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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

WestoA-atnstsd the head Of the Big Timber, on the
NORTH FORK OF CROW RIVER, twenty souih-
west from ST. CLOUD, the road CLOUD
aad TRAVERSE pES SIOUX, and seventy-nve miles from
Minneapolis and st. Anthony.
WESTON was located A. d. 1885, Of Meeker
County, is growing rapidly and from location aud
the heavy settlements north, south,
Will be the largest INLAND the West
J. The town is beauti ully situated with
6ne water power and with heavy one side and
beautiful rolling prairie the other, niespcrsed with fine
tmber and the best farming Country the Terri
tory.
There several Territorial roads running and
through the Town of weon and the Railroad from
to st. Peter will pass through the town.
3. Lime stone and coal have been found the town.
saw-mill viii be In operation other
and substantial improvements.
The site has been selected with reference
greatness by Its proprietors, who Of enterprise
ana oresght.
wishing purchase property at Wes
apply to q. H. PETIT, J. b. EDWARDS B, RULL,
J. r. WILSON. H. T. wELLES, n. &. BAKER, st Minneap-
oils, OF Capt. PIERCE, at Weston.
Ocfober 1855. -
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

GTOur Government land costs one dollar an
acre on an average, and champagne two dollars .
bottle. How many man dies landless, who, da-
ring his life has swallowed township and
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

This gentleman is a member Of the House from
Hennepin County, and although one of the young
est members, yet in point of ability he ranks
among the first. Ills speech yesterday on that
part Of the bill Incorporating St. Anthony, which
gives the city authorities power to grant licenses,
was able and effective effort. and like eli his
speeches this session, commanded the attention
of the House.
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MONETARY QUOTATIONS.

MONETARY QUOTATIONS..
Corrected by BidyeWs ErchGnge Pank TAird-st.. ST. Paul.
ST. PAUL, Feb. !. 1867.
The market remains quite stationary, Its fluctuations
being hardly sufficient to furnish Item, though
easy tendency and steady Bank. Ike
Chicago Dem. Press, Of Jan. 2sd, says:
There since yesterday regard the
reception the four discreded Illinois banks Five
Of banking houses receive them deposit, from their
regular coers enIy, dscount The other
leading banking the them ALL
An Agent Of The Stock Security Bank Al Danvie In the
city yesterday to mpa confdence relative to the
soundness that The reported but
be able efficiently week. He said b.
abund4nry able redeem all his based
upon California securities, and to do 1t. Moreover the
Auditor said hold recently tured
independent OF stocks which the security
to that extent.
We learn that but small the
credited banks being disposed Of at the discount Of
holders preferrng In the main to them least
for the We commend the worthy being
followed. However, have heretofore published the
stocks deposited each Of the banks together with their
market in New York city, and with
aton each bank has out, which
determine whether best dispose them The
rent discount, lock them the In strong
box.3
Chicago correspondent Says will be more trouble
among our Illinois Banks" -Ht
9alu. THE LATEST BANK FAILURES.
feopes BANK, Carm l; Prairie state Bank ILL.,; Rush
Vile Bank, ILL.,; Stock Security Bank, III.
Valley Bank, Nd, Aug. /, 1856.
State Bank, Saakes Harbvr, N. T., Sept. 1856. Now
| redeemed at par by the Bank Comptroller.
Bank OF the Republic, Il. l., Oct. 9th.
| Msnufacturers& Mechancs' Bank, Ca, Nov.I. a4.
Canton Bank, China, Me-, Nov. nth.
Lancaster Bank, Pa, Nov. 18th.
BANK of East Tennessee, Nov. oath. lH .@
Erie City Bank, Pa, Dec. 81.
DOUBTFUL BANKS:
Exchange Bank, Bangor, Me-; Bank Haoweii, Me-;
South Royson Bank, VT. Exeter Bank, NJ H; Provincial
Bank, Canada; Rhode Island Ceutra Bank, Ii
Farmers Bank WEXFORD, X. l.; Warren Co., Pa;
Newcastle, Pal Maryland Banks Except Batore Georgia
Banks Nebraska Banks; Tennessee Banks Bank
CT; Indiana Free Banks; Commercial Bank, Amboy
N. j.; City Bank, Perth Amboy, N. J Zimmerman Bank
Canada. l-...s 81, ra 4.s.
Buying. Selling.
Exchange New York..........k ctpr. ~ Pct. pr.
do St. Louis. ...........h do IN do
do Chicago. Par do
do Galena.. Par do
DO Great Britain........s 46.lO to the Pound.
Gold ..-........................ xtolT Ct. pr.
Loans on hrSt class endorsed paper, ct. a month.
Lani wArants-l60s 81 o. appears that the lands
Gently offered sale by General Land ONCE
brought into market un IL the FIRST May.
The Notes solvent par, uncur.
rent and Broken Money bought favorable rates.
| rency gold JNO, 3. MADISON, Cashier.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

Fremont CityIs situated In and and 81 and
3d. Townships 122 and 1913, North Range 81 wes on the
Clearwater River, about mile above 1t IS lust
6 miles from Monticello and IL Cloud, the road
running from the latter place to Mime The Railroad
flor which charter has been graned running
two places. traversss the town.
The Clearwater point excellent water power,
and In Spring gris and sxwm will erected Lime Of
lent quality, also abounds comm .nis higher
price than the celebrated Alton lime are
for extensively season. In this town Is
also found the only bed OF good Pot Cay terri
tory, as well as Hrck Clay o. good quality.
are Invited to COME and examine the bed. @3
The country around is OF the best quality producing
heavy Near the II Is mostly prairie. About or
miles back excellent timber and brush prairie are found
There is also plenty Of hay and in the surrounding
country 1t already settled back Fai: Haven ara
Main Prairie. rf
Three roads center Fair Haven and Forest
City, one to Main Prairie and Dayton tSauk Rv h and one
TO Cedar Island Lake.
The Improvements now going sp good store hotel,
windmill (grs shoe and bAeksniIh>s shop
II In progress Of erecon to be also used
school viii be opened here this seasoi singing
school and yceum.
To mimen. msnuactursrs merchants the
offer unparalleled Inducements. Waterpower and lots
to any who will erect substantial mills Cab ,etma kera
Will nd this good point there being quantity Of
hard and soft timber various kinds town. well
for this branch Of manufacture. Settlers building in towns
also have lots. 80
The prcprictor would all those in search OF rood
business place-sl those who pleasant come
and view the town and adjacent country IL viii
please and all. lI-l 80
The town divided nio shares Of which few .ro
now for SALE Address. Mcdonald l. McCrory. 2 u
WILLIAM MCDONALD, JOHN MCDONALD, and HER.
oHhf Mcohohf, Propnetors. novl8-wtf
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

Neenah City-This Town has laid weeks
and already thriving condition. Is Sec 10, Town. 23
NJ Range % the road from to Ste Cloud and
half between the latter place and Ere City,
mile from the Mississippi Neqnoquetah Greek, which
through the town, affords good milling privileges, which will
be improved this fail, the erection saw-mi.
spring good saw-mill and grist-nil
The improvements up stores, Blacksmith shop
Shoe shop and Wagon shop. There has post
for two months Five good houses already
and ten will be this fall. coed hotel finished
ready for the accommodation OF travellers.
The proprietor prepared 70 oer unusual Inducements
nen and manufacturers, there being plenty
and good timber various kinds Brick
makers will lind excellent bed Of brick clay town.
making brick equal the best Mere will
ind this excellent pvin the around
ceent quality, and settled miles back. All 60
business requested look for
themselves The proprietor will give all prepared
Haence business here THEIR OWN TERMS.
Settlers building dwellings will free of
CHARGE Building material plenty Granite any quantity
found town. brick in the town site hard and timber
being easily obtained. Land Warrants taken payment
for lots. Address, L. y. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
n.22-d&wn Neenah, Stearns Co., MT.
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II. of r. No. g, a bill to incorporate the St.
Johns Seminary. Read, amended and laid
ASIDE.
No. % laid aside.
No. IS laid aside.
No. ,S--a bill to incorporate the Bronson Sem
mary, read considered and ordered engrOssed.
The House then adjourned until O'Clock, r.
NJ.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

Z. M. c. A.-The Reading Room Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, Rohers oee Nelson's
Building Third street, will BE- She public after this
date, from 10 to II 4. u. from p NJ and from e to
~ in the evening" Theesdns Magazines. Secular and Reli
3ious Papers VII, always be on Ole. @+@ ~
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

CardHaving this day received Theodore French,
Agent Of the na Insspee Company, four thousand dollars
payment In full Of Insurance upon loss in the Rice House
on the night Of November ls desire public tes.
ony to the great the adjusting the
above loss proofs we're necessarily defective
and to the facilities aud assistance by
Agent In this city. Fsee KING s. RICH
ST. Paul, Decenber q. 1855. dea4-lmd&w
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

ksrssmsd nresth-what lady or gentleman Womb
remain under the curse OF dssgreest.e bees when us,
the "BALM or THOUSAND FLowEnsu "a aeptrisc.
would not only render leave the teeth white As
saoasterS Many do kEox that their Is
oad and the subject Is <cas teir friends win neve,
menfenh Pour SHse drop the ysam,o on your soo,b.
brush and g4 the teeth night and morning. afr cent
bottle WIN last year.
beautiful complexion eafy =. a<ss,y.d ~ us.sth.
Balm Of thousand Fiowesss W. remove tan. pmp,ss
ana freekes from The ap leaving IL Of soft aud rosese
nue.. Wet asewei pour two three drops, and wash
De lace night and morning. ss. a 90 !. liT.-7
saa"ns 100 1s.-wss your shaving brush in either
~ ~ases, psw % t~o Or three DROPS Of rBsim Of
~soAnd rlewersp nb TIE bsspd we'll and - VII make
bssutfu soft iaher much sestipg shaw
ting. fries emily afu cents. w.P. P4rRfDcE CO.
@s-s - ~ssg 1fsukiin 0qusTs, New YorA.
For sale b neHD KRILess, CITY Ding stsrs 81. paul
n Yeons Men.-PLBASAaT AHD Pnoy51A1L4 Els.
rfeyasrTyssng Men b svey seighbosAseA may obtain
hsaithf pssssn and profitable employment, BY engaging
in hssas Of useful popular Doks. for
eur vslsssis Jssnss. y and particulars address,
J0wLBR 4 WELLS, No. SO Broadway, Nev York.
r.S-~An AssntswAe snssse w1th . WIN - seewed I'M
ne pssstty q ~, Wins he vssos Sxsss6vS tey~y
0sgals
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Read Ttis!-A Hallander's Testimony-JACoR
HNskEa living In the Holland settlement Of Sheboyc an
Wisconsin, says sAer suffering for some time the misery
attending an utter prcsion and body have been
ressred BY using BGrhaves Bittsys to perfect
heath The fact Of this remedy being In such high repu,e
among the Holanders in Wisconsin, Mchaan New YORK. in
fac IN every Holland settlement "a the Uaied States argues
mach In s favor. Try fpr Chronic sr Nervous Debility
or any Nervous, RAeumatic, or Neuralgia affection.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

Loans on first class endorsed ct. y month.
Lani wArantsi6O's 81 o. appears that the lands
Gently offered sale by General ONCE
brought into market IL the frst May.
The Notes solvent par, and Uncur-
and Broken Money, bought rates.
reucy gold, JNO. r MADISON. Cashier.
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1857-02-07

AreAtmsp " intaats.-sThe angels the Householder
are tust subject the <<piseases which nesb So n,r
o. we who are older and they require much more csu,ou
treatment 9ssy have them
doses sre proaabe and their constitutions are no,
proof against the rough o. the harher and
resorsves They require medicines which aye
20 TASTE and soothing IN their effects, Sc.
tain and active. inst such panacea for On ,,,r. :, O.
Sallups Compound Syrup Brs, Rpaai specific that is
powerful enough for the ss,osGss which,,
tempered to children toike The the shorn
Away With yemr Plcra and give II 4 trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22
Nen1lork DAILY @ribu,re

OsE CAUSE OF OUR lSDIAS TRoUBLEs.-lt we
known by the settlers our northern frontier thai
whisky is at the bottom Of most Of the difficulties tia
have occurred among the Chippewas, and that the
acts OF the drunken Indians who murdered the Ger
man pedlsr, who drove Mr.. Breck from the mission
at Ieech Lake and who engaged in frequent quar-
rels among themselves and depredations upon the
whites, ale not countenanced by the Chippewa Chief
Hole-n.the dawn or by the Chippewa nation at large
lndsrs will drink TO no1ication as often as they get
chance, and drunken savage is dangerous AMI
nal. The statutes of Minnesota make it a peDlten-
tiary oifense 20 furnish liquor TO the lndians.
Notwithstanding there white men who make
money by selling them whisky, receiving high price
therefor paid in The gold which the Indians receive in
annues.
At the late payment there was general drunken
scene AZ its concufiop. "Only two three Indians
were killed." and white man stabbed. Two or
three more Indians reported killed short time
sfterw ards, and the days Of tue payment were de-
s.ribed by q mar who present, as having passed
VERY pleasantly and agreeably," although from
four to seven were killed" 81. Paul Advertiser
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HEI.MBOI.Ds EXTRACT d BUCRU!i-
III NJ. MOI p,s Estysss " Bpetu cures Gravel.
BkLnBoLTs Isbse: q Bcch0 .'''s' Disease os The
Bladder. a pu.b, sn,es D,ssss.s ef IN. n IA
0f H2Ix,.mbOLDs Extract 4 Boehu .nTes Drop.y:
nELIRO Lbs Extract n Bncbu Tor several HsshssusA
RELNBOLD's E,.r.st of Beebu Tor all diseases srsns
"WyLMBOLDs E1,nst Of Boshu Sr al sisessss arising
nG TarLABOLD's E.h,e. Of Boehs for oil DISEASES .Ians
6pn Ipprudenee.
HEL1BOLDs E,,rsst Of Bucbu for Secret and Dshess.
Disseses
HTJMBOLDs E1t.e. Of Brshu is 'als. BY male and 10
male
HFLMBOLDS Extract - rpsho for Loss 81 Memory.
HYLMBOLDS Extract - Buebu for Loss If Power.
HELHBOLDS EITset Of Bucha for Universal Lsssude Of
The Muscular Sy,t.m.
HELMBOLDS Extract Of Busbu for Nsvons and Dsbtasd
RrHsre-y.
HELMBOLDs FI,rsct q BrcbD for Dimness Of Vision.
FELMBOLDS Extract e Bu,nu for Difficulty of Breathing
HELMBOLDS Extract OF BDeku for Wsak Nerves and
Trembling
HFLMBOLD's Extract 81 Bpebn for Welcomes
HHLMBOLDS Extract Of Bochu for all DistIsssins Al
ments.
hEDMBoLDs Extract q Buthu, price el per bottle, de-
bvered 10 any address. Addres. letters.
HT HELMBOLD, Chemist
Depot No 2 South i0.hs, below Chestnutst Philadelphia
Bold by Drnsss,s and Dealers everywhere. Beware u
oopnterfei's. Cures guaranteed.
EEGENAN, CLARK Co., Agents. Broadway, N T.
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TuBuLA, BRUCE OVER THE NiAGARA.-Ihe
RoIray Guide learns from reliable source that the
directors of the Great Western Railway Company
have row determined upon immediately erecting 40
iron bridge on the tuorlar girder principle, over the
Niagara River--the present bridge, owing to tas
slow rate Of speed at which trans can De
permitted TO icross H. being quite inside
quaie to meet the requirements OF the enormous
traffic daily passing over that frontier. The cost u
between $780, 600 and OtOO At present the rae OF
speed must not exceed two miles az hour, but with
the new bridge forty miles an hour msy be run with
perfect saiety. IL il contemplated TO be ready Tor
opening IN The course Of next Summer the sie OF the
bide being the gorge below the whirlpool.
REVIVAL AMONG IHE NEGRoHs.-Thc LyHch6arg
VA Courier ssys; One of the effects Of the grest
revival smorg The eoored people has been the estao
l,huert Of regular systenl of prayer-meetugs for
their benefit. Meetings are held every night during
the week at The tobacco factories the propretor Of
which bsysbeeD kiSd enough 70 place tao,e ea,eces
&: the Disposal Of the etlOxsd brethren Tb. over
,eers Of the seversl factories preside over tbese meet
iDs., AID he zoe! alsVsa!s sesd sSkssct II sAkktsS
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STATE OF NEw-YoRK, SEcRETARY's OFFICE,
A. 1877 {

NEW-YoRK. SECRETARY's OffiCt,
ALBANY. August III, 1877
ITO the SHERIFF of the COUNTY of NEW
YORK-sh Notice is hereby given that st The Genera
edng the rs Monday November the following Off
A SECRETARY OF STATE, in the place of Joel T. Head
a COMPTROLLER, in the place Of Lorenzo Burrows;
An ATTORNEY GENERAL, in the place OF stephen D.
srXTE ENGINEER and SURVEYOR, in the place Of
STATE TREASURER N the place Of Stephen Clark
A CANAL COMMISSIONERS, in the place of Henry Fitz
An INSPECTOR of STATE PRISONS, il the place of Nor
JUDGE Of the COURT CAPITALS in the place Of Hiram
All who's. term, of service will expire the last day of De
Also two JUSTICES ofhe SUPREME COURT for the First
Jud District in the place Of William Mitchell whose term
expires Dee ST. 1857 and IN place of Charles Peabody
appointed fiji vsucy occaoned by the resignation OF James
Two JUSTICES of the SUPERIOR COURT in the places
HJUbGE Of the COURT of COMMON PLEAS, in the place
JUSTICE Of the MARINE COURT, in place of Florence
Also SENATOR for the Fourth Fifth Sixth aud Seventh
Senate Districts consisting of the City and County OF New
AMEMBER of ASSEMBLY tor each of the Assembly Dis.
second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventb. Eighth Ninth
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Assembly District.
ASURROGATE, in place Of Alexander W Bradford
r. 6ais fp @ Oakley Hall
And a REGISTER, in place of John Doane -,
All whose terms Of Office will expire on the last day OF
Oe''"''' next ' TfiDREY ssoEe.ry Of State
SnERirF's OFFICE, New York Sept 3 1857.
The published TO the motto OF the Secretary
Of State the requirement Of hs s1n W II SS9 case made
anu p''' Sheriff of the City and County Of NewYcrt;
An the public newsPapeIs in the county VIII publish ne
their bills for advertising the same so that they may De laid be-
Board of Supervisors and passed for payment See
Revised Statutes, vol chap 6. title g. article 3d. part Isl
page 40.
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Goal, ST.

nurgTON COAL nor MANUFACTURING,
PsTEAn ard DOMESTIC PURPOSES BY ,ne snsv
- p,nr,yvsniA Coal pany " deverins ~ p,oss
I.,ek Of Fnt.,cr Coal at New York NJ the hpN""s S
Lump 81 80 per tun Of 40
ecameT - a. per tnh Of Nv D.
trsts, 81 o. PER tuD Of 240B
E,nEs. 81 10 per tun OF 80 10
Nut 90 IS te1 tun sf 40 D.
Cbe.,no, IS IS psr ,uD d go n.
Pea as q per tGB q 22N 10 ,A. ,,,s Al sispstot
.,,'n N faeh.rsms. ofhse Of the Company ~"
.sy. corner Of Wsf't $50 n. BoYr. Treasurer.
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Efaal Notifes.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the SuTegxte
ofhe County of York Notice hereby gwen 70 ~
psr,on, having claims against ANDREAS TEYE, late Of he
City New York grocer deceased TO preserf the same win
vouchers Thereof the subscriber at the store Of A.
sCHABBYHAR No rs ud,on in the City Of New york,
on or beior. the twenty .Ith day q September nsItDstes
New. York the sd dsy Of March 1857.
MATTHIAS HOPKE,
CARL y. SCHABBEFAR Exeesto$s
ERNEST A. sCdABBEHAR,)
Ant
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alcoitGl.

He EALING BY MAGNETISM -
~ The he sling medium MiSs GRACE A. DAVIS
non sotcgan IN has tsb,n % her rcsdssce NJ Dr. o.
SWElLNGTON'S Wstsr Cure EstAblishneDt,No 81 Fast
Abl y ard prepared 20 opsrste f5r tns Of all
ese a'o sks whites deT infoeuoe and gives
SANDS' SARSB PARlLLA.-The original and
rLdiDe article oysr.iss simultaneously up1n The Sopsoh
sns 'hcssion and the Bowe sDd gently s.nustes while
eensss, nd ZIP Is from the sy.;eIn al tbs: irritating md
r nctal 10 ;.- dy bts.ih PT,pSr.d and ,oi5 BY A.
- e@Nps, DJusst:s, No. 100 Ss.Iss-stj NsB'TWh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-22

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice 10 hereby given to al
persons having claims against CHARLES WOOSTER late
Of the City Of NewYork Captain in the United States Army
deceased present the with vouchers thereof TO the
her residence No 1876 AtsntcTee in the City
Brooklyn, Y or before the theth day Of November
rsxt-Dated New York the twentyfth day Of May, 1857
my& Iaw6mT MARIA STEBBINS, Administrative
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Uater.Gu rc.

Mt. PROSPECT WATER CURE, Bingham.
W ton hours hide from the city BY v T. r. r. This
nsttoe prsssn's peculiar fsctes tor Winter treatment Ps
t~p,s received al reduced rs'. Address H. North NJ d.
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miscellaneous.

WHO USES RYE BREAD WHEN WHEAT
w BRyAD CAN BE HADl-fhe great American Beg'
-. iITER WILLIS IONS OLD WHEAT WHISKY,
s,d from the celebrated wheat and the meccated waters
the mountains Of the Keystone State highly melowed and
nproye I'd by the hand Of te only the most healthy
beverage tonic but 10 specific for the prevention and
cure Dy ana Of al arrangements Of the stomach and
bowels containing each dozen quart bot
nss and labeled ALTER l. WnEstons Old Wheat Wftsky,
JssS'-upeq,assed in the world and sold BY
WILLIAMS L. CROSBY No. So Front-st
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pn..,lL W. w..rsc,I, r mySu% :, ..,,

ao,.nl W ws;, ,sSNI T 1Tv:', ,so.,,noa 10
THE entire elegant II g ~. ~
the yvs,. r. :sS SION To- MORROW ,wses' 10
Z; s ~ s ;,. sf' H* ~:
want Of nyihns ,eie magphcen rosewood Furniias
. sss: r SUI. so ;l RsSo y s S. er s
a every vkies vii ec sod vi.hou. reserve, ram OF
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painte, Oils, glass, ST.

DRIDCEWATER PAINT-Warranted TO cure
esly and the best Paint an u'Sise' ,o6
n otIds Vii For sale st the Company pePo'' N NV
Water ~
HIVTNFO LARD OIL for Burning and Ma
HG fse forn num- burns brightly coes lot crust the
~ eoi ni.D" CoBURN PURE TALLOW OIL which VII
49,, s,sm rssuds colder weather, snd burns wen WH
Ave Barrels - 10 % gallons. Only Aren't
JOHN ". QUINCY, No. 81 Whh.nr,
TyHE celebrated GRAFTON PAINT, ID cents
tsr pound Good Boiled OIL rs cents per gallon sood
Boed oh for and buildings cents per SAXON hSsni
OHs al MAnafsctgrers' prices Also Iurpenlbe 'a"ss'
Sc At no ll3 Maiden lane, eoornsT Of Pesrl'st-
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CUPREME COURT-COUKTY OF QUEENS

CUPREME COURT-COUETY OF QUEENS.
- JOHN BARRY, Plaintiff against ANIMAL DE MOS
OJHRA, ANDREW LAWRENCE. JOSEPH A. Law
Renee and RICHARD BUSH, Defendants Summons for
ree-To the Defendants above named and TO each Of them:
You and qured to the hnt
In this sctoD hich flied in the Office OF the Clerk Of the
County Queens the Town Of Jamaica In the said County
aud herewith served and to serve
copy the said complaint on me
their Office Ws in the City Of New YORK; within
the service Of this summons On eIcluhve
OF the day service and II fail 70 the said
nnnt within the time the plaintiff in this acttos
will apply for the relief demanded 10 the said com
p"N' THERAsSON BRYAN,
,s1,vIevTu Attorneys for Plaintiff.