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Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

terday. on a charge of arson having been &C
cused by VIM. Buxome, who is about to turn
States evidence. Other parties are implica-
ted in the same charge. 1t seems that this
setting afre business has been going on for
some time.
W. A. Feril was arrested for malicious
mischief, in destroying furniture belonging to
woman with whom he had been living on B
street
John Doe was arrested for drunk and dis
orderly conduct near Fuller's stable on Sec.
ond street.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

FIRE ALARM-The alarm Of fire, at the
Theatre last evening, was caused by the pre-
mature ignition of some fireworks intended
for grand tableau in the play of " The Mar
bic Heart"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15
MARYSvILLB.
FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 18th.
Democratic State Central Committee.

A MEETING Of the DEMOCRATIC Anti-Le-
the Union Hotel, Sacramento, on THURSDAY ,
April 9lst. full attendance of members is re-
qiested. as imp pirtaut business connected with
the coming campaign will be transacted.
b. b. REDDING, Chm.
j T. MORSE. Secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

eBJ. T. Dickey & Co., the pioneer ice
dealers of Marysville, have an advertisement
in this mornings DEMooRAr, setting forth the
fact that they are prepared to furnish ice to
all who wish that very necessary article.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

FINE WINES AND LIouoRs.-Mr. E. Wide
mann, who everybody knows keeps the very
best of cognac brandy, wines, DC, has an nd-
vertisement in this mornings issue, to which
we direct the attention of the trade.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

Mn. KEEFERs CAsE.-Mr Abraham Keefer,
says the Sacramento Standard, has been in
dieted by the Grand Jury. for "an assault to
do great bodily harm" on the body of Sam1
Norris Wednesday he gave bond in the
sum of $4,000, with John GilHg, W. T.
Grissim, A. G. Tryon, A. X. Grim and W. B.
Rochester. as surties.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

Us Our agricultural friends will find a
description of very useful invention for
their benefit in an advertisement from Messrs
Thos Ogg Shaw and G go. II. Munroe.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

EB Nathaniel Blackstone has commenced
suit against his wife for a divorce on the
ground ofadultery. She had only been mar.
ried one month. Blackstone is supposed to
be Of jealous disposition
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

EB The exploded boiler of the Contra Cos.
ia is on exhibition, gratis, at San Francisco.
The bursting took place at the fire chamber
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

The Committee appointed TO examine and report
upon Reapers, Threshers and Mowers, and Agrcultu-
raj implements, report that we have examined the
GRAIN CLIPPER INVENTED BY MR.. +. PECK, f
Santa Clara county called "Peck's California Clip.
per-" and saw 1t operating in grain fields. The Ma
chine cuts swalh Nine Feet Four Inches IN width
has an apron or elevator the width of the length of
the knife, which carries up an angle of about fortv-
hve degrees the grain cut off, and throws it into an
other apron elevator about two feet wide and run
ming at right angles to the first elevator and drops
the grain into wagon that runs alongside the Clip
per to receive it, The Clipper requires four horses to
prope II ana one man TO direct il, and three wagons
to receive and haul away the grain and a driver for
each wagon and to unload it, aud hand to loal the
grain in the wagon while receives it from the Cp-
per, requiring only five hands in ALL will cut and
stack TWENTY FIVE ACRES A DAY, when the grian
stands up.
1t has reel, and will gather grain we'll even If IL
inclnes at an angle of fortyfve degrees in an oppo-
site direction from which the machine is moving 1t
Will cut within three inches Of the ground or three feet
high and can be elevated or lowered instantly and
without stopping the team, and gathers the grain so
cleanly and perfectly that hardly head is LETT on the
ground. The machine rests on two main wheels each
of which has a cog wheel fastened into the smokes
about midway between the rim and the hub One
wheel drives the elevators and reel and the other the
sickle. The machine is OF the most simple construc
tom one examining it will wonder why such invention
has not long ago been in We do not hesitate TO
soy that this machine EXCELS ALL OTHERS greatly
IN simplicity OF construction, being less liable TO
get out oil order, IN durability, in ease In operating
In the quantity OF grain it will cut, AMI the excellent
manner in which 1t performs its work
In plain TRUTH in judgment Of the Committee il
is the best machine for farm ever invented and as
it was invented by one of our own citizens we re-
commend that It be called "E. Peck's Santa Clara
County Grain Clipper"
We recommend first premium 10 be awarded To
Mr.. E. Peck, for his Santa Clara County Grain Gin.
per. up
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15
TELEGRAPH TICKET.

For Chief ERgineer-F. f. r. Whitney.
For assistant Engineers-D. T. Van 0rden, L.
H. Robbie. c. Walsh, Ira Cole, c. S. Simpson, VIM
Free, j. Penny Cook, P. E. Garvin.
After the arrest, Martin R. Casad and the
Captain of the Police, Mr. King, went into
the cell of the prisoner, and the former de-
manded to see ifthe prisoner had any match
es in his vest pocket. The prisoner offered
to take some matches out of his pocket, but
Casad told him that he (Casad) would save
him that trouble, he would examine for him
self Holding the above mentioned ticket in
his fingers, he inserted his hand into Blux-
ONES vest pocket and drew forth some match
es. After little while, he drew forth the
ticket also, and laid it upon the floor or table.
Capt King in accordance with the arrange
ment picked it up, read it aloud and said,
What is this7" The prisoner Immediately
replied that it was ticket for election OF
Chief Engineer in San Francisco. "How
long have you had it?" said King. "More
than year." replied the prisoner. "You
have carried it all the time in your vest pock-
et," enquired Capt King, have you :" "Oh
nc" rejoined the prisoner, have sometime;
carried it in my pocket book" He remarked
also that he had frequently shown it to hi
friends
The fact that the prisoner was the owne
of the ticket, and that he had dropped it a
the fire without knowing it, and though
that the police officer had found it in hi
vest pocket, was thus pretty clearly demon
strated, and nothing remained hut to con
front him with the true state of the case il
order to to obtain from him full confession
of his guilt.
We shall shortly have a full development
of the circumstances connected with the af-
fair
P. S.-The statement appears in another
column.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

GONE BACK HoME.-Edward Dillingham;,
alias Jew Nose, who committed grand larce-
ny recently at Oakland, was arraigned, says
the ; r. Telegram of Wednesday, plead gull
ty' and was sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment in the Penitentiary. Nose will find
himself entirely at home at San Quentin. as
he was an inmate there during Estelrs ad-
ministration. He once got into fight and
bit one of the keepers, for which act his front
teeth were all extracted, with pair Of pin
GERS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

THEATER.-The play of the Marble Heart
was witnessed last evening by one of the
largest and most fashionable audiences ever
assembled in this city. The opening scene
was most striking, and the representation of
the statues in particular was beautiful. The
statues were represented by Mrs Baker as
Aspasia. Miss Jennie Vaudeville as Lais, and
Miss Alicia Vaudeville as Phyrne a very
lovely picture they presented and certainly
life-like In the whole of the first act, the
old classic Greeian days were brought vivid
ly to mind. The remainder of the play was
equal to the promise of the opening, nav,
surpassed it, Mrs Bakers Marco was pow.
erful rendition. Never has the character
been rendered better During the more in
tense passages of her magnificent acting she
held the audience spel-bound by the magic
of her genius. Mr. Stark, as Raphael, was
truly grand in the loftier portions of his part
He stirred the very depths of the soul with
the tempest of the passions which seemed to
rule and inspire him, and seemed the very
being that he would represent. The vast as.
semblage was awed, at mes, into a death
like silence before the majesty and subduing
power Of the great grief which he pourtrayed
Truly it was sublime performance. Mr.
Baker, as the lively and volatile but good
hearted Voltage was fully up to the characte
he essayed, and won many plaudits. Mis-
Sophie Edwin's rendition of Marie was par
ticularly beautiful. A better representation
of that character cannot be made in tn
world than hers Miss Edwin played this sam
part, when the Marble Heart first appeared
on our California boards, and, counting tn,
regular series of performances throughou
the State, played it at least one hundred anC
fifty nights in succession Without specify
ing the particulars of last nights perform
ance, We will be sustained by all present il
the assertion that the piece was produced as
an entirety with thrilling effect, and that ii
gave universal satisfaction.
This very superior company, excepting
Mrs Baker and MIR. stark) will perform to.
night the new and great tragedy. entitled
Sybil, recently written by John Savage, as.
Sociate editor of the Washington States news.
paper; Miss Avonia Jones, for whom the play
was expressly written, assuming the princi-
pal character. Miss Jones will appear a;
Sybil Hardy and Mr.. Lewis Baker as Eustac,
Clifden. This play has had tremendous
run in all the principal cities of the United
States, and will doubtless draw large su-
dience this evening.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

RECORDERS Court, THURsDAY.-Portuguese
Joe, for killing Manuel Balvedeiso, was COM
mitted to the Court of Sessions, for man.
slaughter. under bonds of $4,000.
VIM. Bluxome, accused of setting fire to a
house on the corner Of Second street and
Yuba Alley, will probably plead guilty and
agree to turn States evidence against Others
concerned in this and other cases of arson.
His case was continued until this morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15
WE DESIGN MAKING THE BEST MACHINE n
THE KIND EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC


ms machine combines many useful improyements
and was pronounced by the Committee the greatest
invention OF the kind. One Of the above mentioned
1000 Acres OF Grai1a.
And the expense of repairs did not exceed TWENTY
DOLLARS. N"i >
So soon as this great labor saving machine is known
cannot fail TO take the place Of all other machines
OF the kind. Mr. Peck has displayed great lngennitv
and Judgment the advantages Of which every farmer
should avail himself Of, and We believe that In. com
munity at large will be much benefited
We have already received through Mr. Peck from,
those who saw them in operation last season, orders
for nine machines.
The above machine CUTS TEN FEET, and last sea.
son, ~ W.
In Three Days, One Machine Cut 81 Acres
of Grain,
Which Is more than has ever before been cut in the
State OF California, by machine In the same time
Send us your orders. We mean what we saw. Re.
collect the place;
Y'33 Sacramento Street, SAN FRANCISCO.
THOMAS OGG SHAW,
aplo-zm GEORGE II, MUNR0E.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

WTHAT CHEER what cheer lone hours to beguile,
w Is found by all who take a social smile,
At the old stand, so popular with all;
Redtted, furnished and improved by STAHL.
Shakespeare.
Havanas Of the purest leaf You'll find,
Aud Liquor, Cordias, Cider, Beer and Wine
Whate'er you want, whene'er you choose to call,
To read the news or gas awhile with STAHL.
Shakespeare again.
Or If at Bill ards you amusement seek,
At noon evening in some cool retreat
To please yourself you only have to call
And while away an hour or two with STAHL.
apl2-my Shakespeare foreUer.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15
DIED.

In this city ON the 18th inst of disease Of the heart
HENRY son Of John Stevens, aged 10 years.
1.-THE funeral will take place this morning. az III
O'Clock. from the residence OF S. p. Wells.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

DISSOLUTION.
TBNIIE CO-PARTNERsFIs u heretofore ex
Il isting and doing business under the name ana
style of MARK BRUMAGIM & CO., and composed OF
the undersigned, was by mutual consent dissolved ON
the hrst instant Either Of us will sign the name Of
the firm in liquidation.
MARK BRUMAGIM,
[Signed;l S16T S3npTo1 a. PPAi,&rON,
(JAC0B II. BRUMAGIM
Marysville, January "a, 1859 [apI4.tm
Meeting of StOCkhO lders.
OFFloE ESAh FRANCISCO AND MARYsvLLE RAILROAD Co.
-ro,u,. MARYsyILLE, April 7th, 1859
oTICE is hereby given TO the Stockholders of said
- company, that there will be meeting of said
Stockholders on the 2 lst day of April. 1889 at
O'Clock A. NJ. on said day, at the Office of said Com
pany in the CITY of Marysve, California; for the pur
pose OF electng seven Directors Of said Company to
serve as such during the ensuing year.
WILLIAM X. HUDSON, sec'v
apotd s.F. NJ. K. II. Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15
S4eu 9drertisrm
Where
Attontion Yubn Enginc c

Your next regular monthly meeting takes place at
your Engine House, THIS (Frday) EVENING loth
inst, at o'clock. full attendance is requested
By order T. j. POWERS, Sec'y
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15

The management would respectfully announce that
they have effected an arrangement with the distin-
guishAd vounp Trapedipnne.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15
d MURDOCH, Oh. Committee
eshal manufacture for the present harvest,
FIFTY MACHINES OF THE ABOVE DE.
SCRIPTION

ues wishing 10 purchase,
CLIPPERS OR HEADERS,
VIII please give us their orders
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-15
REAP ERS, MOWERS AND THRESHERS.

REPORT OF TIE COMNUTTEE
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YT'ARRYTOWN NSTITUTE.-Crcul giving
Il particulars cab - ottaacd at y GOODENOeGHs Boo.
$32 so d iSsn s Msase.1s sa
PER QUARTER sexes Students received any une For
particular address the Rev HENRY j. FOX, ~ Ashland,
NJ Y. or D. @. HUBBARD. eco. No 81 Broadway
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NmuseMenfs.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. %
TIIs: TK spssfRs Tf,E sslT
THE 4SP q is 81 FEE aeEYhS IN
The cca,. ssSs; ( SSTsT ,s''
, \, N.YorE s.yins mos, volunteered their
ss.os. tie, srs .ubsi, e Toe pqee sss
"a ..s. ,,.51 Tfiis WEDNESDAY. June 2, 1859.
Tss SLo sipr H coRTFsY MARIETTA GazzANIGA
IEREs srE EskSp sn MOI oShssiARo and
celebrated baritone who viii make his frs: 'Ppe''n'" IN 100
The TIE psricrm.nc. will oou.i., n.
GeAED MATINEE AT ONE,
vben will b. given Verbs oD.x o..
vh Nun. o....i.. i! a T A1s ssasa s..a o.'o. and
In the ooar. d the Matinee ssnoI Aod' and Jane' VIII
sing The great Liberty D0f' P fI1R o,
'G Ia the IEsvEsING a, peSi1s,,g; open Of
b, Mue Corsss sisnoh BIsDoi and Amodio. o, v,rz,o
CG 10 oct Course n, .c Of the EVENING
blle. TERESA PARODl
VIII 'ias the national tI M sRsEILLA1sE.
PRICES ADMISSION .,
To Tire Matinee Ito 'a R:5 re. ;:d .ss,.
To the evening perfornsnoe
hive" (R<scrved seat., 80 cents extTal -. .
y.v circle 50 ceuts Am FthesteT oest,
Doos - ,ss M and be evening performance including
ss,,s s the mssncs nsy be bad usual ticket Offices
music s.e Do G ,s evening performance only Be had
q. he Academy Of Music and Root Anthonys corner OF NASSAU
TIe,, NAV likewise be bad door and ofthe Committee
THR SALE or TICKETS A.,
cen 81 Ma.o and at ROOT ANTHoHYs Stationery Store
corner Of Nassau and Pine SIS !, porr, p,..;da,.
O. FAssRIco1II. Treasurer. A..
O. Abioois, ~ P Pyeun,.lA
EP fabbh. '. oqusih4-
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TCe0 OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

0PEN 10 VISITORS SEEKING HEALTH or PLEASURE,
from June TO October l.
ACCOMMODATIONS for over FIVE HUNDRED VISITORS.
The Ohio White Sulphur Springs situated 40 Delaware
County 10 miles north Of Columbus he capital Of Oko on tue
sc. River 10 miles from Delaware miles from the White
Sulphur Station tine Springfield Mount Vernon and Pttsbusa
Railroad miles Pleasant Valley Springs station
or the Columbus Piqus Indiana Railroad The medicinal
Qualities Springs unsurpassed by those OF any other
NneT IA srs In The limited States other inform
s,i,n ssdres. ANDREW WILSON. Jr,
White Sulphur Springs. Ohio
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O,,Icy Oh rHE MILWAUKEE .sD MINNESOTA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY, Milwaukee, June .. 1873.

OFFICE " rHE MILWAUKEE, AsD MiasssoTA K.IL'
ROAD COMPANY. Milwaukee, June 8. 1873 ) .
NOTICE is hereby given that the DEED OF
IN ORGANIZATION Of this Company Is IN the Office Il the
Secretary Company ia the City Of Slwskee resdy TO
b executed by hoiers Of bonds secured by the OF the
L. Cr..- and Milwaukee Railroad Company, under foreclosure
OF which Company organized and persons holding such
bonds seady executed the nothed TO
DO 20 In persoI or by attorney duly authorized 80
Motto. given the Secretary OF this Company VIII
e CERTIFICATES the Stock Of this Company TO the hold
. Of such bonds upon surrender thereof Ia pursuance Of the
proyisious Of the Deed Of Orgsni saton.
Notice the Board Of Directors Of this Company
nav. made an ASSESSMENT the Stock the rate Of ONE
PER CENTM for purpose OF paying tbs expenses Of fore
closing the said and Of organizing this Company pay
Abe on OF before o July the Treasurer Of e
Company at bis Office in the CITY OF hlssnkee
r'' DWIGHT W. kEYES Secretary
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Bcarh auh Rooms.

4 VERY large and elegant second story front
N ROOM with Hall BEDROOM sitsched. - 70 ie AZ > !,
ssl fhs. between Broadway sud bo~ery snt.ef- tof
man or rsnf!sner Hou%@ ~ feet Sasi H''
class f,f-ierces required sd ziveh
BOARD in BROOKLYN "A few Boarders can
ID BE- secomuods,.d IN 6'rcsss h9ase N . oei,Sha ~
tiOn hsh poand aud convenient 70 the lery orn4 n
to.v For bsd apply personally By note ~ the Ane-'n
e.fs No g. Wh.,est, n Y
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THE briggs PATENT PiANO-FORTE-

o.. THE VIOLIN PLANO.
T. L, I'll, ucr Al iron BID par entirely srpsrats
, ,h 49, thus relieving sound boards .aA ever ota~
ma, Of tb> instrument frnm the strsln ,
II vii r-n,n IN TUNE tot MANI hoNThSs ana- "a'~ -
strr 2, ..r s~tti-d EVEN for yrs-N . ,u,.u
IL IS ccavex sounding boards above and below ne '~
ts.I 40. together thus making
tie entire ius;runient vibrs;ory shell 81.
a, o ..aiurr III tone been equAd- exc-p.
by tnstruu,eu;s o the violin cisss
II IMPROVES WITH AGE and USE becoming NOR vi'-S
,oY- Ard ~. tone purer and
i..be BFsT PIANO FORTE EXISTING srd 10 r-corn-
r,.nssd by GOTTSCHALK THALBERG, sa May otAs Ar
isl sBd prcf. .-orsA $500 1850, ,o,- =, ,,,.
Between SpnDs and Prince sta
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Hdits at Anft,on.
L " Hfxr Aur.inraor

J. w. HUSr Auctiorecr
sele-Tooms No. 81 Sasssu.-
A U 7 O n 5 A L. -
~ RARE CHANCE
ASSIGNEE SALE.
I w HUNT will sell ~ PUBLIC AUCTION. % WE'D
NEsDAY c:i day Of JUNE at ioi o'c'ok m on tie
p.,rrb~- NJ. iae Broadway the
LEASE AND FIXTURES
Of The .oee.hs With al the furuuTe Cootint
Ckery Tsb Linen. ard al other thnEs sPo-tianiLS 10
srntcss Rrs,ursnt and Dining Scn- formerly Kept By
II GROOM vita good viii q the bosEess-a nrSt ~"
orpouuity Tor any d-.ous u eogssng IN h- busis - -
n. pace full oI@r.ton with god class q cusoes asa
The trch.sr have tie next DAY after tn s
Cs,ares Of viii be in readiness on the dsJ OF
GEO +. ROGERS, ..,;,,--.
WA STEPHENSON
A VCTION NOTICE.-SALE of SEWING
"A MACHINES WEDNESDAY, ct ioi c'cIoch-By BELL
4 THOMPSON Ne. Is E.c BrsiwaY. y order r'as.-- y
frs. class SHUTTLE MACHINES vows pa;rai las; sped
s1i.at m tailoring especially qutng CAP snd Cor.e. uakne
Sale positive. Y. CoLf'' esq, Al.o.uey'
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WELLINGTON A. CATER, AuctioneeI -
C,TOCK of GROCERIES, FIXTURES, AVN
- ING and LEASE of STORE at AUCrION.-rHURSDAf,
TO morrow lo O'Clock premises. me sntiie contents store
Strip Honey Candles Soap. Spices, Sc with Tea Csnner'
Scs. Cases Fountain. Beer Pump. Gas Fixtures and
about $50 Of awning pP- pure Uta aso taf--
yesr- Lease Of Store at low rent
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A. n. MrRws, AgctioDeer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Trsde-Sals
ID Rooms, Nc. - PAX row ,v-vovoovs

OT BANGS, MEhNlN a Io', iIsuo-oaio
ID Rooms. No. IS Pax row. - - ....oo,,,
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY AFTERNOONS.
June p and 3, a, O'Clock
COINS TOKENS and MEDALS: A large snd very ohoin'
collection Among the many s-m Of this cabinet are s- Va
y 81 American God and Silver Coins II dates some Of
them proofs Complete Of American Cents .nc han CORA
many OF them profs Proof Patterns god silver AMI copper
r New .rev Connecticut Vermont Nssachuett. sud VIZ
su;a Cents nsltCeuts. al ne fac American and roeen
M-sl. English Coins and Tokens in silver snd coppr so
A affection Of scarce Autograph Letters aud Documents &c
CatA hes now ready.
FRIDAY MORNING. June p. a. II O'clock d,
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS By the Ola Matters, secured
In Rene n hr Revolution Of s4s Anions them paints
by Titan Csrac.i O. Poussin. Dominique, PHI, fsch-to'
Moyn Rosa Dc Tiyo Cau.ooo and many other renowned
Artists Including Painting Of the lNAAcuLAT. CosSkPI.os
which has BIZ the original Mnro iary
arr now on exhibition The Catalogues may Be- bad on Monday
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WINSTON HOUSE, ST. ANTHONY MIN:

WTINSLOW HOUSE, st. ANTHONY MIN'
w SEsoTA, j. r. DARROW, 6uperinte ndeat-fhis
the largest and elegant furnished Hotel In ths
ga IL op4n The accommcdsor Of yresta IL is des
by located being the business pert OF the CITY and
oorn1anoing fun HEh o. the Ras Of * Anthony ara W 70
a Of the cities Of St Anthony snd Minneapolis -
This House Just completed, at coS OF ana furlfH
"A IN prt,eely stye at an additional expense Of $4,000
The o.lebrssej Fals Of mime HsHs lLanshns Wrsft as
located abou iogr miles dar. from he Window House. IN
suu Hotel and object Of esment eesnty sad onso
d interest they fail exotic ths admiration Ct .bs tours
transient board % per day. -,
yhs tables Are flr.hed with The greatest variety AID tie
eholo4s the and attention 10 wanting TO sss
the guests Of he Tiaslov tss friends q the Hoess
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fonsrs anb farms Uantso.

NNTANTED-To purchase for cash, mortgage or
w citypyoPerty COUNTRY PLACE I'VE OF more 5crei
with GOOD plenty water healthy eiso
near rairoad Hudson or in Oange West bomhed OF
in Morris,own n j. Address with fun particulars
Box No. S,oio.