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Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

A GOoD MovE.-We publish in anoth-
cr column the proceedings of meeting Of
our citizens holden Monday last to take
initiatory measures for having petitions
circulated for signatures, praying the next
Legislature to enact general Sabbath
Law" Three years ago we suggested the
propriety of moving in the matter, and at
every session of the Legislature since
have advocated the passage of law for
the better observance of the Sabbath. It
is to be hoped that the incoming Legisla-
turc will not adjourn without giving US q
Sunday law.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

County CLEEK.-El Dorado county is
peculiarly fortunate in having elected
such = competent and accommodating
gentleman as Asa. D. Waldron County
Clerk. lie is attentive, prompt in the
discharge of his duties-which he thor
oughly understands, and courteous to all.
His Democracy, his honesty, his industry
and ability are unquestioned, and he goes
into Office with the good wishes of every
man with whom he is acquainted. Asa is
trump. lie has appointed Mr.. Ogden
Squircs Deputy Clerk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

BOARD OF SCPERvIS0RS.--Th new Board
Of Supervisors organized on Monday by
clecting Col. Knox, President. The Sc
lection is most excellent one. lie thor
oughly understands the duties Of his Of
flee, having served in that capacity for
many years. His experience and business
qualifications render him peculiarly fitted
for the position. Messrs. Ferguson and
Howard, his associates, although some
what inexperienced, will soon become IA
nfinaS with the business cntl usted to their
hands, and will conduct it to the sAtisfac-
tion Of the public and with credit to
themselves.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

Sworn IS.-Thc various county officers
were sworn in on Monday last by the
County Clerk. In and around the Court
House quite a crowd Of persons were
watching the proceedings. John G. Eus-
tis, Esq, Superintendent Of Common
Schools, We learn has already enyaged a
Deputy, and Charley Abbott, Public Ad-
minstrAtor, has given like promise to
somc one, whose name we have forgotten.
Coroner Tom Dougherty says his busi-
ness is too dull to allow him the luxury of
aDeputy. His Office is in Coloma, "whcre
he may always be found when not pro-
fessionally engaged" Superintendent
Eustis says he will dispense with the
services of his Deputy when he examines
the teachers. ..--..-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

FASHIONABLE CLoTHING.-Mark Levison
has just opened, at his store opposite the
Keokuk Hotel, splendid assortment of
gentlemen's clothing and furnishing goods
suited to the season. His stock is one of
the best in the mines, and has been select
ed from the latest arrivals from the East
expressly for his regular trade. Every
article of gents apparel, from hickory
shirt up to the finest brOadclOth suit, can
DO had at his store for less than Sacra.
mSnto prices. TRY him ont'
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10


MAN Snor.-On Monday last n man
named Graham, without the slightest
provocation, shot Mr.. Yount, of Pckin, a
mining camp on Big Canon, near III Do
RADIO city, who was at the time quietly
conversing with his wife and daughter
A friend writes US: "A few weeks pre-
viously Graham, a perfect stranger, made
his first appearance at the house of Mr..
YOunt, sick and destitute, and was gen.
crously cared for by the latter. Graham
recovered his health, and on the morning
of the murder had been requested by his
benefactor to leave his house as he had
no work for him. Apparently in a good
humor he started of, but almost imme-
diately afterward returned to the room
where Mr.. Yount, was talking to his wife
and daughter. He had double barrel
shot gun in his hand, which he deliber-
atcly raised, aimed at Mr.. Y, and fired,
the shot taking effect in the right breast
near the abdomen. Hewas about repeating
the firing, when the wife of the wounded
man seized the gun and tried to take 1t
from him. During the scutile Mr.. Y.'s
sons entered the room, the eldest seized q
shovel and knocked the assassin down.
He attempted to escape but was arrested
and taken to II Dorado. Mr.. Y. died the
same night from the effects of the wound. ,
Yesterday afternoon the murderer was
examined before Justice Irvine, tho result
Of which we have not learned.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

DR.. L. J. Cxapkay..-In another column Of
this paper will be found the advertieeneHS OF L. J.
CzAPkAY. The Doctors testimonials are OF such
character 10 justify VI In commencing him 70 puo
lie consideration - gentleman and physician, and
one who 10 In every way quAlleed for the faithful peT'
formance Of his promses.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

TnE STAMP TAx.-The revenue which
the State derives from the stamp tax is
materially increasing, according to the Sac
ramento Union. The amount of cash re-
ceipts from the 1st to the 9th of Septem-
ber-@7, ,6s4 7S-shows an increase of
$1,O77 6S over the preceding month";
The total receipts from July 1st to Sep
tember 9th, foot up $25, $40 SO. At
this rate, with an economical administra-
ton under the able management of Col.
Weller, California will soon pay off her
indebtedness.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

ONE-SIDED,-The next Legislature will
be Q one.sidcd affair. It will consist of
1O4 Democrats, Z Americans, and IA mig
ger-wOrshippcrs. San Francisco has the
dubious honor of clecting majority of
the latter. The Settlers, the disaffected,
the unprinciplcd, all united on the Black
Republican ticket, and elected II out Of
1875. A great ism is Black Republicanism,
with "man Of pious meditation and
study" to lead it. Edward, the ambitious,
" sleeps the sleep that knows no waking"
In an evil honr he permitted himself to
become the tool of others, and he has re-
csived the reward Of all renegades. We
pity the poor dupe, and only allude TO his
hli 70 warn others to beware Of Park,
Palmer d Co.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

State OF California, County OF El Dora
do, SS.-Justice's Court, Diamond Springs
Township.-The People Of the State Of Cal
ifornia, TO John BOrland. GREErING:
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before me
l. my office in Diamond Springs Township o
the county Of III Dorado, on the Neventh Day o
January, A D. 1855, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to answer
unto the complaint Of c. p. Jackson, now on file In
my office, wherein II 10 set forth that you are justly
indebted 10 him in the sum Of One Hundred Dollars
for Money loaned you by him on the Sd day OF sep
tember 1857, when judgment will be taken against
you for the said amount, together with costs and
damages, II you fail to appear and answer
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of October, A
D. 1857. CHAS p. IRWIN, TLSl
Justice Of the Peace of aaid Tovnahin
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

AssEssoR.-Lew. Foster, "our Lew, "
has appointed as Deputy, Mr.. Dickson, Of
Grizzly Flat. Lew. is after the "fels"
who have neglected to pay their poll tax,
and as he is hard customer to deceive
and not to be triaed with, we advise the
delinquents to "SOrk over withddE grum-
bling"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
JOB PRINTING

or all kinda neatly and promptly executed At this Of
Ace ct the priceS Our Job office l. extensive
SerptiOn, and can, consequently give 70
an WhO favor ~ with their srdeFa. TcVHn-CA0H
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

PIONEER CIRCUs.--This troupe per-
formed in this place on Thursday and
Friday evenings, of this week, to good
houses. Their entertainments were ex =.
cellent, and gave great satisfaction to all
those in attendance.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
EXECUTlvE DEPARTMENT., stAte

- VI N0uOtuiet wv, Vths loO(.
Whereas, satisfactory evidence has heen received
BY me that JOHN MCFARLAND and - WILLIAMS
were murdered at or near "Slppery Ford" In Il Do
rado county, In this State, time near the let day
Of September, 1857, by person or persons unknown
Now, therefore, BY virtue Of the power vested In
BY the Constitution and LAwp Of this State, hereby
offer reward Of Two Hundred and FAfty
Dollars for the arrest and delivery Of each ot
such persons to the custody Of the Sheriff Of Fl Do,
radc county aforesaid-said reward to be paid upon
satisfactory evidence being presented Of the guilt O
the person or persons @ arrested
In testimony whereof, have caused to be a..
H. 81 fixed the great seal Of the State Of California
on the day AMI year Aforesaid.
J. NEELY JOHNSON,
Governor Of California,
Attest: DAVID 7. DOUGLASS Secretary Of Nate
[8OAwl By J. p. vAUeun. Deputy
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

nomination was equivalent to his election,
for the people themselves, not politicians,
had selected Weller Delegates to repre-
sent them in the Democratic State Con-
vention. His election was conceded by
both Americans and Republicans, and
the Democrats deemed 1t unnecessary to
put themselves to extra trouble to cleo
tioncer for their champion, when his tri-
umphant election was conceded by the
opposition. Under the circumstances the
vote is much larger than we expected
No candidate can exhibit his full strength
without formidable opposition, and Col.
Weller had scarcely any.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

AGidavM having been fled before me In said cause
showing to my satisfaction that said defendant JOhn
BOrland has departed from this State and that per.
sonal service OF summons cannot be had on him in
said cause and II further appearing that there exists
good cause Of action against him. therefore order
that service Of summons be made BY publication
thereof In the MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT, once q week for
three months from this date.
Given under my hand, at my office In Diamond
Springs, this 6th day Of October, A. d. 1857
loctl0 3nll CHAS. r. IRWIN, JP
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

E-The public are cautioned not to Use sPu:
rious Patent Medicines, which are put up and
sold for the sake Of larger profits. ROBERT
WHITE, at Medical Hal, keeps none but
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

KLINE's store is literally ''crammed"
with new dry goods and clothing. He
sells as ''cheap as the cheapest" and has
the handsomest clerk in town
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

DIED-At his residence in this city, on
Friday night, I'd inst, after long and
painful illness, which he bore with re-
markable fortitude, Bruce HERRIcK, ESQ,
in tho 2Sth year Of his age. lie was born
in Ohio on the 25th of April, 1880, and
camo across the Plains to this State in
1850, and settled in Placerville in the sum-
mer Of the same year. He was man of
singular energy and industry, and soon
became one of our most prominent and
popular men. He always took lively in
forest in tho welfare of our city, and was
among the first, on all occasions, to Sec
Ond any movement for its improvement
and advantage. lie was an active, liberal
and useful member of Hope Hook and
Ladder Company, constant in his atten-
dance at meetings, and ever ready to give
his time and means for the benefit of the
Fire Department lIcwas buried on Sun
day afternoon by his brother firemen who
turned out in full force to pay the last sad
tribute Of respect to one who, while liv-
ing, had endeared himself to them and
won their esteem, by his cheerfulness,
generosity and urbanity. A large num-
bCr Of our citizens, also, with whom he
was favorite, followed his names to their
"narrow home" He had many devoted
friends, and he deserved to have. He was
. kind husband, an indulgent father, an
affectionate son, a good neighbor and Q
sincere friend. He leaves wife and three
small children, IN land of strangers, to
mourn his loss
The different Fire Co.'s, in respect to
his memory, have draped their machines
and houses in "the habilimcnts of woe."
A committee was appointed by the Fire
Department to draft some appropriate res
olutiOns Of cORdOlcmcnt and sympathy for
the bcrcaved widow and fatherless chill
dren. which have not been handed in.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

Our Treasurer, Mr.. Park, we believe,
has not appointed Deputy. His is one
of the few instances where the "office
sought the man and not the man the Of
ficc," and we rejoice to say the Office
accidentally lit upon" clever, compe.
tent, worthy gentleman. So mote it be
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

E. W. TRACY, the afIable and Obliging
agent Of Wells, Fargo & Co., is entitled
to our thanks for numerous polite atten.
Hons during the past week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
O.. MCLEAN

Is our authorized Agent for Grizzly Flat and
vicinity. Orders for The paper, advertising or
job work left with him, will be promptly At
tended to.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
gon Rramoleoe Aeonov,

Mt. l. p. FISHER, At the Iron BaldIng, opposite
the Office Of the Pacific ExpEes Company, corner OF
Montgomery and Washlngton strsssS, b OUF sSk sH'
tAsFfEsd RErnt fNF eaM FTNNeeeN
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
Pay Your Taxes,

Notice 60 StOckhOlders is here.
ny given that all Delinquent Stock in the BOSTON
TUNNEL COMPANY, will be sold on the 18th
day OF October, 1857, to pay Arrearages.
RICHARD KNOWLES. sec,y.
September 18th, 1851.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

aOE n NAKED OSEs!"-See the ad-
vSvt1sssNbnt Of 4. Kahn + Ce.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

This columns full.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

RECORDERS 0FFICE.-M. K. Shcarcr,
Esq, has appointed Dr.-Devant, who is
as we'll qualified for the position as any
man in Fl Dorado county, Deputy Rccor-
der. The DIR. is good old Democrat, and
his appointment is heartily approved by
the Democracy and men ofa parties. 1t
looks like old times to see the old DR.. at
his old business. lie is contentcd and
happy and perfectly at home in his old
quarters. Through all changes we wish
to see him retain his position. c. n.
Notewar0, Esq, late Recorder, made All
excellent officer, but he ought to have
kept our old friend in office. However,
he was elected by the Americans, and VIC
can't blame him for bestowing favorS OH
members of his own party. 1t was due
to them, and an enemy should never be
rewarded. The new incumbent, NJ X
Shcarcr, is gentleman in every sense O
the term, and comes up to Jcffcrsont'
standard of-an office-holder.-H is hon
est and capable, and will make a good ant
popular Recorder.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

"If the United States Indian Agent will
furnish the Indians with -four aud beef
for the winter, we shall probably hear no
more Of Indian hostilities and deprcda-
tiOns. The particular attention Of Col.
Henly is called to these Indian difficulties
in Carson Valley. lfanybody intcrfcrcs,
he is the man. II troops are needed,
could not a company Of United States sol
dirrs be ordered over there for the winter.
-iSdcFdmeHtO Union.
The above expresses our sentiments.
We have more than once called the atten-
ton of Col. Henly to the Indians in this
ncighbOrhOod, but for some unaccOunta-
bic reason he has strangely neglected to
attend to their wants. In other parts ol
the State they are provided for-herc they
are not. Is he the Indian Agent for the
whole State, or for only particular sec
ton? If for the whole State, why has
nothing been done for the Indians in E
Dorado: We sincerely hope that Col
lIcnly will visit and do something for then
before the rainy season commences. a
few presents and a little attention viii
satisfy and keep them quiet Stir your
self, Col. and do something for them.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10

Coon WoRK.-Thc collectors of foreign
miners taxes for Tuolumne county col
lected &1,sOs during the week, ending
Saturday September 2G, and on Monday,
2sth, 44OO more. Two years ago Ell Do
RADIO derived heavy revenue from this
source, but it has greatly fallen off Oflate.
1t is much more difficult to collect now
than IL was then. The Chinese arc hard
to corral; they dodge the collectors, plead
poverty, and try in every conceivable
manner, to avoid "fOrking over" Be-
sides, during the summer large number
of them migrated to Carson Valley, in
search of new diggings, beyond the reach
ofcollectors. Some of them have returned,
and it is probable all will before winter.
At the present time not many of them are
in our county, and We belicve1they are the
only foreigners who pay for licenses.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-10-10
FAN and Winter Fashions !
United states OF America.

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STATE o. CONNECTICUT, ! :.
counRY ~ XRv MAvuu -.


No WUWDU0.
Q. n. Perry - eansliAatsA ese. v. neCaA,R
hislevfsl As1smAYs ~ I'LL = ~ go dssising =
psfeAAse peepesey ~ aee1ot lnpeeysmeaA, ausina
kis eAssese xeat5 1890 = ~ 0se6 A1slsahle -.
pesy ukthin ~ sley linite, - Asss WAssA sill
a1o6a any sns DESIRING y - = - spp1eeaatty 8
seesss hsns u Ne aees bsessi1aI pass q ~
city.
xnqairs st The o11ss u McCnAsY 8 Bacon. q.
1hird street, bssvssa AaiA : Jehnson.
jyea1 C.H. PERRY.
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Hot Air Premium
Cook Stoves

WE have never met with Premium Stove thas
w gave sseh snivsfsal satisfsction - ~ one 70
which - here call attention. 10 fAsinuss iof
cooking and heating are extensive, Wnie y sns
came time it, BY means OF N sir nss sxsendaSg
down the froat Of the oven, bskss perfectly, and
economies greatly all other stoves Of this pss-
tern. The beauty, utility md shsspnes. o. M
new stove cannot lAilto fx ths astsntion OIL ALIVE
l"' CoAsToCK ! BRO.
.r,Sa n NAin-st.
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PralrIe state stoves.

TT is hardly necessary for ssto rssar % tns stSse
known chou tthe interior Of this and tht aa-
Joining stA.ss. Although patented sons zen yssis
ago III possesses every real improvement tAa' has
ever been made upon The dssssndins-Ass stove
ame time IL has stood ths nosssesese tstts 81
any Cook stove nov n use. Oar eonhdsret IN the
cam 10 such tAstws are willing 70 warrant ~ -
m ,ch ..srs fo,t.. ys.rs. sale Rooms II Nain-H
800 a CONsTOCk BkO.
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GATE CITY

HAT. CAB ANN rum EMPORIUM !
HAVING jast received our stock Of HATS,
IL CAPS, fURS and ROBES, VIC invite all In
want Of any su6h goods to call at our establish
mept and exomins our
0ooAs and Prices.
This stock cannot be surpassed by Any ever offered
in this city either in style, nnsh, cnor, price
Don't take our word for II, but cali aud see for
yourselves.
We charge nothin & for showing cur goods.
Cash paid for Furs and Deer Skins.
Z. X. Il j. II. VOORHEES,,
sepf6d Na.st Main-st., keokuk.
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Quincy ParlOr stove.

ESOR nieacs and utility shis Stove 10 snsur.
i passed. Ithaa large Gre door, open top and
tron-bsautiful in design, we'll inside, and warrant
ID ~ perform we'll In every cese. The demand has
been great for this stove that ~ were Enable 70
keep up with our ordsrs last season, pat now We
have 90 extended our works FOR making them -
will enable ~ 70 I'LL the demands promptly In IT,.
ture City buyers are especially solicited 20 exam.
inc this stove before purchasing.
COMSTGCK BRO,
anr2.d n Asiu-at
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q, 4. 10Y NTON,a I0H0 0VED
AND SRLF-CLEARlNG
8OOA&A0As
Eivs - $50.


Patsmtsd Axauss %, 1854.
1yHIS Furnass IL different In many ssssnt,sl
l particulars from any thing sssr before ossrsd
10 the puhlie.
Ing surfsce tall Of which u In more direct contact
with the Arc) than any other Heater nov In the
market. One sntirsly new and important feature
is the addition Of large amount Of surfacs o..
adds very much 10 the power Of the furnace, sId
preventive overaeating and cracking Of the pct.
The construction Of its self CLEARING iadiat'E
an iMportAn confederation, ~ II e1ectually Oh
viAtes the necessity Of elesning. The radtattf
itself encirciss the body u the larAaee, srd -
connected therwi.h By six Aues, or disuitstinE
pipes, which, taken directly from the top Of he
nrs pot 80 arranged that The Are 10 broughti -
the furnace, thereby rsndsrinT the radiator I'D
pipes q also the body. when the direct draft 10
closed Ia II alwsys should b, except while kin.-
ling the Area mot povsrfsl rsdiating suIfsts.
The entire structure, thsn set. n much ltas in
height than any heatsrof squal capacity n pref
emit use, thereby adosding an opportunity 10 give
the desired elevation TO The hot air pi pcs point
ths importance Of which IL apparent 10 I'll wle
have had experience In furnaer-setting.
The joints ere ell 70 adjastsd ~ 10 proven, Tie
escape Of gases or smoke, and render once psekhe
suf1ctant for years.
Of the castings, will show that the liability 70
crack 10 entirely obvisted BY the ample provision
which has been N AIDE for expansion and eeAtrss.
tion,
This furnace presents an original and imlorts,t
destdsrsfsm especially TO the Western Trade, In ts
peculiar adaptatiun to the Of bituminops ceel.
The Auss, which are large, leading psIps sdieA-
larry froa the IRE potto the radiators and ssss3y
20 70 thssxit pipe, are fully exposed to he direct
cotton Of the Ore. The rssinous matter. adh.ti, 4
to their inner surfaces, II easily tgniftd ard
que burns clear, while the sedims IL prscipits,-
I'd into the chamber below.
In the use Of bituminous coal . smoke pipe u
Increased sise 10 employed.
We are now prepared 10 put up the Atavs named
furnace for wood Or coal, In both public and pri.
sats houses, atshort notice. One u then "a 10
sssn 1t the Chapel in this city pat
UP BY ~. COMSI0Ck BRO.,
July Sid "a Aain-st.
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Heavy Oval 6 Plate
Stoves.

Fl1AIS article vas dssisnsd AMP patented b. one
i Of the largest and most successfnl manaiscte-
rera In CINCINNATI, and has met with . larger sale
than all other boz or heating stovss. There have
bsss similar patterns Of stoves made TO represent
Of short service. We invite close Inspection Il
his s,ove and challenge the production Of heavy
and substantial an article shs Oval six Plat, At
MOTT Main street, keokuk.
AprS-n GOMSTbCk a EhU.
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sepi5 dAw
Ae0kuk anA hamilton ferry.
S nov the bestin the West, having Of the larg.
i eel and most yenient Ferry boats adoet, the
GATE CITY and HAMILTON BELLE, which
viii run regularly, ard pass every one safely and
without delay, from o. W. TO sv.in, The propri-
stors have incurred heavy expenses and intend 10
penevere in doing until every obstacle has been
overcome and their Ferry shall be the very bsst for
the accommodation 81 the trade OF cur city.
Tho "HAmilton Belle has hssn built with extra
power and superior accom- odAtions for towing
and for pleasure excursions and will Be in rsadi-
for such purpose at All times on short notice.
II. W. SAMPLE, Prcs'tK = II. Il Co.
June ~, '51-du
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CAAsss-.Ths aess sastsat ssasAy fss Cramps
IN the stomach, CAeissa Asssss, q any etAss
sssnasA arrangement, 10 ths tree uss Of u. J.
Aasssstsrs Stomach Ditssrs. =. ssniAg sssssa
generally bring IL periodical dissAsss, eli u
which saa - Assidsd ~ . sissiy uss Il thee
basssrs. Therefore, every fAnily shosid u sup
piled with them in time. Al family msdicisS
they have no equal. Their nsdisai virtsss have
ban tested BY oar mast eminent pAyslsians, ana
edopts In thsir prsstles whenever tonic i ~
sairsd. For sale b pTuggisS gssssaliy.
AAax,sos uiSsoss, Agents,
sspU-dAw AAiA ST., bet. 9th And It'll.
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: n ere $40 011lI o : % ,
1915.
NEW CONIRS PLEASE NOTICE.

7nAfAssvy so eesttsssi Asat wssi1 ssss psyehssss
Dsssvsbls sA1 PsyAssssf Asmsatssl, sscsse (som
sAAt ~ ssscafiOas $50 LsWl5erds' luas.
fTHR sabsesibes NOW Oilers ON Asv sitisens the
House large snoaS q Tor ~ ordinary family, 60.
clos-d BY neatly painted paling feaos, With good
water convenient, in . healthy location and quiet
nsighb0rhood, within ten minutes wslk Of the
Estxs Hsass.
TIRST CONE: EIRsr CLAM.
II tahsn soen, can be had ct Low Agures. A
rare basgsiu, whether fnr . residence OF % IN H.
v~tn1ot. Title guaranteed.
Tsnse-42S1 cash, Lalaaoe In payments 70 AZ
con9s1aAs psrchAssT. Eos cash liberal discouat
viii ~ nads.
Inaulss = The aslsrsignsd, Days Building,
ExshaaDp-Dt sorAss Of 18th, Or Ut the Once u
". ". bixss, Athensum Bsildings.
dis p. a. UkM6TOM.
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apr3-d
Omen Coal RadiatO

XXTEinvite all who wish TO burn coal In tAsir
w psrlors 10 call and see new hsdaitor.-
We make three sizes suitable for rooUs Of all d.
aprs.d COMSTOCE 1 BRO.