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in Congress or the territorial legislatures
to pass laws giving the judiciary po,ccr TO
protect them is absurd; but that they are
subject to the same protection, disposition
and control of the territorial legislatures as
all other property and rightIul subjects OF
their control
This Is the substance and gist of the
whole Black and Douglas controversy, and
from this analysis OF it, there can be no
difficulty III toresceing how it must ternli-
nate.
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NtW UTK, UttUDcI liih, ~
Flour dull and !" cents lower. sales ii - % o
bb!- IT - a4-a" sufertuc state. si-'iai.~o e.
IL, Stete: <z.'u4i-to -u!er western. as -j5u,
couuGnOu 10 extra we-tesu; : - .l5G interior 10
good extra T. ID o. Canadian dull. sales Of 100
bh,~ ~ - jt4G.-5. kge t.nur->tate - 7jai. 30.
" Aca, dali. heavy aud nominal. lac lower; sale,
OF q. , bg>H~ % Michigan Club, %. Rye dull.
sales o.; -OJ bush, al So EIley quiet, -5--5c-
Corn daN aud heavy, without sales oats dull at
i2Aiic Canadian. western and STATE. i'nrk very
hrahs small -ac, - sIj.3' ruc.,, : .O6- rr.ulr.
Beet unchanged. Cut met, quiet Lard shade
easier: sales - ! Lt!- 81 - .-l4ll lie butter
IN laIr request 1t II -. Ohio: altc, State
Cheese -'e4dy ate .2a.Ol4. WhlsAey quiet. held
AZ % wit. Dayr:, =.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15

FROM PIKEs PEAK-B,low we give ex
tracts from another letter from Mr. Theron
johnson, formerly Of Ottawa, but now dig
cing gold in the Pixies Peak region. The
letter is dated at " Russe!is Gulch, Sept,
18th, 1879"
l have been doing very well since wrote
you last, while al work; but on the llth
started for the new dicgincs 1T the head
of the Platte, (cal!ed Ia-tyaii di,ginEs }
was gone about three weeks and returned
10 nay old claim. There are some rich
claims here. and some thai are not. We
are about 100 miles from Denver CITY
There have been good d!-Cincs found at
the head Of the Arkansas AID Rio Grand"
that will he worked another season, but 1t
/, too late 10 get provisions t. them Row
before winter sets in. The miners about
here are doing we'll New d!cciucs ar. be
IN found ai.oncs. Us every day Ih.r"
are nine quart mills here now. and some
Of them nearly ready u commence Iunr-
ing The" Will make the quartz l.ad-
more valuable. There aye number that
own quartz leads and have taken out large
quantities ready To crush, most Of winch
i very rich. Both lead and .ulcA claims
are held pretty high here, except occasion
ally 10y some ou- Who has got hoine-ick -
There are many leaving for the states and
others for the valleys (Which means Den
Yer and the towns around there As the
weather j. already getting too COO! .or com
fort IN the Iuiue- GA the tth We had
snow 20 - to cover the ground and yes-
tcrday again il showed qul.- squall
Denver ! growing rapid!. and | think
will be a second San Francisco. They
have found coal within mile, Of Denver.
and limestone within miles, 4 company j.
king brick there. and have already ot"
kiln burnt | have no DOUBT mining WI!
be carried on quite extensively here next
:. a-Ou.
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THE Practical MAculNIsT is a publication
recently commenced in New York by l..
II. Leavitt L. Co, 81 Park Row. 1t is got
up closely in the style OF the Scientific
american before its late enlargement, and
resembles it in contents. Published week
ly at 81 year To mechanics generally it
must be double its cost in value.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15

County REV TO Blns By ell
accounts this Office must be valuable. Up
in Carroll County, Dir, Nehemiah Watkins
offers tie people il obey will elect him Co,
Treasurer, u receive all I!i;uo-, Wisconsin,
and Iowa paper money al Per ce&, PIE
MUM for taxes, and New Yorl; money 1T
3 Per cent: while gold and silver will lie
refused Perhaps some Of our candidates
have Offers to make. Who bids?
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Murder at Mendoza.

O'Brien and Roche, the persons named
below, have been lodged in our county jail
to await their trial for murder. We hear
no account of the murder differing mate
rally from the following which was fur
nished to the Chicago Democrat:
MURDER AT MENDOZA, La SALE Cove
are informed 10y Mr. Gilman OF Mendoza,
that a man by the name OF Charles Schnak,
6 German, was murdered OF that place on
Saturday night last, under the following
circumstances: There appears to have
been feeling of luminosity on the part OF
the Irish Catholics of Mendoza and the
German Catholics Of that place. The muir
dcrcd man held the title to thechurch lot,
which was formerly owned by the Catholic
citizens of both nationali;!es. The Ger
mans and Irish had separated, the latter
retaining possession O! the Church lot, to
which Schmak held the title, refusing to
make a deed until the Irish paid up the
sum of money contributed by the Germans
for its original purchase. This circum-
stance had stirred up considerable hard
feeling Oh the part of the lrish toward
Schnak, and probably WAS the remote
cause of the murder. On Saturday night
Schnak being IN Il saloon III the village
was encountered by an lrishman named
Lawrence Q Brien, with whom lie had a
scuille. in which Schnak came out victori
Gus o Brien left, threatening ven.ence
At midnight, when Schnak, in company
: with two other Germans was proceeding
ho,neward, . Brien, with man named
Maurice Roche, and several other Irish
men, met him and instantly knocked hin
down, and beat him to death.
! O Brien and Roche are arrested, and th'
( officers are upon the track Of two other o.
( the murderers The murdered man wa
very much respected i'll Mendoza
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Exported for tie Oaara Free Trader
Destructive Fire.

NORTH VERNON. ND, Oct IA.
\ fire occurred at North Vernon, Ind,
last night, destroying property to the
amount OF $4,000, ON which there Is an
insurance of only about 5000 Thirteen
buildings were entirely destroyed. The
fire originated in Il stable. and is supposed
to be the work Of an incendiary. The
principal losers are: VIM. Sharp x Co, dry
goods, Riley x McClclland. Fclting 4 Co,
VIM. Love, and f. s. lIenninger. Among
the buildings des royed are the Mechanics
Hall, Adams * Co.'S Express O:Ece, and
the Post Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15

BOsToN Oct Il
The State Senate has assisted to grant
permission for the erection Of statue Of
Horace Mann in the State House grounds,
to lac placed opposite that Of Webster
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15

LosEsoY TURNED PoET- Hon. Owen
Lovejoy, who had been appointed to deli
yer the addrez. at the Knox County fair
last week, gave it in poetry. His political
addresses generally draw so largely on the
imagination. that it would hc an improve
ment hereafter to deliver them also in
verse. BY way of a stroke of the pathetic
he could dres. up and throw in little
truth about his brothers wife and children
whom he becgarel as administrator of his
brothers estate.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15

Gen Jacob Fry. of Ia Sale, = named "a
4 subtitle candidate for auditor Of public
accounts at the next state election. We
feel assured that Gen Fry all he accepta-
hle t. every democrat in de state, and
that all men OF all parties, VIII coucsdc
that he /. emiuent!y fitted for the post
Ucggo Tmre.
Hereabouts, the democracy vii! urge
Gen Fry 81 candidate for Governor, al
though i, mus; be admitted the state Is sad
~ in need Of man OF his incorruptibie
honesty and integrity for Auditor, -
candidate for either Acknowledgements
or Aui.to-,-he viii distance any oppo-i-
ton that can show its face il La Sale.
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Two persons have gone to law, in Litch-
field, about the possession of Swapping
turtle either ofwhom the reptile would bite
with pleasure. Some fifty dollars have
already been expended in the case. The
case il going to the Superior Court
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15

snow storm offfteen minutes duration
prevailed at Florida, Mass, on Wednesday.
and nearly whitened the ground
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r,.-.,,, o., -

CINCINNATI. Oct ii.
Henry Falls carpet dealer. Fourth st,
failed yesterday, with liabilities amounting
10 between $4,000 and 100000
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15

MEs. TAEBLE, miss Avery has Just re-
ceived another shipment of fall and winter
millinery direct from New York. Ladies
who have been waiting for this arrival to
get their new bonnets for the season. had
better 20 at once. The first one that calls
has the pick of the lot.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15

The total receipts Of the Fair at Chicago
are stated TO be $4,000 The year before
1T Richmond, Va, they were something
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15

DANTE STATE CoSvENT!oS-Thes squad Of
5000, composed Of the federal office hold
or, III this State. have issued 4 call for a
State convention to appoint set OF anti
Douglas delegates 10 the Charleston Con-
VeutIon.
The Joliet S;9nal. edited by an alf-an-a ali
member OF this squad, objects to this call
on the part of the Captains and Colonies
OF Cook, on the ground that it Will tend
to bring ruin upon TIE democratic party OF
Illinois. We have no such apprehension
II the Charleston convention is composed
Of material that Will commit the outrage
upon the democracy of Illinois of admit
Ting the delegates sent by this squad, then
/: viii matter little whether their nomina-
ton Is made with or without the aid OF
the Coloueis of Cook. lie Will never see
daylight in Illinois. While If hat con
ycntion IS composed OF men who will do
the democracy of Illinois justice then the
DANTE delegation VIII only bring til.
greater contempt on those who sent them
By all means, let the internal. crew
exhibit their delegates at Charleston.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15

GENERAL. CONVENTION OF THE ?. E. CHURCH
OF TIE L. S-This eccle-ia-tical body is
now in session at Richmond, Va. 4 friend
has sent us the Richmond Enquirer con-
tanning the proceedings of the first three
days:
Bishop Meade, of Virginia, presided
MI Binney, Lord Bishop of Nova Scotia,
was present The Committee on new Do
ceses recommended the admission Of the
Diocese OF Minnesota, and the report was
| adopted. Chicago was fixed upon as the
place for holding the next convention
! The committee on Canons reported that
| Canons No. ! and >, of 1858, are not re-
pealed by the action of the last Convention.
! The following amendment to Canaan No.
| 3, of the Constitution, was proposed ard
| debated: Whenever General Conventions
are held, the Bishops of this church shall
form a separate House, with the right to
originate and propose acts for the concur
renee of the House of Deputies, and all
acts must pass both Houses.
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METAL WAREHOUSE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS SHpr.ms court scjt9ia d"d r,r
the 7bird GRIND Decision Of tid State. Ellen Ford
hy John {. flanagan, her next friend imPieaded
with George Ford and George Oakley, plaintiffs ia
rnr, Hugh Dougherty aud M.sgaret DUugherty,
defendants in error-Error to Peoria.
appearing by affidavit on file in the Clerks Office
i Of said Supreme Court in the above entitled cause
shat Hugh Dourherty ana Margaret Dougheriy. the
above named defendants in esdrntS of
the State OF Illinois, and writ Of having been
duly sued rom said Supreme Court herein, which
said wri; OF is pending in said Supreme Court,
and uri, of Sci"e r'tcids having been issued herein
Accord law, retgrnabie to the said
Supreme Court, lie holden Ottawa, said
the first Tuesday after the third Monday III April next
II. 1863.
Now YOU, the said Hugh Dougheriy and Margaret
Dougherty. defendants i'll aforesaid whose
residence appears above hereby notified to
he and appear b.or. the Justices of the said Supreme
Court, the next term OF said supreme Court. TO be
holden Ottawa, in said State, the first Tuesday az
the third Monday in April next, lSd0, to hear
the record and proceedings u the said C ct Corrt OF
County herein brought into said Supreme Court
Ivy writ and the assigned il you .'l
fit and further, do receive what said Supreme
Court shall order in this behalf. Attest
l.. LELAND, a. rk Of said Supreme Court.
ii. NJ WEAD, a,i'y for plfIs in error ocl5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15

ATLANTIC MoxTH!Y-The October num-
Der of this magazine has arrived. 1t con-
tains the following articles:
DAILY Beauties The Artist Prison.
err The Ministers Wooing," Old Pa
pers," Rifled Guns" A Trip to Cuba,
!. Blondel." 1.-The Wondersmith" Roba
di Roma, La Malanotte," The Profess
or at the Breakfast Table, DC.
Since the failure of Messrs. Phillips,
Sampson & Co, we see many newspaper ru
mors that the Atlantic is to be suspended
This we are assured, however, will in nc
event occur before the close Of the present
yolumn and as the atlantic has been emf.
nently successful, both in literary and fl
nancial point Of view, there can be no
doubt but its publication will be continued
by other parties.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-10-15

STATE OF ILLINUlS, IN SUEe tU"fy' w. TIT coPIe
of the State OF Illinois, To all to whom these prese Is
NAV come ana especially to the next of Kin, Heirs
at. Law, aud Creditors of Thomas Johns, deceased-
GREETING -
NITuEREAS. Heth Johns Timothy Johns and Tho
w mas Johns, execuiOrG of the estate oil Thomas
John, deceased DESTROYS Of rendering an account
of their proceedings such executors, and having
6naI settlement nd for that purpose have made APP
nlicato in the county OF La Sale County for =
citation be directed to thoe who may DC Interest,"
cd in said estate We Il ere.Ore require to appear
before our said Court the Court House at Ottawa in
said county on the third Monday OF November, 1893 at
10 o'clock in the forenoon you see mt to attend the
anal settlement Of said account
In testimony wnere" the subscriber Clerk OF the Coun-
~ Court Of La Sale County aforesaid, has here
r., I INTO set his hand and txed the seal Of said
scahIvs P. ILNMEY, OHyh
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FHgHE Farnam House and Furniture situated near tn
4 Railroad Depot. Ottawa, H. Apply TO
cc1h f. X. FAY, Erchange Bank.
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t.strayrd.
VNEOM the subscriber, living in Narcotics. about the
Il hrst of October, LIGNT Ora MARE, about
II wears old. She is marked with ID" on her left
sloulder and is about medium size The finder will be
liberal y rewarded by returning her 10
",s D., DANIEL SIIEAn.
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9ryaINS
TN llAn1

FEW more OF thos. splendid Lumber Wagons
IA (PALasR's best) Ger sale. Those in of 4 good
Wagon, will save money Icy caiiIngon
ocl5 CAMERON EBERHARD.
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Mont Explosive Burning Fluid

-SOTo OR7ON'S BOOK STORE for School Books
u Stationery, nkcs Books for Ohihren. jau99
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~ cgsSB.S.gCsELs q T.Tk. A. A.,f-tsf1
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80 q s@---.-s pit s-ya-Nl1r 81 > -.
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No. . r.-4l-s tS.ars-E a. - -EAl-t =
a. - - - slf a. - ~ 80 Z
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Doorc nua Rooms.

DCAgD WAITED r ~ c5E..y cI-E To-
ID 49, ss-zsr t--s--s - tx e 80 $3.50 y
;, 80. .ss-t- -sf Z - AZ - ~ $50 : ~
- . 49, - 49, - 4 A. 2 -
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To- ,s<s-.r - .-s -- q e. 80 rel
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GlGticurp arr fang So7os.
fcg. cuh fcuuh.

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VysSTYri-l - s-,-stU CAEF Ie-lhE
w 1879 - - 80. - - :. = $50
.r--.s-1 b. .a----.l~t f,s.Fs Szy.sE " LILO Il
= z1y.S& s-ss-.t . - tIz.trtsrs.
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60 h1bom il MN Concern.
PARK UNPAID ASSESSMENTS

CENTRAL PARK UNPAID ASSESSMENTS.
~ NOTICE TO OWNERS OF pRoPERTT-Ia- o~a.
property fr Ceu,T.l PARK hset, rafe
TIA, ihs ,sd 1eus eIP>ced - b pad kSs
ooudrraon By saprsns and glsss
pad By Nay IL tie -. Be
70 TIE Cerh Of Auesn ~hsI SrEEEsT Wit &c CHARGED
rBt RATE or TWELVE PEA cENr Prs sH ton the e.e q
c.ufru The property sssssd 10 snor,Ss3 the fol3w
ing ss sr: All thS.s Psee # LAND ntus.s1 Il re s.A
city brLLce5 and cescf5,c Glow ia: 10 = az, t.
b. Of re bocks b..seer 1854. IA
TIA I'll BY tie Le u IL bOlki te.s.e1 4lG
sne fe the cart y tts nis Inc q -. bct
tween 10th sre lh al sso al thoss osrsu gtss -.
pieces psroos Of srd ion.f - SIDE Of The s,a
~ AID s.h.ys, b,tStsH leth sad h w. sai al :ho.s
osiia oth,r o;, pieces kua parcels Of sst o1s % saef
site q Sd, et tn soe 81 sa4 Bfos<
Sd .sd f2d IA Oc: The nap ci tae CoEGs.9S.1
pASiIL pELAvAs. coHse,or Of L.seunsrts
COLLECTOR oTIcf. No 2Cfy Hal, slisaea..
NOTICE.-During some months in l-j-, a ayu
~ ,GyeIsed iss. sGS Paper aaa I.o A4ysrrs Asss
IL brldts No IL Sis.tn5 10 rsas- e CAsst Co. We
80. 80 s - :. LEU - --a' r'i5 -
sFe.t eirsfeLty ffom oIrs CAEf CO Va o rss-s'.
OWNERS Of WESTERN LANDS may h.ye
" 0rI pfculty o0tyet.eo a. large prs, r:o rep 81, 10
proving ~ tROPt RTF. by sx9-ner~-i a.
essIsoT VIA tire most sesoJ sefrIeacs, Aiaie ~ u
TnbuBs ofioe.
CPECIAL NOTICE.-pesle-s in GCODYPARi
y PAYENT Tor yCLIASIZsD RUssER sUsPEHD,RS
BRAIDs. WEBS Sre a. O.ss. tsr.es AID u.Ss /,
son bipns 6bruas tlr..3I ,a-e. We.
ted kuhler bottled tat znlss ths propry
CANNOT BIZ LEGALLY D1sPOStD Of il "a. usf-l
saes. ksgctA sEl tsaers tu7let T. t7ect
mems and give the orasr Ear ta eqrEt,.
sh,s thee ,cs vs srcEs-s ~ s.y,-s
asre.oors mslsfss:-r~s or iPoE1 az many stasi AZ
% s2.lsoA5sc % ca q NJ 2 ecl-S -. s-v zen
HcSlCS Z -
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TO EDITORS sua PRINTBRS-FOR SALE
i f. ls,s Do.BLb efLisDEk pAEs5i Yin bss
80 ~ i,I- -. % 49, D., hrl5 fJhz a5p.
sSj Dce1a -, f---.-si $40
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pEnIs

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~ a. .s-a,1>< -<x1s ss.>E<-r s-fr.s-<, ~
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TECTIVTE1, a. PKIsTIEG HALY-PRICZ
E-Z.><-, A. -. 81 Ele--4 90 81 5z&<a SlsL
IS C<r>t Css-ss = a EI,zf ?. - r -, ~ y T.
ElGticuerp arr fc1Sa So5os.
IN PEE CEST SAY D. rig
IN a. =. a. Il .sF s~s pts--e S~ez ktz-s w.
ry.-~e[ 49, YIEs rtsss - s->~ff -
f1,r- n.y. ts.p.l S>s<s--rr f<-1asrs 81 S-~I k-s
kE..ds II t1rz-g 4 - ~ So : fs--1.es ~ u
80. 5000 ,a<-.zsy 1-f. = p
a.. LAkSyB a HAl1 -. - E-sszz4z o.
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sPEhDID sITE for a COUNTRY RESI-


DkCOnLlN HlGHTS LOT ior SALE-L0cs.
~ ;4c@ SsLtBsJs- yl.Cs. AISig %
DGfID eAIR No. Us sr.,A.,r
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NTON, PATENT MACHINE-MADl

POO HTON, PATENT MACHlNE-MADA
~ NUTS The s-bscrieeu pow Gsnatssin -
sttIr Hosss BSoBto1, n j. WROUGHT IRON NJ Is, apeo
l. H. COILS nswy P.,eHtss EUf MACHINES a "a.
E.nuf1-ars ths Iztsa,ed device Of the "D0aoe runce
tao punches opers,ins FROM opposite sdss toward -
esEr n tie Nc. ,ooss into tee boty Of tie Not nost a No
Iron, h 10 al other pu1bed oat sad Ale eoa
d. the Iron ound TIE bolt bole thus insrng tie Gsssse
gk II The Screw hfes3 and making, they esiess.
NJ: s1pI!oT sds b. hand, tie ordinary ane o
Yhsy invite a. ccnsg1ss Ct WROUGHT IRON HUTS 70
sl % ,zs, and VII frI I'D s.rees and thar pss ~
oE Aephcs-cn. kULLER, LORD h Co.
NoI 81 and 10 Gree wtsl- 81. New. York-
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Clothing.

q 4 ONLY.-FIench Calf DRESS BOOTS, al
" n JONEIs 10 AuEr Ell D0abe,olo WAtef.2sooi
Bots o. Oou de Pea Boo,s ,sAc.ory
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AtONDkRFUL IMPROVEMENT In
W GRAND PIANOS
sTEIhvAY IONS invite Ard ne pubic IN sscs
- ot LLd exAD.rs ta~ir newly Invented OvEhsfRIno
GRAND PIANO. stc4 for power sd qgl-y q one, 30
noaeS psor ether rt-,o Place By az Via
an.ed Z. sAeu Toe esss mgsAcA Jassss q u.
cc.ury sch Coz. Ts HAy-n tEdtnr % tie SOD
ReyieS l. l. Hi ". A. King. ". hlsso, r. G. ftnn. =.
4 WsLs--acP %, A. II. WOOD, aa4 many ot5ers.
sTRINWAY Sons,
k,Basst7rsrs, Eos q ana n Wslketst. Hes.fscA.
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IMPROVE KITCHEN RANGES.
J. IEGRANs PATENT.
!Bes be water bssf With PIPES sai
n.eor. very asnIc 70 psyeet eftsssxe a0a sases
around tie and r,uls 81 .Sstns putting e2S -
IRE n the water b stoPped 70, s3y csgso.
All Who With their backs AID have good Coek-
Ing Rage tAst they rere hi moment and zee eishss
win sitsOut ss7 ga Fis.se al and examine fss them
s-lgea J. INGRASh Sons No SS< h-sv, kev.fo<A-
CITIZENS OF BROOKLYN
We hare appointed kr. II WILLIAMS, rianber No Nv
Atlantic for TIE sale Of above RSses whsss
loOg standing Plumber SUI lien. E1srany a. 70 to<6
e-ciercy Cuc1ss sent 70 order. ate kAhs for sALe
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L'AHM for SALE-4G acres: FIVE milutes'
/ szt fe1s 5e5-ts S.5'ags assfy zsv; D-elios d le
r-cs Bar nth Cts - y y sstl>s A. h-a- SITE; Car;
Il, tEo q" vser a-Fss Ofc-aFe ace ri., 2e
s.sCss ols ssI io-s II 81 t-g L>sts Q !. JAQ =.
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"a iLE. 10 "a sssts-st. C. D. HATCH, 10 81 .As az.
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THE briggs PATEsr PIANoFoAT1

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kas Fsrs,s sAe, via SHs over ssosetne
board, hks r. violin
"I.. .5- 80, Piano sxsszs sas r-oonnes<e< D ~
s-rs GstA1kAE VIC. g. fry n bE@Losoh AAleSet Aisss
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Remopals.

TOsFPH MUIR, Draper and Tailor has RE-
\ hOyED ~ M. 40 Broadway. Alssys on hAai fash
..Lie s..cttns1t Of Coths CsssOer-s. Nostinks, kc
nTMOyAL.-Messrs.C CAM q DUNN. manu-
ID f.,t1y.t. q FTLyERTAEf ~ no ii2 0'ccass;, BE-
Ten epra sud Prince. Tea sgil f1as Ns-ieis tgaa
a. .a 10 tr5.f foIn Alrfcss. foEh, o. Ffsnre s,'rs
D. -. ana ..tiz asa ffuisnsa of pfsssniA.9l plate