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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

EDITOR OF THE TRINITY JoURNAI"-Permit us,
through the columns of your paper, to recon-
mend DIR. j. S. HARRIS as a suitable candidate
for County Clerk, subject to the decision of the
Democratic Convention. DR.. Harris is an old
resident of the county. has always been a sound
and consistent Democrat, and having his family
located here, is to be regarded as a permanent
resident, whose interests are all identified with
those of the county, thinking that such men
should be choice Tor Offices in the gift of the
county.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

In LUcK.-His many friends here will be glad
TO know that Jno Anderson has received the
nomination for Clerk of Shasta county. We be-
lieve his election certain, and that no better
choice could have been made by the Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
For Assessor.

We are requested to announce Mr.. A. MITCH
ELL, of Weaverville, Il candIdat for the Office
of Assessor, subject to the nomination of the
regular Democratic Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

A. A. TOMLINSON is candidate for Assembly
if the Democratic Convention places him in nom
iuation. 22tc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

r. S. WRIGHT, of Canon City, requests us to
announce him as candidate for County Treas
urer subject to the action of the ti-Lecompton
County Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
BRIDGE NOTICE.

VIE undersigned give notice that they will
l. apply to the Board of Supervisors of Trinity
County, at the August term, for the privilege of
building FREE BRIDGE across Trinity river, at
Lewiston. ). +. HOADLEY AND OTHERS.
Lewiston, July 8, 1859. 25.4w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

ED. JOURNAL: You will please announce me
as candidate for the Office of Sheriff. subject to
the decision of the Democratic Co. Convention
22td A. J. FELTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

E. BONTECOU is announced as candidate for
the Office of County Clerk, subject to the action
of the Anti-Lecompton Convention, to be holden
in Weavcrville, July 23d, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

Big BAR,-New diggings have been struck
back on the bar. Woodman d Co. are making
SIS to the sluice There are number of other
claims that are paying well. Water is plenty,
and there is room for more laborers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

WHERE'S SwIFT.-Mr. Swift, of the Petaluma
eyple 8, was to have been here the first OF the
month. What about him? Can the Journal give
Us any information? There are many here who
want 10 know.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

WATER for the desert station, on the Southern
Overland Mail route, has to be packed twenty
five miles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

THE FIRST WAGoN.-The first emigrant wagon
through this season, arrived at Genoa on the IL tn
The wagon belonged to Hathaways, from Ohio !;
left the frontier April llth. A long train was
Immediately behind.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

HOME RAISED FRUIr.-We thank Mrs. S. Low
dcu of Grass Valley, for nice little box of fine,
ripe gooseberries, sent us On Wednes sday morn
ing. They are the first raised in Trinity county,
and are OF enormous size
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

NEXT CoNGREss.-Tbe Washington Union says
the opposition to Democracy will have II major
ity in the next House of Representatives.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
For Assey bly.

S. r. SHORT is announced as candidate fo
Assembly, subject to the nomination of the Ant
Lecompton Convention, to be holden on the %
instant.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

r. BOCH requests us TO say that he will be ?
candidate for the Office of County Treasurer, sub
ject to the action of the Democratic Convention
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

EsS~We are requested to announce the name OF
A. c. LAWRENCE as a candidate for the Assem-,
bly,, subject to nomination Of the Democratic
Convention. 23.
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OREGON GULCH DEMOCRATS.

We are requested to announce Mr.. CEGPHAs
WooD, of Lewiston precinct as a candidate for
the Office of County Clerk, subject to the nomna-
ton OF the Democratic County Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

New PAPER.-The Russian River Gazette is a
NV paper to be commenced at Healdsburgh,
Sonoma county, about the 18th of August.
blanchard & Brown, propritors; j. B. Boggs, ed
itaf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

SIDEWALK DAMAGED.-The Herald tells how a
heavy lady, who was promenading Washington
street, slipped and fell creating severe contu-
sion-of the sidewalk, we suppose.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

r. CLIFFORD is candidate for the Office oi
County Treasurer at the coming Election, sub
ject to nomination Of Democratic Convention.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

s. K. TURNER, at the solicitation of many
friends, announces himself as an Independent
candidate for the Sherfalty, subject to the voice
of the people of Trinity county, at the coming
elaction o.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
ANNOUNCER EMIT S
For Sh riff.

JOHN P. JONES is announced as candidate Tor
Sheriff, subject to nomination of Trinity County
Democratic Convention.-April %, 1859.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

G.. BELCHER announces himself as a candi-
date for the Office of County Clerk, subject to the
nomination of the Democratic Convention
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

lsg- We are authorized to announce the name
of HENRY HART as candidate for Sheriff, sub
ject to the nomination OF the Trinity Co, Demo
cratic Convention. z0td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

1ef5-We are requested to announce the name of
II. B. DAWSON as candidate for Treasurer at
the September election, Subject to the nomina-
ton of the Democratic Co. Convention. 20.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
BRIDGE NOTICE.

intend to apply to the Board of Supervisors
l. at the August Term, for renewal of License
to keep Toll Bridge at North Fork.
HERMAN SCHOONER.
North Fork. JnlY 18th. 1859
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

Please announce my name in your paper as a
candidate for the Office OF County Clerk OF Trinity
county, subject to the choice of the Anti-Lecomp-
ton Convention. VIM. Ii. WETSELL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
Justice of the Peace.

JNO. F. COPELAND announces to the voters
of Stuart township that he is a candidate for re-
election to the Office of Justice Of the Peace for
that township.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
Birth
Died {:

At Sidney Hill, July l1th of injuries received
by bank cave, John Beatty, a native of Eniskil
len, County Fermanagh. Ireland, and late of
Brooklyn, N. Y, aged about 81 years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
For County Clerk.

las-We are authorized to announce JOHN A.
WATSON as Independent candidate for the office
of County Clerk, at the September election.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

PARTIZAN LITTIENEss.-" That he deserves the
thanks of the people of this State for bis labors in
their behalf for the last eight or ten year, is
equally true We will venture to predict that
the name of Horace Greely will occupy an honor
able place among the distinguished men Of our
country, when those who are attempting to heap
contumely and vituperation upon him will be ut
tery lost in the filthy pool of slime and venom
they have endeayored to cast on men of perseve-
rance, industry aud genius. AS a politician, we
hold no friendship for the principles entertained
by Horace Greey, but as a scholar, a citizen and
a man we honor him. ."-Ioca HiH Patriot.
We freely endorse the above sentiment. That
great men are subject to the invidious ami
mostly of interiors, is truth authenticated in
the history of all time. The same contem ptible,
malicious envy which banished an Aristides, and
gave the poisoned chalice to Socrates, would
now extend its puny arm to drive worthy man
from our shores, though on friendly visit.
To say the least, the unmanly and ungenerous
abuse of Horace Greely by some of the partisan
journals of this State, is as uncaled for as it is
uncourteous, and savors of the sentiment of ha-
tired, coupled with reluctant admiration. True
to the instincts of their venemous natures, these
cuttle-fsh of the press are hiding themselves be-
hind their own filthy effusions from an enemy
they dare not meet in fair and candid warfare.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
WH-E-w.-Under the caption of Broderick ir
the Field" the Pacervile Observer goes off:

the Field" the Placerville Observer goes off:
"Unparalleled demonstration. Immense en-
thusiasnl. The masses moving. The people are
evidently alive to the Importance of the great
conflict now in progress. They always appreci-
ate properly, when they correctly understand the
character of an important issue. They always
sustain faithful servant when they are satisfied
he discharges his duty welln
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
CHANGE OF FIRM.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS DAY SOLD
i his entire interest in the UNION HOTEL to
FREDERICK GAuM. The firm will be known here
after as VoGEL GAUM Thankful to the citi-
zens of this county for the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed, he solicits a continuance in
behalf of the new firm
HERBERT KROGER.
Weaverville, July !, 1859. 25.3t.
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TREASURER'S NOTICE.
For S a lie

DEING ABOUT TO LEAVE WEAVER, IhS
ID undersigned offers for sale the furniture ~.
fixtures, and housekeeping appurtenances coun'I
ted with the Exchange Saloon, Main street.
good opportunity is offered to any person OF pc
sons wishing to embark in the business =, "a
All persons indebted to me are reques'e,u i;r,s
make immediate payment. and those having claims
will present them for liquidation. ,,r-rp
Weaverville, July 2, 1859. a."
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
Notice of Administration
Estate of Thomas Young, Deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
v undersigned has been appointed by the cred-
tors of THOMAS You've, deceased, to- settle his
estate. All persons indebted to said estate are
hereby notified to make immediate settlement.
The Indebtedness of deceased is all in the hands
Of said Administrator.
BENNETT COOK, Administrator.
Point Bar, July 5, 1859 25.6w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

ORION WASHINGTON is announced as Inde
pendent candidate for Constable for Weavervill
township, in September.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
Caution,

w HEREAS, my wife, C. II. Gates, having left
w my bed and board, contrary to the duty of
good and faithful wife, this is to caution all
persons not to harbor or trust her, the said C. H.
Gates on my account, for shall pay no debts of
her contracting. O.J. GATES.
Weaverville, June %, 1859 234t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

We are authorized to Announce JONA. S
SCHLEIGH as candidate for Constable of Wea
verville Township, in September.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
For Constable.

We are authorized to announce JOHN ca
HILL as candidate for Constable for Weaver
vile township.
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The following is the apportionment ofdel.n,

1t is earnestly urged upon the opposition to n.
mite. regardless of former party associations and
party predictions, and assist in nominatipp
good county ticket in opposition to the party in
power. The above notice is given in accordance
with the decision of the mass meeting.
BY order of the Anti,Lecompton
COUNTY COMMITTEE
Weaverville, June Is, 1859 22tc
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

W. L. COLLINS is announced as Democrat
candidate for Constable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
nv TELEGRAPH H!
ARRIVAL of the OVERLAND MAIL

OYER THE NORTHERN !
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16
ATTENTION.!

IRON AND AFTER Monday, July llth, we
l. will close our Bank at half past s, P. NJ. No
Banking business transacted after that hour.
20. GREENWOOD d NEWBAUER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-07-16

JOSEPH DELAVAN is candidate for the Of
flee OF Constable, in September.
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LEGAL NOTICES.


CuP9gNE CouRy.-IN THE MATTER or TIE APPLI-
y cation tire Mayof Aldermen and Commonalty of the
CIV OF Esg ork Board o. Commissioners tbs Cen.
tr. Fsrs relative TO scqulou OF lands for public park
or oacc netgeen i06,h and cth ard lbs Fifth and
Sshib asenues In he city of New The Mayor Alder
men the city Of New Yerk by the Board
Corpmacners the Central Park pursuant to toe statute en-
tilted to sher the Of the city Of New York. ey lay
public place and 10 authorize the taking
NE passed Ap,2, lss9-three afha being present
hereby notice the owners les ees pa.ues ana per
respectively entitled unto or Interested 10 the Isnds
bevedstneng and premises nhoue
and deacrbed hSt they sn apply Supreme court Of
the state Of New York at special term OF said Court 70 be
held at the City Hall of the city Of Rev YORK on Mcadsy the
1s day OF Jule 1850 at tie opening q The Court on ns
OF % soon thereafter c,Dse Re beard Tor the appoint
men, OF three Commissioners of Appraisal 10 the above en-
uru matler estimate 10 favor OF the several owners es
sees pas pes aud aforesaid gt and equitable CON
TOR taking all those and Embellishments
Sl prs ss e between 06h and lion streets aud the
~ snc sn svenrss IL said c'y and which the SAID Board
Ior ne Of rssndng said Central Park Ia the
cry o e" aoa wnsn ss lspds snd premises are laid out
hue map o. pan OF nad ely under and virtue OF
entitled AN act relative to touching e laying
81 streets ant rosds IN be city New York ADD for other
prsposssar passed April 1907; Ds,ed May ~ 1859
fttArA1p Dl'SfhrD Caunsel 70 The Uorporsti'r.
n0G 70 Sid Board az csLums sson as
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pY ORDER OF TIC COuHTY JUDsE AN sURao
ID gate Of tho county Of Tcgs Notice hereby given tAi
the bal remaiang OF the pr0oeeds of the sale OF he
real .ts.s q hesry Pee late OF the 70 w q nosa u the
said Surrogate, by hsres De Wit executor OF tho las
~ and testament Of the st deceased w he divided BY the
said Surrogate Apopx he creditors Of The said deceased 10
pSn 70 e rs.pei,e dens according 70 la. II The ono.
owego the 18th dss Of June next 81 10 ococs in tins fore
noon Of that days snd office allen gveo that hs
maM OF the da of the Of said Henri
Rice Deceased the hands Of said executor et
on the fnal the said will bs distributes
mors oe'persops entitled said
TOD to heir reapertIve debts the and place
dated this 4th day OF ray, .. ~ 1850
CHARLES A. DE WITT, Executor
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ERYCKLAYESs. ArrENrTON -Ax a MLss AAsIINe
ID he'd on he nh INST y Sesoen Han wss uaanaaoase
agreed pouy bosss that he wsgo sbe ~
After tho 10th Of Nay. All The ahseatman Ls rsaai. 4
comply forth ~ith J. a. WARD, Pyesideni
W. Hour, Secretary.
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pa'd This 4h DAY OF c cTy n y 1853 WRIT r,.co,
GARD so.,o, .,,, ,s,.
Nv friends-rhe printers publishers boosbisrs and type
purchase s u nds ana ard
have ~h much regret perform the duty Of
Ospx Of crcuin stances which need not explain
The fa,eshox the presses Of ny nyen
No. ss, ana sofL o spgarsas % ysen
anown to afford that they my place with "a
profit themselves sSd low rss whn 1srsroSe desire !,
oorpess an extension OF that confidence and patronage
TsAac ADAMS.
The printers and publishers Of
dsms ESQ interest ia he patea,s oseStsr % ss
her $ @ and sSS ss s1sa hi s
INST inst ss business o. natias and repsg sscud ~
hem on he old prrmises situated in Foan rg street
Bess 70 which place orders Gay he add
srss, favor They W not be allo define our baas
s o. an ss ws ss a sOgss .
on unsim nsn excellence In every parianlar aoi 10
ness
ca hat cootaveae The patent, IN on.s
Tor that measures will he promptly taken
Ne are liable 70 suit criIns boss w6, pGr
ensse .nsb machines after this dne viii have
Aorg The many points covered nv these ya..ua We beg
oses The 18Th aim Of the paen Of s ss lssy az "a
claim the herein described
types hy raising the rollers the psto
The ION claim 81 The patent of 1896 reads alsp
the sheets"
Communications orders may addressed to the sos.or
Factory, or 70 our principal office in view YORK
r. HOE CO., printing machine and msuuTac.ory
- and 81 Gold street New York.
,yAurIos r1 DssLgsss-ru DssLsas liz sLAsrN
- fabrics con,SiDny threads sbses of vnIsassed rub
ses-rts nntsrssoed DIVES poce holds 40 sbsnlrs
SSTSy AUse from Charlse Goodyear % the exclusive
re Tesrzsd ruhbes prepared according % said loocye~s
;son' Of lsns Y is44 Ia al rss,t fabrics. Tho slsx.y
such fabrics and In si 0yBded
sLs or sr.h as sre car be covered protested
o ude, ~h sobsnses obes toan rubber and 10 M xraoe
Ella I'll, shrsed goods sud aso N sass and sell nds uhk4
hsesda Of voIeaaiYed rubber and AL hrssc secs III
cer Vbicn be rsds or 6che' BY union WITH
screye5 BY bnr0p4 srtss&ucsS nd hereby aieSs
hSs be " res3y 70 enpry tbs trade WITH ~ sn.h fabrics
ousbis rates, bss tull r.ocs 10 store
ar stteptoo tsf teen called advertiser
william JGdson Ia which ssd Jcdssr tie owxs
n the right 70 import sud sell snch 1oodf,
Tbe undermined Ia essHed that this pretsnc6 pan
said Juds fraud the pnnc Aud 10 made fcs Nc
OF '1jJrnr bic 1snesa Said Judscx has
hle6 bis Drstsndsa dsa 70 court ~ 70 the ou5o ana n
lCea not slord the 1n6ersgpea opport,Dhs
nercrs sny suh against gr 10 order +, test Less 1s
Iosr'es Goodyear could net give valid ute b. said 5sda
5srsd The question dectded BY Judge fDye-son In N~v
spk upon preliminary motion and parrish presertArsr
u the not decisive tbs vscrs of the title
ssasd ssd The 20 gsossa sy ssS JaSscs sfSSs s
stieb said Jadscs roT cis'ms 70 have been IN hsss ss
te last sx yearg.
he aaderqspet tds1ssors yxua9nS dealers In s,sss
" ye above drtptoDs omauis vnIcscisas rubber tai
soct soads he 'svfGy soid In this sount;y Shou
csnte Snd sen,p anc hat he shall prosecute to the e1
he law, al persons Infringing eE ssid rghx CxsST
RoEACE H. DAT,
Is Cortland street, New YcEa
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TEE PKoPLE OF TIE STATE OF NEW YORK-rc
all persons Interested in the estate Of Henry Rice ss
each Of you hereby cited and rsd
personally and appear before County Judge and Sur
Owego said county the 18th day q June next a o
ses Of The accounts Of Charles De Wit
OF The will aad the said deceased In testimony
said county Tioga be hereno affixed Witness ephsE
In said county, this 9Th day Of May, A. y. 1853.
STEPHEN STRONG, County Judge ard Surrogate.
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AAiOR sALE-AN BLEG ANT COUNTRY sEAT, AT NOR
II Ysown j.. half mile Of the Depot commanding
location, with Ia land high state of Guilty. alton and
choice Of fruit reer Just in bearing The houss
built has two stories and attic fourteen
d>rD improvements ard pas nesded Grounds taste.
fully bald shade aud Ornamental tees In abundance aud
n beautiful grove in the Ou.euiings compie.s
dssfane residence. Inquire Of IN b. kOSSiTEh opposite
The iaunt
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1Q0 ACRES CHOICE AGRICULTURAL LANDS, 10
GATED In wiacooan, tree Of all acumbrauce. title d.
rect nom government Will be cold low for caah viii be
snsaged for city property merchandise. Address Dun
bar, box 4 $50 Post oalce New York.
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TOR ssLr-Two rEw FIRST Oh .Ss HIGH srOOP,
II foW story brown stone houses, we'll located Second
Hvenue Of gheepth street, finished with all the
improvements Frise 81 900 and So Apply he
premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-14

THOR sAIE--A HANDSOME TWO STORY GOTHIC OOT-
II tage large barn In the city Of Elizabeth j. The
house ha.ipg Just been completed The pre- misses
Jersey Railroad siop and minute Of Catharine s-se
greens shruhherv &c. with large garden Apply 10 g. B.
KHiITIfSEY 2OS IBr -adway, room Ia.
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EyOE sALE-TuE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A MILL.
store situated ia good locality and doing good
busnefs For sale cheap foe cash. The for selling
account OF ID health. Apply at store AZ Third avenus
daya
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FOR SALE,

A MANUFACTURING AND GNNKR AL MILLING BUsI
a nefs for s>e.The mill water power) win be sold
leased with the businese II adjacent the CITY, and win be
Herald
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DOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT, CONNEC-
ted with hotel, with private supper billiard abes
&C. doing good business. For particulars address A.
b.. Herald Office. -
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nois lsnds and desfsoua Of having Aem examined and
their quality reported OF 70 arrange titles pay sxoA effect
salss Or CON pTooe disputed titles, have personal
Nryiew with competent sentemsn Who viis that state
such before tho lot Of who can
farIh the uDdoabssd reference by addressing Illinois
herald ONCE, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-14

MOE ssLE--THE RAPIDLY IMPROvING PaOPNRTY
known the Berthe Mansion, together with ss foil iots
high adjacent to the Central Park
eDctng bfty eastery the Of Broadway
Fifty street running through 10 Fifty ah street
Possession be had pmedistee can be rented 70 pay
four cent the cost spply on the premises or to W.
arEWAhT lb7 south street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-14

pOOMs wANTED-INA PRIVATE AMERICAN FAM
~ ~ year unfurnished with gas and water
housekeeping for gentleman wife and daughter
location wibip Tenth and Seventeenth and between
References exchanged. Address II. @ Herald odaee.
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: nm RosSs.-Dkyfp CLARKE, sayENrY -NINTK
C.UUU and Broadway (fiooninsdae). would
pectfuy The attention Of lovers flowers his large snd
spendd stock Of and her desirable garden par
IN fine order planting out the Of
toners be has opened depot with assortment Of oan at
received for bouquets baskets OF aowe plants vaes fruit
and ornamen'a trees, DC.
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DOOM WANTED ONE OF SMALL SIZE AND MODE
IL rent TO ts used club Situation bet veen
Teh ard Twenty first streets and broadway aud second
Water and gas relured. Apply 70 DIR. BARNErr,
ird
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r ADIFs HARMED TO OPERATE ON WHEELER 4
- Wilson's sewing machine, 40. 80 Amy street, second
hoor, front room.
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MADAME KOCH, CHIEoPODIsT. WISHES TO IN
l form the public that she cures cofns bunions without
biorg the least pain enabling paiiep with
meda after the She Ia u be Fulton
prooslyn abe VIII wait upon any who viii send her
their address.
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syyo BUILDERS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES STREET
VIDE ing The material Of the buildings No 1870 and lsa
to ts street ne. Apply 10 s. HUTUHIaGS 30 John
street, to j. NJ Hunter, "a Vest Twenty fifth street
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FOR saLE-THE LEASE, STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
OLD established country store, in thriving village
eight ,oes from the city and doing business
tuny that seldom offers Sofa because the has other
LAND, % Front street
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IXCHANGE BANKING AND SPETE OFFI3E FOR
IL sale or TO rent with fixtures The best location
busnss the CITY, For fun her particulars lure of A. D.
L. SHaREEY corner of Bowery and chatham square.
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SyOTTAGE wAwrED-A MALI. C0NF0SFAB1Y 70 e.
~ pished bosse with stable sschea preferred within f.
four to eight Of City Hail and contiguous
Btlrea Address D. l.. IL, Herald Office
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xSoR ssLE-Iwo FOUR STORY FOCUSES NOS 10
apd "a City Ball place They b be tssen down The
materials very best kind being out by days
particulars inquire ut Oyster Bay, $50 Broad way.