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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29
Valu able Farm
FOae SALE CHEAP.
Containing 4sl3 Acres

WE s'cr FOR sale ars'class farm Of ?no acres IN.
" DER high state ofcultivation I23 Of valuable
timber adjoining. The improved land is gently roll
ing. inc'oscd with new fence also divided INTO
fields. The Improvements are. a good Farm House.
with tel or twelve rooms, with Cellar, full size;
Csfern with capacity Of ao0 barrels of water with
large and tastefaiy laii out grounds, shade trees
cvcrrreens. small fruit etc. A bearing Orchard Of
about h trees, two large and eubstant ially huilt
Barns; also, Sheds. crihe Hog rens etc. especially
ged for raising stock Of all kinds Cfsc-n AT
the barn with capacity Of about 600 barres OF wa
ter. and good stock water in the pasture feds. At
present about aso are seeded down In clover and
timothy, ard 20 acres are used for corn snd email
grain. Coal is found two miles from the place. A
good market and school convenient. The place ia
know - tAs 'sChanben Fsnn." located eight mic.
east of Muscatins and twenty-five mile. ives, of Dav
enport, Iowa. two and shalf miles from the village
Of ofFairport, on the Mississippi River.
~ Terms, 80 per acre, half down. balance on
time to east purchasers.
DEAN 4 MANINGrON.
Commission Merchants, l; Exchange Place.
ssa. ~ iSs-oim chicago.
ARCmrTEa-rnrme
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

SkirISc--to night. on the Fire Kings
Park. BE ready with yonr ladies' fair ard
your skates all sharp. The ice is good and
the evening promises fine sport,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

J. 7. TEsrLv, Gardener and Florist, cor
4th ard Main >ts, fruit and ornaments
trees. .ny26- ly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29


'OS THE OTTER SIDE Mt "en the
other side Of Jordan" but on the other sid.
Of Second street. LeClaire Row can Dc found
i u. Austin's heavy dry goods ea'ahli ~
ment, whore all the ladies' go 0 puFchase
dress goods Of all kinds, winter goods, fancy
goods, carpets, cloaks, shawls, gloves, hos
ieries. ard ten thousand other articles il
that line Rates placed at Tie lowest mail.
ard no half dozen diiferen. sc,,cs of prices.
Gall around
ANOTHER VEro.-The President has agar,
exercised his power to veto the acts Of Con.
grc>s, but We are authorized to state that
this will in no wise interfere with the sale
OF . splendid stock Of gents furnishing
moods at Sam. Psrry's establishment. IS
Brady street, or the manufacture Of tho same
TO order in al the most fashionable styles.
In the pursuit Of happiness, nothing is 50
essential as suit Of Perry's best.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

Usr iallenaad's Specific for iihenmat'sln
Gou. aud Neuralgia. Iteffec;ually destroys
all poison in the blood. and performs rad
icai cure Read testimonials elsewhere
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

TRr lr.-By all means should those af
icted with diseases Of the throat, lungs. or
kidneys. make trial OF DR.. r.lPo.ands " hiie
Pine Compound. Ii is an hores', thorough
New England remedy-as staple as gold
dollars. 1t has been used for years with
perfect success, saving thousands IL lives.
aud alternating untold suffering. Try it by
nll means
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

1srKREsTIsc Casa very interesting
case has been going on before Justice Blood
for sorAe days past, involving charge Of
forgery. Sometime ago an agent of a Pat-
ent Sorghum Evaperator, sold TO Mr. James
Thompson OF this city, ano.e Of So, al.
legged to have been given By NJ. s. Budlony,
Esq, Of Blue Grass. Mr.. Eudlong denies
ever having given the note, and refuses 10
pay il. Among tho witnesses examined
this afternoon, was Ira NJ. Clifford, of the
First National Bank Thompson for tie
prosecution; II. 4. < W. ii. Bennett i.r
the defence
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29
CIT 1T z III u.

WE would cali attention 10 an advertist.
nent in another column Of self acting Fire
Exiting glisher-y yfes, sar>at,oa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

DGvoRE ~ SuErrAnp, BANXEgs. - he
attention % our bu siness men is Gale d 10
the advertisement OF Devorc & Sheppard.
Port 3yroa, Illinois. Both a. these gente-
men have been residents of that place i5r
eighteen years past, and are thorous shiy
known as men Of capital and energy--oor,
rec. and prompt in ali their transactions -
Our merchants and business men who have
collections to be made at Port byron, Lee
Claire. or elsewhere in that vicinity. VII do
well TO make their wishes known 10 Dcvore
& Sheppard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29
WILLIAM D. BAKER,
nesiDnpr 4 Engrayer On Weed

RvU3S.-N Z. Corner Clark alad Randolph
streets. Chicago. T. .. Box, eis7.
Views of cities, buildings, machinery, por
traits, seals, autographs. maps. tinted envsl'
opes. &c. .,.
All orders neatly filled q low rates.
Chicago. Seps. -, lss6-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29
m Ar RaEaD.

by the Rev. J. W. Clark, on the 24th inst. at
the residence of " u am Predmore. IN Valley
CITY MIR. AMOS MAYNARD and Miss CYS-
THIA PREDMoRE.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29
DAVENPORT. IOWA, TUESDAY,. JANUARY 20. 1867

Nrw HasDwaRE FiRu.-We take pleas
ure ia stating that the new Hardware ;.rm
OF Goodwin L BIS ell, at No. % Rraly
street, will lie rea-y to open their doors to
the citizens og our city in q few days. 1t is
their intention 10 do cash business and 10
keep = first class stock. They purchase
their goods direct fiom the manufactures,
and ~ill place them upon the market at
much better rates than those who buy from
second hands. Fine table and pocket cut
lery viii be made speciality. Builders will
find it to their interests to examine their
stock which will be entirely new ard Of
the ve-y best quality Messrs. Goodwin \
Bissel are both young men, and strangers
to our city, but hope by doing straight
forward business and keeping good stock,
to receive their share ii patronage. We
bespeak for them the confidence Of the
public, and that sue ess which usuilly a.
tends young and rersev.rns eaeigy.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29
CITY NOTICES.
Slexna.il Marix

Dumont cuts all kinds, from / 8 inch to
4 inch letters, plain and ornamental, at NJ.
10 Main stree.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

PAINE's ASSIvsRsAIy. The desciples IF
this grea, Atheist will this evening csic
bratc his birthday at Lahrmann's Hall, in
this city. Amon; the speakers will lie J.
p Subo.,, E,q. litor o. Der Demohrai,
ard Mr.. T. S. Kahrmann, Principal Of the
German school, corner Of Fourth and War
rcn streets
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29
Apples /! Apples =:
treat secrets
For Sale.

4 RARE CHANCE. THE STOCK AND FIN
inres of a Retail store doing growing business
snd located IN the beet business locality III the city VI
Davenport Satisfactory reasons given for selling
address, staring where and when an interview may
be had. JLT
L. . Rox ~
\. b. Only = small capital required iaalsJtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

iGHToVymEST OF THE MIsIssIrf1.--l lie
peop.. OF tie West have wasted many
years in fiuitless discussions in regard
70 the distinctions of the channel OF the
Mississippi but never before have taey *
hlbil.d the sams interest in the subject as
at this time. FIVE NAV trust the present
indications, the hour Of parley and empty
hnransue has passed by, and the time for
point above US, We learn that business men
and slippers, the merchants and pc ,ple gen
erally are acting in harmony with the sug.
sestions OF the ST. Loais Committee Of Ar
rang,mcnts ard are appointing delegates to
attend The February Convention. As fa,
as we can learn, these delegates are chosen
from among shippers and rivermen, who,
though no more yi:ally interested in tie
matter than the whole public. are more cal
cula,cd 10 comprehend the weishty subjects
which viii soon be advanced for their con-
consideration. The unanimity OF purpose
exhibited by the people of the many differ
ent States interested, is highly
encouraging. and goes far TO :dcnote low
much We may hope for fom the extended
n.ovement now on foot. In treating of q is
great subject, the st. Louis RspnJi.can
says
1t il no mere local affair The people
who occupy district Of country stretching
over thirty degrees OF latitude, are not a
u.ere town meeting, nor do they represent a
county or State They represent the
grandest portion of the domain Of the
United States. la numbers and In extent
Of territory they are sufficient TO form ii
powerful independent nation. They occupy
ten States, counting simply those which
border upon the s-issippi. The Missis
sippi Is for all of them, as Governor Maj
shaii expresses 1t concerning Minnesota,
zone of the great highways OF their com
merce" That commerce is Of immence ex
tent Whether measured by the number OF
bushels Of gram. or barrels of pork and
flour, or packages OF goods, or by the aggrc
gate value in dollars, the trade upon the
Mississippi is enormous. An Obstructio u
to the navigation OF that river in any one
portion Affects the whole, increasing the
perils Of navigation and the expense oil
transportation. A break in railroad does
not more truly affect the interest Of the
whole road than do such rapids as exist III
the Mississippi river, and TO remove such
distractions from a national thorcushiare
is u national duty
The principal foe to this long proposed
improvement has been the intense political
excitement characteristic of the last ten
years, and also the engrossing interest felt
by every one in the issue oi the late war.-
Tho prospects now arc, that for moment,
old hobbies will be laid aside, and material
ani vastly moro Important interests accord
e. a litte consieratipn. I; is u most en-,
couragins sign OF the times TO sec the
whole public willing. for once, TO forget
hair branel theories If all kinds, and to
unite ia great movement far the welfare Of
the eniirc public.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

JAMES S. KIRK 4 Co.-Dsalers in soaps
no matter what kind or grade. are re ferred
y the advertisement of James :. Kirk 4 Co.,
Ms 2lO, $40 and 3l4, North Water St,
Chicago Thi concern manufactures very
extensively, and is prepared to supply the
trade ali through the Northwest with more
reliable article ard at more reasonable fig
ure than any other house in the business -
Long experience, large capital and perfect
nc luaimtance with the business renders their
fac lities unusually favorable. Dealers in
tnis Part Of the country will undoubtedly
find it to tleir advantage to open books with
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29
Hsinin and rnncy Sunps.

fAtn so.y, ODD in3wr wisn.on.
Thu mo.. ,o,.,., ,0os, ,,,e .,a so.,,nh,o ,.,ia
,ics now before she public.
OUR PALM SOAP
49,, ~, "a.v ae. p,p"'""an' ~" "aae '''"
kind warranted pn,. III. m, y,.Y ,r.,.
Bnrnhsins 4 Van sehaack. Chicago. Wholesale
"san'" 20. s. Nae s".n"s,. s"a " a,usr.,s every
Co. 80 south front .trec, Philadelphia. ana Chae
M'Ja aNiho lhis urhci'us ne" per.
Iuhe 'or the hahdkcrrhiei iS without rival
Tor deicacy, anrsn''ty and richness. In
TACT o' ai perfumes the fragrant u",druo
may oc caied 'he qnn'cssencc. FOR sale
hF al 'he prine'pa' prps''sts.- fefhsJs
''e"-
Rr,u co,.,ap sn,us ALIEN
VI. D., L.. l.. II, Professor OF Principles
AMI Prlche, of Medicine ia Rush Medical
Cullerr md HI or If III, cLi,eyo V,,}jc,l
f,.,t en
-
''''' "''''S "'e ~
improvement on tue heterogeneous mixture
IA vile hall distilled wAishey or worse rum
generally palMed i.pan the lihulous or ~
valid puhl,, Tho panuf,c,nr,, cxh;h;ts .
,,,,..,o,,h, ,,,,.,.,o., -, ,i,.. .t,. =,
~,
~ ~ '"0 w
MOST o' thc bttters III 'he market are but
adroit combinations 10 dis .usr the physics
al propcr,ie, of the wort p,ssible Alcoholic
,r,,..,... n, az
HILLS HAIR DYE. 81, cents. b,a.k or
brown ,ostant,neous. na,ura, dnrahi, bc,u.
tifal. reliable. indeed the best n usc has heen
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29
WAN TE D.

CEvERAL SOLICITORS FOR A FIRST
~ Class Fire lns. Co. Men OF age Gnd sxper
icnce preferred. None need apply without gssd
recommend dations LUTHER r. EADE,
mol Land Agent. over L. q. Davenport, Iowa
WINTER REMPIDIMENT.-S.C0 PER MONTH,
I, introduce u NEW AND USEFUL INVENTION.
OF absolute utility in every household Agents pre-
fering to work IN commission can earn from SEQ 10
SO per day. For full partru Ars encoee etAmp aud
address. W. q. WILSON 4 Co,
tie, .G-,3n Cleveland. Ohio.
Nt0n 10 500 PER MONTH, and all Expeps
CI w P:id. We want Agents. male and female.
S srerymnere. :" WHOM Me w' psy .ne anGse saay'
permanent. and very desirable For full particulars
address with stamp, q. ". JAuKsoN & Co,
dev22-d2m II South st Baltimore. Nd.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

FlEr A. about hsif>past inc O'Clock.
last evening. the fire bells sounded the alarm.
The rear end Of the ElwArd's { ngregu,
tonal chulch 81 uatei IA Fifth street bc>
tween Brody and Main streets, was discov-
cred to he on fire. The Fire King boys i'm
med,at,ly started their engine, getting up
fire and steam as thcy went. The citizens
rear the pllca he'll the fire in check by US
ing buckets. throwing snow, etc, until the
boys got their engine at work, which soon
extinguished the flames. There was some
l,te delny in getting stream OF water frcm
tho cistern upon the fire, owing to one Of the
fx;ngs of The engine sticking. The repor,
the engine was frozen up, is fatty co.tra>
dcted by the Fire King boys Theirs is
no; that kind # an engine. The report that
the fire was the work of an incendary
seems a little far,fctched now that iayestiga
who WIS one of the first on the
ground, broke into the building, and
found that the fire had not taken
FROM the stove or pipe bur had taken from
the outside At the Northeast corner, where
keg Of ashes had been deposited. The
kes had been burned through on the side
next to tn. building and the outer boards of
the uilding next TO it, The flames had
worked up through and came out at the
root, where it was first discovered. The
firemen, police and citizens are deserving Of
great credit for their successful efforts in ea>
wing the church without further daT age
1t tas lust been rebuilt and put in good
condition. Had i, been destroyed it would
have been heavy loss to the society, and
the adjoining buildings would probably have
been more or less damaged. 1t is certainly
na,ural that the cry Of incendiarism should
be rdisei under the present state Of events.
By our sensitive minds, bu. it seems strange
that an act of this should be attempted at .
time when SO many W. re ON the streets and
the thing s. sure OF being discovered al
most as soon as done. yet if it has, the act
was disgrace to anything bearing the sem
blance of a man.
The whole property was insured by d.
II. IIar,well, agent. in tho Metropolitan and
other companies. The total damage to the
Lecture Room together with injury done to
the wall Of the church by water will prop.
ABLY amount to $3.50.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

N0n ACRES OF No. PRAIRIE LAND, ALL
cVV IN one body, laying 20 IN les northwest OF Du-
huque, In Fayette County. lows ~ miles from Co,
eest. This land was bought OF the Government over
u years and Is first choice and har living water
ON u. and IL one mile from Wilson's Grove.
VIII exchangc for property In this city, or tak
stock OF merchandise FOR u. r kERkER
franklin House.
isn-.idti "a Street. bet Main and harris on
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

WArslx BRiDaE.-Evcsy merchant who
sslls dry gootk, groceries, hardware, or any
other staple commodity !; every merchant
who buys grain and Iarm produce, cattle
and hogs; every citizen who owns piece
ofrcal estate, whether an occupied or W
cant lot every man-no matter whether
hi, hopes Of success are based upon sale or
purchasc-prcsent or future-evcry man in
Davenport has direct or indirect interest
in having = good bridge built across the
Wapsie. 1t would bring thousands Of loads
ofgrain into our market every year which are
now sold in other markets !; it would
sci thousands of dollars worth Of goods
watch a'c no. bought in o.her towns. A
Bridge across tue Wapse has been stand
irg demand on the part OF Jackson and
Clinton counties tor years. They wsnt to
come to DavenooSt, but don't want TO run
tia risk Of the ferry and the bottom slouehs
For several months each ycvr they can't
ccmc If tn cY would, owing to the impossible
condi,ion Of the bottom roads. Let the
bridge be bailt next season without fail.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

BA.s! BAGS About one year ago, the
mammoth bag manufactory OF Hare, Asten
4 Co. No. ls3 South Water st, Chicago
was burned down. 1t i4as been rebuilt, aud
IS now doing more extensive business lhan
ever They occupy n large i story buil :
ing and basement aud are prepared to sup
ply goods of any kind III tn ir line at iigules
which defy competition. Fifteen years ex~
ppriencc in the business. during which time
,hcy have faithfully met the wants IF tie
public, should he suliieier; guarantee for
give them call
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

Clare Hall this evening, for the benefit OF
the Woikingmens' Reading Room AID Liz
brary. Subject -"1he Beautiful its ltil-
ity snd Culture" Doors open at O'clock;
lecture q commence at q O'Clock. Ad>
MISSION - cents. Tickets for sale At the
book stores and a. j. G VA lsces Music
Store.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

Notwithstanding the inclem
ency Of the atmosphere, the jingling Of bells
and the rush Of cutters, admonishes las that
the rare sle'ghng Nature has seen 1t 10 send
us is being improved to the utmost Our
livery men are reaping harvest to which
they are justly entitled, for stock in cutters
and other sleishing equippasss, has not
been wont 70 rsy the most heavy dividends
fot several years past. 1t 10 seldom that Iowa
is blessed witA such - depth ol
snow'as wctnuw have, and this ut has
afforded misanthropes IN opportunity to
rail at the climate. as bringing all the incon
venieacss of frigid latitude, without one
OF its redeemins accsmpaniments. Our
young people will do we'll therefore to ''ssil
IN and improve their present god luek.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

MUJANIROy This delicious new per-
fumc for the handkerchief is without rival
for delicacy, durability and richness. In
fact OF all perfumes the fragrant Ky,ariro
may be called 'he qnntcssencc. For sale
hy AL the priaclpai Drugyst f~ney .
iress
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

not attract veiy large audience, last ese
nlhs Their entertainment was also badly
lctc,iora'cd ty the miserable condition Il
the gas fixtures, ard tito DETECTION Of tie
heating apparatus. Tic ala'm Of fire oeca-
sionei by HE burning Of tho Cougre gaiional
Church. ais, proved unfortunate, ,mptying
the hall in most snmmary manner. Quiic
panic took plase. which undoub sdly
proved very beneficial to hst and no =
dealers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

GRiswolp CoLlft.f The following ex-
aminations aud exercises vii tax, place at
this sta inch institution Tomorrow. Ia the
forenoon the Preparatory Department viii
be examined as follows Geography and
German, Mr.. Carrie; Grammar, lr. lioyt !,
Latin, Mr.. Townsend, French, Mr.. curric (;
Arithmetic, Ar. Iioy, In tho afternoon
Algebra, Mr.. Townsend Latin, Mr.. Hoyt !;
Virgil, Prof. sheldon Greek, Mr.. Cmrie.
At half past three, essays ard declamations
will be in order, to bc followed by the
awarding of certificates Of proficiency.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-29

nuBBEL'S GOLDEN BITTERS
Ner York depot. 55 Hudson Street.
For sale AZ wholesale and retail, by Beid>
~fbcckc a Miller, Davenport, Iowa.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14

SAMUEL WILSON. Anc,rnoo,
W.. N
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14
Miscellaneous.
& ToDDARD's INFALLIBLE
, BLOOD PuRIFIERr
TO CURE
Chronic aud .fcHtc Diseases

Tho ubicct at disease, OF both soxes. all agcs
aud every condition, who have long heard ol
Il" wonderful curative powers Of this great
remedial agent, bat have boon unable TO obtain
Il. will rejoice 20 know that arrAn gements have
finally brcn effected by which its preparation
IN future will be equal 70 the rapidly incrca-.
ing demand
tor OF thu human systenI--lnialliblc Ina tho cure
Of Chronic Diseases, Scrofula, Rheumatism,
Eruptions. Eryspelas, Swcllings, Putrid or VI
ceraici Throat. letter, Fistula, Piles. Syphili.
tic and Mcrcurial disease, Stomach aud Liver
ml'laints. affection of the Kidneys, and will
tcatnrr dcbilitatcd manhood aud woma uho.d
= the irc"hness aud elasticity Of youth.
~ PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. -VsS
THIS preparation IL no new Hpstart, but was
discovered more than q century ago, and the
original receipt hiss boon in the possession Of
Mrs. pr. J. H. Stoddard for period Of twenty
years, during which time II has effected some
81 th" most astonishing cures ever recorded
tn" great misfortune with the preparation has
been, that In consequence Of its vcgctu bic char.
act"r. II could only he prepared for immediate
Us" for those VIII" would call in person or sond
Ter u, az It's virtues would he lost by fcrncnta.
tt"u in urtv eight hours after being prepared.
unles' alcohol or minerals were intruA uccd In.
{" - composition but that difficulty has been
surm"uni"d withou, recourse a. either and Il
u new inr the first time presented O. the world
~ III iis original purity and extraordinary vir.
tue. aud will retain them any number OF yeara
~ any climate On tho globe.
80 Price ~ 10 per bottle or six bostlrs for
si.un. For sale by all druggists
go rHkrARHp nv
Mns. DR. J. ~ sTODDARD.
Nc. rs South Bond -. Baltimore
Nov. >. ls67 -lv.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-12-14

XNANrED-AS AGEST--onc chance IN each town
w worthy the attention u an active business msn.
% take the agency fof the sale of BFa.srssrs Rasr
Moulding dsd WdiheT NfiIs applied ~ u,c sidcs H.,
tom top and tensr - tho doors and ~iniows Tc sale
is beyond anything offered hefCrr % agent md
from 80 70 t2s pr day can h. NAB Send TO- ansn.
circular The hfft wiu affly q lafgain Term.
~ Moulding, easL } n hRApsTRErT CO
Nov 20 1t Boston. Mac
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Farm For Sale.

1SJ ACRES FINE LAND, fronting gu the
i 'JS wcat side Of the Dulancy'a Valley turn
pike. miles from Towsontown, in IA
IN beautiful aud healthy ncighbur S.,.A
- hooi, we'll fenced and watercd lsslA
7u acres covered with q hcayyEk&
growth Of wool and timber suitable ior fencing
anil building purposes, and convenient % gocd
saw mill. Tho Northern part fronts Oh the turn.
uAtcd for q store or public house, or both. The
cleared portion IL well adsptcd for building
sites. being directly on the turnpike aud can be
divided 80 ne 10 give a portion Of the timber g.
each lot. There Is plain dwelling AMI small
orchard Of fine apples. Apply 20
HENRY W. COOKE.
Law Buildings. 81 Paul 81.
Nov. At baltimore.
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The Trustees ~ this fns'itr;iol desiring o. extend
the hcnenta Of NJ vassars munincent KIN f1r The ~
ter education n young sotaen, viii aimii n any tim.
IN The COLLEGIATE yca, students prcIacd 20 join COLLEGE
classes changing eKIgnar1 only an Ne dat q their
reception Tcrmf low Trsai facties ~ oiursiof.
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