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I NOTICE-

~ smith Seoviu. Before Harry Truesdeii, o
- Justice Of the Peace Of Wen
John Furracon. } IA. TrumhUli County. Ohio.
On tn. 9d day Of Octoa er. 1875. said Justice Issued an
order of .-tt,chmeuti in the above mentioned case against
Tie r,,ls ehattels. Nc. Of 81 q defendant, fOr the sum
Of 500 and costs Said cause has been continued
for hearing b the i6Ih Jay Of November, lsJJ. at II
O'Clock. A.. ~. The defendant VII also take notice that
plaintiff will testify on the TRIAL OF said action,
October 24-3x SMITH SCOYILLs
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TTHE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbulI

i County, IS Justice Court
A. W Parker, Notice is hereby given that
vs. at the instance Of the plaintiff,
Joshua Middleton. ) an order Of attachment was is
sued in this action, against the moneys, credits and ef
feets Of defendant, on the I'd day Of October, 1855, by
Jefferson Palm, Justice of the Peace FOR Warren town
ship, said Sounty, to secure the payment OF the sum Of
Sl32l and costs, which order has been served and re-
tdrned. and the action continued to November 10, 1855,
at one 0 clock, P. NJ. when the same will be for trial.
Notice is also given that the plaintiff will testify on the
trial. J. p ASPEB-
Warren. Oct. "a. IGjj-3t Atty for PHI.
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SCENES IN THE PRAC ICE OF NEW YORK
SURGEON.
This book abounds in graphic sketch
es of incidents in the experience of sur
geon in a large city. VIZ give to-day,
on the first page, IN extract, which ex-
hibits the style of the author, and his
powers of de~lineation. I-nterspersed
throush the book, are ably written arti-
Giles on the nervous powers, consumption,
treatment of infants, errors of dress, ex-
e%rcise, influence OF temperatures health,
electricity, DC. The author, DR.. Ed
ward II. Dixon.is well and widely known,
as, the editor-of the Scalpel, a medical
periodical, which well deserves lis title,
as 1he keen wit and satire of the editor,
cuts deep into the follies of fashion, the
excuses of the present age, and the
hoary errors of the past. Whether DR..
Dixion's theories are all perfect, and
true, We leave to medical men, and the
pu6ne 20 Judge for themselves. 1t is
sufficient for our present purpose, to
know that the incidents related in the
book are exceedingly interesting, and
very well told and from the medical
articles, the reader can CLEAN many val
liable hints, and much useful knowledge.
1t is a well bounded volume, and hand
somely Illustrated. II can be found at
Adams Book Sore.
AccoRDING to present indications, the
off ;ial vote for CHASE will be about
is. coo; MED1LL, 1877. 600; TRINDLE,
94.00o. X is generally conceded that
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Fss lowers of c~ranberries on Capo
Coz a. realizing enormous prices
Twelve dollars L barrel ha been given,
ami Ia Las'npu-a Register says that
some 49, back with the ex5cc-
NGol Vi oJ-..Ag S14.
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THE NEW LAND.

This new land, thus cemented to
Greenland, by p~rotruding ice, is named
Washington. The large bay which in
tervenes between il and Greenland. bears,
We understand, the name of Mr.. George
Peabody, one of the projectors of the
Expedition. This icy connection of the
Old and New Worlds, is a feature of sin
gular and romantic interest.
The range of the sledge journeys may
be understood from the fact. that the CEN
ter circuit of Smiths Sound has been eff
fected, and its shores completely chart
cred.
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." INysLIDs recovering from the effects of Fever.
bilious diseases or long continued illness Of anv kind
will ind Carter's Spanish Mixture the onIv remedy
which win revive their dropping constitutions. expeT
all had humOrs from the blood. excite the liver to
prompt and healthy action, and hv its tonic properties,
restore the patient TO life and vigor-
We can Onh say TRY II. A single bottle is worth
all the so-ealled SarsapaTillas in existence. IL con-
tain7 no Mercury oiium- or any other noxious or poi
sonOus drug. and can e given to the youngest infant
without hesitation.
See the certificates Of wonderful cures around the
bottles Wore than i've hundred persons in the city or
Richmond. Va. can testify to its good effects.
See advertisement. Aim
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THE OPEN POLAR SEA.

But the real discovery of the Expedi-
ton is tie open PoLar Sea The chan
mel leading into tho e waters was entirely
free from ice, and this feature was rem
dered more remarkable by the existence
of a zone, or solid belt of ice. tx ending
more than one hundred and twenty-five
miles to the southwark. This sea veri.
iies the views of DR.. Kane, as expressed
by the Geographical Society before his de.
p%arture.)
The lashing of the surf against the
frozen beach of ice was, we are assured,
impressive beyond description. Several
gentleman with VIII m We have cUnvers
ed. speak of it with wonder and admira-
ton.
An alea Of three thousand square miles
was seen, entirely free from ice. This
channel has been named after Hon. J. P.
Kennedy, late Secretary of the Navy,
under Those auspices the Expedition was
taken.
The land to the north and west of this
channel has been chartered as high as
80 deg. and 80 min. This is the nearest
Ind to the PoLe get discoUerrd. 1t bears
the name Of Mr.. Henry Grinnell the
founder of the Expedition which bears
his lame.
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10 PARENTS Have you children that are afflicted
~ oSrOIlIeus Diseases, or any iiumOrs and Erup.
tons amour tnem. that ar. destroying their institutions
and enfeeHing them for life. We would call your atren-
uon = the notice OF d. : A. WEAvxR's Canker and
salt Rheum Syrup. together with the Cerate. Read the
testimony The facts speak for themselves; they are
from sources which are rcl;able beyond a doubt, and
worthy Of confidence.
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Casual Advertisements must be paid for
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ESCAPE TO THE SOUTH.

The great belt of ice made it clea~ that
no relief expedition from the South
could reach the party in time to pre-
vent their Imprisonment for a third Win.
ter, which, with their deficiency of Iuel,
would have proved most disastrous, il
not fatal. Under these circumstances
DIR. Kane wisel, determined to abandon
his brig, and attempt to descend to the
South by a combination of boats and
slcdges.
In accordance with this view they left
the brig on the 18th of May-ihe ten
perature at that time being 5. deg. below
zero. They crossed a belt of ice 81
miles in diameter, dragging their boats
behind them, and carrying four sick
comrades by means of a dog sledge.-
After a travel of Sol miles, with 81 days
of constant exposure, they reached Cape
Alexander and embarked in open water
Their guns supplied them with animal
food, no provisions being carried in The
boats. except powdered breadsluffs and
tallow. lTallow, says the Doctor, is a
very good thing.)
From Cape Alexander they Travelled
to the southwark, sometimes through
water, shooting beth duck snd seal and
collecting enough seals to keep the party
in good condition. At Cape Fork they
burnt up their spare boats and sIcdges
for fuel, and left the oast Striking
out into the open sea of Melville Bay,
they then S;eeied for the North Danish
settlements of Greenland. Here they
providentially landed on The 9th of Au-
gust, in vigorous health, after their trav-
cl Of 1870 miles, and eighty one days
of senslaA. exposure!
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MEXICAN Agitators 1t Ref rmers,
a with u elcs.-, steel Portraits price sl,25 at
ADAMS.
There is not a volume II eN. st.rcc which contains f.
ler specimens Of io.pJeuC~-a a. ASSIGNED. pathetic
md guatory-elogueurs tist roUses a. the letter feel
ingiOf humaai5y-sisn are vers=;asd in Mis- vslumS,
-PsssH Ffsifsr.
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THE GEOGRAPHICAL results OF H E
petition.

Greenland has been followed By DIR.
Kane and surveyed with a coast line to
wards the Atlantic, fronting due North,
until a stupenduous glacier checked their
progress. This mass of ice rose in lofty
grandeur TO a height OF five hundred feet,
abuttin4 into the sea. 1t undoubtedly is
the only obstacle 10 the insularity of
Greenland-or, in other words, the only
barrier between Greenland and the At
lantic. 1t is, however. an etfectual bar.
rier to all future exploration. This gla-
cier, in spite of the difficulties of falling
bergs, were followed out to sea, the party
rafting themselves across open water
spaces, upon masses of ice. In this way
they succeeded in travelling eighty miles
along its base, and traced it into IL new
northern land. This glacier is, we be-
lieve, the largest discovered by any navi-
gator.
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so MILLERS.-
Agitators 1t Ref rmers,

4 J. r. Morley * Co, are nov abe. 70 supply Nil,
ers and others with a E5T cora cracker, the hest in
Sc. augl5
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From the New York Times
The Arctic Experimentation of DR..
Kane ard Party.

INFORMATION FROM DIR. IA OTHERS.
The Expedition succeeded in Gro sing
Melville Bay and reached the headland of
Smiths Sound as early as The 9Th of Au-
gust 1858. Finding the ice 10 the North
completely impenetrable, they we've
forced to attempt a temporary passage
along the coast, where he rapid tides,
running at the rate OF four miles an hour,
with a rise and fall of sixteen feet, had
worn a temporary opening. Previous TO
taking h step, which involved great
risk, equal TO a sacrifice of the brir in
which DIR. Kane waS-a Francis metal.
lie life-boat with a edhe of provisions.
w"s concealed as n means of retreat.
The peneuafian of the pack-ice was
attended by obstacles. The vessel
grounded with every tide, and but for
extreme strength she would not have
been able TO sustain the shocks. She
was several times on her beam ends,
and once on fire from the upsetting of
the S owes.
Some idea of this peculiar navigation
may be formed by a knowledge Of the
fact of her losing her jibboom. best bow
err anchor and bulwarks, besides about
500 lathoms of Mapping line. They
we're cheered however, by a small d lily
progress ; by the 10th of September,
1858, they had succeeded in gaining the
northern face of Greenland, at a point
never reached before.
Here the young ice froze around the
vessel, and compelled them to seek a
Winter asylum, in which they expert
enced a degree of cold much below any
previous registration. Whisky froze
IN NUember and for four months in the
year the mercury aras solid d ay. The
mean animal temperature was five de-
grees below zero. This is the greatest
degree of cold ever experienced by man,
and their Winter quarters were nearer
the Poe than ever before occupied.
The scurvy was easily controlled, but
the most fearful as well as the most novel
feature of the Winter was a ~telnatus, or
lock jaw, which defed all trealmen 1t
carried away ffIy-seven of the besI Es
quimaux sledge dogs, and was altogeth-
or a frightful scourge.
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An INvALUARLE RENEDT.-NOne except those who
have suffered all the horrora Of Dyspepsia. can fully
appreciate the value AMI efficacy OF Perry Davis Pain
Killer, a sovereign remedy for this distressing disease
its virtues.
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THE SEARCH.

The operations of search were com
menced as early as March-the first par
ties, under the personal charge of DR..
Kane, crossing the ice at a temperature
of fifty seven degrees 6elOw zero. The
loss Of their dogs obliged them as an
only alternative, to adopt this early trav-
ell. Many of the party were frost bitten.
and underwent amputatiOn of the toes.
1t was by means of these efforts that the
Expedition succeeded in bringing back
its results. The parties were in the
field as late as the 10th of July, only
ceasing from their labor when the win
-ter's darkness rendered it impossible to
travel.
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A RARE CHANCEt n hnun honsa

DOCT. J. DAVIS, ECLECTIC Phys
II IcIAS AND SuRGEoS-Ofce az the centre of Jack.
son, MahOuiug County. Ohio 10
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4 RARE CHANCE to buy a house
and lot on Washington Avenue, in Warren, tsf
at n very low mark. The Let is about ten rods
square, very handsomely sit1ated. There is on il a
new frame house and an excellent well of superior wa
ter There is ground enough to warrant a division OF
the lot, the house be ng on its west line. The whole
viii be sold together, Or ara=ted 70 suit the purchaser.
The situation is fine, a good neighbOrhood. and nigh
enough TO the High school, The owner. r. M NorreT
being DESTROYS Of selling. offers the place for $1,000.
half down, balance il two payments. For further par.
ticulars. call on I. ]. McLAIN
Warren, Oct 244t Real F,tate A5a,.
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D. H PECK, As BURwELL, H. PECK
DECK. BURWELL & co. Wholesale

pLON. DUR LIL q OU.. WhOIeSaIe
L and Retail detlers in Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods Silk and Straw BOnnets, Trimmings, Varieties.
Sc, at the sign Of the WARREN DRY G0ODs SToRE,''
McManus' Block, Warren. Ohio. 3S-y
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THE WARREN LEDGER
III The 2I No viii n rrntnitnns ircnI.tio.o II

TREAT CATTLE BOOK. A New
~ Work. Y0UATT & MARTIN, on the breeds.
management and diseases, comprising a fun history OF
the various races, their origin and merits, their eapaci-
ty for beef and milk. the nature and treatment Of their
diseases. the whole forming a complete guide for the
FARMER, with 100 Illustrations. Price SI,25.
at .4 ADAMS BOOKSTORE.
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Nc aaaeaaesmenis ~; notiees 8 I'd. 9 sqnars
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Girard Market.
GmAED. Oct. % SIS.

VI have frequently hearl the celebrated German Bit
tiers, sod ~ Or. c. ". jackson, f20 Arch street, phil
ai'ipAias snoSen a. IN terms Of the highest commenda-
meiic'nes advertised for the complaints for which it
Is recommended. They are pleasant to the taste. and
can he taken under any circumstances by the most del
iea'e stomach. fhe press. far aud wide. have united
IN commenting this invaluahlc remedyfor dyspepsia,
debility, &c.i and such are the healing effects Of this
panacea. that We hope it may be introduced to every
family where Dyspepsia has. or is likely to have a vic
tin See advertisement.
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LAUNCH oy THE HAvRK STEAMSHIP ARAGo.--The steam
snip Arsso for the New ork and Havre steam Nayga
ton Company will be launched from the yard OF Jacob
A Wsstervets Sons Co.. foot Of Seventh street East
river, st2P NJ, 10 morrow. The Arago is 5000 tons
bnr,hrn ara Is in every respect equal 10 any vessel
built IN the country The engines process Of
structiop at the Novelty Works
srBsARrSR VoLcAso.-Capt. Patterson, Of th ship
Magnolia arrived yesterday from Caso states that on
the 1h Of November In latitude ~ 81 South longitude
ss 45 West he experienced severe shock OF subma rine
volcano causing the ship TO appear as II running
coral reef So great the shock that those beow
on deck, supposiDg the vessel 10 be ashore.
Nav MsTgoD ov REPAIRING SHIP The British screw
steamship Hin alsJa, was lately seriously damaged in
the Black Sea but being considered In a. condition
carry invalids to England, despatched thence On
her arrival at Malta, however II not thought pru.
dent to continue the voyage without repairs As there
vas dry cock large enough there conaln her
Admir- al stewart, With the assistance OF the engineer.
400 shpwrghts Of the dock yard and the steamsr
ainee,, surmountsd the difficulty the folio wing
Ler3-
shs taken TO the dock about noon on the arst Of
leeemter. Her fore compartmeue was nlled or kept
tine powerful purchase nxed AFT 10 four derricls
how taut and she started up j. inches Thr,c hours
/. ress. and 90 eop,no.s n, hi, , ne T''sa up
~ss 'oubd ber ,ha hole 10 inches out Of "a. ~.
tr. Al this time her immersion vas feet ten pchs.
hif bbd ~ feet forward with about feet Of wst.r
Under her torsoot; and this 40 .asy
that persons witness the operation almost doubt
th'utwn eyes she strained nothing whatever, and
when her defects had BEEN made good she -ss let down
'..a'.r 10 her tore compartment pumped out snd 10
Twelve bour- STE rsga'nsd her natural position and
looked ~ trim on he ~ster she ever did ha, Ia a.
Ter .he get bcr niytp"t>t in and topgaiants ppntsl
yards ,quared, A. h all b. seen that she
borne ne ~bok Inr. End that BY destroying the oaoy
aney forward the sF-tacce she requir.d AFT Ia rass
her was e mrarauytlJ small
The bmslaja arrived at Southampton on the "a inst,
al we'll after sncou entering very heavy yale. IN In.
N.di.rrsn.sn as weli a. in the say u Bscay snd the
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NoRrH cARoLINA SIX PER CENTS TATE STOCK :

AJORrH CAROIINA SIX PER CENTS TATE STOCK =
IN TREASURY DEPARTMENT RsLg1GH, n. c. Dec 25 1854.
Sealed proposals will be received at this office until 10
O'Clock M of the 3lst January next Tor the purchase
Of three hundred and seventy thousand dollars In bens
running thirty years. These bonds are issued by the
State Of North Carolina and in addition to the faith Of
the state all this stock had by the State in said road
and the dividends arising from sad stock pledged for
their redemption.
Proposals viii aso be received at the time for
the purchase Of eighty thousand dollars in bonds
ming years, issued by the authority for the
construction Of the Weldon and CASTOR Rarosd and the
improvement Of the navigation Of the Mouse and Car
rivers.
Both classes Of bonds are by express enactment ex
empted from taxation for any purpose
They viii bear date the ist OF January, 1885, and win
have coupons attached for the interest at six cent
per annum payable the hrss days Of January July
each year Botn interest and principal will be plya
BILE at the Bank Of the Republic the city q New York.
unless where the purchaser prefers 10 have them pay
able at the treasury Of North Carolina.
They viii be issued in sums Of thousand dollars
each.
Parties bidding win please address their letters en-
dorsed Proposals for North Carolina 5tocks'--to the
aodersis ned At Raleigh, N C.. and will Distinguish in
their bids the particular class Of bonds for which they
bid They will also what point an what Kind
of funds they propose 70 pay
The bids viii opened At 10 o'clock A. NJ of the 3lss
.cretsry and Comptroller Of State and OF W. Modeca
President OF the Bank OF the State Of North Carolina
The undersigned the right Of accepting such
BIDS In whole or IN part az may Be deemed most advan
tAgeous 70 the state.
Successful bidders -il BE- required inform.
ed Of the acceptance OF their bids 70 deposit in back the
OF then bids with the accrued i1terest from the
ar Of January 1855 TO the credit Of tas Treasurer Of
the State Of North Carolina This deposit may he mads
In the Bank Of the Repnb Bile New Yorx the Bank OF the
state OF North Carolina or the Bant Of Cape Fear,
Raleigh.
Documents showing the great resources Of ths State
and the sma amount Of her indebtedress may oe had
at this ofice or application n Aessrs BROWN and
DE ROssEIT, city Of New Yors
Dec. ~, 1854. ID. W. CoCRTS, Pub. Treas. OF N. c.
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Naval Intelligence.

Ihs ust'd States brig BanbTidss, from RIO Jsncirc
VIA Barbsdces arrived ., this port yesterday after "A
exceedingly rough passage, having pu. into tie latter
port Tor water aud npairs On Sunday night last srpe
iien'ed violent gale from the soptses snd came vsry
soing the Jersey beach Teo,. oo hard a. n
rel ires'n' hsr A. btng entirely uBses.srthy The f.
loving 70 hst Of bsr oficefs--C q Hnut<r Isut co ..
nsnriug; G v Fleming. DsnieI Ansneu i~ut snan =
u onss Locker, purssr; wm hiies.r seiiBx ma.
isr John kndens'rln, psss.d sursson wp I. Love-.
Nm esinn, X thsrtp. A. Bsbcock, mlashlpmcn
\. March, commandsnts cisrk
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hsiVaL oT 1Hoors ~ ARrissas- Msjor ner-
~ sf9 lssul hAscAN y - have arr ss.s AZ th~
place vlh cstashn.sBt u Tsrrgtt. y, s,.os.sv M
hNSfJ bef, onsehliA. Itsts are 80 fstfsis .hies
stf - fts tsstnsf u LAy, whsn ss bert hsf gsp~
80 ts(s fhfN, "a While rTsf All a. mta . -
,n4sfsa b-tt f'torss,a. sserr; wtss3 hss1 vss
h~fy s.s1sd &sd 10 "a e0art.sseng -~L4als Rod
t1rf. Gat,cx Jan,
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rEiEo RAPHIc.
THE h1OkM AT cArE InLArp.

pmLsDyirus, Jsa. "a Lsks
Ths gale vss tsosi violent 81 Cape lssa frvn to-
h'soo'oes On handaJ Hsorniaz-roofs 81 houses ssf
fetess -sre dsmaysd The roo, of the xous, yrs.a
b"sl :. partly torn ~ Asysi th-rs has b~-n no ~
Ior; sf sny vr,ss n. lssrsphl1 wires .sr. dan.x.a
bsi have ben since r.tar.a
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EXTRA PAY

-Fr 9. NAVY SAILORS AND OTHERS EXTRA PAY
Il pfon,tly paid, bounty land warrants obts nsd,
fought md sd pensions procured balsD due hsirs
~ Sacs-r sod L. $. colle.tei sni Al ktnls o,
Si.M against the L, 7. recovered BY
EDwAEp BIssE1I-
lg.rl and lac Purser q. s. Navy, 81 Wall street.
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4 NY AMOUNT TO LOAN, OR WILL BUY AT SIGHT
"A for cash, merchandise, jewelry, diamonds, plate,
property, security of any description sums from
sponsibe Pacia, Agency and Loan Office, over Pacific
Bank, of Broadway and Grand street Business
confidential and safe.
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VIrTHERS PETERSON, BANKERS, STOCK AND
w exchange brokers, IL and IS south Third street,
Phlaoeiphis-Stock ana Corporation loans ght and
cold commission promissory notes and drafts uego-
tiaed collections made upon all accessible points the
country; drafts other cities, in to sui, pur
.chassrs.
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NASH ADVANCED AND LOANED TO ANY AMOUNT
~ On diamonds, watches, jswelry, plate valuable
and persons property or bought Tor the highest cash
room, from GA N. to +. N.
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HNASH LITERALLY ADVANCED ON HOUSEHOLD
~ furniture, Watches diamonds silver wars nauti-
cal instruments, mechanics tools &c, bought ont
rcash, and the highest price paid at No. 20 Cathens
street, by MoGATFREY WALTERS.
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N'AIAD HOSE co t3.--THE MEMBERS AND HO
IN norary members ~ this company requested n
eet At he carriage house this Day at ~ O'Clock NJ TO
attend the funeral Of Psoli Young By or ier Of
wM thompson, Foreman
Rw HDpES, Secretary.
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G1ln 10 L0AN.-A YOUNG MAN THAT HAS
plOOa good knowledge Of the mercantile business,
wishes situation, and would loan his employer the
above would 60 into safe business with another
Address N. NJ Herald Office
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~ ALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD Co
NJ Tram ser Agency transfer books of the lsna
and Chicago Union Railroad Company having been placed
In thu american Exchange BANK Wednesday, the 24th
inst VIII remain open during the remainder Of the week
when they will be closed until the "a day of February
next. (Signed) W. NJ LARRABEE, secretary.