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Killed while Robbing hi. own House.

The Milwaukee Sentinel gives the following:
We learn that on Wednesday or Thursday
night last, the Treasurer of the town of Erin,
Washington county, whose name, we believe,
was Whaling, was shot dead while attempting
to rob his own house. It appears that he had
collected some twelve or fifteen hundred dollars
of the town taxes, and left home in the afternoon,
telling his wife that he should be gone all night
Toward evening travelling peddler applied at
the House for nights lodging. The wife at
first refused to admit him, but finally yielded,
with much reluctance to his request Some
time in the night the peddler was awakened by
the noise of men breaking into his room. TAX
ing them for robbers, he drew pistol and fired
at them. One fell and two fled. Lights being
procured, the dead body of man, with black
ened face and otherwise disguised, was found
upon the floor. Upon further examination it
proved to be the proprietor of the house him
self, who had resorted to this stratagem to steal
the tax-money collected, and had met with this
terrible retributionl
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stnte Reform Farm and schools.

Mr.. MoNRoE, of Lorain, to whom the people
of Ohio are SO much indebted for the estab-
lishment of the State Reform Farm School, has
introduced bill in the House to make such
amendments of the law as seem to be indicated
by It's practical workings, and to enlarge the
sphere of the usefulness of the institution. 1t
proposes also to enable such cities as choose to
nations in said city.
The bill authorizes an expenditure of $500 in
useful and necessary improvements on any build
ing now erected on the State Reform Farm; de-
makes the chief officer road supervisor; Furnishes
for enticing, aiding or sbetting youths from the
Farm, or harbOring fugitive from the Farm, by
fine not exceeding 500, or imprisonment in
Jail not more than six months, OF both, at the
discretien of the court; authorizes the erection
on the Farm of building large enough to con-
tain fifty male youth to be used either as a
place OF punishment or means of reformation,
the cost not to exceed $4,000; and also a
building large enough to contain fifty female
youth, to be used as q place Of reform for fe-
males sent to the Farm in the same manner as
male youth are now committed, the cost of the
building not to exceed $1,000.
The bill further provides that City Councils
may apply such pecuniary aid ss they may
deem proper, not to exceed 81 900 in any one
year, towards the establishment of one or more
reformstories in said city, of such character
as is fixed by the law to establish and govern
Reform Schools, passed April ?, 1858. Some
amendments are also made in regard to the
Board of Commissioners. The acting Commits
sioner is required to devote all his time to the
duties of his Office, and is to receive salary
not to exceed 81, eco year, to be fixed by the
Board and the Governor of the State, but no
other fees, perquisites, or personal expenses
whatever. The two advisory Commissioners
are to receive IS per diem for time actually en-
plOyed, not to exceed forty-6ve days in the
year, but no travelling or other expenses or fees.
The Board to meet at least once month
The bill consults due economy while it pro-
vides for additions and improvements found
necessary By the demands of the public on the
Reform School Farm, and we trust it will meet
with the approval of the General Assembly
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Fire in Detroit---sna Spectacle.

The stables of the Grand River House in De.
troit were burned the night of the sth, contain
ing several horses and two cows, hay, oats,
&C., the work of an incendiary. The fire had
got under such headway before the doors were
burst in that the horses could not be got OUT
The Tribune says:
The condition of the poor animals thus left
to their fate, was pitiable beyond description
They had for the most part broken their halters,
but some of them were already partly roasted,
while others were so overcome with terror that
they sunk down passiveiy upon the floor, where
they lay until death relieved their sufferings.-
Two or three escaped in the open air, one of
which, wrapped in sheet of fame, presented
a singularly terrific spectacle, which thrilled
every beholder. His name and tail were singed
completely of, and his eyes were literally burnt
ont The smouldering carcasses of six horses
and two cows were found in the stable.
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RcmarkabIr Unanimirr.

The Washington States, paper which pro-
fesses 70 support Mr.. Buchanan's Administrn-
ton, speaks some unpleasant truths about the
same, occasionally. The following declaration
of the States, considering the jealous denials
lately SO universal among the Democracy, is
worth noticing ;-"EverybOdy, Wing, Demo
crat, Free Trader and PrOtectiOnist, admits that
the expenditures of Government are exorbitant
beyond endurance"
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GRAND BoNsPIEL AT TORONTO Our Canadi-
sn neighbors are noted for their winter sports
on the ice, of which the manly one of curling is
prominent. The grand curling bOnspiel between
the East and the West, which had excited much
attention among ''the brethren of the channel
stane" for some weeks, came off on Toronto Bay
on the sth. The day was propitiOus, special
trains were run, and an immense crowd wit
messed the exciting sport The play commenced
about one o'clock, there being AZ Kinks engaged,
numbering in the aggregate l6s players. The
East was represented By rinks, four players
each, from Scarboro,' Burlington, Bowmanville,
Geulph, New Castle, Toronto, and Montreal, 81
clubs in all. The West by Kinks from Ontario,
Hamilton, Fergus, Ancaster, Guelph, West
FlsmborO', London, and Dundas, also 81 clubs
The game foOtings were East, 45l, West 533.-
Majority in favor of the West 50.
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RoBBERY OR RAseALITY-FAILURE.-Gordon
MeWilliams, residing near Marion, and for some
years past engsged in buying and shipping
stock to New York, Philadelphia, de-, returned
from Philadelphia on Thursday and reported
that he had been robbed of So, SOC somewhere
between Philadelphia and Marion. The Re-
publican states that the announcement caused
great excitement, as McWillisms, was much in
debt, many farmers holding his paper from
whom he had bought stock on time, DC. His
Indebtedness is estimated at from $4,000 to
$40, GOO which he secured as far as his proper
ty would reach. Some few believe that he has
really been robbed, whilst the great majority
have no faith whatever in his story.
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NIKKow EscAPE-The dwelling house and
children ofMr. G. G. Murray, in youngstown,
narrowly escaped destruction by fire while the
parents were sbseat the night of the 18th ult-
A little boy, IN q fit of somnambulism, as is sup
posed, got up and Lit candle and then placed
il under the bed. The other children were
awakened by the sufOcsting smoke and alarm
ed the neighbors, who soon rallied and extin-
Ruished the flames.
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[oRIGINALl
Certificate of Authority.
To expire the slst day Of January, 1850.

To expire the 3lst day Of January, 1860.
COLUMBUS. o., Jan 81. 1883.
WHEREAS, The Consolidated Insurance Company Of
the City Of Philadelphia located at philadelphia the
State OF Pennsy vania has MED in this Office
ent OF its condition. required by first section Of the
ect ITO regulate Insurance Companies incorporated
by the Stale of Ohio passed April 1856; and whereas
said company has furnished the undersigned with
factory evidence thai i IS possessed Of least One Hun
dItd thousand Doss of actual capital invested in Stocks
bonds OF in mortgages Of Real tate worth double
the amount for which the morgaged and whereas
said company has filed in this Office written instrument
under corporate seal signed By the President Sec
retaF thereof authorizing any agent or agents said
Company in this State TO acknowledge service orrocess
for and in behalf of sid Company cosenng that service
Of process mesne hnal such agents.
shall be taken and held valid as If served upon the
Company according to the laws Of this or any other State
waving all claim right Of error bv reason Of such
acknowledgement Of service.
Now, thereiore pursuance Of the rt section Of the
To regulate Insurance not BY
the State Of Ohio, passed April ls5s l. FRANCIS NJ
WRIGHT Auditor Of SGte do hersbV certify that said
Consolidated Insurance Company Of the CITY Of Philade
phia authorized to transact the business Fire and Ma
Insurance IN this State until the ast aV OF JanuarV
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixfv
In witness whereof have hsreunto Subscribed NV name
end caused the seal of Office be affixed this thirtyst
day Of January, in the Year thousand eight hundred
and ffty-nins.
{Ls} F. M WRIGHT, ,ssito,
fehl2dlwZs
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EXTRAORDINARY There has been eonvic-
ton of murder in the first degree in Hamilton
county. It was the case of James Burns,
low doggery keeper, who brutally murdered one
of his customers on slight provocatiOn 1t is
the first conviction of the kind we believe in at
least score of murder trials in Cincinnati,
number of them quite as premeditated and cruel
as in the case of Burns
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CHAReE OF ARsoN.-Theron Kinney, man
of property and 6s years old, has, after an e1-
animation, been committed to jail in MahOning
county, for setting on fire and burning dwell
ing house in BOardman, owned by Mrs. shina-
felt, on the night Of the 24sh of December last.
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The Canal eonfracrs Case.

The Ohio Statesman understands that upon
the application of the Contractors, the Supreme
Court of the United States at Washington City,
has granted Writ of Error by which the de-
cision of the Supreme Court of Ohio will ccme
under the review of that tribunal. So the end
is not yet.
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FoR PKE's PEAK.-The industrious Reserve
boys mean to be in for share of the yield of
the new diggings- The Ashtabula Sentinel
states that two companies have formed in Gem
eva to start for Pixies Peak about the first of
March; and the Mahoning Register learns that
= company of fifteen has been organized in Po-
land for an early start The Poland company
will take three wagons and provisions to last
SIX months.
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FArHER AND Two DAueHTERs IN THR SAME
PRlsox.-The Cincinnati Gazette says.
The prisoner, Kane, who was sentenced to
the Psniteutiary for life, for killing the sup
ooaed sedueer Of his daughter. and who was
1ranted a new trial, has been returned from
Golumbus. and now occupies cell IN the main
:eiI' Two Of his daughters are in the female
department Of the prison, awaiting sentence to
sPenitentiary for grand larceny, but have
vet had an interview with the father.
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State Of Pennsylvania.

State OF pennsylvania.
County of Philadelphia, ~
James Blight President, and Edwin A Lewis Secreta-
y OF the Consolidated Ins Co.. being severay sworn, de-
pose and say that the above full, true and correct
statement q the unalIs OF the said Companynat the said
Insurance Company IS the bOua hds Of least One
HUNDRED Thousand Dollars OF actual cash cash capital
vested IN Storks and Bonds Real Es-
tate, wort double the for which IN
gged that the above described investments part
thereo are made FOR the benefit Of individual eIercs
IN lne management of said Copany. either
as President Secretary Treasurer Director OTHERWISE
tnat the mortgages Shove described have been assigned
nor IN any nanner released impaired bv I'D Company
Insurance Company
J. H. BLIGHT, President
Z. 4. LEWIS, Secretary.
Suoscroed and sworn before this I'd day of January,
los. DANIEL B. BORNEY.
ONO Comulssioner PhIladelphia. p.
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Bankers.
J. Herdnlan g Co..

No 81 Public Square South Iide. near Ontario 81.
RANKERS AND DEALERS IN
~ Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Uneurrent Money
specie and Land Warrants. Collections throughout the
Drafts and Bills Of Exchange Great Britain Ire land
rance and Germany We drrect in sums TO sufr a
sh ana % days, On the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
LondCn-MessIs Prescott, Grols. Czso Co. Bankers
LlTerpool-J- Banned : Co Bankers. u
MancheSter-MesSr Cuniffe. Brooks Co. Bankers
National Provincial Banks Of England Branches tire
out England and Wales
BirmIngham Banking Co.
Yorkshire district BANK and Branches.
Lancaster Bsnkirg Co. aud Bsanches
National Bank OF Ireland
Provincial Bank Of Ireland
And all their Branches in allthe principal nss and town
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial BANKING Co. 49,.
Grecnock Banking Co IN G lasgn1 and Csreenock
National Bank Of Scotlal1 and Branches
We can also furnish DTa for any amount payable IN ne
prl1clpal titles OF the Cortiaent OF Europe.
PASSAGE BIZ STEAMER or Sailing Picket ShiuS toor
nom New York, hreai Britain aud Ileand France md
Germany can be cured Al the Low rates
For fnrtner PARTICULARS ap5lyfO
n L wHIr~1g n. N. srANDART.- c w. sT1ND1TT
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers and Lcalersi Foreign and Domestic r.
change No. SuparI7r street. We draw direct on Ton
dsa and will furnish Dras any amount navakIe - IN
be prnfpal Poin sin England Ireland. Scotand F1nes
aud Germany. CollectloES made all accessible no1f
aroashon. the Uait d States and canadsS. mhs:iV
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LOR SAFE OR EXCHANGE-

HUN O16-
l. LAKE STREET NEAR BANK-Large two story
House and Lot with Barn House we'll finished with wa
ter. gas. &c. To exchange for faIm-S6OO0.
NEWBURGH ROAD mi les from The cIty-FiTe acres
of land exchange for a small House and LOt-S7O0
MISSOURI LANDS-Well fefected, at $3.50 to So per
to exchange for stock Of goods good PanoO par
furniture.
and Lots also two small houses exchange for near
the city 5000.
FARM Of 60 acres 40 miles BY railroad from the city
and depct and village TO exchange city property
FOURTEEN ACRES-On the Detroit Plank ROad FIVE
miles from the city. small house. good barn. and some
fruit; 20 exchange for farm or city opeTy-s25U0
SOME CHOICE LANDS near Dubuque Iowa, some
good property this city centrally located with some
cash; 10 exchange for large and frSt-rate farm.
ONE ACRE Of land, with house. barn and fruit 10 miles
By plank rosd from Buffalo N to exchange for proper
ty IN or near this citv-$lOO0
WOOD LAND--T2 acres one mile from the Euclid De-
pot; eIchane for House and Lot il the ciy-S0 per
acre
TwENTY-THREE ACRES-5H miles from the city By
Euclid Plank Road. small house, good bzrn and orchard
and frstrate sandy soIi-S2soo
ROUSE & JENNINGS stl
Real Estate 4 assurances Agents
!.
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IRON PARIS

CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ of an execution issued om the Court of Common Pleas
Of Cuyahoga County, the suit Of H. l. and R. l. Whit
man against John Sidual to directed have LEVIED
upon and shall offer for sale at Public Auction at the door
Of the Court House of Seneca and Champlain
March, 1853 at O'Clock P NJ of said day the following
described lands and tenemenfso wit Situate IN the tow
ship Of Brook yn, being number in the thirteenth
range otOwnships in the Connecticut Western Reserve
the State of Ohio and which also the County Of Cuya
hoga and known of Lot No 1876 in the Wileyvle
Dnt eallad Cleveland foImerlE te Ctr Of Ohio
described fOllOWS STRIP on the nOrth
said lot Is feet wide being feet front Hicks
and 50 feet deep, be the same more or less.
Appraised at 500
d. L. WIGHTAAN, Sheriff,
per Hon Strong, Dep.
R. G. Hunt. Plf's Atty. febl2d2z2
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MARRIED,

In Jefferson, Feb 3D.. Miss ELLEN SMITH TO Mr..
JOHN SHIF, both of Ashtabuly-
InJeferson Feb. sth. Mrs. BETSEY MATTHEWS of
PierpCnt, to Mr.. LUCIUS sEYMoURof COnneaut, Pa.
Feb I'd MIR H P. INGRAHAM OF Braceville to Miss
MARY SPAULDING of Ellsworth
In Austirtown. Jan 18th Mr. JAMES ROURCK and
Miss MARY ANN PENNELL botho Austintown, Ma
honing county.
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E0R SALE Or EXCHANGE.-

IL KINSMAN ST House and Lot. Good house and
very large lot with Fruit and Shade Trees shcrt
distance from Perry ST. Exchange for 20 to Is near
the city. or for farm IN this county, $4,000.
VALUABLE LAND IN WISCONSIN-200 acres q
miles from Port Washington Lake Michigan, near Mil
waukee. Heavy timber land with excellent soil viii
exchangs for o good farm near the city
PAULDING COUNTY-2b0 acres ~ miles from ths
County seat, BY main road. miles from R. Station
good land with valuable timber Exchange for sula
farm near the city.
HAMILTON sT.-TwO houses and lots to exchange for
so ACRES, miles from Fort Wayne
4s ACRES, II miles iron Def-oit
20 ACRES Que mile from New Lisbon, County Seat Of
VIII exchange one or all for improved property
FIVE ACRES-Four miles from the city, with = small
house, good soil sandy loam and spring Of water 00
VIII exchange for farm
ON LAKE SHORE-l0 miles west Of the citT-eiehty
four @ Acres with small house and orchard acres
oftmber. To exchange for house and lotone on Wesf
Side preferred.
oLMSTED FALLS.-Hou.e and barn with Of one
half acre ROUSE 4 JENNINGS
SeDA
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Iu.-LIABILITIEs,


llth-The greatest amount insured in any one risk
Ih-The greatest amount allowed by the rules to be
sured IN any one city, town village. No precise
rules are made on this POM the Compauys rules be-
ing 70 aVoida large amount any locality.
lhThe greatest amount allowed to be sursd any
blOck-Same answer
tThe snount of its capital earnings deposited any
other State as security for lcsses therein-none.
l5th-Charter fled with the Auditor
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Alaabimists Mf.
a-K0NTGGL0I
9air Dpe.

DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
II bers BAsSETT HAIR DYE. great desderet1,n
large or snail Quantities, Al FIFTY per cent less Than % -
Purcb1se any other dye IN the country Bottles tSf -
nave % pay 81 Tor getth same I'll ed for
~ 70 tulsnef ior the sane quantity You can gst sS1
made desire frJm light shade brown Shade go
black, and gives the satisfaction to custos- e e
ing, kesDs natural appearance. Tor sals Na
Rstai By VIZ r A1TRTiSH Isa ieSaie an
nyl2d.ds Regularly authorized 1rss,
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Real Gstate Ageuts.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE
AND
INSU NCE

AGENTS,
No. SO Superior Street, Marble Block, up stairs.
febIs
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
II AFARM-Ninety-siI acres, miles from the city by
railroad good productive so good buildings rs acres OF
timber and an orchard with every variety Of uS5o per
acre
so ACREs-Near St Clair Road, 81 miles from the city
Very low.
ROUSE 6 JENNINGS.
ianl7 Real Estate Agents.
nor SALE-A fine RESIDENCE
Il on St. Clair street, near Seneca large two-story
Brick House and Lot, with all modern improvements A
small aynent down. balance in five yeius tiBle-ST6OO
FARM IN WILLOUGHBY-l00 acres-soil sandy and
guveiy loan, good farm house, orchards, &cSi5 per
acre.
HIGH SrREET-Good two story House and Lot-SaDoo
SIBLEY STREET-Yac Yacaut Lot, lalxls5 feet
EUCLID DEPOT-3z acres land-S20G.
WILLOW S1REET-Between St. Clair and Superior
streets, House and Lot-S350
BOLIVAR SIREET-Nice IL story House and Lot,
wi h Barns-S2, co.
Thirty ACRES-l5 miles by railroad from the city.
within y mile Of station good rich SOIL small hOuke good
barns fruit &C, al the very low price Of 81, 500
ROUSE JENNINGS.
Real Es.ate and Insurance Agetts
iaul7 Marble loek
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y Is DIN sut to fancy awkward stitch than this
Ibis ls called double thread sfiichH OF course The
which hes coed 50 cuousiy the lower side of
passes hEough and holds the cloth together but simply
serves % asten the inge thread which tie stitch
Ihs, also, is single thread stitch That the Grover an
Baker stitch unrayes readily Is shown by the above cut
Bot Iond be stated th1t when fastened thus stitch is
sastlo and Is to many Dup'ses valuable s.itch That
very complicated eo1tr1vance is required take the
liability to get out Of order.
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THE SELLING QUALITIES OF BGRHAvEs HoL-
LAND BTTTERs.-
QUEBEC, CANADA, June 20, ls54.
We have no doubt it will sell we'll here Send one
gross JOHN MUSSON CO.
MONTREAL, CANADA, July !, 1854.
SEMI US two gross Berhaves HollanI Bitters. We want
medicine of this kind in our market.
JOHN BIRKS CO.,
Medical Hall.
ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA.
There is quite ready sale here for Berhave HOl
land Bitters VIM II. WOLF,
per H. B. Pearson.
WELLSBURG, Va, Nov I, 1856
Send me another box, dozen, Berhaves Holland Bit
ters 1t is taking the lead here of all other Btters
VIM. H KIRKER.
YORK, Pa Feb. 4, 1851.
Please send u.s. per express, dozen Behayes Holland
Bitters We are entirely out. C. A. MORRIS s. CO.
Saa adyartisennent in another column
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DQts.
BfiIEraI Nofiffs.
RFAT,- FSTsTF PF6T5T6T=

REAL ESTATE REGISTRY
NO. 8. OVER II. Z. REYNOLDS
~ Hardware store J. D. FISHER win rent houses
or All parties who DESIRE and all teneenfs ipfTe a
MN Will be RdyeItised for the low brc Of TWENTY-FIVE
SEAIs. ian2lRs
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Co-Partnershin Nofine.
CIaIrYoVant PhYsinian.

EEORGE 0. BASLINGTON iss
~ Partner in our House dsfter thisdsts.
Eeoroaryl 1 lSs- H D. KENDALL CO.
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DIED,

DIED,
In Boardman, JAN 18Th, JOSEPH WING TITUS. aged
p years.
In Lono1, February sth, Mr.. ELIJAH CHURCH, aged
IS years.
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The objections to this stitch are obvious The lover
thread merely fastens the stitches which are by The
upper thread In point q strength this is therefore,
single thresd stitch II breass in elastic cloth When
must break In ironing When broken the Is IN this
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Notice.

THE ANNUAL MEETING of tha
u Stockholders in the St. Clair Street Plank Road Co.
for the election Of Directors VIII AZ he Of
fco Of PRENTISS in the Cy of Csyeland the llih
day Of february, 1889 at 10 O'Clock A N.
jaul9dsod2ls l. PRENTTSg Pres
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for Sale or Rrra
FOR SALE

THE SPACIOUS AND PLEAS
= AHI hALl. also TOom on second foor q feet By 10
IN ne new on Ontario street are r rent Ap5iy
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@ j CONSTOCKI9
INC Ereaf NfW Lighf.

IlHE CR4SYAL OH AND LAMP
II for general purpOses superior 10 all others pro
cucls and better Light Tor less money than oher
IN existence for se IN has CITY ezciErey by J. WYLlE
SAII III AZ the Crystal Oil and Lamp Depot 2l6 su
PtIs5 Interested respectfully invited to call ana
examinr TIE light.
n TIE CTystal Oh Lamp is superior to all others fOs
qurulngi ss Oil janis.emll2
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MISS A. W. POLK. HEALING
z4A1 MEDIUM AND CLAIRy0YANT PHYSICIAN.
has taken rooms at Hr Stewards No 4S Lake ST.,
here she will examine and prescribe feI TIE eased-
her experience an warrant her 10 offering hsr
services 10 the public. Persons distance can bs &C.
eommodaied with board in the house. TERMs-Sl for The
nrs and 50 cents for every subss eranatio Hour
nom to y A NJ anil from to p M fsbsdS@1a