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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02
Eancu Down.

There is good story. told on the slv. about
one OF our young city bucks He has been pay
ng attention TO a rather lively girl who has solid
attractions In conversation with some of his
comrades. our hero sid: BOYS. | am after the
girls pocket book am" Shortly afte. &C
cur.
Second Scene 4 Parl0r-TIme. II p NJ
Young lady seated. Young gent rises 10 depart,
hesirates as il bashful. anG then remarks:
Mis- -. excuse me. but you must be
aware that my frequent visits. my attentions. can
not have been without an object
Young ady-Ah. yes. so | understand, and
shall be only too happy 10 grant what YOU desire.
Takes from the table paper Iarccl, and unfold
ing ". displays large. old fashioned and empty
morocco pocket book This. have been in
formed Is that object Permit me 20 present il
TO YOU. aud congratulate you that you will have
no further occ tsion to renew these visits and at
ientions - Tiffin Advertiser
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

Dr. LudIum'. Specific,
yoa rHE crEF OF
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS DE- THE ORGANS OT
GENERATION.

ruyHE Gonorrhe-. COMMONLY called Clap. u tfs-
gushing mslady, and II too well known 20 require
explansion u easy 20 - got but u IA difficult
get clear Of II Il companion that few admire. per-
vades all classes o. socey-botb male and female. rich
and moor both married and single Although sotrouble
some in itself distressing and sometimes fatal "a o.
disease the treatment - which, has generally been
worse than the disease Itself The common faShionabs
treatment l. rs deprive you q all bnsness; then
come course Of starvstioo-livng breed and TEA,
water Cruel Kind Of slops: yea b eled
cupped l-sched combined with nausea ms -dcines
infections lotions oiutncnts and warm fom~utstions
Fvrry few days the medicines changed. and after
some months treatment ia this way which the patient
With forttude Ter fear oi be dis
charged OF discharges himself with irritable ureter.
Sseiied testce enlargement Of the prosrsis snds
OF adisease ct the mech q the bladder.
ThisSpecifc. which acts like charm. whales doses
ose Diseases andis quite pleassnttot and shich
cured thousands New YORK Philadelphia, Rsifi-
more and of the southern Cities IL certain and
efecgua remedy. that makes rapid andpermsnen cure
without regard diet. drink except ~rest
linz. jumning over-straining- This remedy u IN
by vthing ys discovered Cor the cure those
diseases II extracted from psuts. and l. per-
fectiy safe purely vegetable II contains
curry that you yourEelf 20 all kinds 81
weather without the least danger from the medicine
And IL you careful Ia wrapping up your paste.
will have ne taste smell from a. 80 that you not
deprived from going company, or being detected ~
nesr~st friends.
This Is no quack medicine buts remedy discovered aud
used with immense by regular ply stefan. and
confidently recommended % the unfortunate
CAUTi0N-None D. genuine without the signature OF
the proprietor p Davidson around the bos. All In
Engagements Of trade marks will be prosecuted with the
utmost rgor ofthe law.
W.. DAVIDSON. sole Proprietor.
slncinnsti. Ohio.
Sold by Drug gists generally. ian1s-dsmis
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-Aecording 10 correspondent of the New
York Tribune. the Confederates in North Caro-
lima are building a large IRON clad guaboat on the
Tar river and floating battery on the Roanoke
river. He further states that three Others are
being built at Richmond. Va. One OF these is
named the Ladies Gunboat." paid for by sub
scriptOns Of the ladies This one has Just teen
launched
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

All Boston seems to have turned out on
Thursday to do honor to the negro regiment,
which embarked in the course of the day. on
board the steamer De Nolay. for General Depart
ment. The Boston Transcript Republican, has
the following account of the affair:
The march was perfectly triumphal Ladies'
lined the balconies and windows of the houses.
while the streets deusely thronged with spec
tttors of both sexes The welcomes. ia the form
OF repeated cheers and the waving of handker-
chiefs, we're OF the most emphatic character
Thousands of persons viewed the spectacle with
immense satisfaction In State street The 5ith
WAS greeted in the most enthusiastic manner the
long fleS Of people the sde~ alks. the s,ep~ OF
the buildings, or IN other available Dl ICES. clap
ping aud cheering very vehemently The wheel
ing OF the companies thev moved around the
parade ground and the general pre- ci>iOn attend
ing their evolutiOns elected great cheering from
the vast crowd OF witnesses. Military men tho
have observed our regiments as they have been
sent, With imperfect drill and discipline to the
seat OF war. say that lew would comp,re. in these
respects, II the 5ith.
Complimentary. that. TO the Massachusetts,
white soldiers
-Lrrrr DIErz Among those killed in the
battle Of RAYMOND. VAS Lieut. Herv C. ID ETY.
o. Company | ODD Indiana. Lieut. ID was from
CLARK county and a more estimable young man
We never knew He started out as Orderly Ser
ge'iit OF his COMPANY. and was but recently pro.
NOTED To Second LieuIenancv MANY Of our
city renders will remember him as having be IN
on recruiting service here about wear ago.
Modest. faithful. brave. strictly moral ia all his
habits. he was model soldier None knew him
but TO love He was a universal favorie in his
company Hundreds will hear of the death of
this excellent young man with the deepest sorrow
aud shed tear TO bis memory. And yet il Is
such as be that this dreadful war Is daily garry
ing to premature graves by the hundred---lN 4.
Lesigert
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-02

rz- large mass meeting for free speech was
held 1t Detroit on Monday. Hon. Robert Me
C.ellsnd, who was = member OF President P'erees
Csniset. ooided
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FOUNpRIes.
THE HOOsIEK STATE
FOL NDRY AND STOVE WORKS.

HAVING COMPLETED OUR FOUNDRY. VIZ ARK
III prepared a. receive and satisfactorily execute
ordsTs for stoves AM castings generally The scnio
partner has ust returned from the East. WHERE be Ia
procured tr De irabie and perfect patterns for cook
ciay invite the attention Of Wholesale stove dealers 10
this branch 81 business with request that thty ~
give call Our other work VII embrace iron fronts
aud columns. (which desire make prominent ies
ture IN manufacture railing ard mil castings. sugar
mills and kettles. house work. such veuators win
dow caps Ill. and holow~ fact everything pro iuced
h. ar iron foundry. We respectfully solicit patronage.
and only promise what well and promptly per-
form.
Office and Foundrs. los south Delaware street acjon-
ing indianapolis and Cincinnati and Indiana Central
Freight Depots. indianapolis indiana
myl3- cox LORD PECK
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which va. received laid the table and directed to be
printed IA document form by we io1s NJ nv'e' e1o,
Acknowledgements b'Nh'' I'1 u'''' '''e"' '-'
Stewart and rvsed-1 ,,..o... p,,ox ,
No. ~ Mulberry rfce }
Egw YORK. Oct. u, 1853
TnorAs LITTLE esq. Prss'deai boo,d S1perri.o''i
sna supisuneut and Of the Aud tins Committee provided
IA Police act o. 1870 IN re lou 10 the - eno'
Of Police foI the year 1854
ID. h. HAsBROUcK, Acting Chief Clert
NEW oRr Oct. 3 1913
A, ,,e,y Il IA. Auditins Corntee duly his
dsy NJ the oc. II the (Jl,.onus u Ponce IA pursuance
of section O. Of the entitled An Act 70 AMEND An Acte h
NJ, led An Act 10 establish ropolan Police District snd
-, y5e foy he royernnet .Defeof" passed Ap IO 1850
th following certificate OrG.cd TO DO PIepaoa ana 'd
By majority Of said Committee. ,,.eppoucg s.,,.,.,.
(PnoczEDis0s)
The following statement II expenses Of ron" hh'ht oee
d L he en- daily convened for the pu poc oi consider
ie ,ch estimate the 2itb Of August l' was lah,h ~ ~
an adiourued meeting Of sad Board, he'd september -
1868.
Police Commissioner Acton AID Bergen Comph'Hef OF
New orb NJ 4. Bremen
COMP rol.r Brennan ~ th' ChhI t,t LIN 49,,
Tie esusies JeaI 1915 were examined Ia dean ana
sdopiec o. follows VIZ; A. ,oo m
General In *,,n ~
New. YoTk .'.' 'O
Alteration. Of additions to- and repairs o. station ~ m
Brooklyn i''0e''''''''D d. B. mXsbiioUCK Secretary
(clRriNoA1E)
NEW York Oct. .. 1862
w hereby certify that the Auditing Board lave examined
the within estimate and sppohonment and hereby "pIi''o
the same, u WIT az io1 %
NV fora fOroe. "
aG,tjon, Of additions and repairs Of station o M
Houses In Nsw.io als0O 90
h''''i'pp DENNIS Ennis 0'KEEFE, ,.,,u.
W. j. f.s IB cna Of Supervisors. Kings County.
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1863. The 1868.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
With - coLa.cfict., f1l'.s
TIE SHORTEST AND OuiChhsr ROUTE
Fson Nrw-iOSk TO riE fkiS,irAt "Etkx cii1s.,
's''' New. Jersey and Camden snd Anicoy Lines -
ALL ruRouoH TRAINS FOR TIE MEsl Bf THIS
ROUTE LEslE W Shw5r OK lns yn er iaI
pxw.y Of Phiad.yAa tie morning passengers leave New
York at lime a. Other routes evening passengers
at 3 .. ~, one hour later than other lines
~ Allentown, evening Passengers ieaScN M,
Ater than be Northern les 4nd ~ oo'h Fou're
asrv. At the Northern hnes IN chicago and eli
uonf. IN the North tr,ue, Indianapolis LousNile.
points West, with fewer changes OF cars ,,,,,,, .
sleeping Cara without ehsnse run rom fhiaielphis 70
Psbugga JSo niles aai New ora 10 ii'soussn -" h~a
smoking and Saloon taTs on az ua.ns
tsre the ohef routes
Bae.ag, chrc Aed through Transfers nee
S.eure tickets good until used UA IittsOufgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pennsylvania Central Company runs an Enisant
Accommodation Line which affords comfortable mode Of
travel parties moving "e"ad al onohsa Tie asus asei
Oh '"' FREIGuTs
By this route feiehts Of all descriptions be for lrded
10 and any point on the Railroads 4 Ohio, Kentucky.
INDIAN, Illinois, Wisconsin, lows. Missouri BY RAIL
ROAD DIRECT 70 any port the rivers
West BY steamers from fl.sourgh.
The rates Of Freight u aa oa ~ point la the West by
The ylysnis Central Railroad all times favorable
sed by other Railroad Companies Merchants aud
shippers nIuss she transportation OF their Freight 10 1s
Company rely with confidence on its speedy transit
LIVE SrOlh.
Farmers and Dealers Live Stock win find this most
advantageous route Capscou: iads well wsered and up
and its connections and every paid to ihrif wants.
From Harrisburg where viii Do found e,ey Tor
PHiA. NEw-YUkk and BALriMOEE . 'RkETs
J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Ascent, No. A'tor House.
LEECH Co, Freight Agenis, =, 4, ,,,,,
No. Aston House sad No. south Wiihanst.
No. 3BAttery-pacs.
EN0CH LEWIS. General Superintendent, Altoona, 10
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

EOR CALIFORNIA--By the OVERLAND
4 EOUTE.--A DAILY LINE Of STAGES. carrying the
u D - ns leaves Achson haIsas for PhceIye Cal, VIZ
Denver Great salt LAKE Virginia and Carson Cities connect
Ing By s1e lines with the Pixies Peak Colorado Barnoca
JUpper Missouri Reese River Wsshoe and Humboldt min
ing esions: -
THROUGH IN SEVENTEEN DAYS.
The stocked with comfortable Coaches and Concord
Covered Spring Wagons Every paid to passel
GER. .
Passengers lie at any point the route and 70
anne ,hrir seas when the coaches not full.
Stations average Is miles apart, AID meals furnished Al
about 70 cents EACH -
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph follows the route viii
frequent operating stations. ;.
be made on the excess surplus baggage b sent b.
via Panama . . -
A,chison Is connected by rail with all points east
THROUGH FARE, Atchison to Piaceryiie, pH"
Fan. rom Placeryile to san Francisco, 10
For further information apply at tie ONCE OF the Co"peny
No. "a Broadway, \. H. up stars -,
Tickets at the office Of the Company at Newfork an1
Atcuison.
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/ ARGE SALE OF BROOKLYN LOTS. .

1 ARGE SALE OF BROOKLYN LOTS. -
IL :. J. BLEECkER son Co. VIII Sell at Auriion on
THURSDAY tho 2lh Octopcf inst. Of l. Oc.ock Ut 10. -
change S.lc.room. No. ~ broadway trinity LuAi.nsi.
about $50 LOiS and CORES Of GROUND, 10 tie Ninth
ard Of The city u Brooklyn, suai,d between Hudson and
Brooslyn ava As follows VIZ.
SAT kEII ST la lots pn both sides of SAcleit 81.
UNlON STR OTIS both side Of Un.uist.
IHESIDEhI- SI-2J lot, gu both sides OF frosdontst.
CfERDLL-Sf.-2Jl lots on both sides Of ,arfoll-st.
GROWN -si.-iJ lois on both sides Of cfOSust
MOSl oOMERI-Sl.-2 lots On both sides Of Montgom'
cry ct.
MALONE STD lots on both sides Of Malone 1t.
The los generally ~ feet wide and above III feet
average depth making about 1870 lots Of - fact by 100
Tie above property lies In body and l. Anown on tho
map " brooklyn TIL Dfnar IL CT. original pot on
the Brook yn map aud has been offered n auction "
presents good opportunity tor investment or Tor -pre"huo
the growth OF the city this direction ms ires thr
settlement Of the nr.e fho. 40 49, mechanic and LABOR
lug man IL ohers tine procure eoiio'"o'
for house and garden grounds IN rat cry AZ ,
price where the use ia The price OF lanj Is cram aa Nv
le very oonsiderabe. The proIouy VIA b' 500 VI p "
lots with larger privileges and prohpioh Oh nsive'
VIII tie respectable character OF we
The tito is very old indispuabe Maps &C. al NO -
l,eda r-.f.
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REAl SAIL ul lv''''V ~ nLS "i NAM
NJ ROAD LANDS 60 AUCTION. ..
Tue DuBt our AID SIOUX CITY hALhohp
COAfAhl ~A ~ . seSii9n a. ,,t ~ ON ~ =,
fcs Ole Hundred "a seven lho1'aad hcfro i LAii CON
.i,ns mostly q De- M1nr. River lands Sac 70 De- CO.."
IAe.e .nts se a. b.s he and possess the follow
ins qaslii.ss and fccoulnrais'i,ns ,,a..
coal caurrnicnt 70 the Inc ~ saii Iaaroad ,o,,,,
oirsDA-t-e oLy ypn ga ,,'et ii H.. VI, md G.'
l. o. .1prr1f atty and e found in nrri asibe i
,sr o! al md syIun can b. seen At the Once o. 'Ae
0iiiiR nisERALs-HyinaIe cement, FIRE clay ard
ironorc all sbuudlnt stone Co., oalans pJYose'
rahEK AID WOOD Ill BE- .o'd "a .uLc'en' 9a,niiI
a,py tic prarc afds The tsb'F eop' 81 bAeh ana
~hiis .aHai ess 'ss,f mapi' b.." cd elm y
wAtkR AID sfHl@Ds-iho,s l-nds aio wei "1i'f' i
i.fs ,a eucssu' 'frns ~ Wy nuncoa. = nu,h - a.
4 100 ,Aaess'ts ios'rr' Of tho ''oiny o.
F.rI Iln.Irr ~ rr Isf.is Iiflafe.
GR.,-sTOCh HAIslNU.-It,.e and. oGci e.Pe isl a.
raetofs 4 asr .sau' o. cmhiit 10 Ai'ns 80 ~
~. mace. thsf region sid uray hr. the. much pet
ia. 'cniy II ne A'l.'iipl hi.' IL ,a''vi,s
4 n.isc fcd up GOV vsiy 10 i-iiy n IA f'son f.i
f.s Eds Of cattle ant .hrcg Lave Afe! been srAe'ed
CJRS ,sD WHEAT ro~ rsues u.oss aIa'i.n'ly In that
-rly hr sairry pr % Iosh Ihe sou u "ree'i
lcn ssgE -ai s-fanis if Hsnar Ha a9-H4AHi wheat
NTuAsp CLIMATE The country 10 very healthy
.l d. .l~l, fro. those disass- hsrh prove 90 great
ifs,c. In Tie maro soucfy o o. OF ih' and nrishnoF
",FTrLEmFNr AND SCHOOLS Tho iasl. situate in
us Immediate ,dliy Of pr Dose N,o.'si County Iowa
me roaf house s.scl elurIne. schools siori, Sc u 10
A nsl 60 .,an ,s,onr the .As..t Sn on The nc Il The
pah4g.s AMI ~1gf 10y Rail- o. between Dunngur aHd tie
M.. ~ River. rrgs plIta ~ th- lands oifrd Tor sale
ais .i4asd among proved srs where ~ secf viii en-
oy al tfe adr4ntars 4 v4rAs4y Improved country ihc
g-Io u ih.i 'iAy sie s'nefay Ron tie E@'''fn 40
snffLrfn states.
RAILROADS Tho Dubuque AL s1lr ely Rtll'o,d i.
DIV CON petrd M op-fsoA o. Cedar fl. i,o mile. u "a
Dlbuqls- Fply iI.f lifs from cedar els .o Lows all
etc nov ilsf ~ AMI being ~ ny pushed if~rL u
ert~cisi t4i IL foal ID b. pect Io Iowa as early
n ~ spfa. ani g. fof Dodge last cable Tho heo-
a. Foit De-, aDlcs anl Minnesota Railroad WI probably
etrh F0i Dodge ifl kr0tl uclr sooa a. 10 D.0aqar
ard our city.
Fshef Information can De- obtained At the Office u The Com
p.y where sp. sat detailed description - Tie lands ran
). lefsons COLONIES ~stns 90 plFcasc sic esie
ea, uyilei AMI uatc personal r,aninalon and
~ with the above f.YfrseniAiiens
1he Company % aimed the o 20 he land by direct grant
fom t9nfc.s and al male Warranty deeds 70 afcbaA'n
Icfms VI sale. oAsh.
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Dniloinn nlaierials.

nRAlN TILE, Chimney Tops, Land Drains,
- Osrisn Vases Fire Lhk Green House, Makin. aud
Flooring Ie. Lorg leland Pottery Depot, No 9ls Pearl A.
EAkY ROOFS MADE TIGHT aud War
j i fsnted, with fLLEKY'S INDIA RUBBER PAl#l
Principal oic. No b. Grand It Also OIL Nos n fsk row
3O3 Gh sy J7s stb av.. 49, Bosuy, II south 7'hn va
iAnsbufeh AMI oosnrf FULTON and Oxford BTootlyn.
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Gcaicrs, Gioreo. &t.

FURNACES, RANGES, AND STOVES
BO.STOAs o-~bfast iMfhos 10 oArllOliT
SILLY CLEARis0 BRICK FURNACES foiNIOHs
FURNACES. Flnf PLACE HkATfks AID HALL
SC HOOL and PAHLOR STOVES AMERICAN hi, mr.
RS AMI MOKNIHO STAR EASDIs. LllILkFlkLDs
famous NORSlsG GLORY Stoves CHUhCh's ns~
and besniliul OAs BUhSlSO fAhLOh sIOtkSi hkolS
TKRs VkSTlLATOhs. AID SLATE hAAIki-s. Tot ss
RICHARDSON, BOYNTOS & Co
No. 20 CAaALST.. kEW'fOhk-
Send Tor Circulars
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. island RAIIKOAD-FALL AR

ONG ISLAND KAIIKUAD-FA AID M
/ IRANGEMENT.--Lesve Jaucsslp and 3sth St, +. r.,
AT A. M Mail Train Tor Greenpou stopping at all stations
and $3.50 D. Express Train. stopping at jamaica MinroA
JeIua and all Stations east to GfeenpoEt FOR lsip at
m and 81 80 p. for Syosset Il and II u ~ and $50
- ma For Henrsiead al and II and $780, 49, and
30 D. m For Jamaica 1t AMI IL and $3.50. Az sSo
SUNDAY EXCURSION TliAIN-ro f.phank, at e;l3
H. 3ht ping at all Stations rare for this Tram
at excursion rates.
Tor syosset ton Sndays at 6;l5 ?. from 3sh ST. stop
ring a al stations.
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I HEGEMAN, Auctioneer.
The Central

~ FRIDAY. Oct. IS, a, 10 clock n; at The Central
ssle.foo1s cor. Wlloushby and Pear ste, Brooklyn
Rosewood paroI sui 10 Brocaiele; Mahogany Chairs,
Sofs. Center Tables; hedcads Hair and spring Mattresses
testhcs beds beddng breaus and ai stands 4anogany'
Gas snd Walnut katsnsiop Tables, OAK Buffet Crockciy,
Gas" ne 10 Cas Chandeliers; Velvet Brussels and Ingram
Carl"s Ole ,'hs; ~. s'ers, stoves &C.
s.af
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NEW-JERSEY RAILkOAD-FOR PHIL
say CIrY-sai and Express Lincs leave New-iork at
and 10 a m o. 1.3O and lljo y. Fare - Through
b.ysag. checked at and 10 ~, and 40 aud ll;p y III,
for Mashin ton aud AZ : and m. iQg the West
J. W WOODRUFF, Assls,let superintendent
No BAGGAGE will be- received tor any trains unless delivered
and eec k-i 10 inmates IN advance Of IN. time OF eavae
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TRAINS LEAVE NEM YORK:
For New Haven 7 (sxl, Il.ao 81 III lI:lS (tIh I'D
Ok s..u. s.Jl aud p. IL 80. ~.
icf Bridgeport. I, ,Exl, ll:ba H.; iziA9 lt1l XIV
NNl 3.5i. s:31 and p
Fof Mii ord end sraiiugd :, u 80 IA 800 $3.50 p. N.
for fAllela Southport aad WcstpcIt, il'So H. s:S'
3jop. n. .,.,r-, ,,o,r,
$50. 40 $3.50 p M. "a "a
for stanford = (E,l $50 ll:Jo nj i2;lS EIl 2'o
For por Chs.,sr and intermediate stations, $50 :o
H. $3.50. 4sls J:J, 90 p. H.
FOR P0rt Chester and y -ilochelr p M
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via sp.rgis.ld iu Ok 30" itxl p m
For Ba.tou. Vi. Shore Line. 1915 Tx J. p IA . =.
Tor Hsrliorl aud spr.ng held, (Ex) l;Jo' ~
(Ex.l p "a. fr>
II. ~ a. H.. and $50 M to Northampton
For Hartford Providence AMI risAAl Railroad, tExb
II 20 a. nh, -.
FOR Sew Haven NewLodou and stonington asirosd u
Q a. IL, 1918. 23p, ?.
FOR canal Railroad, ls.5 p. II. to Northampton: 49,,
For Ilousatomc Railroad. 2.aJ = n TO New NM
ford Wednesdays and Saturdays, TO litish'ld
For Ns-utueA Railroad q. ni. 2.3i y H.
For Danhury and Norsalk Railroad. a LII, &:aN r. m
Commolous Sic, ping Cars attached T. p IN Trans
JAMES h. HOII Superintendent.
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= W. NICHOLS, AUCTIONEER-
W. ". II. DlsbROWs

- w. NlCiDLS, AltIloNEEts
W. W. II. DlsbKOWs
GRAND AUCTION SAIL
OF HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS, 10,
on THURSDAY. oct u, 1908,
Commcung a. oclo,k y. m Al
Mi.SsRs. ALLEEIOSs DROVE lARD,
SHAY. and i:,h a., New fors.
IN Conformity with tie request o. many patrons the rub
.eft,r Ia on fr by suction at tie shove grounds al
sltells.yo vaIlsfy Of
HORSES. CARRIAGES. &c,
the property many private gentlemen wishing 10 dispose OF
ia. -.tab ahl.ns without incons' uicnc' or delay.
Nj ha.f, himself that the above ale VIII 10 productive
Of srra benefit tho public ~ bringing toschef sc con
oouiso u sellers and pgrclAa'r..
The want Of appropriate place OF easy access for cry i
country patrons BY tho city and onuibuscs 10 hPpy
con III. ain and IN ths mot fashion
abe pr Of ts CITY AID having beautiful unpa'ud driving
AID riding coufse one quarter Of a mile long.
en.n.n wishing 10 enter tteI hofsrs Sc Tor tho above
sale DO my office 9th Az. corner OF th 49, al Ay
tmr Previous tic lt ln which day Catalogue. "ii
be- ready for distribution 80
v Bshoud the weather prove unflsoabc tho sale VIII
BE- postponed 10 sa.ufc y. l,th lust.
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1I,UE LARGEST PUBLIC SALE Of

FLOODED HORSES .
EVER HELD ~ TIt UNiILD sIAIhS', long
Mr. A. MAILLIAKDs Iourih Annual Sale of 81 l.LiONa'
COLTS and FILLIEs. consisting Of 10 Tiiunouoh,,
BREEDS aud HALF.BREDS. by sLAshEh. hEn ii. ana
NERO will take place at his breeding isrn' bohprN,
TOWN NJ ON THURSDAY kEAT, OCT. 10. iSts. o.
10 o'clock M precisely rain or shine Term. cash. In osnA
abo funds.
III leave New York via Camden and Amboy and u
a. ~ via Jersey City nnd Trenton.
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Drawn In 1852. ......,..............

Drawn IN 1862 ......,...,.......... 23l lln4s3 B2
To,,i .. 2gl l2li!s3 81
Paid and r,ir rred 60 the Comptroller by
county 1rta.urer during the l,ine months ,,o,o -
ending :, qitAOCI 30 lObj............ 2l iHll@' ~
-
ttf .ts,.l;,,. s.a.eu b,r 20 lg6e , 30 IS 20 =.
&. s. LYNkS,
County bocLLicper.
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CHARLES 4. ROF,
Supervisor own O. Flushing
TiIOMk- LlTILf
President losrd Supervisors New Yort Go.
RIlS J. ItAifAt
SIpeniuf Town ~ lsusira
Copies 81 Suuofsc comp Eiis not sryodl In TIE follow
lug not claim Cases wefr il.eif'd
Ann Tie Ann tatr tafHafne r. Dare afuirisfrsrir -
sarah =. smith. John p. .'so tasrfe r Dove Peter
Myers beuauin g. L,rnrr. Il~TrLre Myers, 10.
y i,h received AL gc,gr,d 20 tie stc. Committee
lid sub.ect
MOTIONS.
Supervisor ~ moved taf when fhe Bosrl adourn 10 %
Tuesday n-ri soil instant a2 oc.ocA p Ia
y a.ci W. carried
sup,rvsor Plrdy moved TIA, tie Board DO -Aogr.
v iirh wts carried
Whefrgpou tie Pro i,nf pro declared .hs, tie no'ri
stood ID olrued ulu l.,sl.y hat, ath ia a. oor
= IA JOS y. YOUNG. ttit
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Passenger station IN Nev.york corner Ztat ard %th
Entrance OF 2.'Ast
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4 UCTION NOTICED. d. CAULKINS,

A II Aurfl0nfrr :. -, ,.,.,,.,,.
BRIssFLs AND IHREE-PLY CARPETS, &C
At public auc;ial TIL, DAY al lui O'Clock a. ~ pvely u
th r.slencs No 2B West lsibsi near Bhev consist
.ns 81 two .egant P1lf suites coyed IA bToca an reps
usrue Top table,. Etarerrs Cloel Curtain norwood aud
mahogany Eraroom suites usf .sitle,os sofa ~ IA, iea
T,il.s Mrror. Siaic. Painting Ko.s.r, sU.i.'ne>'
Chairs, Dniis Char, Ac.; ,'rrhirs be'ils to hr'
chs lou'e, sac positive.