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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29
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forget 1t. In company with several io-
 vial fellows, was induced to drink pret- ty freely, and by the time I got home. I knew scarcely where waa or what ! was doing. | vas put to bed and how long
 I laid there do not know but when I awoke. my sister was sitiing beside the
 bed engaged in sewing. He moment her eyes tell on my face. she burst into food of tears and wept Eff her hear.
 would bEeak. Overwhelmed Rslh shame Gar my conduct. I then formed | resolu- ton that ! would never get drunk again II have adhesed to t for some years. and I mean 10 keepit.. z .s,.S r~ss'-ssss
 JAcK AND THEyC CHINAMEN.-- We were amuseH . few evenings since while rams bling down Lomk Wharf. to observe a scene between tailor and three China men. A clipper ship just from sea was hauling in. and one of tue crew was or- dered by the mata to carry line to n pilehead on the wharf. Jack jumped into the boat. and briskly scalling with the end of the line in his teeth. caught hold of the pile beneath the wharf. and looking up found that tide was too low to admi. of his reaching. Three Chinese had been attentively watching the grads ual approach of the ship. with the attend ant noise of orders and replies, the rat. tie of capstans. windlasses and pawls,-- : They were suddenly aroused from their reverie by the gfpff voice of the sailor, asking them to take the end of the line. " Kit yar! va ia P ans swered tbe Ce> lestials, and held out their hands for the coil which Jack prepared to throw.-- Z" Look out r hesshouted, and away flew the coil heavy with salt water. and shot from the arm of this Ben Bolt like shell from mortar, The coil struck two of the three full in the face. and instead of holding, Cn 10 1t, they retired in haste, shaking lheswater from their silk gar. ments as we have seen a cat shake her paws after tfeading on wet tloor.. The consequence was that the end went over- hoard as quick as thought, and the enra. ged neotelos scullcd back to the ship to recover it again. John Chinamen tho't ahis excellent fun. and when the boat re-. sturned to the wharf, Jack repeated the request, adding few epithets in. Chinese showing that he had seen salt water be. fore that voyage, and knew his custom. ers. The resGls was, that they not only allowed the coil to go overheard again. but with true Chinese instinct began to pelt the sailos-wi.h brickbats. We now thought it time to come to the rescue. We reached down and gave Jack a helping hand. Tuning and swearing with rage he was up to the post in . twinkling, and in less time than we could take to tell it, three Celestials were sprawliDg upon the wharf in an admirable confusion of pig> tails. silk frocks. almond eyes. wooden shoes. and yellow plush brooches. Hay. ing vented his spiie on them he turned 10 us and said, "a good licking does these fellows more good than possum fat and hominy does nigger." after which classical assertion he. skinned down into tie boat. andss6on returned with the line which we made fast for him. The Ce~ lcstials had meanwhile decamped
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

Dr.. J0h0s0A, ,when iD the I6lIness af year and knOWIedae, said s--si never took Mp newspaper without finding something would have deemed it . lnss mt "a. have aeebs never without deriving tom isains stEaetibn and amussmenl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18
HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAIL ROAD,

BY reference to the extract below from the
Glasgow Times of the 10th instant, it will be
seen that Of the three routes surveyed the Board
of Directors have selected the Southern. Doubt
less some will feel chagrined at this result; but
still they should remember that the Directors
acted from information not accessible to the
most of us. The only matters proper to be la
ken into consideration were the interests Of the
vast country intended to be benefited by this en-
terprise, and the interests Of the company which
has undertaken the work. All local and private
interests were properly laid aside as unworthy
Of serious consideration in project Of this sort.
We doubt not the sequel will fully Vindicate the
action Of the Board in the premises. This Com
pany enters upon the prosecution of its enter
prise under much more suspicious circumstan-
ces than usually attend undertakings Of this
kind. Having ample means to push the work
toa speedy consummation-an energetic contrac-
tor--a country healthy and Astounding in the
necessaries Of life, we may confidently expect
70 see the work finished in the shortest possible
tims.-[Palmyra Wing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18
ST. LOUIS STOVE STORE.
c. w. BRYAN,

Stove Dealer, Sheet-Iron Worker, Copper
smith, and Timer,
Main Street, Two Doors North OF GTsrady House
HANNIBAL, MO,
Sells at Wholesale Prices, STOVES AND TIN
WARE. ] invite particular attention 10 the PRIZE
PREMIUM COOK STOVE, which has given uniyer-
sal satisfaction 10 all who have used it. warrant all
my Stoves for twelve months and il any OF the plates
break during that time, furnish new ones free of
charge.
As | design remaining permanently in this place,
the public are safe in taking my guaraAtee for the good
performance Of the stoves Kept by me.
All my stoves are Manufactured of MISSOURI
MOUNTAIN IRON, and for goodness Of metal and
beauty of casting they excel any stoves made in the
Western country.
10 The man who mouds Hollow-Ware for G.. F.
Filly is considered the best orliman in the United
States. and this accounts for our Hollow-Ware and
Stove Vessels being much smoother and better than
any others you will find in Market whether made East
or West
have constantly on hand, supply Of TGNwARE,
TO which | particularly invite the attention Of the
country rade as the quality Of my ware and the pri-
ces, shall be such TO induce them 10 call on me again
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18
r. H. MILLER s. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
CHINA. GLASS AND EARTHENWARE.

No -, Main Street, between Chestnut and Pine.
THE subscribers In Store and arrive Spring
l. Sales, One Thousand Crates and Casks Of
EARTHENWARE AND CHINA,
Comprising all varieties and qualities necessary to make the
most complete offered for sale In this marke
viz:
c. c. Blue Edged Dip, Painted Printed Paintcd-Flown-
blue and Mulberry, Printed Flnwnue and Mulberry, Can
ton blue, Fancy Lusrc and White Granite, Enrthenwae
all their variety OF style and pattcmi Plain White Enameed
Blue Figured and Gold Band
English China, Tea Sets, Teas Plates, &c., &c. Of entirely
new shapes and patterns
Every variety Plains Pressed and Cut Glassware of Amer
lean, Eastern and Weeru French and Bohemian manuact-
FRENCH CHINA
Teas, fees, Teas and Dinner Sets Mugs, COognes Vases
&C., g., of every description. Fancy Articles, of all kinds
very cheap.
English T. D. Pipes and American Pipe Heads. Walters
Tea Trays, of elegant designs, of mportaons,
Tnnted equal to any in the market
BRITANNIA WARE, of every description, from the cee-
brned mandatory of Gleason Sons, DO rheser, MasaChu
SETS prices We also offer full stock of Goods for
the SANTA FE Markets TO which the attention of the
engaged In that trade is particularly invited. As
sorted for Country Tad packed in the best
always hand Our packers have many years experience
put goods In eEceed anywhere, our nu
nerOus customers can testify. mchlU-5t
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18

Having secured the agency of them for this city This
stove possesses advantages over common stoves, in
thickness of the plate, aud improvements in the draft.
It is given up by all stove dealers and manufacturers,
to be the best pattern for descending aIe, of any
stove now made East or West.
This stove was patented September, 1859, and
wherever they have been used have given general sat-
TO the number than any other stove brought to this
city The plates in them from one half to three
lourhs of an inch in thickness. No weighs over
300 pounds. We warrant them all against fires. These
stoves have Patent Hot Air Flue, which carries the
heat that is generated under the plate down the
front part of the stove between two thick plates to the
draft at the bottom of the sove thereby adding great
heat TO bake with the bottom, and remedyng that
which has always been fault with stoves of de-
scending flue, heretofore. The Charter Oak has one
Aue and one plate more than any Alright stove yet
invented. They will cook - Qne-half the. fuel
which one of the ordinary VA, and will lest
for twenty-five years. mchl4-dsne3
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18
RE AID HIS!
The introduction of
Fill US STOVES

Into Northern Missouri, to any extent has been in the
last thee years; since which time they have been
gradually increasing the manufacture and sale of them;
and although, owing to their being light and smooth
and something new, little difficulty attended the
sale and use at FIRST yet by always making Stoves and
Castings of the best quality Of Scotch Pig and Missouri
Mountain Iron, they have proved 10 withstand fire bet
Ter than any other Casting made in the Western coun-
try. The Furnace Castings and Hollow Ware particu-
ary, have been superseded by it, wherever it has been
brought into use, and always given isaction Hay-
ing lived here number Of years, and being permanent
ly located here, purchasers rely our guarantee
10 the quality of the articles sold by u.s. and as 10
the operation of our celebrated Prize Premium Cool,
Soye just read the certificates Of those who have used
them, and are using them now. And another advan-
age purchaser will have in buying st. Lu.s stove
Of us, he would not only be getting stove made of tho
best material in the world, but he at any time get
odd piece plate without any charge by e:tingu us
know that such is wanted, all stoves are war
raned, and, in case of mperection, the article will
be promptly made good TO the purchaser which he
will not find the case with Cincinnati, Chicago, pitts-
burgh, and Eastern made STOVES, as you cannot ret
any odd Pieces. Even if they were warranted i
would be impossible TO get odd plates from such dis
lance
We the, undersigned, having used the st. Loui,
Stoves manufactured by &. f. Fcy, of St. Louis, and
sold By Carter w. Bryan, at Hannibal, Mo, tnke
pleasure in recommending them to the public as sn
peror in point Of draft, durability, economy, convent
ence and ease of regulation, to any Stove which we
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18

AMERICAS OFFICIAL SALARIEs.-Several
amendments were made to the Civil and Diplo-
matte Appropriation bill, the most important, Of
which are as follows: The salaries of the Vice
President and heads of departments to be raised
to eight thousand dollars per annum six thou
sand dollars, in addition to their present salaries,
was granted to the American Ministers to Great
Britain, France, Spain and Russia to pay for
house rent, &c., and four thousand additional is
to be given to the Minister resident in Turkey.
i Congressional Report.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18

There is a rumor in st. Louis, of general break
down among the Connecticut banks. In CO consequence
of adyices from New York, the notes of all Eastern
banks are reported to have been refused at Cincinnati
excepting those of the cities of Boston, New York;
Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Pittsburgh the old
banks of Hartford, Conn. The notes of all Virgin
banks were received at par. The notes of the free
banks Of Indiana, generally were current at one per
cent. discount.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18
Sny Carta Plank-ROad.

We hope our citizens will mot forget that they
have deep interest in this Road, and that they
will make it convenient, as many as can, to at
tend the meeting for the election of Directors,
and other officers, which will DO held at the
Stone School House. near Undertook, to-mor-
row. The presence Of considerable number
of our citizens will have an important influence,
by proving to our friends in Illinois, that we
understand and appreciate the value Of the
Road.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18

TO intense thought and study. The next day he
procured large sheet of fine drawing paper,
and after supper he again betook himself to his
room, where he drew out his table, spread his
paper, and then taking his case Of mathematical
instruments he set himself about his task. For
awhole week he worked every night till twelve
or one o'clock, and at the end of that time his
job was finished. He rolled his sheet OF paper
carefully up in substantial wrapper, and hay
ing directed it to the care Of the stage-drver, to
be delivered at its destination in the city Of
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18
1858.
1858.
SPRING TRADE.
WEBSTER, MARSH & CO.,
Wholesale CIOthieFsSa

No. 90, Main Street So. Louis, Mo-, -
RE receiving large stock of Fashionable Clio
IA thing for the Spring Trade which offer TO sell Tor
Cash, time low any hoHss In this city, We invite
purchasers call and examine stock determined
not be undeTsod. D..
Large assortment OF Boys Clothing, and OF FURNISH
ns6iO-ws2. WEBSTER, MARSH & co.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18

P. c.. Prenss, PasOn, Steward, do, Healender, do;
R, c. Wright and Lady, Ky; Hugh Mcdonald, H.;
Mr.. Hall and Lady, Mo-, S. r. Booth, st. Louis
ThO's ParsOn, Rails county Mrs. E. Hawkins and
Daughter, KY; Hugh Vester, Va.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD.
CEALED PROPOSE Is will be received at the office
- of the undersigned in the city Of Hannba Missou-
ri, until the Twentieth day of April, for the gradua-
ton, masonry, and bridging of twenty-five miles OF
said road, extending West from Hannibal PROPOSE
tons will also be received at office in the city oil
ST. Joseph, Missouri, until the tenth day of May, for
the graduation, masonry and bridging Of twenty-five
niles additional extending east from ST. Joseph. The
remainder OF the line, extending distance OF over one
hundred and fifty miles will be placed under contract as
This line embraces some very heavy excavations and
entertainments and several large bridges.
Plans, profles and specifications will be ready at each
place one week previous to the letting.
DUFF & LEARNED,
Contractors II. and St. J. X. r.
Hannibal, Mo-, March IA, 1883. [mchl6 'dwta2O]
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18

vote will be taken in Saint Louis, on the fourth
Monday in April next, on the propositions to subscribe
s5OOoOO to the North Missouri Railroad and 100000
in the Iron Mountain Railroad
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18
JUST RECEIV ED.

And for sale at the clone Building corner of
Main and Bird streets,
A IL. KINDS OF GARDEN SEEDS-Onion sets;
IA Blue grass and timothy seeds Clover seed by the
barrel bushcl general assortment Of Groceries,
Wooden and Willow Ware, Brooms, Cotton Yarns
Cotton batting. All kinds of Nuts Oranges, Lemons,
Figs, and host Of articles not mentioned here Like
WISE thousand things that is not here for sale AnX
ous to sell all for CASH UP AND THE MONEY
DOWN. Like to forgot one thing, the Eagle Mills
flour is here too! marl5df L. JACKSON.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
PIANO FORTE MUSICl!!

THE undersigned has Just rec eived assortment of
Il PIANO FORTE M USlC, and can furnish any
pieces that may be des red. WIN. COHEN.
West side of Main, between Bird and Hill
(mchl6-d2w)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18
Marrie1.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. W. D. Cox, Mr.. o. H.
p. PHILLIPS to Miss MARY BARCUs, all Of
Rails county.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18
T 10 be Continued.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS.
Between IL, NJ, yesterday, and IL, M, to-day.

John Staple, Memphis, Tennessee M. c. Daughertv,
Indiana T. S. Sharp, Bloomington, Mo-; R. M. T.
Sharp, do; A. Tobin, dos E. I, Gwin, Huntsville,
Mo-; DIR. Williams and Lady, Marion City.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-03-18

Persons wishing to buy Stoves should give call,
and examine our new patterns OF
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EOLIsN PIANOS.-T. GILBERT 4 ca

TOLIAN PIANOS.-T. GILBERT Il ca
III PIANO-FORrE WARE-ROOMS, No. SS Bas
w.y cor. OF Anthony-st I'd hsor New ork -Fisna "a
ard without the celehrated hohaa. wholesale ara rst4
Rouder or Cottage Pianos convenient tor snil rocas
AZ secondhand Pi amos Pianos with and without Ne a.
han, 20 hire. Meloeeors for sale. -. 81, -.
HORACE WATERS, Exclusive A'st
The attention Of the public Is invited 20 tie hlssss
not,c, from. Tie New York Evangelist:
It GILBERT 4 Co.'S hoLIAN fIASOFokrhs-L~as q
ibrty with hese nablos ns to spe>k with
.sy, az confidence that coald not otherwise claim
snsf,ns the great merit and the bcsuy ami sdAptedas
III the falan attec hment Co some OF the DeS perrs
which musical instrument serves IN CHRISTIAN tsnaf
IN, iu.trum, t. are very firmly bG requiring les san
than spy others we kuow Of and remsrssbe ava
p,s and purity OF Within few years great inpfs
n5cnts have been made in their manufacture, by whes
much stronger and more brilliant tone IL SECURED Ia "a
of nth and volume well ~ m eyepne~ Of one thrVs
out the entire register and elasticity OF touch we MOS
whose manufacture superior 70 Otbefts those
have never tried them viii be surprised TO ind such attn
ments made The Holisn Is sott aud delicate, aud - ~
espted for the voice and for sacred music 40 the 0rsn
self In these. also, Mr. Gilbeit has been msNns mara
mproy,ments within few wears, 80 that ghfai %
cacy and purity of tone has been secured We are
10 ind tbs IA beginning 10 he 30 well spprecistsd
hons, bs. sppled about two thousand Eohaus IN the
eight yesrs They are applying ten swoek and q
unable TO supply the demand. They are furnished 81
Ware-room AZ the prices S at the Msaaiactcry q
the buyer NAV feel sured OF fair dealing and upnsht ire
meLt.
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ESCAPE FROM ENORMOUS RENTS

~ (which sKacted every three months oy the Ana
locs Of thi. ctyl and VARIOUS o.her evils which sur
round most Of the p0pularo Of = crowded city. va
more orp0Ytunitv IL offered 70 the public, s7f tae
LALe Isid Building Lots viii al be gone 40 shares
were dsr buted on the 3lst Of January SHARES "a
the 18th Of February. ana the bianee 80 shasss are
nov offered and Will be distributed on the 5lst o.
March ls72 Tnese shares viii include ots Acl
ice farms Each share cost Of Only e5 VIII give ilT
ludinz lots 3 BY 100 lying directly west Of taoss ass
trut.d on the Long Isand Railroad. farm o. from 70
20 ceres for keh warranty deed vii Be gwen eclIhs
beautiful homestead for the family residence wnsre O.
go md retrn 10 the cry several each Day Ths pisce
Is rapidly rising N the pnblc Estimation naHioH
houses have been erected LAKE Land the past seas N a9d
many persons are preparing TO build on the o reAy
i,trbu6 making this one OF the most delis tito pce
within the vicinity Of Newiork. As the previous sAA-s
taken up in great haste IN order 20 -e1re
plieatjou should he made mined ateiy 10 CHARLES
WOOD. No. 20s Broadway, where maps and panPA4eo
fsr he had
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MAST MaRRIsANIA YILLAGE -Seconi.

II syelue R-TO@i-About 10 0ts yet foe ale -is
s,T d. ~ b. ans on Or before tbs 9Th 4 rch
iEfi Thosc ots occupy ye-y holty and bs-tii y oc'
seu nes snS N FIJI yieE OF The Els sef AL ,ae n
.rts vciuify Of he resfenoes u severn q tie most
rafhy and rtsrc; abe cszeDs Of Wss;cl s,cl County
Aso fne asipg within quarter Of n1ie- le Ao-rislais
Brsnch Rsilros1 already buit passes thT0u - ms
- the New-RocbeIle and Secondsv Railroad Taie1
has been lately chartered. IL exqec.ed VIII As t1r9aSH
- p-oueTty Several are buidiDg snd lot< sonf
ru4ty DitzDoe Of this property the city nlns niles
TtIe nerect For maps AID s;heI information appy 70
49, d. g. WINTON,
e Trrnr. rnH mar Harlerl RlllrolA Olbce.
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NoMAN PIANOS, with GRAND SUI

III PENSION BRlD0E.-HALLET. DAVIS "a
the celebrated hoan Piano makers OF Boston nave h7
durd INTO their Pianos the Patent Suspension Bridge q
ing 70 the upper s the Piano all the volume 0, se
mess of the Grand Piano BY our srangements VITA ne'
GOOD Boudoir Piano and also with New foSk makes VI
are preI ard to otter better Pianos on better terms han az
other house. A few OF 4 Gilbert Co.'S nnro" sc<'
Hoan Pianos for sale low Second hand fianos s'
ESQ up 70 $50 Melodeons. T. a. and octssea
Dealers in Pianos Molodeons, Music ana Musical ra,'
T. s. BERRY 3 Go, No. 81 BrOadway
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A r PRIVATE sAI.E-A handsome Gothic

"A Cottage and about 50 scres at Cn;onvile, within
miles OF Newark, N j. The srounis attached 10 the pre-
misses contain about so acres highly cultivated WITH aban
dance of all kinds Of hu the Cottage CONTAINS rooms
with water closets ice, wash aud greoa houses The out
iuldngsare handsome barn carriage house stables Se
there spi which holds 0o gallons Of water 10 supply
horse &c The Garden and Lawns well laid ont with
s Kinds 81 shIubb-Ty and trees The entrance has fron
exc of nearly 500 with iron rsnss large iron gates
aud stone psr The situation beautiful commanding
GOOD view TIE surrounding country Proverbsy healthy
snd accessible New-lork. hthogrsphic view OF the
properly ana full particulars b. obtained applying 70
ALBERT H. NICOLAY,
1891 Real Estate ard General Aucroneer No 40 Wzst
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Real Tstate for Sole.

A DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY SEAT for
"A SALE situated in tie village and town Of Bedford
Westohe,ter County about 40 miles from NeTfork. and
81 from Bedford Depot, on Harlem Railroad Containing
about acres Of fine land vita very large quantity Of
choice fuit trees fine new story dwelling House.
BAN and tenant house owned b. y. II van RANST.
Inquire Of GEORGE CLIFFORD, No. IT Wall-st- New
York.
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CHOICE PROPERTY.-For Sale, about SOC

~ acre. OF Land Immediately opposite West Point,
the east side Of the Hudson. Nearly half upsnt 900 feet
above the Iver level and about the proportion Is low
mesdow land protected By heavy gravel enbankmsnis
from the occasional NJ "a ryer tides.
The upland has splendid view OF the rver of West
Point and ether mountain scenery, snd there upol
lately plotted and mapped ~ ~ cottage Of
~ each. all very beautiful ard desirable table
land with wooded slope IN ont tAboa - aeEesl that
well calculated for park IN common 20 tho summlt
pants The northern section Of the tSct adjoining the VII
sse Of Nelsonve suitable for village lots aud has been
laid OF for that purpose.
The Iowlspd with beautiful bsildns in immediate
connection would make farm Of the best psss bic quality
The richness sluyia soil Is perhaps The
dytes built the best manner. expense exceed
ips SlSOoo.
The property offered in whole in parts purchA
ere NAV desre IL bounded for mile BY the Hod
n River Railway Of watch there stations close =,
hand
large portion Of the purehas money may remain
bend and mortgage at per cent Apply % A H. MUL-
LER, AuetoIseI. No. ! wslst- or to 5 c. ScHENk,
No. SO Nsssaa-s..
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NOR SAIE-The handsome four story Brown
4 So. n, or-.rt House No sil sjiSt between ne
sh ard s;haTs Price, slI SCs $3.50 an remain On e'nd
and ulortu 40