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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-03
LOCAL NEWS.

The following local items we copy from last
weeks Republicans
In JAIL.-James Haines, a youth ofsixteen
years, was brought to the Jail of this county on
Monday evening last, by an officer, for passing,
or attempting to pass, a forged check on Thorn.
as Hamilton, of Jefferson county endorsed tc
j. P. Watson, Banker, Of Harrisville, in this
county. We learn that he also endcavored to
replenish his purse, in the same unlawful man
ner, at the Banking House of Rein WEIGH &
Co., Of this place.
Fora young man just starting into life, this
is a tolerable commencement; but his name be-
ing "Haines'' will account for his prccocity in
financial matters, and may serve him as good a
purpose in after life. as it did that other chap
who said my name is Haines."
Miss WooD'S CoNCERT.-The Concert ofMiss
Wood, on last Thursday evening, was we'll at
tended, and the performances-both vocal and
Observation-Disclosures the youth of the scholars
is considered, done much credit to her pupils,
and reflected a high degree ofhonor on the fair
instructress. The concert fully came up to our
expectations, and gave universal satisfaction to
all present. Pecuniarly speaking, as we'll as
otherwise, the concert "paid."
FIRE. On last Wednesday evening thu
dwelling house Of Mr.. Joseph P. Johnson wa
discovered to be on fire in the roof. By the
timely and prompt attendance of our citizens
the fire was subdued before any considerable
damage was done-burning off a small portion
Of the roof only.
A STRANGE AFFAIR.-The Wheeling Mtel.
genter contains an account of a mysterious aflai
connected with Mt. Pleasant, which will, NJ
doubt, be silted out in time. The Intelligence
says, "that about two years ago, a man came
to Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, about twelve miles from
this city, and deposited in the branch bank o
that place, a large amount Of money. Th'
man only remained over night, and the mex
morning drew his money from the bank, re
sumed his journey, and the circumstance was
soon forgotten by all who were acquainted will
it. Some two weeks ago, a couple of men VIII
represented themselves as police officers from
Washington City, came to Mt. Pleasant to max
enquiry after the traveller OF two years before
They said he had been murdered and robbed
and that they had reason to believe the none.
was concealed somewhere in the neighborhood
They had a diagram representing certat
grounds where they intended to search for tn
hidden treasure. The two men left Mt. Pleas
ant, and after searching SOM time for the mon
ey, said they could find nothing, and left for n
one knows whittier. After their departure sus
picion of foul play induced a citizen of the tow
to write to Washington in regard to the char
acter Of the officers. A reply came that n
such persons were known in the city, 1t
now thought that if there was any murder i
the case, it was committed by the very me
who came to hunt for the money, and they sue
ceeded in finding it."
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GThe Peace news published in last weeks
Sentinel, is fully confirmed by the late arrivals
from Europe.
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BAD ARRANGEMENT.-The Wheeling Island
and Jefferson county Fairs are to be held at
the same time--September 14th to 10th.
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1TWe direct the attention OF the merchants
of Eastern Ohio to the card of John II. Spooner,
dealer and manufacturer of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods, Philadelphia, in to -day's Sentinel
Our merchants would do we'll to call and favor
Mr.. Spooner with their orders. Mr.. S. j.
Hatcher Of this place, lisa very clever gentleman
and will take great pleasure in seeing the mer-
chants from this and adjoining counties.
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The Picnic

At the Grove, on last Thursday, was a very
ereditable affair. Every thing passed of pleas
antly. The women were pretty, danced beau
tiiully and looked charming and captivating
The gentlemen had on their pleasant smiles,
and we're as polite and agreeable as French dane
ing masters. There was an abundance of"com-
forts for the inner man, and after all were full
ly supplied, baskets full were left on hands
The music could have been better, and doubt
less would have been, had the exercises been in
doors. To the different committees great praise
is due for the efficient manner in which they
performed the various duties assigned them.
Such a gathering as the one at the grove or
last Thursday was not only beneficial and in
teresting, but was very amusing, and calculated
to make all who participated, feel better ant
live longer. We would like to see these gath
erings come oitener.
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Fresh Groceries,!

A LII kinds Of Grain and Produce delivered a
N our Warehouse in Cadiz, for which the high
est market price will be paid in cash G. IL w.
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MackenZic's DepuratiVe Extract.
For all diseases of the blood and skin, such as
s~crofula, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Filters, Ulcers,
Fever Sores, etc, a perfect Alternative and vital
zer--strengthening and giving tone to the muscle
nerves and general system. Manufacture and Tor
sals by the proprietor. Gil MCKENZIE.
ap2OIy Cleveland, o
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Democratic County Ticket.
OF MERCY"

amount received on subscription to Cadiz Sentinel.
Israel Rankin, Athens tp. $500
Hugh Brindley, Greene tip. 200
VIM. Croskey, ST., Greene tp. 200
VIM. Kyle, Greene tip 200.
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TO Il caChers.

TINE Board of Examiners Of Harrisong county
l. Ohio, will hold a meeting at Cadiz, on the las,
Friday of each of the following months April,
September, October, and November, 1889, and
February aud March, 1860, commencing ut
10 o clock, A. NJ. on each day, for the ex.
animation of Teachers, under the TACT to provide
for the rcorgar i1 ton, supervision and maintain.
ance of comrs IN schools passed March "A, 1859.
By Order OF the BoaId,
NJ 3 ADAMS, Clerk.
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ORA campmeeting is to be held near Fair
view, Belmont county, commencing August Is,
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OcrMr. ARCHIBALD VIRTUE, an old and high
ly esteemed citizen ofStock township, departed
this life on the 28th ult.
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.yObu Miners Estate.

NOTICE is hersby given that the subscriber has
been duly appointed and qualified as Administra-
tor of the Estate Ct John Miner, deceased, late OF
Harrison county, Ohio. All persons interested
will please take notice accordin gly.
FREDERICK KlMMELL,
July post Administrator.
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6rThere was a partial eclipse of the sun on
last Friday evening.
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July POS
Notice,

Is herebr given that the partnersh Up heretofore
existing between Il. ]. Brown and NJ J Brown,
under the firm of Brown Il Bro, is this day dissolv-
ed oy mutual C ,nsent. :.
The notos aud Books are in the hands of I. J.
Brown, who will continue the business as hereto
fore. -. DnOWN,
Cadiz. .July G, 1859. Ut M. J, BROWN.
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Price of Flour i'm Cadiz Il N. York.

Price of Flour i'm Cadiz IL N. York.
On last Saturday the price for best quality
Ohio Flour in the two great markets Of the
world was quoted as follows:
Price best q~oulity per Dbl. in Cadiz. ........, $3.50
do do do New York;. $50
Difference in fevor Of Cadiz market. 20
What do the millers in Chicago, Milwaukee,
Cleveland, GAINESVILLE, Cincinnati, &c, mean by
shipping their produce to such a second hand
town as New York? Why don't they crowd
it into Cadiz and get $3.50 per barrel instead
Of forwarding it to the Eastern cities; where
they are compelled to take from S4,75 to So
80! Is it any wonder that they occasionally
break up when they neglect to ship their Flour
to the head of market? When will these trad
ers have some sense?
0FThe above from the Tuscarawas Adro-
cate, suits this locality just as we. as New
Philadelphia, by inserting Cadiz for New Phil
adelphia, which we have taken the liberty to
do,
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lust received a large and splendid stock of fine
j family Groceries, of all kinds, viz! Rio and
Java Coffee, Crushd, Pow'd and Granulated Sugars
MCPHERSON 4 co.
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. 6TSee the card of the well known Notion
blouse of McClandless & Richardson, Philadel-
phia, in to.day's Sentinel. This is one of the
best houses in the city, and Mr.. Spence (who
by the by is well known to oil our merchants,
will take great pleasure in selling you good
goods at good bargains.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-03

tTThe Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York, one
of the greatest palaces of the people, has been
fitted throughout with DOdge's patent impro-
we'd open fire CRATE, of which B. L. g. A. M.
Parsons are the agents for Harrison and Tus-
caravans counties. The proprietors Of the hotel
are determined to have all the modern i'm
provements."
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6TMr. WIN. KYLE, ST., an old and highly
esteemed citizen of Greene township, departed
this life in his seth year, on July 26,
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6rBecves sold in the Allegheny Cattle Mar
ket, on the 28th ult,, at prices ranging faom 2 to
4 cents per ID. Sheep from 81 to 1926 per
100 lbs.
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G-Mr. JOSHUA Howard, one of our most
respected citizens, departed this life at his resi-
dence in Cadiz on last Saturday evening, July
80. His remains were followed to the grave on
Sunday, by a large concourse of people. He
was buried by the order Of Odd Fellows, Of
which he was worthy and acceptable member.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-08-03

GrE. II. Tappan, Esq, Of Steubenville, has
accepted the appointment of Professor ofMath-
ematics in the Ohio University at Athens, Ohio.
The appointment is an excellent one, as Mr.. I.
is one of the best Mathematician in the coun-
try
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1859 GOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE. 1850
Second Stock of Spring and Summer Goods
TREMENDOUS STOCK!
Filling our three store rooms to OverfOwing-bein the largest stock OF
Rich and Desirable Goods that has been in the city for 10 years

THE Suhcrheun take pcnunem annumiHgd thai. they hNen now int store the LARGEST, and 10
HH rYpccst thu MOST DESRA BE Stock Of Foreign d Domestic Goods they have ever present
ed to The public. Such e our arrangements with The Importers and Manufacturers ,bWng ~ - 10 q 2
amOLm our me stock whC ahl tstw e can si goods upon as aYolHoe hrms@ my hdsn te
West. Among our purchases hch amount TO l5DcaSse md baes, We caH particular auenuon TO ~
of goods 1umghtu New York AucuonH Houses, IN OIgmal. packages embracing SOME Of no
CHEHD 80 Sp uVgW WT 80 "y zee nrI-uL@ = 1~Er.N
the publ, we neal not Oyb make OURS the largest store IN pntd SIOCh and lNE
Wheeling, whehnh sb beef fr YEAR. paN1t tdoubya sAHg as hneW Is ,nPoaibe,, " = hAh
have q large force dhEt class salesman tEnglha and erman &c emany aRn oohghg
Who With ourselves will heal shPpy tosow goods at ssmaI advanced On cost U W mO0~ Hnh
pOIsq quick sales and pomp pay.
Gr stock wHlh afwaysk nd the larg@us stock of rehfny and plain DrsS hks IN tho city.
The richest chdRs, Tissues aencas Robes OF avery style and summer fabrics OF ewys styles ma
pue The chmnest variety ofCbanuHy and French Lace Mmks and SHk do, adl the ba variety
OF Grape SIX SHa ad hanue Oe"yL y"L Ie "U" 9H Of ImhNrh ~""t~
las Chls Baages Prints, &C. & ever brought TO the y-DUy 10000 Yards
MEN AND BOYS WEARING clp particular attention. our immense sck Of Cloths asn-
mePs, rTeeds linen HRdc Ouontb1e% andm lshns caEah' ec ~
and Hats we chauange the wOrd-we ner before had half so AMY. Our stock 10 larger
than ALL other gocksn Wheeling combined we can sell Bunncus at = their vaue q good ouaeu
for DIME less than eGb oe heard oL We kepa good kind Of Cupemg, Rugs WHd0w bhmd.
which we will sell very cheap Remember Replace at the sgn -" TIT NodnB ehTe'n near De S~-
pension Bridge, Wheeling, IA.
May ID. STONE d THOMAS
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6TWe were favored on Monday with sever
al delightful showers, which will do great good.
For this Providential favor, let us be truly thank
full.
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SPRING G. SUMMER sHA WIS!

Including a full assortment Of White Goods,
Brilliants, Jackonettes Lawus, Swiss and Mul
Ma-sailles, Thread and Jackonott Edging and In
settings. A large assortment of Mems and Boys
Wear, Ladies and Chlldrens Boots, Shoes and Slip
pers Of all varieties.
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HJWe have received the first, second and
third numbers Of the Campaign Statesman
1t is a large sheet, we'll filled, and spicy. Five
copies for 81, twenty copies for Sc. Send on
the names. Let the committees and candidates
attend to it. Give the people light.
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ORA negro named Thompson, was arrested
in Harrisville, on Monday, the LIST of August,
for disorderly conduct on that day, and lodged
in the Cadiz Jail.
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65-There will be celebration ofthe colored
Sabbath School of Cadiz, at the Fair Ground,
on Wednesday, August II, at 2 O'Clock, P. NJ.
Addresses are expected by Rev. Craig and Mr..
Mccoy. The public are respectfully invited to
attend,
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Made
NEackcnzic's Liver Pills.

usually found in a Dry Goods Store.
Cadiz Lpril -
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y. Ste,oart ~ Go.
A RE receiving their Spriug and Summer stock

Among which may be found Ladies' Dress Goods,
of a great variety, consisting in part OF plain and
fancy sill ks, Chailies, Bnrages, Lawns, Prints, JAG
onetts, Organizers, Doluines, Chintzs, Bargu Robes
JacOnett Robes, &c.
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COAL.

COAL.
A LARGE SUPPLY OF Tue BEST FAMILY COAL. RED
"A ash and white ash for sale % 90 per ton for stove
Auoe crate furnace and delivered from yards
King Greenwich streets corner new Bowey and
WV = MATTHEW CLINTON
NoAL-BRoAD MOUNTAIN. RED ASH PEACH OR.
chard and Leigh from the most approved mines s low
est market price, yards 80 per less from boats
Also, Cumberland, Cannot and Liverpool orrel
HENRY REEVE,
corner Canal and Centre streets AND Jane and West streets
S1- PER TON FOR CoAL-.RED ASH, LARGE
vi. NUT at H. Stove, range CRATE ana furnace
Peaci Orchard Locust Mountain nnd Iehrh doh cred this
week - % and 81 75 Also, kindling Wood ya,, lS
and ls9 Yves. Nineteenth street, between Seventh and Egh
avenuea
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FALL FASHIONS.

~~->------->~~>~~~~~>~
CASE OF ELEGANT PARTISAN SILK HATS FOR
IA young ladies' Just received. and will be 'exposed
Mrs. MELv1LIES 1853 Sixth up stairs, Tuesday,
October H. Also beautiful for ladies'
and children constantly hand Remember Mrs. MEL
yILLE'S, 163 Sixth avenue, up stairs. 4ssa
A GRAND OPENING OF WINTER MILLINERY Elk
a prcssly for the city retail trade Thursday 10th October
The ladies' York and adjacent cities respectfully
solicited to call We take great pleasure in calling attention
of Bonnets aade Of that much admired color
Perkins purple which is warranted not 70 fade
! VIM SIMMONS, 637 Broadway.
U,EENCH DREssMAEING.-A. PERSON WHO THO
roughly understands French dressmakiug according
Abe latest fashions engagement families by
day Call address Mrs Johnson 1l8 I'D st. between
I'd and Lexington ..s4.f.ts a =
T5vASHJONABLE Observation-Disclosures WISHING
fashionable Dressnaking done would do vel apply
Eiss DOMINICK, $50 Grand street. fs
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EXPRESSES.

IMPRESS FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pho
p ogaphs presently and parcels generally forwarded By
nj mode, ate rates. 10 place
brought out from Europe TO this country by the Globe
Express, ~ Broad street. H. W. NORRIS.
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INTERVENING TO LADIEs.--A NEW INVENTION
Il NO MORE PICKPOCKE TS. wv
PHILLIPS, PATENT SAFETY FIR MIJEr

The shove "a the given to Mu for which letters
patent have just granted Washington dated Sept ~
is he following embraces few Of s adyantsges and
70 make nn serve not only as an article keep he hands
desirable TO have in convenient reach at all times The Mutt
externally precisely the same IN appearance ordinary
mu but In s interior gemen Ia supplied with four
separate compartments for deposng such articles pocket
handkerchief, card particularly the poreson
male 10 ladies' making visits shopping excursions win
become Indispensable the portemonIsie entirely
ceaed and from loss by accident and the wsarers
mind perfectly at concerning those troublesome
omers pickpocke There is no possibility Of the poremon
the United States where the article be obtained
AZ address Of the patensee therefore that all honor
al merchants well manufacturers will volun-
srf comply with the requirements of the law without
nace for compulsory measures The trade win
sre eice they will be liable damages for the
sais ~ mus manufactured after the above
license Ger this date We prepared TO license responsible
nsrtea manufacture under patent Application be
made ID The, paientec PHILLIPS FUR EMPORIUM,
-, - - esr 279 Grand street, NJ Y.
<,PENING UAY--CLOAKs, NANTES AND MILL.
merry This lay Mondsy October IL Miss r. DUNNE will
omen her new wa erooms $50 Fulton street. with beautiful
Of The goods in the latest and exclusive
'"'' --N $50 Fulton street. Brooklyn,
opposite Central Bank.
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MR. JOHN IA vCON-SIR-HAvTNG SEEN YOUR
M chnlenre In The New York Herald OF 10th
row me- you will call on me Of ~ Peck sip we can make
rangemcnts for q race ANDREW FAY
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RI, uILLGROvE'S DANCING ACAnrNv
IL. No. 2O6 Eighth avenue near Twentv a.. 49,.
New casscs are now forming on Monday and Ti,r.a.
afternoons ior iades misses and masters And also an
ng class ladies and gentlemen. the fashionmhle M M
sauht N V-schools and private classes attended %nniv
8 above. rf''
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NEWSPAPERS.


CPIRITUAI TELEGRAPH AND FIRBSIDE PREACH.
er-The present good time TO subscribe 81 for sr
months of this interesting weekly. During this time the
patrons shall be fully informed Of the significant cta
philosophy Of pitualsm the reform IN Church and State
ipculcaes mlch other information will be forth 10
essential every preacher lecturer person
who would appear generally Intelligent also lectures by Cha
Beecher and other popular and scientific teachers with
other Instructive matter Price 81 Address O. Partridge as
Broadway, New York. M II
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SPORTING.

T1p. r.. PRICE WILL GIVE A SPARING EXHIBITION
IL al Towns Theatre 100 and 1872 Bowery, on Monday
evening o. H. for which occasion the whole fraternity,
puesc ha, kindly volunteered their services Tickets sold
only Mt the door
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HyHE EVENING FRENCH COURSE AT THE COOPER
i institute, by MN. FABREGOU and OUDIN instructors
in the French department Of the Free Academy will
Tuesday night Oct Is and continue every Tuesday and Fri
pose NM Fabregou and Oudn win be in attendance at
r NJ to afford the pupils the opportunity Of conversing with
mence a. ne o'clock and hst two hons Circulars At the
the desired TO have their registered Monday
early Tuesday evening. ~ : VI
ITO BUSINESS MEN IN ENBARRA SSED CIRCUM-
sances-SPecal attention paid to the INV and financial
experience. line addressed Negoator Herald ooe will
procure confidential interview. 1tFF
UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK.-NEDICA DEPART.
u ment-The Introductory lecture 70 the wing winter
course win be delivered on Monday eveaisg @ tobsr u
M East Fourteenth Third avenue The profession
and public respectfully invited TO attend. taN .
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10th ASSEMBLY DISTRICT, NINETEENTH WARD
10 Alta meeting Of the Tammsny Hail Assembly Conven-
on held al the house of John Eagan Third avenue and
street. the evening Of the 18th inst Thomas
Pearson nominated unanimously. Committee Of three
appointed wait Judge Pearson and inform him Of
nomination. and him accept Of The
venon then adjourned the 18th inst 70 hear Of said
committee uANTHONt MATTHEW'S, Chairman.
W xnr. 4 mspE EED.a. ssecrstariss
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A TIL SENATORIAL DISTRICT CoNvENTION-AN AD-
It ourned meeting of the said convention win be held at
Tammany Hall this Monday evening" Oct II, II ~ o'clock.
Punctuai attendance 10 requested. By order
HENRY r. WEST, President
ALFRED CHANCELLOR Secretary.
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M NJ Ma n1EisMSnNsTAEDT's DANCING ACADEMY. NO. 81
~ Madlson avenue.--Mr. DENNSTAEDT professor Of
1anclng pupil Of the Conscrvatoe Berlin late OF Covent
ssS nsae london and ballet Of the New
nno w S Spen on the M October oe pupils
this city are ample Private classes In families ana oos
- - 'esAoAoo' VI 'lu 49,
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&S OA0 REWARD rs OFFERED TO ANY PERSON
IO;VVU who san surpass Madame G. the only natural
disease in It's worst FORM particularly rheumatism ccnsun
ton liver complaint and scrofua also disease the skin
would do well TO give her call B-This lady has no
equal Call and satisfy yourselves Office LIZ Spring street.
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DARN FOR SAI.E.-A SMALL FARM SITUATED IN
English Neghborhood, New jersey containing acres
SS:S. eent miles from Geeksn ferry on Lire Of Nohera
healthy location plenty Of fruit will be reasonably. Ap
ply to WIN a. PLUMBER real agent "a Washington
street, Hoboken, n J.. 1I.-
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BOARD IN JERSEY CrTY.-SINGI,R GENTLEMEN OR
ID gentlemen and their wives seeking for Board private
mens With pleasant and pleasant location
Jersey City OH M4 - ~ -tts-'t-a 2 ffFI8l =
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uousE FOR sAuE-TuE THREE STORY HOUSE,
IL 800 Houston street In complete crder with and
sold throughout lot 25x95 wifi be sold bargain. APP
ply the premises, TO HOMER MORGAN, Pine street.
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(NsTEoPLAsTIC DENTAL OPERATIONS, BY THE
~ dscoverer his corner q Roadway 40 h s
first street This Artificial Bone Filling g put IN WHY
requiring no pressure giving pain. The meresi sne"
hing teeth can be filed with H.