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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19
TIE PRRsESr ISFLArroN.-Bill :

TIE PRRsEST INFLArIoy.-Bill :.
ia good accountant, hut like
all mon, will sometimes make mis-.
takes, and in one of his bills figured
up that rs times 8 are 49," The
debtor was not slow in discovering
the mistake, and demanded an expla-
nation. Bill examined the account
and saw that he was down, but did
not like to admit it so putting or
a bold face he said, "rhat's all right. "
GLOW sor." was the inquiry.
ats all owing To the initiation ofthe
CURRENCY, said Bill; "thp tpultiplica-
tiop table, like every thing else, h .
gone up"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19

One evening lsst week, as the Ju-
venile representative OF his Satanic
Majesty, who o(lciatcs rs roller boy
in this establis hment, was escortlnp
his sweetheart to her parental domi
ell, she remarked to him:
"Dennis, fear shall never got so
heaven"
"Why," asked the knight of Tho
ink keg.
"Because," said b with amelt
ing look, 81 loot the deril so reit =
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19

A gentleman from Wisconsin, eays
the Tcrre Haute Democrat, states that
the Germans of that State are almost
unanimously for Lincoln and John
son The Fremont ticket ia hardly
ever mentioned The Baltimore nom
inees will sweep Wisconsin by very
large majority.
The Census report of 1850 reveals
the fact that Ohio produces more to-
bacco than Missouri. In that year
the tobacco product in Missouri vas
valued at s25 100000, and that or
Ohio ut S26, ,0QO,0 900.
+, il noted that Lincoln, Fremont
and Johnson three Of tho four can
didatcs nominated for the next Pres
idcncy and Vice Presidency. are no
,ivcs Of Southern States.
The last Presidential ticket IL pre-
pared hy correspondent OF the Ma
iionsl Intelligencer, as follows: For
| President, George B. Mcclellan; Tor
Vice President, Thomas Ewing' OF
Ohio.
The Columbus Crisis classihes the
lelegates from Ohio to the chr ag",
convention as forty two Peace ana
aioht Conditional War Democrats
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A Aooorljrg m tho Maine Farmer, th

According to the Maine Farmer, the
terribly contagious and pcstilentlal
scouree Of smurrain" is destroying
thousands of cattle South Albion
and other districts are greatly afilict-
ed and it is creating great alarm
throughout the State among agrieni'
turists and farmers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19

EJ-Life is like field ofblackberry
and raspberry bushes. Mean people
squat down and pick the fruit no
matter how they black their fingers ;
while genius proud and perpendicn'
lar strides fiercely on, and gets moth
ing but scratches and holes torn in
their trowsers.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19

Firm, and you will, therefore be cx
pectcd to exhibit the p-ize money
and circulate the report that you drew
it at Hammett and Co.'S lucky office
Here is our offer: We will send yot
for sl0 printed and full official Ger
tificatc of package of sixteenths tick
cts in the enclosed novel and trul,
grand form Of the Royal Havana OF
Cuby Plan Lottery, to be drawn at
Covington, Kentucky, August 9th
1851, and by authority Of the State o
Kentucky. And so sure are we that
we understand our business that we
would advise you to make this invest
ment at all hazards, and agree that i
the certificate we send you does not
draw at least $4,000, we will sent
you another one in any Of the extr.
Lotteries at our expense.
All prizes drawn at onr Agency
are promptly paid at our exchange
office in New York City. by draft OF
otherwise as tho purchaser mar di
rect. Send us SO by return mail.
and give us the name of your near.
est Bank so that there may be no de.
lay in forwarding you the draft as
soon as the drawing is over. To ia
ciltate the prompt execution Of our
proposal use the enclosed envelope,
and make vonr remittance to our ex-
change Office in New York. Be care
ful to write in plain hand your
Post OlIlce, County and State.
Yours truly.
TIAMMETT & Co.
Yes, I will show the money. ,oheu
Igei IL. Never fear that. l will ad
vertise it 10 the Standard. I will
buys pair Of fast bay horses, and a
silver mounted buggy. I will deny
that | ever dug ginseng for thirty
cents a pound, cut cord wood at Sci
ota Furnace for twenty-five cents q
cUrd, OF taught school (boarding
oround) at twelve dollars month.
I will aver that it was some other
boy. hereby notify all my poor re.
lations--if l have any, and I am sus
picious that have-not to call on
me, or tell any one that they are re-
lated to me.
/ will buy me farm. I will buy
q furnace will enlarge the Stand.
ard, and issue daily.
Now, have this offer to make. 7
must confess that cannot now very
we'll spare the ten dollars, but as the
thing is sure for at least five thousand
dollars, will give up my chances
for the prize of forty thousand. -
just deduct the ten dollars for the
tickets, and send me a check on the
First National Bank of Portsmouth
for 34,999. 1 shall expect this check
by next mail.
p.,t 49,.
swindlcrs as "Hamnett &c Co." to he
in the penitentiary Jackson Stand
ard.
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xons. F.,ini in The Rapids Of Niagarr

a few days since Mons. tarlnl,
the great acrobat and rope walker,
attempted to walk across the rapids
from Goat Island to the American
shore. He entered the rapids on the
south side OF Luna Island, and con-
tinued his course toward Robinson g
Island. When about half way across
one of his stills got stuck in the crew
ices of the rocks, and in attempting
to eXtricate it, he was thrown down
on his face. He managed to get up,
however, and by working he finally
broke the stilt of short to his foot.
Then 10y the utmost Gaut ton, he finally
reached a point about fifteen feet from
Robinson's Island, and being so ex-
hausted, threw himself forward on his
face toward the Island, and then by
catching some overh2nging bushes
and nohting until lie became some
what rested, he drew himself to the
shore BY this time hundreds Of our
citizens and visitors had arrived, and
the shore and bridges were lined on
both sides.
Efforts are being made tn get him
of from his perilous position. His
brother walked out in the rapids
above the Island and reached point
within few rods of him, and by
throwing rope with a stone attached,
he managed to draw pail of provis-
ions toward him which he finally Sc.
cured. A boat is being built by Mr..
/ George II Robinson, whose name the
island bears. and who pilotad the
Maid Of the Mist down the rapids.
Up to I o'clock p. NJ lie had not
been got off the island, and in all
probability will have to reInaiR over
night aud the greater part Of to-mor'
row.
He seems to take his imprisonment
goodhumoredly, and il practicing
some of his gymnastic exercises,
standing on his head, hands, &c. he
lis in his rope walking costume OF
tight citing knitting, such rs is worn
by circusmen, and must suffer from
the cold, rs it is blowing quite 8
breeze. Every effort is being. made
to rescue the unfortunate man.
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An Editor Jubilant over "Grsat Expec'
tatiOuS."

"Rejoice with mel / an most
fortunate individual. 1 an rich. |
was born in the right time OF the
moon. am going to get five thou
sand dollars in q few days--may be
forty thousand. But why keep the
reader is suspense2 Here is letter
I received from Coying:on, KY, a
few days ago. 1t is neatly Htho
graphed, but OF course no one receiv'
ed the offer in this part Of the State
except myself. But here is the letter
OrFIcE OF HAMMErr & Co.,
GENERAL LOTTERY AGENTS,
CovINGroN, KY, July 20 1867. J
DEAR SIR: Knowing that good
Prize sent to some Influential person
in your part of the State, who would
show the money and make it general
ly known among his fri nds ant
neighbors, our business and reputa
ton as prize sellers would be great
lly benefited, we have taken tho lib
erty Of rendering the prize to you
upon condition that you will use you
Influence among your acquaintance
| in our favor. You will please under
stand that we design this arrangemen
to act as an advertisement OF on
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19

A family of Rocky Mountain rats
recently stole $40 pounds of candles
from a tunnel at Gregory Point
They carried off the candles and Sc
cretetl them among the rocks.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19

Salmon p. Chase, though now but
a private citizen, has not ceased to be
useful to his country. The national
services of man who had the manli-
ness TO utter the following words, are
not merely official, and cannot easily
be measured;
"Permit me to add that, while we
rejoice in the successes OF our armies
and give thanks to God for them, we
should not forget that there is one
class Of defenders of the hag--on'
class Of men loyal to the Union--tc
whom we vet fail to do complete jus
tice. 1t will be the marvel of future
Historians that statesmen OF this daJ
were willing to risk the success OF th'
rebellion rather than to entrust u
black loyalists bullets and ballots
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-08-19

aKsRY BROwS. :. p BUhE-r'
DROWN, ~ BURKET.
ID Attorneys al Law,
viii attend tc all business entrusted IN their
care in Hancock and adjoining counties.
OFFICE!
Ouer G, een's Drug Store. opposite Court House
FINDLAY, OHIO,
Ss-PsrtiCular attention given to Collec'
tions: Foreclosures Of Mortgages. Prtttlonlne
OF lauds, Guardian and Administration mat
tors Jan. u. ~
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- ~ ~Acps, Nargarca Y. Davis, 10Th Of which
,espis ver. burned BY Tire pr,vatoer foridA The
s,bc~tne s Cspt. w'ns'ow's statement
me wa bound from Chill 10 New BEDFORD. with
4 cargo of whale aud sperm oi1. On Jr'y sth IN
iattode 81 n, longitude ~ vas lofrdei by TIE
Ptcyiis Tho ofssr gave rs, ~ Carts n says es
minutes W lesve, when ! asked Inn " ne would
not tnnd the vossel. Hr reply vas That thibs
wnT p.ayed out Lng ago" lie prom'scd b r..
q,srt lay privsss pr perry, hut nd not hs4n{ CIV
worth. TIE nlen comBIopoc' u lnnrr ~ - ~
a. they came on t,s.fd, tho officers seemlrg 70 l'r
no contrib Over them. They set FIRE t'tbo 'c.7'i
IN three plscos and thea lett storing fer snotOe ,
ves-@L which proved " ~ sfrsurh hark, '""rd
Tor New York. They asscl the captain o th's y ,i-
81 ~ take us on board. but he rcirroi' On VIC
ful and could not. We we're landed ~ hAinH ~
bud July 18th, from ~hcuc. Ne won't TO Nal,-'-
,.hen We applet N the American I, n-nli s-a',.
the circumstances Of our cap' lro. hs hh'"' A.
'tn dollars eirh ovard patuy our PsN,
~. Steamer Governor ayley, oi M' 'II -
Lightburne " whom we t~1 inutpie~ ''' '"'
kindness.
Capt. West eyl erincer were a. f'lIV"si
On Ju,y 9th, IN latitude q ~ lcnritudc u 10 At
daylight. .,u a L,rk .rtgrci Steamer sb'1inH hr
"a f,irp the American f4... move 10 lh "i'"'I
10 hir order, ler, he io1ruod nc tnu st'n thHt
Se w.r. pr,ze h. the r..el 'int"ht f'ofiHa Firi
gave ten 'nnrtof 10 J." ~ 'n '"N,- ivy
,rS,k nv v,lu.llrs aud tcn set The " s'' IN htr
IN DE Satoe I,v We Ncro tran fcrrcl v ihs
srtoipcy Vim " Ceare- ~ Nassau, Captain Hl'.
From is ycssf iht -et.ls rccs.' cd The hrd rrI-t
Fl Ire rnkng II the Alabama, Dhcl cuuiuH''l
,tern very rnich. Captain Winalnw and crr0' ~
no bark ooconds, Of New Bedford, wee also on
Dsrd The Clsarc, and were taken 70 Harlan i'iAnd'
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

ENCOURAGE ruI LoAN.-rhc Th.-I National
Bank No. Nassau street, has siop'ed pm fr
sdiiLy those Of small means 70 take part ia lie
Government Loan which deserves general COM
r,,adston. TIE Loan is made Ia SAM from so
upwards, int the bank o!crs to receive deposits
o. account in sums Of Sln and to ALLOW the M
Cove. mon, interest q AMI s-io pcs cent. from
tie das OF depOst. I, Is" ber,i oIor.
COLONEL JUBILEE -This day is the thir-
t"h ann verSsry of The abolition " slavery in the
West ind't> Which happened on The l.; o; August,
1854. sl"@"1o,Uoo we're divided among the riau.
hers IL Compensation Tor tie loss Of ther slayts.
Sgnty thousand Slaves were manumt,od. which
s"'e tho planters $3.50 for each slave besides The
privileges Of tho servlco Of domestics and trades.
Ten for four aud Of field ,Aborers for six years.
Sat when the time arrived Tor the former 70 obtain
e'sfr entire frs'don- the masters tessnne alarmed
s--s 49, LA.~>~ 81 80 n insarrecton. and -.
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pROOKIYN.

THK FfrrY-SI0TH REnHEyr.- regi-
meut With has now been enoamfei a. Fort
RiohnonI, staten Island. tor more than a week. Ia
" bc Murdered into the Uritci States service TO-
day, and Tomorrow viii proceed " wsshincior.
Too number u men In camp % Saturday was sss
The number VIII lie increased '1-lsy 10 over GO.
THIS a The frsd and only REGIMENT from Brook IN
which has answered the call Of Tie Presiden, for
one hundred days .crv
BRooKLyN. The ,o's' number n deaths N
this city lat week was III. Among the principal
dsessss wcrc cholers iuhntum, 20; scarlet fever.
Diarhmn, 10 Dvscntery, small rp,. ~
phOid ever, I. Under one year n hi'r, ~. NJ
tives ~ r. s. it9; ireland &c. fns!sad o. Germany
g. Scotand !.
FTRE.-Ihs Aindling wood mandatory n
r'Diun 2 Brothers No. q and Jay street.
was destroyed tv ere "a saturday morning. The
lo-- Z" atou, t50v which y rr' is An inrirAr "a
o. t1-oo. Inc brewery ~ Howard & Fuller,
a. iuins vas dausped u tho extent ~ 500. a
COW belonging " J. Doughty wa bUrrol.
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General Intelligence.

Gra:AL Bur- ER- n day or tNo since, arrested
Charles Gallagher, suiler, within A'a cs- Tor s,..
fng botlle Of Liquor to ddi"r, aud e"n'.sc''od
four vsssel.' loads Of soods which he hal ia tLc
6ver.
sopA.wArvp spparn'ua II Philadelphia drug
osure lately became unIn,nas hle h'lc the gas
w. rapidly geueritnr, AMI e '"rr i'c explosion
wN the result, gathering and @'tsroying toe CON
esnts OF the cellar.
A son..rB ncs, WIZ, found la,cis IN tree Il nc
0nGda Community, vr.ob ~ Ntcrv oven Va ltc
Structure twcuty-lnc ELy'l collars, al 81 Wt..h
had bern purlo.nei hy 10 irt rom the srai4Ilot
vhsro tbcy were place. aAor the wash.
A ooyrsxp.An hrd troubled wish / 4 ,rcaNuahlc
ak . family In Kcokuk, Town, tie oungost mcu,-
bsr Of whom was little yrl OF tlryc tolra. Stc
nd {, him ~ Que Of ms vn1t, "IN hJIne tuIpy
bod do home twick." tie lo't.
LlEuTs- ANT -CotoNW. EDwAap "rE7,I NJ zoe
Uah New York uctvy A-,lier "io w-H wounded
q the s!do and sword hand. 10 nov ia WI cater,
q pstaper He Is k,ual 't"u ed hy p rc' 81 -ur-
geou, who was a pr'surcr ~ Fort a'litury ~h"n
Colonel Murray Vas stationed % ere. Tho surgeon
accidentally discovered him on thc l,tilc-a,ld.
tn refroseutat!ves u tie Il lstou weekly tarers
ma last week and resolves, to ,ivuucc the ties ~
subscription and adyertIs ng IRON ~ eniy 60 ttty
Ger cont. The newspaper Iuni shyrs general!
throughout the cJun'y hHyc c.t.pr nINN, Ci L,Cir
ssaes or dc'roascd the SIC II Their journals.
TIE NJ, lie EVENING Nrvs cont.i.s Ne following
semaIkabe or,lor :-Riclmonj, MY =, i-N.--
Owing 70 The !ncstimablc scrN.,r i'u 'croi e. too
Copiedeyste stnics by NJ 'lor 0cu. y. l.. II .uks q.
3. A., 81, officers and mel In tie 'rv.'t o TIE Con-
bdeIstc States ARE fesoh' pro l'tc nm burning
Q hair OF his ncs4l and rsyec. ally ordered IN
dor oil CIR cumstancos, TO allow linn 90 escape. By
order, y. Cooper AdJutnt AL Insportor Gen-
sral.
The New Hampshire PAIuor tavs; "TN" quota
Of this State, under ths new call Va 81 be 800. Il
u doubtful whether there tAat uuI4i 81 % al'e
Hs,iiod men OF the miltl.S age N tie 5 ,io. b.
however ,nai may - u y 'er,iA th9i there az
not 40 NAV, onc-tcnth of the MI er, who
he induce. ~ JON the army. Aud hos. ticy are &,
escape Is he qnc-'lon with them. Substitute vi
.oInmand All enounouh pt!~c-p-ou.Dly $500 oi
$1,000"
"ESLRAL PAINE o"umHp Ing the district IN
c'udirr h ntlcflr las f.uf IL rplci rebel OF Pslu
cab into tbs country, a'o-u thr lc pie that tn
every outrage on Union cfNIs' lies ard prop.
>Ity, rebel sympgtl'gcfs rhnI le i7na;ca II. III,
manner. In H'diuon to to tr-cls ulggauy re-
ported, General Paine las ti,eetr, thst note bu
lpval'sts shall trade Ia tle dsret; tlii ~ hank 4
,-cepi a, Caro-, shall pay olt mupcy or tc Give de
Io,iir, without special permits. lie haa tto xct
wealthy socesSou is,s slohoul Tor The bc,eLt o
soldiers ismihcs uy.ug VA Western hcuGucLy.
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News Items.
I'd, Telegraph to The Stu yors S.,l

Two hundred barrels q rnolasscs have been 70
nnived Of Gan Fr,ncis'o fr,rn Captain M,be'- y
8cn1u'u, 10 Lc sold TOT thc sanitary & nm ssiou
GEnrBAL MODowEiL roccuuy ordered thc arrest
., 5nn Francisco, 4 bishop kGv,uah, % tue "c'h-
oils. Church South, on suspicion Of Icing rca'i
en,iasory. but released him amer an examination.
Tns steamer Clara Bel was hrui into above Car
coilion Land!ar, NJ ,s.ssirp River, ~ tie 2i'h ut
by n rotsl battery, four slclls struck rc n'a,, ana
she burned u the water edge. Al On board e'-
eapci except one man.
No uneasincss wLa.cv,r l. fo't bs tht Govern
men, in relation g., 's.rs IN Pcuusyls uis, aud the
preparations made n get ihcrc with Gle militia II
thai State are ample 10 give t4c invaders severe
pun,shmcnt.
On Friday, o dotaoLmcn, ~ q men Of the 10Th
Ny. Cavalry, vJed Lccthur.. Va on recon.
noissance, when they urcvpcctoll- encountered a
force Of the enemy. aud nine oi tfc eayalrymc .
we're cspsurcd 10y tn, rcbolG.
Tsy funeral Of mnIor-Gc0cral M,rher~n, q,
Clyde Ohio. On SATURDAY,, WAS yrry l-rrcy at
tended. Tho body was attended ty four Of he
personal staff. Among tue gr,of-s,riotou mourucrs
we're the mother, grandmother, two kHtcrS two
brobor,, and other relatives OF the dce,a,cc. The
oumtcr .! pei sons present was estimated at to-
uhouaand. The scrsiocs were hold II The Nj o4si
Church.
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MARINE NEWS.
Aus. Is. R,It,-s. s., Jis.-Hw W, morn. 70 %
ARRiSFr,

aux. 10. ~ ' Us. D., II W = morn. %
ARRIVED
STENdsHfrS- Fanuie, rhuaisldhi., Haze, No..
ttfn, y {, iohn Rice. Ma,hingtou. FALCON, provi-
deUce. u ltty Philadelphia, t1ov Btrlet, N.s.an.
J., ksryance, Blltmole. HOPE, Philndelphig = i
Phelpr. ihilplc piia F,lic"u, Providence, Fanny
tans aAs''c- HRl'impfe, Baltic, ioftress Noutue .
Mcclellan. " ashneton. u &. hasoD, Fortress Mon
roo. Ch-sandIs, Wvhurion
SUP -Garihaldl. liifl Calcutta. fla % Thomas
rARSs .tCn.s n. Levitt. Narcotics Plot Fish
6isso Bay, { u.
BRIG~-Aierand.r Sictr'., C,sce BaT; Besvsr.
Al Prince. fdv pi, NeWburs lDr Bo>ton. - ITos.
bridge. Ponce, X.
kCitOOSEPS-E A hudervcr. Providence. Sue
&c 4. h.r London or Port EVEN; 4 H. salem; Il l.
hturfes Porf .i"''eTson y Caufue, BOSTON E-Ju-
mau', POM hifep-e ior nshton: Hilas WRIGHT. tli-
stbc'hp1rf TOT All RIVER Ida 4 jayne Fort J.ffrr-
son; 'on-t tuition, Bsufor Mary 4 Adalirc thiuoo-
league; James Henry. Bhdreyort. rhcnix, Eondou.
for Iattio.d e. p0nre fii1Aicttp7rt for provi-
q nee > J b'ckc, Eon.'u' for S'nnington. ~ " H.
let, krndoul Tor Mystic Henri | Wool. Se~heru,
y &, Panama Nirsints America. Providence; T..s-
Ne. Providence, ChNlts ila~ey, New Haven; VI
Achcu, Albany lot Blston, tclp~e. New Haven, Ca
ur0, NeEuufg Tor Hosinn, trctuur, Bangor. W = G
sargent Rondoui for Rs'ou; sylpl RIookhnyen for
Rontou'. Cnas Heavy, L,-ton for III .h"'hror': IVA
Providence; u Ner~crulc, do. Z fro-i.pr,i, SOW
London, J Net lo-key, Gardiner " " Hrliuard, New
London, Ida lAScruict, bston for Albany; A Ste
vCus -truini.fou for Albany. Herbert. Gloucester
BELOW Wild Horso, Ma,Anras. Wind 5.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

I,OR SALE An AGENCY AND LIQUOR
i store 40 to s15 per week l. nov redi,ci An y
NV. and Intelligent uisn uiay douf.e 'he hurne's
rln,t be odd within dave. rner lowing Tor tntoYs
~ hs .o,d chesp ior cab. Tor pafticulIs en9un
N joins GAIfll, - Front II. -
NOR SA1T--N LEASE or HOUSE AND
a ICED store, -tosk and nftdre.. Inquire y tor'
syth -. "Io
COR SAIr-sTUHE AND F1Xru REA
Il .ith rom ., i've IN: pris 80. rent ~ Ca
At % u0fob 81. near Glsnd II, for an business
EOR SALE--N HORSE SHoEING sHoT
L and tor. The reason for -ellins am ifayiN
the ciiy. Appiy All thi. week 80 Hulterry It. III
LUR SALE-THF STOCK AND tiXTI RfS
II candy store. ~ Multerr> 81, coins scsd hls
ines, hut would prefer 10 tho country on sson
OF bid hsaith. peTse call for dh's -.
EOR SALE CHFAP-TllREAD, NEEDLE
to, and confectionery store next to pihlc schone
g22 18Th 81 apartment. " live in. k.nt ~
, month. i9f
T'O PAINTERS-A PRACTICAL MAN CAS
u hnd an intefest In an estshluhed un-,ne~
int anal clpi'a IL required. ~ add ersnk
line to " PAiN rLls" Fox 9il sun oiiiie. "o' -
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SI.sPl'ENs:.

EOR LIyERrOOI-OlD BLACK BALI
l. Line The ship colt MBIt sil sail promptly
on SATURDAY,, August tth. for ptss1e, 1pgy ~ soar
io-t nf Boekman a.. or 10 ROCHE BkOTHEksh
CpttEh, o9 sOu'h,t. 40
nor LIVERPOOL - THE SPLENDlp
L packet ship ALBERT GAiLArTS, Capt ieiane
s,i. Iih August second cabin 80 ptyaiie ia bil,1
and iotnd. Apply On Toad, pier 70 l. l. or 10 T. n
DEMAEEST ~ south ST. -ti
EOR LIVERPOOL -TAPSCOT1'S LINE
ship EHkR ALI. ........... -. sail. Aug. sth
FOH LONDON LINE. 49,.
Shin III DrUN .............,. -ai, AE. 2th.
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.vail.tie In snv part oi tnrland. Ireland, scotisns
gni Wale. At the low es' 70, ihle intes. Eypl, Ia
J!2 TAPS!Olf bROIHf KS CO. 80 south y
ON BLACK STAE LINE FROM OR rS
NOR'rfr h,rrKiCN .....'.',.,- SAILS % AUG.
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LONDON.
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$50 WILLIAMS 4 ION. - Fulton st.
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Nj EDiCINE S.

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complaints and Tor chudIen vhle hing u stands
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womb from tiua 70 une communicate wish ma
had po3 been fortnight .. home when ! re- eve1 =
letter. then thru dsye old frosn some nnsAhe 49,,
its dsl.vcyy Informing me that II was not Iostbn
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by tho mail that night arrived In time 70
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TRY BRIEST'S COLUMBIAN BALM FOE
l. the HAIR II 10 an article of sTeaf merit SOHO
a. % cent?. Depot-46 south "a - williannsbunh
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RIO LLr-A CORNER BASEMENT, WELL
l. \ hiet usTtcGtv dry, has several larre vAnl -
cor of >ev Blv"ry lni Roosevelt sta. rent low In
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NOR SALF2NEAR ELlZABETHPORT, y.

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inHnufacturne puiTrae. Can run q rloop oiose % y
building. viii he s,ld with or without lew scva
Of lard. Inquire OF WN. kIsBRlDGLR, 500 Green
.ich ~, Sew York. 5lS