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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-30
OBITUARY.

Died in Tsrrollton at the house of w. r. Lloyi,
Saturday evening. July 2Ith. at three minutes past
eight O'clock Srah RllstOn Lloyd. second
daughter Of John p. and Margaretta Lloyd, Of
lPesville, Crawford county, aged seven years, sew
en- months and eighteen days.
The death of this little child was peculiarly dis.
tressing to her rfflcted plre Is, awakening in an
unusual manner the sympIhes ff friends and
tutLing with sorrow the h. urls Of every beholder.
The father scel ing short respite from his clerical
Guties hirh his failing health seemed to require,
and prompted BY the feelings of son and brother,
he visited. with his amiIy, his aged mother resi-
ding ia this p zee ana sister in i'll health residing
in this county. The few weeks having expired, to
which they had limited their scjourn, they were
preparing 10 return home. when their little d7ugh-
ter was seized with an infamatory fever, aud az
ter twelve days of mingled suffering and insensi-
biHty, expired.
sweet child, young inn 1cent and artless Cx.
ceedingIy interesting, sprghty and beautiful, has
thus been taken from the little family circle and
laid in the grave far from the hnm' of her weep.
ing parents Not among strangers, altogether,
does she rest her dust will mnge with the dust Of
kindred, and the h'wer5 TINT spring from her grave
will be wuterd by the tears Of sorrowing rea.
tives She sung her little hymns, and murmuredh her
last prayers with the children of those united to
her by natural ties, who on each returning nbbath
go up to the church near grave to worship Him
who "doeh all things we'll"
BY her parents the loss is sorely felt every cor.
soing thought bearing with it to their bnsoms a
parg Her cheerful lauih an merry Drattle were
once music TO their ears; now the memory of
these sweet SQUADS is accompanied with sot sighs
and melancholy moans. They knew their child
was 50 young as to e innocent, yet old en- ugh to
be good but they m1u'n to thjuk how often it
proves true in our suffering world that 1.-THE good
die first" Her little sisters and bright eyed lite
brother all merry as the birls ot spring, f please
AM Chambers in their parents hearts; hut, Oh!
how tou hing to their wounded spirits to see that
these Ii tie pratIers too young for ref ction, 'havc
! from their parents caulht the trick Of grief, aud
si- h among their play things
But peace is promised those who wisely mourn
the dead, and these parents know well the fount-
ain WhonCc all consolation Fl VS.
"Oue adequate support
For the calmities Of mortal liz
Exists one only an assured oeief
That the procession OF our fate, howe'eV
Sad or disturbed is ordered by Being
OF iufne benevolence and power.
Whose everlasting purposes embrace
All accidents, converting them to good
Their faith teaches that tribuIaon worketh pa.
tience, and patience experience, and experience
hope. And their hope, resting upon the word Of
eternal truth, enables them to feel and believe that
the Lord who hath taken away hath said, also,
uffer little children u com, unto me, for Of such
is the Kingdom of heaven
Communicated.
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Discoveries.

Il was once observed to us by clergyman,
Iha, il II man desired 10 have Il had character.
he had nnly To become candidate for public ia.
vur; If good one, to liz down aud tie: Aud
,h. r-mark was lrue. When the lamenied lien
- t,,. was candidate for the Presidency. the
v;lss, SANDERS we utS,shed against his repn'
,a,ion. Ile was churee1, UmoG@" other things
with having made corrupt bargain VIZ: "'.
Adams or The appointment of SecreIa'y :"
State and lals gro,s libel on hIs character was
circulated from hiph sources. aud reiterated by
menials in every direction, unlil il was beilSved
by thousands. Mr., Clay is now dead. and the
same individuals who assisted Ia Willy hlm
whilst living are now shedding tears over his
grave. aud tx,olling hun as among The puresl
statesmen ihai our country ever produced IA
truth Nhsh is now universally admned.
Gen Scott has, iD like manner. been consid
cred by the American people aud by The world
az one of the most skiliul and successful gener'
ais Of the age. possessing undouhled courage
and unsuspecGpd palrloIisn. Nominated by The
Whig parry as their candidate for President. II
is nov discovered that he is u coward, Free
soiler, Aholi ionsIs. &c,, and We presume TINT,
before The day Of election. he viii be pnrUaNed
ms munsero or inbunsnny and Inlqai,y. None
bu the most gnoranl viii believe THESE charges;
aud tn0Sc wbu ulIpT thrm. were General Stot
10 die 60 morrow, would unite -in. pns'ee. -she
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vice deserves the condemnation Of all good civ.
liens.
FeiolreS. That We unite in denouncine the
doings Of the maturity Of the last Legislature,
as furnishing evidence that The policy Of the
Locnloco parry is still. a il always has been,
hostile Io The brsI Interests Of the State.
The sane commiuee also reporlrd the lul'
loNirg names for Stale Central Committee {:
A. F. Perry. Robert Mel. jos Rldgway. Lev.
is lIryl. WIN. Dcnnison. IT Columbus; }. ID.
Caldwell. uf Cincinnati; John Mills, Of Day.
ton; Eiward Ball Of Muskingum, aud L. Dew.
pP. uf Portage.
A rrsnluilon was then adopted TO proceed TO
nomination Of Supreme Judge, members Of
Board Of Public Works. add Senatorial electors.
The counties we're csllrd. sud the vote Iaken.
and 25I votes Were cast-if7 being necessary
for chUice-Ihe result as follows:
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The New Orleans Della, n dashirg ndepan.
den, paper copies the Cpm"uS story. related bv
did Gov. Steele. about Gen. Pe'ce's r"mnrka.
bic generosity, IN furnishing n crying ynuog',rr
With Ihe cash wheIewuh to purchase a cents
worth Of candy, aud has its own laugh over il
as follows:
Now, il The Democrats Inv" any sansr--
and there are not few 1T them who manifest
very lutte Of that common iUcul,v, they will
never inquire into the irulh of III" inr ing
story. but admit II - br literally Correct G'n.
Pierce. seeing little boy sutT ring (nr III" WnnI
nr stick of CANDY, wnen his G mpRr IONS were
all supplied with that eSseuI,al Of juvenile I'h.
civ. did nnI pass bv uuobsevVinglI. ~ tn edI.
lol of the BE would probahv have done; nor
Jii he stop, ~ the too nnpuslve and exrlIhbte
editor of Ihr BIlIeIIn possibly would have dohe.
aud give tne boy u quarter of dollar. wuh
which he w0nlI probably hnve hnnphI candy
Onuugh IL hrlng on the cholera. aud Ihns pr.
vuked the other holst give hln c"nlounded
lirking bul the q neral ing sngocIous IA well
as brneV ltpnI, uuk Il wise ~ we'll aS pht0n'
lhropc view of Ihr case, and gave iha hul CSat.
4 cent! On " pr cIctlcs nT l.'ulslnnn. do
Vou know how much cent ~. IN New llamp
shire-ye sp,niIhriG scape grnccs. who think
81 Iiule 0t II dime. 0hIch your fathers, With
murn richer parents. when they were hovs.
looked upon as y small Cnrnne--d" y0u know
Ihnl. 10 New Hampshire hnv. cen, is as h'g
~ u caruhrpl A cent will buy u ha doz"u
Of fish. hnoks cent viii buy nj least. three
cakes-mors than enough Tor an ordinary il.
venilc stomach; u ceuI will huy ISI enough III
candy for any common how 10 eat. and too
much for the uncertain venile sIomuchs here
abnuts.
! Wa should consider G n Pierce no friend oI
ours. If h. would give our bnv as much candy
~ cen, will buy in New Hampshire. Gov.
Steele was therefore rghi. Gu Pterce's g"n'
crosby il not 10 b. measured hv the amount be
s,nwed, bu. by Ihe admirable sngacny which Sc
nicely apportinned the supply 10 the demand
II showed an excellent knnwlcdge of the prin'
ciplss OF political economy, IN 'ho Democratic
candidate.
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To the " hig. of Carroll County

Your County Central CImmmee. recon
maai tha, you meet ia your respective Town.
ships on Saturday the Sis; day Of Jd'y. ('n'
s,anI) at o'clock 10 the afternoon. and elect
for your respective townships. Tares D,irgnies,
10 represent the county Of Carroll in the Dls
rRIcr CONVENTION thereafter to meet in this
county Tor the purpose Of nomiua'ing a cnn5'
date for Congress, to be supported by 'he Wigs
Of the qia District.
The li,nc and place ior the holding Of said
District Convention will be announced hereal.
Ter. W. r. LLOYD. Chm
Wing c. C..
Caryol,ton JnIy I6,h I852
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-30

SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENTS, hy DR.. Sheets
who visited our place on la'l Mondiy and Tues
dav evenings with his immense collection "f
Electro Magnetic aud chemical apparatus. lie
lec,ured to largo and respectable audiences both
evenings lie put in operation nm Ejecro.
Magnetic Locomotive. and propelled train Of
cars across The room ,hus showing how man
by his genius has enabled himself TO traverse
terra frma without the use Of steam, but using
tho ighn ng for his proPeIing power lie put
in operation large variety of machinery Oppa
rarus for illustrating The electricity and magnetism
Of tho ealh. His illustration Of ,he submurine
battery is The best we ever saw. All his ex'
permenls were mostly new and beautiful eS'
pecally those in chemistry. The DR.. is good
lecturer aud understands his subj ct.
lie purposes visiting Cadiz, st, G'airsvlc
Wheeling and other towns on the river We
bespeak ',"I bin liberal patronage.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-30

PRlcg OF LANS WARRANTS. Thompson 3
Bank Note Reporter, Of The ''H'h 'n'''' gives '"e
following as the price Of Land WOrSS@"' IN
New York. 100 acre warrants. buying SlS4.
selling SI37; 80 acre warrants, buying S67,
selling 60 40 acre warrants. buying S3l, sell.
inQ S35. |. will 5e observed ,ha, The small
wauunw are bu, Whe dearer Than tho quarter
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-30

OF A. W. Senplo, Dentist at S1eubeuVlc,
" no adveriiscs ia our columns, rrqutss Us to
state Iha, be will yi,it CarrolIton on Monday.
2I August, and remain here lew days. Thnse
Wishing op, ra,ions performed in his inS may
find this favorable opportunity.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-30

mr. 40 lrishman al york on Ihe railroad near
AshlabuIa, was so overcome BY The heat on
Wednesday as to fall. lie vas given cold wa
Ter, Of which he drank immoders1ely, aud died
in a few minutes. The Sentinel says gener'
sI rupnre Of blood vessels seems 10 have fol-
lowed. as he bled in greer profession lEoIn the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-30

CpoLERA.-We regret TO learn from the Eliz.
abe,h,own Register, 'hO, The cholera has broken
out a. the mouth of Sa!I River, with considera'
bio maligohy, during The last week; and from
the Hop Press. (Ky.,) that The chOlern had been
fatal a, Linn's Furnace, few miles above Can.
ION on the Cumberland river. The works have
been suspended and The hands scot home.
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To Anl,Ncrlhers.

Those WIN pay their subscription within
tareo months after lhe commencement OF the
wear. will he charged but $3.50 Tor the Free
PrsSs tor lho cvrren, year, which will make il
as chesp as any other paper published in Ohio
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-30

INFORMANT N is wauled oi IH"MAs BRENNAN
who leh ms city about month ag', Sihc"
which nothing has been heart Ut hnn. An'
cn. knnWinp hiS wh"reab nlIs adl relieve IhH
anxiety of u, distressed wi(- nv Irar'eg @qfi ~
this ngi %. Tx haQga pgpers lhIoashJu' Iat
g. n,u olaas, rpoy.- FIyest Ct1E.
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Qua PuBLc RoADS If Supervisors IN This
section Of The. couniry could hear oue.pigh,h
part Of the complains and rurses hpaprd upon
them Cor bad reads. We have no doubt bu' a
mass meeting Of the ciiizrns o. each tuwn
in the county fur Ihr consider ton nf public
improvements would b. called Immediately. -
Il is really dangerous To drive over nur state
roads. les alone the By roads--especiaily in the
night Drive in any drec'iio that you NAV.
you will hardly fad fiiy rod, Of safe roa Il.
There are many very long tedious bills to
climb. which ATE hard enough m horse or man.
if all obstacles wera removed but tho bill is
norihe worS OF the trouble: YOU are constant.
iy coming ia contact with largo stones, siumPs,
roots, holes, &C., great many o. which could
he done away with with but very liule labor.
We DO not mean these remarks for any parIicu.
lar portion of Ihe counIy--nor, in fact, need
we Cot fine them TO This county alop'. We
can extend their appira'i9D to surrounding
counties. We vii net psui ..;a;srlzs al presen,
we hope general ts,n, will snIIi %.
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For LrNDY's LANE S, vcral Of our cili-
2 ms lph this place on Monday morning irr The
battle ground among them. the R-v Mr S"a'
uey ard lady f R. E kIey. E'q.i James NJ.
Davis, E,q. aud Roben Crusirr, Il q.
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CT We team from The BiiIimore Patriot.
that there was knock down on the l4h, in the
Pension Off .e. Washington CIV. Some CON
lrovrrsy took lace between Mr.. Jones. mem
Der Of the House from Tennessee. and a Mr..
Van Wyck of the same State, clerk 10 the
Pension office, whereupon Mr.. Jones' seized a
hair and knocked his antagonist down. Those
present inrrI,red. aud separated the pares.--
Mr.. Jones has been Cited Ia appear Io.murrow
before the city cnun To respond.
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Oh Jenny Lind has gone away,
The people loudly hoilrrs.
And from our purses ted a'Irny
A mighty s'gh' OF dnllars;
But we in place Of these. have had
prrrl"us deal Of notes;
BIT ~he,her good, or ~hr1hrT bad,
There has been great diversity Of
opinion, so thai il is mnosSiblr IN come 10 any
conclusion. uuul The Presidential question is
seulld by the peoples vo,es.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1852-07-30

Jenny Land aud her husband have taken
their departure nr Liverpool, which fact s"ems
to b. stirring up The sentiment Of the poe's.-
\ New York correspondent. Of the Sun goes of
in this wisp.
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DAY & McMULLEN'S PATENT

~ HOSE'-The tglal made Of this Incompatible Water
hose for two years past has fully De its sapero
~. Orders from Railroads Fsctores Water Companies and
others solicited EyeTy piece warranted 70 give satisfaction
the many certificates snd Published 70 show the estimation
nom aeen1 use' JERSEY CITY, Dee. H. IaSI
HoRAcE H. DAY, No 23 corEtlsndt-st, N. Y-Dear SIR.
take pleasure IN stating you, m answer 70 in
qny regard 70 the lDda Rubber Hose furnished By
for the NewJersey Railroad and Transportation Company,
that have found II Of the vey best description and 20
much better purpose than either leather
IL h not only durable bat In the end the most
teal We have now rubber hoss Of cur locomotives
that we prIched Of two years ago which hss been n
constant use and 10 sill good ever and have found
your toHrpy stand $50 lh the square inch
Youn very respectfully, JAMES MCFARLAND,
Superintendent. Motive Power for N }. r n Trxns Co
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II F. HARRISON has removed his
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

sManuiactOry and WNeroonN nom NO . Canas g
10 No. 81 Mercer-st near Grands where may be found
rplepdid assortment OF Pisno-Rortes
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painting, or.


ZINC Warranted pure
IL The HEW.JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse No. IS
Dey are Prepared 70 supply their ZINC Paints st the fol-
loving Prices
No While. ground n on, &C. per pound.
no White, Grtopd in o | Sc. PER pound.
No. White, sround 10 Uil- &c. per pound
B'Uvn a-d B sct, ground in OIL SIC per pound
Dry White Of NJ, &C per pound.
WHITE ZIfC PAINT,
After thorough tea in Europe and United States has
teen found toietAn It's heauty md longer
than any other paint For wbi and onsacy il
Tvaied II Il m from al pJsonous properties
and osnfeious other pEmeu' will eover-equal weight
trum ~ 20 lee cent space than Lead and L.
fore, Ueh cheaper 10 the AZ INSIDE ID
viii not turn yeo even when exposed 20 tho phlrJus
esse' Of ecal hes the foul Of SHIPS Their White Zinc
guund IN vsrush produces the porcelain finish Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In "a hours form hard and sohd metallic coating uoon
WOOD bek iron and ether metallic surface remnksb!s
fr their hreproof pr perries They spacisy sisp,ed
for marine gurposes hsv been found the rr
COG action o. salt ste 50 destructive TO ohs paa
Dealers Supplied on nberAl terms by
MANNING d soUIsR, Assats No. IS Dsys-
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NOR SALE-The House and seven

acres OF Land the railroad depot at Fishku Land
e the residence of T. Crosby Esq The premises are In
excellent order fine double house, food outbuidingh
large Of choice fruit and possessing every regulate
r the residence Of genteel family wshings country home
lime to NewYok BY railroad two hours Inquire Of o. e
cortland, No. 81 Eassau-sL, N. Y. City or Of WIN u.
WALSH, or WIN VI. pENNiHG. Fishiiil Landing. Dutch
A. County
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DECEIVER,S SALE.-Supreme Court.

ID ECElVER'S SALE.-Supreme Court,
III City and County Of New-York JAMES s. CAR
PEWTER ssanst CHARLES SrEARNSy-Not,c. V
hereby the subscriber receives of the estate equ
table interests and things In action Of Charles st.sru
Judgment debtor will sell at public suceo Oh. Mercs.as
Exchange In the Ciy Of NewYois the sxth day OJuy
Dext. at u o'clock st noon, TWO CERrlFlCArES eseh
for Fifty Shares OF the Capital Stock IN the New YORK and
EewFDglsnd Silver Mining and Steel Msnuisctu Com.
psny signed By James Homer President and C. b Cousa
Secretary And also all ths rig title and interest Of the
said Charles Sesps shch Re had the 9TH day Of Jan
uary 1851 n and Mines and Mining Lands
State of Connecticut, or elsewhere. Dated New YORK
June 3, 1851 ID. b. Brown, kecsi 'er
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FACTORY MACHINERY

~ FOR SALE-At Mechsniosville, Saratoga Co. BY the
American Linen Thread Company, a. follows. Cards
SPINNING Frames Speeders Males SPoolDs Frame 60
sptndles WsrpeD, Presses 90 Looms, Cans. Bobbins
Reeds Harness shutileA Se Sc AL Of which At prices 50
per cent lass than the original costs
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WILLIAMSBURG DOCK PRO-

w PERTY for sALE--rbe Lease Of valuable Dock
Property at wiamsbursh having upward Of 80 yean to
run The Lessee TO pay and all Inn
proyemeDs TO Do paid Tor the expiration Of the Ap
ply to NJ MEEkER, No Is South 7thst- WILLIAMSBURG
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7 OST-On the 9th May last, in going
KNTALLET LOST or STOLEN.-A
Garpetinss, Oil Cloths, 1f.

ELOOR OIL CLOTHS at No. 40 Pine
Il st New-York, Printed by New Patent Process E
L. RICE CO. Petentees would most respectfully an
the trade that have obtain ed the great beside
rstUD Of printing Floor Oh Co'hs by Machinery which
for elegance Of nh have been exceled and which
they Offering together with large and desirable
stock Of Cloths from u feet wide greatly reduced
prices at their Warehouse, No. 40 Pine-st
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GREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERS,
" BEDS MATTRESSES, &C. stCRAWsUCK'S, No.
25S Grand st. % door Of Ess-xst NewYork Cheap
Uphlstsry and Feather Store-The attention Of families
about purchasing ia respectfully invited to the large AID
beautiful assortment Of Beds Mattresses Paasses Bed
seso. Cots ell of which have been purchased at low
cash prices and will be sold such prices as to make 1t an
for all call and nine the above stock pre-
yious 10 ekng their purchases Goods any Of
The CITY Brooklyn and Wamsburgh free Of carriage. Old
q. ds and Mattresses renovated and made over.
w CRAWBUCK, No. $50 GrsndF,
dor NJ Y.
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HAST MORRIsANIA VILLAGE

~ About $50 Lot varying In nze from an eighth OF Al
A.. 10 n screS are now offered r sale on the most tavoa
Die terms Ten per cent down, and balance On o. oeIo
n6ercb 1854 These lots occupv very healthy and oeauu'
iocsfio near and IN fill ew Of the East River, and In me
Immediate vnity Of hs grounds and 81 seveI
osunty This village 70 connected with the Harlem Kali
road By brunch Railroad For maps and other
GsiISosA Office oppoSite the City hhH.
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wN w sHIsLEy. Ausa0neer.
EXTENStVE SALE at FLINT Ry

IA AhELED WARE Frou ire fs-ssry Of -
tsutoo Co Beuu'uetOo VT Aiso. loo c-sf-s s,s -.
sses Crck~ry ara 0ssswsr-. Jrsi la11iaE -rrURsDss
Juy :, 10 ccly>k, a. the roo1s NO - lobr . 81.
.s Sas o arg $50 y y nainssoa q.
boxes Tvmhl-Ts ard other Glsss gsfs; 81 ssts CIR, -
Lsmps &c ~o-hy the notice 81 DsalsfI Gsuees, A., g
aceues Wednesday 49,
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NOR SALE or TO LET-Beautiful Resi-

Seoces at RsyeDswood, l.. 1.-Two two-sfory sttlc
and basement HOUSES just 6Dsbed IN modern STYLE eacn
,cn,sni,e feer rooms Of which bedrooms; mar
Sc msp,es in hssemept first sod second stons' Psntres
closets and bells ON all the Aoo; brick ovens aud MOTIFS
patent range 10 the kitchens incosed sash pzzs In the
sr The houses are In full view Of the East RIVER end
within three minutes walk Of the dock, from which the
stesnbosi Astoria Capt Baldwin leaves Tour tmes gay
r EewYoTk superior line Of stages running between
Astons FULTON Ferry BIO kyn, passes the door every
bopr from A N I'LL Top For further psIticuiaIs IN
81 Peck alp n. Y. from III A. NJ I'LL Z. M.
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THE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE

HNhE FEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY Of the CITY Of NETWORK, es.ab-
nshsd In 1851 at No IFS Csnsl-st; Branch Office No "a
Brosdwsy next Of Wast opposite Trinity Church
Insure Buildings Merchandise Household Furniture Wee
seb In Port and their Csrsoes k against loss damage By
are1hs Company having been In successful Operations
more than year past refer with confidence 70 the large
azmber Of nearly S00e who have effected insur.
81 their Once for the In which their business
transactions have been conducted and feel assured that In
this respeet they viii not suffer BY comparison with the
most favored Of monetary institutions All loses have
and viii continue % Be literally adjusted and promptly
yertled- JEREMIAH TERRELL. Pres.deat-
hosEs @. LEONARD, Secretary.
as0pGE ParIpISe. Surveyor
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NJ B. BurLER. Auctioa.er
.UBLIC ADMiNISTRATOR'SSALE

IL On WEDNESDAY, June 30, a. 10 O'elock cOruef of
Greenwich and Morris the entire St ek FxuIs. .na
Contents Of Grocery belonging 20 the estate Of "a
wId Kingston, deceased. Also. gOd wach By onex
of JAMES s. THAYER
Pubic Administrator, NJ. TN.ssaaa
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Mafbinerp, or.

DU ILDERS, OWNERS of BUILD
Id IHGS, &C. requested to examine. at the ubscrib
ers the Gas Oven newly invented article, combining the
advantages of the odfsoned brick oven together with
facilities for boiling similar to the range but compact
and less than half the cost OF the latter Nious szes
BARTLETT BENT. Jr- Ne sSs waterst
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be sold az Aucuop, a,

NOTlCE.-Will be sold AT Aucuon. on
the premises, June So al 10 o'closk AN, Ss o.v.
story DWELLING-HOUSE Aad L)r, 80 sest hos, ~
rear lS9 feet deep. situated Wsters In the ssbsss
Pousbkee sse, known River Side, 0-,asdy ews-d ~
occupied BY the lxto Capt SHEAhAAN IL 10 s..s
fuy situated the banks oftbs Hudson Ii ,er mssI
ins extensive yie~ of the River north and s 4
the Csissn Mountsns The hoss- and ousb1ialnss % 20
repair good water privileges choice i0iis Of aoas se
and within Ave minutes walk Of the Hain River Rsir
Depot tlso sood Barn sDd 'ot 81 Fees nn a5i -u -
LIS feet deep corner Of Hoffman sud Alhsnyes Ara,
THOMPSON l. WEEKS foashlscp-is