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The democracy OF Tennessee are earnestly preparine
for the great battle. The following extract will show
by what spirit they animated The Fayetteville OBJ
server says;
"GovERsoR TRouspALE-THEc AsvAss-Since our prom Sc
OF notice OF the democratic State convention we have
seen, coming ron every quarter OF the State tho glow
log ana enthusiastic responses to the action OF that body
not only endorsing the platform laid down the series
resolutions but, with an unsurpassed zeal and unanimy
striving to see who can do tho honor the
Irousdae in expressions OF hearty appreciation Of his
ond sele elton the Of Tennessee de.
mocracy In the cause OF human rights and human freedom
Ia view OF this, u makes difficult for
late hour than to tread the ground already passed by
Others; and our inability excel what has already been
said deier us from effort to do than attempt
sure the whole world and the mankind that It is
not possible for man 10 love The better do or
TO have more fixed dcormn to give the oM hero
support throughout the length and breadth
the Rlonously Opening canvass And In giving
feelings and determination we have the fullest confidence
In the democracy Of old Lincoln, based upon long and
thorough observation, that they will be found wanting
either preparation for during The coming We
hope one will accuse us oil claiming much for
county, when declare that general diffusion of that
conservative feeling aad devotion principle which have
ever pervaded the democracy OF Lincoln is all that is
wanting 10 guaranty another and glorious victory,
not only behalf Of the old chief but in securing decided
majority in next general assembly, and retaining
ini number OF representatives in Congress We hope tho
prompt and noble stand Of the democracy of county,
TO sacrifice everything for the of the cause will
have sautay influence upon tho party all over the State
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by "A. GREEN. Auetlonesr.

HANDSOME OMNIBUS HORSES AND HARNESS AT AUG
III TIoNOn Saturday, the 10Th instant shall SELL In front
the Of 9Th street and Pennsylvania
omnibus, with
rod may they
be sold separate, 10 suit purchasers
Terms third balance Ia and four months, for
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
O'Clock, shall sell good
mackerc barrels herring and 40 boxes Scotch herringa
prime order ~ boxes excellent cheese, fierce rice,
A. GREEN,
Ap 17-H Aucionecrf
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VALUABLE Property NJ Private Satellite following
described improved property offered for sale accommoda
suc build viz
Lot No IA In No <oi containing 1900 feet si
ated ~ street between north and Pennsylvansa
oflo No square No. ga containing 1000
This lot fronts 9th Virgins and street south
Lo, No in NO s containing ASA square ee and lot
No. 2, do do Q,762 do
Al Of which very desirable building lots and located
rapidly improving part Of the city.
For further information, npplyto
DYER MCGUIRE,
Apl7-eodQw Auction and Com. Msschants.
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cIxTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS STOCK AT AUCTION
Tuesday evening" a0d instant half O'Clock shal
SELL the FIRST floor Of our auction
$4,000 Bank Of Metropolis stock
1000 Bank OF Washington do
5000 Chesapeake and Ohio canal bonds
400 Corporation ct Washington
900 Corporation of Alexandria
5000 per cent. Virginia stock.
Terms, Cash, In bankabc money.
DYER h MCGUIRE
Az i7-eodAds Auctionesn.
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E@sent Rfnes, Mavnard,s pr,,,.r y
tolls $50" : ''so'veA ana sell cooking pie
Fine Ene'ia, double barrel fow linz picc..
English and German single and do,hie haze, ..-.,. -
supply Of the above ssod received and for ss,s
JNo w. BADEN BROTHER
-, -. Pennsylvania avenue, near 9Th street,
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Copy ofMe act M, Ru,k handea 70 Mr.. se.s.rd.

Copy OF ma dcf Mr. Musk hdr6sd to Mr.. Sreard
Be t~aed BY the Senate and House of Representatives. Of
the United States Of Amrca in Congren a,,embed Tha,
1t be and hereby proposed 10 the State OF Texas ren-
as New Mexico on the east side OF the Rio Grande on
SIC. g. Ard be further enacted That so soon a. .,,i.
factory evidence shall Produced to The President of the
United States that Texas relinquished all claim to the
territory in the first this act il shall he
the duty of the President 10 be issued 10 he credit
ors Of said State OF Texas bonds bearing per cent in.
terest, and redeemabe in years 10 an amount NOT
SIC Ard be further enaeted That said bonds shall
be paid to the creditors of Texas upon their producing 10
the Secretary Of the Treasury certificate Of the com
'roIle and auditor Of said State Texas that The
said state Of Texas on The hfstd day Of Jsnuasy 1880
SIC AID DC ~ further enacted, That should said State
within twelve months after the governor of aid
State OF the passage Of hs act then the provisions of this
act shall become 10 all intenn null and void.
SEQ A~d b further enacted. That nothing in this ao,
either of Texas of tho United States the ,ernory o,
New Mexico. =
The letter Of Mr.. Rusk proves these facts
LIST That Elr Seward agreed TO vote for bill giving
Ten MILLIONS to Texas.
ID That the condition was. that Texas renquish to the
Mexico. 90 &C"
Thus !, appears that Mr. Seward himself proposed to
OIL MUSK lhe TEN MILLIONS consideration of relin-
qnishment, which, as fourth measure of the Comma
mse' ne now pronounces as illuminating terms. die.
'aea oy "a oIa'e IN an altitude OF sedon (,
me on.y escape that be made from this conclusion
~ tnat Ms rearces bilithe bill that finally na.sed "
which gave iesasten Millions was very de,ep, hlI !.
10 boundary from this which Mr. Seward agreed to so ior
Ii will be observed, however that MIR Sm, ~ ~ ioI
object before MIR Rusk the boundaries in NJ au nor
BILL but 10 the word cedc" only nay tina, h. had 81
vsed his friends TO vote for the BILL where The" .
sustain hemselvesthis very bill he now nro .ou,u
"hnmliating," and as " dictated by sedi,ion p
What remains tor us to establish now to make hi. ..
posure complete, only this that Mr. Pearces bin
territory to Texas than Mr. Stewards bill, of bs
territory known New Mexico" or, as MIR. R,,sk
states it, "New Mexico proper"
New Mexico proper-that is, The State OF New Mex.
Ico-s known by all who have studied the maps of New
Mexico and her boundaries, and the map printed in Paris
ny order OF Mexico, to be smaller territory than Mr.
fearces pi That is to say. Mr. Seward gave Texas Ten
bill which Passed) Mr. billiard, of Alabama, demon.
the House mp 'e e"o"'' :"
3d. then the fourth measure NJ ,ho ro,,,ro,.. h;.h
Mr. Seward now pronounce" bumiliat;ng !, Nh Seward
agreed @ make yet more Illuminating" as to territory
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Mr. Seward. in his recent letter 10 the abolition as
senby in Boston, which stirring up rebellious
slslapce to one OF The laws Of the land, says
'sNor is the law. which obnoxious in itself.
the other OF compro,n,so Compounds implies
%ass n saa so l s ssa on Ss
Mexico because she had determined TO come in Tree
STATE and emaoded her, with permission 70 Gene beck
10 the Momons the Of Congress they shond
oon,neas third abolished public slave laas 10 he
city OF Washington without abang either the extent or
obtained peace, sad humilating terms from Of The
youngest and !eebcst members OF the conets ray IN
California as free State when she had refused to contain
mae herself with slavery.
This is the first opportunity we have had since Sep
TENDER last OF publishing letter from The Hon. Mr..
Rurk, senator from Texas, which has, since that time
been 10 our possession, with permission TO publish only
on condition that Mr. Seward denied what lac has ire
quenlly been charged withtha is ~ in favor Of the
semby in Boston, Mr. Seward, for the FIRST lime IN pub
lie. that have SEEM takes ground against the mil.
lion bill in saying;
"a fourth tmeasure of the Com romse) obtained peace
humisng from OF the youngest and iesbles
members OF the conederacy in the al,ude OF sediuon.
What we now profess to show is that Mr. Seward
himself proposed these of peace, and their hum.
ang conditions to this youngest and eeblest member
of the conederacy," is explained and shown in the
following correspondence;
Copy Of kttsr from the Hon James Brooks, Of Nsw York
10 Hon Ihomas Rask, Senator from Itras.
WAsHNGroN, September H. 1859.
SIR, Some fourteen members OF the House of Represents
aves from New York, including myself have voted pay
the debt of Texas the Of millions of doll
in Texas surrenders her claim all territory
the Rio Grande. We believe that are ion
fed by the auhofy of Governor Seward Of
and that have such authority only in
his speeches. but in proposition which understand
he made you In the socaed omnibus bill de
feated. As of importance 10 defend and main
by all the authorities that exist will be
kind enough what these propositions were 7
Yours, respectfully,
JAMES BROOKS.
Hon THoMAs ]. Rusk Senator from Texas.
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Change Of Sours--seren Trips per- day

rn1nfs 81 hoMs-Ssrsn Trips per day
N The steamboat THOMAS COLLYER will de
SHSr423r part ~ the following hours. coach connect,
ps-on. ~ with The bontin Warrington Boats i2k
1 ~. g",ne and not leaving the boat, price
Leave msnaa Mt ~, sk l0k, q. m; AZ, T. 81, D. m.
""e''" s'sS,io, Ix,am ~, 3A, ~, 6, D. m.
An 1876 JOB coRsON,
Captain.
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We understand that Professor Pages electro magnetic
locomotive will be run out the railroad to-day al one
O'Clock
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A s NrRsERY GovERNEss in a family, or

a = NURSERY GOVERNESS IN 1amlly' VI
[ATeseher in School, by respectable goung Wl1ow-
PrOtessnt-IOm the old country Is competent 10 glvS
instruction in all the English branches OF educaios ana
the Piano Forte TO young pupils has no ohecuos 10 ae
as Companion 10 Lady, Chidrens Nurse and S7an
stree having about children for the last twelve years
would 90 Housekeepe where her ser nce wOou DC
useful las good civ references Aoy one requiring suc9
will ADDRESS + ; the Office Of this paper ano
will meet with prompt attention. JZo zus"
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B. A. Chiffon, AucrOneer.
100 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

IOOst Auction-COLEk Chiffon viii sell al
auction TUESDAY Jan 70 lsol a. tkoeloca a. ,se
Merchants Exchange, the tolo"ng VHusOe properly "e
uLe 70 which 10 indispuiaDie -, .... MI. -. j.. O..
Fonieh.st-One lot North side, between First and se-
cond avenues; II fee front and 50 feet deep.
seventh st-One lot North side and lot South
side of seventh between Fl1h AID sixth avenues
STANDARDIZATION lots NorIh-side' Ho Iset west OF
sevepty.secondst Ten lots North side, between The
Seventh and Eighth avenues Seventy SeeondsI IL lOV
courtbst-Eight lots the Southwest corner OF
Eiehiy-fourIh-st and Eevenih-sy ,,.-.,.-,...,. 10
differentiation lots Ga me Norlhef,y soe oe,
tween eleventh and Twelfth avenues, having large frame
building thereon suitsble for msnuieet.oly' M - r,t
Eighty seyenlhs Light ion ooun Slo0' '"01u N-'0
venrh and Twelfth avenues -, ,o.,A,,,a., .o..o. ~,
Eighty-seventhst-Fo lots on The Northwest corner OF
sxtst-Two gore loss on the North side, about
Nirs,y cond.st-Feen lots South eide Of Ninety Sc
cord and two o;s on the North side OF Ninety stsL
between Third and Fourth avenues Commencing 'VViee'
Wi,Iiamsb1rSb- Fihh.st-The two new 2-story double
brick honses on The Wes side o. titn-sL oe.Tee2 worm
Seventh AZ North Eighth rs The oIs se % Wy 81
each and The bui cings "a By D feet esch and VIII let Tor
R1sSHick sv-W West side six lots Bushwickav be
tve zen Jackson ard Wihers beautiful ocaOn neA
,,otoyv fse cottage ard lot Of ground on the Eas
SIDE OF Bushwickav about 50 ieet SCUM OF Wtne'ssS
Bushwick-ay Three lots West side' between '1oAs'"
lots on South side, between BushwicE
Wi,Ssr lots South eide, between Busnwich-
Az ard smhst lots The N0fthefy sac au nse o'S
or the souiherly eide, between Oransm-ev, AZ "a
Graham-av-Oue lot W eel SIDE between "l'n7i' 3"1
Jackson SITS. ... 80 ,,,,o lo,. ~, r. 20
No therv sice 100 feet East Of Ewen-sl
Ewenst-Five lots the Easerly side OF Even S. be-
tween Wiihers and Frost sis ,,,,,
The above lots are all most desraole Iof Dlldng puI
uoses-ihe streets being all opened, and extensive I'm
provenents being made In the immediate neigho1nood-
The tile perfect ard full werrantee DEEDS VIII be gyen
Tems-Two-thirds may remain on bond and mortgage
for two yegrs at per cent . -.
This sale viii present most favorable opportunity os
fry-qs
per per snnuM, and the lou all beautifully locAS4
u z W.
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GOOD NEWS for the AFFLICTED.


O-The greatest discovery yeL-ConcenIratsd essence
Of medicine maculousy powerful as 10 be able 70 %
rent BY mail at postage The first package OF any OF
these medicines s sold upon hsl II not approved or
Scund benz fcs the money to be returned His HONOR n
C. KingfaDd, Mayor having been offered security ~ gee
srfee he same Good news indeed FOR you can DOW se
The Sweet Abanga Powder, The iniable Ami nistOf Oh
double powders, FOR VI, ABOUT IL PACK
fer the most orOrn Gaze IL needs no recon-
ucndston try PACKAGE II found other wise than do.
scrbeo have your money back Bear that 10 mlndwith
every medicine the first package always sold upon tra
but frequently al thai 10 required II most be paid Tor
first. -. ..,,. .trootc
The Triple Gum Rheumatic Extractor acute, en as
and inhammatoTy This compound has never Isnoe ~
cured long standing chronic rheumatism WIN os.y n,
all tie Joints and excUcisng pain po~ders. ~ S In
package 81 II must be bad isdeed II one PsSNas' WA
not cure H. -. ..o,ha,ss aolara
The Psrtunent Assistant the expectsnt motnor 49,
and relief positively allaying the violent aus .,h a
giving sFens III and elaAtcity To br1 lbe An St...a.
Ladies should obtain package a. 5000 - rods
heir situatop and nv one powders LUIS moo.-
cine go wonderful 10 effects tha a. - aPpg.s
at frat, no lady will ever be without u He' on0e u'nk'
Package 81. M v,.,a povasy, and ru,.,.h
InvigorstoT COMPOUNDED by the learned p1ndis Tor INC
nse ofihe brand Pasha imported direct ON CGcas ana
nrsns,ed sor use Only BY 7. Wais d. D. Package can
k -, >, nsJl Ia Il prep 1ed from tho same material -
H. onsI he Fluid Of which thousands OF 6otfss 80
Ia aslv n Pals al 50 francs the pint botile AIor
s,,is nv can be bad al $40 The bottle The expense VI
i~,,n1 ibis article viii not admit Of s oelns so.o
~ nrtSe II IL most wonderful medicine a. "a Vi
Heath. 40 Greenwich 81
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LECTURE NOTICES.

~ Dr. r. l.. Nichols, Hvdropahlc PhJ slclan, VIII
give Free Lecture Water Cure especially ~ US
zion 10 Family Prsciice The teatu-nt OF acute dul
sbroaic diseases. on THURSDAY EVENING, Jan; y. a.
"a Ocock ~ Be-cker Hall 2t bleecker 81 cor; OF MOT
ton Admission free, and collection taKsh 10 ae'ra
peses - -
,-=,-g~.c I,ecfure 10 LadIes.-Mrs. COVE NIGH
ri VIII Lecture on Maternity and the Care OF Infants al
Hone Chapel lecture room, on TUESDAY the 23th iust
asa z NJ J%D d
~ Uo,are Greeley will lecture before the Pine
stosics' Sariety Az Clinton Hall WEDNESDAY EVEN
M 24,b met n o'clock. Subject: SeECnlIure al
mission l21 cents JEI d
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UHE PAINE CELEBRATION at the

THE PAINE CELEBRATION at the
Chinese Hall $50 Broadway, will take place on Wed.
nesdav the 18th Tickets for the ball S-o be had az
the Beacon Office Frsnkiu-squsTe, and OF the Committee
Several short addresses the supper table Sediments &c
The Committee and others having business, VIII call ~ the
Beacon Office this Tuesday evening.
B-The works OF Paine Voltare. Suouss, &c Tor SALE
s9 d. G. VALE Secretary.
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF
Il FINE ARTS.-Lessings great Historical Picture OF
the "MARTYRDOM or HUSS" has been edded 10 me
collection of Paintings by artists OF the above school Ad'
mission D cents tickets 81, and description eaIa
logues l8i cents az ON
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SALES BY AUCTION.
A. NJ. MERwIN. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, BROTHER IL co. 2Ol
DBROADWAY-Cash advances made upon all con-

DBROADWAY-Cash advances made upon al con-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. %, al Ct o'clock
STANDARD BooEs-Beng a large collection OF popular
variety Of Standard N sceIsneous publications. School
Books IN quantities, &c
Also an extensive OF staple and fancy foreign
and domestic Stationery, Blank Books. &c
The whole 70 be sold without reserve 10 close consign
FlTry.rHlRp NEW YORK TRADE sALE-To be com
nnenced on MONDAY March "a. 1851.
B. &. 4 CO. solicit consignm ns Of Books Paper, sta
the next regular Trade Sale 10 be commenced At the above
date. 49,,
2lh OF January next al which e the printing OF the CAT
alogUe will be- commenced.
The cash advances will be made on the receipt OF
goods - hen desired.
TERMS OF sALE-On all purchases from the whole Caia.
ogue smoHnng $50 and upward four and ak months
credit ou purchases from the whole Catalogue less than
$3.50 and more thsn 100 four months credit and pur
chsses less thsn 500, cash
discount OF one per cent will be allowed all pur-
chases exceeding 81 ,oO0.
AT PRIVATE SALE-Bohn's Libraries, consisting OF the
standard scientific antiquarian classical uusra ed ana
neV) cheap series These highly popular and Valuable
offered the trade In quantities. as well ss
10 individuals single copies, be desired
BY the extensive range OF subjects embraced IN me severn
series thew are well adapted either the Libraries OF public
institutions The shelves OF private collectors The enter
prsng publisher Mr. Henry O. Bohn OF London, Is rapid
y adding Issues and from the character OF those here
oore brought out may be resdy presumed what the
subsequent ones viii be-
The latest Issues received TsyloPs Holy Living and
Diving LamaTnes Genevieve-the former OF the stan
dsrd Library and later OF Bohns new SERIES Plato
vol s Ciceros Ofics and kittos Scripture Lands.
Also LaIdner's Lectures Science and Arts Ewoanks
Hydraulics and Mechanics, Bennetts Double Eny BOOK
Also. large assortment Of Cap and Letter Paper.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r. Grand Division =. of Il. ". yam adjourned
session fine will be hello al the Han $50 Broad way
Oh " WEDNESDAY. 29ih inst al "a O'Clock 7 VI; Repre-
sert,ives requested to be punctuL. BY order
tS ~ THOS. ED iERLEf, u. >.
~ Liqald flair Dye improved 80 as 10 color the
Hsir Whiskes the mOmeDti s applied without the least
niury II entirely free from unpleasant OdO and can be
..bed with The strongest soap immediately II Is applied
-iboul waiting dry For sale applied, al BATcHEL
cas- Wig Factory. Wsll-st myl5 TuTh&SsIn
~ singing Glasses on New Plun.-MUSlC
FOR THE PEOPLE-Th Singing Class on new plan
which was ed Monday evening" the 10Th inst In the
Iecure Room Of Or Halheds Church corner OF Broome
spd Ridge sts will be continued on WEDNESDAY EVE
NINGs commencing at u O'Clock. No new members VIII
be admitted sfer the meeting "Wednesday evening"
Jan 2s) All vino desire 10 know how TO read Music will
fnd this good opportunity for learning
rs 3eods d L. JONES, Teacher Of Music.
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JONATHAN d. HOLBROOK, Auc-
a. noreer and CommsAion Merchant, officers Broadway,
New. York -.
References Hon. Moses II. Ghnnel, Hon J. Prescott
Hall, Simeon Draper, Esq Hon. VIM V. Brady, 3 T. her.
ring Fac Geo u Nesbitt, Esq Coleman stetson
Sales Of Real Estate. Household furniture, Groceries 10
Outdoor ssles solicited. Money 10 Loan on Bon1 40
Mortgage Jr nn
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NM ALn NAV FOlS
w CONTENTS.
Astronomical Calculations for the year 1851.
Morning and Evening Stars-Ihe seasons-Cyeles-
Movable Feasls-Jew1sh and Mohammedsn Caen-
darS, &c
Eclipses for l85l-the Planets &c.
Tide and Star Tables-AstrOnomical Characters, &c.
Calendars for the several months OF 1851.
Government Of the United States Executive and judicial
Senate Of the United States Members or and Duration oil
Office.
House of Represent, tves, Members Of.
Mileage ofXXXIst Congress- LIST Ression-
Members elected TO House Of Representatives, AAAIld
Willard Fillmore A Biographical Sketch.
Governments of Europe and America
Forms Of Governmental pitals-POpulauon-
Mies-Names OfRulers &c.
Congress in 1850: q Sketch OF It's Doluga
Important Acts Of the XXXIst Congress, lst Session
Admission of California-The Texas Boundsry-Or
gApizstion Of New Mexico and Utsh-Extending U. 8
Laws and Judicial System 70 Cahfornia-Fugllve
Slave Laws-AbOlishng Slave Trade In The Distinct
Bounty Land Bill, with Instructions and Forms, &c &c
Appropriations for the Fiscal Year l65O|5l.
Finances Of the United States
Public Debi-Domestc Imports and ExpoIb-
Population Of Cities by Census OF 1850 and 1910.
ZACHARY Taylor-John C. Cslhoun-R d. Johnson
Robert Peel, &C.
Europe in 1880
Expenses OF The Mexican War.
California In 1850.
Central America, Nicaragua, and the ocean Shp-CanA
Railroads In the United States. 40
The Length Of each Road, Fare and Kate per Nile
Election Returns Of the several States for 1850
State Governments for 1850. Recepts Expenses, lie
Importatons under the Tariffs Of ~ and 40.
Expors Imports. and Tunnage OF the United Stalas 80
Price single copies l23 cents 81 per dozen 81 per loo
GREELEY & McELRATHi
cot Tribune Office, New.York-
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NOW is THE TINE TO SECURE

l NYOURsELF A BUILDING LOT at the new Villages
Of COLLEGE POINT, about eight miles from NewYork-
II has just laid into 800 lots, so by 100 feet Zach
lot the fret geo selling the low price OF SO aud -
nav save SIS There will be TWO steamboats, r1nnisg 10
and from the above village, from the first VI Mach and
every half hour fare only 81 cents Only part OF The money
will be REQUIRED no paid down and The balance In month";
" nstamtn All pTecauton will be used TO prevent he
estRbnsbnent Of any business a. will prove detrimental
to he grow III and prosperity OF said village This place
will undoubtedly increase very fast In value, ss many OF
hose who have already purchased going 10 bald Inn
mediateIy From 10 % lots will DO sold TO companies
and located Immediately. and liberal discount VIII be
paid 10 those who dis posed " purchase as above
CAL al lie Office Of L0N0LEY FLAMMER, ~
Woosiersl from "a ~ To PPM. Thsre will DO railroad
made 10 run from WnlismsbUrgh 10 Flushing, and also
nank road and then The merchant sDd mschanc can DO Ia
ne cty before O'Clock 10 The mOroi0g This ore OF inc
bes chances yet offered IN this country II 10 better man
Morrisapia. FOrdhan or Monticello Us IL
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IyAMILIES WISHING to obtain a GOOD aud

FAMILIES wishing TO obtain a good aud
Il pure article Of SOAP would do well TO cal al my
malufaeory and examine the Pale Yellow Steam sosp-
ms AIDE Of the best materials being entirely free kom
f.h oil ard other injurious ingredients much used IN
Sosp IL is clear Of that suckey property common IN
moor Soap and will become dark by age; Also, IA.
tert CANDLES, which viii Elm bard IN any climate,
and bum longer Than Sperm Fancy Sosps Of every kind,
fr The toilet and bath including The Palm soap, 30
well kuo~u q remedy for chspDed hands The above
are FOR sale any quantity for ria Goods delivered free
ofchsree W. HULLS son,
ia In los, 10 and IL Cllh-st. north end