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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-05-10

STICK TO THEM BoB-Recorder Wilson, Of
Chicago, having ofende! SOME Of the " strickcrs"
OF the Common Council, formidable push vas
made 10 cut down his salary az TO make a resg-
Immediately raised purse OF a thousand dollar.
the amount which it was proposed to reduce
the sa'ary-and sent it 70 him. with II request
that he would accept IT, and hold on 10 an Office
which he had filed with so much honor to him
der Of course declined the pecuniary compliment
with his thanks; but promised 70 coniiuse at
his post and 'see the thing out" with lii enemies
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-05-10

MICHIGAN Man DgcwSED. The Cleveland
coroner advertises the body Of MAJ found
drowned IN the river sttbat city, supposed to be
Hiram Osborn, Of Lowell, Kent county. Mich
iCs0
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-05-10

Harm tSsETTLzn.- - private let
tiers received from Hsy,i. President Ge;Irsrd Il:
anything but securely seated in power. Several
political clubs ere formed against hin. Tue
blacks seem almost universally opposed to him,
on the ground Of lis being mula,to lie seems
70 he struggling hard however. 70 postpone or
prevent any outbreak.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-05-10

The following are severslly the names of cities
and townships:
Niles, Marshall. Flint, Lansing, Grand Rapids,
Adrian, Monroe, Saginaw, Owosso, Z. Clair,
Port Huron, Ann Arbor, Tpsilanti
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In several instances there are townships of
the same name in two counties, and in some IN
stances three, in this State as follows
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anoet'
So TILE EVE OF ELECTION. al5 .

2 .a5js TIE EVE OF ELECTION: l's -
l'a2'@'l EF 5ouS GtEkSLEAF wHlrrtrR. - fA''
From gold to gray, our mild sweet day
/ OF indian Sumnief fades TOO soon;a 9mE1.
But,gtendeTly, above the sea, a7 1iaii g ssa
llangs white and calm, the Hunters moon
N n.itslpale fire thsvillage spifea a.ls5l B. cid
Shows like the zodise's spectral lance ;sfl-
The painted walls, awhereon it falls, htrg 3.
-TransGgured stand ia marble trance -
o'er fallen leaves the westfwind gEeFes,
Yet comss the 7eed-time round again
Aud morn shall sac the State sowE free @
With baleful tares, or healthful grain.
Along the street the shadows mset
OF Destiny, whose hands conceal
The mods of fate that shaps the State
And make or mar the comm On veal sla
Around ! see the powers that be, a a 4
stand by Empires primal springs zsats
And princes meet in every. street aer
And hear the tread Of uncroTned kings
Hark through the Gro wd the laugh runs loud
Beneath the sad, rebukiag moon
GOD save the land careless hand
Nay shake OF swerYs ere morrow'S nooni
No jest is this I; one cast amiss . .-,s4 ..-
May blast the hope Of Freedom'S year
Oh take me where are hearts Of prayer,
And forehuads bowed in rGVerent fear
Not lightly fell, beyond recall,
Tbs written scrolls breath csn float:
The cfOwning fact the kinsHsst act ..s
OF freedom, is the frseRaus vote
Tor rle tbot ora,, diadAm r...... -.H
The diver in the deep sss dives;
The regal right we boast to uisht .
If ours through costlier sacrifice.
The blood of Vane, his prison pain,
Who traced the path ths Pilgrim trod;
And hers whose faith drew strength from
death,
And prayed her Russell up TO God a
Our hearts grow cold We lightly hold
The right which brayslnon dlsd to ga.R;
The stake, the cord, the AK, the sword,
Grim nurses at its birth OF pain, * sHt
Your shadows rend, and Ger US bend,
o martyrs, with your cro~as and palms.
Breathe through these tArongs your battle
songs, .- ....
Your Scafsld prayers and dungeon psalms
Look from thy sky, like Gods Srsat eye,
Thou solemn moOn, with searching beam,
Till in the sight OF thy pure light
Our mean salf-ssekings msansr seem. i'
Shame from our hearts unworthy arts,
Tbs fraud designed the purpose dACk; 20
And smits away the hands We lay
Profanely ca tue sacred Ark. u.....
To party claims, and private aims,
Reveal that august face of Truth, a
Ts which are given the age OF Heaven, ....
The beauy of immortal youth,
Sc shall our voice Of sovereign choice ... 81
Swell the deep bass Of duty doRs,
Aud strike the ksy of time to he,
When God and man shall speak as onsl
FgHosI Ere.
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Mistfuany.
From AH the Year Round.

....f From AH the Year Round
Wonders VIII Never Cease.
When we are all wise, Marvsls of Sci.
sncs may, perhaps, content the common
thirst for wondsrlneDt as well as it has
heretofore been satisfied by curiosities OF
Superstition. Certain it is, that the i'm.
sgin&tiOn claims its daily food, and dc
mands wonderful facts, false or true
out in either case strange matter is cred
lted--as one part of its diet. Wonders
will never cease out of the world The
greatest of philosophers and the most ig-
norant of village crones wonder alike, a.
they eat alike, only they do not feed from
the same dishes.
The superstitions of the country side,
still vigorous in many farm aud village
throughout every British county, are the
relics of body Of science that once rest
ed on the names Of Plato and Of Pliny,
and was cherished by philosophers in Flu
rops till about three hundred years ago.
Much that appears ridiculous in folk lore
may be traced to it's origin among all that
was most learned in bygons day To
study superstition seriously 10 worth while,
and in aid of those who would do SO, q
contemporary journal that, "when found,
makes note of" all the waits and strays
of knowledge scattered up and down the
land, for the assistance and amussmeR,
of the learned, has for some years pasr
been . gathsrer of old wives tales. A
volume of Choice Notes from Notes and
Queries, taking folklore for its subject
now contains the pith Of many thousand
entries. From these notes we gather anC
arrange an illustration or two Of this fsa
turs in our social history.
Superstition deals with mans life be
fore his birth, aud does not part from hin
at death. To determine the sex of an un
born child, get help, if you want it, to ca
up a shoulder of mutton at supper, hole
the bladebons before the tire till it IL 81
far charred that your two thumbs may b
thrust in two places through the thinnes
. part. Put q string through the two hole
so made, and tie it in knot, then hans
| the bladebone by the string upon mai
outside the house door and go to bed
The sex OF the first person ignorant ofth
charm who enters in the morning will b
the sex Of the child ia question. Thi
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TENSsYLvANIA TRIUMPHANT.


FENSsYLVANIA TRIUMPHANT. - It
will be source of qualification to Penn
4yivanians to know that at the late na-
,,onal exhibition By the United States
Agricultural Society, held at Chicago,
be two highest honors were awarded to
Pennsylvania exhibitors TO Mr.
Fawkes, of Lancaster, for his great Amer
lean Steam Plow, and the other to the
Hope Steam Fire Engine, of Philadel-
phia The "Grand Gold Medal Of Hon
or, awarded to Mr.. Fawkes, is the larg-
est and most valuable gold medal award
cd by any Agricultural Association in the
.vorld-four only having been offered and
awarded 4; and as only one is to be given
each year by the society, the value is
-tiIl greater than If several were awarded
at each exhibition. The intrinsic value
Of the gold in this medal is 5000. 1t
viii be struck at the United States Mint
aud delivered at the annual meeting Of
the Society IN January.
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TERMS. .-sl.25 PER ANMUM.
9 Tor he potiar you,aa



We are taught that is better to 20
to the house OF mourning, than TO the
house Of feasting;;" conveying the infer.
ence that the latter is good. But better
Still must it be to 20 to both ia one. This
we do sometimes when rejoicing on beLalf
Of those newly welded joining with de-
voted hearts, the life, the interests, the
cares, hopes, fears, duties, JOYS and sor-
rows Of the. untyied future ;and yet mourn
ing with those, who, hitherto anited i'm
Natures holy family ties, part now aud
forever with q heart-break covered by o
smile; a sob changing into a prayer If
hope. -
All that is beautiful and poetic in lifs
is synlbolized here, for tho most common.
place and prosaic nature is glorifsd by
love, Of which this is the expression. 4
bride, whether fair as pearl aud sensi.
tive as a mimosa, or rough and ignorant,
as, unfortunately, some grow in the hard
ways Of life, hath beauty and halo about
her, as she gives hand aud heart, utterly,
entirely, forever and ever, to one chosen
from all earth's millions-the one chosen
above all. Far in the past we look. think
ing what laws Of spirit and Of matter have
been at work and brought these two to-
gether. Into the future, far down the
ages, far into etornity-we think Of ths
united life. For the present we know
poem has been wrought Ii our midst--
that divine glory hath visited two ha.
man souls aud blended them in one.
"Ashes to ashes: dust TO dust" we say
when eonsignug bodyto the earth. "Spir.
it to spirit, soul to soul" we consigu has.
band and wife to each other SRRg.
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. ExTEMPoRANEoU PRRAcHIAa.--
Once two ministers of the gospel wore
eonyersiug on extemporausous preaching. !
"Well," said the old divine, waxing
warm, "you are running yourself by wriE
ing your sermons and reading them sE
Your congregation cannot become inter
ested in your preaching; aud if you wers
called upon to preach uasxpeestedly, aR.
less you could get hold Of 50 old sermsa,
you would be completely confused"
The young divine used all his sloquense
but in vain, to convince che old gsl.7
tleman that tue written sermon OK xpress&
his own thoughts and feelings, and, il
called upon, could preach sxtemporans-
ously.
GAS We are Of the same faith" said
the young minister, "supposs yer try ms
next Sabbath morning On ascending
the pulpit you can hand me text from
any part OF the Bible, and will eonvinee
you that can preach Eithout having
looked at the text before stand up. Like
wise, must be allowed the sams privilege
with you, and see who will make The bsai
Of it."
The idea seemed to delight the old gsa-.
tleman, aud it was immediately agreed
upon,
The following Sabbath, on mounting
the pulpit, his senior brother handed him
slip of paper, on which was written
"Aad thsass opened hismouth andspaks,s
from which he preached glorious sermon
charming the attention of the delighted
hearers, and charming his old friend With
his eloquence.
In the afternoon the young brother,
who was sitting below the pulpit, hand.
ed his slip. After rising and opening
the Bible the Old man looked anxioufly
around--"Am | not thine sssY" Paus-
ing few minutes he ran his fingers
through his hair, straightened his collar.
blew his nose like the last trumpet, aud
read aloud: "Am not thine asa 7" Aa-
other silence reignsd After reading
third tims-"Am | not thine sss r. he
looked over tbs pulpit at his friend and
in doleful voice said :--''I think am
brother ]" '.aa aas.4 @eA 9a8
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very subsequent insertion. 80
Column Six months 10 90
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J.a5le-c.lamn, displayed, per annqm 6 %
one month, 90
-" pes square
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Parts Of columns will be inserted 1T the same
rates. ... H a.4 .s.tE
Admiai,trstors or Executors Notice, 2 90
AUDITORS Notices, each, 90
|s5erid bales, per tract, 90
Marriage Notices, each, i, 90
divorce Notices each, ' 5s
administrator Sales, per sqrare for
insertions, ra. sEt ! 30
business Or Professional Cards each, Ia.
not exceeding lines per year, 90
byecal aud Editorial Notices, per line, 10
DSs-All transient advertisements must be
Da.i 10 advance, and no notice will be taken
D. advertisements from distance, unless they
nare accompanied BY the money or satisfactory
rslsrenee, "a. ...-...... al. .-.
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crTHE New Tork. Herqld publishes
] sta'ement to the effect that it's adverti.
sing receipts are averaging at present,
s4,138 SO per week.
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Business Cards,
= n .. . = : . = = = . 2 : = . =
LOHN s. MANN.

JUN ;. MANN,
Goa iersport, Pa, viii attend the several
Courts IN Potter and NJ Kean Counties. All
business entrusted in his care will receive
prompt attention Office ca Main ST., 2ppo-
site the Court House. r... l9:l
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ALLEGANY HOUSE.

SAMUEL n. MILLS, Proprietor, Colesburg
r~tsr Cs., Pa, seven miles ncrth Of Cou-
6~Naeertl ON the wAllsYille Road. s:44
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VI. W. MANN
MARK GLLO

a. !. oLHsrED. :::::: :::::G D. KELLY.
OLMSTED K KELLY,
SEALER IN STOVES, TIN l. SHEET IRON
WARE, Main st., nearly opposite the Court
Rsuse, COudersport, Pa. Tin and Sheet
bon Ware made to order in good style, sA
short notice . slo:l
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&-Ns-N9--~o-Np--
Pen Drops,

PEN Drops.
Mana bubble on the oceans relIiaR
wave
Life-A glssm Of light s1.ingaishs4
by the grave
F.ns-A meteor d.4.liug With ia dis.
tant glare.
Wealth-A sourcs Of trouble and soa.
suming care.
Pleasure-A glsam OF sunshias pass
ing soon away.
Loye-A morning dream vhsss nsn-
ory gilds the day.
Falsh-An anchor dropped syeae
the vale Of death Ef
Hope-A lono star bsauing o'eF tAe
barren heath %@
Charity-A stream tnsaaderins frsa
the fount of love s
Bible-A guide to realms ef endless
Joy above g. afs
Rcligion-A key which opsns vide che
gates of heaven. @
Death-A knife by which the sies sf
Garth are riven.
Earth-A desert through which pill.
grlms wend their way.
Grave-A house Of rest wLsre ends
Ilife's weary day.
Resurrection-A sudden vakesinE
from a quiet dream
Heaven-A land Of joy, Of ixk 0aG
Hove supreme,
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ISAAC BENSON
C. |. H0YT-

CIVIL ENGINEER, SURVEYOR and
DkAUGHTSMAN, Bingham, Potter Co.,
Pa will promptly and efficiently attend to
all business entrusted 10 him. First-elsss
professional references can be givsa if re-
CURED. Io:2s-ly+
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COUDERSPORTH HOTEL

COUDERbPORI HOTEL, .
I'D. 2. GLAssMIRE, Proprietor, Corner e
Main and Second Streets, COudersport, Pet
ter Co, Pa. e:44
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r w KNOX.

r. w. KNOX, F"a a.."-
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport, Pa, will
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
Ihs adjoining Coupties. f 1911
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I'd whom al Letters and COMMUNICATIONS
.hould be addressed, 10 secure attention.
Terms--InvariahHyin XdVancs:
$E.25 per AnAufsl. b3i7Sls
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THE POTTER JOURNAL,

rsBliszgD EvEhY fnvRsbAY MORNING., BY 5
Th0s. ". Claasc. .iYs1lF3
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s7aar' Y 41s'I lHssrl'O4b ~ l7ls.,7 . .
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cyDERsPoRT POTTER THURSDAY
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buzzards,
And creeping things that run in hedge bo.-
toms
Good Lord deliver IT'S"
Then again there are to be remember
cd, as part Of the popular faith Of the in
norant, the legends still attached to rocks
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SALES AT AUCTION.
/ gerIoN NogIcE.

A COTTON N0gICE. - ....u. AZ
rsh Househod Furniture elegant eanoiorts hr,rs' al
PalprFr Velvet ard Brussels Carpets Creckrfy .ns
Class Ware, Ac. All being the contrasts W me siah a1s
house, No IS West Eleventh street a,aar H. ~.
sss Tse sails 70 precseiy igs ge,oss "a ,ns
Jorr rroon Til continued hreugs ~ ~ ~ osn'y
sold Thie VIZ, be rare oyv"aAny l"r pn,rs
~hua make New Years present, az af - k h Mss'u MI
we the farntar. NJ NV Nsty ons1 anu
p~sy Parisrs ceotn & N soha hsse
emo Aue covered III rorst hann Fseaei CONSISTING OK
swe ssss Two rrn Chairs Fecean Chairs ana eight
sssien sses oears s, esbrsds9ed lace sursa,ns and
}sptfsa eS,nted rssdes, Rosewood Centre and side
sss ds sSn'sf sp back Ss Msass ksgares
rfraIy deeoYpsd with ParlAn and Dresden China
areu and sssess very ane collection and worthy Of
cur nsiss This fiarofore selected with great care
ave i sary hne Instrument OF beautiful! ioue and finish
pas.y connins sapac collection of ohy cut and
grsvso Bohemian GaSswsen fun 70 match and Din
silver plated eastern Ten sat IN salyers
yaery ivory hspd Knivos solid Extension Table,
Shars Dinner 9ste, &c Bedrooms cenaps rosewood Bed
,BrAbE bureaus Washands With marble tops, aprug and
hair Nsireeses Toilet window Curtains shades Chairs
fefss Lounges Beds Bosers and Pillows Sheets Slankets
Qusis Goods must be removed within twenty fsur hours
'' w. 49, " e. MILLER, TAYLOR GO.
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A IsFRr NJ GRIFFIN 4 co, AucTIoNEERs mag
Sc resdees No y west street Sssesn
s ri srs
Eroues prsssD and French china Ornaments bronze and
Saa,s,rs rssssoes osamber suraire en- suite oak Dining
ws sr. &c a AsET f. griffin nsh xas
is haze the honor % announce 70 their friends aud the
ssss sy eel s
s"t~ssn FIN and sixth synnes The furniture was ali made
Asder by Hueans Wire ROTH a.d q the pest description
pawrg RoomsMagiuhcent grand action seven and half
galway masers he richest Instrument oaered It auction
I'll Canterbury So s q srscada
ned with satrwocd Encoeneur Marqaetere aud bois
Win Pearl sir gh onou ana bronze
s.s s se Sa sPs sssea es 9a.
Eensh shaaer GIT cornIces superb suits q room
essiss eesePpton rchy carSsi IN SOLID rosew@o
ssss Two sisssn,y Carved rossSooa ssas
rss Shy carved IN ruit and noSers With French plate
tined with sanwood srsc sronzes representing Night
ssnaosa paunr sae poers ssmbrant and saSens SEA-
& rt on pd a
sr ~ and
~ Esaw Of France, by Legrand Interior,
nom ihs Cross antique Lava Vases from pomps aud Heroa
ren two elegantly painted Vases real ssyrss 0hns p.
s Group Crusaders Psraa Group Paul and Virginia fh
tunes bronze ciocS, runs month imported
psessy for the card and quaree Tables
fEgravnes Ba.nele Board Chairs match,
Cleb velvet stair CARPET silver 6ods Chambs ST
marble dressing Bureaus do Beisteads aud Com
match. agace toilet Tables Shavog Stand
xssdrobee, Table de Mutt Couch Rocker Chairs
Chars covered In tapestry Brussels Carpets spring
AID hair Mattresses Feather Bees Blankets Sheets Quts
baisiers aad Pillows oval Mirrors Pastel Painting (Nothers
ynin Wssnpgons Inauguration In the Presidential Chair,
decorated china Toilet ses nrsh Towels hroeatel Gdrtns
Opree Chambers Mahogany and enameed Furniture &c.
Lrs keomsolid carved oak Buffet sixteen feet extension
srsg fable, Chss, China and Glassware, cons's,irg
g sryssai, cut and engraved pecante 8 Goh,ets.
Ghanpsgnes. Mines Fruit and Preserve Dishes
ga Ssnd Dinner Set pieces ruby glass Punch
Ioa ciaet Pitcher rudy aud gold Liquor Set Butter Dishes
ces~s.ted Tea A pe0es Sold silver Dinner
s<s, ser Plated Ware froun Reed Barton; Coffee Urn.
Case Basket decor siger Napkin Rings Spoons Forks
Ecsy handled Table Cutlery baskets esios demjohns
Gtsre brandy vintage OF l7l6 do Scotch Whskey do.
tscsdsn Cherry two barrels white brown sugar
Ezsscent and Kitchen Furate, Tables fefdgerato Her
rags Fire Kings Safe copper Utensils &c Terms Of sse
cash money certified checks Deposits required
all purchasers unkBoe auctinEeess House
sale competent engaged pack shp cart the
EJeds 70 Bry pat vi the city.
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a u MERwIN. AUCT1oEEER BAEGs MER
A. WIN Co., Saturday evening Dec 81, at So O'Clock
kosks, comprising Holiday Books Juveniles Animals
10. 800 and Illustrated Works ia choice bndinrs Also
ssortnent Of Engrsyngs sereoscopic Views oil Paintings
-
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uEkRY GREEN, AUCTIoNFER, WILL SELL THIS
II day at l0s O'Clock at No. f9t William street. Groceries,
Spices Pickles PraBes Almonds Soap Segars Brandy Gin,
kum and hskey Casks and demiohas Port and Sherry
Wine fardines Anchoyies Scales sugar MIL &c. Aso Mus
tard-s0 xix pound tins Coman's Mustard Also Booss1,o
vols Miseesneous Literature Scientific Works &C. Also
ClohpR-l 100 lots Ready made Clothing Undershuts, Ho
sery, &c.
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/, WILL SELL, THIS
: Of q Liquor Store, con-
Counters, Ice Box, &c
earl street, Brooklyn.
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E,uRS, FURS, FURS.
~ BY ROYAL rrRNIasiC.
THE HUDSON BAY FUR COMPANY,
b BR0s DWAY,
VIII sell their entire stock OF
Ladies' and childreu's manu;acture3
FUkS AT RErAIIA
At rs per cent below cost
In consequence Of losing their CHARTER bv the lot pror
MARX J. KING, Manager
81 fSresdwu
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on EERS, WILL SELL
1915 o'clock. AZ their sales
ice of Toys, consisting of
crying Rabys, Tea Sets,
'chanical Toys, Tea Sets,
5, DC. The whole TO be
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kSAAAAftOADS.
hTET YcRK AND HARLEM aAlLsoaD
~ WINTER AaaAEaEsfEgr
Fare 81 70 Albany.
On ard ssf Thursday pec is so rrars yin leave rvsu
q sixih street e.sudn, New York 40 follows
ser u,iiacsh5'dse seo and Il s: NJ, 40 and $50 PIX
do. "a. 6lsP. V Dom depot White A Can -.
ser Sation ais 2. 4, srsm Twenty stab street
for Hl.ler;tn, r. NJ. DO do.
For A hEny, 4. NJ, DO, IA Mail tv~tr
do saoP H. do do Ex,,,ss ,,a y.
sirtcpsh paps csppsc with he New Yc.s Genital pan
rad fDr the Wert 1890 -~'
REIuRFIFo, WILL Lave
NNiarsrtie2e. ESQ and 30 A. H., I An. Si0 +. u
Nbae 2iars, rpd Tq a. H., asNPM NJ.
lyoCfi TsiF, =. a.
ssire,iar. J. r.,
4ftsny, II a.. Nan; ssd s:la F. H., Express trsiru
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CTEAM ENGINE FOR sALE-A FORTY TO rrrrv
horse power high pressure Engine feet stroke And Il
inch cylinder but little lsed Ia good waa m.s
ANAL sssmoS, and Al the sonnscns xsar pipes shafs
ed wood fuel The whce will be sold together or
s9 modsfse terms The engine which u HORIZONTAL e we'll
artculsrs address +. Norman Lese Skeneascee
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FALL FASHIONS.

EsUhS. Fuka, FUhS-H. u. 6HESkBR0u9H & 90.
pressers Dyers Manufacturers pnd wholesale
dealers "a fa store 81 SIKH avenue factory es Yves, @
real Mink Mu So Cus 81 French Sable half Capes 50
French Mink at So and MI kinds Of prices
must be sold To close by the let OF January BStere
y let Fixtures and lease for eale.
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NITURE. WINES, III.
Teas Pdaps, Ice yva-
Is, Bedding, and seward
o,clocx By order OF -.
WIN. WlTIEkS, Auctoneer.
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VI cloths Ac-yoHk II BuHtEY, Austoneer; viii sell
tfs day O'clock al 61 Canal Buresas Bedste eds
washftancs extension centre and other Tables rocking
and other Chae Sofas soia Beds looking classes feather
Reds Pictures hair and other Mattresses Pillows Bosters
Sheets Conres Blankets IS yards Brussels three ply and
IN rain Carpets cooking Stoves table C tbs Liquors segas
l2a baskets Of Vine in bond Cutlery Toys together with
raj assortment OF household Furniture All to be sold without
reserve. by order OF +. A. KALAMAZOO, Attorney for
Mortgage.