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NOR SALE, AT LOW PRICES, One good two
II horse Coach and one new two-horse Wagon,
well-ironed. Enquire of
M0NTELIUS & TEN EYCKE.
jun17-4t Curwensvile, Pa.
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GONG UP.-Passing down town day or two
snce, we observed that the workmcn were en-
gagged in laying the foundation of the New
Meeting House. which our Baptist friends have
had in contemplation of erecting for some
time. It is to be brick editice. We wish
them snccess in the enterprise in which they
are engaged, and hope they may be enabled
TO complete their building without delay.
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The person who raises a club will receive a CO.
Ply of the paper gratis. ~ 5-r rfs-s.s
Where is the person who cannot afford this p
Three cents per week for anewspaper, which shall
convey to him, in addition To political intelligence
all foreign, domestic and local news in a word
all of political interest which may transpire els
ther at home or abroad : .ss-s
Thanking our friends everywhere for the geneY-
GUS patronage they have extended TO durI
the campaign, VIC trust that they viii 1T on%
new their subscriptions. and mako the IeH -
in future constant visitor a. theiS fresif
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GtALL at the s'Corner Store" of VIM Irwin In
~ Curwensvile, if you want to buy cheap goods
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We observe that an addition is being bull
TO the Mansion House, which will enlarge
very considerably.
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nOC TOR X Lin Gs~S
ii C. NCER INSTIIIrTE

N . T o X IL f. l. Ii y G. s.
II CANCER INSTITUTE,
For the Treatment of Cancers, Tumors. Wcns.
Ulcers, Scrofula, any Growth Sore. Chronfr
Diseases generally, can be cured lif curabie) with
out surgical operation poison For all particu-
lars write state diseases plainly. and enclesetwcna
ty-five cents for advice. All letters must have
postage stamp enclosed to prepay answer. Ned
icine can be sent any distance. Address
C. l.. kEI.LIN Nc, NJ. u
Meehanicsburg. Cumberland Co f, Pa
Mechancsburg is miles from Harrisburg,
on the C. V. Railroad, and accessible from all
parts of the Union
cid and young, poor and rich. come alive viii
do you good
IF1To those afflicted who cannot visit mo per
sonay will send, per mail on receipt of $500
only. a Recipe to prepare Medicine with full di
rections for use. &c. State all particulars. Ad
dress above. February Is, 1857 -6ns
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Penn TIP june 10. 1857. Executors

AE A n $50 I'll o L $ E,
NH Ctcarfefd. Pa.
The undersigned respectfully announces to the
public that he has leased the above Hotel in Clear
field borough, and that he is prepared to accom-
modatc all who may favor him with their custom.
His house is commodious and convenient, and his
table shall be supplied in the best manner possi-
bic. No effort viii be spared to render general
satisfaction. By strict attention to business, and
to the wants and comfort of his guests he expects
to secure liberal share of patronage.
febII--57 DAN NJ WEAVER.
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T,NSTATE OF WIN. .CLEAVEK, DECD
Ia Letters testamcntary the estate of William
Cleaver, late of Penn township, deceased having
been granted to the subscribers, all persons in
tcrested are hereby notified to make immediate
settlement. present their accounts duly authen-
ticated. attorney, L. J. Grams, Esq. Clear
field, or either of us. MILES 5. SPENCER,
JOHN RUSSELL,
Penn TIP June 10. 1857. Executors.
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DAR IRON and CHAIN PUMPS: for sale
ID cheap at the Corner. WM- IRWIN
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Gagged AGA1N.-On last Friday, James Cur
ly WAS lodged in the county prison, on charge
Of setting barn on fire in Karthaus town
snip, a short time since. Curly is one of the
prisoners who escaped from the custody of
the Sheriff, some time last fall. He was tried,
convicted and sentenced to nine months i'm
prisonment in the County Jail, at the last Au-
gust Court, for cutting loose a raft, but es-
capped however, short time after he was i'm
prisoned.
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A vALUABLEPRoPERTY FOR SALE.

"A HALtAbLE FtUiLNI 4 Oh SALE.
N desire to sell my property in Tyrone City,
Blair Co Pa, commonly known the Tyrone
City Hotel Comprising follows:
One large three story brick house. SixtY feet,
two fronts, and finished off in complete style A
large and extensive stable an excellent wash
house and other necessary out-buildiugs. Thsrs
is also. on the same Lots, one frame house, with.
out-buildings attached, renting for one hun
dred and thirty dollars per annum. The whole,
stands upon three valuable Lots in the plot OF
said town, and affords several very eligible loca
uons for store. Offices, &c, &c. The whole will be
sold on reasonable terms. And to any person, de-
string investment, speculation, now is the
chance. Private reasons cause me to sell hisval-
liable property, which is every day increasing in
value. Inquire of Caleb Guyer, or the subscriber
J. ID. STEWART.
Tyrone CITY. Sent. 10. 1S55.-tf IA
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EAUTION.-AH persons are cautioned against
" meddling with certain Gray Horse, now in
the possession of John j. McCracken, Knox town
ship, the same belongs to US and is only left
with the said McCracken on loan
inneI7-3t McMURRAY L HEG ARTY.
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DACK AGAIN IN THE OLD SHOP,
Id THIRD STREET.
The subscriber informs his old friends and the
public generally, that he is now re-cstablished in
the OLD SHOP, on third street, lately occupied by
Jacob ShunkweiIer where he hopes by strict at
tention and keeping good stock of assorted iron,
to merit the favor of the public. Country produce
to Is years of age will meet with good situation
if application be made soon.
Clearfcld, May Is, 1851 G. W. ORR
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A LOT of good WINDOW SASH, 10 by T., Ior
IA sale by mEhhEbh " ahihN'
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IT O T III E p E O p L I
OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY.
A NEW MARBLE WORKS IN

BELLEF0NTE, PA.
s. 4. GIBSON q CO. now fully prepared to
furnish the People of Clearield county, with all
kinds of Marble work, at a much lower rate than
be bought at any other establishment in this
part of Pennsylvania, and of FAR Superior.
STYLE OF WORKMANSHIP. ess.
MR.. WILLIAM GRAHAM. one of the firm, may
be found at the public house of D. NJ Weaver, in Old
Town, during each Court, for the purpose of
ceiving orders, and VIII also pass every few weeks
through all the different parts of the county.
Persons in want of work, viii do well to retain
their orders until called upon, send them by
mail.
The work will be delivered to any part of the
county, free of freight. Address,
s. A. GIBSON 4 CO.. z+f F. a'f
Bellcfonte Marble Works.
May l3 lS5f-6m. Bellef6nte Pa.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-06-25

FIRST RATE sett of fBlaeksmithingT gTools,
~ Including Bellows. Anvil Screw-plates. DC /,
forlsale by UanIl MERRELL d CARTER
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DOCKET BOOK LOST.-0n Thursday the
Il 2lst May the undersigned lost clasp pocket
book at Grugans, in Clinton county at the time
a boy named Rummell was drowned there. con-
tanning $40 in money, and several notes and store
bills. 1t is known to have been afterwards found
by man, who is supposed to have been on raft
that was loaded with tan-bark. If the finder re-
turns the pocket book and contents to the owner,
or leaves them at this office, he will be literally
rewarded. JOHN BLAIR.
Boggs Tp.. Clcarfeld co June I0-3t.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-06-25

THE ARCTIC SEARCH AGAIx.-The self
sacrificing devotion of Lady Franklin has been
at length again successful, and new exped-
fion is nearly ready to buffet the storms and
breast the icc-drift of the stern and scowling
regions of the pole. The London Times took
strong grounds against the encouragement by
Government of this new expedition, and that
on the other side. But the wife has at length
prevailed, and screw steam yacht called the
Fox, schooner-rigged and built for the late
Richard Sutton, is now ready for the perilous
search. This vessel is to he strengthened for
the service she is to enter upon, and at once
got ready for sea. She sails about the last OF
June, and will be commanded by Capt. Nc
Clintock of the Royal Navy, who has already
conducted one expedition in search of Sir
John Franklin. 1t is, We think, quito idle to
suppose that there will be any direct fruit OF
fhis cruise. or, in other words, that she will
John Franklin. Lady Franklin appears to
have found new encouragement in the report
of DR.. Kane, whc remarks upon the almost in
vincibe proclivty of himself and men TO sink
into the status of the Esfuimaux, to live on
blutter, and dress and hibernate as they do
The inference is that by so doing their lives
might have been prolonged, and she acts on
the hope that Sir John has become an Esqui-
maux in habit and thus perhaps has lengthen-
ed ont his existence; or if not he, probably
some one or more of his 136 men.
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NOTICE.-Was taken up adrift in Girard
l township, quantity of SHINGLES floating
in the River. The owner or owners are requested
TO come forward, prove property. pay charges, and
take them away. WM. MAXWELL,
J. SHAWNEE,
June lst. 1S57-iunl0-3t \. JURY.
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70 The ST. Louis Democrats Quinda Cor
respondence of the 10th says that the Legisla-
ture adjourned on the night of the 18th. Acts
were passed providing for taking the census,
apportoinng the state and providing for an
election of state officers and Representatives
in Congress on the first Monday of August,
and also locating the seat of government at
Topeka. a joint resolution was also passed
for memoralizing Congress for admission into
the Union under the Topeka Constitution
Tho census act provides for the appointment
os sve marshals whose deputies will take the
censu, Immediately; the apportionment of the
sfate will gire the Senate not more than 30
n-ernhe-s and the House 60. Some of the
territorial judges pronounce parts of the CEN
sus Law imperative. 1t is reported that Gov.
Walker has been informed that the Constitu-
tion viii not be submitted to the people.
EHoRHoUs GOLD BOULDER FoUND.-The Ma
rysviile Herald says that the Downieville Tun-
mel Company, at Centreville, have found the
largsst boulder containing gold perhaps ever
struck in California. Up to last accornts they
had extracted SIT 900, and had not yet ascer-
tanned its full size. They estimate the amount
o. sold it contains at not less than 500 900 !
TINS boulder is fair set-of to one from Aus
traiia, which the English papers have recently
mentioned as being on exhibition in London.
and which weighs, (quartz and gold,) four
hundred pounds, and is valued by some SAN
guine individual at 1900, or 100000.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-06-25

NOTICE.-THE LUMBER CITY HOTEL
~ has been reopend and reftted by the under
signed who respectfully informs the public at large
that he is well provided with house room and sta
bling. He fiatters himself that he can render gen
eTal satisfaction to all who may patronize him.
EN0S McMASTER.
Lumber CITY March 25. 1857
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-06-25

TAUTION.-AIl persons are cautioned against
" meddling with the following property now in
possession of Isaac Wilson. of Knox township.
the same belongs to and is only left with the
said Wilson on loan One light two-h orse wagon,
one long sled, and one grihd-stone.
HENRY HEGARTY.
Wood ward township, June llth 1887. jl7-3t
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T,REsII MILCH COW FOR sALE.-Th

Il undersigned has good fresh milk COW which
he will sell at reasonable price if application be
made soon. n. X McMULLEN.
Lawrence Tp., May 81.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-06-25

L MILL. Willow Street above Twelfth, North
Side. Mouldings suitable for Carpenters, Build-
ers Cabinet and Frame Makers always on hand.
ANY PATTERN WORKED FROM A DRAWING.
Agents wanted in the various Towns in his por-
ton of the state, to whom opportunities will be
offered for large profits to themselves.
aprS2m SILAS +. WEIR.
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I'D VI OV A 1.-The undersigned notifies
Z his old customers and the public that he has
removed his BLACKSMITH SHOP to his new
building few doors south of the shop he former
ly occupied, where he is prepared to do on the
shortest notice any work in his line of business.
April Is. 1857 JtCOB SuUNKWEILER.
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CLIPPINGS AND scereslInes.

70 There are now eleven English and one
German Free State papers in Kansas.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1857-06-25

A LARGE stock of READY MADE CLOTHING
IA selling cheap ut the ''Corner store py Dy
Cur,venSville m 2T. Wh ID IN
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Daneins Aeaoemies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES
"A. No. sS Broadway New-Yorti No. Isl Montague p,scS
Brooilyn-New.Yori cl..ss. on WEDNESDAYS aDd SAT,
URDAfs; BrootIyn Ciasses on TUESDAYS and fRiDAIS
Al and m tor Ladies' and Chldreo at m tor 0ense
men LsdeS Private Clsss at p Pupils can com nepes
time dnrns the season Practising AsssnS.sS roI =
iyp and EVERY SATURDAY EVENING In New-fosA
1ormer pnnils NAV IN bsc be for the Assemblies alone
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MAPLE SIRUP.-l, 900 g,Iloas wanted OF new,
wi pure MOLAS.Es from the Aspss SEP This 10 Tor u-dl
ca psp.s. and ali t a., 80 purchased Tae nigh
60, price cash paid fos the psr srtio; ess.7ts from
Eve sA4onsup~Ard by skoAS
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sonses an6 farms h)ante6.

harm WANTED-To PURCHASE, LEASE
j or RENT within twenty FIVE miles Of New York, o.
tsDDg Ave twenty Of and Improved or other
wise Al on the shore Long Island Sound preere1 ranging
from Crest Neck Oyster Bay Address with terms, To-
cation. &c w s Box No i,67S. Pos-Ohics-
WANT Ed By small family without children
w the UPPER FART of a GENTEEL HOUSE. on the
west side OF CITY sb Houstons moderate rem,
Address ADAMsON, No. LII Tribune Office
VHTANTED--To HIRE or LEASE for a term OF
w years sHOUsE, With some o, al OF the modern i'm
~ ,veuens Mus b. 10 good nsghbohood west side pre-
r,rd Rent no TO exceed 5000. Address H. T., Tribune
Office giving full particulars.
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BROADWAY STORE To LEASE-Wi;h spa
ID cio,. Lofts so by Ice feet In the marble boil iias
"a, St Thomas Clutch They will he leased separately
together.
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NOTICE u COPARTNERSHIP.-Th pres
IN certify thai the subscribers formed limited Co
psatEerhiP under the pioyistOns OF Article Title l.,
Cbspef Pst III, Of the Rsvscd Ststu,es Of tho
OF kevYork, entitled OF Limited Putner.hps' Toe cd
Cspstnsrhp TO be conducted ua3ey the arm Of kP
OTIS The general Istare Of shs boaess intended TO Be
tsnssetsd 10 deeins Ia boo,s Shoes Findings and ss
articles 1-usly bought and seld In
W. COHLlEs resident Of tho City Of NewYork, . tas
special and nss contributed the stock toe
" Eve tsou.and dollars sh aud JOSEPH
SANFORD OILS and PERSON " OTIS botl Il ~hos
reside the City Brookyn gsner partners
es<d IN sad business said partnership ~ the
.~,en,h day Of hsrrb A ID. 1851, tall TIT
srst day d January the thousand nuadred and
ffy line when shAi terminAts-Datod New York MsScs
T. A b. 1857. JOHN w CORLfE5
J. SA&O2D OTIS,
PIER5ONA OTIS
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Reai estate for Bale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE-At
~ RYE Neck % miles from NewYork by the Ne" ORR shu
New Haven Railroad and Long saad Sound mere are
.h,ot ~ ACRES Of LAND, which handsomely Is' out III
Lawn t.rden &c All kinds OF Fruit Trees aud Ornamental
nr he ,Iar. So.session sven Immediately, and
ferns socommoss,ing Apply to I. SHEPHERD, Nos y
snd n Gold. keW-Yofk
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dousrs 10 Get

SUITE of OFFICES to LET In the Bible
A mouse A.to plsc. with every convenience and desr
s location Apply =, the Tressurers Oaice. 4thav en-
tance.
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Sales bg Auft0u.

DY HENRY II. LEEDS Il Con- hLc 81 :,
ID Nuch 49, aii o'clock. in tee Gs,'ry ~ %SrscELLsSs-
OILS Oil PAINTINGS to be sod close nvotce'
ira cbers severA hue eIsmP'e, oy P,1 vsn
schmidt Flown. Boncher, A CsrSccL puonAn,
Schidsr M.b,ssba- De- Joe. De 'egne ,; a.
BrUichsrd and ot.ers Of equal celebrity Aso sn elp az
voice Of elessnt Water eoloTed Drssnt ot u pe
a Koner Adam jules Troel and others together WIZ
number Of Coored ErErsyings
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ofic. in nlInOis Crnirl Raaro.d Depot. Chic.eo,

EOR SAI.E-Op very reasonable terms, two 4.
Il stor, BRICK HOUSES with ell the modern improve
mepis fsist bi~e.D 6thsv. and Broadway. Also. one
story Bnch H)use 10 Sihst near SHAW Terms easy 60 ID
will b. tsk.n in part payment Apply y W ~
RAYNOR, Brosdvsy and l5th'st, OF to '" AhShef''
No. .61 Weostsrst, opposite Wasbinston'squHe
nor SALE-A desirable three-story high base
Il melt BRICK HOUSE No l5s Wet 1'h-st Lot ~ ~
% feet H.u,. So feet ceep In superior order with all the mod
eru improvements. Terus easy J. 9air. Of
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Boarn an0 Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and his Wife, or few single
n G,oaem.n, can Be accommodated with BOAko aud
,i..sant ROOMS at No ls7 South lst ST. Willamsburgh
A GENTLEMAN aud Wife desire to Obtain
~ I...,, pOOus and perm.peut BOARD with
msR or private family, where the consideration sls oe
be pleasures Of socil religious life L9csrn os'ween
Lns and Iatb SITS rhsvs preferred Terms 10 De
nders,e References will be- given sud required Address L.
,Tubone Office
A GENT EMAN, Professor OF Music and skilliul
Paris, 4. o.,iIou. Of obtain BOARD for the Sdmmer
,outbs with PR anl, in the count accessible to the
, Shote nsie would he taken In comp .nsa, ~
or r,teIepoes apply "a Messrs SCHAhfhNbhho Lu'oI
o. 769 BtosdsAy -
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Gopartnersbip Notices.

hHsOI UTION.-Th firm of y. X. COBB &
~ Co this DAY dissolved mutual Either part
may the Of 6s firm lqlidaion.-New Yorh
Feb q, 1887. No. ~ Wlhs1st NATHANIEL r. CO8B,
JAMES H. SrEBBISs.
COPARTNERSHIP- II. 6TESbfSS has this day
srrd soosrt nership with JOHN BLOO0GOOO Jf, under
ts~ name .rS frm Of STEBBIN5 L BLOOOG GOD an VIII
costiupe the STOCK COMMISSION AND EXCHANGE
BUSINESS q Ne u William
The Commission Business viii Be strictly adhered 20.
The pectfuy solicit portion OF your business
REsERgScEs-Csshr BAnh Of Zoe COMMONWEALTH, Cashier
Ohio Life and Trust Co., Robert bsynd EsqNew
York March 1887.
MIR. A. WHITNEY has THIS DAY, by con-
yI sent withdrawn from the 6nn CT D. PORrEA Co.
will be ued by the remaining partners uader
the firm name az the plsce-Dssd Ne~.York
March IS, 1857 A. d. PORTER
A. WHITNEY
1. B. PORTER
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C,Tcpp 70 LET-No % Wsrren-.tS; n sa,tsV so
a., ' Iao. a,s' 10 ss iI1.s '."n'' in'"'''0' "
,yci
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- Immediately, OF rrpSn conPl-ted, the
large eoovenient tw@rory aud basement aANSloS
HOUSE with garden and out buildings attached, siiaNed
North shore Road Staten issnd sboat two miles Wes
Of Port Richmond and lately occupied By DAs Ne~to9 'e
sbe farm lately occupied BY said Newon conssiioe OF Ao'at
sores about halt under cultivation the rcst being -Sot
hand esd sst meadow. lpquire Of GARRETT O POST. on
kicAasond OF GEORGE sowMAN No Is William ct New
Yofk.
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CONVENIENT LANDS.-The advertiser,
rsdsn Of Asmshes CosDty Iowa offers hi: services 70
any sesteus association company In
In the Safe nnmber OF Counties and Townships oil
Land will BE- gerea for enry at the Land Office In O..te on
the fh nett de Ious Of securing Govetnnent
Lat a. nav be,ssured that fidelity will he given 10 he To-
Of applicants IN the selection OF nns Land that
syeH tim beed 70 well ~serpower &c For particulars in
quire Of J. r. AOULTON IOntise Blu ldns. No. - WalI
No. 4.
VOHN COOKIE, Custom House Broker and
~ General Agent-Metcbsndise entered bonded aud for
wsrded TO any part the United States and Csnsd Once
No IN Pipe Re-n to Mes.rs Moses Taylor Co Barclay
I AND WARRANTS, located in NORTHERN
IL IOWA FOR circoas address w. g. BOOTH South
Nc c..
DETER X. DEYOs
i ADVERTISING AGENCY.
No 7 Apfaetoa's Brid,H9-No 31S BROADWAY.
Rerfepce- Bessrs 9REELEY McELHATH
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A CCIDENTs from BURNING FLUID are en-,
"A I'M, prevented BY using the PATENT INDIA Ru sSEa
n TrY lamp which bresk, explode Of BE- hiied
md lishted The economical Lamp In use wspve
u. sale 70 somSssSs Rs1sS9s N :sefJ
No o. Yuiton ST. Y. Alec retsiled st No fS bfosdwsy
DYERTISING.-V. B. PALMER, the Agent,
"A IfSane Bdins receives advertisements foi publication
IN the tst oty snd country nswspapsrs OF Al me sAtee
OAUrION-&5O0 REWARD.-The public are
Mstsx cautioned sssi9s purchasing the f9l0wns
RAfLR0D Of Denomination Of $500 each: Fos ~ -
7 LleAsse so, $685. SO, ee8s 6676, ssS $40 SoA
$50 n IIg22 The stolen from ONCE the
Psbo seIso cautioned ass'ns purchasing any BONDS Of the
ove the numbers Of which have been A.
t>eed Tn viii be paid for the arrest and convo
don q Offering the same for sale
Tue JuddIinseed and sperm OIL Company
: ALEXANDER KNIGHT President
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- 4.UJU. for PRODUCTIVE CITY PROPERTY
q small COUNTRY SEAT iuo~E "Cosey 9len," Que
bou from city BY RslrOse SS Acres OK L.nd Brick
Bou.e cou.nodious 0u Houses le. hol.e Sled Fruit ss
OF River Cor suous sl4rf- VAs. 6hcos Churches k-
very beautiful and Ss.Isbls re-tenoe md suitable for Goa
N, mai nk,sed IN busns. IN city. HyrSea Caws Car
ras. Purn urs vii be ed cheap aud posession nne
esey Address. and wishing 70 eIehsafe essere'ns prop
ery price vcs noss DOT excel
$500 W. B.. Box No. ID, Tnsuse Ohee.
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CNOR SALE in JERSEY CTTY-U TOTS :

r N'h NEfIsT III UEhNTI CII1-H IIDTN OF
1 GROUND. each ssxl,o feet .hin three blocks OF IN.
erry and v-y avo'1biy scsd for manufacturing pu-poses
bsv the siy.n'a Of being "a, wharf md
20 the New Jersey EAo,A These L0 ere Of red on tsvor
bic tern': Apply to JOHN q. MCLAUGHLIN oaos corner
Grove snd fohs
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HOUSE and two LOTS for l,3OO-In I

~ Village OF fremont II mills from City Hall by Harlem
M, DAD; ..o several COTTAGE HOUSES for SALE aud to
LET cheap Constant communication by raroso sesmo'a'
and stage fare 12i inquire of WIN GRA1, builder
liz Rar sd alton Tout for merry Upper Aorr'snA