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w a-W az I0I Out u'71.-s aV''' ~ -. -.
sar on Bears Oh and ell other P0ssibc toits-s g
fo produce crop of hair upon head given over 20 pau
nes u We saw friend rejoicing In one Of me mosi cap
tai capillary negotiations. the result OF hOClt hNPcIuH
Fnd We have no doubt that the grow Oh OF he tar con
ttufes 10 Tie feeling. a. well the appearance OF Nulh
eiy 40 health and harpness A. the beauty, we need
say word. To those who PRIZE 20, ana nave a.s
fear losing the crown Of = ms preparH.pn 90
Mr. BosiF Is invaluable. How ridiculous Wou.d even
Jove have heen giving the nod without those anpfos'"i
curis"
FOR SAFE vhoiesaie and retail in Nev-York. by A. b.
ID. SANDS, lU fultou-st. corner of Williams htshioN
CLASS q Co mo and rs broadway. To be- Obtained oi
le proprietor manufacturer vs., BoGLE. ~ ash
mgton-sL Boston and ct the principal druggists and peS
tuners IN the United States and Canada my5u DAW
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tslGl GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS.

I'RFNCU FMRROlDERIE>. nj slim MANTlLLAS.
L N--D STEM ART. 40 Broadway. = Offering the
trlr.r bargain. fe above goods ru De- found m Ne"
York; g. ptr Gems he 1N te cost ot importation, also bar
Nn- ODD Canton Grape shaw :, Hosiery, Gloves, Linens,
Domestic. Nc nly.9 lis'
nRN GOOD~.-W MATHEWS 90 Cahsnue--t
~ Ha. for .ir Pruf, VI sIs, 0ug hams. Cloths Goods
flr Bows srt Men. Wea.. Linens. Linen >nceungs Da-
pcr- Table .ota. NAPKINS add Dy Goods generally al
low ci-l price. ms y tus'
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Foreign PORTS.
WhnIers.

Ms;sn1a. May II. b,s- ws- NYori Cooord Whining
tn 18Th Port and l2h brg Ioranir Newport So
ism, brig sdse, Nfofki l7h, brig Frances en Portland
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.r~ ,OpPOsiTION BOAT.-Aaa-Aoaop

Ess5ta1==N oily Line 70 Albany and Troy landing o.
Sewbargh, Po1ghksepse, Kingston and
CoxsacEe Fare 70 the intermediate landings % cents
Fare u. cents berths Is csns.-kssuln days from
AIbanv Tue-day Thursday and Saturday. The fast
SAILING Steamer BUFFALO Capt AIMING Smith, viii
esve he PIER Al the foot Of RObinsoost this afternoon
a. O'Clock For freight passage Or state rooms, apply
on board the boat, or 70 OEo y 5IAsLEI
,nv5O N. he once the dock.
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4 HAS. u. RotEK~. ikFltNli1 or M
y NlA TIA Ill, llny. ll i'rurr. ntt'e Troy l.ss'I
announces f0 bic friends and 1c fislIHnnh and iltr-
l- gIrc. fllf ie Ll- leased ine Oceanic House. tolry
Island, and designs opeu.u. Cor - reception ui fotrl-
err and vi-'er- carly 20 june TIL, House is new. ana
ely located. being h4t $3.50 miles from tc Point. ana
facing re Ocean. it commands eXte ird view oi lice
SEA 'le BAY tae NarrOws, and ot ts vessels co-l
info and leaving port The House large and we
ragged being capable of accommodating several hundred
botrler- aud wlftaI ui flr p'esanfesf summer
retreat. within my q The great Metropolis he
. stance fonIy ei DO MI ZEE from New orb aud Brook
vuI j. huf au hours Journey hy nud waller Tie To-
hIt- Dee accordance wlfu fne best Hui pro-
.l-d "a i fs choicest selections from me New York
markets. The 4ua-es ur 50 bulug ere tl-ur a.-el
Every IGNITION viii iirtc ri t0 e v ants and cer1-
ui fle guests of the house Persons slang 'u engage
DO please Nrfe Dob the subscriber, a. Coury Island
fnt. BID r
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SFF MARINE AND FIRE INsl kANtL tUMFANl
have met with no by the recent hrcs n various parts
of the country. except 81 Louis where they amount 10
$4,000; and am happy inform the pohcy-holder- Ia
hs city, and also public that am advised the aiore
said amount will be promptly paid from their Surplus
Fund leaving their entire capital of $4,000 whole and
uulmpaired NM JAS. bO""S' Agent
Tennessee NJ and +. lus, Co. office oo W aii-si'
Navy rk Nav p 1919 my5l lw!s'
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by THE ACT OF CONGRESS- en1ued

MAsH1NGr0N, May IT, 1879
DN THE ACT OF CONGRESS entitled AN
DACr to make arrangements for taking the Seventh
Census DO i. provided that Census Board shall pre-
pare he printed such forms and schedules
may bee necessary tor me u enumeration of the iuhabt
ans Of e United STATES and also proper forms and SEIZED
dulles ecng n star .i-a tab cs under proper heads
such information fO Mines, Agriculture Commerce
Manufactures. EdIcau0n aud other topics viii exhibit
fI, of the pursuits, industry education and re-
sources of he country being provided That me number
OF -lit Inquiries, exclusive Of the enumeration shall not
exceed loU"
The prucpa aim ut the Board AZ This time. j. % acquire
such information wi enable 10 10 arrive AZ the most
proper enumeration OF subjects be- embraced In he next
Census
The communications OF all persons. who may feel dis
posed make suggestions orcoubufe Information on the
subject. viii bee respectfully considered.
Address " Department 0f STAR ensus,D Na.hinatOn
JOHN VI CLAYTON,
RFNEKDI JOHNSON
JACOB COLLAMER.
Jos e. O KENNEDY. Secretary. my30 81
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~ DIR. De Iancy's Medical and >ursicaioi-
flee 81 Lsycnard-sf one street soulA OF NaAa..st y l.
once hours from g A. NJ. To PM hs-S iiA4s
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A {. FUTILE. Aucuoneer
4 SSIGNEE,- SAIE OF TIE STOCK OF A LlM

AVER YAR6-A { FUTILE will sell at auction on
WEDNESDAY. Slih met a. 10 o'clock, On the PROMISES
Al tue corner OF Twenty eighths aud Eleventh avenue
the entire stock OF lumber. TIMBER, Joiee, Se OF frm IN
fortunate u business. comprising an assortment worthy
M. attention nf dealers builders and others Also with
which tho viii commence the unesplrsd lease of ~
years OF the premises including tho sheds ouibuidings
Office furniture, &C Nc
rrRNs-Ugnder 500. cash over 500, approved en-
dor-rd notes. at 60d days satisfactory 20 tho Assignee
unvJl ,r.ThESInNANs
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F COTTON: AssasassI-

COTTON, Agcroneer.
FURNITURE >Or1CE-rhs subscriber will give
i attention the sale VI household furniture OF families
changing their residences ~ giving sp dur
Ing The coming either 81 their residences
Al The A.cuon Rooms. n Beckmsn ami ~ Ana
R-surnimre bought preferred COTTON
AT PSINArs SsLS.-A very nicely sued up drugstore
IN desirsae ard central location For particular inquire
d R,p
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Grand Division. No. ).

z J. MERCER. Assistant Grand Marshal.
JOSEPH BRITTON and D PHELAN, Aids.
Arranged IN the same manner in sub Division, No le
sIAIE Of tONNkCTlCUI.
Band OF Music
Subordinate Lodges
Officers and Members az Grand Lodge.
sIATE Ot NtW JkttsEN.
Band of Music
Suhord nate Lodges
Officers and Members of Grand Lodge
STAB Of rENS>NINANlA
ALEX HARPER. Grand Marshal
II A. STEVENS and & ID. FREEMAN, Aids
Band of Music
Subordinate Lodges.
Officers and Members of Grand Lodge.
STAB OF MASSACHUSETTS
Band of Music
Subordinate Lodges.
Officers and Members of Grand Lodge
STATE Of MAINLAND
Band of Music
Subordinate Lodges
Ohcers and Members of Grand Lodge
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

n N. SANTON, UN IutOu--tI publishes This day
Y Jones Linear rer- 'ectse NO Price p cf-. The
object of rh- publication Is fo give clear and practical
description OF The of Linear ier pecuVe, MS accom-
panied hy enrra and explorations that vii render
ih u-eI accomp -lnelt easy OF attainment The WORK
vi bee complete BOO four numbers, containing complete
coIr-, Instruction. ind pcnsnbie o the amateur arc
fecf artist aud mechanic. and 30 Illustrated 20 make o.
vnlunh.- for schools aud .eminarles. For -aie hy
fr.3a lfI- sANTON. III Fulr0n--f
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ANITSEMENTS.
BROADWAY THEATBR.-DoSSsrr,. {; OV zen :

BROADWAY THEATBR.-Dcosr-,,. ,,SE1 s =,
ID Performance to begin A. = 0clorA-N - :
EVENING Nav b. VII BE- rrulscrc for ne Il une' ne
rrl1l Be- .sf. fr 1rfs AMI TAD .etlN euriel
FOLETrA. Or ne Enchanted Ben ,.,.
IAnko. Mons Mlup llsir Fo-cfia Nine MolP'A'"
Previous io trr "a ~ The Fsrrc ~ ~
THE WITCH OF MiNDEMkRE-
Dress Gree and Farler- Tscts Ftm.. Nirce snd ap-
per tiers : e. Gaery. enuance o. AHtacny-.t -, es
DTRTON'~ THEaTER-CHlMBERS
ID WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 81. vii BE- played,
C1ertn. Comedy. cnrr-e-s a. lr-l acts. 81 he
IHE HEIR At LAW
fHse. ZONES Burton IIcey Nis- Chapman
To -.rr .tc n.l Lor-r- rNrr~rcy popular t4T.eta o.
CHLOROFORM
Az raial Socrm W logan Pms IA Mss Chapman
I e lrl = lei >'|I.A Mss tl
Frr---Dls-. rce ana Pare ere - Is Family circle
TESTIMONIAL
TO Mr. DlSTIN AND his SONS. a. the Tabernacle,
1 on rHf R>DAN EVENING. MAY 81. BY The 20 owing
'rrrri i.e- unable at o1 'he occasion oi ia.s LIZ
LAST CONCERT. to le sseu iu America by he Dis
TINS.
INSrRJMENTfTrTS
DODWoRTHS BAND. Nj JOHN KYLE.
NJ JOSEPH BURKE. rD'>iSE lNELHElMER.
Nj RICHARD HOFFMAN. Mr GEORGE LODER
Mr. HENRY TlMM Herr SrOEPEL. &c
ECCAIINT>
M ? LOLER. NJ JOHN JONES.
NJ. A. RA 4 JONES, y. A. SIN Phll LIS.
Me LONARNIN. NJ kREVh Ll>IER
N IS NJ UCONN0R M 4 W GktAlOhsN
.~,- NONFLII 'Mr K. CONDEN
TIE Frn.-arnr vii comprise many choice musical
gem. NJ Di>riN AND HIS Sons ~iI play several o..
S.x T.ta. Cnrllr-ors. NJ GEORGE lODtk and Mr.
IOfN WILEY For fiu par-cu.A-s sec Programme.
T-..r- -cf. o .e lii a. at Ire rrncina Muse Sous
sni H'.e-. ans at ,he door. tn ne evening A.s q
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IIERsCHELLs Outlyes of Astronomy
Il Stheiden's Botany.
Fauglu'- Age and Christianity
Halhwelfs Popular Rhymes
Memoirs Oi Homer.
Seven Tales by seven Authors
Barue-'. Anglo saxon Delicious vols.
Nicols M.ueralogy.
Ackeunau- Irafc-Man- Token
Map of London,
S-4 Ier's Robbers AID other Dramas.
Llvv Translated. r0. !
-faurf0n'- Chess Companion.
Gldi0n', Discoveries on Egyptian Afoh"oiosy ana
n rrog.yphic- 8yo.
Freeuiau's n story OF Architecture
portraits. vols. 6tu. ,
Letters OF KIN neut Persons adifessed 20 David Hume
3vo. o.. 49,. e~,
Form ana Sound. by Thomas Purfe. dFo
Keuhir'- ~avun's DO England. vols. 6fo
P-.re Adabert's Travels. translated by Sf hp'efi IT,
SrI0rnetursh and JuuuC Taylor. Fo.s. h.o. .
L.ce-fershlrc Words. Phrases and Proverbs, by A Is
r ADS. d.
RHif.r1f- 0f C.r. Engineering, by H. La".
GRO =. Pt IMAM, Importer, ii3 Bro1a"ay
nv. r. and L. strand, London.
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ARM AL.
- M1sLNE loLnN.L folRrn 80 2,
PORT OF NEW-YORK......MAY 81
sixiaruE1 sLsASac...rHIs DAY.

Ia g--.....s s-'....7 q Ts, ~s,s s-.s-7 y
WsH VtrFz....May ~
-fef' f 2 o. A. r. fsaff 81 b.
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Grand Division No. 4.

Grand Div sion No. 4.
: : PARKER. Assistant Grand Marshal
{. JA6EL> and J.. \. >AlRE. Ads.
81 BDN lSlON. No a.. HfRRiNc. Marshal
Band 0f Music
Lodges No-. ID 20 ls inclusive
SUBDIVISION. No. J-H HERKNLE. Marshal.
Band of Music.
Lodges Nos. 10 lO Inclusive
II 'B-DiN lSlON. 40. IS. MCCOY, Marshal
Band of Music
Subordinate Encampuenf Of the State Of New Ork viii
arrange as follows
Junior arden. with Crook.
Sentinel, with drawn sword.
Banner
Pairarchs Of the II p. Degree. six abreast
+ SCRIRE-TREA -SCRIEf.
SuppOrierSfNIOR WsRDEN-SuVpOrcr
supporer-HlcH PRiEsr-Supporer
SuppOrter-C HlEF PATRIARCH-Supporfer
The lasffhree named Officers with Cr0ok-
81 B-DlNISION. NJ. &c. \ KERR. Marshal
Band of Music.
Visiting Fncampment arranged A. ln Subdivision. No.
GRAND FNCANPMfNT
Grand Junior Warden, with Crook
Grand Sentinel. with drawn sword.
Banner.
Members of Grand Elcampmenf SIX abreast
Grand Representatives.
Elective Grand Ofccrs. fmhlrns OF the Order, &C
Car with Tent, drawn by eight black horses led by
GrO0m- ~ Turkish costume.
Committee Arrang the part Of the Grand En-
campmcnt. on horseback.
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DO YOU wANrTo CURE YOUR HORSE

DO YOU WAN I . OUHLs TOOh nOHoLs
~ READ The following Is from tbs overseer OF
- Nthe Harlem Railroad stables
III NEW YORK, July "A, 1919.
have tried DALLEY's Animal Gllyanic Cure-All, and
now certify that have found 10 the most extraordinary
and valuable remedy pat upon a horse and would
not without for any money cures hard and spawn
humps arising from fhe col ia saddle, Sc ~ u by magic
Rub on fte Of he -aIve and fhr collar can't make
sore li never a do harm, JOHN VAN NOkHlS,
Ovrr-eer Harlem Railroad stables
For sale a. me depot ofthe proprietor II DALEY,
rae.n lm seed as Broadway, cor Lispenard- u.
- HORSE FOR ~AIE-A valuable family
=, or.e years old handsome bay, Is; hands hign
- lOng Tail d good traveller, me stylish movements
kind and warranted sound Inquire al lhs stable %
Hegrv..t VI a. l4l NlIiam.st. cor Fulton. Inyj0 IT,
- FOR -AIE.-A handsome yellow Arabian,
,5 Years old 5 hands high, excellent road horse
81 good under the saddle, and rots mile 10 mu-
.es Perfectly And and sOund. Apply al - Waief-st
mVg ~
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rrRrwoRKs BALLOONS sc.

A LARGE ASSORTED STOCK, comprising every
e and size either plain coored hre, or for pub
lie or private exhibitions For sale az the manufacturers
chenpe-f rates by J. " HOLBEkTON,
NM nistJvt - Maiden. ane
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.-r,,-1,,pFR ESTABLISHMENT FOR

\sALE-The publisher Of le~ paper y .o.I..
- - '-.i.h he business. would Be Wiling 10 SCI Il
..r.bssfueut OF terms sdvantAgeols 70 tae
. s--.E~r narcaIars inquire 0f GEO ". D. h1 -,
-, - 81 sSprueesL "a EooT,l Ns"-l 0fA-
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Dy,nrSn The BOARD Of Directors Of the How
Dsrd Insurance Company have tins day declared CIV.
dend OF "a per cent the capita. payaoe os 81
June let lmySo islYlmI LEWIS FhILLlfS' ssN J.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
" Widening of WalLcr-.t. md Extension

rT- Widening OF Waikcr--t. and Extension
of Cnnal-st.-The inhabitants OF The Fifth. SIXTH sew
enth Eighth. Tenth and Fourteenth Wards and al Others
opposed The above proceeding are requested TO attend
meeting at Military Hall Bowery, opposite Spnug-st
on Wednesday evening. Soth at O'Clock 10 adopt
.niahn nea.nres Tor defeating the came. my ~ .lls
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4 0,s Or sl,73e,o24 70.

OtS Or sl,739,o24 76.T- Con- ai...s-f ne b. ..
= flts. = -lt~f at Prpsii@ ~ -
.ias ns sn~e prsF-fas Of "is- = y n
of.tao 1ss.-s 10. nsfs8y ras t-i -. 80
.rasa.. iap N-- Dr. Ia IA az - 'a'~
~ - l. r 81 saof -, sfs .s u 90 M 30 seven
t4r- ssS ft,y tioass1 --o -f toasf' AID ~'saf -
,.. .hh trars-rs5- fst-s 81, k s - ssasf - ths
a. u ,. s Of - of S~ f1rf. a~sfns nt-f-s, At nc
- f our. q.tf5sfy. aa1 1s pine a.
r-rl sar..s 20 . fr.t 1sy oi Jaw ~
- d, MAJ - rlo- ssy par; q sat sosn,
H. .. 70 - % snsos..s Losa os tie p.Jn-us
Il - Y.rs -r So l.fs enc1s>e
re F.scs kass-', Asaf Of ne casai Depart
---rt /. Ai1sng
80 sopa. 4-.ery ih> n premium of-s-s 10
. II Ioc-y hat ril = pad 800 n
rs address, ~ ~ Doopo..
T. 1r-y rsq1-1 psf ssy II Jsns
s- gf ~ f-ss4-r n he s<t> n s-s Tof
q Can. Fast TO nsaa,sn conysly ssr fork u
,.s So .t4~ Bans. AotnF
II sad stea - . PAD 4gsr>ry a- xanss,
Conpsny ID Cfy u f0ft Bans
tsa1. - hoic-fs cha gf-f-r.
ih- Conur-r. a %. he % tsks
to Ter. n oplnDa sdTans
S-o-s % q III STATE
GEORGE PATTERSON L~uL GoTsrssr
CHRISTOPHER NOkGkS. sery Ct siass
WssHf~GTOS HuST. Costroisr
ALvaH HUNT, rfs.-gr-r
AaBkD,E l. JORDAN. AttofnsJ Vsn>,s.
CasAL DEGstrHssr. Aozng, sprr .. 50 1,---
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- CfksNE COrkT-ciy 80 Cqus,y u s>- On hIl--as
= Hs1ucfafrk On '
ul4a-y cu1irseL T. TIE IAhff nA'll =
TURING COMPANY b-7-1y slnH.,o<1 aa9 I'hs 70
- csas AM a. Wish I'D "a ne o> - ne
- Of he Crg ad Coaafy Io a. ne CITY da % cJ q
snss-f - - $40 con ant
tn .s1.ers-- c0- 10 n C>fa ---f, "a " Cy 81
Tn Gays a-f ~ serves q ns sas %
~ - a., uh.a .fofs..a Ihs pautf IN. setsoa
80. s,-rt sxas goa Of hgn1sd .nd s<n
s.. = "a a..r-. % say q Fsor1srJ thousand
-~t Of ms stoa Dated
Ton. Ny 10, ls<s. JOIN H0PPxR, fnsrs AnsfasJ
nygl ltssW
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DE Washinglon Ners says
Vrt. MAJ -

Ter, sct,e Gq Land Wasdt. Rlyers are
- sssfmt slQs Iats - improvement sin,s at ~--A
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I c.ra'sf en- unles 10 SCI brlsseis Ihrr--Py IL
grain and Venetian Carea4ss q ne . 1891 P,cs-
go ~ II ~ vel 10 cal >. q before making any par
$500 Wiz ~ uy-9 4f-s2lLW'
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,i- -. "a .h-d lor California trade-
For sae jrrn..on. Pei, Machine. ne sl1mergrd Whfl-
ing Pan and other superior Gold Wr-ler COZ 's-s. .o
srsnces Tor mining which manufactured Dy lr s-'-
s-r Ser who ha- hal cons dera1e - h, -e
region OF Georgia sl-fsu " A. - - " ----
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THOMAS BELL, AlcuOn~T
Auction >OTICE.-sa.e % excellent furniture,
"A pa O-tocs PLATED and house keeping articles
Of all descriptions THIS DAY at 0t clock Ia tho Sales
Rooms. n Spmce-st Also. ON THURSDAY, the balanc"
stock superior liquors NC from hrstcass hotel
A. }. BLEECkER, AucuOneer
EXECUTORS SALE of fourteen prime lots 90 tlo
E.Outhe ast corner OF Thlrd-ayenue aud Thryei ghih
81 a. the Merchants Exchange, the 3st Inst al II
o'clock, noon, by ANTHONY J. BLEECkER Maps tor
the sale at the Office myA IVY
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l,ENTLEMEN WISHING ROARn m E-
EHA~. ". ROGERS,

" rn Gao be- pleasantly accommodated with hreasfl
am es t applying a. 81 sal-s- ave minutes Nas f-o
Fa.tou ferry. myif to-
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STRAIGHT LOG SAW.


Sssw hi and In Ines q saai..ls 49, -
my-6 lwls" 81 MIL l. 49, -
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TOILET AND FOR SALE

" LIZ hAND WV s,Ahh<
a. FURNISHED ROOMS, well ventilated, to DO
IL. let, without board 10 Munay-sL myp I'm
N- TO LET - Store spmce-st - Inquire al Tribune
NE; Once, or Of 7 PRICE. l7s East Broadway.
alg isu
- TO IET.-Four Cottages, sir rooms each, al Run
~. sum Landing, Shrewsbury, j delightfully."- located
-~~ for summer residences Apply 10
mySo 81 2. n. GELLArRf. III Nassan-st
~. TO LET-To small. genteel family part Of house
~: 81 Spring fourth door from Hudson. The house
a very desirable one, aud will be let low 10 gen
teel tenant myD nos
~ 100 TO 800 ACRES Of good farming lands for
~ sale cheap exchange, Ia Lewis County, N I. ~
- miles from Railroad and Cans 81 Rome. Also. LOO
In VIII County near Chicago III Apply TO
myto 81 MAIflSON, Ssssan-st n Y
~ FOR sALE-At Morrssnis, Wesehestsr County.
W New YORK. IN lots averaging about one acre each ~
acres Of land, distant half a milo rom mo Harlem
Rs road Depot the Village Of MOrnsania "A miles
from the Harlem and Lower MOrsania Depot and Bridge
and about one mile from Long Island Sound Of which .
portion Of the and commands view. There are schools
and churches the ighbOrhOod The water good snd
the location healthy The title IL ndsputsbei wsnsntes
deeds viii be gwen and the night Of crossing the Harlem
River bridge free u toll, will DO conveyed with the and
For maps aud terms Of sale, inquire OF COUFEhSbbh
MORRIS Mornsania Wesichester County, or Of
WALTER RUTHERFURD THOs y DiBbLEk,
Attorneys and COunselors, 10 sasssn-st N Z.
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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-09-15
Our County Ticket.

We take up our pen for the purpose OF 'pea'
king briefly Of the Democratic county Ticket
Two weeks almost, have now elapsed, since 1t
was formed and we have had opportunity Of learn
ing the feeling Of the citizens of Columbia county
on the subject That all are satisfied we "'ii
not pretend 70 say, as such an instance would be
unusual, but we fell well assured that |, is gocd
Ticket, and should receive the cordial support Of
every democratic voter in,Counbia county;
JOHN McREyNoLps, the nomineefor Assembly
is one Of our oldest and most respectable demo-
cratic citizens, distinguished alike for the urban
ity his manners and the noble impulses Of gen.
erous disposition, combining with active bust
ness qualifications public experience and very
extensive acquaintance, The-erong vote gwen
Mr.. McReynolds, in Convention by these who
know him best is the highest endorsement required
at home and abroad. We predict his election by
over thousand majority.
PETER BuLMYEn, is the Democratic nominee
for Sheriff He is young man Of sterling worth,
fair business qualifications and proverbal homes.
,ty. His nomination is high compliment 10 the
Democracy of Liberty township, and must be
personally gratifying to his strong family con-
nexion, whose devotion to sound Democratic prin.
.cples is unexceled by any other in Pennsylva.
mia.
AmANDUs LEVERS, the candidate for Treasu-
trer,s correct accountant,and very active busi
ness man. lie 10 one of the indomitable sons Of
old Democratic Derry, and brought with him
unto Convention, the strongest recommendation
even presented by the lower townships for any
candidate in Columbia county. We need scarce
inform our friends, that when the Office of Trea.
surer was, by common consent, acceded to that
section, that Major Levers, was clearly theil
choice, and will make an efficient public officer
JOSEPH YETrER, was the almost unanimou.
choice of Columbia county, and the strong mar
from the east eide Of the river for County Com
missioner. He is farmer--a good, strong-mind
ed, business man, and deserves the vote and con
fdence Of the whole county, Mr., Yetter is on
of the people, and the people will duly appre
.ciate his moral and political worth
ANDREW FREAs, is nominated for Coroner
There may be as good men but there is no bette
man than Mr.. FREAs, in Columbia. Cent?
township has strong claims and her claims an
her candidate will be gOriously and triumphant
sly sustained.
SAMUEL, JOHNSON, the other upper.end can
ddate, is on the Ticket for Auditor Mr.. John
son, like MesSrs. Yetter & Fress, is plain hor
eat farmsr--a man of correct department and yer
fair business abilities. In him the county vii
have an honest man and faithful officer.
Democrats Of Columbia, let our watch.wor
be the "1icEet, THE WHOLE TICKET, AM
NOTHING BUT THE TICKET"