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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07
Ma. EuIroR: On perusal of your issue of

Ma. EDIroR: On perusal of your issue of
las. week, find an article written by Happy
10, Of Marseilles, detailing some of the pro-
ceedings at that place on Christmas Eve. By
invitation of one of the clergymen referred to
had the honor of being present and wit
messed part Of the proceedings of that assem-
bly,, where the lion and the lamb had con-
scented to lie down together, "while their souls
were marching on" 1t must certainly be
very consoling to the good people of Marseil.
les to know that the ladies fully appreciate
the teachings Of the Republican party, and
that white man is not considered as good
looking rs a negro, although he behaves him
self. 1t was not the intention of the writer
to have said one word about the complexion
Of the company, and would not, had it not
been for the remarks of Happy 10, which
adds insult to injury, by impressing it upon
the minds of the people that the votes cast
upon that occasion were fully deserved.
admit that the vote for the handsomest
lady IN town was very properly gwen to the
beautiful and highly accomplished Miss Cad.
die +. D." but your correspondent ncgiec-
ted to say that,with all her beauty and accom-
phshments, she came within only two (2)
votes Of being defeated by negro wench of
the darkest dye.
have particular reference to the vote ia
ken by the strong minded ladies of Marseilles
land sanctioned by the audience who Ahave
minds OF their own, and moral courage
enouge to vote as they think, regardless of al
former preconceived notions" On q thor.
ough canvas for the hspdsomest rentIeman
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TIE TAX ILLINOIS PAIs.-By official
statements from tho Treasury Department at
Washington, it appears that Illinois has, dur
ing the last year, paid to the general govern
ment tax, on the single article of uhiskey
alone, of 81, 262, 433.l5. This is over mil
lion more than was paid by Ohio, the great
whiskey state; and nearly double what was
paid by Pennsylvania, New York, and New
Jersey put together, all pretty good whiskey
states In addition to the above, Illinois
pays some seven or eight millions more in
the shape of stamp duties, income tax, tax
on manufactures, etc, etc. a few years
ago, We were frightened at paying some
100000 year for state expenses and in
terest on our state debt. How would We
then have relished the prospect of paying,
under the blessed reign Of negro fanaticisus,
an annual tax equal to our entire state
debt?
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APOLOGY TO BRAz,L.-Seward's apology to
Brazil in the affair of the seizure of the rebel
priva.eer Florida, is published He informs
the Brazilian government that the President
disapproves the conduct of the Captain Of the
Wachusett, and has directed him to appear
before a court martial for trial. He had also
dismissed our counsel at Bahia, and liberated
the crew of the Florida. He repudiates, how
ever. the idea that the rebels are lawful naval
belgerents, and says the assumption by Bra
I'll that they are is an insult to the L. States.
Brazil accepts the apology as satisfied
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-01-07

WENDELL PHILLIPS made a speech in New
York last week in which he took the position
that Reconstruction is disgrace and dis
aster." The constitution was dead. The
southern states must be annihilated, and a
new constitution formed that is blind to color,
&c. Wendell Phillips said some startling
things three years ago, but to-day they are
adopted as measures of the administration.
He is but few months, if any, ahead Of the
party in power now in the above enunciations.
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NATIONAL IN1ELL1GsxcrR.-On the lst Q

January, the venerable and me-honored
National Inlelligencer changed hands, Col
Seaton having sold out the establishment to
Messrs. Coyle Allen d Snow. We know
nothing of the new proprietors.
Col Seaton, at the time Of his retirement,
had reached the round, honorable age of so
years, sixty-two of which he had spent in
journalism, fifty of them as editor and CO.
editor of the Intelligencer. He was native
of Virginia, and his mother was cousin of
Patrick Henry. In point of ability, candor,
fairness, and courtesy, the IntelligeEcer, du-
ring It's whole existence, was a model in
journalism,
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Yates the Senator.

All interest in reference to matters at
Springfield during the week have conferred in
the contest between Yates and Washburn
for q. S. Senator. The war grew so hot that
i: was found advisable to end it as soon as
possible. Not only was bribery charged
against Washburn, but several personal as
saults were made upon him, the last on
Thursday morning, when he was clicked
by Judge Kellogg. The vote in caucus stood
So for Yates, % for Washburn, and each
for Logan and Palmer. The Yates men
carried an open ballot in caucus, by which
means they claim that they saved several
votes that WashbuIn had bought up. Sen
a.or Bushnell as well as all our representa-
tlyes voted for Yates in the caucus.
The election of Yates to the L. S, Senate,
we hope, will silence the slang of abolition
ism against the democracy about being the
"whiskey party" There is scarcely prom
ineut man among them who has been elected
to office within the last six months but can
drink whiskey Ike new milk. Oglesby,
Yates, Wentworth, Ingersoll, Hopkins, &c,
&c, all "beau tiful drinkers" Washburn,
We believe, is comparatively free from the
vice, but that is more owning to his mean
ness than to his better principles. Some
men are too mean ever to become good topers
Henceforth whiskey and aboltionism must
be regarded as identified. The best drinker
in that delectable party stands the best
chance for Office We don't know that there
is much to regret in this. Good, honest, whole
souled men hardly ever join such party in
their sober senses, and the chances are better
to have good men for Office BY electing such
men than to elect the long haired, blue bel
l;oH
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THEODORE TILTos .-Ctlution 10 tie Pr, .
tcNThe Chicago Journal cautions the 10y.
al people Of Illinois against one Theodore
Tilton, who is running about loose in the
state of Illinois, delivering lectures on polit-
ical topics. Said Tiltoa makes noisy pre-
tensions to loyalty, but is Lie. to be trusted,
q he was one of the bitterest opponents of
ssber Abraham before the slec;ion--strcng
- tha. be Is . wolf in sheep's cloth.
A$~.x Simf
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The DrHG.

We g;Te below an interesting table show
ing the'exact state'of the quotas of the vari-
Gus towns in this county, as they stood few
days ago. OF course, fine lists are still open
for correction, end may vary trifle before
the draft IS made in Eah---~-- IA SuPPv-
sition is that the quota Of the county will be
ONE 700, which viii take about in 9, or.
ather, z in 9 will tie drawn.
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The Two BLAIRs-F. P. Blair. SEN, an

The Two BLAIRs-F. P. Blair, SEN, and
Montg emery Blair, recently begged permits.
sion Of the President to go to Richmond on .
peace mission. The President refused TO
give them a written permit or any instruc.
tons, but Gen. Grant might pass them
through his lines if he choose. They went
to Grants headquarters, staid there day
or two, and then returned to Washington
This is all there was of the peace mission of
the two Blairs to Richmond.
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TSTRAY NOTICES-MARE & ColT.-
IL Taken ~ hy JaIros VI Tcon-y. in the vrn Ru:-
Land. ll,Saii- county brown mare Is hands high
tn" forehead, hind Zee: whit up ,ierU JOINT,
year. Old t-r" whit" fet. -trI in the forehead The
i saiaed = : ;, and the colt a SO.
: ". RAYMOND Clerk.
BAY HORSE CoLT.-Taken up Iy Rasen Deiclrr
IN tho town Il Rutland. LaSali- county horse colt.
two year. old past. APPRAISED! at so.
:. W RAYMOND Clerk
BAY MARE CoLT.-Taken up 10y Nelson Olson, the
town # Mission, L. Sale bay cu't.
years Old. black name, tail, and feet Valued II So
January 6 ISIS. :. W RAYMOND. Clerk.
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A Postmaster in New York State was re-
Gently convicted Of stealing the postage
stamps from letters that were put into the Of
fee. He was over sixty years OF age, and
was worth $4,000. He was sent to the Peni-
Tertiary for one wear
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Tar .Sl,s NOt.re.

NOTICE i hereby given tRt Z sale # land and town
~ lots - the Court hous. Ottawa LaSale county.
Illinois 10y the Treasurer o said county 2ith iaN
june, 4 D 1865, for the State and County and
costs due thereon Tor the year 1852 Joseph became
the purchaser the following described Lot situated
in ,i county Lot g Assessors sub division Lot
81 S ". fractional section II Township s. Range
Et-t the rr principal meridian and assessed John
VI Earl and that the time of redemption the Will
expire III years from the day OF said sale
JOSEPH ST OUT.
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Gen I. n. Haynie, Of Cairo, has been ap-
pointed Adiutant General Of this state, by
Gov. Oglesby and he accepts the office.
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I'd Office.

LII persons knowing themselves indebted to me. by
IA note or book account requested 10 make
diate payment. Although having closed my business
in the provision and Grocery trade six months ago
have made demand until produce could I've made ayaa-
bic Your prompt ton will costs rs after twenty
days will have all my accounts left with the officer
collection will be AZ the Office Of A. b. smith ESD on
the afternoon OF Saturdays. DAN. L. MURPHY.
Dc
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Notice.

~ NJ. HALBERTS notes and accounts are placed in my
H. hans for collection, and must he closed up imm.di
atey. 1t hoped shat alinebed will see ile necessity
of prompt attention. l.. @. HALBERT.
Dec 81 1864.
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
The copartneeip heretofore existing between Or. G.
W Mckinney and Dr +. '. Paxton, under the irm
OF NJ Kinney Paxton dssuy ed ty mutual consent
the 18th day of November ut All accounts due said
firm left At the Office of Arthur lockwood Esq where
those indebted requested to call and settle the
doc. 3, 1S6fIw Dr. GEORGE ". MCKINNEY,
DR.. f. '. PAXTON.
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Hon. Geo. N. Dallas, ex-Vice President of
the U. s., died .. Philsdelphia on the 3lst
ult
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nNB Large Bass Drum one splendid Snare Drum, with
" q lot of smaller Drums, for sale by f. Y. GRIGGS
PSI keep hand good assortment of yioins
Guitars. Flutes ns Musical Fixtures and
Book. dec 10 z. Y. GRIGGS.
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MACHINE sHOP FOR SAFE.

fsNIE firm Of Huston Macy & Co.. having been dissolved
Il the shop offered Tor sale. 1t will lie sold whole
or part interest 70 suit purchasers. r. T. A. ALBERTY
Dec. "a CHAS. MACY, Administrator
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TNHE copartnership heretofore existing between Golf
Il Hobert, is hereby dissolved by mutual consent.
The business viii Be continued AT the Old Stand
BY G. Gof. G.. GOFF.
Ottawa, Dec 81. 1854. l. ". HOBERT
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EsTRAY NoTICEs-BLACK MARE

Black Mare CN years old spring. white spot on
left side Of tho nose fourteen hands high Appraised
ct SIS. S W. RAYMOND, Clark
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d EN- SION AND BOUNTY
HEADQUARTERS
WOODkCt Fl \. MOKEY,
OTTAWA HIS
A Lecture 10 Young Men.

VIII pay particular attention tn ruectia Of Rrrtas,
Pensions Back Pay ami uth-r Wa Claim, against The TO-
ysrnment ~ Are 4 Norsys Law Office, in Metropolitan
Block. NV ~ I.ss
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Please Notice .

FUVHE late firm of Huston Macy Co. having been dis
solved by the death Of Mr.. Macy and the withdrawal
of Mr. Huston it becomes necessary settle up
the affairs OF the firm All persons indebted
frm will therefore please forward and settle
their accounts be taken compel them
to do and all persons having claims against the firm
will please present them at r. T. A. ALBERTY
Dec
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Sore' Mare CbK-Txken up by Michael Pettet in the
town ofUtica La sas county 1TetA Cbn tvoyears
old lest spring. Whit fhcA Light name and tail Valued u
10. & " RAYkONR Czrk
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Drums.

YOUNG Ladies and gentlemen would receive more let
Il tsrs if they would buy Of my PORT FOLlOS and
all it With writing materials and present 70 friend.
del BY. GRIGGR
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Valuable House and Lot for
sale.

The subscriber, proposing to of town. offers
FOR sale the house and lot in Ottawa where he lives
being lot 3 in block 3I,-States Addition. (on Clinton
St. next block north of Cusmans Eoundry.i The house
is in good order with good cellar we'll cistern &c all
complete; asoa fine gard . with fruit
Dec. 81, lS6i-2m. A. CHRISTIAN.
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Notice 20 Builders.

PROPOSALS will be received for building Rriok Store
Il Lot a. Block SO, on Madison street. Plan and
specifications to be my Store in Woods Hall The
building to be completed by the first of Nay. 1865
Ottawa, Dec. 81, 1Sot3w L. L. FISkE.
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Message ofGov. Yates.

Total s1s.ct to draft in county,
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DiSS0IUtiOM.

I HAVE fine Guitars which would make . nice
l. holiday present for some lady friend.
70 dec 10 3. Y. GRIGGS.
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TaNEs TAXES 4:

The undersigned prepared to 3o.0oo bu Of
this winter, favorable terms. JAMES GRAHAM,
Ottawa Nov. 10, 4 W. Office ReddiCk's Block.
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-saa-. assorrm-nt - H-rurs Frames and Plates Gilt
u4.l1 order.
The sun., 1865-06-10

FEtpAN IvENtNO, june y, l1t5.
care iagpv to announce another week ofpo-rees
In % ditcc lon calculated W make slad the hearts OF
toar'ins house plopr,,ors ami hou-ekeepers genor-
ally loius able to report to-day much moio accept
able ,ric o. price, than at Any time since the COM
mouc meut Of the late rrto.lon. Even hu'chefs,
-ho have exhibited such reluctance to concede to the
nes order Of thinss have been forced to recede
Iit'lu tiom their oIort sanity high pnccs, and We
fui general decline Of about hvo cent? per pound
on nearly all grades Ct meats The seGsOn of shad IL
nearly over, and prices rule hich-say nom bOa'Jc
each; other yartiei OF ish are oVer. Butter IL a'o
much lover. are Ul-o tea coffee, fugaf' &C. hocd
tea aud coffee retail for from " to ~ - por pound,
anI an excellent quality sugar. Is retailing Gt te rate
NJ y. uuds fct W cent?. Vegetables are arriving
ii,ely and are pcilinr at reduced rates, green peas
hc.ts quoted ut A. conss y peek asparagus at "
cen. q. pur bunch new cahbie,a NJ lUaI5 c'utf yer
hcli. and cucuiubcrr at 10 cents each. New Bor-
muI potatoes selling al 2" " per peck; Chare'-
toni at II 80 All Old al g. cents. An immense trade
In .aatc.rio. is reported, that fruit hvius alum.
mo-. aid ehoar retailing CT nom cents per basket 10
-.l cent? per quart Cherries are soliins al from
~ TO yl cents per pound, according to quality. Goo'c
Louic, are worth from ~ to 10 censs yer 4u.!t
Oil.- -uret1tiorH are A. follows;
V.thsr. u.aa.-Ron-t beef prinic, 25a'5c; com
m no. -a-t., ao IpIq pieces ALOE 10 -''"lu. pee e,
sr,,u st'rk 's g. for'"r house ''si yc; ,ofn-' 80,
.- yo, l4ts'c ioI ni.4 GuArtcsi los4S' ior 1910
eu.'''Ir LL'i." ' '.N H..-i 80 - ~ uV ~ "a
.A,oa, "aa1tc; rc-n p.-k' Isaac eoll"'-pptsi -'
. 'elt-2,'. .,t-tc. trpr ltl2e per p,dui; Ia. 81
=, ..,y ana Gt,os. .- iu-Eo,s -,3ac tfoller,
pan lu,.E aIs rcc.,, .iH.'c ducks stg tr, low =
I,r .-,Aa, ...A ~Il .e-''- la. h, taaCI' flu'e
,r.J ; h. pr b. plounI,-., sAID,. ecls. ais
'-.. -'iH.''t. i-llet. u.Ec. tnl-r. J. crane. s.. F.
The sun., 1865-06-10
DRATkza.

BENNETT the residence OF her son-in.law
John :. BoFclL brooklyn, Ars. Mary Bonnet,
Vidov of Prlcr
ie-lonr Christlan zone to rest
fueud- are Invited to attend the funeral, at 2
O'0''J'. sunday, Is
IlltAN-On Friday morning, az 10 o'clock Thoms.
B ...., tie beloved husband Of Bridget BOIsu, a
native Ut The Parish II AiItFh, County lonsiOfd,
IIt.uNl, boo Tie H~th year Of h.s age.
me treudt amt relatives OF the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his lac resi-
d"ucr, corner Of Vanderbilt avenue aud Atlantic
avenue, Brooklyn, ou SUNDAY afternoon, At
O'Clock. 10
hORE--On Friday, June Q, Emma Therosa- daufh-
ter 81 Jacob and MaIy More aged year, months
The rlaH,c. and friend. are invited to attend the
funeral, lrol o'U urand 81, On sunday, lin inl at
! O'Clock lg9
MURPHY on FrjRr, Juno . Of inflammation
Of tfe unfs, Florence Francis, beloved Of Patrick
and May b MugIhy, AGED " yeaIt IL months and
2H dHys
Tie relatives aud friends ~ tho family arc re-
Ipe tiuuy Invited TO attend III, tuLCrRl from tho
I,tIlouoo Of his parents, ~ all ~ at2 I'm. PIE
ci8ely. ll5
RElLIY-On Friday, 1n1c Q, Catherine E,ll'v,
the beloved wife OF BERNARD Rriily a native Of the
TOW uIanu VI Du.mmoub avn, IaIIfh OI Lazy, County
O'yau, IL. !aI.d l4td - ycaIs.
ne frcuds Of tHe inuily are respectfully invited
g. attend tl' funeral on sunday afternoon June II,
ct o,,ci, ron her late resideuoe, - No.in 5th
~, " al lani nuurlh. laZ
The sun., 1865-06-10

WINK Trr--It-t / J-n,.l, rI7-I ~ -erU-' n ~
uectir, rcrl i1 rs.c.,v .u Wrf.,. I,. eve. ..r.,
lr.'.u' no.t Grl. l,c,. ,rrr,. .f r,.,. IHcu.,t
ir.,,.s scaIlri A,.ttli .... .i, ..I,...p. Was,
o.. acd s,cc a., TIER -- N.w York ,.,..,er As
rurv Jonstov. Tie tnuu..rt r.a, tavo rtru,s
lim tl.t Ncw York L.d alsraiy gwen rr,tt- good
evidence Of it, deposition ~ t4ls rc,uc.l; and he
u,7 have s,leI himself vhcil.r.. i'm yisv ~ dat
fact, INC pe,lle ,yh, --,,,acl & I.r,- Maut. Nc.c
not a,.sa,teI tl....cr. r.t,rtl,c. aui .pp,ut ne
,-,,, mas, ,, A., ,,,,,,, f., ,s,,.,,;,u a..
The sun., 1865-06-10
TRADE NOTICES.

AROUSE AND Rally
10 the Mas MCeting,in conjunction with the ShoI
department. to he he'd AZ the liowey iia.tcn, IA
Bnwet'', bet 6rtnd and lesier rs on MONDAY 'N'l.
Ing, ut o'clock The thiIufs ot FfpaklHu are mUss
n sp.ctflly invited 10 attend. Eminent speaktu
viii Gddtess tue moe'ins. By order % Ne ,ent
Sec. diE
CHAIL EIGHT HOURS re A LEGAL
- p7'4 Wo.kf-rlis qu'5ti1n VIII Dc discussed "a
the utNt regular WeetIt Of the Moikin-1oni
Mon, I. hp held At Farlv Closing Hgu yt, BoWrry,
on FiiiA, ev1ninr, June 10Th As all Sorkiugrcn
ale intci iestcd IN tis reform mottmen'' Il il couti-
dcutly expected that every trde'H organization in
New York and the vicinity viii lc represented. and
heip In acc, mp isning 80 desirable An object. WA.
HARDlNt, Ptest lnlN uISRi fOl, Ecc. sec
y B Each organization Ia entitled to seai 3 .c.e
gat,s % the Union. S"'
The sun., 1865-06-10

rh.lAnit ropisis in this city, and is deserving of
Tie cooperation Of all who feel an interest in the
welfare Of our soldiers. The Bureau ~ located at
IS Chambers street, sud Tvs looks are constantly
open for the registration Of nsmos and occupations
of disbandod soldiers seeking employment The
following is = ,ransrrp, from 'he books of TIC
Bureau on "Wednesday o' this week, showing tie
number Of ,pphcants At ,ha. ume ~ each trancb
y 10 Ius'-yi
The sun., 1865-06-10
Tic NcNicnn Emperor aud Ills IIousehoId

The rIIr.s,trc o. M...i...l.gl ar uuN, wish tie
'E.'li'ul 90, Ramirez ~ LacuurA- Vho ltI ls J.
D.. ,r .ur nor tic g.lrr .urty, al puris. EAuir.
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sI.ECiAL NOTICES.


The best ard cheapest Clothes WrInaer
IN tire country 10 the reopl'r Try u, and you v IA
Say YOU ~ nc other. M,dc with toIk rolls and
heels they viii not eot out of order the rub
her ones de-. For sale by the Peoples Clothes Mringer
Co.. IyI Broadway. Agents wanted everywhere. Sb-
Ilynti's Life ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In It's
mot pain iounI; also ecJoiu- ery-ptlas salt
tLuum piinpes ho'ches, old ulcers, fever epTCs. The
wort es u di.eVa, Di the blood, mercural CONF
plants, debility, liver and kidneys, incpent con-
SUMPTION &c are ula' ccr'lny cured hy this great
pItiHer. Prime pal Depot 24G Grand II. II per
rottlc for 10. sold by druggists generally. 40
iiremen's Parnde-Firc shirts Fire
shuis!! Fire Shirt at ~, S2 81. Extra long,
extra tno, ~ TO ~ 5l, ~ the Mechanic shit
store" api 300 Grand H. II
Prices Greatly Reduced--Summcr Clothing
IN every variety AT T. u. kGi~iu's, 20 and " Bowery
lht Arest assortment and store ia the city. Better
st'lcs ami prices ieda. 40
The Original Iiowc's sewing Machines
for sale a. 6.y broadway, ELIAS HOWE, Jr- In
ytutof and Maker. Agents wanted. $50
10 Ladies' only a circular, interesting
Hnd iustruciive, mliird foe, Address Mrs. MARY
Moor, 422Y liroaaNay. S32
Wheeler ~ WilgoD's Highest Premium
locL-Sutch sowing Machines, and Buttonholc Ma
chine, 90 bioadVay, New York. oll
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R.:S.sGiOIS NOTICES.

nR. a. DktKEE WILL PREACH ~
IL room l. Coopor luion. on -unday June H. NJ
lD' 4. NJ AMI Sand y J.. II, subject the frop9.us
i, ,riod- showing tAl thet van cnd iu '6t, NJ winch
tuo the R,ffu'ioc ion win take p'nco ara the end ID
thi- dispen-Ation. l."
FAST NEW NORN BAPTIST MISSlON--
IL Liberty av., uUlT smith nv. SuuiNs SCR ool az
IN. Pila.hu H. me Lo7.I. " i.iett NJ 81. M
Mt "a P.a Tome s1I welcome" -
NOIlCt-LARGL HALL, sTu AVE cor.
.Jd st-Eey,lt.C. : slllALtLI- Mlulss I-E,Eain
tttNlces, "a, M, and p. m. SutJCct for evtuiL. =
-, Huie. poetras OF Repentance. Services, y
p'e!oeI seats ieS Ns
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lulrE Eis physiological rtafou f'r calling Nj. =
fast 3D. The human pulse has quckeucd irDm
.,,.l g. zen thrula iuuG', over tnst oiu.J care
s.,5 aye rc.c4I WiItur ga ItuItsF.