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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-27

over the cliffs, James Wilson saw the tory boat
| slowly butsurely approaching. An officer stood
on the bows, guiding the oarsman by his orders,
and the epauIets on his shoulders told that he
was the Identical iend, Major Bradstone.
."Donn drop till give the order," again
whispered Wilson.
When the boat was about twelve feet from
the rock, the boy leader fell securely behind his
stone defence and shouted:
F'Who goes there ?'
In moment the oarsman ceased rowing and
gazeG with astonishment above them. The i'm
petus which the boat had acquired, caused i TO
drift slowly beneath the rock, and Just as it was
fairly below, came forth the loud doomed words
E'Cut loose in the name of Liberty"
Each boy pushed his rock at that instant, and
as if with. one impulse, the gigantic stones fell.
a loud shrek from the dark waters told how
we'll the plan bad succeeded, and as tie exuIt-
ant boys again looked over the rocks nothing
was seen but few pieces of wood. The boat
had been burst to pieces, and the occupants
found grave at the bottom of WhIteCiay. A
cry Of victory burst from the. Joyous lips OF the
youthful patriots, and it was echoed along in
solemn grandeur.
''Now for our prisoner :" cried Frank How
ard, bounding ahead but what was the aston
ishment of the 5oys to find that in his efforts to
get free, George Livingston had been caught by
the fatal cord and choked to dealt. There was
10 time for repining the traitor and his son
had met their deserved doom, and there was no
one to mourn their loss.
''Such was the end Ct Americas foes forev-
er!' said James Wilson.
Old Lvibgston's house was searched, and to
the surprise OF every one, not merely guns, but
three brass Geld pieces, several barrels Of pow
der and an abundance of balls, were concealed
in the tory's cellar TIE military stores 10GDd
here were given over 90 The American troops,
and found Joyous welcome al their bead quar-
ters. Had no. the British party been sig
nalIY defeated along the banks OF tbe White
clay, the town Of Newark, aud the whole north
ern part Of the State OF Delaware would have
been ovrrrun by predatory bands Of British SOL
diers. James Wilson and Frank Howard both
joined the army Of Greene, and served with dis
junction in the Southern Campaign. Frank iel
Guitrie 11vst--- tyf-y tf
walled by all who knew him. james lost leg
al the siege Of Yorktown, and retIred@0 his na-
tive village, but modification ensued, and he
expired with the ever 20 be remembered words
on his lips -''Cut loose, IN the name OF Liberty"
The village OF Newark still stands. and has
become town of some celebrity. The scene
Of the defeat of the British by the boy patriots
is still pointed out, and is a sacred spot, IN the
annals of Newark.
Such, readers were the acts OF the boys of
rs, and though they have no monumental pile
to preserve their memories, they live in legends,
songs and verses, where they will exist when
history has been swept into obsCurity. Let our
l.tprarv man redeem from darkness the deeds OF
American youths, and while they recount the
achievements Of our Revolutionary patriots, let
them not forget the boy heroes.
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Select poetrn.
,TIS SWEET TO THINK.

IT'S sweet to think when far away
In other lands our footsteps stray,
OF childhood's happy home
Where'er we roam, what'er our lot,
Fond memory clings to that dear spot,
Around the old hearth-stone.
IT'S sweet to think OF halcyon days.
O'er which hopes raintow-tinted rays
In golden circles hung
When brightly rolled the skies so far,
Undimmed by clouds Of grief and care,
That Ger Us now are flung.
IT'S sweet TO think of those so dear,
By ties of love and kindred near,
The friends still faithful ever,
And twine around each loved ones name
OF memories sweet, an endless cham,
That strengthens on Forever.
IT'S sweet to think that if no more
We shall meet on Times bleak shore,
Ere earthly ties are uven,
q nat oucs again -7--.'4 re 1rsit7--
In realms above, of fadeless light,
Wen NEE; again 10 Heaven.
'Tis sweet TO think as on we glide,
Adown Times swift uncertain tide,
With cares Of life oppressed;
That far above yon star-lit dome
Awaits US there shapPy home,
4 home Of en dless rest.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-27

as TO the legality of the gift under the circum-
stances, and be made application to the Court
for decision in the matter, so as to secure him
selt from loss. The legal heirs of the deceased
offered no opposition to the ante-mortem bequest
aad tho Court decided in favor of its legality.
The famous scene OF the reconciliation Of
Mrs. Haler to her husband, in the play of the
stranger" which generally melts tender heart
el spectators to tears, is inferior in respect to
genuine effect 10 this drama IN real lie, which
eliminated beside the coffin of the dead chlId.
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Gen. Galleck Sustained.

The fist great conservative victory was
gained 10 Congress on Wednesday last, when
the resolution offered by Nr. Lausing, Of New
York, condemning the order of Gen. Haileck
relative to the fugitive slaves, was lald on the
table, on motion of MR. VALLANDlGHAM, BY
q vote of yeas rs, nayS94. All the eloquenee
OF Field Marshal Thad. Stevens and Gen. Ow-
en- Lovejoy could not induce the House to CEN
sure General Halleck. Patriet and U3jon.
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WOUND, OR W00NED.

There is frequent inquiry as TO the pronun.
citation Of the word sc-o-u-n-d. DR.. Webster
says, "wound or wooned," leaving US 10 choose
for ourselves. Mr. Walker condemns wooned
as ''capricious noyelty," and such we think
Ii is. There are, at least, two reasons why we
should call it wound, sounding ou like ow in
COW.
1t Is easier to pronounce, especially in ami
mated, emphatic speaking. Try it.
Analogy-bound, found, mound, pound
round, ground-wound.
ssHow sweet the name of Jesus sounds,
In believers ear;
IL soothes his sorrows heals his wounds,
Aud drives away his fear."-Nsseton.
'sSalVation, o, the joyful sound 20 &c.
-------
'Fis education forms the common mind,
Just as the twig IS bent, the trees lRcfinedi
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-27

Wink at small injuries rather than revenge
them. If, to destroy single bee, you throw
down the hive, instead OF one enemy we have
a thousand.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-27

Somebody once remarked that the English
man is never happy but when he is miserable;
the Scotchman is never at home but when he
is abroad; aid the Irishmen Is never at peace
but when no is fighting.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-27

Ia recent case of assault, the defendent
pleaded guilty. 81 think must be guilty."
said he, ''because the plaintiff and were the
only persons in the room, and the first thing I
knew, | was standing up, and he was doubled
over the table. You'd better call 1t guilty"
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-27

About thirty Parrot guns are turned out at
the West Point foundry per week. Four
hundred end fifty men are employed.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-27

Way are the Home Guards Ike Col. Baker
Because tie last thing be did was to die for his
country, and that IS the last thing they intend
to do.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-27

Trees and woods have twice saved the world
first BY the Grk and then by the cross; making
full amends for the evil fruit on the tree in
Paradise, by that whichs was borne on the tree
in Goiuotha.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1861-12-27

A shoemaker has one great advantage over
most kinds OF mechanics his goods, wheno
ever finished, are always solted.
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che 9rb ouImastfr Abroao.
EDITED BIZ SIMON sYNFAx, ESQ.

u Friends Of education who wish to enlighten
the public OF the subject Of teaching the "yonng
idea no" to shoot" are respectfully Fessestet: 10
send communications to the above, care Of aBed-
ford Gazette
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'Fis education forms the common mind, =
Just as the twig is bent, the trees Inclined
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01
Eronl EMBELLISHMENTS.
MNLaqQe s. {.


M HfRfAs John Phiiiinore and Isabella plriruare
w las wife, OF the comfy al La Sale. and state o:
Illinois, on The 2>th day Of July, A D. 10. executed
ana Delivered 10 me. the uncrs irued ceftl;n mort
~ The premises !ereuaite described to secure
tho payment OF certain pTons ny not. Of even
date there" IN. xecujei by said hn P. u,orc and
made payable 10 the order OF Martin A. Hos ril j. .
.idts acr the date thereof. til. su'u uf enc
hu!rr,l aui tNeuty ioLr y 100 dollars with tso nr
cent pr mon h a. damages II not Iaij when due
S.d mortgage vas day recorded in the recorder,
fee % sad .uy of La Sale lin il in boos deeds
No ~ pages & aud - on Tie 2j.h LAY jay. D
1853. by reference tirre.o Wal app Al ,hese-
H., default Nv ~ made the payment sad
rron.sory note. OF one hundred aud Ity-f.ur So
LOO iulr with damages accrutrg thereon. after sa;i
bcc;.is.r da- aud Ity bic Now. There ore. by
virtue OF the pos,F aud authority ia ne, the uit-r
s'-Hvi tied by The SAL! Nor gage, adj or
ihe n.rTn>es tper,in ~ ,rc.>eG 40 do hereby give
i-b';: Eo,c- tHat IN pursuance OF sad poser aui au-
'tor Y, -Iai' -e public ACTION, tie sot: b q r
IL sale ,rl sat" oi Il inoi-, th, II d ~ Of
."'e 70 ISL, II 10 o'clock III far-uoon OF that
s 90 ''e nS"-'i rtisr tor cash, the premises -sd
'-'-'te "'srfi"ed. THE ueinc situate sad
e"I,i'S q La safe ant drsr.h-4 ful oNs:
nv "' ~ "a quarter Of ine tia west qlarter
ssS'a "Ee ~ IA township ilnr,y three 80
fa <e ree- y +i.d sat OF the ri prlc Il .nri
ian contain is oiiy acres Of ,..nd mere or less
Anu S""s y H.i' premises ant re :, the
highest Ind best b DID r. tor cash 1850 ~ 49,
MARIN HOWELL, mo fg,f-es.
LEWIS oHi1eF' Il" - cL'a~a, Mag !, lz3I
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

w UFREAs David U.drrhin aod Ers'in, c I'm.
w 'ier.ii, hls vie, did uu tie sixth Gay o Februa
\. j.. ISL. execute ami de liver the uI,r i.lud
WI iT'i ID 1r"w nIoiig ther rain s-ce
deed Ol that date. upon the real estate hereinafter
d.scr bed. 10 secure tir Of certain Cofr.Ct
said deed mentioned and Of even date tissfvwih,
rr th- payment OF tie OF gi hundred and eight
lllUD dOilnrs ANA dee anG payable tre months ter
tie c-ie thereof, IL til G. Bank OF ;awa, Lii O.>
with ezrlis- re Sey YORK. which sid deei is fuy
recorded ia IA. rccor,vr- Office III add for inc cOIu-y
La Sal.. and S,ais 0; Illinois, ia look 40 10 AZ deeds
p ges 81, =. =, aud -J3 AMI said OF
li-I d e. aud aiIt has bcc4 made By
Sail Cnderhii IL plsin-ut o III: SAM.
Sow -f ri' notice j. hereby gwen to yor.
the sad bay CHcerisii the sA.d tuie!.He I'm
drrHiH Ia ali O,li.rs sttd tis premises,
that the said " Han II. D. GrAw vii bv Of the
authority ia bin s,icd by saii deed and i"r The us-s
sud purpo-.s tire n expressed, ell pubic auction
tie h ses; aud D-rt bi';dr FOR Ca>h tiYe cDart
house door th- cit, Oi t-SA in ,il cJuntY on
the elh day OF Juy, 4. D. | 81, the HON o. tea
o'Coca A ~ o. day the To- oSi.g esIAte
uat- in aid c"uasyo Ia So.
The uorih uat ui tot NJ the. 81 I'm block No OF
the town OF Cr"t.y AID ali -t equ - r.drnp-
Homestead iigut- rts-s9rs eIE .I.ifs
- z
a FOR tle pr.Liy " he lie " er.l 20 h pug
chaser lIIlIrd i is at.r .r sale
WILLIAM II. IN GHAW. Mortgage.
- - "--'--.av .v. " - I-sI-5
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....-- .s.-.. ssHfn ~ 1T sun, -; I.tH
p oO1e III .>ir'. of }tfaoi = at t. tc5-al IA
yr,s.nt- H,V ,o5n- "7,d p. II Ia 's~ net q, -sH
i...r--5i ami cgel toro # I.ste 'g-t lee-o4ei.
:. Atlas Jane Curlv. a,iHl.u 8 il d.. tI-
~ tte o. i-Ha Cor e,dvc-a--t5, i rr ~ o. r'n-
d.riug al Il .. h-T F,lp-red - 10 ID "a
.rstrN 4aI hrEI.- -4l --t'-=rsi. rut f.T t.t par
i-rs- has made APP i as n ia the so-a COZ -
H. >i!.- county gr. D, 'pr ali n - -e directed
r hoe Who tasy - lu'rrr-t-,i isi est.,te.
VI. l- F'l-r-. herb. rr.is.e 90 appear before
Ia ale county c,a.t. %; req ET e~r- : exc
u- aa I-I - fhr CI-Tt H"--e /. C.is~t IL -Itl
rol.fy. IhrG 40 -y- tD.ti- Re III uztp
Jane. I-3l, a. ten o',0c. 1 -, s. Yea sc =. -
a. md tie fiG4l sci IL iir-. a.. ssii d ESD ~.
ii,I-p Lint ~ C!yT. rf >-iI court. aud IN .
80 o said -5.T.-.t o.i4s 3, to- -lst do Of Man
.C!. PIiiLu LL>sLEI Gers
FK.NE }. CEASiok0 Drp'y.
p,,,v, Nv -. CO.
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nlisrel!
OTTAWA
Literary & Commercial Institute

'3HilS Institution, situated the corner o: Main and
= Soih"bus stree :, was organized in l>J>,
aer inc most favorable auspices, numbering hun
dred students. For this unusually large patronage We
are "osi grateful, and ce wiling pledge oar utmost
10 sans the confidence thus laced ia
ING c"u'Se " Instruction. in this Institution i tho
rough and acical, enbracn. a nun conr.- az study
preparatory to every branch u business in life ard -
admission 10 any OF the ella. SEES In ca,l.g.
The commercial course includes single nd doub. en-
try hOok Keeping APPLIED stock aud ,,-r.rs,i,
books in hoirS.e and retail .ndi,i,,g aud a,i
braces compound company commission si,,n,noati,,
banking, commercial calculations, penuau.s,ip a,
much other useful Information usually tau,i, i nur
be- rcial colleges.
The student graduating FROM this department " ii he
well qualified for tn. practical duties OF the cnun-iny
This term rn close Frid-y, Dec. q. TIE mex,
terra of the iiiird year will CONFIDENCE ,!e fist
Tuesday ia JANUARY next
INSTRUCTORS:
ISAAC STONE. Js.. \. NJ
Principal, instructor i'll the Ancient Languages and
Sciences.
Principal in Commercial Department, Instructor in
Book F-eiiag aud Peninan-liip-
Mis-. JULIA A. d STONE,
Principal of The GrAmer Department. and Instrucress
in History. Botany. Philosophy. and Astronomy.
Miss MARTHA l. Buell..
Assistant. and nstruCtre>s in the Elementary Branches
Rxy. r. L0RaIEAuX,
Instructor in tie French Language and Literature.
lnstruc'or in the German Language and Literature.
Miss AGNES SWAIN.
Ins,rac in vaeel and In-,rar,~rial Music.
TUITION A. foLLDWS:
A scholarship in the high and Normal Department
per aHinm OF forty weeks, ;s-.--..-.-..-......s2o
IT, GrarnrteT DepartUt .---..-.-----. 20
Ia .IniersBrtiiae department, 10
Book Keeping, French. German, Music and Painting,
extra.
Tuition hy the in advance
No efforts shall ne wanting liable every student to
make the highest stt4nnsnt. possible.
Tie Principal has $50 hous-. 80 parents or
pupils. fsI3al sfo:iE, ia, P,fRc,I,at.
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Valuable Civ Proper,A lvr .,a...

THE si-ued Oilers for sale the valuable proper
ty upon HIic! he resides, being Lot block
u,.S states Adi ion situated the OF Column
Ju, and a..gio: streets, near the supfen.e Court
Building
There is good dwelling, wagon makers shop, aud
a backsmth shop, with ell, cisteru. &C. ali III good
order, the pi e.nises.
Also Lots aud ;, In Block H. RsiI-o ,d Addition
Ottawa being ri,e southwest OF the block, 5,d
situated the corner OF Columbus aud Joliet
north OF the freight depot. There good steIy
dwelling house GA The corner lot.
As the uL,ie has strong nducem present
ed 10 hin, to change hls business wis sell above
property at btrgain. f=rp22i PATRICK faNNIHG.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

IN -N'-4-t.
Office Is hereby CIV ga. HAT pub &c sale % de-
- uaqucut and. aui toxn los. tar ~ IaN-s and
costs due th- 4. d. i7o h1d b. -t,v
= L. sale COMFY i- cur, D. ID o.
tawa l.. .zi,e ceuliy. STATE Uo5-- - IL AZ
q - Fr'-,-r a = Pursuance o. Law FG".s4
r Fay became tie aEcf--T ~ te " - gT section
township -. - =, c...Ein- 7.s--. r-fs-rl
l. he a4gl- ~ EFi.-- AMI : 80 z A. 10 y be-
cane STE pur-zs v 3 . Z. a. ui u,
TOWNSHIP - -lts- -"Ha ts.nz & acEr-. rs cssrt iH
sep VII .4l. T.sy - Tie y a,
"a a. ---i,r. p H u. T-Gs- Cn-. .5lja- ~
agE-- assessed t uasv - II Tt, ali - .L TRACTS
e. 81 tstc ;GIa.I ,r.I--:ri uIeT-.3itu-
And frrsier notice is j., ry5g Etsl a. the Ger Il
ca-- q g,i-,l 90 sad. fsici> Las b,eu ga s.u-
e., o. iu- tie .4i.r-ig.,d. and thai Ire time o.
u- o. pIiuu e. r..'T- Isu' -a.d sac id pl chase
vii ~ ne On ~. --tI ,iay 90 rl.-r - g>"l.
fEEU'n a SuLaA GOD, -lss gl.es.
O.tz-.. " gy
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Rcat3 &C state.
MISSOURI FARMS!

. lie HANNIBAL AND ST. Jo.EFH RAILROAD
I COMPANY oilers for sal. over 100000 acres, IN
Northern Missouri,
or IL. Finest P,ai-ie and Tiber Farming Ld's3s az
tie Vet,
In Let's to suit purchasers, Low Prices the long
credit OF Ten Years, at i've per
interest.
PAMPHLETS, tJRCGL-iRS AND MAPS,
Giving iuit reliable information on the CLIMATE
and il. health fuLi. s., SOIL WAFER. TIMER, COAL
ROCK. PRODUCTIONS, MAhkEiS, &c. can be had
gratuitotsy Application, ~ letter ar otherwise, 10
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commits sioner OF the II ! - Jo. L. r.,
apC-6n HIAEIBIL, no.
Valuable CRY Property for safe.
T3riiE Under -.ued Offers safe thc House aud Lot
II he resides, On Pau fne Lot - ~
#. bJ lCU deep with part alley lot They
for sac cheap, on accommodating tcris.
mai3J jos. w DOW"
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ED:.ll Gnc sale.

FARM % - a. for sale, > miles from OTTAWA
"A good house, :.x:S. cellar under the whole, = 40
bushes and goo,eb-rry bushes the pace.
aif the purchase money be ..ft years time.
Inquire q; II r. EAMLS, at the City Bank, OF X.
A. KNIGHT, the premises, hall mile north oil
-. SlIawu's icb2
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Hand. fer Sale.
ar A.fs .

.gT sale
90 LOTS ia Ssngcr's Addition 10 Ottawa. ard 20
L w Ls'- IL Old Town ard state, Addition
"a, Tor sale cheap. l.uESl /. l.. sANuEE.
4 IREE Houses and Lot. 10 rrn,
aggs /. r. SANGER.
1, EVEN Improved farms for sale.
- AusS J. p. SANGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

liz under-!en.d ts- s'iil large quantity OF SPLEEN
did farming lards in La Sale and Livingston coun
~ fsr ale. on easy terms, in of A. .
acres "a purchasers nsy desire. 1he-- la d. H' lie
Hiiiii convenient distances 81 the rsiiroCd- the
Canal. and afford the best market facilities
OTTAWA. On tie X r. r.. and Pan'iac IN the c. 4
u H. l. WI be 'He ta"st convenient places stny
Tor 'h"se wishing 20 examine The land hnybniy in
either pHce can airerT persons rIv re-fi.nre
Bruce, August % $50 WILLIAM STRAWS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-06-01

TH'HE undersigned WI sell several Farms, In SIZE 10
4 euit purchasers situated in La Sale coanty, III.
Ais, small quaint, o! unimprosed land, portion
of which is lying IL, arg >toI cnu-ity.
TEHMS-FroEi cash to 1--WE year, tire. to suit pUr-
cla-ers Corn cd ia crib cattle Will received
Oh land as payment. i.n 20 DAVID Sif tWN
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- s;r.sCT- .F -TtITe.
sANiNG ROW III AID complete shsirss' o. t'i- of
every pirgc % lzui or town lot IN are county,
which j. srt NJ every night. prepared fl-
ui-h. short uot!cr aud reasonable J-rs ab-r,,:s
O: title. fsuE> l.. &. SANGEE.
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IsAI'TGV
WOODEN Manufactory ! |!

F1E undersiIns take this method Of informing their
old customers, and the public generally. that are
putting Establishment this Spring ss Lat
vii enable that double amount 81
Goods hsvs usually niie the demand foT Goods
ti;. additional Machinery and give
.iti-fscton ia exchanges az Wooden Goods Wool
We never have, and On no. intend card wool
PORTION ~ cO'fOa and -,il il for all w"o goods are
warranted ia ti- respect and sl-o for durability.
shall exchange for Wool. f@raierlv the 'ol-
lowing Kin l. OF GoOI, viz: Heavy Ca--errs ssiinet.
Jcau,, Iiauurls o. different kinds Blankets aud STOCK.
ing Yarn. C0asd. d1ie aiirIliGH VIII - pail % Stocking
Yarn yrcr- viii br fcd uT al TIE different grade, and
kind- 81 Yarn - vrd. Indigo Blue ~ x-i Red
Ct.uded. .ni will manufacture. FOR merchants
~a-i ut" Stocking Yam. asy the above Al,!s .
tuidIn: aud SpitiIiti.
VII .. done 10 '"is 81 - liz. and upwards. IS TO !.
cent? per pound.
II ION taidtn. INTO Rail.
VIZ Dc d'a- ~ * cents per pound Ti..r machines
NJ. be c";ie! giilt tle best q! Cards. a.ia E 4
1"tr rleLt co tT!rr. tf'y expect have good
d're Wool all ~ taken iroI tie b-f, Ottawa aud
rolls returstd "in reasonable iegti t5e ..g-
ilg Tie NoT. y rh aias a. -soi.- .,sj IoI
a't='st lart Of tir Sta;e a Iriai' = expense.
Noel iut-u-si Tor change any te ante gifss
81 Io.'.s ~eHtanl'A ny the pr"ii=r ORDER NAY be
~ Railroad - b''aU aud tie szd- Will L. pat ~ and
scll WEih iTsi- itrr--. according To- oFi-r.
We NCui. a!-,, that Nex Custom
AID Pouring Mil iH cI-.r.trIi. and persons wishing
nave their grinding done short uU;.c. IA g
plenty Of water a all siars. myi'i }. u. GREEN.
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The Lori!lard Fire ms. Co.

CF TIE CITY Of NEE iOHh
Cash Capital. sSv" w"
Pratt. aaauaH7 ipicid@d- - Pr Cent u Df"'''"-
rsy,jIS Company divides thr~r-qaaTers 81 t'e h''
urnli:- to the policy holders. ii scrip 5t'E - nc
rst without anv lIab ;y 70 Je insured lEi- N''i.
mr. fund. its -i!rpiu>. instead o. divii II I" a." -''N
helrys II I gi ing its policy holders greater e'
.iry. and AZ sEm- tine cheaper INSURANCE. "a " 49,
other system.
For insurance in this Company. Apply .
s-p2--iy WI - i-AHiO-'' - ''' go 49,
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Hnr,u-,;-Ia,g, for s,,.
Go. AVERY.

TUE undarsignri has 1854 acres or choice uni-n-
prove farming lands. ia Ia Sale and LIVINGSTON
C""nLirs, Tor sale, easy terms.
CT,
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TVS DELICIOUS TONIC STIMuLANT,
ESPECIALLY designed for the Use OF the Medical
F,,f-4 aud the faHst!n- have super.etsS the
Id Gins .. Aromatic.' =. Cordial ." Hed-
Ctt-d S,huapI =" Gc ! endorsed br all ~ he
fIrolrIH PTS si,isI-. chemists and CouHoissru
possessing al % those int isgic medicinal suG ties
l.DaIc ana ."-,tcl " icl4 belong otf and pare
ti.u- p 40 quart bottles ana s rs all c-CEss
grocer. g.. i Z. EiNINGEI. 1 CO.,
JE tal.lz.,E ~ --1S Sole Proprietsrs
No. = Broad street. Ny.
Fer sa'r fv p :. BAREES ( Co, NJ. g Park Row.
and =. l. c.NIS- le. BroaITay, New DIRK.
or long and familiarity with the require
rrrus iIUC.i~--, and superior business iaeili-
i,,-. eraI g. r ISL them Elth choice Liquors fer
-,. ..r''-,. ara .sla - Use jaaI9-iy