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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

Fernando Wood is the first Chief Magistrate OF
this City who ever gave improvidence and idlene,s
Q reason and robbery justification, by PROFOUND
ing broadly the doctrine that those oao hare sarsed
sothing haze srerihing, wlas those pho ha0s pro
ductd ererpthing hare nothing. And this sentiment
was not uttered hastily, ca'elesiiy but gravelS de-
lberstely in an official message. Ii it be true,
why .bould any man work If idleness gets every
thing, leaving notbirg to industry why should mol
be who wishes to secure a competence for his old
age and provision for his family be an idler
Why work, if work leads only to the poor house :
Ard Why not steal if you are one OF those who
have earned every thing yet received nothing Why
not retake that which your labor produced but of
which scheming idlers have deprived youl If
Woods doctrine be sound, the burglar and robber
only takes what is bis own and the honest poor man
is downright fool.
And it 10 not TO be denied hat there are special
instances in which facts would seem to favor
Woods doctrine. Take his own case for example:
he was once poor-very poor-and is now rich
worth three or f ur hundred thousand dollars. Did
he obtain this large property by honest, useful 10
dustry7 No ole will pretend that be did. he
has traded little, and specuated more and bought
goods for partnership, and sold his own vessel
thereto, and been in Office. Out of these be hiss
contfived to scrape together property whereof he
has declared the net income, clear of taxes, 50 be
$23, 900 q year. Did he make this fortune by hon
est, useful industry No one will pretend it.
But while some men make fortunes in this way,
others do not Daniel +. Tiemann does not. He
can lhow how every dollar be possesses has been
honesty acquired. He has not prospered at others
expense: every dollar be has saved has put two
DOLLARS into the pockets of laboring uen. Had
FIVE thousand more such properties as his been
accumulated in our city, the laboriog class would
have been more constantly employed better paid,
spd had more money in the savings banks than they
have. There is MT dollars worth among all he
calls bis that honestly belongs to aoy one ese
In the Slave region, they regard Free labor and
Free Society utter failures, aud cite our Meetings
Of the Unemployed as proofs that society in the
North is rotten spd falling to pieces If Wood
should be reelected with bis assertion that those
who esIn all have nothing, while those who earn
nothing have al, yet warm on bis lips, would they
not have some reason for this presumption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

asto TIE .oEt Of Cersttutioa 10 be made, upon that
people Of Karsss tad already .et forth in the To-
peha Constitution precisely the sort Of institution
which they desired to have, and it was pre-
ciseIy because that Constitution did not corre
spopd 70 the IDEAS Of the originatoS OF this
bogus Convention, that il had been called tcgether
10 frame srtther It was not alone Is to the quss-
ton Of slave labor, it, exclusion or it, encourage
neDt, that the Convention and the peope Of
Kapsss entertained disnetrically opposlse Vis~'.
difference Of OPT ion far more bitter and vehement
existed between them az to tie Legality and
authority of the two Territorial Legislatures, and
as 10 the relations TO be established between tnose
Legislatures and the State Government Inc
members of the Coz yeLtion had an object stu
peartr and desrer to their hearts than making
Kansas Slave State. They wanted to perPesusse'
for some yea,s to come, at all events to be Do 10
dorsed q. kgal the BoIder-Rutfian domination TO
which the people Of Ksn,as had been SUBJECTED
and to which they themselves owed the position
which they held and such is the main object OF the
Lecompton Constitution, and Of the the artfaly
devised schedule appended to it. The people Of
Kansas, on the other hand, are firmly resolved not
to be either enticed, entrapped or drawn into any
further recognition as legal and binding authority
Of the infamous product Of mingled force and fraud
which President buchanan and the Senate at
Ws.hir gton lave seen fit to recosnz as the Less-
lstive power of Kau,as.
This, after all, rs tie great question now pend
ing in Ksnra., al which must be met at Washing
ton. Shall the people Of Kansas be allowed to frame
State Constitution for Themselves Or, shall taey
be obliged TO submit to have Constitution forced
upon them, which shall be, both in the spirit of its
provisions and in the method fits formation, con.
unuati6n Of the Border Ruffian invasion and coz
quest, under which they have suffered as Ter
rtory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
LATEST.
There is no later news from Iadia aud no ssnses
news Of importance from any part Of the world.

(The summary prepsed BY the Agent Of the Aissd
Press Southampton end received here from Capt wsos q
the Fulton contains reference Whatever hs Lserpe
markets very provoking piece Of csressass ~
part Of the agent at that paceand The few mscsnss> a.
ters aye pes'ly barsn Commercial vel ssnss
n.ws We find Liverpool dsPstch u Tuesday "a. ins pe-
the Liverpool Cotton marks bat there NO
eferenoe whatever descriptions The se,suste
Pernsm, MsranLsm Egyptian. sufst ese are - =. oss
sftbre above the current a. the sailing o. ne N1 ~
he l,hEnst The msies said 10 have closed ve ~ vs
ss Of only $50 to COO bales Quotations were nsry noon
nal, while Opersors were awaiting further hHASA "'s"p
men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

On Saturday morning somebody by the nam Of
Pat Treacy got up an affidavit upon which Judge
IpgrsLam has granted an Injunction preventing the
street Commissioner, Mr.. Conover, aud the Con-
troler from commencing the following pablo
works:
ITO rerulate Lexngon from 5ith to 65th street
TO build a pie foot Of 79th street, North River.
furnish and place granite eGpIs and iron railing round
II build pier foot Of 18th street, East River -
ITO a cub ard sut:er and lay crO''"ak' In ID avenue
To regulate grade dag and curb and gutter 9Th from
ITO regulate grade cub gutter, flag aud lay crosswak' In
sth avenue fro N I'd to seth street
ITO regulate and grade Let nom AID to attn street.
TO regulate and grade lat from 41h to Ssh street.
ITO rtsulste and grade Let avenue from 5Iih to 81 Get
To requisite an Grade Is. from SD to ssh street
ITO build house for Hook and Ladder Co. No. 3.
To old and furnish iron fence coping aud oun
dstion wall the southerly side Of ltteIy place.
ITO furnish and place forty pairs Of iron shutters on Fire
neL's Hall in Mercer street.
ITO requisite si,h street from 9th Broadway
excsvse slips both des Of pier foot OF ClsksOn 'tle
To ss and re a.. ard curb and gutter in Green
rch ;de ts.wesa I'M and I'm streets 1a
mond street. south side between "syeey place and Green
wicb avenue .
The bids were to have been opened at noon; but
few moments before tie time the Injunction was
served.
All this work has been ordered by the Common
Council and approved by Mayor Wood; bu. then it
was believed that the great contractor and political
iobber, Mr. Charles Devlip, would have the con
troll (urder Wood of the Street Department. The
work is the same the poor mea want it as urgently,
but sooner than get it through Mr. Conover they
may stsrye. Such is Fernando Woods love for
the DOOR. Laborers Here is good work aud
good nav 10 the amount Of one million Of dollars
.,atched from you u,t you were about to get 1t,
BY the interruptions hJpOcrite who clsims to be
your friend. Let him be remembered on Tuesday
next.
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THE ERIE CANAL.

ALBANF, Saturday, Nov. ., Is1I.
TIE weather hero to-day |, quite mild II i now
confidently ca custed that all boats in tbs canal this
size Of Mon at least will get to tide wste and
The bes; judges predict aSeopening 30 Rochester.
BrFFALO, Saturday, Nov. %, 1857.
The weather here is warn and pleasant The ice
IN the canal is thaviDg, ard vessels are moving
freely.
SCHENECTADY Saturday Nov. % 1857.
Boats are now passing down ths canal with the aid
Of ice. breakers Az the weather Is mild there s fair
prospect of tn. r getting through to Underwater.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

ole in each District !, swear the clerks, just az
they always have done under the old Law. Ihe
inspectors must choose enc Of their number o.
Chairman, ard duly administer the oath to the
clerks before they can legally open the polls. This
point bias been settled by the Courts, and failure
70 fulfil the law yisstes the poll, and will render
the rejection Of tie whole vote Of the District
imperatiIe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

Csnva.sers should remember that they are to
count the Msyoralty vote first, and that the result
must be publicly declared, and the return made and
sealed up before opening the Charter box. Returns
must be filed with the Clerk Of the Common Coun-
ell within "a hours, where they are kept sealed
until Thursday, VIXEN the Aldermen meet to make
the canyass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

The steamer Fulton With four days later news
from Europe, passed Cape Race on the evening OF
tie 9Th inst Her financial advices evince better
state Of monetary and commercial affairs 10 Great
Britain than at the sailing of the vsnderbilt-the
demand for discounts al the Bank Of Eoglaud being
less pressing, aud the money market at London
AID other central POin,s frmer. The good effect Of
the Suspension Of the Bank Act was visible through
OFT England, aud cOnsOls clOssd on the afternoon
CT the 18th at Sola o9s for money. The Bank of
Frsrce win immediately extend its issues. At
Hamburg, the rate Of interest had recsded. There
had been more failure, in Great Britain. but none
were noticed auors those engaged IN the American
trade. Tlere is 10 later rev: from India
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

Look out for Tiemann tickets. Let every tnead
Of good government keep few in his pockets on
Tuesday, as it is probable that the roTdes IN inc
Msyor's interest will smash up the ticket boxes
and carry off or destroy the ballots. Put only NIFTY
or 80 at time into the boxes, aud keep tho man
supply in sone safe place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

Judge Davies on Saturday denied the INJUNCTION
restraining the Police Commissioners from Masking
further appointments. SO f'ls another effort of
Mayor Wood to embsrrass the Commission aud
awe ai and comfort to ruffanism st the polls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

The .tssner Northern Light, which arrived last
evening from Aspinwal brings The California msus
Of Nov. and si,745, As % in god. The news BY
this arrival 10 of little importance. We have some
further de.ails concerning the massacre OF the emit
grants on the Plains, which throw strong suspicion
en- the MoImons as having instisated the batbarty
TAs accounts from the miats are Of favorable
ksracter
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FROM KEY WEST

WAsHISGros. Saturday, Nov. d, 1857.
BY mail we have Key West dates to the iih inst.
The brig Remington, from ST. Marks for NswYofk
with a cargo Of cotton had been ashore North Key
Shosl but got n and taken to Key Vest by the
w1eckeu considerably damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
TpF SHIP BALTIC ASHORE.

AUGUSTA, Saturday, Nov. y 1851.
The hip Baltic from New York for Charleston is
Ashore on the South Bar rear Charleston, With line
feet CT water 10 her hold The prospect thst she
viii be total loss. She ID insured in New-York and
IRoston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

The BRITISH STEAMER CREOLE ASHORE
Sr. JoHss, n. b.. Saturday, Nov % 1857.
On Monday last the British ste amer Creole vent
at,ors at Granville Nova Scotia, during gale, aud
received such dsmsge as required her to be surveyed
ard then conde mred She is insured in Nsw-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
THE CANADIAN PARLIAMENT.

TORONTO, c. W., Saturday, Nov. %, IoJi.
The Governor General to-day issued proclamation
dissolying the present Parliament. The election wrts
ars re.uinable on the 18th of January next The
prospects are good for lively time 10 politics during
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
New1lork Daily Tribrose
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 80, 1857.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

TO COhhkSFONDkNio.
Suhsers In ding remittance frequently omit TO men
tou tae Of the Post Office ana very frequently tae
Of she State 10 which their paper to be sens Al
wsys mention the name Of the Pot 1tfee aud State -
n so.ce be taken Of Comma What-
intended for insertion must be authenticated by the
name address Of the ternot necessarily Tor Puoa-
cation, but as guaranty Of has sood fsith
Xe csnpot uaaertaSe 50 return ejsced Communications
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
TIE STEAMER VIRGINIA DISABLED.

CHARILsTON, NOV. 81 1917.
The steamt Virginia, Capt. Jewett, fron New York
for New Orleans put into this port today to repair
her MACHINERY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

Thsreeusal Of Tire County Clerk to swear in the
poll clerk, is matter Of no importance Ii is the
bu,;Res, Of he Chairman Of he Boaid Of Inspect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30
fuOn DAYS LATER FROM Eupo1r7
Arrival Of In" Steamship Fulton On Gaze a,..
IMPROVEMENT N FINANCIAL AFFlrps

Advance in consols-B reaA tufts Heavy and D,u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-30

EsPEYSCHEID'S Winter Style Of Gentlemen's
Hlrs which In the essential qualities Of inenes elasticity
eursJ and be Surpassed and when we add thai
the price oay IS 90 the great -nand for the EsPEScHgD
HAI BY means surprising. His saieHoom a. NO. ilo
Mana.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-07-22

THE SUBSCRIBER AZ ASSIGNEE VI
the Real and Personal E&iais q r nonsei,
E-ia,e lying within the CT, a Davenport andi'si
sediafs vicinity
The hsa-e snd prentice. -taAs<d on The r.s~r road
last Davenport lately occupied the Residence
said N Housed House contains ten rs.ssns,
with closets. A. Aad Nod hoasr, s,asl< ris'srn and
well. all - good repair Lot % feet front BY lay feet
deep extending from College Avenue 10 said River
road
loass. ass, eat q the resld<nes u Mr. sa.ap, on
the sad rad &, East Davenport This hoase 10 oas
Of the bai houses In OF about the city, situafe
ufson ~ sInin~nee and commanding m unotsssructsd
view 81 tn. Mississippi River and River Bridge. Rock
lssni ard IN. ts ellie. Th~i"' 10 ITO feet mont BY
Also M. three story brick Warehouse on an alley
Tunnihs south Il the Nissssippi Missouri Railroad
Al.o tir.. fne building lot. Ia Hack. and q Ia
e0rE~.sx piigsa. addition Ia the city II Davenport
Ai.o twen,y dive baildias less ia bAsissa . Truce
Alec l.s.cLs.i ia,rs-.i In part Of Rlcek a. u the
.fyof Davrapart. extending from Fr.at street e
pscond street aAd being 10 feet fro.t and rear aud
4i.s' lot. No. and 10 Ia the town Of Bethany
Alss, iof 10 Bso~k -, In the city of I~ Claire
,sasy u he STAT. * is.. . VII The aaasra
fra ',s ,s a irs ..s 4 s,!e
4 q n " ar Of sec, !. al u Tosnship - North q
Raase II Wee, aad tbs = \ 81 = W. r. s~c ~, and
% ofsR Fl II Il w + ana > q " ' = '"
Also the undivided three eighth part II 4 \ Of n
4 or zee 2 - II Wess
Aiso the following Land lying and beins ssiaai~d
In Jasper county. In the state u loss. 70 wtt fst
N, fa see S 4 - " of e 10 wesa. Also, tho =
Y or 81 or n, T -. n ~ y. - West.
The above described property Will be cold Il .
SACRIFICE and portions 81 Y m ioox ftssr. for
farther particulars inquire ~ 0cores l. Ntskoal@,
Dav~npart- Rack. Main street. Alien Clark, Poss
Ohee building Brady street. ar of the Undersigned
hst' door north Of ra ONES II ;'-i'' s VIZ ''
myladkwtf Assignee, &c q Peter > hoassl
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TALLMAN POWERS,
u AN y AG IF vt 81.
Once. Brady 81, biva SECOND and Third
OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING

~ valuable Heal Estate
cry PROPERTY ~ pAvESroRr
Hsnse aud i<s IN Third street, near the u
Rock Island.
rix fsais the south west corner ~ F,ufth and
SIX Lot At North Dasenpsri. between PER-, and
All the a,',ve lots well situated aud IA part.
az The city NEST rapidly Improving, aud VIII h~ .aid
liberal ierms
FARMING LANDS IN JOHNSON COUNTY
= R .ass !, s ss.: . acre: :srs.
NJ of- ) : ~ z - RANGE w~s, - arrs
The alsays lassi. nfa the iin~ ~ the Rsilrnsa
from Davenport - lows Gtis
CLINTON COUNTY
Nine hundred acres If prairie aud ninety acres 81
thinker land, E,yra L %, -r,sa mile. frosn l.y
en., Citation e"an',, nen The raiiraad oil choice
The above property viii b. .oId oa liberal terms
SCOTT COUNTY
Improved farm. one mile and half from Prince
toa SIXTY ares Lr-t rate Land well improved With
go-si houses Will b. roli a bargain
tsae hundred and sixty ed land two
mss RON Hickory drove. three nil~. fr.'n aiestt,
10 ~ ~ sn m.ass .a nenpei vel vassrsd
fro'a Hickory Grosr very choice Land
FowEsnIEK COUNTY.
Tw" Hundred and any are. ane prairie land. two
miles north u Aontezna.a, the county sea,
NEAR DAVENPORT.
one AMI ons-aaif mile fro,n Court Home On III
blui, sstL sGrsFb views 81 river a0Frou ndi
country A small farm Of forty five s<sss upsier ~
/ .rh~-t staie uf cultivation, and wei supplied win
1uli The most beautiful Land " Tie vicinity
r the city.
| SEVEN MILES FROM DAVENPORT
| A farm of .lxiy acres, forty under cultivation,
l twrusy of timber A never falling stream runs thru
/ u VIII be sold very cheap
| SEAk wALCOTT
Eighty acre. choice prairie at a bargain
NORTH DAVENPORT
beauttfrl Ore acre lnf soklrsdaf
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Nisseuri Lads.
THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PERrEc

THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PERFEGTED
II asrAax~m~ns. for Locating IAni Warrant. IN
@suthrra and SOFT hx~st~rn Missouri, the line
sf ths -safhxc-i itsaarh Il the fscsne Railroad =
Tksy hate stnp!oyei q reliable agent who Lss been
familiar With that section II country Tor many Years
AID ha @aia locate such iAnds only
H. La. tsrsaaasly Inspected The lands kns,~n
Ne Superior for agricultural and grazing purpose.
aud T. .isasi.i In the r.ehe-s mineral de,rssits
Mag aud plAts Il the country exhibiting the char
srsrr a4a ts-iflas Il the Land. may b. their
s.rsc@ ~ Grant Block MAin street.
b.gh4ff W T. RAkBER ~
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guMs rsalAas cnAaIAs vow1s-
rALLMAN 4 POWERS,
Allorueys and Counselors at Law,

AND LAND AGENTS,
osi.c., Braay s,. st~a Second and Third
I ANDS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CON-
IL MISSION tIsvias Als., DIE. Ia Eastern New
New York, ~ point fssm which large emigration,
May h. expected during the present season, have
unusasl advantage. Ia disp@.e of land. 10 actual
settlers.
- Leans negotiated on Real Estate security
JosN 4 u TaIlsss, fssughke.psl~. n y
GsAsIa- ro~ss., Davenport, lava
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f'ntrasssnk's l,r1ebrsseesl SCALES.
A nApTen tn ANY RE,,liHru ppER A

IA
IN TtnS ~ weighing ~ fpt trnn. rual ID, .tark.
and for III. us- IT warehouses stores aid tUndttes
and IA shnft f,a every klnd 1t hn-in.s.
The great skl and fiteliiy employ Ell tu their
fseture aud III" determination the Iatt of the
manufacturers Ia allow iIs ri.sl attsie -
go forth fr,n thalr establishment has gained Far
their Scales - reputation thai has n.kst h"nn sui
pas-ed In the whole rang. 1T useful mtehshisn
The Senies are ananiInousis sskhnN lodged % the
standard IN all ttansaf ttpus is weight
iawsuit hitch arnsr from aiscrrtanrs ~ weigh 4
between one ~ alfbank csl-- 90 uss Is The Hst
aud uhio kaiiraad AID ~ anethef nsuufse-
turc Mas recently tr,ed ~ ~. Count II Common
Flea. baltimore the cas-. aesupi,d the count two
days, aud Juasr Marshall ~ delivering hiS dcrstun
stated thu resn ~ his xtenrr thai III. accuracy
Of FattbaDks Hrass wa. established beyond MI
question Fer ss. by
BURROWS, rRETTYMAN 4 pAtZELL
The well known reputation af these Scales be. In
anced ihs sondeIs ~ imperfect aud WORTHLESS bs
snres Ia ODER them as Earhahk's Scales and pnf
rhsscrs have thereby In many eases beer subjected
to fraud aud imposition. tn. manufacturers have
no controversy with honorable competitors who
transact business In their own namr- hut reg srdng
the psapstfatnr. II the above fraud ~ ynrsning
alike unIast and d,shanarsblc they take uf.
method Ia caution thu public 81 their imposition
The pa,eniers manufacture under their own ~
spcctioi, osiy al their factory In ~ bloomsbury W
F.r sale ~ basenpori safely by
BURROWS FnFTTyMAS nAt2Efi.
u 4 4 FAIRBANKS 90
81 Johgshnry. VI Nay ~, leo
a lR
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BlAkEMOkE h LAWEs,
= = = T. ers,
Dealers u rsreigu anA Dsneslle

EXCHANGE
uns ssvsns 0anh Nssss, a1sla 4 sits ~ CSan
AND LAND WARRANTS
&sPEelAL ATTENTION GIVEN To THE
- collection ~ Mercantile paper aud relaitiancee
made the day ~ pay ment Ufea VI commission Ia
sight dfsfts 81 kastsfp cities
~ Land Warrants bough,. sali and locaied. Per.
snai attention given 20 til. purchase aud sale VI lows
AMI country property aud the sseciioa nf sa1s for
eltry
~ sight Gherks IN New ymk, Hs,.snn, Phiiedsl
pha Baltimore. Washington Guy, rsssbnrv ain.
rtnnzI NJ fs,is and ch,esga always for sale s0ms
io suit purehas"rs Ai-o. R,sfiag French and der
man ESehaisgr
~ uaid and Silver Coins Luasht aud sud
aTTms tails oa Chicago ~ fsai. aud S.w York
discounted aud business paper II short date bought
~ the lowest rates
~ Money up"n Real Estate secaritle. proc ufed
81 . email rosni .~ioD
~ Int.gest nlluM ed an eps,s s..bll
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01s~0ogS. M1s900r1.
LAND WARRANTS LOCATED Z!
AND INVESTMENTS MADE.
ENOs IA q kuH.

MOOD MIcHENER & Co. HAS RETURN
w Ell from Springfield Piassshurg sad Warsas
In M.s.ours whefs he has hseu eneeUeA In locating
NatIsais Mr. Larkin prenousc~s tbs i1ad 10 he ~
excellent 9u.i.iy and rapidly inercnslsG 10 yAls~
The rouniry l. fast ang mp with actual settlers from
ts Eastern and Western Htafes, Who appsecisae thr
csayeaIa climate aai line farnlag lands u tbis grow
tas State
NJ fsskin having slrcAd, h~cn offered several
huudr.d srres Itets 10 prepared 10 return tn hs
half ~ The frru providing hs can procure n smflic
sni nassh.r of warrants ~ mAkc y IN o6lscf lie
will taake Investments In the school. LANDS,
which eamprise Of the tnsss In the state Also
any bu.es-. entrusted 10 HE viii receive prop
ar atseaflan Gail sosa IT the Land O6er VI
Wood, AIGMENEk = 60,
nl1af Foursh and Isock lsinnd
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One Price Store.
=. n. PARKS 4 Co.

tsrccgssons TO EpwAsp AIpgSI
Wholesale and Retail Dealers Ia
0saAy Made C1saheng.
Ce01hs, Caso1nseree,
- vese1nGs, aasa 0enete-
@s0ss rarnlshaag 0oeees. =
Lave NOW IN STORE. OVER $4,000
i Dollar. worth Of the sbose mentioned gooIs,
which must be sold. We have oyerhauled onr whole
stock and marked our gpcds down sast nIteen pet
cent aud have received from this day forward a.
s~ii ~ On y PRICE and 90 low that defy rnmp~
tition. We connrelsd With The we'll known
tablshmsst Of HaGsinsaoa, Wordsworth 4 Fake, af
Chicago sad Boston, AID We bus spods 81 Nahufae.
tussrs pStcss. With thsse facilities We think
o9es yoa great bargains
PasttcsIar attention paid 10 this manufacture 81
Custom Work harmonic warranted 10 III ~ no
sAl0
Store opposite 10 Claifc How al the old stand IL
BAward Aidea
may u n Parks d 60
Joss Received.
A FINE LOT or GENTS KID GLOVES,
IA - kesp none but Alexander beet thur Gus
toners depend upon good article
maj. X ~ PARKsA 90