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CHINESE SUGAR CANE.-A friend writin:

CHINESE SUGAR CANE-A friend writin.
to US from Lnneus, No., on business, adds !:
Let me give you a little Of my expert
encc with Chinese Sugar Cane. l planted
in June about 3 acres on fresh broke sod
1t grew finely, but was planted too late to
mature before frost. I bought mill
and commenced grinding about the 10th OF
October. The yield, notwithstanding there
had been several hard frosts, was "full up
in quantity and sweetness, except some
cane that was not fully headed out, which
the frost had injured. l ground up the
yield Of about two acres, and from it made
$50 gallons ola good molasses as | have
seen, and which sells readily at Is cts. O.,
going through my field day or two ago,
was surprised to find, on examining some
stalks that had been overlooked, that altho'
there have been several SHOWS and consider
able bard freezing, they were perfectly
sound, and the quantity and quality Of the
juice i'm them equal to any. am satisfied
the stalks can be kept until Christmas or la
ter without injury"
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The Atlantic Monthly.

This Magazine, which was commenced a
financial crash, has not only maintained a
living UP to this time, but has proved emf
nently successful Except Harper's Maya
zine, probably no publication OF the kind IN
the country, in SO short tine ever gained
SO large a circula.nn. This is undoubtedly
attributable solely to the high tone aod mas
terly ability Of the articles for which the
"Atlantic" at once became noted. Indeed,
this could not well be other wise, when its
principal Contributors were such authors as
Prescott, Emerson, Longfellow, Haw thorne,
Motley, Holmes, Che Autocrat Of the
Breakfast Table, Curtis, Melville, &c, &c.
England, with her glorious old Black
wood. her Household Words" and pom.
derous quarterlies, has hitherto sneered al
our Magazines; but of late the London
Critic" confesscs that at least the "Atlan.
tie" is equal to anything or the other side
of the water. Says the Critic:
To speak the truth, our Transatlantic
cousins are running US hard in the matter oil
magazines. and bid fair soon to beat US in
them as completely as they have done in
chess playing, yachting, and trotting horses.
Difficult would it DC for US, even now, to
prove that we have better magazine than
The Atlantic Monthly.
The Atlantic Monthly is published by
/ Phillips, Sampson Il Co, al s. per annum in
advance. To any person, however, WING
will pay US $3.50 in advance, we will Send
the Atlantic and the Ere. Trader one year
to commence with the January No. of tht
Atlantic, the first of new volume. This
offer to remain open until the LIST of Mare!
next.
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CoLoR1NG FLUIDS FOR HEHA1R ARE DANGER.

COLOKlNG FIJI IDS FOX THE HAIR AXE DANGER
OCS-Woods Hair Tonic restores the color, by the
nitrate of silver process, but by of the
healthy functions upon which the original
color of the hair and its MOISTURE its gloss its life and
consequently its original beauty depended Professor
Wood, at the age of .hrtyssven years. gray
man OF eighty, and his hair dry, thin and dead
Now he has not single gray lock upon his crown nor
is his hair thin dry but soft pable and moist that
of child OF five years. This preparation acts upon the
roots for after application that portion of the hair
nearest the scalp is found restored to the original
Tor, whatever il was while the ends of the hair are
gray. Try Woods HAIR Tonic and do apply any
other til after you have this With this resolution you
will never have occasion to use a hair dye.
CAurIoN.-Beware of worthless limitations, as several
already in the market called by different names =
Use unless the words professor Woods Hair Re-
storative, Depot st. Louis Mo-, and New York are
blown in the bottle Sold by all Druggists and Patent
dealers in the United States and Canadas 6ecIIeIm
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Pixies PEAK GolD MiNEs.--The news from
new California continues favorable ard quite
population appears to be already gathered
there, while the spring emigration promises
to be enormous. 4 st. L5uis despatch OF
Tuesday says:
The Nebraska news states that prepare
tons are being made to start a stage line
from that place to Pixies Peak, and that
Russell, Major and WaddeiI will send trains
with provisions, mining utensils and ma
chnery easily in the spring.
The Omaha Times contains letter, stat
ing that elections had been held in the mines
and a member returned to the Kansas leg
islature delegate to Congress was also
elected with a view to organizing new ter
ri'ory. Mr.. Smith, the member elect to the
legislature, confirms the previous favorable
reports ON the mines. He states, that
god is more abundant there than in Califur-
MA he having seen both.
Mr. Davis. their new delegate to Congress
is now en- route for Washington.
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TROUBLES IN KANsAs.-Accounts from
southern Kansas indicate very unsettled
and disorderly condition of affairs. Rober-
les are frequent, and house burning and 9TH
err depredations have recently been commit
ted. The disturbances are said to have
grown out OF the disposition Of certain par.
ties to disregard the compromise entered
into 10y Gov. Denver and the people in June
last
Public meetings have been held in sever.
al places for the purpose Of putting down
the existing lawless spirit and bringing the
guilty parties to justice.
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wTO THE PUBLIC-As N. ss,s.n g..

@ ~ TIE PCBLlC.-As the season Is now upon us
ia which there is less suffering caused by that
plague OF the west, VIZ chis, fever and age, or
ny term IT, fever and aguewe would attention
the advertisement of Dr. Manns Ague Basam found in
another COLUMN of to-day's paper. If give credit to
.e numerous testimonials therein given Of the high es
and worth from ali nor,s of The western world are
led to believe that it is great remedy and one on when
the public can place confidence as to its efficacy we
have long looked for that period when some remedy
might be discovered and offered to suffering humanity
complete antidote to ma iaria and from evidences
We see in favor of the Baisam led believe that
that time come and that no one need any longer
suffer- they procure bottle OF this medicine
Sold by Z. Y. GRiG0s and D. WALKER Co. dec1l-1m
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A Bargain.

,, ubscrijer having sold his MIL, offers at private
on- pair Of matched ..rses, tipttn farm or ouni
bus team:
One Carriage Horse
One double Harness. silver ,lated, nearly new,
ops double Harness, in good repair;
One single Harness
One open, two seated, single double - Democrat
Wagon. warranted carry good Republicans as well
One single Lumber Wagon;
One double Lumber Wagon, said TO be the best ever
made in this County, heavily ironed and good new
Loo Grain Sacks;
5000 Flour Barrels.
Also, fifteen horse Steam En- CINE, and othe
property all of which may be the Agueduct Mill
at the barn Of the undersigned.
Terms liberal for good paper.
oc2S JAMES FEELER.
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Table

al tf- ysi-c.psi attic. triasy7EEG r.. I'iloi
otd .Hi.ifTIF Canal eri-r ~ az 5,z 'oser.o5s 6f
rec ~ ptfa,rG during tie ysgr- :, is t. I5-., Gl
ISIS, ending the 2utA dag 81 NDEss"teT rrrs gar
Ifso, dIaoaEf y tots Fec..ra O.: sii .g5ce a'rf's,
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The New York Tribune speaks of the
ictory Of Mr.. Dsnsias as a NEST "br,l!iant
land conclusive one" and it regards his nom.
inaton for the Presidency BY the Charles.
ton Conve ntion as inevitable" and his eli.
cotton ~ extremely probable"
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Western Nebraska, Pixies Peak, &c.

Fort CALHOrS, Dec. 8, 1858.
Friend OsMAS Not knowing but your
many readers would be pleased to hear
something from this distant and wild region,
and more particularly since the discovery OF
the "precious ore short distance We st Of
US. Nebraska is soon to come out of that
state of inactivity and distress that has cha
racterized her during the last year, and to
those who are now here, and those who are
to come soon, we can safely say 1.-THE thing
is here and can be yours" provided you
hold fast and persevere. Times are some
what tough, and money at present scarce,
but the coming spring is to witness the
greatest Influx of emigration that has taken
place in any one direction since the famous
years of 1s49 an 1850 when California was
inundated by a living food fr ON the I" Far
East"
As the gold discoveries, and events con-
nscted Herewith, are of the greatest import
ance to MANY Of the readers of your paper,
who are anxiously looking for something
that can be satisfactory to them, l will state
to Won what has occurred within my own OBJ
servation, since the 18th day of September
last reside some 16 miles north of Oma-
ha, the centre Of all news relating to Nebras
ka. About the time above mentioned, the
reports that were circulated seemed likely to
run off every man who could muster means
to outfit for the winter, and as soon as ii
was ascertained that the discoveries were ac-
tually made, and the yellow stuff" itself
had been shown. and that too, IN large
quantities, large number of men, from all
parts of Iowa, and this part of Nebraska.
Immediately fitted out and prepared for the
journey, to try wintery home in the
mountains. Among those who went were
some lS from this immediate vicinity, and
men, too, who are amsng the reliable. They
left Omaha about the first of DC ober, and
travelled some 500 miles and sncamped at
the mouth Of Cherry Creek, on the I'd day
Of November. shave received letters from
all those who left here, since ,htir arrival in
the new Eldorado," and their unanimous
verdict is, THAT there is plenty Of gold;"
and among other things they write, Keep
on the north side Of Platte river. if you wish
to save time and hard roads," Now to those
who may be going from your county in the
spring, their natural route is direct TO Coun-
Gil Bluffs, thence across the Missouri to
Omaha, where they can obtain every article
they may need on their journey west. The
reason refer to this at all is, that strong ef-
forts are being made by every paper between
Omaha and Kansas City, lin Missouri,) to
obtain the travel that the emigration would
naturally create. When it is taken into con-
sideration that the best gold fields lie north
of Omaha, and that the Platte Valley affords
a straight and level passage, some ESQ miles
nearer than Kansas City, certainly this
must be the route.
There will leave this county one cut of
every three men, as soon as grass STARTS
To those wishing to secure cheap farms here
is the place, and now is the time to buy.
A.P.
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SENATOR DouGLAs.-A despatch from New
Orleans, dated 18th inst, states that Sena-
tor Douglas left that city On the Steamer
Black Warrior, en- route to Washington,
whether by the river or coastwiss to New
York is not stated,
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The NORTH BRIrIsH REvIEw.-Cone nts Of
the November nu nbcr:
The Present State of France; Trans!a.
lions from Sanskrit; German Church Histo-
rians; Oxferd Aristotelianism Aquatic To-
ology-Sir John G. Dalyell; Decimal Coin
age; Novels by the Authoress, of "John
Halifax" Popular Education in Britain and
Ireland; Decay Of Modern Satire; The At.
lantie Telegraph Recent Publications.
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The PcsTACE any part 81 the Emitted States vii be
but Trenty -Four Cents for - Backw wood" and
but Fourteen Cent? year for each OF the Reviews.
A. the prices the Periodicals will be furnished
l-ja and premium 10 sucscriGsTs the Nos.
Of Periodicals for 1851, will furnished
plet-. 1ri.tout additional Charge.
Unlike the more epheneral Magazines OF the day,
the. Periodicals lose little by Hence fun
the Nos with omissonsl FOR 1851 may be regard
ed nearly as yaiGa Die FOR lo59.
Subscribers wishing also The Nos. for 1856, and 1855
will supplied At the following EyTsssELY RATES.
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JAMES FEELER.
O1iCR =

"AvING "sold out" and intending t6 change my
place of residence soon poss hls, hereby
notify all persons having demands against myself 70
the without delay also, avoid further
trouble, all persons knowing ;hems elves be indebted
notified to settle the mmedia ely by note
r otherwise. foc2sl JAMES KELLER.
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Senator Douglas.

From the following despatch, published
in the eastern pap srs, it will be seen that
Senator Douglas has proceeded directly from
New Orleans 10 New York
New Orleans, Dec II.
Senator Douglas left this morning on the
steamer Black Warrior fer New York, en-
route for Washington. He was escorted to
the steamer by the Mayor and concourse
of citizens. A salute OF one hundred guns
was cred, and great enthusiasm was mani
tested by the people.
WAR DECLARED AGAINST MExICo.-The
Philadelphia Press says the Spanish Minis.
ter waited upon General Cass yesterday and
announced to him that Spain had declared
war.against Mexico.
The above was telesraphed from New
York on Monday. A Washington despatch
on Wednesday says, per con, that the
Spanish Minister has received no intelligence
Of any such declaration Of War by Spain
against Mexico, although the air is full o.
rsmors Of that sort
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NpcCt1I Plank KOlN WccIsng.
yIyIIE stockholders of the OFT Northern Plank Road
Co. and all others interested, requested meet
at the office of the Secretary, in Harding, Monday
tie goth inst, at o'clock p NJ, to take
ton making Of McAdamized gravel road from
City of Ottawa to Earlve, and such other
business may properly come before said meeting
BY order of the Directors.
dec1l +. z. ALLEN, Se.reidru
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1IE. J b BASTIEN having ba; recently returned
WI from France, where he has purchased large stock
Of pure RHINE AND ALSACE WINES which have jass
arrived. and offered for sale the OF
These Wines warrant 20 he the pure jnce without
any adGterstion, and probably the only pure i'm
ported Wines IN lie city.
We viii sell these Wines either BY the bottle GAL
lon to suit purchasers. Price reasonable
" dscl1 BASTIES RITA
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New ARRANGEMENT.

VNILBCRN F. WALKER has removed the CONNER
w of Walker Hickiing's brick building, cor
of Mill and La Sale streets lie has combined
good and full stocks OF General Merchandise Having
formed partnership with Z. ii. Raymoed, their faciii
ties for buying and selling will be equal any Hsuse i
the city.
Their stock consists Of Fresh Family Groceries, Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Glass, Nails
Produce bought and sold, e1char~ &c.
terms. eco en- the best or
trends and new give n call. and you shall Be
Pleased both IN quality and price. w + WALKER,
nov6-ly T.. II. RAYMOND.
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SuperbIy Bea ulifuI,

TUsT OUT, YuE CosxoroLrsAN ART Journal for h.
- cember. Over seventy pages-choice articIes-els
gantly usrated-spiendid Steel Engravings Price a.
cents Specimen copy sent, on receipt OF 10 cents IN
stamps or coin. Address -
nov2o. CT. DERBY, W Broadway, NJ,
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WILD GecsE AFFArE.-Onc Petrie, or
Parole, has been despatched from Washing
ton to Cal fornia with a copy Of the Presi-
dents MessaSe, overland. Passengers by
the last overland mail report that they met
him four miles this side of Fayetteville, Ar
kansas. This is the worst part Of the whole
route. He would abandon the coach n,
Fayetteville, ard proceed by daylight on
horseback until physically exhausted, when
some employee of the company wsuld take
the document and push onward with all
possible dispatch.
Ofwhat earthly consequence is it, wheth-
er the people Of California get the message
three days earlier or later?
INFORMATION WANrED.-Two BOYS, one
named Charles w. Haptonstall, aged about
Il, and the othsr named Alonzo Robinson,
aged II years, left their homes in Rocks
Greek township, Livingston county, about
the middle Of October last, and have not
since been heard Of. Any person knowing
OF their whereabouts will confer a great ia
vor on their distressed parents by sending
information 10 the office Of the Pontiac
Nsns.
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DIR. &. J. LEEDS
UININ E S q 3 S II T U T e
Or NERVE T0SIG,
WILL CURE
FEVER AND AGUE;

yEKLOs CXAGEES IND P4N4 VA FEDERS
AN often b- prevented by the OF this invaluable
- remedy Tie recipe . IRON very celebrated Ply
after thirty i've years experience IN Hospitals ad
New YORK CIty. and has been teSted
the JCoHd.rfai sgcr.ss In the Western and
Western country, where fsyeT ana iy"@ prevail
], has accomplished much ~ curing The disease vel!
q T-noNariuE aud rsyuperaring tn system already
..atlerei by the Of QiEiHs, NorPh.Re, and Hrr-
,y cr from free the trashy nostFuuls such
are daily n- forced upon the uus,pectnr IN valid
Ts suffering from pTostTas1on after disease recon-
mend and guarantee this Mine psrGec; Tonic
To travellers in unhealthy cl.l..i=s. I would the
words Of the well known CAP. - JOAN y. NtNSoSr
~ a y~,-"l Packet IN o any years IN the
-rt.u--. a.. -4 Aro-rI1 Costing trade II uOHId
r .. gang 90 .F frt...a. 9 FGader as
~ ,-.a.f o.. '--,.gE SrE-fIrgr3--'
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Subscribe ut once,

wish to secure n copy OF that elegant Eper.v.
l. ing, The VILLAGE BLACKSMITH" and the ART Jerp.
NAL with the other premiums be and subscribe S3
before the LIST of Jan. 1883 Specimen copies Of the
above. and fl given, by applying Asrnra
LOCKWOOD, ESQ, Agent See advertisement elsr where
headedvNew Features &c. movie
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Ho Ye! Ho Ye!
Christmas is COMM

AM prepared for children of all sizes WITH the atges'
1 stock of TOYS Notions, Children's BOOKS "h'Ps'
Drums Guns &c &C. ever brought to Ottawa
"KRIST KINDLE!N"
Has larger team this year than last, because the
rc.S ore lower and will load at my store, and be
ready to distribute after the Dimes are paid
ADMITTANCE FREE,
Pt will cost something out, because there will
be so many nice cheap things to buy.
declI E.Y.GRIGGS
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6>RANBERRIES.-Just received. by expr ess a lot o
~ Cranberries, At nov20] HIsEs.
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Splendid offers for l So j, 81. SO, aud SO

- -. o
cal. aScve named Il 43l per a.
A. We shall again De likely offer such induce
mcns s those here presented, " tie time 10 ssb
scrsSe.
Remtances must, n all cases, h. AIDE diree. 10
t'e f'nhtsstrrs for At these prices
. allowed agents Address
LEONARD SCOTT co.,
/ nov2. W u COL Ntrfcf. N,Ir York
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NOTICE is &---by gwen AL whom it may concern
~ that = sale of Lands and Lots for the and
thereon fS- tie year \ ID. l>j, held ~ the
door OF tho Court House IN ottawa. in the tointy o. La
Sale and STATE of Illinois. by the Treasurer Of said
County, commencing the llth day OF May, A D.
ls5!, the subscriber purchased the following described
tracts OF Land aud Town Lots. situated IN SAID County
and tina; the time Of redemption the same will expire
frnn d,N NJ lid sale
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Hail the New Yeas!

Young Men, Iou..c ladies & ! arried Folks:
I HAVE = splendid stock o. E'''"r', N.nA., Osre
Cases, Work Boxes, Writing Desks, An, H.oAnss
Port Foos Poets and thousand things p.th nee so~
appropriate, for gifts of Love and Friendship.
REMEMBER,
That l. T. GRiCGs has the incest, best and chsapeaS
Books, for presents, in Ottawa Don't let friend o.
rcs pull the .'ApotheearysT scales over your eyes.
Given At my Drug and Book Store, under my
hand and seal. ldeclIl E-Y GRlGGS.
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BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE IToryD
HESE Periodicals ably represent the three yr.
l liIieai parte, Of Great Britain-Wtig, Tory, and
Radcal-bUt politics forms only feature Of their
character Al organs Of the most pro ound on
Science Literature Morality, and Religion, they stand
a they have stood. unrivall-d in
being considered Indispensable the sch olar
professional while to m. Intelligent reader OF
every class they furnish more correct and satisfactory
record of the literature Of the day througt
world than De possibly obtained from any othe-
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J.r HAZARD, PycVri TER,
IL .3ti6.B L0Bs. Nets York.
- = ALaLG A CO, ig's,ts, Ott-i irr
E.ta,s Of Ybon,rs .T,Ans ilc'F

IL g,id.E L0Be. Ncte York.
- !. AI-..LG co, Ag'ats, Ott.iied
Estate OF Ikorirs .Y1hHs, Gec'G
a Office !. h.reby given persons having claims
4 against th- estate O; Thomas Johns, decd that
vii attend 2 o. the County CoGr OF la Sale
County. held Ottawa County Of La Sale
AID % Illinois. the 1t Monday OF February
eI when AMI wh.re all persons viug claims against
sa;I notified present the writing 20
cad Court t.f a. u--nent-
HErH JOHNS.
TIMOTHY JOHNS, -Essc31,5,s
E GerJS-ssE THOMAS JOHNS
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J. III. RIEMKASTEN,

VETERINARIAN,
MOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of ottaws
w and vicinity asd particularly those owning horses
and cattle, that he has lately established himself in Or
tava and that he will be At all times in readiness
tend to the wants OF those who will favor them with
their patronage
He can be found daily frsm o'clock A. II. until
o'clock NJ at the office OF the La Sale County Demo-
krGt, Osmans Block.
Residence at the house OF kr. CHAs BuErrSks Lafsy
cite st. rdec III J. H. REINS KASTER>
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M the 9th inst, the road from Ffeedonor Prsi-
~ RE Centre TO OTTAWA. a YELLOWISH COL0RED
POCKET BOOK containing about four dollars in silver
change also the following viz for Sis 50,
with endorsement and for 81. -, both made by
Sebastian J.. Eastwood to r. Z. widey bearer the
first due 18th the other May 1859. All prrsous
cautiored against negotiating the Two dol
lars reward will be paid for its by returnngts
ARTHUR LOCKWOOD, Esq.
dec1l-3vs RICHARD WILDLY
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{ SIDER vINEGAR-Jus, received and for sale a,
" nov20 HISE's
Winter Apples.
tIhh BARRELS choice Winter Apples, just received
/ OOO and for sale at [oc2>l RISES.
Wanted,
| GOOD improved Farm prairie Lands in La Sale
/ "A County, in exchange faE good Iowa Lands and
Cash. Cal! at the Land Office of laovo] L. p. SANGER
I Cider Vinegar,
VXIARRANfED pure article, and OF the hrst quail
! w ty. ats5 cts. per gallon, at Loe2sl RIsE's.
For Sale,
GOOD new Lumber Wagon, at a bargain. Enquire
IA of fmy2sI CAMERON EBERHARDi
stewards Choice Candies.
lust received, fresh supply of Stewart, New York
- Candies, of every variety for sale wholes re-
tail, at loc2SI HISE'S
Kerosene Coal OIL anu I.nmps,
4 HIS Lamp will give light equal to six Can.es ana
! one cents certh Of OIL tcW burn tsaaeea three
and four hours. ~ "
For economy end brilancy of light, IN 5 Lamp cannot
eb equaied For sale by lsepill $. c. EARL SON.
Have you seen lhcml
SHlHAT superb Engraving, 1.-THE VILLAGE BrAcksxIrB~
4 and the beautiful ART JOURNAL which are furnished
to subscribers of the Cosmopolitan Journal can nov
be seen at the office of ARTBuR LoCcwoop. ESQ. for
short time Only See adyerseraent elsewhere headed
New Features. uoy2O
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nN Tuesday before Christmas l will open . large
~ stock Of Toys and Christmas present.
deciI Ely GEIGGS.