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white washing. renders the roof fifty fold more
safe agalnst taking fire from falling cfnders or
Otherwise, III cases of frs in the vicinity. 1t
pays tho expense = hundred field In ita prrserv-
Ing influence agalust tho effect OF the weather.
The older and rnore weather bekten tbs shin.
el.s, the more benefit derived. such shingles
generally become more OF leas warped, rough
sud cracked; the application u Tho wash, 81
Wet!ing the upper surfzce, restores them It
ouce 10 their original or frat form, thereby
closing lle space between the shin sles, and The
lime and sand. by Hing up the eratks and
pores in the shingte itself, prevents its warping
f3r yeara if not forever"
sAWpuzr TOR MANURE.
The value OF sawdubt for manure depends
very much on the kind Of wood 1t Is m ado from.
The difference in the effect Of the decay of DIFF
ferent kinds Of wood on the soil, mar hsve been
noticed BY most farmers. For instance the de-
cat Of I'll ok Or maple stump In the sell, has
rather q fertli7ng ef1ect-almast aay crop
gfonipg With more rankuess on the spot. The
dtcay Of ploe or hemIock stump has very lit.
tie elect Of this kind, ana sometimes seems eren
to lessen tho production Of the soil. These re.
suits may be taken as indicating wha: would b.
the difference in sswdust from wood Of the spe-
cies mentioned.
GOOD FARMER IN St1ouDonKoop.
4 good farmer in nejghborhood is q great
blessing; and let him 60 to what mill or meet
ing be likes, hia mode Of farming and his in.
provements will be adopted. This ia very
true, and it is encouraging to every one who Is
IT., ing 10 bring about better hus6andry On q
own iurm and among those who arc, and are to
be, ais neighbors and companions. Whatever
may he mans political opinions or his per.
so'al preferences, if his example bt good. if
he shows On lis own farm better tlltage. better
crops, better auimsls, aud better profits, bis
methods will b. looked into by those who fnow
linn, and will be Unlisted; aud thus improve
nent will 50 on.
4 gentleman, writing to the Ohio Fdrner,
says: Some farmers have . very foolish habit
Of selling their ashes Tor dime or shilling
per bushel, WHEN they are worth mora than
twice that amount to spread on their land. 1t
dun't pay, he says, to sell ashes at this price,
aud then buy 1:uie to III snure our farms With.
PRESERVING GREEN corn.
1t is somewhat difficult to preserye green
corn in cans, as he has found By experience.
uo has succeeded, ho*eEer, by cooking ths
corn thoroughly, boiling it ut least three hours,
and then exerci.iDg great caro- 10 have the can
Glled, aud Ill mir excluded. Its important that
The corn be fresh IRON the field few hours
keepicg will render it unit for this use. Eren
with every precaution i. will sometimes spoil
in the c4ne.
"A few years ago, several varieties Of oats
were imported into Canad from Great Britain.
They retained their superiority one or two
years, but rapidly degenr7ated atterward.
, 1860-08-10
II. r.. r.
Parks Pricklv Plasters.

7A+y Imrars ArraatA !; 1hey <4sthaaso Fa1ia
3hess delEsls'ul Pastr yield readily 70 the .uooa ct
La pooy &thro pe:sp!ra.n 4nd throw Of al the ocn-
s'Et conku'ated Impurities Of The ST.
fARh's TEN. Should 10 used for ali Chronic
ft1xxr rosr' Palns, Fa:ntness, py:reea. Co1cs Con-
FHlcALt sumption, Rheumatist1, Female Weak-
fla 81 neat &c. Tie ,etan their active preprr.
ART sold BY ties Nrfn Other plasc1s are u.e.ea4 anA
AL ofA1tzs where applied TAIN CANNOT E,,-r. Lve-
HON to # f-1nfy should havt them. One slze
IL pfAIA. cloth, thFee sizes rather. Eaurle4
sca By mai, on 1e'eiet Of twenty. dse c;s.
bARSESA PARK. 13 i J: rask Row. New lo,k. sold
Wholesale and Retail. b. JOHN u. PARK, 13s Lakr.st
and by Druggists generally. tnal6b8ls-dsm
G Meyers Miraculous Vermin Dis
royc le oldest and beat remedy far Eermnasus RATS
md MICE coCkR0ACHEs. BUGS, ANTS, M0sQC1.
TOES. fLEAs. MOTIFS, GRAiN-wORMs md GAR
DEN INSECTS.
~ Prrenal Depot 613 Broadway, Nev Yo.k-
Sold BY druggists erezywhere Eycsc31psm
, 1860-08-10

MASTER'S SALE.-State Of I'LL
494 uo1. Cook Cou y. S.s.- Circuit cou. OF Cook
County-ln Ch4nesry. Msry Auna Scheesn.r sut AIMS
.c' rr!aeT, hY th~1 Guardian GtoEKe A. FneLpa1,
c7tcarLe Weyef et 2-fof raItIt.u All Assignment Of
U,.wef.
Pubic notee ter~by given Tint n pursuance Of the
th+ L. 'ay July A.D is,a the ualer.xa.d, VA
ter in Ch1nc RS coue ouuty, IN the Stat. talJ
=, =; d;y ss =. ss .aaen + ,as Eo,h SO.
o aforetst. to the hizbe- htdr all of lawl
described pare II ani with the xppur.
tea4 to The Lalf Ut the .o1ih half sub
Lot nte e. O. Lot No. tlu> IN III n.een 10 In
Fra ton Src,lon M fla' Addition 10
Cty IT h!cako. Terms cash he day OF sAte Dat
VII b eaetuea to the nv te:s!x.ed
Master in Chaae<rY- L. L. "a Ne fAAER.
A1ster In Chasee.y OF .o"k to ,ufy.
&u~ 1 fvtQe
, 1860-08-10

19A Of ce.t.la ludeutu-e OF Motea,e lie ri 4 t-,a
'hs = cay Of fsb qAfg u 6. Mo@ alter De- b: *or;
T. IN. nn+tsxo t"upsy Il. e,de.s otacr. III In
bo 80 1f Morg,g-: "a e'5 :.,',kne' b. -.i FL
r. - OF Ao,'E's, t.k~ ~ .har At ne asor OF
Isn1 sell tu+ etei cs eb-d In 20 ttsge. AuI ai
snt unity ot moti.u th' r-in fr h ur,.e T.!
II costs os t,s proce j oe NJ d.arIeii il
rad Nortxa<e hAvts heea p d. The nseulss be sold
cIbed ~ olnUR: - Of irmt=E tet~n. IA 'ro<k
'nner III ryo that p4 0, Ina sRina! Clly Vi *
fro. rtsu e ide Ct Eock Rvts, in the Cuu ty
Of Wlrneb.ko, xa1 s t. OF iIunoi4.
lSAA'; Hats rE0, A-ttknse,
Ey Po ter Shelto,, hts Att rner fact.
Rockford Augu 6h. le5, ~ ,3x
, 1860-08-10

pURE AIR AND PERFECT
vESTILATlny. LEsTEEs IMPROVED FUR
LETTkRS pATtNT have been obt1lned upon this
FusnAce As 4HST1LAT1R- II Il unsufrass-I 4, a
Aeatf and ~ Veutttor .uceros to any Other d.yee
ye% d c-Vesed. 3ht
VENTILATION
more like the oaAablonrd rrc plsee than ary chr
plan. viii he k~ze stef hy the Fireplace Is savFr AMI
~ soa y, % 8aes .ett .x o o. ,he 1~o1
A.: IT. coss1 hodeE7ie, and IS IRE to pic 4se.
Churches coont.. dAll. and PsvHe bwellnxs supplied
II thu shortest police
TT Pipe saeet Iron Work, Registers yentilaso,a and
- enrnAc~ II up II al parts Of the country.
REFEnE .CES.. W. " u yinxtou, CaIter Il rauer.
Archteeta: II. Il. VI tlA Sop Pub. schools Jas Wa,d
EsQ., Board Of Ecuc4ti.n a.
II. ". LESTER, pAte1tee
Ch'razo Jutvlt 1ss1. iyis ~ ~
, 1860-08-10

ESTATE OF GEO, W. DOL+.
IL dec~aed. Public Notice berehy .vsn to ali GER
having Gains de rAods kans the Of Geo.
same f,ra ,ca, .e:t!tn-nt, regular term 1t
as 1n1 God, Or H.. so9S % souat' T. Re hd u ~
September 4. y. lsGo, being 1he E,- day thereof.
GEO. RUM>Ey,
JULIAN 5. HuMSEY,
Executors ami Jsu ttt<,
f'hfrszn rrfr ran i-s-a'i.w ~
, 1860-08-10

Neat-s. G4ze Bro. nrzkc, fremont Rouse GAZE Brcs.
J. II, Feed i Co.; re.:on. Robinson l. Ssuh; F. L.
EkT1n Es3: ". F. Tucker Co., Of Chicago Illinois.
supplied With the genuine Congress Water direct fo
house and would recommend them fayorahly to pei.
su. IL Chicago vicinity who desire to purchase
u1 Cons7ess Water. CLARKE L WHITE
, 1860-08-10
AGRICULTURAL.


pECESS1AL CENSUS
A decennial census Is perhaps the best that
can at prese1t be had from the Federal Govern
n,ent. But eac1, State should also take an an-
nual census. There should be kept in every
county, IN exact register Of marriages and
deaths; and before long We must have yearly
enumeration Of iuhabitants. II will become
necessity. But more particularly do we reed
au annual census Of all our agricultural and
mechanical products. Take the State OF Illinois
for IN example. Last year we had not a boun.
tiful harvest. Wheat WIS considerably below
an average. Oats was even worEc. There was
large yield Of corn in the aggregate; but the
number Of acres planted was. in proportion,
still greater. Other crops were generally below
par. And Ten years will elapse before illinois
will hare another chance to make pubic e1-
hibit of her agricultural resources. She willbe
jaoged By one Of her poorest Efforts And We
have at present no means Of counteracting the
urfarorable impression which it will be very apt
to create.
Last year was favorable in the eastern States
for agricultural pursuits. The great frost in
June did not iojare wheat. The great frost ear
ly in September did not isjure corn. The rains
came sessonably. An abundance Of hay WAS se-
cured for winter; and the summer pastures
were good. More Than the usual quantity OF
beef, mutton and veal, were produced; more
butt.r, and cheese, and milk. These things en-
ter into the decennial enumeration. TEey will
constitute the basis Of estimates for ten years TO
coue. The amall farmers in New England will
1o,k over the census tables aud say, "Olly
twelve bushels of wheat per acre in Illinois;
twenty Of oats, thirtY Of corn; beef far less
than expected; butter and cheese, not worthy
Of mention;-why, I can do better than that
right here. Guess shant 60 West" And 60
our resources arc underrated, and the sery peo-
pie we most want here are kept away.
This year we have Q fine wheat crop, g still
better crop Of oats, all the hay We want, and
greater amount of corn than was ever before
produced in one gear by any State in our con-
federacy. And Of this magnificent harvest the
world will know scarcely anything. We may
next year have good crops again, and the year
following, md the year succeeding that. But
whenever We make any ailusion to the fact, The
returns for 1889 will be held up before US, and
the eDie;a1 tables for an unfavorable season will
have lar more weight than our eetimat<s for q
good one.
In the State Of Ohio, an annual census il tsk-
en-. The decennlal census Of 1850 put down the
wheat crop Of 1919 at 14,4s7,35l tushcls-or
more than 1000. 900 bushels less than the crop
Of 1889. This, though the exact and simple
4 -
, 1860-08-10

NEW YORK INSURANCE
~ A9EEEY.
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY.
ussh Capital lad surpins....... +sas, al Il
ulHuATsAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
csah Capital ND suplus- %
ARCrtC FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
osaa CapltA a1d Surplus. .t=s4lfs q
IyDEMSITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Cash Capital and Surplus III n
LAIR FIRE INSURANCE. co.,
oaah Capital aat surplus. ~ Il
MARINE INSURANCE.:
PACIFIC aGTCAL INSURANCE co.,
LIFE INsURANCE:
uETC1k BENEFIT LIE INSURANCE Co..
NEWARK. N. j.
PHILLIPS x VAN WAGEVEN.
AGENTS,
lk8...-~~--6ouEK WAT12 6r1Kxr---,-~--ls9
9e36l1J
, 1860-08-10

Barry's Tricopherous is the best
and eheapeet article for dressing, heaufSag ee.n.1u<
zrnk preserving aad restoring the lAi ladies t,Y
Sold III l,rEss!s.s .po rertpmera unhl4htls IN
, 1860-08-10

tSJ Those WHO are Curious 20 Wit
neas the wonderful perfection to WHICH 4. Ohswa It Gate
anAEez Al Eatcheo1s n. ~ tas tr uEht tie anutac-
snre OF Rtks and oupees inyltei to visit his Wig I'D
Hair HnE Roons at No. 100 Lake st1ee1 afd examine
lhes~ 3roEe productions Q! scrutiny detect
Ihe arac..i from the natural wlr2 adjuse1to the hes.
, 1860-08-10
GEWING MACHINES.
~ as t15. t33.-.-.....~--.&A0. 40. 80

L. CORNELL r cos LA,s Improved
D9OHLE E3CA f46AT FAST STITCH.
WARRANTED ~ Et~s - kooa panafAuNa - the
t33 Asehtaes: ~ arke. ~ lpeaes nnter The aInaA
~ "a ne ~ uocsrietd Hlsknt neede from COM
V1R4 AAsf 81, M !: 49, AiAQ.T NusELIsa, nea.ly ii.
ER, QUILT and EMBkb1DER
Ih.v sass REPEATEDLY ukaa t.a HI0HEET Fkx-
HUNS: ops Of oT0 4C>o0 AYe3dy 10 eun2aat sse, ~
h9vs I'D no oeeahos to p ont Hod put o: IL ordxT
Thsy .osf s,eoes*fally % eva.thiss- s-cou the aa&s
oalJ y tAe lenf Of Na, nd sallv feAlnsd MIN
ae ~ pin 4 lartzuctioc1 6.uaoes r 6e~nx Circular
hssr for The UatV VERsAL AA1AEh and UuH i,
at3nx~ole 70 III hekneeses Of co.h ind ii w1da9 a
taehed Ia ny -eWnk Maehne- fr4cs ~.
large 0isoo0nts 70 ths Trade Akp1t&,
1AGenh vs1ted evAyxhes- Come md ~ n n
III LAts ssssk. q add5ess L. CORNELL CO,
III Pos 04ee box xD39 ChItaEq Ubaads.
, 1860-08-10
Four Ton Scale,

set mp on the ,or Of stors well a. t. examine
tasates Of Their superiority from nsny Of or leAdu
houses.
, 1860-08-10
@fmtMg thd' tlllt1A.
NJ ILL 4 RS NEW PATENT
40 Loct Stitch family
$EH~ITG III. %P

S3s, s35s .e35, $35. s35, e35.
The oNy one ktns this stitch ,old for Ies sh.a 80. In
1ot xenf1G stteh. bth sce4) et1e
eap4aty: 'p1eu atllesa, Of motion, manner Il
forutrk The kteh- it Is ~4.<A t< and Harra4si
DO - n urh atd - we'll - the eor7ted
WHEELER WILSON sf25 MACHINE.
Ee also kAys the
II q r n O r oLIT AN
noob's lock hzht i4st GROVER BAKER stitch Az8
1Ey teHlEk AAcsiEe-141anted superar 70 my ~ ma
ch!ne money teiuuiet. We WI seud sshes OF nn, Of
heae ehln"a Il agents p'Icea t. any patty engaged IL
tat sae OF seF1x ulzchnes o.A Irfun4 the
end Of st1y t1ss fhey cot s4tsded. connection
with oEte e4' i Co.
Agents vAa.ed- Cal II 101 Lake street, or addres
LEVI. CORNELL,
1t1*Ncza1tT co. $751; Ch!9ko. H.
, 1860-08-10
et%1s&&# So 4F4Ti
!. CONGRESS
!: e. v.
: WATER

Ary nni hav!nR those words and letters On the
counterfeit and the purchaser should prosecute tbs
le1 for swindlinF.
kzOEde.s will receive rrompt attention addressed 10
u II Congress Spring. sa.etoxa. Ecw York.
&oothefn Derot Of Corgrcss Natc1 in New Yotk city,
CLARhE d WHITE,
, 1860-08-10

foF Inc within the Stses Of tconAn, Iowa ard x!=re
h* md hereby give notice that II parties dealing
Kooda within the AooTe Sta:sA wtlhou. having 1Fst
tanYed With NJ Aud BY consent and Will b direct
tnfst1krss EXCLUSIVE nzhtA ihas 4. eooa
advised o. any Infringement ahAl demand proper
sad Immediate redEe,a-
Te have Ma.ie extensive A'TsnKeEents wta the nuos3
celebrated m2auiA4nrs whereby We tuy supply the
Increasing oeApd nth the best quallss Of thxse Tpped
Bnot4 and Shoes from store to th!easo each paf Of
which win bs &1np+d of labelled With our tame.
We shzA recognize Tipped 10 d. within either The
Above SA1ea but such thua Stamped anc Eupped
b19a.
perupped shoesto out two AID oen.!nr three Ct
four pairs OF eq1al quality wnhout ps shown by
SeEY many tes sa7nlas whila the expense aut trihs
nor- II actual average swing tts CONSUMER Of
near two hund' per CENT
We the hkhk mot excusve) for the sale Of thess
patented goods Into ~ territory Of the patent
aad Ie IN no waY fbeted 10 p%tens commlssan or tvs
pa'tcnlAfy eolcls ihs auenlIon Of Ia thtas
goods within the States Of ilaoa Mich lncl2na
to our under ks and :he quality q
goods will be unsuFp2.4ed bv 1ny strck fhe Cnfon
Vi ea VIC quality considered, - oles competing
prices with goods without TBS.
sh! EtFe nudITtteA attention to IBIS branch Of
bushes. IN con1econ With k&tefl dock and respect
dkhtA
Iha4 dealers raY not be na By ths adyezlseuents Of
enes IN Chicago and esewheze. o1tsde The States Of
Wisconsin, 1ova- and Mtnueso Who Atverle themselves
u xkeuta ur tie xae Of
A1TCHELL9 PATENT METALLIC TIPPEp GOODS
stse thar iii saeh DO extend to o. IN aay
Waaievtr hpPu To The ahs Of a1u sooa within III
st2tes Of W1scnEsln, tGwa md Atnntsoia
ap4 r11y WADSWuRTH i WILLS.
, 1860-08-10
mowc's Weighing Scales
HAVING RECEIVED
FIRST CLASS PREMIUMS

FTtm tbs
VERMONT STATE FAIR,
NEW 1ORk ATE FAlK
VIRGINIA STAJE CENTRAL FAIR,
UNITED STATES FAlr,
VIRGINIA STATE FAIR
AND
FRAEKLlN INSTITUTE FAIR
We haya only to Invite tho pu,Ic to examine cur
rge :tock Of sc1le, Of evsIy VARIETY aud $50 to lest
rtn.p1e Of :
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AApuou BousR HICKs sYRsn, paoexLYu-
M H. hssss ywy desshfssiy $4,000 sn - 1G11Sn
y~s4 ssary sqsi n.s.si havea Wall srsss - -
swrss as1 smv g . s.sr.s ssmsaw renAa.ss ~ t.
Nvs - eos8 ~ eesnvb~e weo 49, spuf~>nkao ~
ssAhfrl $1,000 ~ gvsnds srv.sx srs epsn -
s~y. ard evsvy s'ssnsn ryss w v~sv,ds ss~lW u
kcne ~ rspstauon ~ ~ -ssseN fAvsrNbay - -
rvsy knsvr NV vNsana Rosns nsw open ia f11SW r.
Soyrg Ans.ICsH HorKL-rHR ABOVE VIA
lspesard swe~ wscr. ~ upaerSxs.x VIA - hsssv
ssnpnnAoeaAs be- numerous frtsnds 80 pasrous W
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N n oRUyIH sRorsEna pnwvrsra. ne osX.
-. 70 ed - ys.sss ereA Ssss1.. 2
49, 49, - "a q 49, srg.s.sG -
50 ssss ~; - ~ y . - 49, - o.st q 9.ssS
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LOST AND FOUND.

GpOUND-On SUsDAY, JUNE & An ITALIAN 0RgY
hound with the owuess name The COLLAR. which bs
GROWING property paying charges By
BY calling o. r. DsWis, 1e5l Broad say.
CJUR0H COPPEg BAT O0HPAnY.-NoII0D II
IL Dsrsby gvea Aat he u0ulsg ssp having teea lsa
mislAd ~ the THE dAy sansslcA aIa the sub
10 eA1AAsnod AGaase purchAslng ~ eane e
vAlua 70 - hohder-
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DENTISTRY.

A RrTvImAI D0rn r1I1ua, ruR DpuAyn Yuru
CO. s.ss. - 80 rssss ss e,s.s,s - Cvss =
les h''>A~>y susT e InH sH arR
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DAPIRs pINDrxg sEroRx Hrs HONOR rms MAYOR
.uo.. rok srroyn!.

FHOh BUAtn " bUFkkVfsOks-
Ressut'o~ IN BAL ~ william ID koe 90, 80 81 FOE
prsniis n stationery fwus~ss1 county s~ws
Board Of supwvisD~s. June q 1854 On syss and noes
siopts6
Resouson 70 pay nils of Y. olee~rn and yh~~s n,v ~
vicss reuiers< during ssso~s Of Ccur q Oysr and rs
Bos,s Of sspsv's~.. June s. ise. On s,~ and nsss
adrpfed
Reursn sslsry Of ~ Legal sz,i.- Of As Board
for The ycsp lss spS Bs1 bs plscsd sac pev
adopted
Rs-oiauc~ ars~i.s Ne oo-n,Hs- Q. Prisups and ss-
aooery make ArrNngeuerfs win The ettsrs Of the Nee
yogs D-y rsnsrip non pubn~sss ths procesdins Of hs
Board q sapcrvissss' June Z iss o. sy.s and nos.
stcrxeu
Rsssiuefo- Approving N. sppcsstmeuie Inward Hsr
nest ~ snen1ani suprene Jour-.
Board % suo~rvsys Juse O. no Adoptcd.
ne-ssfsoa s.pi CosSvo>r ~ eis'rs'yps scvy Of ~
scsss 4 saps~vsp--, Jrss q 1851 o, ayr. cad eos.
s..si.u,s y ssr...s %. s.- ~-ns-r a. sa. q p.sA-
Bc.rs q sspevssr,. Juss q $50 Q. syss ga ssss
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xuElA0HO1 AyrIoES.
49, lrsoorAL 0assoa. ossass q yEASKs
80: - :. e 49, ~ ss's ever s.n>A's
asHoEsH.se-Y ALL ZEE AsE ryuIsass lsv
:. sIs 49, :s... G:,:.s . sS ::ss.. 81 :.
s :, 2 :crsw svsaiax TX Solsdk norA.s ser
IN rs: $50 I'd - ss. &C. - ss',saif ~ s's.
d:i:. $500 No Is ks:s :s SO: ; ;sss
VI Cd sPsass .reeA ne Rev charles :. asrts tse
e SS! jrss y p: I: ~ sss:;.: y :s:ss
:. S.z.s s,s::s !. s.ss:e -. n: = ''-''' -
QoLY rsury osy ssa-oNs rev IN sun nAIv
-, = =; 60 q nsy ,r'.ss Br'sti's N ada
MEsoeIAL oHuIoa. -aAnxoHD srssrr. VAvss.
q 49, ss.s. c..1:s c svss ss'' s.sy $50 na
20 sss.ssa- =. fss
NJ ynoraIuoaA. WILL raEAcu AT rHs HALL
ak.szss ssrs" "a sssss1 49, ~ . ~ usss
surs sshlss f~ = nsrahE-' fhse1s.s fashsr."
NHy JnRgsAL1N CHgI0a ewEDssBosoI AN
- n.s e ssss.s siss i:.' e.: s:'''t -
PEofHeIAN1 EPlsOePAL 1ssl0H 0aURoH. gLIS;
is :ssss = = ss' Al HIs srs
REy FIAEK REMINGTON PASTOR OF ran NORTH
III haptA1 C6usuA VI pseseh q rnloee 0Ndea Mans
tan tc.ree.h stres aeaS xh avenus. temorrew amer
REy UnAs. Q. Co.'S WILL PRuACH At TIE FRRnCH
" Ineale Ne Us BrcsSxy q N and Rev Ohss
aAvb converted Jew I'll preach q Tie plass a.
r. u eean tee seranserS woscsaed.
QIy. DR. BgrHuNE WILL PRRAoa II TIE rwsHrY-
II ovut srea Refsr0eA Dutch church Sunday june ~
- n0,1ag And AnH Bsoa. Services ssansnos q iox
DIV THOMAS WALSH 1uv. DE-. NcMENAMY, AND
nsss = pusns esnserssss he supporters xomsh e
witDu end vi sush sbsurefdee - ransus
xaa1aons h fffsrd Han seventh street. between secoeA
md Tss svs:s. =, "a M =. i s, MORO" As
DEpORnD PROf RsrANr DUTCH MUsION OHUBuH
II e Msdsoa ~ 0ouvesencur sTeehL fhs Rev.
seses Wnaiehesd map se eIpeced 70 prcss % nsoy q
osissS Al seeioek p K All are oerdany invited % st
end,
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leaf nusss u 81 NJ; far Others wnisg promcs thssr
~slfass' o. l0h A snd r. NJ fhs ksv. J. Purdy.
Of the Church Of n James tho Lss WIN preach
morrow evening
TIRE PEOPLES NETTING AT ISL BJWERY. AVERY
Sunday -Subjccts On tbe le<h 81 n "Property aud
aslpnu0nee civilization" AtTK r. n, "sunday
wt eo reference the Late pulsory
state" Platform free 70 al.
JIRBON @. BREWER, PASTOR OF THE CHURUH,
~ win Pre- In die Christian chspsl sevsutespth
innediaey Of tdxh SUNDAY. June TO- lOk
q. n sDd X G.. bubj-ct b The mosnmg "rhs I4fe'
u ~ evesing. PHILIPPE s@moa-"
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u~oR BALE CHKAr-A Few rIaHr BAHOuoHn poR
too hwss csa be bought much les than ~ cos,;
sso, light Coach and single Barse~s Apply ~ red
nrtck ssne alley No ~ E~s thirty suest -
tween Madison and Fourth
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TAFPAN n. 1Ousn
o@ns q , 49, 90 :: 70 ssE s.s i.''s"'sS

7sOrrrHR HOTEL Erw HAVEN. CONH-THR -
scriber bee rsfwnshss Ms fsshc,sss er BsSa -
tire hb sprng rcmodeilcd dining r,oe Mo- -
lsfies' Ordinary end put IN compise crdev - blfarI
hsh rcns Families can saiss % rcous ehs 49,
hrp class bous> ~ country s0ar1sre -
70 and from DE roetise 70 Ne Head nres unss asv =
rail and txse her At either houer without eys 49,
Baving purrbsssd and so~s~d sree farm nAskeo -
ihs sprss ~ two hnus,s~n ~ furvAsd ussaAs pS~rv
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Tcsne n The rvocrsso-ss expesss whrk $780, -
~ the ,rss N 'hs uniisd ssasss a. LkR sCkAafoa.
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UVooDBINE COTTAGE HIGH BsrDaR-yHu BuA1-
w Mui and vel rssort ~ ssss rsur tsssl -
sn1t1ly hus< ana ready vise6arn -
sssmsr k~ny An rixsr leave Harlem every has hour
A n COfrIm0.
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