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HOUSEKEEPING,
AT KINZEYy

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sceS sa hs s'sciS 81. marx dov. shs pr'sse sars
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@ 1909 Per: y:ss: ssisi.s Ss r:s "a sisss S a. q v.
cS ;.Ts: y.ss. sIsS sisS ,TT! K.SF ys,;; :. = i
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rs@ sspsssS ss%s 0f B
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90 4rIo - "a EishtS ave, bet ala and aad n.
A GREAT SAVING TO BUYERS OF CAR
"A PETS, olIGLoTHs, 90
CARPEra
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onrsYRs r%Rsf SfoTS efs MhSf;ts sHR P:fs shgpss Y &C.
VIII ..s ii: ~: I'd sns! rf;, {: y ss!J: r..
sop). offer their ENTIRE STO * a. RHrAII,
for CASH AT WHOLESALE PRlCKA
One prUft can he saved snd
Selection made from tAe largest stock
Ever offered st retail In the city.
kvery trade u goods
Can he had
RIpArieuocd uphois..rers have ba~u engaged. ana
g,os will be delivered free Laid In any part of this
or the adjoining cities T. IL ). ). y C0SKLINd,
M. 20 Certlandt 1t, between Broadway sut nresu-
vich street oc2l 1lGa
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CLOTHING.
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AUD CountTy Trade, aud customers znd the
public At large thai eIamn stioo of our nioos VII
eruyibos them that there sIasgerston Ia saying
hP the host assortmrnt Of Men aud BoyS Cloth
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ou eioth,ng 4 prizes ~ ynich isly oomPstt.
pcod Pfiot Beaver, and p.tersbAT .....ss % - Y
tar"r6ps sstor RsSver, ma and B'vn ~ 70 !? %
1Itra FINE Esauin Beaver 10 10 10 10 %
FRO lDAI5.
Binrt Frocs Goats, veil made and trimmed. " ~
fins Blsnh Cloth ditto, ditto. .....,....bW ~ 70 s0
Sal AItiDe Custon Made IlnOd vth -,ik. 10 % 20 Oo
BUSINESS OOAld
5fronE Bu.lnes4 CoAts. ...................N 70
Cashmere proets and Sachs. -. "
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prdn. BIB Cloth and Docsktn, and Prsuoh D'<kin-
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vslvet, sih satin 81 70 t3 Fine silk plush fSo
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FIT 0UsK q ED IL EVERY IN5rANCh.
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ksnnfactumrar, m q and sesnts sor sSisoNs fAr'
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ocl5 Aar'lU
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L,URS- FURS-FURS-LADIEB A SECRET
L Fur cured by the Indians re.<p sIoss tha. IN
@esses sSsi5 value as,s svw 49, hsiI nv nv
ss~ins srovds 2, Asies daily 4 the Greet wss,srn
10. sry. DRAKE, Manager. % and ID sy o-rs pas
the door. ono's
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GENERAL BUSINESS


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village q Yonkers % the clerk. olhee or before
Yrb,ns assssins, ksl 4 srsas yi'ts aye , Hsrnot
specidcations Of the work sad bl.ak proposals may
work Will require about twelve thoupsrd lircat fsot
Of emb b and surtcr, and about hirtythroe thnusAnd
Il cubic ards Of earth excavation. oe2o 6'lXI
THE 'RIGGB TRUSS ID PERFECTLY
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MRS. @. BOIRBAU,
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Stitching by WHISTLER wlisou's Hachine,
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LOWW61 RATW
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esrmsnA Faxnny ssvins Of every desorfptton prollr<
II done in ths sosl splNsdd manner. On vsry mod.
- termA LAdlss srs nvitsd 70 osl
b. means o. the PAttcnt HeInmG, the dueSe hens
sre eeGase1y turued an6 ito,sd upou Napkins, Hand
ksrshiefs QaymsahA s.1 sosAs q svsU ssecAss,
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SAILS OF REAL ESTATE
Nsw Yosz. oot. ~
I lot on south side or saith 1t, 100 fest west Of
Sd av, Nx99 inches, rs,...............'WS
Houss and lot No. iyv washington 81, sAAn30. esss
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. p sse.
rSs Jys,p.,s H.,,x M.

The Express publishes the following extract
from letter dated Bagerstown, October 10th,
1859, 10 Q gentleman In this city -
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nISuNION SENTIMENT.

From The BdihMOre AmeyicdH.
During the past week there has been an extensive
orowtb of disunion sentiment among the people OF
Jefferson County and the avowal OF oplnlohs aVerse
10 dissolution of the Union almost regarded as
treason 10 the Commonwealth. better ieeling now
ever now prevails and the oppressive reserve which
weighed down the entire community, has given way
TO freedom Of sentiment that Is quite refreshing ana
the street discussions now include even combating
Of the disunon sentiment. person VINO undertoos
10 experiment came out with flying coors OF which
the following version is given by one OF the Northern
correspondets: His opponents in the discussion had
declared themselves in favor OF an immediate
secession, and in favor oil them compelling the
North by force of arms, 10 return fugitive
slaves They admitted that there would then be
much danger OF their slaves running away, because
the Fugitive Slave act would be no longer oPeraivei
and the only way to remedy that TO declare war
against The North il slaves were not returned But
this menace was net by the suggestion that while the
reenen Of the South would be engaged IN these nos
tilies the slaves, being under no restraint, wo1ld
avail themselves OF the absence of their masters at the
wars TO gain their freedom. This was an unanswer-
able argument. There dsputing the reasoning.
Besides if the refusal to surrender slaves were sui
fcient cause Of war, why did not the United States
now declare war against England for harborng the
Ave millions worth Of slaves that annually make their
way 10 Canadal For himself he owned ten thousand
dollars in slaves and boosted of being az devoted
Southern man as stood in shoe-eatheri but be would
rather surrender his property than that thus glorious
Union should be disturbed.
THE OTHER PRISONERS.
The execution Of Brown has greatly depressed the
remaining prisoners and all, with the exception OF
Cook, are looking forward TO the certainty of their
impending doom, and making religious preparations
with sincerity and eamesness. Cook evidently has
not vet aldned his hope Of Communication. Stephens
has almost entirely recovered from his wounds, with
the exception OF considerable soreness and slight
raryzalon on the right side of his head where sew
era buckshot are lodged near his ear. He has ouS
little 10 say and seems calm, quiet and resigned.
There is better feeling in the community for stephens
than any be other prisoners not only or account OF
bic great bodily suferngs but from the fact that he
has evinced much sincerity and has avoided all at
tennis 10 increase the excitement and agitation that
prevails in the country. He is TO be tried before the
United States authorities, and may probably escape
with imprisonment. With regard 10 Hszlett although
he has Teen identified with some certainty as having
beep one of the party Brown aud the other prisoners
refuse TO recognize him. and will doubtless under the
Injunction of Brown, continue TO be faithful 10 their
friends.
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LETTER TO L. MARIA CHILD.

sr.co. Count, sfNorson. Canada West Nov d, 1883
Dear and seli-ssorifeing friend OF the remohhe anu
bleeding slave Having noticed, IN one OF our Gan
adam uevsrapers, your humane offer TO go ana nurse
that brave and eccentric hero Of liberty, Capt joan
Brown, in bis wounded ard trying state, and having
read biz letter 70 you, requesting your ad IN getIng
Up iurd for tie support Of his srle'ed family oeg
to ttate that there are but few eoored persons IN
Canada who would not give something for such
noble ard praseworthy object.
OF course am welI aware that in the United States
there is a sufficient number Of generous and great
souls who will most eheerfuly create a fund, ample
CROUCH 10 meet all the necessities Of those unfortunate
widows ard orphans. Still, the colored people OF
Carada would If acceptable, most gladly assist IN an
enteTrise 80 grand and magnanimous. You may
doubt their ability aid materially IN such matter,
as II II Ofen represented in the states that great
nany of The eolored people here are IN starving cou,
don But the fact Is, there are great many eoiored
Teope in Canada, ana among them are some lazy
wretcbes, who will always be poor. Ii the wealth
Ct TIE Rothsehilds were gwen them they would
waste II al become Iaupers again. Suen are 70 oe
found all over the word, and among all races But
this matter las been greatly maguhed IN accounts OF
the coored Veople here, because a number OF lazy
rasCss 10 through the States pretending to beg money
FOR tie ia wing fugtves when their real object Is 10
yet ouey for themselves, to enable them 10 return 10
Canada and have enough TO obtain the neeessafes OF
life and even TO keep up certain degree of grandeur,
while they live in ideness. Some OF them, apparently
sensible n en-, leave here for months and we Know
nothing OF their Whereabouts, until all at once iney
return, seemingly Win plenty OF houeNi "eh VIC
sometimes hear accidentally of their begging tours IN
the United States. =,
Such course has always been condemned by all
the mite gent coored citizens of Canada any such
scamps vist your locality have confidence in themi
for Canada is an enlightened and generous country,
with nanv just and noble heart. Our counties,
towns and cities provide for all who are unable 10 sus-
tain tie elves and those who are industrious are
making decent living. Many are even getting well
TO do in the world.
Ismply mention this to show that so far from being
in saiyipg state We are able and willing 10 help in
any great and glorious enterprise, especially when the
destiny Of onr own race is connected with It, The
contribution Of each individual will necessarily be
small but v hen nearly every one Of fifty or sixty
thousand peoule gives mite" it may be no small
consideration Should this meet your appreciation,
please reply Immediately. ,,..,>,
Yours very respectfully, H. {. JAOhsOS'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-07
DIRECT FROM HARpER's FERRY.

From The FUltoa tOswego Col Patriot and Gdzesfe
But a few hours ago, the night train on the Oswego
branch Of the L. G.. X. X. brought US 1" live
HaTpers Ferry insurgent, Mr.. -, 'fne-looklng
man, about 80 Year, Of age. Nearly ten years ago,
he escaped Virg9nian Slavery, leaving behind him
mother, two brothers, and one sister. One brother
now lies in ChaIlestown jail. The other, Ike himself,
seeks a home under the tag OF Great britain while
his mother ard toll on, with hope Of deliver
snce from the d0maing tyranny Of a Boosting repub-
lie save in successful fight 70 Brtannlas soil or IN
the stout hearts and strong Of other Browns and
Turner'S, at the hands OF the grim monster
Death.
Since bis first escape from Slavery, he has been in
Canada and Ohio. In OHIO he became quanted with
John Brown Of awatome, and learning his inten-
tons joined the enterprise, hoping thereby to restore
to Bic mother brothers, and sister their inalieuable
rights Life, Liberty and the pursuit Of happness
During the melee that followed the charge OF the
marines this man and o.hers escaped and made their
way Ncrth OF Brown he says he has the highest re-
gard and considers him a true man and hero. VI the
number under Browns control, each and every one
was particularly char ed not modest any woman or
child, and 10 njure man except IN pure defense.
He War shown some Of the earicatures IN HgrpeTs
Heekls and said thai Shareholders themselves little
knew the feeling among slaves. They looked upon
John Brown a. a deiveTer, and were ready 10 throw
of tbe yoke whenever they confident OF success
Ihoufar De sigh and become gloomy al the late diss
ter; while before the master they profess contentment
and behind his back they study out the means Of
eseape This poor man said that be loved Old John
Brown ard was vet willing to dare and do for Free
dcm he finds many friends, and yet looks upon them
all with extreme caution and fear. lie seemed nteli
CERT and active. Ere this he t-eads British
soil free and honest man. God be thanked that on
this side II the mighty Atlantic there is asylum for
the oppTessed-a refuge from Southern bloodbOunds
and Northern hypocrtes and barbariaEs. ;.
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JoHN BROWN AND G. W. BROWN.

To ne Edifo, Of Tie y. T. Tribvse
SIR: It's not very pleasant pastime to drive yu-
tures from their prey-nor one that an earnest man
would voluntarily undertake. But there times
when !, is holy and important duty; and Therefore,
[ will notice the letter published in TIE TRIBUNE Of
Wednesday, from G. w. Brown, the infamous editor
Of the very infamous organ Of the Federal Administra
ton IN Kansas.
l. lie charges me with desiring 10 divert attention
from myself parttoeps crtnIais with worthy John
Brown in his late berOic attempt help Gods heple-
people in Virginia. To sustain this charge be quotes
froai a book Of mine called 90 The Rowing Editor or
"Talks with Slaves in the Southern States, and sd
yises YOU and your readers to procure IT, AoDe that
you 0aa they NtH foUOU that Gdrics! If only 10 know
tlat still aorse every sentiment Of that book that
a,n in favor Of serve instruction the South; that
,korG rejoice to see the tracers in human hesh the
bsngmen Of our heroes the murderers Of citizens
in Kansas driven into the Gulf Of Mexico if thls only
the CRIME Of Slavery can be speedily abolished L
dedicated this volume 10 Capt John Brown and now,
assure you do not regret II. VIII you say that Mr..
A. b. Burdick Of New-YOrk, will send the book by
nail to any one any where who forwards him dollar
Thus divert attention from myself"
did not know that John Brown intended 20 sud-
denly to conquer Virginia, or il is probable enough
tha; should have been ., Hsrpsr's Ferry. But I'D
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persussyes peculiar to themselves induced bin 70
rxeharre nj, usual habhments, and don shoee tnst
t-apsmogrifsd him into pretty fair ..
Pats definition Of q maB-a cock' re We sos
gan e, however for be had no spurs; nor ga DC eA-
lit il any inclination to uake fight or crow being We
surJ Ose, Of from bis own dun bill. Ine catrges
sgsntt him we're, that he generally expressed Ayo.
hOn sentiments, aud thai on last Ssoosb evening ny
read ~ negroes in bic store. These charges Mr. ffk
denied he was called out Of bic store al n'g IT, and
gagged before he could make either nolse or rc~is-
snee. lie then placed in carnage add driven
short distance from the city, and he APPLICATION as
above made 10 his nude person; he was then len 20
End his way back as beet be could. His hrst appear
sree in the limits was near tie hospital, where he
cane in sight of Waterman, who was 80 alarmed ~
the sight that be gave spasmode JERK AZ h's rsxe
and TOOK 10 HE heel, not willing 10 face 80 dreadful
an appsrtion. Reinforcement, however, was brave
enouth 10 approach him, when he was conducted
home the mot piliable object Is possible 10 magne.
Not spot of his skin was Visible, ana ms hair Wa
H. F,k II Is nut Justice 20 saw. visited his native
State few NeaIs ago, where, in pubhe meeting, nc
defepd,d the institution Of Slavery, and oronghs upon
himself the 0f bis relations, as well a. The an
his speech. Savannah News, Dec ..
A Charlestown, the military authorities not only
held rossesson Of the telegraph, bat also ntererea
with tie mails Letters directed IN certain of the New
York papers were not forwarded; and packages OF
NEWSPAPERS from New-York were suppressed. Us
Tie CAarlsst08 C0sricr contains letter giving an
account Of great excitement in Williamsburg. Two
Northern teachers, w. j. Dodd and H. A: r. Hamilton
have been living private tutors in the families OF
Nessrs Henry D. Shaw and :. J. Bradley, for upward
of year; but since the Hsrpers Ferry affair, have
become objects of suspicion. meeting OF citizens
was called and they were requested to leave. The
gentlemen in whose family they are, opposed the &C
ton OF the meeting, rejecting upon them AZ
subsequent meeting il was determined 20 permit the
obnoxious individuals 10 remain unu their present.
schools expire, on the lst, the other ON the ith Of
Dect mber.
letter from Lyncbburg to The RieAmond Dsspasch
saws: 1.-THE Home Guard Of Lynchburg purchased
Their uniforms at the North. This is Southern policy
E" with vengeance.
Col. F. j. Thompson Of San jose, No. arrived
day or two sinee bringing "a feet Of rope, made OF
hemp grow on the borders Of Kansas IL was sent
by a lacy whose husband murdered by Browns
foices, and whose slaves were atterward run OF by
Brown. On an experimental trial, however, Il was
found to be not sufficiently strong for the purpose for
which it was cent. Ii broke three times under the
weight of three "ffy-sixes" suspended the. efrom,
al d suddenly snapped Another rope was sent from
Alexandris. This however, Was not used. The rope
sent from Richmond, believe, was that employed.
lCouespondence Bait. san
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AN ANEcDoTE OF JOHN BROWN.

Correspondenee OF TIC a. i II9uHe' - N 1o,o
PINE GROVE, Warren CO., Pa, Nov. y, lS09.
Old John Brown emigrated from here 10 Kansas
prominent citizen of Warren County was IAN appren-
ice of his in Crawford County, and tells many facts
Illustrating his integrity and nobeness OF heart, one
of which runs thus: Z" Having heard that poor man
with large family suffering for the necessanes
"of life he sent me TO his house to inform him that
"Johp Brown would sell him provisions on credit.
"He came at and got about thirty dollars worth,
"aereeing to paw in work the next Summer; but with
Summer cane other calls for his labor than the pay
"meni Of old debts so he to Brown aud frankly
"toId him his situation and that 1t would be mpo ssbe
"to pay as agreed upon. The noble old man sad to
chin 20 home and take care of your family, and let
enc hear no more about this debt. IL IS "a part Of
y reitgion to assist those in distress, and TO COM
"'tott those that mourn" Z.
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TIE PHILADELPHIA BsSK CoUsrRRFEIT.--Ihs
BElLetin thus describes the counterfeit which has
proved such great success:
The counterfeit $l0Vs are printed in blue, and
dated January l. 1855 OF the genuine notes of this
date and character, bot few N circulation There
are no counterfeit $Ogs dated May 1852 that the
notes Of this date in circulation appear 10 be good.
Tie counterfeit s50s are printed some in black and
others in blue, and dated Feb. /, 1853. There never
wac any genuine So issue Of that date There also
sos printed in black, dated May 2, 1885,"
TIE Bulletin Gays;
"Quite a number OF these couuterfeife have been
taken by experienced hands and il woald be impossi-
bic to give such description would enable any one
70 detect them in any other way than By observing the
directions given above The detectives have the mat
ter in hand and busy searching out the partes who
have got out the counerets IL is conjectured that
these admirably executed counterfes have been put In
circulation Suddenly IN the Western States Ind they
have been sent on East in Exchange large qoanftss
just suddenly. They baye been scattered AL arourd
the busnets portion OF the city, and have deceived The
very bestJudges Of paper money in the community.
The notes are entire eounterets the plafes from wnsn
they printed not being genrne plates - Wa up
posed OF hrs The eoufterfes are proonpiy sns zee
ever executed and every bank in the cry Is cehevea
to have been vietisized 70 greater " ies amsenA