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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1860-10-25
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In all cases, but one paper will be sent after the
expiration unless an arrangement for continuation
by letter or otherwise is made. Subscribers are
respectfully solicited to their subscriptions
at an early date; by doing there will be no break
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The ladies will find the Millin-
cry Rooms of s. E. Metcalf well fitted up with a
superior assor tment of Millinery and Fancy Goods
for the Season. Please call one and all. Rooms
over VIM. Griswolds Store. s. E. Metcalf.
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wD. B. DeLand g. Co.. employ

new process in refining the Saleratus manufactur.
ed by them. This process is recent discovery, and
is declared by chemists and scientific men to be the
most effectual method known. 1t is in use at nc
other establishment in this country. Saeratus, to
be healthful and wholesome, must be perfectly free
from impurities. De Land Co.'S Saleratus is per-
fectly pure. For sale by all good grocers. Manu-
featured and for sale at wholesale by d. b. DeLand
4 Co., Fairport, Monroe Co.. NY.
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~ LEFT THE SICK READ. :

~ REVOLUTION IN MEDIcINE.-It is accom-
plshed; the want of ages is supplied disease dis
armed and science triumphant HERRIcK's Sugar
Coated Pills is the remedy; a medicine that des-
troys disease without weakening; imparts tone,
strength vigor and elasticity to the whole system.
Family boxes % cents. Full directions go with
each box. See advertisement on Sd page
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Dowagiac Prices current.

tts CORRECTED WEEKLY.
REPuBIIcAN OFFICE,
October %, 1860
FLoUR-s5.oo q ss.oope Dbl.
wHEAr-ssc. for Red; $1,000. for White.
CoRS-cob, soc. shelled $50.
oArs-1sc. per bushel.
= BEANs-S1 90 per bushel.
HAxs-lo q lee. per pound.
BUrTER-16c. per pound.
CHIcKENs-7c. per ID.
TuRKEYs-sc. per fb.
CHEEsE-lOc q 1O1lc. per pound.
LARD-12c. per pound.
INDIAN MEAL-s1.o0 per cwt.
H1DEs-green, SC. q sic. per ID.
HrDEs-dry, lOc. @ lie. per ID.
PELrs-soc. @5oc. each.
ApPLEs-Dried, &C. per ID.
green Csc. q 371lc. per bushel.
EGGs-sc. per dozen.
SALr-fne, $500 per Dbl; coarse, $3.50; zoe
per sack.
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M- See g g. Jones & Co.'S new

advertisement in this issue. Messrs. Jones Co.
inform that their late stock of goods is going off
with a rush. They are letting their goods go so
cheap for cash that people never think of asking
credit. "Quick returns and small profits is their
clerks busy. We advise the ladies to call and see
the new styles.
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A Fortune for $IOO.

ME subscriber exhibited PATTERSON,S An
Il UNSTABLE HUB-B0RER at the q. s, Fair
at st Louis, September oath, 1860, and obtained
the FIRST Premium, Great Silver Medal now to
be seen at MS office This is machine Of great
rage Shop, and in the sale of which fSrtrn.s os s
be made. COUNTY RIGHTS in Ohio. Indiana or
Missouri, for sale cheap for Cash. Land or an ~
other good dicker. Inquire of ~
October 18th, 1850. 25tf s. N. CAN'T
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~ ORRIN T. WEIGH, ESQ.,, is our author
lied. Agent at Decatur, to procure subscriptions,
advertisements. &c.
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Special Notices.
MASONIC.

MASONIC.
NJ The regular meetings of Dowagiac Lodge,
~ No. TO- F. and A. NJ, are held at their Hall
on the first Saturday before full moon of every
MONTH P. D. BECKWITH, w. NJ.
s. BowLISG, Sec'y.
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I. O. o. r.

I. Q. q. r.
..sss.psx.. The regular meetings of Dowagiac
NIE Lodge No. 81, I. o. o. F., are held at
SssssasV< their Hall on Thursday evening OF
each week, at X o'clock. Transient brethren in
good standing are cordially invited to attend.
HENRY KELLEY N. G.
| Moan GoUrD Sec'y
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TEAS, CoFFEES, SPICES and TOBACCO. a
4 good and full assortment can always be found
cheap and of the best Mt q
aOWARD,s DRUG STORE
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w-A All the late literary, pictorial
and miscellaneous papers for the week have been
received by Award, in the Denison Block.
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az See advertisement of Lumber
for sale, in another column.
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w vicinity, that he is prepared to take
P1 CTURE 8
at all times, in cloudy or fair weather and he is
also prepared to execute all the various STYLES of
reasonable prices
- Rooms first door north of A. N. Awards
Bookstore, where you are respectfully solicited to
call and examine his Style of Pictures, which for
richness of tone, beauty of finish and durability
are unsurpassed.
The subscriber having had seven years expert
ence in the ART. is satisfied that he can give en-
tire satisfaction to all those who choose to favor
him with their patronage
Children's Pictures taken in TWO SECONDS
Pictures set in Pins, Rings Lockets &c. Also,
Pictures taken for TWENTYFIVE CENTS.
WM A. ROOD.
Dowagiac, May alst, 1850 mays1-sNf
,e~s~ DIR a FITS.
ON England, Ireland, France, and all parts of
" Germany, for sale by
II. B. DENMAN, Banker, =
urne3-Su Dowagiac, Mich
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THE LITERA TURE
is of that kind that can be read aloud in the family
circle, and the clergy in immense numbers are sub
scribers for the Book
THE BESTLADY WRITERS.
in America contribute in its pages, and we have
some that write for no other magazine
THE MUSIC
is all original and would cost % cents the price of
the Book in the music stores; but most of il is
copyrighted and cannot be obtained except in
Cooley"
OUR STEEL ENGRA VZNG s.
All efforts to rival us in this have ceased and we
now stand alone in this department, giving. as we
do, many more infinitely better engravings than
are published in any other work.
OUR FASHION PLATE
Our long experience gives us greater advantages
Than are possessed by others. We give in the
course of one year at least
SIXTY FULL FIGURE FASHIONS,
which is Htirty-sic more than any other magazine
gives; and they really the fashions which 9TH
ers not. We challenge contradiction when we
state that the fashions of other magazines have
never been seen in the streets of Philadelphia or
New York, or in the drawing rooms of either place.
Godey's are the only reliable fashions.
OUR WOOD ENGRA VLNGS,
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They are so far superior to any others.
LlITA TONS
Beware of them. Remember that the Lady's
Book is the original publication and the cheapest
If you take Cooley, you want no other magazine
Everything that is useful or ornamental in q
house can be found in Cooley.
ORA WING LESSONS.
No other magazine gives them, and we have Civ
| en- enough to fill several large volumes
OUR RECEIPTS
are such as can be found nowhere else Cooking
in all its ety-Confectonery-th Nursery-the
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MOTHERS. READ THIS.

Moan GOULD, Sec'y.
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC.-MONDAY.

N
IN THE JEWESS.
NOTICE-Athough the regular sale Of for Monday
performance Of The Jewess will commence Saturday the
Boz Office the Academy Of Music will open every day for
convenience those persons who wish boxes
ON MONDAY, Nov DC.
First nisht Of Haevy, cele rated op.r,of
(TIiE JEWESSl
With magnificent mise scene
The wonderful Examinations which used on the ocesoa
THE PRINCE OF wALESs BALL,
VIII be employed on The opening night aud thus AFFORD the pupc
an opportunity Of seeing hat im posing display.
chorus Of sixty Singers including the celebrated Ayioh
Society orchestra fIiy professor corps de ballet aud lou
hundred suIniares, And the following great cast
MADAME FABBRI
will sppesrfor the first time At the A.demy as La Juiv~
.SIGNOR sTIGELLI
in his great role Of Elcazar, the jew.
CARL PORMES,
in the highly dramatic role of the Cardinal -,
The Director is happy that he hss
making engagement with the celebrated cantsirce
MADAME ANNA BISHOP. II,
who has consented to appear the Princes. EudaIs h
enabling him NIL the four great roles OF the opera ~ Tue
possible far surprising the cast TO DC i0ona u many
great European opera houses
The other roles by OTINTO MULLER, &c.
THE FAMOUS DRINKING CHORUS g.,
will lie sung b forty male yNes: inS9dS t co AJn
will be enacted by number Of distinguish Turner's .
The has been arranged entirely new principe
creasns tho breadth and hight Of scenery b,y
painted and extraordinary quantity oil spenda pIoPe1
have been expressly made the original Partisan patterns n
different and tsbleauI will comprse ABOUT Wv
dressed in the richest moyen costumes eshbeu III
country including complete suits Of solid amor capPe
They costly materials corresponding in their nnuss'
details to those in the twelfth century ana are o 0
ones that have ever been Imported 70 AheIlcA
Price OF admission a. usual. .,,,
The sale of tickets will comsnce Saturday morning Al the
Box Office Of the ACADEMY Of Music at " breqsng' Su'
Store No 7O Broadway and At Shells Stationery Store NO ~
Nalst.
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prp Goods.
TIC, PANICl! PANIC!!!


.pANIC! PANIC !! PANIC!!!
H MACY
win omen this morning at Q a. NJ
soo0) yards Fan styles Bonnet Ribbons
C, Il to import IS cents yard.
WIN be sold for l2l cents
$4,000 yards Fall style Bonnet Ribbons.
Cost to import 81 cents yard,
win be sold for is centI
5000 yards Fall style Bonnet Ribbons
Cost 81 cents pair to import
VIII be sold for 10 cents q yard
5000 yards Fan style Bonne, Ribbons.
tf Cost to import 30 cents Jsrd,'
~ WIZ be sold for rs cents q yard
600 dozen Ladies' Feeced Lined Hose.
Cost Is cents a pair TO import
VIII be sold for l2l cents pair
1000 dozen mode and gray Shetland Walls,
Best quality cost % cents to import,
Win De sold for 10y cents
500 pieces white Atwood Flannss
Regular price Is, A. and So yard
Win BE- opened this morning at
"a 2. ID IS. and ~. yard.
900 splendid Embroidered Cambria Collars
just landed NJ the cost OF 81 IS.
VIII be cold for h21 cents just 50 cents on the douar
5000 Ladies Hemstiched Linen Handkerchieh,
- Cost Is cents to import,
VIII be sold at l2t cents.
Making the cheapest line Of goods offered In one store IN
r. H. MACY Nos 1874 AMI 20i 6thsv.,
Second door below lith-st.
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Financial.

ALsgxr H. KIcoLAr. Auotioneer,
WILLSELL, THIS DAf CIhursdayl Nos. q
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$4,000 st. Louis Co " cent Bonds
500 Galpea & Chicago RR. I'd Mtg Bonds.
~ 900 Racine 4 Mbsissippi RR. lst Mtg Bonds
1000 Col, Piqus Ind. RR. lot Mtg Bonds-
Ne,, yernlsY sale on MONDAY Nov, D.. RsgBsr A..s
Sales Of socts snd Bonds every MONDAY and fHURsDiy
or every DAY when required at 2i O'Clock the STOCK 81
yoom 10 81 William ST. or at tho Merchants EIchapzs -
tensd stocks aud Bonds bought At private sas and ~
R,ols,., Hoard ALBERT " NICOLAY -
Auctionser and Stock Brotsr
No 81 WfiaIa.st psar W..
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6ewins- Marbinss.

335. EMPIRE 335.
SEWING-MACHINE
PArss1xD FEB. II, 1860.
SALESRO0M, No. 335 BROADWAY.
This Machine s constructed entirely new principle OF
nlechancs and valuable
has been examined By the most profound experts and Pr
norrced to be SIMPLICITY AND PERFECTION CON
The following the principal objections urged against Sew.
i., Excessive fatigue to the operator
I'd Liability to get out Of order
ID Expense, trouble. and loss Of time in repairing
4th. ncspacity to sew every description OF material
5th. Dsasreesbe noise while in operation.
THE EMPIRE SEWING-MACHINE
Ii EAEMFT From ALL THESE OBJECTiOh2
S t sT %ch viii S nsRcr RIP a noe
RAVEL and alike on both Sides performs perfect sewing
every description material from Leather TO The hness Nansooh
HAVING neither CAM nor CoGwHEEL and the least po.
,ibIe friction It runs a. smooth AS GLASS, and is
EslPHATlCAhLY A NoIsELEss MACHINE.
other Machine market, g twelve years age work
iss .irsns,b and WONDERFUL SIMPLICITY of conaruo
render amos impossible to Of order and h
by tho company to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may desire supply
UsNIvALsp MACHINE.
Bqt in ePe, manner do we solicit tho patronage Of
cohe cH MAKERS
HooP-SKfRT MANUFACTURERS
SHIRT AND BOSOM MAKERS
DRESS MAKERS,
CORSET MAKERS
SHOE BINDERS.
AM, TESI and r PA \ 10 MAKERS
PRICE OF MACHINES COMPLETE:
No l-Or Family Machine. SO
No. 2-Small size Manufacturing ............... 6s
No 3-LMge siEe Manufacturing. ............,.. 80
T. J. McARTHUR x Co.
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ITO MANUFACTURERS MECHANICS, aud
Il OTHERS
LOTS FOR SALE AT
ELIZABETHPORT,N EW-JERSEY.

This point the the Central Railroad OF New
Jersey by which direct connection is secured with all the cos
and iron regions of Pennsy ana and with extensive lumber
d,cts sordns these articles at lower than
point the seaboard 1t has hourly communication by
boat and railroad with New York. distant 10 miles provided
with water and gas has very healthy location and offers
yaled facilities for the establishment of Manufactures and
The subscriber offers these Lots quaint
e to SUIT purchasers very favorable terms both price
and OF payment. Mechanics and Manufacturers patiou
LARRY are requested to examine the ground. Apply to
T. T. KELLOGG, Executor No 80 Beaver-st, ~ Y, or to
j. b. COOLEY. Azent Elizsbe+hport
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fnrs. nobee. Sc.
Boots, Shoes, &e.

7 AIDES FRENCH SHOES.
IL JEFFERS Of No $40 Broadway would respectfully solicit
the ladies Of New York and from all parts Of the Union 70 call
and eIsine his elegant OF French BOOTS and
SHOES and Embroidered Toilet and Bridal SLIPPERS. Prices
eonImel surste with the times
JEFFERS No. so Broadway, opp Metropolitan.
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Bniloins alatsrials.


GAS BURNERS.
~ Tho subscriber 10 importing direct and has on hand nom
Of the int makers Ia England Gas Jets Tor scotch Tp ali
sizes. Also, German Lava Tips. every variety
OF make Esh Tail and Bats Wlnx Burnerp Burner
Pillar Sockets fos Porao Mercury Cups Improved Cylinder
Burners burner Cleaner &c
Also ssopcrior Article Of Burner Flyers all rsoa
4. O. ARNOLD,
hsnfsesursr and lmrorteS No. AT Broomest st., Ny.
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Amusements.

WINTER GARDEN.
MISS CUsHMAN.
TONIGHT CThussdayl, Nov 20. she will appear Ia ne"
'"'' '''''' "''' ''''' IL AGED FORTY
ALEssos OF ri TIE HEART.
-''''''' ''' HENRY Will
CARDINAL WoLSEY,
~ ,onno,,, - MISS GU CysH TtHS.ys FAREWELL
TOMORROW friday R NiSs aTSHMANS "h'N
AND LAST APPEARANCE But ONE
DARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID cow THT gnsSH M TOT SR q R2sp O,
Mn j. j. PRIOR
Tn. ,o. Actress Of the establishment whS BIS.
largely the and enjoyment oil the patrons VIC
sSS hf F Her h ENTERTAINMENT
their and snns faces when she hopes with the co
operation talented Ladies and gentlemen composing tbs
ccrauy be able to please and amu'e them she VIII op
pear" TWO OF HER EAyoRITE cHARAorERs.
In the AFTERNOON at o'clock, ,n.
'A. JOSEPH xSb HIS FIR
A with eclst over one hundIsl
Consecutive times Th Drama !. hs, been conceded tn
mos. and pleasing :, well 81 n, mot not mon hOu
not neglect '''' ~ the EVENING a, !, O'clock
She will sppesr In the n'ere,,ing character Of
ROSE ELMER
p1s. nf forth for hi, aDaa founded on Mrs soUTawoRTHs
GREAT LEDGER STORY. - ~ -, a..
Both Dramas full oil thrlihnB
evidence in breshe attention from the rising Of the curtain TO
b, close They are the entire talent Of the brilliant
company engaged here and given to-day With the most
gorgeous scenery dresse and appointments All the novelties
snd curioe Of the Museum viii be view at all hours Ia
GLIDING ,,,, .,,,rr,, c,,,,npxu
the most singular and unique human beings ever Known ~
impossible for any to form any adequate idsa 0 he
without seeing them. The 1T? or MAN MoNhEi'
TWO ALBINO GIRLS; LIVING SEAL CRAM, h0UA-
RIA; LIVING SHARK LIVING ALLIGATORS and GhO oS
ODIiTs LIVING MONSTER SNAKES; LIVING HAPfi
FAMILY and untold numbers Of other and beautiful 'peeb
Of and Artificial Curc stiles from every part Of the
world. -, - -
Adrnison a, usual only Is cents Children under ten years.
ents Psquete front seats cents extra Children IN
der ten 10 cents extra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-11-22

DEV. VIM. II. MILBURN,
III THE BLIND PREACHER,
Will deliver d LECTURE, on English Roast Beef end
Plum Pudding" Or More of What Blind Man saw IN
England" in the Church OF the Purans (Dr Cheeversl
corner Of Rroadw sy and lJthst, -
On MONDAY EVENING, Nov &c, 1850
Doors open o'clock Lecture to commence AZ Tickets
q centsto be obtained Shells No IL Wal' Horace
Waters No $50 Broadway Hesenan &C., NO oil Broadway
ing OF the Lecture.
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DROOKLYN ATHENEUM.
ID OPERA AND CONCERT.
FRIDAY, Nov. %.
ITALIAN OPERA.-Mme. COLSON
for one night only and 49, o,o. n,,,ooo
CONCERT by Miss LOUISA KELLOGG.
h.v. been made give FRIDAY Nov 70 the
following extraordinary Performance;
PART FIRST.
GRAND CONCERT 49,. by.............M Miss KELLOGG.
cher first appearance assisted by ..
a., BRIGNoII Sig PERRI. Sig SUSfNI.
PART SECOND.
The whole Of Dopni1.tti's celebrated Comic Opera
DON PASQUALE.
Msdaus Colsou In her admired character Norma
sig Hrcuo as.... .Ernesto sig Per ss... Dr. Maaesta
Ss Suslni in h renowned character Don Pa.9uso
Musical Director and Conductor. Sig Mnso
Admission al seats viii be secured without extra charge,
commencing on Nov 90 at the Music 5ores OF Messrs
G PROV No 2i3 Fulton.st and VIM w. Rose No l1 Allan
ticst For particulars small bills
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VNALLACKs THEATER.
w TONIGHT THURSDAY,
PoKTy-sRCorD NIGHT
ofth
GREAT COMEDY,
PLAYING WITH FIRE.
Received each night Of representation
with Of laughter,
by delighted sudspe.s
TOMORROW, FRIDAY
Forty.thId night Of o, ,,.,,,,, ,,,n,,
Misc MARY GANNONs
BENEFIT
First time in three years Poole's Comedietts.
A SOLDIERS COURTSHIP,
18th hrst time Thu season. Hocroft's Comedy,
THE ROAD TO RUIN.
AL the company viii appear.
MONDAY NEXT,
MR.. LC0T'S
BENEFIT
A splendid entertainment. - -
BOX BOOK NOW OPEN.
Doors open at IT; commence alta
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Hlnsital Bofes.

WE have now on hand large aud splendid
w assortment of MI SICAL BOXES, playing 3, T. S.
TO- H. TO- "a and 30 tunes manufactured by the best mske Of
SWITZERLAND.
M,ndones Oveures Expressives &C. accomplishments
OF FLUTE BELLS DRUMS, and CASTANErS, Gems
from Operas popular American Melodies Negro Melodies &c.
TOY MUSICAL BOXES playing l. O. aud tunes
PAILLARD Il MARTIN, Importers
Museal BoIes repa;rea No. 81 Maiden-ane New York.
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(NLOSlNG SALE Of
AUCTION GOODS
AND
JOB LOTS
DRY GOODS CHEAP FOR THE MILLION
GRAND CLOSING OUT SALE
MRRINORS SHAWLS, SILK VELVETS,
C0LORED and BLACK DRESS SILKS. -
VELVET NBBONS, ALPACAS, DELAINES,
All kinds OF WOVEN DRESS GOODS, &c.
They must BE- sold at price.
FINE Aerinoes 50 cents worth IS cents.
The best quality made b5 cents worth 81.
Good quality and handsome Dress Silks % to 45 cents old
prioe 50 to "a cent?
All Silk Velvet Ribbons less than 50 the dolsx
32-inch all silk Velvet ~ %, worth I'll So
Delaies many kinds Of Woven Dress Goods l2I 10 Is
cents Per yord.
BROWN SHEETINGS, 1890
PRINTS
BLANKETS,
and ALL DOMEsTICS, will be
SOLD UNDER PRICE.
GOOD CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
Call before you buy.
Rich LACE CURTAINS e3 ~ to 81 ~ per p11, worth
LEWIS HAYILAND Co,
No. l0l Chanbersst, n. 7.
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Gotels.
Real Gstate for gale.


4 HIGHLY desirable FARM of IS acres, most
~ beautiful and attractive place. fine House also other good
and REAL ESTATE IN Central New.fork Ia ex
change Merchandise. Address EACHANGE Box NO. 1913
Herald Office, for one week
CITY, Country, Eastern, and Western Property
for Sale exchange also loans negotiated Oh City crop
ery. CHICkERlNG a Co., Real Estate Brokers IL Walls
DARN lor SALE-Situated IN Somerset County,
IL New jersey FIVE miles from North Branch Depot Cen
trial Railroad and miles from the village Of New German
town containing Of improved Land hrcsss House
outbuidngs portion the land IL adapted for
beautiful location and pleasant and healthy nsghbor
hood Apply to J. p. KLINE No lsS Futon.st, or T. L.
KLINE No. 40 Park place.
L'ARM for SALE.-The subscribers off ,r for
SALE the FARM situate In the Of Stuyvessnt, Go
uubia ~ containing $40 owned by Lucas Van
Allen his II be conveniently divided into two
farm. Apply to DAVID VAN SCHAACk, kindorhook; JOHN
VAN ALfE AARON VAN ALIEN, on the premises
YARNS, COTTAGES and COUNTRY SEATSm
Westcheste Rockaud and Orange Counties also Staten
Island Long Island and Ia New Jersey river and railroad
route, Sale and Exchange EDDY Co. 81 Libertyst
GOOD INVESTMENT.
" $500 ACRES Of LAND in Mower County, Minnesota
900 ACRES Of LAND In Tama County, Iowa
1900 ACRES Of LAND iu Harden County, Iowa
Entered number Of since from c.us examination BY
party with the Of land in vicinity subject
entry The Land all of the beet quality and we'll situated
To person wishing mako investment Of this character
and valuable tract Of land the above offer, very favor
sbe opportunity Apply to $1,000.