Gothic aud Roman Ar
ciicciurc Also OF Gilt Corices very
low prices-a-o, assortment of Curtain Tass-ls Cur
tain Loops, Bands, Pins Furniture Gimp, Cords, Bras
ses SC.
y. 3. practical Upho-ter in Observation-Disclosures
and Merchants buying sell again allowed liberal dis
COUNT. aA5 BrnadyyAv. LA.arEe,s B4lldngs. %
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ROBERT II. MORRIS, p. NJ.
A uCTION NOTICE.-The Subscriber respectful

A CCTl0N N0TICE.-The Subscriber respectfully
n invites the attention of cash purchasers Boots and
Shoes his public Sales which Will lake place follows
Thursday Sept p 81 .! o'clock, \. NJ.
NH cases BooIS Shoes ana SrogaHs
Thursday, Oct |. al " o'clock, A N.
toa cases Boots, Shoes and 6roSans-
Thursday, Oct S, al 81 O'Clock. 4. NJ
etN eSses Boots, Shoes and Brocans.
Thursday, Oct Is Al " O'Clock 4 NJ
et3 cases Rcots, Shoes md Srogsas.
Thursday Oct - NJ q. O'Clock A NJ
e'n leases Boots SHOES and ti-osAns
Thursday. Oct ~ II q; O'Clock An
6co cases Boots, Shoes and Brogars
Thursday, Nov / 81 o. O'clock
tp0 cAses Boots. Shoes SnG BroRans
Thursday; Novl = nj o. O'Clock. \ II
tcp cases Boots, Shoes snd Slogans
Eac! OF the above sales II coriDris.. 4 lnrr, ,s.c,
nc.t OF fresh ard fashionable goods Cash purchasers
~ hnd u for heir interest Siiend crviit viii -
e'vrn- tsS;NIosl ACLAFllN IS Pcar-sr. u, stars
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In slap II Allen. from Cha,les,oa-Mrs Jacobs and Nh
D Danford---l steerasc,
IN alp Cs,Aerfae from LirsrTooi-Mr and Mrs Meh.h
Miss Creme J NJ Dcss II o'ReIy, w Henry, II w Hack
ett--30 steerago,
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THE PATERSON SILK FACTORY


uIBBARD'S PAPERS.-BURNAP& BABCoCK.
1INo IS j0hnsl Deer Tor I.i a>sornenIoi Papers
;nS,.fSe-arcd ~ HI M->srs Hubbard comprising
Ledger Papers. hue AID white Imperial Super RsyzL
Royal. Medium. Deny slG + al Cap.
Sank FOLIO Posi-, Sank GuA-to Posi-, Exchange Car.
Extra Super Cct Cap. ral-G and PlaIn
Letter Paper. r-.vG and c.a3l. = nili
Packet Post SGp=r Ace SS.ra Super.
Tinted PiA.s Paper; Cclor-d In perlals
Co.orsi ROYALS, thick ana hin
Do Medium 90. Co.
Do Double Gag, for copy books
Fine GIzzed ColoEed Mediums, ROYALS, kc- kc
8 have also or hand very extensive assortment Of
W r,nc PsDers Sock and News PrIn,.-s Papers P.a,e
PaPSrs. Hardware and WIsqp1g Papers They a-s also
sole sseats OF ice genuine Pa.e,I Envelope Pepe5-
Printing Paper cf a=G quality =ts-- o-.-.
Short uof-. WI osveod
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NETWORK AND ERIE Railroad Company
tThe stockholders Of The New FORK and Ere Railroad
Company hereby notfed that insialmenL Of Eve
dollars per snare on a. shares which the payments
ready made DO exceed twenty doiars IL required 10 De
pad agreeable 70 the terms Of ubscr!puoul The Office
OF the company No IS Wss or before the Srst day
OF October r-1t By order Of The Board Of Drector'
aJ15i NATHANIEL MARSH
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FALL GOODS, IS16.-lSAACS& RANSOM, l6
John-st daily receiving from Auction choice and
well selected assortment OF silk Goods comprising every
article used for fn!snery purposes such a. silks Sens
Neirels, Pushes Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers, &c. &c
Also rich assortment Of Dress Silks all OF which lhey
sell owoT than any other house in the City. The trade
requested call and examine FOR themselves before
iI.ininl their Dl rrla-,.s al In
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GINCINNATI LAND Ard General A-eaex osee,
y Crc!n1s-s ehO-N / Sheldon woG,1 INFORM :h- c.i.-
<ss Q: New YORK. thai be WI attend . he purchase sc
sale Of every Gec- prom OF Fea EsIe and Personal Prop
cry Z he Cay Cincinnati and q he Western States yss
Aso eo-ct NOES bonds sni mortgages and every species
o. e-4sis IL Cincinnati Louisville Any Merchants,
" es:er ecsutr hey wish - as pose aur ca>h.
Change tot Ely properly u CIlcInE- vc - send
description 0; ie - is oscr Cincinnati: WHERE 81
business e--s;e % rs care VII q promptly and fAz-
fuzzy Attended - Address Il Z SHELDON,
IVES; Fllhs. Cincinnati
RsyESrScE&-Dwie- Barber. Cor.iaad-s.; J. Jsck.
soG, S W a.-s.; We lrEa-s - Waist az sneod