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NEW York, Nov. 10.
A despatch from White Plains to the Evening
Post says the canvassers have voted to receive
Is Chester returns, which secures the election of
Haskins in the 9th Congressional District.
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N. H. SOLOMONSON.

Practical AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
ees the largest assortment Of the most approved kinds OF
PEcT4CLES Allhis glasses, whether for near OF far
ighted ground under his inspection by machine
Of anew construction, with the greatest care, as TO
suit the in al curing Weaess DizziaesS o.
Inflammation Of the Eyes and imparting strength long
reading fine sewing.
q N H Soiomons0n would here inform the public
Ehat he never employs in the sale OF his lenses
u Also, ssPlendia assortment of SPY GLASSES Ill
CROSCoPES, Co0IPASSES, sc, kept on hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
~ Office IS Superior street under the American Hotel
lnn22
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EROAI NEW YORK.

New YORK, Nov. 10.
The English are stated to have secured from
Ecuador the vast region at the upper waters otthe
Amazon, along under the Andes, which they are
preparing to occupy with all the means and men
incident TO an extended scheme of colonization.
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BATH, Me, Nov. 10.
The steamer Eastern Queen, from Boston for this
port came in collision with the schr. Caroline
Stone, from New York to Bangor, on the 9th inst,
just of Boon Island, sinking the schooner The
Captain and two seamen were saved Arthur Tur-
ner, seaman, was lost.
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SHOT

NEW Okkl NOV. IU-
An unknown rowdy was shot dead today near
Fulton Market, while resisting officer COinness,
who W as conveying him TO the Tombs.
Sheriff Willard has advertised an auction sale Of
the landed property held by the city, iGcuding all
Die rs on both rivers.
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me0ifines.
THE GREAT WONDER
NINETEENTH CENTURY ;


NINETEENTH CENTURY!
pROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA.
L TIVE says the St Louis (NIoJ Democrat Below
We publish letI DR.. Wood of this ,ity from a zen
sis Of lbs Hair Tonic Such e7idencs must have rs s
ltct, when coming from re,he Ii cerideat
useless pufery from the press:
PROF wooD Co-GrhtItmea: Having M nv siten
ton called trw months since, to The highly benecial
application of It upon my hair, winch had bee mo
quite gray. probably third white my whsAers Of
bottle Of your Hair Restorative, aud used II soon
Iuhd that II was proSlps what had wished used II
tie Of WI lch have used some. certify the
bth my head and fl e. and my hair has resumed 5
natural color and believe soft glossy than il has
old my good wife, Al the Of fityWo has used lth
The above deem due to you for your valuable
discovery am assured that whoever will rightly use il
statements am citizen OF this civ and hive been n
resilient here for the last fifteen Years am known TO
make the above with my n5me attached is al 5uT SER
vice. as wish to preserve the beauties of others
1 am truly yours. A c. RAYMOND.
BALTIMORE, January %, 1858.
WOODS hair RESTORATIVE
PROF. WooD-Dear Sir: Having had the misfortune
low fever New Orleans in 1884 was induced TO male
trial OF your preparation and found answer as tho
very thing needed My hair thick and glossy aud
no wods can express obligations TO TO She
afflicted such a treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
The undersigned Rev X Bragg is minister in r, GU
lar standing, and pastor Of the Orthodox Chuch
field, Mass He Is gentleman ui great influence a.d
universally beloved: WAL DYER
BRoOKFIELD, January p l,5s-
PROP WOOD-Dear Sir: Having made tiia OF ,"-r Hair
Restoatiye. gives pleasure say that eec, has
beer excellent IN removing Inflammation. daudrC. and
constent tendency to itching with which lave Leon
troubled from my childhood End has also restored my hair
which becoming gray itsOremal c1,Or have used
no other article with anything like the pleasure
profit Yours truly. ] K BRAGG
The HestOra i've is up Bottles Of three sizes viz
Large, medium; and small. The small holds half pint
and reais for dOar per lOttethe medium holds al
least twenty per proportion the SMALL
and reails for two dollars bottehe large holds quart
ory per cent more III pUpOrOnl and reJas for three
dollars u DO tie
o. J. WOOD & Co, Proprietors sl2 Broadway New
" TX. lin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
ment) and ia Market street. St Louis. Mo and sold y
all good Druggists and Fancv Goods Deslers. C1l6
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z mo sMOKERs & CHEWERs."

No gentleman snoud nli7 IN the society q ladies with
his teeth dscoored and breath tainted with tobacco For
purifying the mouth after smoking chtwas '-FON-
TAINE'S CREAM OF WILD FLOWERS Is one Of the
most efectual dentrfces Il whiieHs the teeth
strengthens the gums. and impas the BREATH Often
offensive, agreeable fragrance.
FOR sHAVING.-lts uch ather penetrates aud softens
the bearl prevents irritation, and renders the operation
easy and agreeable F. C. FoNTAINE Co 3O5 Broad
way, and No Astor House. New York. Sold by ali
a.. sepl5
J. b. Barnes il Co., Proprietors of the Cleve
a1i FluniLng Works. Atwater Block are prepared
vita srge force Of experienced workmen doing every
escriptiol Of Plumbing in the most thorough manner
he scientific plans reasonable terms and
aotice. Large stocks Of Fountains different ,tvlos and
lLss Bathing Tubs OF east and wood, lined with
iHned-c0pper, heaters lead and galvanized
pipes Leather and India Rubber Hose, every descpti10
II Brass sni Plated Cocks including the Paten Se-cUs
Cocks, recently introduced, Wash Bowls and all kinds
fWater Works Fixtures keDt constantly band All
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SEAT CONTESTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 9.
Mr. Ryan, the peoples candidate in the lst dis
t:ict served to day the legal notice on Mr.. Flor
ence, cOntesting his right to seat in Congress.-
Mr. RYAN claims $50 majority.
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WHrrE PLAINs, n. Y, Nov.

The official canvass OF the vote of Westchester
county has only been completed in Is towns of
the 70 Several returns have been sent back for
correction, and the entire canvass will not be I'm
ished before tomorrow evening. The result thus
far shows slight gain for Mr.. Haskin, whose ma
jority will probably be from 10 to Is.
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HIGH WATER
COLLISION.

WHEELING, Va, Nov. 10.
There Is now G feet of water in the river Wealth
er cloudy; boats plenty and rates low to all points
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From LAKE SUPERIoR.-The Iron City, Capt
TURNER arrived in port yesterda- morning from
ontonagon, which place she left on Thursday, Oct
2sth at II o'clock We obtain from Mr.. HOLLAND,
the Clerk, the following memoranda of her trip =
We're detained at Copper Harbor a number of days
by heavy and stormy weather, the wind being
strong northeast; left that place Nov. 5th at a.
NJ left Marquette the night at 10 O'Clock; the
North Star had just arrived there from Grand
Island where she had been detained three or four
days by thewind; the Brig Gen. Worth and Pro-
peller Mineral Rock were at anchor at Marquette
They had ridden the storm in that position The
Northern Light left Marquette Tuesday night and
is supposed to have been at L'Anse during the
storm; left the Saut Saturday afternoon Nov. 9th ;
Revenue Cutter Floyd was there, about to lay up
for the winter, also tugs Rescue and Eclipse, the
latter having been at the ManitOu Islands for Cop
per from the Mineral Rocks cargo reached De-
troit 9th.
The following comprised the Iron City's cargo:
TO Detroit from Phoenix Co., IL bbls Copper
weighing L, ll9 lbs; account of C. 7. Fortier,
Agent, 10 masses weighing 5,472 lbs; on account
of W. W. Spaulding 3 bbls and masses, weighing
:, $50 lbs.
To Cleveland from Cliff Mine, to Hussey & Nc.
Bride "A masses Copper weighing l33, sos lbs, IA
bbls weighing lI6,ss5 lbs, sc bbls Scrap Iron
weighing 2O,36s lbs. From Astec Mine bbls
weighing 4,37l lbs. From National Mine bbls
Copper, 6,s25 lbs, mass l,ss9 lbs. Also brous ht
few barrels of fish and some miscellaneous freight
She brought down about l2O passengers, SIS Of
whom were for Cleveland. Rough weather was
experienced during nearly the whole trip. The
Iron CRy will now lsy up for the winter.
TIE AMERICAN ''BoYs" BGLL-Seldom has a
happier crowd gathered in Gray's Armory than
that which assembled last night to
" Chase the glowing hours with flying feet"
under the auspices OF the popular boys of the
American
Old and young joined in the festive scene, and
merry and quickly flew the hours
Long live the boys and girls of the American,
and may each annual ball be as successful as the
| eighth has been.
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AMERICAN WATCHES.
APPLETON, TRACY & co..
wALTHAM. MASS. MANUFACTURERS OF
PGEeass ZeUeT' Watches.

THESE SUPERIOR WATCHES are
Il nade by the aid OF and original machinery ex-
press sy designed 10 secure Low PRICE, A FINE.
SUBSTANTIAL RELIABLE TIME-KEEPER The
movements are new IN and pronounced by
the highest authorities to be EAULTLE ESS IN PRINCI-
PIE AND QUALIFY, and have been proved by he most
exactug tests 10 be reliable and unfaiI These
Watches manufactured entire fro crude rails IN
sing e establishment by conuectt and uniform
The manuiactOry being organized upon the same system
that hrs bee adned iG the prcduron he uneeuaed
American hre-aTms which enables 70 produce move
ment al ONEHALF the price Of any foelsn movement Of
the quality; and we guarantee the perfect
Tor ten years Of every Watch manliactuIel " Is
ALL FOREICiN WATCHES ARE MADE BY HAND
the American Watches being he osly ones made By
chine, :, upnn a uniform system through Ut Neuy all
hsndads Wafches defectve. and continually get
ting out III order. parts Of the coantiy,
5ssle To fnd good W5tch reparers and Watb Tepairrg
4 always uaceain and expressive ffhe introduction Of
Aercan Watches diSpnSes Il MS difficulty and COUNTY
MERCHANTS, well Watcl-dealers can keep Watches
rs psrt their stock and thus supply their
customers with STAPLE, winch be used IS any
O. article. without mystery humbug Sold BY The
'i1' RoBBiNs { APPLETON, General Agents,
ssp2s dSw 3m I'll ins IS MAIDEN Lane, New for
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FROST.
AUeUsTA, Ga Nov 10.

AUGUSTA, Ga Nov 10.
1t is reported that there was a killing frost
throughout this section, at least a heavy white
frost is certain, and the cotton crop is scOtehed if
not killed.
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COOL WEATHER.

CHARLESTON, 3. g, NOV. TO.
We have cold change. The thermometer at 10
o'clock this morning was down TO SO and 49,
Physicians say it is safe for absentees TO return
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4, The erenHess Of the Ui5ratioH of the string
However good string may be- it will produce no tone
ana the eyener the vibration the better the
TO yibrte evenly the string should have distinct
TONS directly to and fro The hammer strikes
reeede from the hammer In the H piano second
OF me string Is to return in strag direct line to its
motionis mp, dOwn-up, ,d0yu-Gdigfatel-
second motion Of the string all other makes
to return in direct line the following bend an
article oi substance forms elbow angle
ds nai thereby necessarily mast be drawn the ghest-
the more rapidly it will vbrats. and sides Of benz
string uneveny drawn and its Sides or edges
Of the sides struck by hammer and the string for
eed up instead Of its returning in direct line
side ig!f sde Of the angle elbow its movement
@ SLACK Or contracted side 1t receives dead irony, eiGng
heck which is another cause Of the
old kind Of piauo
5, The erenRess Of one.
This is tae result Of tire fourth stnre itbep univarsslI
conceded thar tone is Produced by afoa and Inn
thsere s' hevibraiioT tie eve''er tbs tone
The strength Of string,
Tn why strings often break the plant
and why they invariably break the elbow bdgepin
be ring being bent at sTP angie that point See dia
necessarily eontrae ted and tie outside or th elbow Of de
string bars the trhoe strain Now If the whole
Is the sesmate The strain is evenly borne
By all parts OF he string then poiri is likely break
tits obliged to bear tlis immense part OF it is La
bic to snap twain change in the weather; esps
eiy this the se in all woodenjr- ed psnos all
will warp and spiing cha OF the atmosphere
WEOle Of
small stronger And can only be replied
by asserting that twice is nOteual to
two does not make four.
T. The great length OF time 1hieh the instrument re-
mains IN tune.
Thsis the result ieatura nasmuch a. string
fateas by stretching And 1t viii readily that if string
four feet in length bears 1ndred pounds equal
y in all parts it will not aennoTe than quick
Of string bearing the strain
The truth and philosophy Of the foregoing
ing and orcbe that the questicr often lsked Why
not sher makers the copper fret straight strn
urel q
fifty thousand dollars have already been offered which
purchase Messrs Haet Davis prefer
ply the public with class saes rather than assist
others do il. any price.
The foregoing plan the Hallet Davis Co Piano
simple. lucid and unanserable that will guarantee grs
piano 10 any who will refute its philosophy.
| OSSIAN f. DODGE.
| Cleveland, August 6, 1853
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1Daper lanaers.
Bnar0i1rn.

ROARDING.-The House No. "a
IL Public Square and by Stone Church-One Of the
peasantest locations the cityis being thoroughly
PsIred and Will be opened for Boarders October lst
E4nliles slng To furnish their rooms, be
eommodafed with large and and bsd-
rooms; and Single Boariers and Day B0arders viii ind
good accommodations, ieasOnabe terms Ladies not
excluded References given and received.
ssnT s. W BURRITT
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shilhngs and STpenees, bought at S5 per ounce, hy
CHAs. A. READ CO, Bankers, No. a6 Water street,
opposite the Post Office.
NIB. Spanish quarters viii average nearly twenty
cents each OCT dAw An 2l6
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TOR SALE-VERY DESIRABLE

I VACANT LOTS on Erie street, between superior and
Euclid streets, 2 lOts-50XI32 feet
PROSPECT ST.-Near Hudson street 591isO ieet Also
near Cheshire St 63xlS9.
ROCKPORT.-Seven acres miles from tue city, near
the plank Road-LOg House and Stable. $500.
GRIST MILL-WATER POWER-With acres Of
land dwelling and barn 20 miles from The city Mill sn
machinery ali in good order and doing soe business
e. O0O ROUSE JENNINGS,
ssp4 - Superior street.
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Greater space 5reeu TIE strings sanlesi-ed eass
B. The Of stopping the r5ratioH Of The string
4. The eTeHHess Of hisri5ratiOH Of aesiring
5, TLequaiay Of iefoHs.
c. TzessengtE Of string
:. The great length Of time iie remains ia uns
That the public may judge for themselves whether
the above statement be publish diagram OF the "a md
all modern improvements. and the Iae Davis co., stys
Ehen accepts the doctrine that living in ags Of E
Poe and that none but old iogies will deny that
equal four and that loo lbs weigh twice my
will Illustrate the philosophy Of the two kinds Of instu
ents ana leave the reader to draw his conclusions
!, The Hallet, Daris & Co. Pianos hare a greater
length Of string than those Of any other make "a
the same sized case
The truth statement nav be seen At vian. "a ,-
ly the entire length Of straight string can be used for ~
~ pm Ied ~ great distance from the end
o. tne piano else the angle would be the string would
concert piten- 0-A' u
well known that reason sioctave piano does not
possess the sss and depth Of tone Of ssven-etave piano is
that its strings are shorter With the above improvement
s. octave Haet Davis piano Is enab 10 send out
make. P''-' Vi '"' 0'SNI
2, The Hallet, D,ris d Co. Pianos hare e rider
space bet'Oeea the strings than those Of any other
make.
The truth this statement is equally plain from the fact
that straight string occupies than simply its
angle from the bridge to he timing SiB ne ~
suits Is the bent strings necessarily together ta
eraTe playing heavy marches fantasies variations The
nave so
never clash against another.
3, The manner Of stopping tie vibration.
The vibration Of the string. pianos commences er
the hammer strikes it. the bridge where 1t is stopped se
diagram H. SPPeN Aseo
The tone Of the best violin world can be ruined by
substituting poor BRIDGE thus proving that the tone Of
string Is materially affected BY the in which vibration
Is stopped The vibration Of the string the H. piano
stopped win lit horizontal ets ofeopper metal see
olarsn ~ giving to the string soft full yni9 tone
while in all otherPianOs the vibration stopped BY uprig
foa Pa lsee diagram b giving thin irony, uHEsI f5ae
that has caused thousands Of persons having fine musical or
ganizations to exclam- -
DO not Ike the irony tWang Of piano far inferior
70 the fuii rich tone Of "a flute melodeOn
Ie reason that the strings In all ether pianos bent at the
1ose pm IS that sharp angle has 10 e in order 10 stop
the vibration In the H. ID c. pr-e Ne strings ar raTP
straight over the copper fFe and hsi thereon bv
he Suspension Bridge Isee diagram = b ] =
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WHY Is THE DEMAND SO GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
BALSAM? ?

BECAUSE IT WILL, in ali cases,
- safely and eectualy cure that much dreaded scourge
of the West-Chs, Fever and Ague-withou fall and ia
fact thousands do testify and unlike all other nostrums
it is only recommended fgl class Of Diseases and
tonic Is unsurpassed We will offer few evidences OF
its WORTH by men of influence and high standing.
Princeton, H. Sept 10Th, 1851.
DR. MANz-Dear Sir For several years past have used
your AGUE BALSABI in my daily practice, and have
closely observed its effects hunr Is Of cases and in
casehas it faed produce the most happy effect.
most cheerfuly recommend it certain specific for
ChIls, Fever and Ague, and SIalariOus Diseases.
Truly Yours, H. AUSTIN, N. D.
RIarshall Mich, Feb. I1th, 1851.
DIR. MANN Col have sold a large amount of your
AGUE BALSAM in this vicinity, and from my personal
knowiease o. H. ossye II the tae pes & iSgIy r. iII Chis'
Respectfully Yours G. A HYDE,
Ashtabula, Ohio, Jan 1st 1858.
MEssRs. s K. Mann s Co.-Gents In canvassing the
States Of Ohio and Michigan for the sale of the different
called to observe the great that your AGUE BAL
SAM has gained for itself in every place whore sold
sales rapid than all others destined to super
sede all other ague remedies IN the market. --
Very Truly Yours, A. s. HENDRH-
New York, Feb o, 1883.
in St Louis, sold your AGUE BALSAM three years and
carefully observed its effects and must u
All esnd9r do not believe IT'S equal exists IN az & 10,
cured permanently every time, and nave known 4 aset
happy result And what more REMARKABLE have neye
known but what rem1ined cured, for at least thai
feet triumph over Chis and Fever
Respectfully Yours PROP D. J. "OoD-
S. X. MANN, Proprietor, Gallon, Ohio Soli
GAYLORD HAMMOND,
WILLIAM FISKE,
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6prfiaI Notifies.
HOLLOwAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS
COAL COAL!! COALMM
JOHN TOD & YATES

Are prepared deliver n pure article OF BRLAR HILL
CHIPPEWAY und LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
expressly for family use.
e Orders promptly filed their Yard on the Canal
near the foot Of Vineyard street. Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. ocl2 dom ZIG. JvN YATES.
q A RARE CHANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT
Persons requiring laht Agreeable and respectable en-
plOyment by which they realize from SO TO $50 per
week, will full particulars by addressing
HUTCHINS * CO,
l65 Chambers street. New York City.
One postage stamp required to prepay answers.
Ocl2 dim 25
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
TROTTING MATCH.
I,,r.o~- nF,ob
HAsKINs ELECTED.

The trot between Flora Temple and Reindeer,
came of to-day, at P. NJ, Flora winning the
three heats. Time-2:34, 2:34, and 2-29.
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No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block. up stairs.
febIs

nor SALE OR EXCHANGE
A FARM.-Niuet, --i1 acres, > miles from the cry BY
raiirua: good pro. sol buiilngs; % acres o.
timber Och1rd with variety Of frultwill
change ia pat for other guCd properly; $50 per
GRANGER STkEET.-One and half stony House and
lotto exchange for farm would prefer ths Vi
Of OlfdO; 81 go.
ASHr ABULA CO.-Near Ashtabua: Farm Cf l5G
acres with variety excellent sO large and gOnd built
ugs; fine orchard about 80 t1mher-wil exchaug
fur from 10 10 the rityi So per acre
PUTNAM PAULDlNG COS-SOme dne Lands IN
these counties to exchange for City property
IOWA-On the Dubuque a.d Pacific Iailroad, so miles
from Dubuqne s2J acres excellent prairie Land-wll
change for Productive City property.
TWENTY ACKES-Near kInsman street. and near the
Civ line with strea of running L rUugh-wlli
,.Tlanae for improved CITY properly; 20 per acre
I6O ACRES-In Pierce county Wisconsin, netr tho MS
ssippi river: rch soil and tmbered0 exchange for
a house end lot IN the City.
WOOD ST-Ihree two story houses and lois a good
1-,uertv-to exchange for desirable western lands
LUCAS CO-Sixicen miles frUm Toledo; 80 acres 10 ex-
change for 4 small house and iOf IN the City
ROUSE & JENNINGS.
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WIGS =! WIGS I! WIGS! /!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEEs surpass all
They are elegant, light, easy and durable.
Fitting TO a charm-no turning up behind-no shrinking
ehead; indeed, this is the Only Establishment where
these things are properly unders:oo and made
233 Broadway, New York.
D2GdSw6m2Ol W FISKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent
Indigestion, Liver Complaints, anda
their Cure.
HOLLoWAY'S PILLS quickly remove obnoxious mat
the blood and thoroughly cleanse and renovate
the system. These Pills remedy for diseases
Of the Stomach and Bowels Sold the manufactures,
No 50 Maiden Lane New York and No 2il Strand Lon
don, and by all Druggists = cts G2 cts and 81 per
box. sep27 R2O
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
Ew ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Edd New Choice Dairy Butter
Ingham Bragg-New Books from Harpers
W. S. RObison-DOnt Read the Advertisements.
GoTham x Ap'in-House Wanted
Henry Bish0p-A Dog Found
Far and SuppeT-Bethel
Situation Wanted by Young Man.