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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-02-08
An Incident in thoLifo Of the Hunter Kinman

TIE Washington Star says;
A thrilling incident in the life Of Mr.. Seth
Kinnan, the renowned hunter, now in Wash
ington. has Just come to our knowledge, and
which is now made puolic for the first time
1t shows Of what stuff tie man is made, and
the fact that he has never before disclosed it
reveals modesty worthy the man and pos
sessed by few. On the 9TH day of January,
1860, he CIIinman) and three of his neigh
-bOrs were enjoying themselves at his resi-
dence, in Humboldt county, Cal, and on the
shores of the Beautiful Humboldt Bay. To-
ward evening Kinman fanoed he had heard
the faint distant tones of p cannon; he lett
the house andlsollowed the sound: he soon
saw what was the matter--a steamer head
ing north firing minute guns, evidently in dis
.tress. She soon neared toward the east
making direct toward the residence of our
hero, who now rushed into his house saying
to his neighbors, "Boys, there's trouble out
here, we must now do or die; come !" TAX
ing rope with him, away they sped.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-02-08

1ueTe was SITOnS sHell Ol SUI puuE anu
Iosin about EN-, you know, which clean
2 ed gloves usually have, more or less. I
took EN- over to friend of mine, at
Remington, who was in that line, and I
put it to him, What do you say now ?
have these gloves been cleaned?' These
gloves have been cleaned, says he Have
you any idea who cleaned them p says I.
Not at all, says he; but I've very dis
tinct idea who didn't clean EN-, and that's
myself. But I'll tell you what, Weld,
there amt above eight or nine reg lar
glove cleaners in London, (there were
not at that time and I think I can give
you their addresses, and you may find
out by that means who did clean EN-
Accordingly he gave me the directions,
and went here, and I went there, and I
looked up this man, and I looked up that
man, but though they all agreed that the
gloves had been cleaned, I-couldn't find
the man, woman or child that had clean
ed the aforesaid pair of gloves.
What with this person not being at
home, and that person being expected
home in the afternoon, and so forth, the
inquiry took NE three days. On the
evening of the third day, coming over
Waterloo Bridge from the Surry side Of
the river, quite beat, and very much vex-
ed and disappointed, l thought I'd have
shilling worth of entertainment at the
Lyceum Theatre, to refresh me up. So
I went into the pit at half price, and sat
myself down next to a very quiet and
modest sort Of a young man. Seeing l
was stranger (Which l thought is just
as well to be) he told me the names Of.
the actors on the stage, and We got into
conversation. When the play WAS over,
we came out together, and I said, We've
been very companionable and agreeable.
and perhaps you wouldn't object to a
drain? Well, you're very good, says
he, I shouldn't object to drain Ac-
cordiugly, We went to apubIic house near
the Theatre, sat ourselves down in qui-
ct room up stairs, on the first floor, and
called for pint of half-and-half apiece,
and fwo pipes.
"Well, sir, we put our pipes aboard, |
and drank our halt-and-halt, and sat talk
ing very sociably, when this young man
says, You must excuse me stopping very |
long, because 1 am forced to go home IN
good time. must be atWork all night
says L, you amt bakerF No. he
says, laughing, L am t baker. 1
thought not, says l, you hevnt the
looks OF baker. No, says he, I'm
glove cleaner.
ne'0. was niOI0 "S'O"'S''0U III my
lie 'nsn Wnen l neSru 'nen "oFus come
out Of MS liPS' gu re d glove ciean'r'
are you! says l. I eS' ! am says ne
men, perhaps says l. taAing thegloEes
out OF my pocket you can tell me who
cleaned tins PAIR OF gloves! It's rum
story l says; L was dining over at
Lambeth, the other day. at tree-and-
easy-qulte promlsoous-Wlth public
company, when some gentleman lettthese
gloves oehinu him' AnOther gentleman
and me- you Soe' lald a wager OF soVer-
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-02-08
VOLUME III. NO. 45.
URBANA UNION
3. ~. HOUE, PHOP'H.

OFFIoE- -Coulson's Building, second floor,
Westside North Main-street, near the Square.
TERMs:--S2 so per annum, invariably in ad-
rnnee $50 for Six Months.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-02-08

Dyspepsia, Nervousness, and Da5ihty, Dr.
StricFlands T5nic-We can recommend those
suffering with Loss of Appetite, Indigestion,
Or Dyspepsia, Nervousness and Nervous De-
bility, to use Strickland's Tonic. 1t is veg
etable preparation, free from alcoholic liquors;
it strengthens the whole nervous system; is
creates a good appetite, and is warranted to
cure Dyspepsia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists G 5neraIly at One
Dollarper bottle. Prepared by Dr. A Strick-
and, 6 East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, o.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-02-08

NoTICE TO FARlERs.-Farmers are req1ir-
ed to report to the U. s. Assessors, all cattle,
hogs, calves and sheep which they slaughter
for sale. The tax on each head of horned
cattle is forty cents; on each hog ten cents !;
ou each calf FIVE cents. Reports must be
made during the first ten days of each month.
Persons failing to make returns as required
by law, subject themselves to a severe penal
tY .a.- 10
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stIttt 9Uttrr.
THE DRINKING OF THE APPIEJAcK.

4 RIrody on Bryanes Apple Tree. Not from the
Atlantic Moathly.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-02-08

REMENBER-Dr. Dills, Dentist, Of Piqua,
has his Office over Griffith Ellis Clothing
Store, Urbana. Open from the 1Oh to the
2OA Of epery month.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1865-02-08
&nbafk's 8emfaifs.


'Bs PutP Utia contracts or Fys1,
FG lie Vhas bsua5sz Coutiasll i UuL'
DR.. ROBAGKS
BLOOD PURIETER
and
BLOOD pTLLS
have been introduced to the public for
more than eight years, and have acquired
an
IVNvAeAsC PONvNNOvvtN,
far exceeding any Family Medicines Of q
similar nature IN the market
An aPpFsciating public were not long in
discovering they possessed remarkable
GWvOtNNC PrONCvt,Cs,
sad hence their
RNNlA Sole,
and consequent profit to the Proprietor,
thus enabling him to ezpend
MNNN VNoWsNNAs
Of dollars each year in advertising their
merits, and publishing the
MANNCvOWs CGrtySlcNtCs
which have been showered upon him from
nv NOvts OS fNC Country,
The peeuliarity of the
BNOOA pNArySLCv ONNA PL\As
Is that they strike at the root of Disease,
By sradicating every particle Of impurity
IN NNC BNOOA,
for the life and health of the body do
pends upon the purity Of the blood
If the blood is poisoned, the body drags
out miserable existence. These medi-
AvC UNGNWOACA
for curing
1srOtals, Syphilis.
Salt Rhsum, rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,
Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague,
LsueorFhea, Female Complaints
EEySipslaS, St. AnthOny's Fire,
Tumou, Eruptieas,
Fits, scrOfulous Consumption, etc.
q . . . . .
ONE person writes, her daughter was
cured of fits of nine years standing, and
St Vitus' dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incur
abla
ANOTHER was cured of Fever and
Ague after trying every medicine in his
reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of years
Cases innumerable of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could be mentioned in
which the Purifier and Pills
Work NLNSo O CNNNvUN.
VAE BLOOD PILLS
are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced
They act so directly upon the Liver, ex-
citing that organ TO such an extent as that
the system does not relapse into its former
condition, which is too apt to be the case
with simply purgative pill
They are really
Blood OvNA GNNoN pm,
which, in conjunction with the
BLOOD PURIFIER,
will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and. of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache COstiveness
Collie Pains, Cholera Morbus,
Indigestion, Pain in the Bowels,
Dizziness, etc.
Try these Medicines and you will never
regret it
Ask your neighbors, who have used
them, and they will say they are
Good MGANcNNoS,
and you should try them before going for
a Physician.
Get a Pamphlet Of my local Agent, and
read the certificates, and if you have ever
doubted, you will
NOWNOt NO NAOVC.
AZ 6 proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills are
purely vegetable, have the certificates Of those emf
rent chemists, Professors CHILToN, Of New York, and
Rssd Dr. RnE1cEis Special Notices and Certificates
published in a conspicuous part Of this Paper from
time % time
OFFIcE AND MANUFACTORT:
Nos. So, IS, 90 &, o. East Third street,
81 CINCINNATI, D.
FOR SALE BY
Ill DRUGGISTS IN URBANA
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-04-13

ssTf fhsse in jerHai fanatics and Abo-
I.ttoulsis ersr get he perer in their
haads, they scili orsrida fhs CoHstiia-
sioa, astths SsprsDss Cossrt Of dstdnee,
chanas aad make Iacs 10 suit sAesasesres
Lar Tt0zsxsT HANDS os vgasK wHo DtF-
Txa wtsa YaEa IN orixsoss Or dsre qssss-
sssm aasir fidelity, dad .6iaaily baakraI''
sas cassnlsg aad dtiass u seitA blood, ''--
DAslEL WgnsYsa.
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sxlCg rHTx fs vpuR HAT AND KEEP
ArTngEE3

The following confsssion Was made by
the Hon. Mr.. Dawes, Repabiican mean
Der af Congress from Massachusetts,, on
the 18th Of April, In whieh helcxrosea
the c9rrupsnass Of Lincoln's administra'
sien:
aTHE GENTLEMEN MUST RRMEA-
gEg THAT ~ TIE FIRST YEAR or
A REPUBLICAN, ADMINISTRATION,
WHICH CANE INTO POWER rRoS
spReFEssEoSS0F REFiJTssl AND RR-1
TRESoHAEST, THERE IS ISDCBlTA-
BILE EVIDENCE ABROAD IN THE
LAND THAT SOMEBODY HAS PLUM
DERED THE PUBLIC TREASURY
WELL NIGH IN THAT SINGLE fEAR
AS MUCu As THE ENTIRE CURRENT
YEARLY EXPENSES or TIE GOV
ERNMEST DURING THE ADMINS
TRATR1a WHICH THE PEOPLE
HuRLhD FROM POWER BECAUSE
oR Irs 8OERUpTION~'
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Tbs Repskiisas pessy might hass pre-
vsassd - Ifs ssksssking asii was,
4 49, Anxsu uEsi shs lixssof slpss-
susss u the best med of ths sation, aad
tAsaaands fl millIaAs Of the peoples
msasy. Ton prsaf Of What We ssy, read
the follosiae from The spsseh u sfkrsss
Il. Dcual ii, dsiisessd In tha I.niss | states
Ssasse, J.assry sd, 1851, nrcn sIe com
prsssiss nsssssss, saaa ees isAg bsfpss
the SsnaEes
ssi bs55ays thls 10 be i fair basss OF
aanisabl4 s.li4sknnnt, 1T yua of the ks@
pnhliean aids Afa nss Wiling 60 aeeep1
thisx sex sks proussssisn N she Senasas
fr0n kansnsky, fsiF. EIlsfsnslensJ prey
tssl ~ ssllal soa ars sssflixg q ~
ri Apnxxxs rMx asstaRE 70 kgssn cxss
oxty. ron ran KxAxsx TuzT sk ran EpN-
9srrxs ux Ta1xrgxxs = rKs pAra &aps
s4xxx xxAaxa KkaA ~ Saxg ~ aNehHDsSa
raosK FsuM THE CuTyeS SyATxs.s saEssss.
Tooxhs AxD UAsas,} RxasgssEa stfEas
RKApfxxSs TO AccxrT THE - 5rossTso& or
M vKxxaAaIx ERIgsD fRex kgSTucKvs
In. IRgrrxxpgx, - wtsAL sxTrlEAxsT
oE rag casssavEksYa ~ ~ sngp AEo sgs-
rAryKp ny THE kSrrpMcAS xKx axRs.
ssIiRScE TIlE SnuE RESPONSE
BILlTY on OUR DISAGREEMENT, ,
ANA THE 0SLT DaFElE6LaF IA
THE way or An AAllGAnIE All
susTJElsT,,, q | ], !; !. - !, HiTn TLlE REPVB-
Here II u proved that the Repablieau
| party is respaasEbls, FOR the war thai Il
| Is rsspoasable, FOR every dollar "a natioa-
al and ssats Indebtedness incsrvea 90 49,
Eeount OF tue war-ahas it 10 responsible,
sos the high taxes that have i,een imposed
apon the people, on account OF the var
taasis Is respsasible, for the distress and
kaaaoiai rain, which now exirss in evers
part Of the country that Il is respofasi-
bic, for every life less IN the ar,--sba'
| ii Is Responsible fass aud should seeeiss
| the curses of sssry wife made widow,
| aud Of every child made an nrphan, BY tAs
var. IN short thar il viii be Responsible
! Tor shs dissolation of the Union, should
| the Tason be dissolved.
| Shall such a party be continued in
power, or viii tie people change sheii
rulers2 Lot tia BAllot-boxes assbe aezi
election pro9laiin klse answer.
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+
sod P~psxs q
ska 1xklisakioa d ~ - - T.
of Diseespzs, snd 10 pesimn = g
gasiss y usealIy aesplss - - -
skssss 81 nsy - psssi1sd TztaI u
L&Nss ~ E : ~. Issksfs A
sxeraes Ty. The Trsssurss sAz1I 80
de fusds " thg 6oelS - 1Ix69fs
<hsn % ~ p5sfaf Ss fe Illt I'M
loasd <15ss51uf&, Kn6 stGzl naI& Iii
Ikeppss sf ahe seseiSGs sAa sESxxd1sw11s
"a the AnssaaI MsslinE. fSs sh&n &sys
bend ID sas peaal suss sf Gss tAaNG1u
iyslars. far sha fAithfai pmkssasAlvss III
BIZ aatiss saa she aSnsHt # ~ ssesiss
ID ~ ksads- II u 81 =
sscTiox Ey~sThs Board es Dirsss4gw
sissal saks ekaTga ii, preserve sod 8&Sex<es
ats oil seeds, psaaas. baaks, snsAxfS,s "a. |
that aaav ss as@assasszzd so.sise astfs4y.
Tary shass be- required to bod 90 Ane4M
swir, axsvsnSBs snH Rgenanm Ess<nnd
E#lss pf exhtbiEiea, saaa pahsish thsss axir
1T e tie 1ss daS of April ii sssh year,
ana IL shall b. ohligatogs asaa sAs, Eseara
10 cIfer i pscsaiass each fasr. of rot asss
Ehsn ten dall@xs aron Ibs fSslewihg kgld
erepa, six Bess s.o, asres fsil sheat
besf7swo serss sFrf : shsas bssss 4so
acres aals; bess swu asxnsesF4s lNx10E
acre aax !; bess bali saxs lEi1e sysexsiks
best oae-fourgh asrs swsst lAHakaa3e 80
best oHs-g -gssath ACRE of saissas. 81 a1lSS
also he Eae duty ef the BaasI nfs 5ifsE
oss sssnsake an AaHsal RsEs&s Cd kke -
eissy, Me1smsisg Lie pfeseeIiags III ti1a
said S0eiciY, and Bpsri II Diycctszs fas
| the pass yeas, as wsiI ii 4 grnefal Yiew 1a
the eondssion ID . Agsieassafs nlfnuxs6as
fbe District repgsseaasa In shis Hv0teays
Eacessapaased xith ssseh sssagss ss.se1aessss
and recommendations as they mag dswas
iatsEeasiag sad asefsI.
SkeTaoS VT.-~Thsrs shaM be hsla "a
Ceanen HIgsss, nr at saeh oStsr nlacs ~
Eshs Hoasd of HsrssksEs xlx5z xs5eeS. da
shs shisd k*iHss1sy ~ Dsassb ~. sa
saeh yeass a aHHuaa ssepsink a. - I1sama
Ios srscsoss, ta9slher with - rsss3&sBs
Iaf each CQnliiY Sacietr enhysasa ID akle
DIsfrsea, wAo si11sl fss shs sifae being. w
ssx -siRais asesassess es lbs Beasxl. ana Sz
Isitssa q I'll sAs rights aaa psisiIsasss IL
ssy sthes manheF and "a sash sEMasi
snssting, ei6osss, snd 41ireespfss alsSN Il
dsossn, tAa paa1e of hasasng Gh@ nF5s
{ hhnaaI RxhfhssisA shaas be aeskrassnet.
\ lRemiaaas On easaya, nnd fsld Gxpps 1fu&l
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Flows ssaa FlswaaS 8stcA-
Best plew tor ebf gruaaa prairie Dig. %
do sesaslns pssw Fsz hsTses 90
Do sassssl pgva loo
a. a,sss,a da see
ssss ts.e hasss earn ssEsaies. 800
IL DsBaasssaetss. sos
iieas paswlas oF naaEs fsEEa2s 100 ssaa laas 60
81 ~ ia ~ - 80
All sEfieies III sAlsa ass saass ~ sesssa "a Mes.
ass tie lsta ~ $50 tesaseE. OF sheT All sea be si
iswsd - rossasas isg pEuiausss sna kDey asast ha
laaaaaAcsaFvd IL sAs DassssSs. Fiewsanansfsesa AZ
- oas,iss u she Dlstrlct mar - t.se ana swar-
ID Blpi.tEs /, hai saEot sosnegse fos sAe stessi-
ANS ssrted.
All piows tested ~ she piewins match. gzsst be
rel srusd 70 shs Pair 7rosasss as1 swznsin daring
sae ssniinaanss ~ fAn Pair.
Canpsatoes saass EaEEisk sksss swa tsaaaa u
tlsr naassh.
pssws u be tts<sd by Dynazaamssss
1es fasrew sllees fs&crps Sos tbs saS Aasi psewJ
10 be sapgs, ara tse tssa fsrraw q ss the sAisa
sas, &na faraesi sy sha sams pasw. Tsss piswsss
Be besd IS me csppeaitess - pssssas spsatstsa
Ia thens--Ama saa& fHzs0w nst lsaa thaR slz sssss
deep.
AS@ - %ess ess AS~tsSA tNs Ns~fNf s~s
ship. Durability. sSs2 stes te be oasiaeE ed eiss
lhss esRsSsty for aafssps aud taruAzg ssss IN she
aaOst psttset ~ aHaer. ns sseaiesa saaatisyss seii
wsih tue least resistance, and lsaFiag sssper
Eare fsee Tor seed sn4 after culture.
The srperiusstaaent 81 this dvssssansnt wili have
the giawS fakea 10 fAs Erouaa dessenztea for tae
pIoxsEs match sssscisnt iFusth ~ tiaas before
thai vsnss ef, iar ths soamit.ss " sxAsaize aaza
tepl then sztlstac&et4fy.
cons@sffes--A. ogyeT, Onawst 9. HswesiinE,
stgGs cl1sa Asec4nsllssss slasla&&.
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cLAsS 10. ss.-pRlyfrnSs pREaaI.
HaiS.

asss n4aiy sx wsehay Ness o. AsrssalassRi papas
psiatlns nss snss faaa " Mes. $50
se boas erintins net lsss thtH % pas~s, y %
ss card psiatiag. pos iasa tAaa 10 sssSs+
Essns, ace
Do srussasatsi ssiatias Bss lei lsss tasa
sAses spretmsna. %
dc sPseimen os a pspsema sus sewsstssa
IosA AgrispilErsi soc4efg" !" 10 %
Ceamsftss-sR w. aaynsrd, and D, shewars,
cssael Blazss i W Taylor. Omaha City.
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prsraiusas a. act mere shsa u mag " awarded
an arsssasa soasag wia6ia GAia GLASS; sad nat su-
uagrated absFe.
Assleias ss ssassaSs nAzhssastsrs are 70 sa sasas
Ia sae fasnifv and n ali esss. the sxhinsass Eaass
aurassh svsiessee saa tss aFsssses % aaaafsea
turea and as assaraes saanaszes area In fartarssa
or out "a The famsllY, wili b. Eessssed IN sssAas
sF Ina classes - Sos. u, 70, 81.
commtsss-~A 4 Pappletsr, Omaha Gsfs Misa.
Julia Esoazs, cosazai Bsasss hrs-T O. Ghaesa
Lswis Mrs. ssass glns. M4gasias Ass- a. e
Gsyissi, sssiorass Asana.
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LOOK ON rms PTcT URE.

f L0Oh Wv H&o SSN& y - k<s
eTssl HAVE NO PURPOSE, III
RECTLT on INDIRECTLY, TO IN
TERFERE wgrH TIig fNsTITUTNS
or SLAVERY IN TIE STATES
WHERE iT EXISTS. | BELIEVE /
HAVE NO LAWFUL RIGHT TO Do
so. AND 1 HAVE NO INCLINATION
TO DO sO.''- Pfesiaeal Liza. ola IN
bis Inaugural address.
T'HEN 0R THFs.
81 ORDER AID D&gLARE THAT
ALI PERSONS HELD IS SLAVES
In rag SAID DESIGNATED STATES
AND PARTS oP STATES, ARE AMI
HEREAFTER SHALL BE EREE.s--
Lu.sosrs's E,#aisrspati0a profgasnaisosa.
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Aucsaaa O. Cana uaission.s
tsaarssy Asssss, Alalas Aro.awsSs naEsa sias.
K.RveEy s&Ahzsss
gaAn poAaAs, aryant stssss- aossh q sfeaa~sFs
ps Kay, alaais sgoaawsg. aYrsa ssas-


". =, aAysasna, bates Hsass. Aaeaeiia. lava.
W.. l. algss, CITY Hssss Middle ss0aasAy, soaia
side.
Pskss HsAgss, Heaaersou Eeusss L*~i%' te~a-
spsxssd b sea, nss aoGass Hassss oss A~asfs
cly, Iswa-E
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Phvsiciams.

4. D. aale9la, u O. Hagg'z Hleck, ap stairs
EpSer Ereaawas, nertA aide.
Campaesi, 0es1st. EawsS Broadway aesah
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All aaslsN6 AN llatkeFN n . Y Z1s2 g p q
main the propesss os tAs sscisss ssd - BE- kept il
sss ssss<asssss daass rsr sasrsssaAs ass ekasAsaa
aiaa sxss s5 sasssssa Il - t@s,ss gssss 3 Egs3
csmm fgfss-F r, G. ssAsasS. csssaii alsEs
l4mss ksFes, csaa&I Sistzas :. O. Assmsyr
Ceuaeia sIeas,
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D5GfE DI

B5GfE DI | !!
uasineas alea su1lo Adssf-
|, ~ - &c ngie-
].
nankerks
aAssr 3 sasss. sssAsr ID HssAewss "a ssa
asrssss. GssyA slAs.
a.asxta &psass, cas- assr wsas - rsss-aassss
Rreaavsy, seFss slas.
Gw0eeFss
4 a..w.v, 4 usas. waslsssss AND rstaal sAAss'
g.ses lsxs akssavs ssnsA ssds
Msrcautile IIsutss-
! vsa~Asa i rsvas. ss~ass llrs aissss sssa4
j d d. olaaaaa, sspes assasay. asFsa alasA
wsseaam d sara.. ssfase u YaraAan and Tsar-
assasa streets. esaaAs ciss
Caashimx.
msxasxa 3 xtsssazs tsusssA&se sss kass wssa 2
eo.,j Lesser ssssswsy. aassA saas.
i. slsssa, Lswes srssa~ay. aassa asas.
Hardware.
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Urmsxi ss.
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" xasssasis. aassss Bssss. upsss sssaasss.
nsrkh sida.
rensAssts . s1siay. Lswst sssad~as' asrtA
side.
Forwarding T. Cons m asssSns
d. W. Hlscasses, Fsswarsins saa ooHaA1a.ssassa
MefSAsss aad Aseat sef xssaspeytAtien lss'sAs
ans aoat gasa u pstiGe Mouse, oSaneai saAass
Iswz,
gaoss, shoes and heather,
y. paillivs 3 Co., kswsr BFSAswas. ssatA
| aide.
EuwnatuTes
:. a. Rua Ca. P4lassr's D eess Lewes SrsAa-
| was. nsfsh side
noaks and stationery.
j. p. Hsgpsr, r o salidsas, s0FnsF OF BROAD
was aaa ssgAss ssxssas
Assos aeys.
/ B. W Pries, ofase oveE TrsasnFsE's SaHSss AA~.
dis Hraaaway. sesta ssds-
| cassidy rest. Al.srupss and Land Assats,
La~ss areaawss, nexsA side,
| Aucsasa O. Cana uaissiosss
caasiss AiAss, AIsals Aroaasass aeFss saas.
/ E.iveEy ss&hass-
ssAn poAaas, aryani stFsss. soxshsf sfoadwsF,
/ De Kay, sisdis sroaawsg, asfsa ssas-
| Hotels
/ nv. r. Rayzasna. Bates Hsass. Aasneiia, lew,
| w. l. asxss, city usssl, Middle sF03dsAy, soatA
| side
! PeSer asAgss, Heaa4rsou Heusss Ls~i@, tswa-
spozssa . ssa, nss aoaasa Hsssss Dss a~asfs
City {aERE
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iessnAsskR
DIVISION D.

sssws. Tsfnlag imsasmansA saa asshtasss.
ssssasa4smssai - csiassa. CsaasAa laaaGss.
CLASS NO. "a,
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i. W. Prizes, oasse over TrsasaEss's ofasss MAG.
dls RraaawaI. seata ssas.
CASSIDY 4 rsss. Aitsrusss aud Land ASsais,
Lasss areaawsy, nexta side.
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DIVISION I'D AIRY. PAETRT AND
KITCHEN.
supegsaasndens--szon D. r. cAaASy, coaneii
hia&s.
CLASS no. 42.-pANTRY STORES.
| &e.
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DIVISION I.-EouEsf SIsM.

ssyvisatsaAsaf--s. % sAxs. Rsss#assssaIs &c
CLASS Ne, 4a.-~BDTS AID GIRLS
RIDING MATEH.
nest riding sy atsr azssr y sssfs u ass es 20
ri ~ DO - 90
sess rsaias ~ q sirlEnasx Il yssss "a ass ~ 90
2a - DO 81 90
appoiatussas u he csmalssss asssszsa tsI the
dag ss sA@ Rass st
GLASS No. 40 - EQUEsTIaIASISM NJ
LADIES.
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j. D. Hem, upsss asesawsr, naffA sids.
wesagsg b asxaesas kasskis sx%aasas, noFai
stas.
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PaanseFs-

Miss Jennie Flsning, p, o. baildans, corner 81
assad way sna sryaaE ssseeas, NJ stalsss
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Tin-ware aaa saesss-

@. soan&sn. Carssassr aaa CsnsEsssos-5 : 2
on MAln ssrees.
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Aschaseeas.
Earpenser,

". ward, aiaals Broaa~ay sestA saaa.
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<sssfsse-@3. ii x4lsisss cssaEss asssas NJ.
! s<ksss. sxaaAasrsl ssass Isspss. AAssr csna-
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H Bseessft, rppss Rfsaawsys aoEfa saes-
T.&w Ress crssSeat Cir, isws.
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rurnltare.
Eaooks and Stationery.

.. .. Rua . Ca. PAiassF's D eeks LsWsf SfsA
was. nsfkh sIas-
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ao sin hattsss 81 eaass, q
csmmiass--n n. ssaesnea, sirawasss Mss. Q, .
whiuas. 0eaws csiys Ars. laha xsysp. kswisj
Mrs 5alEa sears. siaaey Ars.is. " aess
E0naell Biuas.
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Raoss, shoes aaa Leather
). g. PaiLips d ce.s L9wsr BFSAawas. sSaiA
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Altar aeys.

y. Hoppsr, r. o saliaEas, eOrasf OF BROAD
was and ssy4as stxsssa
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r. Paoasr d Co., "stas Aafxssye = = aaAis Assa'
wsg. aaFsh aida.
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forwarding : Cemxaissisn.

n W. HIsrassek. Feswsrsins saa osa1zns sssaaa
xstse.s1s aaa agent Scr gFsaspeytasisn Lsssz.
- ~, gast d pssles Hoass, osaneil sisas.
Iswa,